4
. 4
L-.-..
..v
-3
5'.‘
¢
.;_-.
.' _ many.
’ c1et1e,s.l'or the p!‘On1'.)l‘.0n ol a republican Consti-
' \ ,t~o..\
.“
<.
s.
, .
Cf S/zain.-—‘v’v'e learn by a gentleifnan {item
Gibraltar, that the intended expedition, which has
teen" long preparing at great expeuce at Cadiz
by-Soutli America, has been suspended, in con-
7s.'efquc';nce of the numerous dcsertions of the sol-.
diers, dissatislied with their provisions, and at
not receiving their pay. Several ofiicers, who
had been arrested, had escaped from conlincment
and reached (}ibraltar.
'.l_“li_is_tlclay oftlic grand expedition, which has
so long occupied the public attention, must cause
agreat sensation in Spain, and considerable re-
joicing among the l‘c\’()l!.lll0nlSlS in America.-—
:‘._;\’Vl]LI_t the yell}.-ct will be,’ and what step will now
be taken, remains to be ltnowii.——B9-s'wn Pal-
.Forr:ign.——Bei-liI‘t papers allirm that the Revo-
lutionary spirit has extended tnru-gghout all Get‘-
In addition to the detection of several so-
tion and g;oV"e1'nm‘ent, this3%'spirit is found to pre-
vail, in an alarming de_o;ree, among the stttdcnls
in the Universities. Several of them .~.ia‘a'e been
arrested, and their papers seized. Some eviden-
ces‘. o_f.a Vmutinous disposition has already been
_manife_sted in th’e_.prbvtiices on the Rhine.
. An extraordirtat!y_fpi'oceediitg;- llitls‘ been adopted
V by the supporters of Annual Parliaments‘ and U-
niversal Spfirage at Birmingham, l*lm;f- Tiled
ofvuseless cleclatuatioins in favor ofthat (lUC.tl'llWa
: ,tl_1ey,'_have at once reduced theory into practice.
Eiibout 50,000 sell'-elected electoisassembled, on
wli.icl1.thely conlerred the right of sending a mem- ..
__l}¢!,' tt§—;l’_,ai'liaineiit, and chose Sir C/mr/as I/Volsey
as ilief‘ Leg-islatot'ial ‘Attornt-y of the people of
Birrningha’m’in Parliet1ne§tt,'for one year.’
-as 1‘1.;F,rat1ce_,v 150 Caslimete goats have at rived.
:()1pr_tlte_,«l;,l:2‘tli July, 325 dwelling and larming
were consumed by fire at Remy.,(France.)
,tl_1is.§._:i_lamity, 200 indivitluals are reduced to
-,a»_sta“te_ indigence. ' if
’.‘.\§..S.-"l_.‘_."piS'21l(l the _French are fitting (fut asquadron.
_1_'_Q_}p.ip_ an English ttrmament, for thepurpose old
clc,a§i‘ng_the seas adj.acent to Gibraltar, oi South
An_teric_‘an privateers. V 0 ‘
~ - The brig..R,gjalt, of Beverly, (Maine) has been .
_r.§l;bed'of 51200 in specie, and several other ar-
ti‘c_les,_.)‘o'y a piraticz~;l brig, ofi" the W'estern ‘Islands.
'.l.',he‘.U,- S, ship Erie hasisanilecl from G_ibralt.ir in
quest ofithe pirate.- I _ v . .
'1‘.t'oo‘;$s...ai'e ,tt_‘aversing' Estt=amadui‘zi, in Spain.-
.«}0 _p_urge;i£‘ of the I"1umero,us'.band of robbers, who
have fzmsome time'.i1i"f§s‘I"g‘d-i,t. '
, Gen. t)?Evcreu:~:, say:s}ia"Uttblin paper, in con-
_ sit‘leratirin;of_'liis great services, has obtained a
grantiol"t'erritory in Venezuela,cqual to 50 square
leagues, .-_‘Wl)lCl‘l he proposes speedily to parcel
_ out; _ lllldéj‘_a(l\’8nltig‘COLl$.ClPC}1m5lal1CCS, to set-
't.le1'ifrorn” Ireland. A
" "The Plugiie continues throughout the king-
-£l9.r:;'.i9~):;,étLl.giex‘s, and in .several parts of the other
’ Barliarj/"states. Httndtjeds die -daily.
