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A-‘verygflarge cavalcatleiif5neg'rbes, (says ail Al-
exand'riVz_t paper,"-Oct. -25,) pa‘s"sed.t.l;rr't'>ugl1l;-‘Vl‘i,ere on".
Ft-i’clay,-accompanied with _rna_r;tiitl- nrusit:___,§a'nd._'!._[I
military order- They all _\v'9i‘fe” cheetlul find am-
mated countenances. T heir ‘ feet were not bound
«nor their hands tied,’ and altl1._o’,;cdllectetl from
'different pa't"ts, and plurchased Ioiit of jail_s,.'the
humane conduct of their master, Nimrod Farrow,
Esq-. had sotattached them to his person, that
not _a single one iswilling to remain behin_d.—
- They are bound to Mobile, who-ire Mr. F. is en-
. gaged in erecting extensive fortificVations for gov-
ernment, furnishing employ to 3 or 400 persons.
The}subsequent article, if corr'ect,_1_sV proof pos-
itive that ‘Great-Brit'ain_, as ‘ we predicted, alter.
frustrating the .‘ratilica'tion of the Florida Treaty,
wculd.'interVposo"her' power to ward from the mis-
c,.cV,,,,,.1,.c;,cV1 of-.,;in.imbec'ile tyrant, the_]Vustly n;er--
ited.V:vengeance of the l_\mer1canV_ governme_nt.—-
London. dates to the 11th Sept. maintain prolound
silence as to an armament destined on foreign ser-
vice fitting out at Plymouth or.elsewhere._ This
may bepolicy-.. If the lieet’be'destinetl- for Ha-
vanzi, it is dou'btless‘.toV prevent, in the event of a-
‘war '.-between Spain‘and'the U. States. the £0"-5
which.-'t"nay'be at the‘ disposallof th¢ /1W”‘1”¢’ Gem -
V'Jackson, (as he issneeringly termedin the Lon-
don papers.) making a descent on Cuba. At all
. ‘events, those- ‘who rule the destinies of the Great
Republic, are on the alert-—the people united,
d_e_spi_sin_g alike the oflicious intervention of one
gover‘nment,.and the pusillanimous_C0\f§l‘<l1C<='9l
the other,‘ which -had the will to do Jtlstlct:--BUT
DARE NOT l .'--—.Fede7“al Rtflublicon.
' Boztlogne, dug. .3l.—-The expedition of 12
sail of the line now fitting out at Plymouth, for
some foreign destination, has given rise to various
speculations as to its ostensible object. A letter.
which we receihted this morning, from our cor-
respondents in London, well acquainted with what
passes there, states that it is rumored in the best
if circles that this fleet is destined for Havana, that
it
.
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a
_ this place estirnatcf
the government -.-es that whether Ferdinand
ratifies the 'l‘reat,. session or not‘ to the Unt-
tetl btates, the liritis are detet'mihed to hold that
itttgrurtzttlt post pri gisionally, as a security for
thcir Vfcst India possessions ; that cautious pol-
cy alone has delayed the sailing ot the armament
--that as soon as dispatches were received lrom
‘the British Ambassador at the Court of Madrid.
‘the fleet would sail, Despatches from the Arm.
bassador, were momently expected.’
A Vin giriia paper states that the only cause for
the non-ratification ofthe Flozida Treaty, is ow-
“issg to the time limited for the Spanish grants;
that the ‘principles of the treaty are acceded to by
Snain ; and that it rests with our government to
say whether it will accede to he extension that
Er.-rtlitiancl wishes. If so, !’ "eaty will at once
he zcttletl, or become the of common cli-
plomacy.
