t’
7'
.5-.»s 44,000 horned, cattle, and 170,000 sheep.
Clrrnlj I?'z'rr.'.’-~C¥n tlit::iii,rit_)r:itita,j..-;f‘t'=l' the «.4t_li inst.
"a fire broke out in VVi-l'ir_'iingtot}, N. (4-0 Wlllcfl Va-
ged with violence for hottr"‘s,« z_tndt_lestroyed|
~ "a great portion ol the business, part of the town.
‘ Two hundred buildings‘ -Iwei_"e._. tl_es;tt‘t)y<:da %mCl_,3'
mung them the new and elegant Presl)y't~:t‘tan
Church. The live ‘cot'titiieitcet1‘at ‘2 P. M. and
many‘l’amili_es we't'e'drivei.1 ill"! the -‘M3815 Wllll
barely their clothes, and the distress among the
I poorer sort is dre'atll'ttl.~~ Tltt:_lo,ss is"estimate‘(l at
a million of dollars. Li.~3ut.. I". M’l<’.ae, late of the
U.’ S. army, was killed by the falling of a brick
wall, aftertlie fire was extinguished. -_
The P.‘....».te..— Mill of MI‘. Jared Mitts. in; of
Canton, I in this state, was blown up on the ,6th
inst. and the foreman so badly wounded that he
died in a few hours. . ‘
A-[.'lanc.’ialy..—'l'\vo sloops were upset in the
North ‘River, near the Higlilantls, on Saturday
mot-iiing. It is said one of them was the. Nep-
tune, of Hyde Park, and that a Mrs. Smith, of
Milford,’ was drowned in the cabin. The other
we hear was "the A.met'ica.—— .’l’1(:rc. flclv.
i\Vc regret to state that Ifobrrt ifcll/l'l:7l8i_F3 ~
Mayor of the city of Hudson, who left this city_on
Tuesday last, iuthe sloop John l'l'«mC0Cl‘-s film]
the next day on board that vessel. "\;‘y’hll€ Slam‘
‘ int; on the side of the vessel, asudden vcet‘ Oi the
, boom knocked him overboard; but a line being
thrown out, he was soon recovered and assisted
on board, ‘appaiwntly bttt little injured ; but 11,15
— suppkised some internal wound was Caused by tilt‘
¢ accident, which terminatedhislifcthe following
at ’.—-I6. .
d lfhe famous Roller: Gourlay has sailed. from
Quebec" for England. ’ '
V v _ -—<:+o—- .
In an account of the late Gale in the l/Vest In-
diesfit isstatletl that at St. Martins, a house, situ-
;u¢d,ov'et- the pond, was takenup wholly by the
wind, wherein was the inanager and several ne-
gttoes ; it was lifted from itsjbasis upwards of S20
lfeet higlifitiitl fortunately on its descent fell into
a spot which had origin'all_v been a cellar, and con-
taincd" 3 or -1- feet of water, in consequence of
wliich,‘tliose in the house sustained no injury.
an iron six potttider with iron carriage, was
blown from" Fort Amstcrdzitn half wayvto Fort
‘VVilliaitt, the dist-attce of about three quarters of
a mile---4 cart with iron axle-tree wasblown from
(lov. .’ticl~.’s estate to Mr. D.-.ticker’s (about a
quarter of a mile) I
It is estimated, that not less than 1000 lives
were lost, nor less than 6 or 700 vessels destroy-
ed, in the (liti'et'etit islands, during the gales.
O-
: THE I-i(}'l.‘t’ ‘ I\’QUISI'l‘lON.
. .r2_Z‘a.’e.- o_,~‘ Horror.——E::tt-act of a lctter,'dated
Xraténeta, Spain, Sept. 2.-—‘ \Vords are wanted to
('1{‘){)§:§S']ll)7. feelings and to convey to you an idea
of 51,5 5“-__ne5 of horror and blood represented tn
this i3l_-fateil‘ city. My pen _drops_.from my hand
‘y-I1;-n._,I_”'¢1l._-tt:I"[_l[‘il. to describe to you the horrid and
exciutiatitig tornients which Elio has imposed on’
119 pl rsons, of all classes, ages, sexes and condi.
tions; he"‘liimselt' l)C_lll_t;‘.l_)l‘CSeIll at the greatest
I" art of these abominable punislinienzs, in orde.r
hat l!lX._lI.i_$,.‘3..-’.iJ.7.li.9.\.lS_..§llJ$l...£l9.5ignll!g' questions he.
