if Mlflanclizolyi (f3ccu1‘,rEfnceL'-g—Yestet'day afternoon,
about 3 o’clock, as Jgiines ‘sc...,.—,-/..:o.r.-, Esq. son of
-the‘Span1sh Consul_, "was walking up_'Bt'uadytr‘ay-.
f-he was met near the corner of Crtt-tland-;,tt~eet-by
I
‘.
A
:4’
__ «E.
{fir
feel it to be _my ill(ll‘a'pt.'D3'rIl)l.t: duty to press
54),.
-¥ ed to, a long imprisonment,
g “ . portation,
. 'crsons"not resident" in the ’totvn§lIip O1‘
latteud suchmeeting,‘ 5.,-‘Magistrates, upon in-
ygpy man’_s_ house, in
; :-Mr. Robert M. Goodwill, of Biajltitnut-3, when a
rencontre tznntediatcly insued‘ between t_l-.em.
which. evet_nuated~.in the deathof the former‘ on
the spot. bya stab frorrl a sword carried intlte
' cane of the latter.
heart of,-the deceased, tvlioexpiretl in, about hf-
tecn minutes. '}’Ve are notsulliciently s.q..j.~.im-. ,
-05 \’VlU\2'-l.ie circum--tatt<:es. which has prod-uced
. this catastrophe, to un'd<;r_take to give attyt-elation
oftltctn. A cnroner’si jury, consisting of 24- re-
xspectabjle .citi'ze'ns, was immediziteiy ca’.led,. who
bronghf in a verdict,,that Rjobert M. Goodtt'itt is
guilty -of Irturder of nzaiice nfarqt/xc/ug/zt.
‘ ‘ ~-Mr‘. G. left town ititmetliately after the occur-
rence, but _tvas overtaken at Elizabétittotvtt, and
’ 'brought, back about eleven ,o.’clot‘:l; last night.
_. It is stated that Goodwin had sent a‘chal'lenge
to Mr. Stoughton, which tlte latter declined]
. ‘ ., , ..
L'1Ec‘8€_fI‘-Wt. C’/1z,'lz'.-'-C'.tpt. Catlin, of the whal-
‘ ing ship Improvement. arrived at Nantucket, left-
Tong-a’Bay September I. The commandant of
that place told hint‘ that on the 29th August, a
‘patriot’.-squadron of one Ship, a sloop of war, and
at brig, had sailed from Valparaiso against Payta,
’ tukert it, and burutthe town—-that t_he patriot ar-
-myltar-l taken the city of Chili'.tn, and. a number
. ‘qfsmall towns‘near- it ; in one ofwhich they had
. ,iscrim_iuately put.evei'y‘male'inhabitant to’the
Fafidrd ;, and they were in full march against Val-,
~'di.via.§ this last being the only place held by the-
o_v,ali,sts on the coast of Chili. . Lord Cochrane
‘ liiid-again sailed from Valparaiso with a -squadron
against Li ma. . , _
’ From Cadz'z.—\-Ve learn from Capt. Macy, who
left Cadiz on the 4th of November, that the sick.-
-ncss. there had rather abated, the deaths having
decreased to from 65 to 80 per day. The whole
number of deaths by the fever was about .5000,
and between tire and six thousands remained
sick. -Abouta fortnight previous there were 12
"to RS000 sick» and the deaths averaged about 100
_- -‘per day.‘ The mortality was greatest among the
foreigners. , . c .
- The new Queen of Spain arrived at Mladrid on
the 19th of October in great splendour. She is
the third wife of Ferdinand. . g
‘It was reported in Cadiz, that a treaty offensive
and defensive had been entered into between
Great Britain” and Spain.‘ The former promises
to assist the latter in warding off all attacks upon
the Floridas. In consideration of which, she is
to be permitted to introduce cotton fabrics into
Spain, and her colonies. The expedition for.
South America was to sail from Cadiz the first of
January. British ships were preferred to Amer-
ican, W hen anyfreight offered, on account, it was
said, of two American vessels having been lately
captured-by the Pan-iots,'bound from ‘Cadiz to
Vera Cruz. 9 ‘
3 I ‘ --—-.:a.’ -‘.!:--n»—--‘ _ g
-' VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
By.-arrivals at Boston and N. York, 1,i,u§'rpoo]._
' pa7tj')“t'~"t"§"2tt‘~’té‘ t‘e'ce‘i‘ve“cl‘to tlié'4th inst.’ ‘I - F ’
--‘I-Th'e British Parli-.tment commenced a session
‘on‘the' 2-Sd‘ Nov. ‘The following are extracts
from the Prince Regent's speech :-—-
SI ‘regret to have been under the necessity of
calling you together at this period of the year ;
but ithe-seditious practices so long prevalent in
some of the manufacturing districts of the ‘coun-
try, have been continued with increased activity
since you were last assembled in Parliament.