.'.l‘he British Cabine-
mcnt of naval olllce
ehehigh chctracter an-
them, it is to be infe"
1’-jade with great can
tprcpare for active ser
at such points as may be
de2vous. The Earl of
the Duke ct‘ Richmontl x
Uanltdas ; and it remain-r
decide whetlier, in irraki"
the South, thc‘North mi‘.
wig-‘ilgmce.-..r‘t'}tz.ional Jldz _
Com". Rodgers, of that I'iVt'£l in this City
-on the ilst ult. on his x‘va,. ..acket’s Harbor._—-
Gen. Scottyrof the army, also passed through here
on his 't'eturn»fr.o‘m*a visit to the western lakes and
fortresses. --‘We undertake to offer ,no reasons
for the .v.isit§ of these officers to our westernfrofn-'
tiers, aiid ‘military depots--they may very proba-
bly be of a private n.tt'ure-V-anti they may have a
very ditfer€n"t‘obj’ect. Itis the m_ark of aVpl'ovi_s-
ion-at go'l'ei-nrpent ‘in peace V to be prepared for
war.,—'-./Ilbdziy /ta/zer. .- _
T/tr l’Vea‘t-India .Hu‘rrz'ca7zé._-'--'-Adtlitional in-
forntatloxi continues to be reccivetl,’ of the disas-
terotis‘cfi'ects of theterrible gale on the 21st and
22'ult. ‘At St. Thonias, 9.5 sailof vessels were
dtir-’en' on shore, and 200_ lives l,ost—-the lower
part o’f'7the\.town was very much injured. At
Tortola‘, every vessel wlston sVho’re, and the town
completely tlestroyetl, only two hous<:s‘,standing ;
the G’over’nor of the Island and his family, were
all drowned in his own 'ouVse, and many otlier
lives-lost.‘ At St‘. John’s ’ " :2 Rico, every veg.
ael went on shore, and. It ‘ldings were des-
itroyed; about 120 liv‘ lost‘, print_:lpaVll‘y
slaves. At Maiyague ' vessels. in port
were on shore. - At 5 reat many hou-
ses were blown down '.l_+da'mage’s at
n dollars. St.
r-‘ed amazingly
: 14.7 lives are
Iartins, and a
a new appoint-
akes; and from
chot” .-e has been
~ are not yet to
ey are to reside
for 5. naval ren-
.ie will succeed
;omman-:l of the
Government to
~='cparation3 for
tire additional
Martins and Angui.-,
more incomparrson t._
computed’ to have beetjr
few in ‘Anguillzs, st.‘ K_'] The Plan-
ters have sull'ered grez‘ '
A Britsh sloop of \v:\‘—’‘ Campeachy
.. .rec millions of
dollars on board. ‘ ' _ r -. V ' ' '
Sloop .\‘ew-Packet, _I_Iiggin's,‘ft‘om \V‘Velfleet,
svith'o;’-st"er‘s,“g_ot on to Cohasscct Rocks on Satur-
day eveiniiig last, and was totallylost 5 four per-'
sons 'peri_sVhed.—-'-—1_3oston fzaflcr. _
. Mr. Lea’s valuable liour Mill at Brandywlhe,.
Penn. was ‘destroyed by fire on the ‘night of the
-24th ult. together with 7000 ba_tV'rels of flour._—
The building waserected in ISI l’, and cost $0,000
do]1a,~g..-_'.$t‘8V,000 was insured 'onit. V ‘ W --
The White‘ Mountains‘ in Netv'Hampime
for Jamaica, in" Septem._
have been ‘covered with ‘snow more than?’ 0‘ - .
night; and make" a beautiful and splendid appear-
anceas far as Portland,‘ a distance of nearly 70
miles. A "
, .- Proposals have been issued at Hartford,'by Mr.V fV,.0,,,_,~ 1-.ya,,Vd_ .
Niles,’ fo_r'rnereditor'of the Times, for publish_i:i1g"
the life ol‘.;CO,-n, Perry, in la Vl2mo yvoluine ot“2;o_o-:j:
paged; ' Sub§cl'lptibn p_rice $l,‘25.' ' "
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cc of several of -
late £,ircui-Figfifillft, held in ;U_li.ca, N.;Y..'the jury,
‘ composed oféhV,et;y.intelligent_an_d,_w,ot7thy pm-en,
a-ftera short cogsplta-tion, gaVve.-,a Zverdict-;ol?_]b_u“r
tlzoiasand -t1vo_/:u_2t;i.{1:ed ondflfrg/yglfollars damages!’
