'\
\
_’
( '' F.sq.'ofitl1c(Eastern shorle of l\1c11'yl-ans], i.vc';6l;3
on the 22d inst. and lost both masts, main boom,
' from Richmond,‘on Friday morning, fell in with
. .
{ie-‘-kl‘ '’7"‘”*';‘ -—~-» ..
. ance about thi ty-two miles. ~
- NORWALK GA'ZETTE.
‘ WEDNESD./.l'Y, SEPT. 29,1319.
_ §1:.-‘°' In conscgimzce of the publisliers beirzg ne-
iccssitatcd to attend the Review at Khlliugsivort/2,
on the tit}: and 7th October, the next nmnbcr
the Gazcttewill be z'.s'suc(l on Monday -Those of
our jfricnds, intending‘ A1l21crtiscmmt.s- for that pa-
per, are 1‘<;que.s'tc(lto hand them in in; b‘..t:m.’u3y -n.cx‘t.
,, Despatc-lies from Comm. Perry, at Augostura,
havecbeen ‘received at_.,\V~ashingt'on., ‘ M
‘The ship Sea-Fox has sailed from New-York_
for the River Plate, with 4-7 pas_s‘en‘gers,_iurluding
several families who iirtetid sotiling_zit Buenos
Ayres. 0 " ' ‘ .
_\jVc understand’ that. the Holland "Company
have conveyed to thcpeople of this statp, 10,0,§3‘2
acres of land, situated in what is .te,r,mcd tfi
Holland Purchase, toward the completion of the
gt‘eat‘,\Vt‘.Sietl1 Canal, according tothe provisioiis
of an act of the Legislature poftliis state, passed
the l5tl1 April‘, l8l7; the lantlgso deeded as ado-
fl'<tti‘0n_ai!'l'll.iy be considered as worth an lialf mil-
lion of (lnll'.1¥S.~—-JV. C'olu/zzbiavi. ' .'
The late gale,‘ has been very severe along the
coast; and vesséls‘.are more or less t_lamager.l.—_
The schooner Eliza. Vi/eelts. of Black Rock, ar-
rived at New-Yolk from Savannah, was capsized
and mainsail, when she 1'i;{htcd full ol water. On
the sat-11‘e day,‘ a ship from St. Croix had three
seamen vrashed overboard. -’
Ilfelarzc/zoly S/u’/rwr.-ck.-—The schooner Only
Daughter, capt. Ellis. which arrived yesterday
the‘ wreck of schr. ‘R;t;)lI;l, l-lawes,,t'1-orn Boston,
bound to Charleston, which was upset on the 22d
while lying to under a three reeled fo_resail, with
12 pt‘.rs,<¢nS on l‘)-rcircl, five of whom, the wife and
4 chil<_lren of Mr. J. H. .‘.=-;l':1lile, of Halifax, pet‘-~
ished in’ the cabin, Mr. Mattie and the rest of the
persons were saved, and taken on board the Only
Daugliter, after being on the wrecl; 40 l§,p_t1rs.
’ ' 1lfc7'c.i./_.’a’v.
The schr. .l'am_aica. Captain Lewis, has been
wreclted in the ‘.‘v'cst-ltiélics, and 20 persoiis per-
isheti.
Three vessels arrived at Newht1r_vport on the
l7tli'i11st._- from Lzibracloi-, with 243,000 fish,:aud
25 b?.rrels_Wl1ale oil.
About 100 vessels are amp‘-.oyc(l in England in
the Greenland W'lialel’i.lie1'y.
The -P1'_oa'itlc.t‘1ce Patriot says-—-‘ Two vessels
have ai'i~.i»_l;tl her-‘e frotn the i‘»”letlite1'ra1iea1i,the one
latlen’wi‘».li' 5000 l)usl1«':l:'. f;l'wl1e_at, and the other
\\ith 30CO—»ll.igs of white beans. \'1~'l1ese cargoes
\veretlcslihc(l Tor other t‘l1til'l{(-BIS, but the lluctue.-
tions--‘o‘f"Conivnierc-: have thrown them into our al-
ready:-repletleél gr-anaiies. The wheat is some-
\iib.:t.th;i'r1ag-ecl, lint the br:ans.are in excellent or-
Hen. Wilt-at.—'l‘l1c bctttitifufvvliile wheat sent
to the h.~.’.tt'r_i1o:'e‘ ma:'ke‘t by Teach '1‘ilgbmai'1,
64 1-4 porstids the buslicl.