‘ ‘ They have led-to proceedings incompatible
with the public tranquility, and with the peaceful“
habits of the industrious classes of the communi-
ty ; and .a spirit is now fully manifested, utterly
I hostile .to the Constitution of this kingdom. and
aiming not only at the change of those political
institutions, which have hitherto constituted the
pride and security ofthis country, but at the sub-
fjrvge‘ -igpjof the t'igltt$.._of pt‘opet'ty- and all older in
«,lt_Vv”.e-"gitven' rlirectiens that the necessary in-
zition.ctt the subject Sll‘.tll‘l)t‘.' laid before you 5
'on'your immediate attention, the consideration of
such measures as may be requisite"-for the coun--
teraction and suppression of a system, which, if
-t 2 not-"ielfectttally checked, must bring ruin and con"-
fusion on the nrition.
_‘ The necessity of affording protection to the
- lives and property. of his Majesty’s loyal subjecis,
has compelled the to make some addition to our
military force; but 1 have no doubt you will be
of opinion that the arrangements for this purpose
have been effected in the manner likely to be the
least burthensome to the country.
‘ Although the revenue has undergone ‘some
fluctuation since the close of the last session of
Parliament; I have’ the satisfaction of being able
to inform you i_t appearsto be again in a‘ course of
progressive improvement. T '
‘ Upon the loyalty of the great body of the peo-
ple, I have the most confident reliance; but it
= wiill-require your utmost vigilance and exertion,
-‘ collectively and individually,‘ to check the'dissetn-
ination of the doctrines of treason and impiety,
and to impress upon the minds of all classes of
‘his Majesty’s subjects, that it is from the cultiva-
= tion of the principles of religion, and front a just
subordination to lawful authority, that we can a-
lo‘ne-expect the continuance of that divine favour
and protection, which ‘has hitherto been so signal-
‘ ly elxpcrienccd by.tli'ts kingdom.’ I
The bills proposcclin Pat:-liament: and which
were under debate, are to the following effect.-—
‘ 3 1.‘ A stamp duty upon all publications, except re-
-‘ ltgious tracts, and such works consisting of fewer
' ' than a‘stated number of sheets. . 2. _Persons con-
“ -VIC!6_(l a second time of political libel, are subject-
banishment_or trans-
at the discretion of ‘the Court. 3. All
"printers and publi_shers of works contemplated in
“the first law, are required’ to enter into securities
"with twosureties, to be answerable for penalties.
‘. 4-. _Public meetings not convened by regular con-
stituted authorities, are prohibited, unless-notice
of theintendtd; meeting.-be given» signs‘-d'by 99V’
. en hou§eholdet's, "to the"magistr-ates,six days pro-
. vious tdtlle mtelillga
ly0,.‘ma:ion' or ;su'sp'icio'n, 'aie_einp[owet'ed to enter
' ‘sc:gtrch‘ol‘ arms, and to seize
‘tfi -
:‘ ,. .
T -_ ‘<35 . . I’ -- _. H .,
‘ I " ".i%l\li£tv'-Yonit,'Dcc..‘§2.’ l"-themif found. giving persb‘ns._sufi'ering ’su’ch"vis-_
The stvntwl penettatetl the _'
. rate from the mother country.
-were several from different northern tow/us, pray-
and it is made unlawful for -
parish to‘
I
' i =., a‘ right of appeal to thetpiarter sessions.’ _ p .
In the I7l.z,tl$t: ‘of Lords, a motion to inquire in-.‘
‘.0 the caustzsoftlte distresses in the Manufactttt'-
jug cli:_s:tict.s. a!'ter.a__tvarm debate, was lost-Yeas
,-17, trays I78. .. ' p , ._ _; .
-The tt-..iniu;.; to arms,».hud‘consider-ably increas-
by the Rtzfurtners. . A p . -- .