._..mot-e_ than__.four,-,tim'e"sf asjnuclr as they. were
laid in the'declara__t.io'n’. ..,._The defendant .=is~.a man
of : considerable. wealth, abVou;_.8Q ','-m_s..o£ age, and
father-in-law of the,plai,ntili'. The testimony dis-
closed a melancholy scene of family contention.
,Tl_te defenantltad charged the’pl-aintiff with steal‘-‘
ing liens and /row,-k. ., - ‘Va _ ‘
A At the cattle show and fair he1d'at,]_3_;alls_ton Spa,-
N. Y. Earl Slim/zson, Esq. had atvarcfetlfto him,
in '.premi.ur’ns,' $67. Amongother rtliijngs which
he exhibitetl, w_as_a Cabbage, weighing 33. [-2 lbs‘.
He had also raised 714 bushelsof Potatoes" to'_tl'1e_
acre.
of Corn have been ‘raised on an acre.
1
and weighs 164- I I 1 .
one at each end ; ‘ 601.‘): Aegiually natural .”V—-’Wha"tV:
‘an age of wonders we are permitted to live i_n
Independence. V .
Montpelier. Gov. Galuslta and Lt. ‘»B,righam’aVrVe}:
re-elected byincreasied majorities._ These ven;
erable I’_atriots_, in .adVdre’s_sing.‘tlie; Legislature,
life. The Verindrii-lRepnblicah; says ‘-hcfthost
prom_inent recomfrnendVation_s-V in" Vltis'.VE_xVcell'en'-
cy’s Speech, are, t9.p,tV;o_tno_t'e‘ priVvate'e_c'ono‘_'m'y,‘
encourage Domestic l\i_apufa'ctures, not tojin-.
crease the ‘number: of Banks. ‘and to pass a law
freeing the bofdyiof’therdebtor-from arrest and
tions do honor;-to the head and heartof a son of
l‘77-5, who is a_bou_ti~to’ release himself from the
toils and cares of 'puV_l5Vllc -life.-3-./V’. H. Patriot.
chalked out the eiiigies‘ of t_he..whole British Na-
vy on the brick wall of Kew Gardens, and placed
over each the vessel’s name and number of guns.
5 to 6 feet long, occupying altogelher_a distance
of more than a" mile. Passing travellers give the
draughtsmana fcw half-pence for his pains, which
afi'ot'd him a maintenauce.V ' ‘ _
Four persons have_ been committed to prison
in London for having entered a meeting-house,
drank six bottles of the c_an_znzunz'on wine‘, and sto-
len the cork-screw and silver mounted cork.-—
They left behind them a note, stating that the
wine was very good, and they would come for
more. ‘
AnnualTlianksgiving in Massaclitisetts,-'l‘lturs-
day-, December ‘Zd. ' - '
| "rom I’/”zVq;Szzubzu-y ("Pcmz.) Tlmcs.
S/10C/<i7Ig C'al¢I7i1i-'y.—-—()n the evening of the
13th inst. the wife and six children of Jacob Zan-
man, of U-'p'p_er Mahony, and his niece.,,allQ.U$. .29.
