‘S513 - 0 0. . . .
‘,'c'on,denii_ietl 2.1 of them tofic
. on which he fell.
"1‘t{ iiivai-'y‘c‘oh'm'_n'_”il _
iers ._for‘the outrages on:.,the
’co'mmtit'ed by the “I-lore
hard labor-. _. o
A .Agre‘e_ably to news from_’C‘orft‘i, p ' i
the Port: and Jill 1’t;c7ta', of '.lania,i has been con
-cluded_. . _. ~ ‘ - " ‘ ~
[Later accounts stat
greatly doubted. Ali-is said to have been illforj
€ll.¥5..§
some time past, and ti) have many thousand hos- -
tages at Jo-annina.:| ‘
Italy, July 26.—-—'l'he famous Bergami is going,
i. iris said, to publish it jttstificafory memoir, which
will COl]l'ctll}'l!D[)Ul‘tant information. . «. '
‘The Pope, it is stated, has asked the int-erven-,
tion and assistance‘ of Attstriti, on account of the
events at Bonoceto, Ste.
Paris, July :30.-—’It will be recollected, that
sometime since seiieiiil bodies, fastened togetliei,
were found in the Mediterranean. The following
A 3:'agic.7.l.Ii1CCUl‘l‘€ll§C,lt:l5.lTC£§3T1llV com_e.to light :--
T1ieS.ii'cliiiian brig St. Philip. from ,Havana ior
Genoa’ Wm, coff‘.-t‘:, 82c. and ‘$40,000 in specie,
was met on tlienight of" the ‘24th of May, near
Malaga, by _a large black polacre; the pir.ites
seized the whole crew,(\vith the exception of two
seamen, who -being in the hold, succeeded in sav- ,
ing themselves by a -window, and reached the
shore by swirnnii-iig,)tied them back to back, stab-
,"-bed andltlie-n thre-w them overboard 1
By" an arrival at Norfolk from Gibraltar, the
proceedings of the Cortes are brought down to
August -3d. All appeared to be quiet, but the
Cortes had ‘done little of coiiscqucnctt.
The Algerine squadron had returned to port, A
but were soon to sail on a second cruise. It was
'rep0t;ted they had captured four vessels, two
' French, one Englisli, and one Tuscan.
Latest‘ of Barnes .//y7't’S.—-A. letter" from Rio
Janeiro of August 2d says—-‘ In -Buenos Ayies,
“,5 filatc of lillllgis is the most distressing. Al-
viar is without the city, at the head of a body of
troops, and. ’_tis'said, tlirsatens vengealice when
he gets in—-ofhis doing which there was no doubt.
General Solar was Director by the last preceding
advices, but he escaped, not findir.g.li'is position
' tenable, and is now in ~.\'1ont<.-video, and the city is
in absolute aiiarchy. ’ . V
‘ The Tyne sloop of war arrived ycstei‘day_
from Callao de Liina. with ii1'>\\'ai‘ds~'ofthree mil-
lions ofdollais. chiekly for account of the Phillip.
itie compati_v. A .
The pi-ivateer ship (formerly the Cniiaso, of
New-Yotk,) commanded by Captain Jewctt, was-
spoken August 6th, iitnitig the P.0I‘tugt1c.sc gov-
ernment ship Charlotte, uhich she captured on
T the lst off‘ St. Michacls, afteirziii engagement of
one hou_r and three quarters. The Charlotte had
a large quantity of specie on board.‘ The first
‘ Lieut. of the privatccr lost a leg-in the action.
.__._....¢-::'.- -:'.'.-«£9 5'.t-
FROM \VASHlNGTON.
Extract of a letter to the editor of tlie Baltimore
Federal Gazette, dated Sefzt. 22d.
‘ I learn on my ai'riv'.'il here, froi-n_ report, that
some important changes in the cabinet and other-
wise have just been made, or are about to take
place; l have received other lllfOl'll'z‘d‘.ltill also.
' all from such sources that you may rely on its
general C0l'l'CCl_.l‘i(:$S..