_ A proclantation has l)e_€l'l—lSSll8_d declaring the
cn'Jnl_V of Roscommon, in Ireland, in a state of
di.~-tttrhancefi . y ‘
Sl|"l“l"d:3_(_llS Bn_tdett has received notice that
an infuttnzttion has been liletl against him for his
letter to the elt:cto.rs of Manchester. I _ -
.C-.bh-.-jtt l.-as airt-ived.in England from .NewYork.
There had been a large meeting of the people,
wh_ic_h Coltlictt atltlressed at conisiderablc length,
on‘ the subject of reform, Mr. Paine’s remains,
.‘>:c., .-A jJ\il)llC_(lll'lllCl‘ was _given- to him in--the
etuning at the Castle Inn, at jvlticli the beverage
consisted of pure water. i '_‘_ '
On the 29th Nov. the French Parliament was
opened by a speech from the King, which repre-
scntctl-..tlte affair-s...of_Ft'ance as in a flourishing
condition»-and tvasreceived with acclamations.
The King of Spain, on the occasion of his mar;
riage, has granted alnamnesty to prisoners and
subjects -in rebellion, with some exceptions.
By the Eartltquake in India, June-l6, the tvhole
disttictand territory t1f.KU.lCl]. a country situated
on the N. VV. of Bombay,.and'including several
towns and villages, were destroyed, with 2000 in-
habit-ants.
1!/I-ulrid, ./V.r.-v, 3.-—-It is said that a treaty has
been concluded bettveen our Cabinet and that of
London, by vchich we are assured of the protec-
tion of the British flag.to make our rights. respect-
ed by the U. States, and to maintain tranquility in
the other parts of America which desire to sepa-
It isadded that
as soon as circumstances permit, a, considerable
reinforcement will be sent to increase the expedi-
tion which has arrived-at l-Iavana, and to second
the troops which are to defend our possessions in
the Floridas. I ~
I ' ‘———.f-ant.-‘.3:--M--—
CONGRESS.
llousn or RE1’ltl«‘.SE}iTA'I‘1Vi-J.
presented, and referred in course ; amongst them
ing additional ettcouragetnent for domestic man-
ulactttres, one of tvhich,,tha‘t {mm the .‘conven-
tion of the frietttls-.of,nQiottalindustry, assembled
at New -York,’ tt'as,‘f'bl",'.ii Close ‘vote, ,o_rd_ered to be
pt'imed._ 'l'ltc2'e_Ly_etfe_ills0 several, praying the
enactment of a general system of b-.mkrupIcy.
A bill for the relief? of the Slllwivlllg Revolu-
tionary Oiiicet-s, was reported to the house,.twice
read, and committed. ‘ " _ ‘ I
Mr.-.Iones,,of"l'enu. ofi‘urc<l the following :
Resolved, That the St,c.i'elztt'y of \-Var be re-
quired to‘state._to this house, ‘wl‘tt:fltet‘, his pursu-
ance of the law of l8t'u Mart-.lt. 18 l 8, any pensions
oil; as tx’-all as activity in the procurement of arms, .
M'onclay,1)cc. 20.——Nume\rous petitions were ‘
T119 Atljutattt C-enérztl of the Statecf Pennsyl-
vania, haélately in person p't“ese'nted' to Mrs. Per-'
f'y, the gold medal which was voted to the Hero
léffl-,al§€ Erie: -by the Legisglatttre ofthat state.‘ » ‘
jtfhe‘ U. S. brig.Enter-prize’hasireceived ‘orders
to profzeed from New-‘York to the gulf of Mexico,
to cruise for pirates-.~ “ ‘ V ,
A-numerous -meeting of “the officers of the Na-
vy, on the N.York station, l1a§ beenflteld, forthe
purpose of considering ‘ the expediency of pro.
viding a fund‘ for the reliefof _the widows and’or--
phans of.oli.icers”who may die’ or fall in battle.’
A committee was appointed to invest-igat'e the sub-
ject, and report their opinion as to the best 'mode
of carrying into _eli‘t-ct the objects contemplated.
Oftlte troops recently arrived at Havana, about
ono~thi_rd are said-to have died of the fever.‘
. _' ' M .71 If-l1’l'El),
In North-Stamford, Daniel Jones, Esq. ‘of
Pottndridge, to Miss Laura Stevens of the former
place. In Poundridge, "M r. ./ldmur Ifmny of
North-Stamford,-to Miss C/a2'issa 1"z"nc/rof Stam-
ford. I s '
- DIED,-
ln _Middlcsex, Mrs. Howe, wife of Mr. Isaac
‘Howe. In VVilton, Mr. David -Sloan, aged 80.
is-._L _ ' =-==-====-
Nottce ‘ . ' .