years of a‘ge:'wcre burnt to death in the flames of
his house I 'I'Al‘t_is destruction. of life and proper-
ty was attended with the strangest circumstances
of which wehare ever heard anyexample. The
family were nearly all awake ; Mr. Zartman
children. A girl topped. a light, and using; no
snutihrs threw the top among some tow with
which they were working in the adjoining room;
the t0W.blaz_ctl up, and instead of running out to
the kitchen or tlit'ottgh the windows, they ran up
stat-.:. audstaid there until the flames surrounded
them. Even _._there they rnighrhave escaped by
the WiIld0\V5, or by merely running down the
kitchen stairs, but so fat‘ from attempting this,
two of them hung fasttto a girl to prevent. her
escape, so that it was with great ditliculty she dis-
engaged herself, jumped out of at window and sa-
ved her life. Z-..r:-ttnan stood at a cherry-tree,
looking 00; andwhen his neighbor attempted to
to extinguish the first spark which caught his
ball?» full of grain, he, like a maniac, seized and
held him fast, until the liitmes had there also he-,
come unconqucr-able. The bones were all found
t‘ogether in a corner, and some of the internal
parts, including it heart, unconsumetl. -
TX
m‘-*5 0- BF0Wm=“: D, D. L. L. D.recently one of
the assistant ministers of Trinity church in this
city, was consecrated a bishop, for the diocess of
C°m1G¢1i<;_M. by the right reverend'bishop.WhiIe,-
of Pennsylvania, presiding bishop, the right rev-.
erend bishop Hobart, of N. York, and the right
"CV"-"end bl5l1°P G|‘i.SW01d.0f the -eastern diocess;
'- . p . [Ma-c. fldv. V
The intlivlduals connected with the Sandwich
Mission, (says the Boston Recorder,) assembled
in thi3,l0Wn (hiring the last -week. They consist
of nineteennatives of Anierica,.(scven gentlemen
with their wives and children,) and four natives of
the Sandwich Islands.‘_ Their names, places of
l'69i€l¢flC€s. and Occttpations,-are as follows: .
Rev,-Hiram Bing/mm, Benniugton,Vt.Missionary;
Rev. Asa Z'lzurs_ton_, Fitchburg, Mass. Missionary.
Dani;-Vl C/zamberlaizz, V Brookfield, Mass. Farmer.
Thomas Holman. Gpoperstown. Y. Physician;
Samuel .1’V/ritrzey, Bromford, Conn. '1‘eac|,e,-_
Samuel Ruggles, Bt'ookfreld, Conn. '1‘eacher,-
Elis/to I.oo_mz,s, _Urlca_, N. Y. Printer.
Jo/m Honoree, Owhyliee, Teacher.
'1'/ianzas Haojzo, Owliyhec, 'l'eacher.
;W'z,'{lz'anz Tem:ooe,’..\Voahoo, Téaclter-.
George Tamorcc, Atooi. .
On Fri_day_5' 15h Oct’. they were formed into a
Church of C“ i ud on Saturday'23d, sailed for.
Qwliyhee.‘‘~‘“ “ r 2 ‘ _ . —
_ .1[{l{lEU, .
In New-Ca,naan,Mr. Waters Camotocl.-, to Misc
1\'ancg .,Hoyt_"-:...)_I1l'. Levvis C_'_/tic/iepslcr, to Miss 89.
In‘ Gr_e_e_n.wich, Mr; Sgal.i/J Lourzsbizry, to Miss
«Matilda 1!/Ifles 5 Mr. In-dct..1’&e'ck;tdV_1tc[i,', 1)m',',.,
da 1‘V’eC/€. ‘F’ v
A, 1
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o 7,;
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m.~._:..;-r.-.a.~.*..d .,-...... .....-. ..._. .
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.l".a1'§l§,;,I’_*g:,Qf4('V::-iii.--iI‘ii'Var1iactiomoil Siloizilerg ‘at - '
In Scipio, N. Y. 133 bushels 8: V10 quarts:
_ ‘Foul-'_ 7»
Squashe's,weighing 433 lbs. the product‘ of one ‘A .2.
seed, liavebeen raised’ in Live_t_§more,_VhIls.f..:-this ’j;_
season, the largest ofwhich-girths 6_fe,et,‘j l lj'.i,ntV:l_1. .. 7
. :5 ,"V,A ‘:"-r.
A black Snake, is said to have been,,_ltil_led1_neVa‘i‘.
Mansfield‘, Ohio, 5 1-2 feet long, with ;-.aa«Ize«_z4s,~... _
Binns of‘Philadelphi'a’,_' has just. completed"
his superb print of the declaration of fArri:et'i’cati- .1 .