might be able to ten-d from Llietn-the-secret‘ of’ a
revolution which be imagined would take place» in
Valencia. Some liave had their arms and legs
' dislocated with irons of a new’im'ention ; others
haveboen pressed down with heavy weights, pla-
ced on the l)t'(fa5lS and belly; others have had
their nails plucked out one by one,’-in order ‘to
prolong their suliet-ings.
goons ol' the holy ollice. merely because itil'orma-
lion against her was lodged by a wicked ttltar-.tc—
tut‘, who declared that she knew a great deal to-
specting the imaginary revolution. l1‘.lioliitiiselt'
went to the Inquisition to interrogate her.‘ and
_ she was exposed to a species of tlisgt".tccl'ul tor-
mre, of witiclt in this country we liate no exatn-
ple. She was bound by the legs atrtl arms with
harsh ropes on an uneven cradle oliron, and lind-
iug; that in this painful situation she did not give
(leclarations cc-nl‘ot'mably to the questions propo-
sedto her, scaldizzg water was /toured on /zer naked
Aimbs !! .’ This unl'ortitnate her'oinc expired a-
midst the gi'(:aicst ztgotiies. frantic with the re-
metfnbrance of her twin children, only 2t days
old. She was one of the llel‘(:lllt:S< of Valencia
against the attack,-of marshal T.{loncey.—-This
,,sccue has been divulged by one ofthe dependants
on the Inquisition, less inhum-.tn tliztti the rest,
antlthe weeping relatives of this ‘female martyr
_ to freedom are now tlcploring her loss. So great
"‘ has been the horror and fury excited iii the whole
of Valencia by this painful alliiit', that it is visible
,,' on the coutitenance of’ every iiidividual.’
._.......
From Gz'bralIar.—-Captaiii Davis, who arrived
at Boston on Tlitirsday, sailed from Gibraltar on
the 10th ult. at which time the U. S. ship Hornet
was still waiting the return of Captain Reid from
Iviadrid, with despatches. ~ i A »
The accounts from Cadiz mentioned that the
sickness, was increasing, and that gl-O0 persons di-
ed daily-——man'y thousands said to be sick. The
tiouth Anierican expedition not sailed.
The Plague continues to rage with considera-
ble violence along the Barbary coast.
' From Bczta-vz'a, we learn that the Sultan of Sal-
embang, with histroops, had risen upon the Dutch
forcesat that place, in July, defeated them, and
forced -them to fly to the Island of Banka with se-
vere l0.S5- '
. ______
Botany Bay has become a place ofimportance.
i It is only'30 years since the British first made it“
a place of banishment for their convicts ; and in
l8l7, the population of the settlements amount-
ed to 19,000, and so extensive had been the im-
provements in a_t;rictilture, that there were
’ Re-
cently, pains have been taken to explore the vast
iganfii of New’-l-lollancl, and parties have penetra-
" ‘ted the illl.(:l‘i0l‘ to ‘a great extent. In one place
' i,,e,~y 1arge;t"tv_e_r was dis*covered,apparently well
‘ adapted to n'_avi'gation, and the lands generally
wereof tlt'e"iirst dti’§lit)’-—J11-’-‘- ~5"$"‘S-
Etjciia l’-.\(l_Y', lately dc-,
livcred ol’ twins, has been separated trout her‘.
family, and cast into one of the most dismal dun-I
T/ie «$1-_nz'z':zclc. T/l""'ar.—-On the ,l6t_h ult. the Le-
gislature ofTennes'see passed a string of resolu-
tions in'relation~to the Seminole ,\-Var._/ Among
the prosecution-and termination of the Seminole
\Var, there isiiotlting for censut'c-—-ev.-ery thing.
for approval.’ They compliment in the strong-
est terms the entire conduct of Major Gen. Jin-
cl;-1:-1'0 Jackson, and brevet Maj. Gen. 13dmun'd P;
Gaines; and voted to each ‘ a Sword, with suita-
ble engi'aviugs thereon, as a testimonial of the
high respect entertainetl by the state of Tennes-
see for their public’ services.’ They conclude
and P.epresent‘ativcs in Congress, to use their best
e:Eet'tion‘s to prevent the adoption of any meas-
ures calculated to tarnish the reputation of ‘said
ol-iicers in relaition to the iitauner in which the
Semiriole,lVar was conducted.