S» hereby given, that a Meeting of the l\'Ianu-
at the House of Mrs. $'rtt1«:ET,lnnltoltler,in Nor-
walk, on the 3d day of.lLtn.next. at 1 o'clock P.M.
It is_ requested that each and every t-own be re-
presented by .tlelegates preparccl to fttt'ttislt.astate-
tnent of‘f-acts, in answer to the following ques-
tions. viz: , .
1. The amount of capital tvlticlt has been in-
vested in buildings, machinery, Ste. designating
the diffetent kinds in tlte’,1_nanufacturittg' estab-
lislttncnts in thril‘ town.
2. What portion of the same is now in opera-
tion. and tv.-hat part is now out of use for tvant of
ctit:nurugement. _
3. The number". of persons, male and female,
now employed irgieztch branch. ,
4. '1‘ he arnout_lt of wages per annum, now paid
to laborers’. , ‘
5. The amount ofdo. paid do. in 1816.
0
have been gt'ant_c(l, wliicb, for reasons he ‘will
state, ought n.ot to have been granted, and what
coursehas been pursued in relution to such pen- l
sions, oi\ftTtose."toi tvhothi tltefy ‘may’ have ‘been
granted. g . " -
Mt'. J. said he was induced to ofi‘er'thc resolu-
tion to obtain information on at subject which ex-
cited much interest: The Revolutionary oilicers
and soldiers, or some of them,‘ ‘.Vt:l‘CVCl1‘¢ll‘§-Iefl with
the commission of frauds in obtaining pensions.’
under the law of l8l8. If this was true, theI‘na-
ture of the frauds Sliuu_l_(l l)‘: knotvn, and aremedy
‘should be applied.‘ On e‘x'.tutit'tittg the law. he
said he was disposed to tltinlt tltere'wa.~'. no petrol-
to prevent their receiving the pensions thus illu-
gally obtained. If the l-.~w' tvits defective, it ought
to be amended. I "
\-’Vith some amendtncttts, the resolution was at-
grc-ed to without divi-_t'ton. ’ » '
NURWALK GAZI:‘.'l"1‘E-.'
,WEf}.7\"ESI).£lI’, DEC. 29.1319.
933“ The Board of Relief, forthis town. will
meet at Mr. l. Aruold’s O!l'..flI(l7lt'[(ly, t/:ef/1ir(1,in-
stead of tltcfirst (lay of January, as was among.
ously stated itt their notice,published week before
lash The advertisement, corrected, will be
found in this day’s paper. ' -
fl.','rl'I‘ut7m‘d-”S0Cicty.——Agrceably to the notice
in our last, we this week present to our readers
the Constitution, and Address, oftho Agricultural
Society in this county, which will be found in the
preceding columns. VVc recontmcr.d-its atten-'
tive perusal-by every real friend of Agricttlturc
and Domestic Economy. To convince ourselves
of the utility lofthese Institutions, we need only
direct our atten.tion to the success which has at-
tended them in variou“s parts of the neighboring
states. Many of the counties, ‘also, in our own
state, are alive. to -theirimportance, and have, e-‘
ven now, societies in ‘successful operation.’——
And shall not this county perform its part i‘ We
trust it will. In the language of the‘ address—
‘ Every one of us is deeply interested in theme-
cess of theundcrtaking, and there is,we presume.
good sense enough in the county to foresee the
advantages; '-incl ltberality enough to patronize it.’
Sho_uld'there be a sufficient sum - collected be-
tween this andnext spring, to enable the commit-
tee to offer suitable premiums, the. first: Come
S/Iotw and Fair will be held in October next. Let.-
ptomote the firs‘! i_Il£erc'sts Q/' our -county, unite
himself to the Society. and lend every gxerlinfi
in so laudable an undertaking. '
A‘BIl‘ffdl0 paper 'states,‘that in conformity to
the Bmclamatiott-of the’Govcrnor, the sheriff of
.1 party of men, and removed therefrom the intru-
- tlers, consisting -ofgabont 20 families.’ Part of
them were taken to the Canada side. and part to
'tlieAntet-icatt, ifud all the buildings burnt, to pre-
vent their being re-occupied. Most of the per’).
ple were very ‘poor, ‘and are left_ witho'ut$é"shelter
for -their heads intbis inclement season i"but'tltey
had timely notice to have provided habitalions
elsett'het'e,;in1ti1easott.. ;- . .. " ' ~ .