'l‘he,V'ermont Legislature is'itow‘;i’n's‘essioti at Q N
_have each .expr_ess:e ‘_ -}a_jwiVsh to i_"etire*frdti,1 ’piiblicf ‘
imprisonmeut,ou small debts.’ .These sugges- .
A London paper :says‘.that a disabled sailor '
In this way he has drawn about 800 vessels, from 1
himself lay asleep in the kitchenwith one of the .
On VVednesday, at New-Haven, the ‘Rev. Tho- -
O
_ \-.,V.V_._Vr),- _V _ V . L VV
:. :this town, on Tuesday morning last, of a lin-
g“e_nn;~;,- illness,"~.-Mrs..Hanzzo/t Hoyt, ag_e'd'29, ,\V;il=
Mr'..»Ezra H. ,_;‘n_.__daughter,of 'Mr.’Shubael El-
I
v_v._ood, ‘aged 5. At._.(S.aug-atuck, M-r. JolmVGale, of
I\’_Ie,w-'Yot"k-, aged abot1t.42. ' . 2 -- p A
In _-Danbury, Henry .l_3. son of ,Capt. Zachariah
V.Gris\vo_ld,'{o'f New.-..;Y_ork,. aged'8.years. . p _
in-the 22d Oct-. ai.Se-ttle’s Hill, lathe, town Of
_Guilderland',.N. George Reel_Inor_2,.at the
advanced age of -112 years, m_onths,§c 2$.days.
He ._w_as born in Germany, and was asoldier at
the famous batt_l_e.of P;rag,ue,- yvliere he and anoth-
er onlysescaped,_the"dreadful slaughter of. men
tlVr_at- ,took place there. ,. He -also setwetl. as .a sol-
dieqin America during what is called the ‘French
;tx’ai.r.»;.*é*.r . . -= - «‘ -
V‘
it 8;’ ISAACS
_l\l’E‘:novv on .liand,.at their Store a few rods
‘J Dmrgs,- and Med-
fr. 7¢°i.:;'trl:e,§ on >se1i.Vircfwrr,‘sjr 7C-A81-I_ ‘or’ Couiitrv
" V ' NorwalVl_t}'O’ctVs:',‘2 79 tf
1 .
zlx,;1sf¢w.§r¢§i§t${.vwith_.a,‘1§rg'é,
., , _
‘ jg/I{r’rjV2_.fgsV1t+ GQ_OD'.3j,'."’
J7. stirirly ‘qt? iIf91Li£;€‘I}
97'.-i -2:. -*i'..’ .
' 4
.’_ (}a=i§i‘rii'éres,,.‘;.;’“ ..
and colored
' Rattlnct to
'§'lfabbyij:and corded.’ 7;'e__l'Vvets_., V
4 "1f‘loi'etl_tiitle and’Toil 'i_"e:t'V'.駧t1ngS’ ‘O .
_":'M'a‘rsenle.s V “ _— I
A',n'erican and E'uglish..'Cj;l_1eck_ V’ C
- . Green and chatlgealile ‘F.;loi=en‘ces. ,1
B_.laclt Sarsinet‘,-, ' ‘J V
Blaclg Canton Hantlkert:liiefs.Vj, if ‘
Silk and cotton Flagg do ' ’
Camblic Dlmity
l’lainVand figured Jackonet Muslin-~.
. 'Worsted and cotton Hose
' IrishVLine'ns, . Russia Sheeting
Latlies English and French silk Gloves
Ladies’ Kid and Men’s Beave do
' Cotton Cassimere "_"
\{_Vire Cotton and Flossthreads _\
Cotton Befd licking, Curtain calico.
American and imported Ginghams
Pink and blue do .