The tide 1'ose higltsr. New-Yorl: on the 21
and ‘2.‘2.tl inst. than has br:e11_l:.uo-.vn for several
yxars past. Nearly all 1:71: wharves on the E-.13:
and I~lo1'th Ptivers were (F/et'll‘.J‘~VCCl on bbth clays,
and the cellirs of the stores in South,,,l“rout and ,
V/'a.-.hin_::;'onstreets, were f1ilv.d with water.
At ll}: recent co-mmencernent of Yale College,‘
the deggreo of: l.. L. D. was confer1'c-;l on his Ex-
celleiiiiy 01.:i'1a1i \“."oLco'r'i‘, Governor of this
state, Htm. .l‘2m1es Gould, of l.itcl1:'ie-ld, and Hon.‘
Stepliezi l:‘.iéi..:tt, of South Carolina.‘ . , ’
‘be old pensioner ofBeve1'lcy. who was rob-
bed in B:..~ston, we are happy to mentl.-,»n, has {ma
his loss nearly made up to him, by the liberal cit-
izens of tltat town.
The lte2'.‘,Mr. Cook has been triz.-cl in Upper
Canada, for performing the cote-111r1:i:.' ol':mirria_9;e
without being duly authorised, as th-.1 law directs.
He was found ;guil;y. and sentences! to =.r-.msp-.;1't:t-
[ion for 14- yeaus ; bit was p'dit'.lUi:C(.i by;:h~_-_ 5;-m»-
erno:-. '
At the late circuit in S'tllll‘.".'tll, NE. a i\'ir. Pink-
ney was izidtcled and tried. for setting lir¢ to M3
store of goods‘, which he liad procured tr) be in-
sured to an ainount far l)'3}'()ll(l their value, with
an intent to tle[r=.xtiil the Vvasltitigititl Insurance
Company in th city of N, 'i.'or'1;. llc was found
guilty. and sen enced to the state prison for life.
A..p1'oject foe supplying the city of Nt:\V—Yo1-1;
with ‘water fro: the River Bronx, is contempla-
ted. The wat r is said to be pure,“ and the dist-
The Rutland Her-.1ld mentions, that twenty-live
thousand dollars in speéie, was lost in fly: Steam-
Boat Phoenix,.burnt on Lake Champlain.
./Is/zlrndirl V0Z[ectz'or2 0/'Bao.(-.\-, belonging to the
department ofNatural History, has been present-
ed the Univers‘.u-y o%Lleox'gia, by Vv'1ri. M’Clur<-.-,
of Paris. '
A diving drum has been invented at Philadel-
phia, which enables a person to remain under wat-
ter a long time without incotivcnicnce, and per-
_form manual labor. ,
‘ 'I'he'book binding store of Mr. Silas Andrews,
has been dest1'oyed' by fire at Hartford.
Two attempts were lately made in one ni;;ht.to
rob the mail stage, or pt-.sst~ngcrs, in North Ca;-0-
lina, by two or three negroes, but they failedin
the attempt.
Sea-Scr/z’c7zt at the Sou.'./2-ward.-—Tl1e Norfolk
Beacon of the 11th inst. says, that a Sea-Serpent
was seen in Pamunky River, on the 3d. ‘ by sev.
eral gentlemen whose veracity cannot be doubt-
ed.’ and that he was estimated to be ‘ about 150
YARDS in length l ! !’—-‘ Lord, how this world
is given to’—-—.9trrtrl1z'ng .’ .’—-JV‘. H. Herald.
A Squash, raised by Mr. Root,‘ of Slielli».-lcl,
Mass. measures 5 feet 7 inch. in circumference.
Remarkable 1’rra-m'vatiarz.——'l'.liomas Cochrane,
while at work on the steeple on a new Meeting-
House, in Meadville, Penn. on the 28th 1111." acci-
~ in the stream.
in the infected clt_str1ct, and sickened and died in
S daughter of Capt. J. Keeler, aged 2 years.
' casiouetl by a kicl; from a horse.
"'t_er.the alicidcnt happened.