A man named I-Joseph .Pullo_rd, has .,been_ tried
ptisonmtant-in.-the state prison at hard -labor,jfor
attemptiitg to kid_uap-a- free black‘ woman, ,tvi_th..
~tlie intention-..of transporting her to liavanag "- V‘ _ ;
every om, lhe|‘ef0t‘e, who has the least desire to .
that county hadprocccdetl to Grand Island with‘
in Pltiladelphia,".,,.and sentenced to 114 years-.-i‘t_n-“ --
‘6. The quantity and value of goods manufactu-
7‘.‘lT‘I‘lc.,qll€l.ll‘L1l.}r_ and value of do. in l8l6.
'1‘he"aho've questions relate more particularly
ness. and Comb Manufactures. _
It is hoped that the importance of the subject
cessary that Iiléflleslllt be fo'r‘warded to the ad-
journed meeting of Mattufucturers to be holden
'par[atory Ito present'in~,; a Memorial to Congress,
’[')l‘§l}‘flI)_}3j for engouragemettt and protection in the
DAVID E001‘, I"-.-tirli-eld co.
Danhury, Dec. 24-, 18:9.
, ,_ y or one W eel; only. .
. } C;\SS_,_Surge'on Denltisi, Sic.’ in’tbrnts'the
2 .‘
its vicittity. that he willwait upon them at his
mum at *‘."l.--. I-Varrcllfiv Tavx-31m, or at their own
forms evet'y'necessary operation on the teeth and
gents ; removing will} care fixed tat't.'u'. He,
ring the enamel. His confidence in his unrivalled
mode of extracting teeth is ttndimtntshed, and
to a trial. He extracts"broken and decayed teeth,
roots and stumps thait have been desp-an-etl of,
foilor gold, to be useful and lasting as sound
teeth, without pain in the operation; inserts ar-
ulales cliildren’s teeth, and gives any advice on
.-the teeth gratis, if applied to at his room.
tvhitcns them and is’ very beneficial to thelgtt ms.
*‘ gt? lie will remain in town only the present
red in ._l8f9~. .
to Cotton, ‘Woolen, I-lat, Paper, Iron, Saddle_.l~Iar-
will induce a g§_pct'al attcndanc-«:, as it will be ne-
at ,3-I:I-.trtford, on the 5th day of.lanua,ry_, l820,pre-
preiztises. Z_ALMO-.\l \V1x.nM.t§t,.§‘Cotnmitlce for
; I..adies and Gentlemen of Nortvalk and
houses, in" the line of his profession. lie per-
cleans, separates, and polishes teeth without inju-
no one-can want confidence, aftet-once submitting
trithout injury to the gums; mcnds ‘t_cCtl’l‘\\-'llll
tilicial t<~,e_th in a neat and durable manner ; reg-
N. B. He keeps powder for the teeth which
vices, are requested to apply itntitediately.
Norwalk. Dec. ‘27. ’
- -"V1-ll". partnership heretofore existing under
the him of Periiy 5.9’ Bgii2g.'on, is by mutu-
,"this day dissolved.
ABEL PI-1ltIlYs
._COI.LI.\ZS_ BYINGTON-
819. *8?
._._.__
al agreement
Stamford, Dec. 23, l
.MOL.HSSE8',
F the best quality, at 4s. per gallon; al-
so a fetv ready made Great-Coats, for 5316
low. ‘ i . ‘ LEWIS M.-t1.Lottv .$:C0-
Norwalk, Dec. 28. D ‘ ‘ 37 '
1; .
to the Shoe-making business, by the name of
AN AVVAY from the sttbsct‘iber, on,.the
month, lightfcomplexlon. Allpersons are here-
by forbid trusting, harboring, employing, or pay-
ing him tvages, on penalty of the law. .
‘ ’ ZENAS VVEED.
*8?
:
Ncw-'Canaan-, Dec.‘-25," 18 I9.
.42 a Court of Probate‘ holden at‘ No_r-walk, Dec.