V I7iz4§tovfy over I/zl-.1: Kivzg rg/‘xllorocco.
.2l'z7§‘giCr3,.,Ip7ze l0.--Tile King-of ;‘rlorocco, at
Tibia; of an. army of 56,000 men, and attend-
son, and principal Bashaws, marclted,
i}§€'i>f";fjii_‘li$(y)-rl.li,}_, against a" nu merous t-ribe.of« rebellious
A-’\!‘.£ilf£§,.for;Jthe purpose-ofcliastising them. The
attaaétco " !1]iB_I_lC€(l-—CI1.'l:lJ‘l£‘_.'\.?.5l-l1‘hi_l}§-l;lv4l‘l3ri.'llt: inorn.,-
_‘ing,.:;.' ' _d‘,I .. as" jkept-.up '.:u.rit 11.5 ‘.i!1"__l_l,}g(i§,-,g};_l_‘$t':_!‘.§',)_'.');L)_fi'_‘..‘
whe’ the-_v;t'liole of the-King's ‘army, liin3self?iit'--
cludeclert-.mainecl at. the mercy -of the 'cn1i‘q‘tyet;fo'z‘-3
having" lost. between killed and wounded, no‘ fé—\'i'-
er illztlil 20,000.
with the bayonet, having the deep river .\{loibeg
at-—t!.':«ei.r back, to put it out of-their power to run
' ‘away.’ 'l.‘itis”spi_rit-ed (l€£_t:l'1l1l.l(ll.'.'.l.t)tf!_«.~':!lltltile skill-
ful in2wt'euvm' by which they cut oil the 1'6,-.l.l‘€:'Al.
o{ the King’s army, were the cgutscs oi the victo-
ry proving so decisive. .
, 'l‘he..A rabs, however, did not make such an ill
~*u53.';,fi'.3§ as was to be feared since, although they
.;omple._tLl'y plundered their prisoncr,s,tltI.-y spared
. ...£bcit"lives.',_..‘and Mule-.w lien-az:tr’s Sherilis, under
whose protection the King put hirnsell, allowed
him t_0.com"e back to his dominions. In the mean
tirae.,_.t<In days h-axing elapsed without the fate of
thg,];ir‘.g or his son llleiug; known, this town was
threatctied with an anarchy which excited the = ,
gt‘er.test.appi‘el1r:nsions. 'l.‘lieae, however, were
at an .end,,the moment we heard that the King
‘ _l‘t‘e'«'('li_7.il“l‘l,‘"\:'C(l at Ya, in good health, and that his
son was on his way to Fez.
Itfij; C;IAP.L1-‘.5, the CClt:l)l‘2\ttI'(l Veiztrilor/ui.~.-f, has
recently artiiccl in this city from Europe, and
ptfposes slmrtly to gratify the inhabitants with
an exihihitiion (_)f,'_lllr5 wonderful powers. Among;
‘' , A _@tl1en'nmcrous atibcdotesiifclatetl of him in the Eu
' -ropeyan A papers. we copy the
"I "A ’i3at3lai Chronicle.
following from the
. - As-‘Mr. Cltarles, the Ventriloquist, accompa-
,p_anied_b:y Mr. Tux mm, were returning. one eve-
ning, from Bristol to this city, they were stopped
by two foot pads, who l'tl_§(Dllll€ly demanded their
money and watches, a“'rt-quisition with which
Mr. i'1‘urmut.. was reluctantly about to comply.