‘ Mr. ‘:~inith Thompson, recent Secretary of
the Navy, is uppointrd C-..llector'of the'1’0rt»of
Ne“-.York, and Mt‘. Sanl'ord (Senator from that
state) is invited to a seat in the cabinet. as S.cCt'c-
tary of the Navy———Col,. Ricliai cl _i\'l. .lohns‘on is ap-
pointed Post Master Genet‘?-li V108 R- -l- Mt‘-“_§£5s’“
who has been absent in Kentucky for some time.
‘ Col. Btimford is tiircsted on cliziiges pt‘t:fc'I'-
red by Gen. .lessup—he is in New-York, but the
order for the aI't'est has been sent to him by the
_Adju,am (;em,,-at, Gal. Gale, of the Marine
Corps, will, as all hands agree, be C:-lSlll6l‘C(l.--
His trial is now pl‘(-‘»g|'CSSlllg‘.
‘ The President. vi ho ariived here on the 18th,
remained only three days, it appears however,
that he was not idle during that short period.’
"“ T/ze Inn-lligmzccr sat/.9 I/re -zvrirer must be 77221:-
taken as to the cflice of 1’osmzu.9Icr Central b¢'571.A'
filled by (1 new a/ijioinmzenl. In 0‘:/icr rcsjtcctc n’:'e
-writer is /zrolitibiy corrrctf]
-{Qjé
B0sToN, Sept. 23.
On the evening of the 19th, while crossing the
.. .:..:.i...---_.. SKl-aet;.LLi;t'fi§;é[i[f)1fl3giTé_'.lanC8‘,§IS_¥Hil]S12{§].R{,’-Ifli-
the giving way 0 _ _
,m.w pen-_‘,(}t]:', conducting it, was precipitated into
me ,',,Ȣl~ below, a distance of 40 feet ; two of the
mm were knit-don the spot, and otic so danger-
0u5jy‘“.Uu,,d(,d as to 1-eqiiii'e the amputation of
bu-11 let:-‘ . The Elepliant was much hurt, and
had iiot been l'cl1t'oVt'(l from the rocksiii the river.
He had just‘ been purchased
of his late owner, who was one of the l""‘5‘-’“5
killed. _ .
[The price this Elephant sold for, is vaiiously
statcd'frcin 10 to 18,000 dollars]
SALEM: 5801- T3;
Battle R0yal.’—\Ve are told that the following
scene took place in Norman street a few days
since. A half grown Cat, more bold pcfh'«1P5_‘ha“
prudeiit, fastened tipon a large Rat that was out
upon a foraging expedition: but W35 0“ We i’°}f‘~
of losing its prey for want ol S‘l'm8"h ‘O hold 1‘:
at this crizicai moment the Cat W35 °PP°"t“““lY
reiiifotcetl by an old ‘Hen, which had pl‘f>b3blY
.DLCll_ bereaved ofsome of her tender 0ff>lf"1“C5" bl’
this fl'|:;l‘CllI‘S: d«:predatora aml “'l“°h! “hue Puss
still kept hr!" hold on her antal-’.°m5‘i a°E""‘“y
picked out his eyes : the Rat, l10WCV'~’-1': bl1“d?‘:
zisit was, still maiiitaiiied the unequal contest,
the l\l'0ther Cat, seeing the struggle from a dis-
tangc, flew also to the aid of her brave little Mp0-
ser, and soon decided the fate of the day, Ca}'TYm_l§
oil‘ the before half-conquered billballa" 1“ '~“‘
umph.
e that the above accdiint.»is'—’
‘(fer the immediate 5Upt:l'llllCD(lal‘|Cc of Gen. Jack-
flame of fire--yesterday we had a little rain, and
t.‘<rJ-Swen? .:-=1.way”I’
‘in tion.betivc'en.n,ati'v’_es
_ V ;ito,t noretlian ori‘e:,,ou_‘t' of
twenty recover that :a e saga-agtqn. ; The May-
or has rectimmentledall to\leai‘e.7the'ciiy .+i~.o'a.-c
able ; and the peopl‘c"are_ llying_ inall (lit'eCtioi'iS.