' V ' - 23-d,‘tst9. -
HEREAS, VV1t.x.mm Wincox. Adminis-
~ . trator of: the estate of Jose‘/1/ll W 1700-1‘: 189-?
of said Norwalk, deceased, has this day repre-
ed is insolvent, and insufficient to pay tltedcbts
due and otving-thet'eft'om : - Tl‘h'cse"are.thercfore
to; order andd-irect the said Administt-at'or togive.
gyblic notice in some newspapeI:.af}§1 0ll1€f'Wl5€o.
,°.','_!_v~tlte law directs. to all persons 1nte‘rested,tn the
iestaie of‘ said deceased,‘ to appear befote's':tid‘
court‘ (if th__ey see cause) at the Probate Office in
sai,_d_.Not'walk, on .the first Monday of February
next, at ten*o’clock_, An M.
Con‘tntissio,t)ers will be appointed to examine and
adjust'th‘c"i:laims of creditors of saidestate. _
Per'orde,v -- .W.‘—M'. G. BE'l"l‘S, Clerk.
I-*t>*o7E‘r1"c‘A”L*E*sisAYs?
1 1- _*oar'iousjsubjects,,, -
_ .~-.13y‘Wi1.I."1.tM-l51tiut.t,ct.‘oUGn, '.
‘_I_;-ust'lpublishejd,.and"ffor ‘sale by’ 1.l1e.Al1l‘glr'lDl‘,‘Ln
' New-Canaan, and alga at this office, pl'ic'3“2$‘ i‘-13-I
.- ' “ .; -3- .
fac'_tnrers of Fairlield County, will be holden‘
wee‘k, those therefore, who wish anyof his set‘-' '~ .-
23d of December, an indented apprentice ‘
Ste/2/zen Jcnks llfiller, eighteen years of age this.
.se_nted to this Court that the -estat.c~o'f Said ¢.l€,C¢a5"
at which time and place ?
i.‘ ‘ I ‘ '-’ -;. 5 '
l’9?".‘.‘?EF.!"*?‘1°t1§_‘<='.i>f%.
bridge» fort-he purpose of pj-pseguting the-bttsi-'
ble‘ to give ‘satisfaction.’ ti) tltjoge j; fav-out.‘
h1m,wtthtbet_r bus‘Ipessi.V " ‘_;_’.' .87’
> Piréneas ‘I V
NFQRMS. the Public that -he-has just- return:
’ ed ft1om__l.on__z:-Island, where he cai'ricls on the
‘““l._i5 “OW lead)’ 30 féceive all ordersin his line-
and on asgood terms as any .Otl1er p,_;,.3on. _ H;
earnestly requests those personslwho wish to per.
petuate the memory of their deceased friends,
-I0 C8“ =11 his Stand. a few rods north"of thebridse.
and see for themselves, before they agree it-‘it'll
those who call at houses as soon as they hear of
a death, and ofi‘era percentage ' lower, and have
no standard to take their per cent from. The
puhlic’s humble servant. P. 1-11-LL-_
Norwalk, Dec. 28,- _3-,- I
ALION.
Mrs. o‘trcet’.v 'l':tt'ern,- in Norwalk. 7
1Vew Estdbh'sk_mcg‘zt.-
6 Thomas ‘Evans,
. From Englmrd,) ‘
COPPERSMITH, SI:Il:l;;&l'_I‘- I RON,
TI N- PLATE \VO'RKER,“ ‘-
ETURNS,his sincere tltatiks to the public,
for the encouragement he has received -in
his line of business, since his comrnencemt-nt in
this place. He begs leave to inform -his friends
that he hasjust receiveda large assortment of
Elegant i STOVE S,
Of various patterns, with composition Boilets,
which will be sold‘ "on _the most reasonable terms.-
Also——Sto-ve I-’ijzc.9, and English Horn Lam:/zorns,
of every size. . j _ '
Best double block-tin goods of every descrip-
tion, m-.mufactureu : Copper, Brass and lron neat-
ly tinned. Every article in the above branches re-.
paired at short notice. Good prices given for»
old Copper, Brass, Pewter and Lcitd.
Nortvalk, Dec. 20. *
W No2~-walk idcaclemy.
HIS Institution is now open for instruction
in Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra.
Phi. Rhetoric, the Latin and Greek languages,
{he l1iglt<:t' branches of Matltetnatics, &c. Stc.
Perms of tuition, 4 and 5 dollars per q!lal‘l.cl'.