' will ever after be debarred a legal recovery.
dentally picthcd b-.1c~itward I4 feet upon the roofof
the Meeting-House-—-slidto the eave-s,from which
he fell to the ground. 25 feet, yet escaped with
his life, and without the fracture of a bone.’ ‘
‘ -M ; «l-‘.3. '. " -
The Baurd of Health of ‘it-W-York, made a re-
port on the 20th inst. respecting the situation of
the city. They give it as their opinion_ that
there is no suflicieni cause for the excessive a.
larm which had prevailed for .several days--that
on the’ 19111 there was no new,-‘case of yellow fe-
ver-——on that day’(20th) but on_e'_ case?---that Old-
slip and its neighborhood, is altme infected with
malignant (llbC‘dSi5-—tlla[ this dstrict is entirely e-
vacuated by the inhabitants, and the poorer class
who have been removed are maintained at the
public expense at Fort Richmond, on Staten I_sl-
and-—-the sick ha-.ve been sent to Fort Stevens,
‘near, ~l-lurl Gate.——The Cllil"dIllCCS of the st'rec.'ts
leadifng tli1'otxgli the infected district have been
fenced up, and the vessels which were at the adja-
cent wharves have been removed‘ and anchored
Those who have taken the fever
other parts of tiic‘i:ity, have in no instance com-
municated it to their nurses or attendants or’any
one else.——Ever_v precaution has been taken by
the Board of: Heath, and they confi_dently beaicve
that the reasons for hopiugth-at the calamity ofpc.~.- l
tileuce will yet be averted from the city,are now 1
more weighty than those for apprehension.
Rcgz'.9ter.
In New-York, sixteen new éuses of malignant
fever-‘were reported from Monday the 20th inst.
to Sunday noon, the 26th. S ,
In Baltimore, ‘N5 cases of nialignaiit fever
were reported during the six (lays ending Thurs-
day noon, the 23d inst. ; and the deaths of this
Cliscase during the same period, amounted to 71.
Charleston is still alllicted with the yellow fe-
ver; about 3O die of it weekly.
Seven deaths of malignant fever occurred in
Boston during the week ending the 17th inst. :
ing the 18th inst, 65, two of which by malignant
fever.
A Quebec paper mentions, that upwards of 40
cases of accidental death, have occurred in that
city and neighborhood the pres'ent_,season.
The Iiysentery prevails to an alarming degree
in Salen . N. J. ; two or thret; die daily.
Dread/it/:—.\Ve just announced the arrival of
3000 troops at Havana; They paraded in great
pomp for about seven hours in the heat of the
sun, and we are told that 400 of them were on
the evening of that day sent to the hospital, to die
of the yellow fever. It was thought tliaf a ma-
jority of the ])er.s‘nns composing this expedition
would cease to be in less than a month l
1Vz'!es’ Register.
The mayor of llaltiuzore, by the recommenda-
tion of the clet'gy,‘in cous«:que1ice of the present
awful visitation upon that city, has recommended
tliat Thursday. the 23d inst. be set apart as a day
of humiliation, fasting, and prayer.
--mizaéb-:1:-®¢'='--°~
1t1:1l_{H"lED,
In Saiigatttcli, Mr. Dan Foot:-, to Miss Hester
:ikt‘,’('t‘9:'.’ .4” ' i C
DIED,
In "this town, on Sat an-day morning, #2272-Watt,
At Stamford, ivir. J_v.'li.s/la Ha7vlcy,jr. aged 21,
son of Elislia H. of Riclgbfield.
in (lreemricli, on the 5th instant Clar/c Sand-
forrl, M. D. _
In Bridgeport, Samzzet’, son of Mr. Benjamin
Smillla agctl abo_nt 3 years. llispdeatli was oc-
ln Trumbull,
Mr. David Frcnc/2, agytl 69. His death was oc-
ca.=.ioned by beiiig thrown from a Waggon, in
which he was riding to meeting on Sunday the
l,9j.l1 inst. lie survived but a few moments af-
At VVaterl)u1'y, Mr.
Sit.’/u'z«n D. Ru-~sr.'.’, at respectable farmer, aged
48. fell from a cart and was run over by one of
the wheels--he survived but a few hours. b
In llerinucl-.1, of the yellow fever, Mr. (.'/iarles
I3. 1;/u.‘7[2w[/, in the 34th year of his age, only son
of l‘.1ir. Z-almon Hubbcll of Biiclgeport.