The deaths in Savannah from the 1st to the 20'.li
ol September iiicliisivc, were. 150.. _
There has been 7 or 8-‘cases of yellow fever at
Charleston. - -
iglu last, l4='z'lZz'iznz,'
G, Betts.
_ Is. town. aged ten months.
-Sept. lst, _Rev’.~ Sylvester
,1; g , ."P_resbyteria_u Church in
fé ,.;_-1;fMt‘. J. P. C. Samjzson, son
mpsuh Of New-Yorknand lately
'antl"i_titelligciit ‘C(lllO[' of the Louis-
. final»-Meeting'of the Female E/zz'sco’."
'/"11 (-/'.¢l"ttable bocnxzy, will be held at the
-Hons 7 - 1- -
*ci5i:k‘viu"ri.e‘ai.:,.}°" “Cd"“5""-‘ ”‘?"‘fla‘ °"“
3 _ 1. won. A, B_ .35‘-C,-,.,,,,.y_
0°: -2.‘
Copartnersliip of E. H. Sc. L.'STREI’.T,
‘A; is by miitiial consent this day dissoh-e‘d,.....
The Books are in the_ hands of H. Slreg-[fur
to take notice tliei-eof, and give ihcjr a.,e,,d,mc,_,'
accoi-dfiingly. E. H. STREET,
:4: ‘ _ « - L. S’l‘REI-IT.
N-iB- The biistné.-ss will be conducted in fu.
“"9 53' F» H. STREET, who offers for sale 3
St'tlleInt:hl.. All [):‘l'Sl':l‘|S indebted are reqtiested -
cm: Iiilipabiiénts or the towti at Norwalk, ...»
hereby rcquestedto deliver‘ tgthe Assess,-5
on or before Ill§~20lh October, a written" or prim.
‘ ed list of all their‘ property, belonging to thcm-on
the 1st day of inst. Qctober, lialnleto be taxed, as
the law directs. Blank Listswill .b¢ fur.
nished by the Assessors. ' _ ., '
Biiniviiiiits Mntvnv, ' .
SF-,'I‘H. lA.Y1-0.1‘: V - Assessors.
Bi«;i<.i. Iszmcs,
Norwalk, Oct.__2d,- £820..
OTlCE htfrcby given that I. foibid all
' ~l"?"5°Bs‘ti‘ttstitig my ‘wife S_'.-zlly-Hobby, on
_"'Y 3000001: 851 Will pay no debts of her,«conu-act-
ingoafter the date hereof. ‘ Amos HOBBY.
A Greeiiwicli, Sept. 25, i329.‘ ‘ 37
[By' ./1(¢tlzq—f1':v'q/‘, {/16 State CO72fl:t.'.’Ct.I:(,‘~l:;.3.
Fcmffzeld Episcopal Soczety
Lotte7°y——ClaSs 2d.
a‘-."’-'l1‘="?1l aS5:r:t'tinent.of GROCERIES,
"' AL 1‘ Y‘ 07"’ 1'1”/11',0n the most reason-
able terms ; not f0r_t,reizinq his friends for past fa-
vors, and Wlsli.it‘ig their P-,,m_,n;.g¢ in f,,t,”.e_
The lever is making clrci-i»:l:"u_l ravages iii New-
Orleaiis. « '
' Tlie‘Mayor of New-York has issued
’._J\.r\.II SC
z-W't”3<:la- ,
"-1‘-I-.i.li,n(r__!li£‘, n1.m..inu». ‘ clwcen
that city and Pliilzidelphia.
The Chiefs of the Cherokee Indians, in full
council, have appointed 3 companies ofmouiited
men to suppress thefts and to compel their tribes
to pay their debts. The Chcrol-zees have also de-
termined to remain at peace with the Osages, and
all the chiefs and warriors of other nations who
had joined the Cherokees. have returned home.
The Military Road is completed from Florence
(Alabama) to l\’ew-Orleans. It was opened on-
........a....\ ,
son 5 it is one of the. finest. roads in the Union,
and shortens the distance to New-Orleans more
than 300 miles. . v
_ AVVFUL FIRE. H
A letter from 'Aiii'iapol‘is, Nova Scotia, of Sept.