4 VVe understand, says the Philadelpliia Union,
that l\’lesst's. Perkins U‘ 1"az'rman, have succeeded
in Loncloinas well, perhaps, as they expected.—-
Mr. Perkins has already obtained the contract for
niaking the moulds of the Minty; and it is said,
that alter’ examiniit§.§.tlie American machinery
for the fabrication ofibills, the Bank of England
pronounced it good.
. The wife of Mr‘. Thomas Jenkins, of Newport,
Herltimer county, riiade rltirint; the last season,
0_/'(3u.‘!er, of the first t]tiality.—— Ulica jzajzer.
T/us l'Vc.s‘zenz Carfu/.--At the late meeting of
the Canal Commissiotiers at Utica, Mr. VVright,
the chit-fcngineer, made adetailed report on the
subject ofthe dill'erent routes proposed for the
‘canal, west of Seneca river, which concludes with
a decided p,rei'erence in favor ofthe northern or
Rochester totitc. The board adoptedMi‘.VVriglit’s
opinion, and have directed contracts to be made
for makingpthe canal from _Utica to the Little-
Falls, east, andfrom Seneca river to Geriesee riv-
er west.—/Jlbzuty./11~gu.s-. . , _ ;
The valttable library, cotisistitng of betw7een .l2
and 1500 volumes, l)€(]Uc‘dtll€(l by the Rev. VV-ni.
Richards, of England, to Brown University, has
arrived at Providence. . " _
It is contemplated to open a canal between New
York and Pl‘t_lla(lt:lpllld, by way of the Raritan and
Delaware rivers. - - r
A Quebec paper states, that no more troops
have arrived there this season, except the usual
troops to keep up the peace cstablisltntent in the
country.
--at-~21:--an--—
.N2'-zv ]lIu.sz'cc..l IVur.l‘.--C. S. T-hornton; of N ew-
York, has issued Proposals for publishing by sttb-
scrip‘tioii, a ZlIus_z'c'ul I’!/ark, entitled “ THE M l:LL-
ODIST.’ comptising a selection of the most fa-
vorite Englisli, Scotch, and Irish Songs, arranged
"for the Voice, Flute, and Violin-—'l‘.o be publish-
ed in weeklylnutnbers of I6 pages. (duodecimo.,)
stitcltetl in covers. and put to snb_scribcrs at I2 l-2
-‘cents each. Sixteen numbers will complete a
volume, for which a neat title page and index will
be ful'I}iSh€{l‘gl‘ltllS. A
may be seen at this Ollice.
————--ut:;:s~:21".‘ll.’3€9-.".:-8!!--———
... .BANK .l_‘-l0Tl$- EXCHANGE.‘ " '3
‘icrrv or Nisiv-roitit, 8: ivmv-vottit S'l‘ATl'-‘. sores.
t\‘cw-York city notes par, Bat-ket"s flxcliatige
l)-ank, 20 at 25‘ pcrct dis; banks of Albany
and Newburgh, par; Oratitge county notes,
’t\-liddlo District, Catskill, Coliitnbia bank at Hud-
son, and Columbia Receivables 1-2 per ct. dis.
Auburn banl~:, 2 ;"Utica bank, and Utica branch
at (Jatiaiiclaigtia, I 1-2; Central bank at Cherry
Valley, 5 ; Utica Insurance company, ll} Plans-
l)lll‘g"-) note.-'. 5 ; '\Vasltint~;ton 8: \-Varren. 40 a 45 ;
Ontario bank at Canautlaigtta, 3 ; do. at Utica, 6 ;
Bank of Geneva, I I-4 ; Aqlletluct Association at
Catskill, 50_; Htttlsou biuk, 70; Chenango bank,
30 ; .leil'erson county l);tlll(, :37’ ; Batik of Niagara
7:; ; l"Itl(lSt)li Receivables, 70 '
NEW’-J nitsnv NOTES.
Jersey bank, bzfizs in Nr:wut'k and in New-
Bl'I.3llSWlCl{., tstatte banltsat lilizabethtown, Patter-
on and Morristown, Sussex bank. and 'l"renton
satiking Company, par ; State bank at Trenton,
13 pet‘ ct dis ; l"arm<—;r’s bank at Mount Holly,
and Cumberland bank, ‘.2 ; state bank at Camden,
1 a"2. . 4
P/iiladcl/1/iiri City notes, par.