At Portsmotitli, the lion. Jo/uz Langclon, for-
Imillv a Senator of (q,l,ptig1'ess, and lately. Govern-
or of the state of New-l-lampsliire.
uu——-
u , o ' Q
Epzscopasl Convention.
T7471 l-iii Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
..lsL Church of Connecticut, is hereby notified
to meet at New Haven, oiiflfuesday the 26th of
October next, at 10 o’clocl; in the morning, for
the transaction ofordinary business:--—ancl on
the following day to receive and recognize the
Bishop of the Diocess, who is then to be conse.
crated to that sacred office.
‘ 'l‘Il.LO'l'SON BRONSON,
Prc.9z'dcnt qf Standing Committee.
Cheshire, Sept. 21, 1819.
J1! a Cfourt of Probate lzolrlen at JVor=zoa.’k, Sejir,
2l, .l8l9.
l-IIS Court limits and appoints 6 months
,_ y from this date, for the creditors to the es-
‘line of lictsr.-y Illa/Z, late of Norwalk, (leceasr-,d,
to exliibittheir claims against said estate, and
the executor is hereby ordered to give public no-
ticc tl1t:1'cof according to law.
- VVM. M. BETTS, Judge.
Public notice is hereby given that unless the
creditors to the estate of Betsey Hail, late of
Norwalk, deceased, exhibit their claims against
said estate ‘within the time above limited they
JOHN EVERSLEY, Exec’r.
Norwallt, Sept. 21. 74
Benedict 85' Hawley
AVE arrangements in their Factory for
Carding \Voo1 and Dying and Dressing
Cloth of every description, on the shortest notice
and in the best manner. Persons living at a dis-
tance, may forward their Cloth wit}: samples of,
colours and writteh directions, and‘ have it done’
with strict puncti:_ality. I A ' ‘._ 7”
Cloths of dilierent qualities, nia1iufac%f,ure'tl on
shares or hire, or exchanged for wool on‘ the most
liberal terms.
Dwms in Pl‘lladelPhl“’ d”"l“g the week °“d‘i‘.7lb1-in their friends. and the Public in general; that
'l.'p1-sale by the subscriber in Norwalk near the
HE Inliabitants of the town of Nortvaika
. are hereby notified and warned that a spe-
C.|‘-i1t0Wn meeting will be holden at the Town-
house in said~Nor.walk, on Monday, the 4th day
of October next, at one o’clock in the afternoon,
{UP the purpose of choosing assessors, and elect-
lnt-'.' 1:1 board of relief, ac'corilin,tv; to the provisions
Of ‘lie “Ct l0,Pl'0vide for the assessment and col-
l<=Cl't0n..0f taxes in thisstate ; and to transact any
other bpsiiiess which may be fou.nc-lfnecessary.
SARNABAS MA1iv;N, Select‘
. AN l AYLOR,
BENJAMIN lsAAcs, mm’
Norwalk, Sept.‘28, _. _ . .
Q ’0_
. Regimental Traamng..
UP\5U.‘~\NT to orders from the Com_mand-
int: General, the Companies composing the
lst Regiment of ,Ar_tillery in ‘this state, will pa-
rade in i{illi11gs\vp1'tl1. on the 6111 and 7th of Oct.
next. for Inspection and Review. For the ac-
cnxiiinoclzition of the companies of this and the
m~i;gl1bo1'i11g towr1s,.the sloop Pcic/(elf, S. Dasxlutl,
M‘-1316": “ill leave Norwalk, on Monday even-
ing, the -1-th of October, for the above place.—
‘Other persons, desirous of attending the train-
ing, will find a cheap and agreeable mode of con-
veyance, by zit‘-plying to the Captain. ,
N. B. It is important that those intending to
(.30, should be on board early on Monday evening,
as she will sail as soon as the tide will perinit.
.t\"o1'walk, Sept. 20. '
W Boot aiicl ’SilihoePSto1'e.
Sclleck of Stevens,
AVING taken the stand formerly occupied
_ by Timothy W. Vanderbilt, would in-
they intend keeping an assortment of Ladies’ and
‘.cn:lemen’s BOOTS £9’ SHOES, of all descrip-
tions, which they intend to have m'anufactured
from the best of stuff, and made by the first rate
worlzmen, which they will sell low for Cash ; and
by paying a strict attention to business, they hope
to share a portion of public patronage.