'~when stttltleoly two voices were, heard as from
" the sidetot the’ road, vocil'eratin_s'i' almost at the
rnotnent---‘ Hello-.1, you villains! we have
been looking for you these three days, and now
‘we have caught you l’ The fellows conceiving
_ _ the voices to proceed from two ollicers of. police,
'. 1 ‘.2
.1-
‘ .ior”'an' American inveniion. This machine ought
:,to be generally put in operation. . it will prove
fimmensely benchcial to the country. '
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who were about to apprehend them, were glad to
betake themselves to their heels for safety ; and
thus, by this ingeniotis and ready sratagem, did
- Ir Charles pi‘ese' 'e his own property and that
of his faientl.-—-.N"
a
From (/26 Plait?! ‘ /rrz'n.'ea’ at Albany.‘
Good..’—-Gen. Mitlliuiic has established a wool-
en factory at Bath» Stjeulbcn county,and invites the
farmers to bring in their wool ; engaging that he
..will -afford them cloth fine enough for dandies.——
He has got Brew-ster’s late invented spinning
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yinigchine into use, by water power, with which
a of loyears old can attend 250 spindles, and
spin 100 pounds of wool in a day. VVith this
-‘machine, wool may be spun extremely fine antle-
iven; and one can perform as much as can be
;q3etj.,l"ormed, by 9 or 10 hand jennies. .. So much
The Arabs desperately charged‘
\
. 3’czzo-u1n;-mg.“i‘t~.e Iloard of Healti: at Chatics-
ton have reportecl forty-one cases of Yellow Fr:-.=
ver, during six days. out-ding .1-‘tttgust 26.
cases of fever at the remote part of Fell’s l’oin’t,
advertcd toin our last report, we are sorry to say,
have considerably ZllCl'€‘Ll:‘-.’:‘.(l in number, and are
\ ery clecisirely C.l).'_l!‘2:Clc".l'lZL'<.l with the symptoms
of yellow fever. They amount in number to a-
bout fijly ca.<.-cs. \ '
Six Legliorn hats have been purchased in Lon-
don by a Rtissian nobleman, as presents lor Rus-
sian ladies, the eo.~:: ol'\vhi«:;h was 180 f.’:I.ll!l':‘.L1S,
(three hundred and lil‘ty—live dollars) each.
:4}...
BANK .\’O'l‘l£ EX(_;l'l ANGE.
1ZxIracxccl_/Mm z/ze Nc:,-.--Yor.l:.‘{/zrcralor, 3(/:!. E.
crry or rtnw-vom«;, St -.\'EW-YORK .~s'l‘.»’\'I‘i~;N'0'1‘l-;!~;.v
.\"ew-Yotkcity notes par, llarker’s l_';::cl:-.ar._t>‘::
bank. I5 a 20 per ct dis ; banks ol Albany,
'l'I‘0_V',7\’l0l1aWk bank in ‘n‘«;li-:.-.i\ei_:.ady',Lansingburg
and Newburgh, par; (.ll".Jl1t'§(’. county ‘note-st ztml
bia bani; at Hutlstni and Columbia i’i(“.(‘.t:lVul)lc!a‘, E ;
Auburn bank, and Utica branch at Canaruluifqua,
‘.2 1-2; Uticabank. I I-2 ; Central bank at Cltcrry
Valley,9 ; Utica lnsui-auczt crnnpatzy, ll; Pious-
burgh notes .5 a 6; ‘Nasltinggton and Warren. 37;
Ontario bank at Can'.m(l~.»iigua, do. at Utica, 15;
Bank olCeoeva, I I-4; Aqueduct Association at
Catskill, 50 ; Hudson bank, 70; Chenango l)-anl-1.
45 ; .lel'i'erson county batik‘, 40 ; llankof Niagara
7.2‘) ; Hudson Rec-eivaliles, no sales.
- . ztmv-.iEttst«:v N0'l‘1=:S.
Jersey’ bank, banks in Newark and in New-
Brunswick, State banks at Elizabethtown, Patter-
son and Morristown, Sussex bank, and Trenton
Banking Company, par ; State bank at Trenton,
5 per ct dis ; Farmer’s‘ bank at_ Mount Holly,
and Cumberland bank, 2 ; state bank at Camden,
1 a 2. ,
(.'o7.*tzeClicuf fi0Z‘("S.-——Bl‘l(lV,;t.‘[)Ol‘t bank, par; all
others, unless payable in N. York, l. pr ct dis.
R/rode Islandnotes, 2 pr ct. dis.
.'lfi'as.s>ac/zze.s-ctrs .~2ozcs, 1 a 8 per ct dis.