(.'o:irzecticzit 7zot.s.——P>t‘iclt:epoi't bank, par ; all
others, unless payable in N. York. '1 P|‘_Cl fills-
Illzotlclsland 8: .'lYas-sac/zusctts notes, 1-a2 pr ct.tlis.
————--gm‘¢{t>-2::-again-—-—~
M./IRIHED,
In this town, Mr. Ayr.-.i,1°za:z to Miss Clarissa
Hoyt, of South-Salem : Mr. Sam’! Snift/1 ol'Sht:l'-
field, Mass. _to Miss Henrietta Hurlbut of Nor-
walk. ' A " ' '
uI1m- ,
At Northampton, on Sunday evening the 7th
inst. the lion. Calrb Strong, late Governor of,"
Massacliusetts, aged 75_. He enjoyed his usual-
’,g‘OO(l health ten minutes before he died.
At his residence in Selin’s Grove, Northam-
berland county, on the 9th inst; of typhus fever,
His Excellency Simo-‘n Snyder, late Governor of
Pettnsylvaiiia. ,
At his residence in Hancock county, Georgia,
on the 23d ult. with the fever,'his excellency Fl/‘m.
Rabun, Governor‘ of that state. V
In York District, S. C. ‘Mr. Wm. Henry, aged
104- years. ' I
Pay our Taxes.
V HE subscriber woulclinform the inhabitants
of the town of Norwalk,'that the State and
Town Tax, for the year 1818, is now due, and
for the accommodation of those whom it may
concern, he will meet them at the storerof Mr.
’Ra.s'zt)c'll Reed, in Miclillesex, on Monday, 22d day
of inst. Nove’mber~—-at Mr.’ Isaac .Ah~nold’s, in
Norwalk. on Tuesday, 23d, and-’at his own house
through the week, at which times he hopes that
each one will -be punctual in paying. No Bills,
except those in good cu‘rrency, \_\ill bereceipved. .
G. H. NEWKIRK, Collector.
Norwalk, Nov. 15,1819. 81 v’ _
other things, they ttnaniimotisly resolve, that, “In 3
llicl!‘,I'eSOllltl0llS with ittstructing their Senators =
from three cows, six /zundrcd and severity jzounds
A spccitiien of the work
'l’i'oy,T\'loltt;tvl; bank in Sclicttectady,Lansingburg .
,.. , -.....-..-.—....-....
.33‘
t New &. Cl1cap,GOODS.-
t ‘~;>,Le1v2.s Zlfcqllory &'.Co'..
’ AVIjl‘jtist ,-re'cei_yed"ft'oni N,ew.York, a fresh
, ‘supply or GQ$2§l§,":ConSiStll)g~ of DRY-
QOODS, G.ROCERIE_,5",‘_£?' CROCKER«Y,which
they are ilisposetlito sellon very reasonable terms‘.-
A; good allowance-to those who pay Cash.
'Not‘walk. Nov.»tl5,_.5.‘ . 8l '
Boards, Sh/angle 3 & Plank. -.
HE su'bscriber‘has this tlay..recéive‘d an ad-
ditional supply of‘ Boat-ds;aShiiigl_es, and
Plank. The stock‘ on hand is of the following
description and quality : I i , , '
50,000 Eastern S-hitigles, inspected '
Aquantity of North River do. '
25,000 l'eet.merchant-able Boards
_3,000 feet clear Bttztrds '
500 feet Clear Plank V ‘
l,00O Nlercliantable do. . A
All or any part of the above will be sold very
cheap for Cash. VVM. J. b"l‘P.I-LE'l‘.
N. B. Persons indebted for Lumber purchased
on or.belbre the 12th Sept. last, are hereby noti-
lied‘ that their accounts are due and payment
must be made. IV. J. S.
NOI‘\Vall{. Nov. 12.
Notice.
V HE subsctiber is constrained to give public
information. that no letters will-in future be
delivered at this Ofiice, unless the Postage is paid
on delivery, or when riioney is paid in advance. --
Those indebted for Postage, are requested to
make immediate payment. VVM. M. 13is'1"rs.
Post-tltlice, Norwallt, Nov. 18 I9.
ti @ so
§Mi - 1
F’Vmter _/19°-rcmgemcnt.