’ Carnbric Muslins, India 8c American do
Steam" Loom Shit-ting, black Cambric
Merino and silt; Shawls, cotton do
t\7'ladt‘ass Handkerchiels _
\VV’hite Jean, blue and bull‘ striped do
Blue and yellow Nankeens .. '
K-’Vhite_and black Thule Lace, Thread do
i Sat,in,gtiidrVLttVtestring Ribbons, Calicoes
Cotton’-zintl silk Umbrellas, Parasols .
._ Cottoii, Cotion stripes, Stc. ‘
* Oil Cloths and VVindovv paper. ~
I LIKEWISE, ‘ .
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum ' .
French Brandy ’
American and Holland Gin
skin and Souchong 'l‘eas ,
Loaf and l)l(')Wll Sugars, Molasses
-Southern Flour _
Coffee," Poppet‘, Allspice, Ginger and Raisins
Cuntlles, coarse and line salt ' _
And a general assortment of CROCKERY, 82c.
Cash. Nor-walk, a few rods east of the Britlgc.
November 2. ' _
HEREAS my wife Tamur has left my bed
boring or trusting her on my account, as I will
pay D0-(.lL‘l)[S of her contracting.
Jnnmuu-r STEVENS.
Ritlgeftclrl. t’ov.2. ' 79
ON.
»./It a Court of Probate /zolden at ./Var-walk, JVo7'2.
» 1, I819. A ~
I’ l-IIS Court limits and appoints six months
V - from this dateyfor the cretlitors to the es-
tate of 1/xomdé Seyniouj-, late of VVilton, deceas-
.ed, to exhibit their claims against said estate, and
the Atltninisti'ator is herebyordered to give no-
tice thereof according to law. ~
, . .V'V'M. M. BETTS, Judge.
Public notice is hereby given, that unless the
creditors togthe estate of "1'/tomes Seymour,‘ late
said estate within the time above limited, they
will ever after bedebarred a legal recovery. '
‘ SAMUEL Snrmoun, Adru’r.'
\Viltotl, Nov.-t, 1819. - $79
the. Hon. Court of Probate for Stamford dis-
trict, for the exhibition of claims against the es-
tate of Jo/.%._ Scojicld, 3d, late of Stamford, deceas-
ed. Z I‘ g}EBisVmszt«:it C.-. SCOFI_EI.D, ../Jdm?r.
Staxn£ord,"’0ct.- l_8,_l8t9.. 79*
Benedict 8,‘ Hawley
AVE arrangementsiu their l"a'ct_ory fdr
Carding Wool and Dying and Dressing
Cloth of every description, on the shortest notice
and in the best rriarin'ei'. ‘ P_ersons'living at“a dis-
colours and written directions, and have it done
with strict fiuncttzality. ' V‘ I
Cloths of.difl'eré'nt qualities, rnanufactured on
shares or hire, or exclianged for wool on the most
liberalterrns. _V_ ‘ V V ’
. Danl)ury., (Betliel Society) June 1: '
_Pl5RSONS wishing colored Vlfoolen
Yarn wove on blue~CottonVWarp, can have‘ it done
at 25 cents the yard. Apply to 'A. NASH.
Norwalk, near the Bridge,‘ Nov. 1.
}..vv‘e_st_ ofthe Btfitlge, _a’.g.enel'_al_ assot'trnent of
Hyson, Young Hyson, Old Hyscn, I-iysoh-
The above articles will be sold very‘ cheap for
and board, this is to fo: bid all persons hars
of VVilton,tlecea.sed, exhibit their claims against
H EVEN months from this date are limited by.
lance, may forward their Cloth with samples of
-l
white Merino Slraitvls, _
“'R.é§il»$‘iii? =5
Fm-’ri.tu.
P\ - .3... ..._._, ,:-.-.H
. ROKE into the ioclosu re 'ol'..’.the,subsrV:_ril2_:",-t
V two brown MAREb, one of them.a silt’-'65
larger than the .other, with a star or small whilc
spot in the forehead. The o\vn'er‘, is ’desire__d. to
prove property, pay charges, and ‘take them away-
~ ' . , . JOHN BENEDICT.