‘ -—--n:.--::'.-+=e=-——-
. IJIED,
in this town. on Stinrluy last, Mrs. Estlzcr l"."'z':.’-
60.";-rrzn, wife of lilr. Noah \V. aged about .34 ;—
on Thursday, .1]/ftZI'.l/V-1.':V[7‘Z(lVbC[/Z, (laughter ofMr.
Daniel Nash, in her sixth year; On,l*‘-r.i:‘.ay, Miss
Be.-‘ary Ifall, agzed 78. .
ux
. Bl{lGA_Dli} oRnEas._
4. 4th Brigade .]lIiZitia.
7'l§—‘iHE 2-filth R€?g‘ll‘0€T1t will parade in Rt-(lding,
J. near the Town-l-louse,on Tuesday the 28th
1.?a[.fz'morc, ./lug. 28.-«Boar (1 Q," Hralt/2 —T_he ~
Middle District l-‘.3 oer ct dis. ; (‘:ttskill, Culum- ‘
2 I
t .- _D07m.c3i"i0 _M'cr.ncgfacitzre3.
HE subscriber olfers for sale, at reduced
-- prices, for Cash or _mosl: kinds ol’.country
produce, at his establishrnentin Norwa i{, Sheet-
ing and .‘.§liirtint; _Muslin, Stripes and Cham-
l9"'d,Vb» wholesale and retail. ' Also Cotton Yarn,
both tw';st :.-.u«;l filling (i'd'~‘.S0l‘lC(l m.vmbe:-s) by the
nundle, run or .‘Il(t:lZ), blue and white, at l":t<'tot'y
prices. Cantll:-vticlt. in I-4.__an(l'-_“l-Q lli; btills.
Also, l-’-atent Cotiipositiioii lor the attic}; of car-
Fiagt-s, an e.:.:t':.-«ll:-nt siibsitittt,t,e i‘Cl;{i':I‘;i r, g;-re’osé_§:-Ste.
for sale as :tl)o~re. ‘\ A 5 AAll.()N t‘l.’S'lil'.'";‘7',
__ 7\'UY“'ali~:. Sept. 7’. 7 - i ' ~ 7| C ‘
Take }3(_T[-'3"'£"lC’L5ZCl’.‘/‘-'AT0itCC.
»%Ll.l. l)t‘!‘!~‘.(.I—llEil)tl\i!ll,' accounts _with ' the sub-
.Z.L.- scrilrer, -all tnrire than 1~‘1't't«‘. \:i«:.\us stunti-
lllkj‘, sue i'eq«'.cs!.e<l to call and settle them imme-
‘+dl<ll_\.'. XSAAC .lEI*-"I\lll‘-'($S.
Norwailt, Sept. '7. 71
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Advertisement.
ERSON5 desirous of having \Voolen. Lin-
en, or Tow Yarn wore on Cotton \'\’arp,
can have it done at the lolloxvit-lg prices, from one
to any number of yards. viz :——.
F3)’-$tl‘ue warp and weaving, a yard wide.2?. cents ;
ii-Jl' 3-4 (l0. l8 cents. AARON .’.\lA.‘}l--I.
Norwalk, near the Bridge.,Sept. 4. 71 .
Ca1‘d1'ngr§%& Cloth Dresslng.
. ; . . .
*1‘-:B;c:rrLc_cl2ct &' Hawlcy,
arraiigements in their “l"‘.tctot'y for
‘ Carding Vt/oo,l_ and Dying and Dressing
Cloth of every description. on the shortest notice
8‘J<l in the best manner. Persons livingat a dis-
tance. army forward their Cloth with samples of
colours and written.directions, and have it done
with strict ptinctnality.
Cloths of clit"’r'c't‘er:t qualities, 1nanul'ac|.urcd on
Shams 0" ill”: 01‘ 83‘-Cl1u|!:;,6,tl for wool on the most
librral terms.
9‘ Daub-~r_v. (Bethel Society) June 2.
lily authority of_the State of Connecticut.
Faivgteld Episcopal Society...
LOTTERY.
beptember ;
p The 9th Regiment in Stamford, on \Vednes-§
“(lay ‘2«.9tl\-l'or.inspec‘.ion and review. '
Per order 0l'.‘.~ he ilrigadier General.
l“iE1\’-RY Buttit, Bngao'c Jlilajar E5‘ Ins/rector.