Acgcomtnodatioit P aekets,
To sail _f)‘.tl1ll' Eliciiiifzcr 1). Hoyt’s Landing, at
.Nb-r1vallr,_for_ oPe_.clc Slip, .N'ew-York.
Sloop G?1‘tizen,' Pennoyer,
Slot) '1e‘el1;anic, Dasltam,
S100 T111011,‘ Brown.
r 1. _l__ Vess_els{-‘will leave this place on
Sattirtlay, f}§tli,‘= '__i'urii_tlie Satutfd:-ty follow.
ing-~'an,otlt‘e_’-.t' of ting’;-j,§‘2Scl, and return the
Titesday l'o_llot’\‘
icllmtlie other on Saturday,
iti rot'ation thrott l
Fol; _fI‘_Clg'lJl.. _ _
or to'7,.ei,tltet‘i.‘3.,;t,'_ ht-irre-
spectire vess -' YT.
§‘.'C
I Us-QL BOKS, &c;
, . . NlCir‘l0LS£9’*PR‘ICE’
H>iV'E for sale a_ t.t:eiiet'al*-.-lassorttnent or
- wetsn:ooL ‘BOOKS, e.'.n'st§tt‘n'§ at tvt8sse?s
§Geo‘grti'giliy',Cuiiihiiiigs’ (lo."D\\‘iglit's do.'l.-Villet’s
do. Jtlveiiile Expositor‘, Motiitor, Mu'rray’sGram-,
quci, I),aboll‘s Arithmetic, ‘P.oo:.’s do. American
and English leatlet-s, Colombian and American
iOrators, Btttler’s Compend of General History,
Atrtet'ican l’Ieceptot',VValltcr’s Dictionary, (large
and small,) I-’et'ry’s do. Spelling Books, Child’s
Instructor, tletv-Y-ork Spelling-Book, Ste. Satc-
Large and small Bibles. pocket Testatttents,
common do. Prayer Bonita, Dwight’s Psalms and
H yttitis,.V't7..ttt’s do. Hztt'tlbt‘ti selection oillytniis,
fltisic Bonlts, 82c. Sic. ‘
Ledge-t.'s.‘Day-Books, \Vritira_q and Cypbcring
do. Letter and«\Vt-iting Paperdlolland and Amer-
ican Qoills, Ink-stands, Eye. 0 ’
A 5tj=° 'tVoo_d, and most l-'.lll(lS of Country Pro-
duce. taken in excliaiige; ,
Gazette-(lilies, Nov. 16.
U
Llistrict Connecticut, ss.
:x,_,_,.,.,,,.,.:,, B it retnemiblercd. Thtit on the fif-
?;si«;.si. ,tecnth day of November, in the
forty-fourtli year of the Itttlepqndctice
of the United States of America, \V'lLl.1AM BAR-
RACLOUGH, of the said District, hath deposited
in this ollice the title of a Book, the right where-
of he claims as atitlior, in the words following, to‘
wit: ‘ Radical Es-.9a3;.s'. on' several sulijzc.-s : con
taining ‘various vicwvs qf Nature, i-nlcr.spers£'(l rvith
«Mo-ral'Rl_'fi:-clions ; a short survey of the pre‘vimts
'strI.tc, fir-st .sel£lc7ncn.t, and aubscqueizt improvcmmts
0f the Unitctl Sttttes, «be. (be. by William Barra-
clcmgh :’ in conformity to the act of the Congress
-of the United States, entitled ‘an act for the en-
lC0lll"dg‘Cint3lll2 of leat'ning,tby securingthe copies
ol‘ Maps, Charts. and Books, to the authors and
'proprie’tot sofsuch copies.d’ut ing the times there-
in mentioned.’ Cuaatias A. INGERSOLL,
(‘l€7'.’:_ qfit/ze District Q/‘Conn:-cticut.‘
Atrue copy of record. examined ztndsealed by
me, (‘mitt-I’.-its A. lNGlZX{$OLL,. Clerk of
' 8| t/xe Dz'slrz'r.t of Conrzcclirul.
.. _.._.__.:..:........ -._....... . _________‘________
Ii Benedict 85' Hazoley
‘AVE arrangements ‘in their Factory for
Cloth of every description", on the shortest notice
and in t_he best manner. Persons living at a dis-
tance, may forward their.Cloth \Vl_tl‘l' samples of
colours and written directions, and have it done
with strict puttcttiality. A .