14-, says———‘ we have had. dreadful fires in this
country. The Re‘. Mr- Seguiiie has lost his
two houses. his out-hou'scs, and all the pap-7r_s,
public and private, connected with the settlcnieut
ol'l:‘i‘ei.clt Town. 'fwcnty Olll-‘.'.l‘ buildings have
also been tlestroyeil. Mr. Dennis Dousse'.t’s
family, eight in number, and ‘-1 blaicl-1 man, unfor-
tunately perished in the flames.’ ' _
Another letter s~..ys—-.‘A tremendous gale of
wind from the southwest, caused the fire to spread
rapidly. Reports from Yarmotith state that 100
Houses, Mills and Barns, are laid in ashes, to-
gether with thc Catholic (Lliapclaiid Priest’s hou-
ses at Sissiboo; a number of houses and barns at
Clements, with all the crc-ps_ol'.grain and hay, al-
so great quantities of potiitoes in iiew _li\l)Cl5}
bridges atid fences in all directions are co_iisutned ;’
a negro and some cliiltlmi were burnt _in l"rcnch
'1‘own—’l‘hc whole country appears to be in one
it has now the appeataiice of alieavy one.’.
' lVomlerj'ul .EsCll,-".’.c’.--'.l‘lle Canadian Spectator
states, that a Mrs. Ctinningham, oi'L‘ondon town-
ship, a f,cw,(|ays_siticc while travelling front one
settleinetit to another, in_ order to visit some of
her friends, was attacked.by a wolf; wliich, alter
teariuglier clothes and sciatcliiiig her some; sct
up three (lrcadftil howls, at which a bear rushed
forw-.irtl,_as if to seize the prey; but no sooiici'
dill the wolf behold the bpzii' than he iiiadc t-ll’,
and, to the great joy of the woman, the bear pur-
sued him and left her toicscape.
'l.'\vo' or llirec: families in Boston have lately
been l't_.'l1(leI'(.‘.(l extiemely sick.b_v eating cliee-=e,
siipposed to have been colored r.-itli iiieadow saff-
ron. ' ' ‘
_.u‘rcio’rnts.--On the 4th tilt. three lads were
atiiusiiig ,ihcm_sclvcs uiider an old saw mill, in
Nassati, N. Y. wlicn sutldeiily some of the beams
gave way, and two of them were iiistatitly crush-
ed to (lC_'cllll. _ _ '
On the l2th tilt. Capt. Moses Condit, of Ur-
ange, N. J’. was killed by the hill of a cider-press
beam, which'l-ie was assisting in raising.
SuIC£'dg'i.--All instance ofsuicidc of no ordina-
ry chatzactrr, recently occurred at Hu\’t:l‘Sll'a‘~Va'
ltocklatid county. Mr. Gilbert lielter, a man of
excellent cliaractei', and very generally beloved,
32 years of age, of ample property, and a young
laniily, put an end to his existence by cutting his
throat with a pocket knife, and by several stabs
in his body. lie lingered four days after giving
himself the wounds, and died very peiiitent, and
with great regret that he had committed the fa-
tal act. This, if we are rightly informed, was
caused by a sense of wr0ng—a sensibility ‘of con-
§ci¢nce"v_v‘1,i1j'c;_ll}h_e6p‘p_l1ap_py man togthis fatal
.-.4._ --1 ’
... . . .. _.__, ,.,,,_,
from which a prosecution had ensued, and he was
called as a witness before the grand jtry. He
had been advised to withhold some part if the ev-
idence which might go to critniiiatc: hitiself, and
without sullicient reflection did so. Tlis prey-
ed upon his mind in secret, and ‘led to ‘tie melaii-
choly act which deprived society of’ t worthy
meiiiber. Mistaketi man! V\Vil2t[ canbe more
honorable than to retrace out-steps, and bake ev-
ery possible t‘ep'cit'alion of an en roi:.—-JV’, Y. Col.