. 18l9. 0
n "4; _ n
Religious N O‘l;1CC.
T ll 1’ Rev; Jurrzéiv Babbit, of Blassachusetts.
will rd:-liver ‘~lfl*.‘Cltl!‘f3 in the Town House:
t is e\'eni4ng,. ('-l‘ites(,la_v) liaegtintting at early c*«m<llc
ilfhz. u"..t'S.l...‘:’l;it?i.i‘€i'I-11-3‘-,‘--:‘Yl ,1‘-'ri:l:y e-v.euing;.-i~!‘! ;*.~l-=e-
'slcho_ol-house t-tear l.)avit‘l‘.i:it‘.‘ttson's.‘ At Daphn-
lry, in the to\rn—hnuse, on Eiunduy next ; two ser-
imons, hegi'ntt7rng at the usual-tune. -
Norwal-l-1,‘ Est-g.-.1. 7.
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A€'3»"2r"tC'££-£t’i't»5?"‘(1',.7, Soczclg/.'
:ElJ'\llti;'li'l3gl)_ County Agricultural Society
non‘ stantis adjournrd to the 23d day of Sep-
tember ne.\:'., the-.1. to be holden at Danbury at 2
o'clocl~'., P. M. .'»\ll the liicnds of so obxiously
useful an iuslittuiou, are requested to attend, and
“join the society in the choice ofeliicers and other
business to be transacted at said meeting.
‘ l\'lA'1"ri.u-;w B. .\VH1TLESE‘.', Clerk.
Danbury, Aug. 28. ‘ '
“ ‘Y .1
For‘ bal"
‘ l"""r'l I-ll‘) };-_r0pt'iel0t' of the NOR‘WALK
9: 1-10 FEL, being about to retire from
- . bttsiness, offers for sale that valuable es-
utousnent. The property is ‘p'l'ea_santly situated
on the 130st road from Boston to N‘e\V-ll-Wk: at
the head of Nor“-all: ldarhor, within a few rods
ol the Landing, from which four Packets perform
their weekly trips to New-York, carrying more
Passengers than any other Packets on the east
river.’ 'l‘l1e-l-louse is nearly new—-builtin the
ntoderti style, and well calculated for a public
house, or private residence. ' Attached to the
premises is about'threc acres ol"'exc'ellent land,
that couldybe ad\'antageousl_v disposed o‘f'for build-
ing: lots. '.l'h'is placeis acknoivledged by all that
have seen it to be one ofthe pleasant-sst situations
in the town old ;\i0l‘\‘.’all{,._81’l(l is, in fact, the only
convenient and well situated l%_ublic.House in the
place. _A further description of the property
maybe considered useless, as those who wish to
purchase will call and view for themselves.
- ' J. S'l'Rl‘LET.
7l
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Sept. 6, 1S|9.
AKEN UP, astray, on the 20th Aug. 21 white
~ barrow PIG, that will weigh-about 70lbs.
The owner can have it l)y paying for this adver-
tisement. Inquire at this Otlice-
Scpt. 7. __
,4: (1 Count of 1’roi'2at"e lidd in .’V'or-walk, Se/t_tcfm-
bcl‘, 6,1819. 1
V ‘-1 H18 Court limits sixmonths from this date,
- for the creditors to tlie estate of Exagge-
.-’V'c~zoco7n.’), late of said N01'Wall<a fVl€Ct'2\S6<l;‘l,t'i;'i‘W-H
hibit their claitnsagzaittst said estate, ztnd.t'lt"'t‘;‘T'_ ~ I
ministrator is hereby ordered toigive publionotice»
thereof according to law‘.
‘ \\~'M. G. BETTE, Clerk.
Public notice is hereby given,‘ that unless the
cI'e(litors to the estate of Iélcazcr ./Vewcanzb, late
of Norwalk, decct-.-.se(l, e.~_t.hihit their claims within
the time above limited, they will e‘vet“.a{let‘l)c dc-
barred a legal recovery. ‘
74.
, Noiwvalk, Sept. 6,1819.
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. THOMAS MII.I.S,i aunt’;-. '-
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CLASS I.