Clothsof tlilierent qualities, ‘lIlal_llJf':’.'Zilll‘etl on
sh-ates‘or_ hire, or exchanged for wool on the mos.
libvral terriis. . . -
Daubnt-y", (Bethel Soclety) June 1-
EVEN mo'nth‘s front this date are limited by
the Hon, Courtof Probate for Stamfotd dis-
ttrict, for the exhibition’ of claims .against the es-
late of Henry Scqfitlrl, late of said Stamford, «te-
ceased. All persons indebted to, said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment. _ -
. - . V ” » SAMUEL ’VVH1Tixe, Adm’r.
, Stamford, Nov. 1, 1819. so '
mar, do._ lnhodtictiott, Key, Exercises,’ and Se» ..
‘ Carding VVool and Dying and Dressing‘
-t __ ‘ -PROPOSALS, - ; 2
iron PUBLISHING-BY SUBSCRIPTION, AN oiiiizsirti-'
xi. w_o1tK,.'ro BE -E,_t~t'_r1frr.E_I_> THE L1i«‘i~;_”o‘r ‘
I om. DAVID IEIUMPHREYS,
Aid to Gen. VVas_hington and Putnam-—ll\'linist'er
Plenipotentiary from- the ‘American Republ_ic
to the Court of Madrid—Authot- ofmany pop-
‘ ular works ; and Patron of American Agricul- '
ture and Manufactures. ‘ , " -' ~
'BY- S. PU'l‘t\i.AM VVALDO, ‘Esq.
flu!/zor of:/.'c‘ _Jl_7e7.nnz'r.9 Q/.'Jack_.s-on, E57,-'. .
'» To preserve, to cherisli, ‘and to revere the mem.
ories of-the ,distingttislit:tl benefactors of our Rfe.
puhl-ic, is .tl_ie{’duty (,tli<:;t,ll.: and this duty is blend.
ed with .‘Iii*recollecting the gigantic
labors of th'e‘m‘é T1"l)(:l"S of tli_e,‘.OL1)=Coseni~:ss’ in
tli_e_,Cabinet, andlof .ll‘l6"1?E,7).0lllll'07t(l7'y Pat'rz'ots in
theifield, we may, in the language of one of our ;
own>I’oets exclaim— . _. _ . _,
‘ T/rant bllzfl/t‘,0b1i‘l’iO7l'”Il‘£’(Zf.Si‘ t/zc=z'r nziglz/y names, _
V Although Americans defy its tln cats, it is pain.
ful to acknowledge that the rising and many of‘
the r'tsen.gcneration, know but little of them‘ but,
their mr_m¢s-,-—tlieir I.iv_1~:s can otily_bc' jrnowii‘ gm‘.
crally,through theinedium of the i A’ . V
The aiithoi' of the proposed pnbl , 7
recently attempted to present _.t ..-_-I’ 't"'1\1em0i,._.,‘,',f
./1!1([I'l“.'U Jac.l~.sc.n,’ one the _t ising; sons of the 12.3-
public, willnow attempt to oller the life “of D‘,-,.
vii) HU1\tPHItI«:i's, whose brilliant career‘ is Le,-.
minated by death, ' and whose ‘.‘-11722.8 art.’ As a.
Soldier, . he "secured the, ‘contiutied cmtliclencc
-\Vashing1_,o_n and Putnatt-1, Fayette and Knscitisco,
—as a Statesman, he alti'act_c(l the '¢t[[L-n[iL-n of 1,1,,
own government andgthose of Europe---as alclas-
sical Scholar attd Poet, he obtained the intimacy
and applause of Barlow, Truntbttll and Dtvigh'.'_.
and, as an llleSllIll2lblC'lt:g:lC_V to his country, lllti‘
established the first successful era of ./;’grz'c‘ultzue'
and Jlfartiajizczzzvm. _ Ft-om public and private _
sources, materi-als have been collected to furnish
a succinct Birtgrapliy of this cliszinguisltecl Sol-
dier, Statesinan, bcltolatj_and Patriot. It shall at
least hate a claim to accuracy and inipar'.ialit_v.
Y't’r1)l3.—'l. The vvorl: shall be neatly executed
upon fine pap~r and _clegant :ype——hatitlsomcly
bound atid lettered-—-contain ft'om,2,50 to 300 pa‘-
gcs, and be put to subscribers at one noLLAtt--'
to non Slll):Cl‘ll)_(:l‘S, $1.25‘.