'L.RidEéfie’ld.‘NoV.‘l,.l8I9. " ‘ -. -79*‘ ‘
Anew .s:.p,.1,+« .~.r....a .
, ' WinterV‘_G0ODSZ»‘f'jV .
AS_ just returned from N. Yo_rk,_and,brougg'ht ‘
upa fresh supply..of seasonable
They were bought C/tea/z, and.MUST be_s'_o;ld,f_
. ./l!mo73,g‘__tfie articlcagin t_{1e;_VSt"are, may;be,fo.u7,zd_',V_ _
Black, brown, blue,a'nd‘c_rimsQn Bomb_azette‘ ,
Orange-arid _scarlet fi.gured,Rattinqt§,
' Crimson figured Arman, (very_.stottij _, _ "' " "
Red, white, and. ye_llo,w-F latinels,
I4‘ine~steam-loom-Shict,ing,':. .
A merican. and imported ,MuVsl1n_s, ..; '
I
’Carlisle' and American _Ging.hams,
Linen and cotton Apr-orrfijlteck, _
Bed V'l‘.i,t;.lt'ing, Tottg’sVmanufactul1e,) _ _
Black, white, and ass_6rted,Kitl .C.lovVe's, V , ., ;
Blackand whi_tesilk S , . do. _ V A
Men's fine_Bea've_r ’ g,_' i. '_do. 4
Plajn.and_figt1l‘fid Ribbons,. .-. ' ’ .
India "'ufestring and Sarcenet, _ __
re.Chintz and-'C_jalic,o_,_. ' . .-
*':‘*.
Bli‘1_e,"._ buff, and pink Ginghams and J i
‘ .
,’Da_rk mfitatlon : ,. ,_dp«, ._ -.
"Fine ' rcenet Cambricand jackonet 1‘v’It1sl.ins,‘
_:P,l';t[l’[l 'd’.figured,booltV Muslins, , V _
’_Ca’rVri .t_ t't“$lln‘s,,7of various qualVitVies,L_ _.
;Blac_kf‘ca Muslin's,' -. ‘.-
lllzblack and blue llroailVclot'_hsV, J “' ,
A.,,V.V9,-,§,g1.,,,g'f,;:"g;a;i¢,,;s, fine antl.coarse,_' _ [ings
’ 'Merse-jilles-,"sill;,,toilnet,}and._bu,ff _c,as_sit_nVcr'e Yeast,‘-
- A '---ALSO-—_
enamell’d do.
.; .;1~1s‘v.ers‘.. Bfaébrifikéiitd <.:1rax.nb=r'=:.
.EIesartt.rusr;er:’sI Pitchers. .
Enamellfd a_Iid_;-cream. colored do,-
V .-"Blue p_‘r_in_ted .I)"n_in‘g Plates, Twillers and _
-'\.qJ~ .
V-I-V—i._1in~*.'w1s1:_-j—'_ __ \ _. _
Gin, iWin_es‘, Molasses, loaf and
brown Spgars, Salt, Spices", Tobat:c_o_, Snuff, Can-
Plainand figured Lenoes and Book‘ Muslin-J 1 ecu-t Gla§.5.’t°°mm°n :1-‘ll-'-l-‘bias’ S‘9.“° Vl.7"‘.r§’ 23°’
. sum. israircti;
_ ‘dles; Soap, Young I-_Iyson I-_Iysou Skin and Son-
chong_'I_‘eas, _Span_ish_VIndig'ofatid.Scgar§._C0ll9¥i
VVool,' wrought a'n_d"cut N‘-ails, ‘Kiiives and F orks,
Spoons, Locks, Hinges, ‘Screws. Buttons, Pots,’
Kettles, arlidiiiany other articles not enum’elrated._
Oct. 26. 1 ‘L . _ , v
. N-0tlC€.‘_ V _ ,
ILL be sold at Public Vendue on“VYed_ne_s-"-
day, the 3d day of,.November:next,’at ille-
Dwelling-House of Mr. Charles_Vf'Worr_ell, Von_e _
piece of wood-land, containing aliopt.1l1Pee .a'cres,,
lying "at a place called Bartlett .1.-Qtgz also about 2'
acres at a place called 'l‘Vo.ils_oine; also at small.
piece of salt-meadow on tlte"east" side of l"Ol'W@lk.
river, being the estate of the Rex’. If-.-R 37U‘1.7.1§_
deceased. Sale tocommence at 3‘_o’cloc.l«:,P._,"rl.