Mr. C/zurlcs Sjiragztc, a natize of Boson, and
master painter in the navy yard, Gosport on Fri-
day last, in a fit. of despoiitleiicy, tlii‘ewliiiiiself
off the bow stage of the 74 building thtre, and
was inst-zmtly killed by falling on some titroers be-
loiv. The cause of his rash act was picuiiiary
iembarrassment.-—-Baltimore !’a':rz'0t.
M aior Middleton and M r.'l‘homas Htlgerford,
both of ‘Westm0relan<l county, a few tl '5 since,
became engaged in a dispute which s it led to
niore violent measures, when Mr. I-Ii‘gerf0t'd
received one or more stabs from the pelknifc of
his antagonist, which put an almost imiediate
period to his life. Mr. H. has lelt lat)-ififamily
to deplore his untimely ciitl.-——Vzrgn:za
.-—-n§¢9-?'.?€‘J3"""“
M:1ltl{tiy'l),
in Danbury, Mr. Ezra Starr to Mi flrzrriet
Wildnzan, daughter of Zalnioii VVildin' Esq.‘
1n Rldgefield, Mr. C/iarlcja Dauc/iyo Miss
'ptit'cli;§se. would do well to call and view, as said
-#27
, '1€.‘h'. S.'l’R1£1<."1‘.
Nvrwalk. 2d Oct. 1320. T - - T 27 «
' i'Oil1‘La- J ‘t3t‘..v..n.-ocata,
./It the Store latrfiy otcu/zictl by‘ Ebeziczcr Stc7)c7zs.._
’ UST I‘t.'l.ul‘t‘.=.:(l from "New-York \\itll a gene- ,
Yul assortment of Groceries, —WlllCh~l)6 offers
for sale, low for cash. .
N. B. The subscriber has taken much pains in '
selecting Liquors. Tavern-keepers will find it
to their advantage by applying;
Lli.VVIS STREET.
27
N0rwalk,’Oct. 3.
New Firm. _,
SMITIJ SCOTT having tal{‘eii'.;,iti_to;::partner- _
ship ./imos S. J’/mrz-2'71, the liusiiiels ‘hereafter
will be conducted under the lllfll of Seo'i"r U’
Mztnvxn, opposite the Methodist Church, where
they keep a good assortment in their line, viz.
I.arliei*’ and Gentlemc'n’s Saddles, [Military and .
jlftiili Bn'¢lIc.s, Ifurm.-'.v.s-as of all kinds, 7'i'?l7lk’8, Cafzs,
[Io/slcrs, V olicew.-, I’01‘.‘muritt:azl.s', .S‘7U01’dt‘I, Pistols,
bfzurs, 12’/_zuzz!L-tI.s-, Bzutom-, Stars, .”..¢,zy:‘_e,,_ Vulture
1’lItIm'-.9 and common Fail/zers, Uc. I f;".~' ’ '
All rt:pait‘liig- done in the best'm,anner,'._and all
orders correctly executed on the shortest notice.
--’ SMITH SC()'l"l',.
AMOS S. MARVIN.
All those indebted to Smith Scolt, would oblige
him by Sttllllllgz; their accounts immetliately.
_ Stamford, Sept. 6. 1820. 27
A Valuable Farm, for Sale,
0' ' l.E-RSANTLY situated .in the
D town of V\'°ilton, at Belden’s Hill
.., , , soiicallcd, 4 miles from Norwalk Land-
ing, well proportioned for VVOod-land, Plough-
land,_. Pa.s:t_ure and Meadow; a good Dwelling
House, Corn-house and Barn, and a number of
out-houses, all in good rt-"pair, with agood wellof
ticker failing water near the house. Said Farm
can be recommended to be one ofthe best in the
county‘ of Fain-fielcl, under good fences, and in
a high state ofctiltivation. Any one wisliinp; to
1:".-.rm will be sold for far less than its’ real value.
For further‘ particulars please tocall on the sub-
scriber livitig on the "promises. ‘
’ VVM. SELLECK.