11. Any person receivingten copies, and pay-
ing for the same upon dcli\‘et‘y, shall liare an
c/even!/z gratis. - A. _
III. bhould the patronage oi the work iustify
the expences, it will be embellished with an ele-
gant Portrait of Gen. Huritrtinizvs, and a plan of
the ‘ battle 9/‘ Yo1'.t'to=wn,’ and ‘ sui'7’e7f([cr cfLcr.'l
C07"_r1-zvallis.’ _ ...,.v_ ‘ -
I‘Ialllt)l'Ll_- Oct. 6‘
May be ll‘<t(.l.-ll’! complete ordc-rat ll:t.':l‘ Etc‘:-is
F0019’!/a‘ N0- 28. BOWery._ The above Stoves‘
fcent, if application is intmecliately made‘. §,f’_'_'.°A
.Cr,'edit‘oi' 90 days, with _intcrcst, ivill.be given to’
any person that shall give sufficient security.
New-York, Nov. 4-. 5w‘80'*
Notice. W
LL persons indebted to the late firui of
ScitiBNi«:it E5‘ PLATT, by book or note. are
requested to make immediate payment, as all
will be put in the hands of an./tttorney for col-
lection. Ji-‘.ssi~: B. tioaiimntt,
l’lEl\'ltY PL.=.'r'r.
Sattgattirlt. Nov. 6. l8l9 *80
LL. persons iiavitig .‘\CCOl.tl|lS with the sub-'
J, scribner, of more than one ycar’s standing,
are l't:qUt:Stt:(l to make immediate payiiicut, or
they must expect to find them in an ofliccr’s hand
for collection. PE'1‘ER l‘iUSTlt‘.D. .
Stamford. Nov. 4. I ' 80
3 Mills Rewarcl.
ACNA\V AY from the s:;-rvice of the subscri-
‘ bet‘, on VVe(lnestluy morning last, an inden-
ted apprentice to the bhoetnaking business, by»
the name‘ol'.r1lgenan Sidney Sc/lc-cIl', about 5 feet
9 inches high,dark complexion, black eyes, dark
cnrley hair, his fore finger on lhc left hand cut
oil‘ between‘ the first and secortl-joittts, and
years _of age. CALEB BENEDICT.
N. 1}.‘ Masters of vessels an-d all others are
forbid harboting_, trusting, or employing said boy
under the severest penalty of the law.
New-Cartaan, Nov. 9, 1819.
SO’
.'iI”“nlX months‘ from this day, are limited by the‘
for the exltibition of claims against the estate of
ll’z'llz‘a1‘n Lounsburt , late of said .‘.5tamford, deceas-
ed. EDWIN Louivsiatfttv, Adm’r.
S>t_aml'ord, Oct. 25, I819. 80*
Y order of the Hon, Court of Probate for
Stamford disttict, notice is hereby given to
all persons concerned in the appointment of Com-
missioners on the estate ‘of Rev. .r1mzy Lc'wi.9,
late. of said Stamford, deceased, (this day rep:-e.
-1 sentetlinsolvent) to appear at the Probate Office
in said Stamford district, on the first Monday of
Dec. next,at 9 o’clock in the forenoon,'"to be heard
relative.to theappointmeut of Commissioners on
said estate.‘ VVM. DAv_i=,Npon‘i', Exec“.
ABISHAI beortiscn, , tors,
October 29, 1819. __ so
ERSONS desirous of having lVoo1cn,I.iri'
on, or Tow Yarn wove on Cotton VVarp
can have it done attlie'folIowilng prices, from one
to anynumber of yards. viz:-—— . 4
For the ‘warp and weaving, a yard Wl(l€._22 cents ;
for‘.3-4 do. l8 cents. AARON NAbH.
_ Norwalk, near the Bridge. Nov. 1.
N. B. Those wishing colored \Voolen Yarn
wove on blue Cotton \Varp, can have it done at 525.
cents the yard. Applyias above.
_ ii, liztrittg .
will be sold ~'.at~-.-a**rctl't:cc‘t7.“§»'&<é-5-_-',x,£. 1.1;;-t.-+2-v-.-—'»p-e-_.‘--1----5’ «- .
ziccounts not settled by the loth of Dccentber, .
* Hon. Court of Probate for ::tatiifot‘d (liStllCt,__
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