Conditions made knownat time cfsafle... . _ , ._ .
N. B. All persons.ind_ebted on vendue bills of
the personal estate of said tleceased, are request-
ed -to make immediate payment. .
‘ A C. BISSELL, Executor.
78 '
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Nornwalk,-Oct.2:‘i, _
' .. 2. VNotice‘. _
Q. LL persons indebted to the late. lirm of
. Bimxs 8c7S'rttEE'1‘, are requested to inake
payment to Street cTMorga'n,on or before the 2btli
of February n-ext, as the Books will then be put
‘in an Attnrney’s hands for collection.
4 "Nc‘."--Yvitk, ()("t. '20. , 78 6W
F or Sale,
. ’VVEI.VE acres of plough and meadowLand,"
' lying in Norwalk, at or near the south part
of Silver Mine, on both sides of the stream of
that name. i For terms, apply toVCapt. Lisivium.
‘Bnooxsyorto ' Tii.u>'nEt'Js l3r::'1‘:1‘s.
Oct. 25. '}'8tf -.
Y order of the Hon. Court ofi’robate lot‘
Stamford district, notice is hereby given to
the creditors of the estate of 112li.s-/za "Ha-iwléy, late ‘X
of S_tamfm-d, deceased, that seven months rt-o_'m'
this day, are limited by said court for the exhibi- _ A
tion of claims against said estate.
- J. Woon,
' V E. l-l_.iuv1.£v',
. Stamford, October 4}, F819.
_ mi“ The public~:_§ire also inlormecl, t_hat‘as the
deceased left a large. and yaluable stock of Cahil
nVet,ware and Lumber in _his; shop, the V C"ab.z':z_c-i‘_
I Adminis-
trators.‘
making business will be.continued.there,nnder the. J ’V
direction of good and skillful workmen. _ _ _
*78 , 'Ex.EcToR H.s‘wL'1~:v.__
HE Hon. Court of Prob_ate.fo.t' StanifordV.'djs- . ‘
trict, limits andappoitits scven m,on,Vths_fron;i ._ ._
this date for_ the creditors of the estate Qf..._Doctot~
~C'la'rk Sanford, late of Greentviclr, deceased, td
exhibit their.cl_ai_r_n‘s a‘gain_stsaid'estatcV. Those
who neglect will ever after he dcbarrctla recov_- ,_ i‘
cry; and all persons indebted to _s-aid estate, a_t‘é_,_ V
. requested to make immediate p_ay"ment.to
JOHN C. S.iNg?‘Qitb,]
WM: KNA'1>l9. .' Execu-
JARED Smtorzc, . tors..
V ’ OLIVER H. li1c1:s,J '
Greenwich, Sept. 20, 1819. ?*78
Ldt a Court of Probate held at‘Dc.'7zbury, in aml_/337"‘
the district qf.Dii‘_nbur_1‘-y", 0ctol)c1‘ l2, 18 I9.‘
HIS Court limits ‘and appoints six months
from this date for the creditors to the es- ‘
tate of Ste/than Rock-well, late of Ridgefield, in ,
said __dlstrict,_'clecea'secl, to exhibit their claims a-’
_ gainst said estate, and the administrator is hereby
ordered to give public notice according to law.
If the above order is not complied with‘, they
will ever beifiebarretla legal rccover'y.
‘ DANIEL Hott'1'o1~g, ? Adin‘inis-
__ V ’ PHENE RocxwnLL,S trators.
.. Ridgelield, October 12, 1829. ‘78
Norwalk Chronicler