1 Pt'iie of 553000 is $3000
4 : : of 1000 : : 4000
4 : : of 500 : : 2000
‘, 96 : : of I00 :: 9600
100 : : of 50 :.: 5000
‘.595 : : of :40 : : » 7900
.l‘l4()0 : : of 2 50 : : 28500
IZOOO Prizes $60,000
~ 12000 Tickets at 35,- is $60,000
./Votia .Bl<m/c in (/26 Loztcry.
A niorefavoralzle Scheme for the Adventurer,
,".We pretsrume to say, this never ollered to the-pub-
lie» The one now otfered contains more high
‘I-iii"-"7=‘33«l1l?-(123 Schemeai»: genie.-ral of--Uiii zunount 5
mil it Will be observed that a p‘erso'n can obtain
Hwo '1 ickets for the same -mon’ey that will buy
~ but one to ‘a b'_chem‘t-. of any other descriptiug.-~
- -Con5equently'the Advcmurer will have two chan-
ces for the high Prizes to one in any other Lotte-
TVL 0 .
Part of the above Prizes will be determined in
the following m‘.\nner, viz. ‘ ~ .
'1 he first drawn numbers, 'on the lOth, -14-th,
and 'Z0ll1 days tlrawiugs will be entitled to$iO00
'-'1lCl.1: and the first tlrztwn number on the l8th‘
day ”w'll be entitled to $3005‘: 0
All prizes subject to r~ ii sual deduction of
15 per cent. and all pri "- Y , than 3500 paya-
l>l=:..-‘-'m 60 days, and all others in 90 days’-after the
Wlllpletion ol the drawing, which will positively
commence on the 2d 1 uesday of January, 1820,
at Mr; Knapp’s Hotel in Fairlield ; and 500 num-
btrs will constitute one dav's drawing which will
I‘egulatc the stationary ptiizes. All prizes not
called for in one ye‘... will he consideredas» gen-
erously given to the society,.antl will not there-
alitefir be paid.
SIMEON H. M,tNOIt.
.lF.B.F.‘.\IlAH STUtt<3ias,
PHl.\ll:'.AS TAYLoR,
THo’s F. Ro\vL9xD,
Tz'c/(er.-{for '-S12/L‘ by the .(Wanugcr.v.
_ TICKETS in the above Lottery for sale
by” ’ \Yl\’I. J. STE?-l£IET.
Of Norwallr, who willipay all Prizes less than
E‘,l00.by him sold. ‘ '
.luly‘3‘_.
, For Sale,
SMALL FARM, pleasantly situa-
_ ted in the society of l\'ll(l(lleSt:X,
near the Meeting-l;Iouse, with a good two story
D_well:'ng~l*lot_ise (almost new) with aliitchen
Managers.
'65, Gut
place contains about l0 acres of excellent Land,‘
and an excellent Gr.trde_n well fenced; "it has a
good well of water near the door, and a _smallor-
chard within a few rods of the house. Itis a
good stand for almost any mechanic. ‘ lnqulftt 01'
_ Vv'l LIAM FI‘cllj1i‘3X_R‘- '
August 28. *7Q
" For -Sale,‘
SMALL P1ace,:lying in Ne}t'-Ca-
It
Stamford,
Lutwith a good Dwelling;-_Hou_se, and Barn
containing betwixt 50 and 60’ fctppletrees. Con-
ditions made easy and an indisputable title given
— . . , - 7 ‘ ‘
by the subscriber. V _ _ CARY VV l:.ED._.
New-Canaan, May‘ 2"!'.-.1 ,_ 0 t .. 1557 5m;-
TIcx~iE'rs, in‘ l*‘ait'field-_.piscopal:SocIet}E
Lottery, for sale by EZRA _51\u'rn, post-rider.
Pension Blanks, C
adjoining, and :1 Barn and otltettgout-liouses. Said.
naan, containing about 5 acres of’
.therenn. Said place has got 8 Young °"Ch“’d '
- - . T’ .
Lumbcrt at l\'0>1“Wall§.
THE subscriber has just receivetl from
. Albany and Harti'ot'il. a largzje supply
of Ltnnber of the firstr;::ality,rozis§sting of
100,000 Eastern Sltiit§;l<,is (ins,pm-lzetl)
20,000 feet Mcrcltantahlt‘. Boards.