Dc-c._l6,l8l9. " 35
, One Cent Reward. ”“
AN awayTfrom,the subsct"ib$,r., on the Light
of the 21st Nov. last, a black Girl named
S./ILL Y, I9 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches
high, stout made and not very black. ,1-lad with
her a _Child, about onevyear old, lig/1; (_-a;n]¢[m;;'.,;,,
The above reward, but not expenses, will be paid
to any person returning said black Girl. All pet».
sons are forbid ltarboting, trusting, or employing
Sttld runaway on penalty of..the law.
.lAl5‘E.Z GREGORY.
Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1819. 86
,New & Cheap GQODS.
- Lewis .Mallo‘ry_85" Co.
AVE just receivedfiont New-York, a fresh
‘ 6 supply of Goodsf‘ consisting of ‘DRY-
GOODS, GROC.ERII£S, E7 CROC.K.ER Y,which
they are disposed to sell on very reasonable terms.
A good allots-ance to those who pay Cash.
Norwalk, Nov. 15. '
Inhabitants of the town of Norwalk, are
86
81
"meet at the house of I. Arnold, on the first Mon.
day of January. next, at 9 o’clock A. M. for the
purpose of hearing all appeals which may be
made ftfotn the doings of the assessors", ,
‘ .BAtt1ft.tBAS l\'1A1t_vm,
Hunter BELDEN. -3?
, Moses Gut-;_co1n_r, §._g
'l‘no1u.ts Reno, _ $35‘
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. -Jot-IN "l‘1tv'Lott,.
Norwalk, Dec. 13, lists)".
dc a Court Q/‘Probate lzotdrn at A/'or~wu.7r, 1Jcccm-
, g '--bar 20, I819. - , ' ~
. 1-IEREAS HARVEY. SMITH, Admittisna-
, ‘tor on the estate of Du/uel Butler, late of
Norwalk, deceased, has this day represented to
this Court that the estate of said deceased is in-
solvent and unable to pay the debts due and ow-
ing therefrom. These are therefore to order and
direct the said Administrator to give public no-
tice in some newspaper and otherwise as the law
directs, to all persons interested in said estate, to,
appear (if they see cause) before said court, at the
Probate-office in said.Norwalk, on the first. Mun-
day of February next, at ten o’clock in the fore-
noott, at which time and place Commissioners
will be appointed to receive,‘examinc andztdjust
the claims of the creditors of said estate. '
Per order \-Vzu. G. l3r.'r'rs,'Clet'l<'.'
EVEN months from this date, are limited by
_ _‘ the Court of Probate for the’ district of Stam-
ford for the ‘exhibition ofclaiittsagaittst the es-
.t-age" of Eli -/1.d477.l8, latepf Stamfortl,-deceased. T .
-- . ' ’ AnRA’Lx Anaitts, Adm’r.
Stamford, Dec. 6, l8l9. ' *86,
EVEN months from this date are limited by
the Court of Probate for the district of Slam-'
ford, for’ the exhibition of claims ogr - -he es-
tate of Natlzan W's:-d, ,late of Sta , deceas-6
ed. ~., * Mani V37" .., Exec’rx.
' Stamford, Dec. 6, 1819- . i . *S6_- '
t31..;.1.‘L;£e;;.;;;.‘.:a"s‘3;.ta;:
for"? sale’ at~‘this Office.: V
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mént of other Blanl§'s.; . Dec. _2t..
...' .' 3. , . . . ,
. .,t‘ _ e, " ’
_lZSFEC.T1F'Ul.I;Y-informs t_he iiili‘abitant's er‘ 2 ‘
Norwallt, and its vicinity. that‘he*has' taken." .
r. A'1titozv N‘ls:‘;’*,,'._..,.,. 155-" __
l>“5l““-53‘ Of STONI13-CU'F-’l.‘lN.G:atl intervals,‘ :
HE largest inthe Uitited States, will be e';;,.
- hibited ~on.VVednesday, the 29th instant, .
hereby notified that the} Board, of Rcll¢f\yjl[_
pless of his pt_'ofession.- ‘lie l_ia'ttersll.iii3tiiself. that _
a"'_“§ had ‘WW8 Yea'Sr‘e2tl>ctts*:tt.é.é In the tllll‘er-" .
ent ,deparltn'_ents of his p_t'ofession,"he‘ shall be as ‘
‘AND . l B
/
I
Fdrfieitailérs ofspiritous liquors‘, ongoodi paper; _ /,
Also.‘ a l5'*1Il€l'ill”‘c"t5l;0r7
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Norwalk Chronicler