N. B: Solo and Upper Leaiher of all descrip-
tions, for sale.
Norwalk. near the Bridge, Sept. 20. 73
' "Q il'E subscriber hasj st received from VVash-
. ington, 30 pair of the first quality of \"v'hi1e
l\’Iarl;.le GRAVE STONES, which he intends to fin-
ish at a more moderate price than has been sold
by any one in the county, of equal quulity,——.
Those wishing to procure Monuments for their
deceased friends, will please to ‘call at his stand.
a few rods north of the Bridge, where they may
satisfy themselves better than to purchase ofthose
that are~‘in the habit of peddling their stone.
- P. HILL.
Norwalli, Sept. 20. 73
0 be sold at public auction, on Mon-
day, the 4th day, of October next,
__ .. at one o’clock, P. M. on the premises, (if
not previously disposed of) about six acres of
pasture and four of meadow land, together with
a dwelling-house standing thereon. Said land is
situate.-‘(l about hall of a mile southeast from the
meeting-house in Ridge-liel'd.
EBENEZER JONES.
Ridorelield, Sept. 16. *73
For Sale, .
BRICK Apply t
B1a.:vJA1\11N liisnor,
‘ ,G. H. Nr3\VKIItI{. or
JONATHAN NAs1-I,
Agetit for the subscribers. _
Norwalk, Sept. 20. 4 73
' T ' Lost,
N Thursday evening, 9th inst. between
Mr. Isaac Belden’s and the Bridge, a red
Merino SHAW L, about a yard and a quarter in
bre'adth. Any person who has found or may
find it, shall be generously rewarded by leaving
it with the subscriber. ‘ NATHAN B1-zsiis.
Norwalk, Sept. 20. 73 __
»AN away from the subscriber, on the 20th
instant, an indented Boy, by the name of
Geo-gs Rider‘, about ten years of age. This is
to notify all persons from harboring or trusting
said boy on my account, as I will pay no debts of
his contracting. - NATHAN MA1iv1N.
Wilton, Sept. 20. 1819. 73
Advertisement.
ERSONS desirous of having \Voolen, Lin-
en, or Tow Yarn wove on Cotton VVarp
can have it done at the following prices, from one
to any number of yards. viz :—
For the warp and weaving, a yard wide-,‘.22 cents ;
fo1'3~4 do. 18 cents. « AARON NASH.
Not-walk, near the Bridge,SAept.g4. 71
The Conklin strengthening
. Plaster, ‘
i N admirable remedy for Nervous, Rheu-
matic or Gouty pains, and the Tooth Ache,
4.-5,000
bridge, at 12 1-2,-cts. the roll. A reasonable al-
lowauce made to tltoseavho buy to sell again.
._ . _ 5 = ; '
Taken up, adrift, - ,
Nthe Sound, nearLong-neck,'a SAIL-BOAT;
_ with her main-sail up, her jib-stay cut, and
jib ‘taken off ; with green bottom and stem, greet‘)
inside the cockpit, white waist,‘ black gun-weal‘
and wale, deckedabout 3-4 of her length from_ -
forward; small hatcli middleof the deck, head
of her mast green, with a rc_:,d fly. VVl1oeve1' owns
said boat is desired to prove property, pay char-
ges, and take her away. ' . ~'- -
r f ._ A ‘ ..PHINEASV LocKW90D.
Stamford,'(Middlesex soc.) Sept. 15 "73
./1: a Court cf Probate -lzeid in-. .’\"orwaIk, Se/Item-'
‘ .bcr,.»l7i, 1319.. . . ..
I-IIS Court limits six months from this date)
- for the creditors to, the estate of Renear
Van Hoosear, late of Wilton, deceased, to ex-
hibit their claims against said estate, and the. Atl-
min_istratrix is hereby ordered to give public no-
tice'thereof accortlingtotlatv. ~ : - . ' .
V Per drder- VVM. G..BETTS, Cle~tfl<- ,'
Public notice is hereby given, that unless the
creditors to the estate of R_em=ar VanHooseqr,« late
of ‘Wilton, deceased, exhibit their claims within
the time above limited, they will ever after be de-
barred a legal recovery. ' - _'
NANCY VAN HOOSEAR, ./Idniinistratrzx.