5900 feet Clear Boards, (_seasone(l.)_
200 White Pine Plank. .
loo Yellow (l__o,.',_.__(lo., _ ~ ,
All or any “'p’.ft7l(i’t' the r-.‘oove will be sold
very cheap t'or‘.caslt,9’b‘.v‘»'?.3..‘WM. J.“S3'rnn7.=.'r.
Aug. 17', l.8l9_‘~;«':- _—.2 (I,
N. B. All perso‘ns'-in'del;ted for Lumber
pt:i'cl1as:ed‘on or before the 16th of lime, are
notified that their accounts are due :.Pay.-
meat is expected. W. .l’. S.
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liiirullcs warrautǤ'd. SEEENGLES,
5000 ft. seasoned & clear wlzEl:_. Pine l3oarjs,_
5000 feet Mrrchantalile Plank and Boards,
Also——SAL'i‘, Cfllj‘-FlSi':i and RICE,
Just received art! for sale by
W. it E. S'l'.JOHN.
Norwalk, June 1...,
—’ i - N 1 ‘E7 3 B 1: ll
Hat; is r.nts.o.3.it.~'.r.
YE HE subscriber lt.t-, l£"i‘L|§ll the lfll‘:t‘.l.il¥>',‘-“-r.‘i:llU,"‘;
lately occupied by lifiit-; lay!--r, 1; f-_:\'L‘ rod,
south of Bcthel iv-l{‘.t“lil=f2‘,-l'i,')‘;F;::, \-,-},m-.; 13:, 2,-3.
tends carrying on the iititi-i".l.t'.i-rlllnzf lmsl\\.«::-‘S.--
H6 '<\SSlIT€S tilt ‘it: who may litter‘ with their cus-
tom. that his work shall he cl.-me in the best unm-
ner and at the shortest it-.;lice—--l"lc S0llL‘l'.o his
share of the public patronatge. and confidently
expects that his long expcrit:n<‘c in the btisiness
will enable him to give the most entire se«ti-:f:tc-
tion to those who may crru.-lny him. Cour: Ln-
finished Castor and Rorum liuts. s--:<-=.-ivezl in ;~.-;-,y-
mem. JA.'~.llj‘.‘.-J KARN '1-‘..:.~'.
Bethel, August 24. 70:-f
New Estrtblzsftmenix
allE subscriber informs his friend.~' and the
public that he has commence-tl the
I Sadcllztng izms-mess,
In Stamford, in the new building of Mr. ELISHA.
HAWLEY, opposite the store of Messrs. Hun-
HARD Sc CLOSE, where he intends to keep a good
assortment in his line.,riz.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s SADDLES ; Mil-
itary anti plain B RIDLES ; HAllNESS’,
of all kinds ; ’l‘RUNKS; CAPS ; HOL-
STERS ; VALICES; Portmantcaus, &c.
All repair-in;:i; done in the best manner, and all
orders correctly executed on the shortest notie-3.
SMI'1‘H SC-GTT.
54 if
Stantlbrd, May H.
Stravetl,
ROM the Slll)SClli>t1i‘, on or about the first
of June last, a brown year old BUl..i... with
a star in lllt. fnfehead, and tna.-‘:‘ku2 with a ztar-;i the
under side of the near car :1i‘.f.l a slip the rppe;-
side of the o{‘T—:_’;'3.Alst_i, a l)tinv.lle-- year old l'l';C.ll7fiO
.11-R, with marks similar to the ll-nil. Anr ;4;-r--
son who has, or may here-.tt’tet' take up 5.5.1? ‘cat-
tle, and will give i11f<,i'ma'.i-;.-n of the same to m'.-,%
shall be reasonably re‘war«:ie-—d.
'l=l‘.0Z‘.'i.- ‘*3 S.‘=.'llTil.
l‘~Tort'h-Salem, Aug. 24. *70
7 AKEN UP, by the svt‘;s-cri'oe-'. on l‘~'ri(I;43-,
- the 20th inst. a sorrel Mire t}OL'l‘, Stznpr)-
setl to be two years old last spring. '1 he owner
is desired to prove property. pay charges. and
take her away. .l‘t):‘~3AH FOST "Ill.
lidgcfield, August 23. *_70
I-IE Hon. Court ol‘l’rohate forihc Di;-¢.rict
the (late hereof, for the creditors to the estate of
Rum Taylor, late of Redding, ('lt‘C".‘Z~lSl.‘(l, to ‘em-.i‘.i.
it :'their claims. Those who neglect to czt-l*.il..2t
their claims within the limited time, pu-o,x-:r}_~.,-’ .22-
tested, will be (lel)art‘e(l a I‘c(‘.ov:=ry : all "pt1i‘:-’
indebted to said ‘estate. are l‘cr;it.'-s.!£:(l to rrizalte--.
immediate payment to the subscriber?‘ '
Pnnsrzrwrzo "l'.\v_Lou, Atlministrator.
» Rcdtling, July 3l,-’l8l9. “'70
Y order of the Hon. Court of Probate, for
Danbury District, notice is l\€l'Ll)_V given to
the creditors of the estate of. .70.?/'/1/2 Iu,'_;'m‘.«o[/,
late ol'.Ridge{ield, deceasczl, il:.=.t six months from
this date is limited for the exliibition of claims
against said estate; all artzuutils not ei-:hibit_ed
within that time, will be (li'}l>-.il'1‘Ctl a t‘ecorer_v.
’ i C .~\.dm‘r ‘with the
. '\tillitf}’ne.\’.(!rl.
*7(:
SAMUEL Smrtr, 2d
Ridgelieltl. -\ arc-visit? 98 AI ‘. 9.‘
I ‘ “1ril:.suoscr1ber.- oeuzg appout'.c;t1_ by tiici’lt..n.
Court oi‘ l“robate for Statnlot'(l district,
Connnissioners to receive and adjust the claims
[0_tl’I,‘l‘."€lSi£\it3 of_!-Va._9/1z11g.\'-:2: '/"atlrl, late of Stun":-
lo_rd,”in,‘ said district, clect-used. rcpresentetl insol-
vent, he1'cl)y no1,il'y. .:saitl‘ercdimrs. -.h_-at they will
meet on the business t.t“men_- appt,-intment, a£_ the
Inn ‘of John" Hewsted, in said .5‘tatnl'ot-cl, on the
lit'st,'l‘ues<lays_.gii' Octobt=.r.antlfl-lovetfrt'l)er next.
at 9 o’cloc_k in the l'iM"'t-nomi Of Said
The CXllll:ll(l__$)D__Ol_. cluiiits is__l‘inii'ite(l by saicI.'<‘:o'iii"t
to six x1i_0_ntli_s_ from the 5'rh"ofi’.l'iily last.
- DAVID vVv0OD§lg.%l. Commis-
_'l‘SAAC~ .l.0CliW0_OD, sNm.t!‘S-
.'.i3_gamfo1"ld_, Aiigustilti, I8_l9. A *f’O
Just nccmvun. ,t.\~.t’s F.oR_jsALE, BY
NICHOLS cg‘ PRICE,
RU‘-Ml§ULL’S l-listory of Connecticut, .2
V’ vo]§,"V ; -Aclvct titres . of Uncle Sam ;
Hierog1,ypli_.igi l3ib,le ; COI‘n'et'satl(m Cards,‘ U134-
5ta‘nd3y,J_;c'n.'I{njv§s‘ Ah-U’. S1L'.'(lv.‘1‘_l/ SC-/1OC'[
7'z'c/r<*:,(,..s';i.'<in;l C‘las.9 l’a/,r§_rs. ./ -./1r_zg.24.
._ '1'I.is‘¢l'a'yrccci~t:eal_a't tire M22-teal}: Bookstore.
:4 I Q.LDS1V1I'l:§-lf'5 Rome ; Miss‘ E(lg‘;°wo'.'th’.-'.
Citizen ofthe VVorld,
Also, a new supply of gay Books-
For Revoltitionary Soldiers, for sale at this o_li’ice-
v
I ..Aug. 29.: A . \
of Danbury hath limited six months f: om '
-. i\«Ioral?.7lfales ; Mrs. .0pie~’s«‘l‘*lc\v Tales ;_$_
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