Norwalk, Sept. 17, 1819. "73
/It a Court of Probate /zolderz at J\-"or'zvrll/~'_, S4?‘-‘~
_ 19. 5 ‘ ' I
THIS Court limits and appoints six .m0..'mlt3
tate of Robert Young, late of New-Cauaan,deceas;
ed, to exhibit their claims against said estate, and
the executors are hereby ordered to give public
notice thereof according to law. ' - _ ,
,\V1'\‘i. M. Burrs, Judge. ' '
Public notice is hereby given: that “F1355 ‘be.
creditors to the estate of Robert Young, late of
New-Canaan, deceased, exhibit their claims ae-
gainst said estate, within the time above limited,
they will ever after he dabarred -.1 legal claim. L
SHERMAN YOUNG, }Execu-
VVM. YOUNG, t0I‘5-
New-Canaan, Sept. 2_O,_lfll3. _ *73
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE, BY
NICHOLS :5’ PRICE,
' ALES or My LANDLORD; Force of Truth;
Goldsmith’s Rome ; 'l‘rumbull’s History
of Connecticut, 2 vols. 8vo ; Citizen of the
VVO1-ld; Hieroglyphic Bible ; Day Books ; Con-
versation Cards, Pen-Knives, Ste.
Also, Genuine British Ink Powder; alarge
assortment ‘of excellent stone Ink-stands, mm 10
dred superior American do.
‘Sept. 20. V _
Take Notice.
HE death of Mr. CHARLES C. -CA1~iNoN,
T has closed the concern of BE'I"l‘S U CAN-
xox, and all those indebted to the said l’it‘II1 are
requested to make immediate payment. The
stock of Goods on hand will be sold at” very re-
duced prices. VV. M. BETTS.
Norwalk, July 5. ____~____~_ _
By_ of the State of Couiiecticut;
Fariiffield Episcopal Society
L O T T E RY. . 1
CLASS I.
SCHEME.
1 Prize of $3000 ‘is $3000’
4 z : of 1000 : 2 4000 '3
4 : : of 500 : : 2000
‘-96 : : of 100 :: 9500
100- : : of 50 : : 5900
.395 : : of 20 :: 7900
11400 : : of 2 50 : : 23500
12000 Prizes £360 000
12000 Tickets at $5, is $60,000
Jl/‘at a Blank in the Lottery.
A more favorable Scheme for the Adventurer,
we presume to say, was never offered to the pub.
lie. The one now offered contains more high
prizes than Schemes in general of this amount;
and it will be observed that a person can obtain
two Tickets for the same money that will buy
but one in a Scheme of any other description.--
Consequently the Adventurer will have two chan-
ces for the high Prizes to one in any otherLotte-
ry. ,
Part of the above Prizes will be determined in
thefollowing manner, viz.
‘l he first drawn _ numbers, 'on the 10th. 14th,
and 20th days'drawings will be entitled 1031000
each, and the first drawn number on me 13;},
day will be entitled to $3000.
All prizes subject to the usual deduction of
15 per cent.'and all prizes less than $3500 ‘paya.
ble in 60 days, and all others in 90 days after the
completion of the drawing, which will positively
commence onthe 2d Tuesday of January, 1820,
at Mr. Knapp’s Hotel in Fairfield ; and 500 num-
bers will constitute one day’s drawing which will
regulate the stationary prizes. All prizes not
called for in one year will be considered as gen-
eroiisly given to the society, and will not there-
after be paid.
S1M1«;oN‘H. Mmon,
JEREMIAH STURGES,
PHINEAS 'l‘AYLo1i,.
THo’s F. Rowr.A1vD,
Tickets for sale by the Mmugers.
TICKETS in the above Lottery for sale
by » " WM. J. STREET,
Of Norwalk, who will pay all Prizesless than
$100 by him "sold. V July 3. 65 6mg
ALMANACKS for 1820,
For sale at this Oflice. Also,‘ by Josia/1 B. Bald-
Vzuin, Bookseller, Bridgeport; Pcterfialzzcs»; and
the different Post-Riders. .
Managers.
Danbury, (Bethel Society) Jtine 2.
, AARON NASH.
q
G,azette-()yfi"1ce, Sept. 14.
O.
13
.'\.i.
from this date for the crcilitors to the es~ -
to 50 cents each ; Holland quills, anil afew hur.-V
QC
Norwalk Chronicler