\\'il:nu.'()ct‘. ‘Z. 27 3tii*
List of Lrtlcr.s- rc/.r.'.rzr'nz'ng in .1/ie Post
(Mr 9, 1820.
_ Ol3l_’.R'l‘ J l.. Austin, Noah S. Barnum.
-3» Miss M:.ir_i,' liradlcy, Miss Phebe Comstock
Tliomas livaiis, \V'illiani Fitcli, Ebciiezer Fitch,
Charles lit,‘-ll'(lllCl~'.S,(.‘ilGlB0l‘. Hull 3, Mrs. Dehorali
llcllhtg-(1, Robert I. L. Ilusien, James Jellifz".
l"I‘ancis‘ Jessup, John Jarvis, Hiram Jellilf, Mrs.
l”.l'.1lll‘ial'l Knapp, Charles C. King, Joseph Lovis,
George: Licsly, Miss l"ei‘sisLai'rabi:c, Miss Cath-
arine l\'lt:Lt:0d,- James Mead, '\Villiarn Morrow,
Daniel K. Nash, P. Price, Benjamin D. Plant 2,
lizra Sniith 2, VVm. Henry Sanford, Joseph St.
John, David Sclleck, Aiison Shertiian, Benjamin
Scofield, Sally \Vt-hb. Nillllalllcl \Varren,Sainuel
\Veed, Joseph VVecks. Isaac \Varren, Lydia
VanVorous. WM. M. BET'rs, P. M.
Ofliciz Octo-
~.lus£u.9 L. Brush,
‘'5: ' ' ‘ '
Jolzn Robbins, T/lama» Green, Z0/z/icr Jlfead, Is-tmc
1}'lmd.ju72. Jabe: Jllrad, Wm. Rob!iz'7zs, Carr
Robbins, ./Int/tony Grern, Sa7nucl‘.Pz'm.', Samuel
Lypfi, and Elisha R. Belzlicr.
--'r*v*:y'—-'v~~‘ --~—-—-——-r-—,-—... ._ ._ ,_,rn_
Petition to/orcclose ccrt¢.z'n niortgagr.-(l[in-mi.9c'.v,
lying in Greenwich, in said county : _ .
Ordc-rcrl, by this Court. thatsaid Petition b
contiiiticd to the next Term of this Court, to be
holdeii at‘.Fairl‘ield, in said cotinty, on the last
Tuesday of December next, and~tl_i_at the penden-
cy tlicl'tDf be published in the Norwalk Gazette,
three weeks successively, at leasI.'three weeks be-
fore said last 'l‘ue.~.day..
By the Court
DAVID BUnn,,Clerk.
./It a Court Q/‘Probate /zaldcn at .rVor'walk, October
2, 1820.
HIS Court limits and appoints six months
from this date, for the Cl’t:(lllOl'_S to the es-
tate of Jana:/rah Slrtzeson, late of New-Canaan-, dc-.
ceased, to exhibit their claims against saitlestate,
and the executors are hereby ordered to give pub-
lic notice t_lict'cof according to law. ‘ -
' VVM. M. BE’l"1‘S,.ltt(lg’C.
. Public iioticeis hereby given, that unless the
creditors to the estate of JOIIKII,/tall .5‘/am.-on, late of
New-Canaan, deceased, "exhibit their claims a-
gainst said estate within the time above limited,
they will ever after he debarred a recovery.
DANIEL SL1tust~N, ’ .Exec-D
JOHN SLAUSON, utors.
Norwalk, Oct. 2, 1820. *2?
Blank Lists for Assessors,
_--._..L4s.zuag_. ..-
" _~v .$CHEM1;‘.‘
fl‘ Prize of S3000.-~ is $3000
0 V 3 V 1000 :' 3000
4 ’ = 500. : ' 2000
4 2 300. ; 1200
4’ : 200 : 300
140i :_ too : 14000
'00 = - 50 0:. _ 5000
.50 = 40 : . 2000
80 3 30. : '- 24.00
349 : 20. : _ 5930
.3370». 6 5 : 19620 ‘
-4005 Pi-ices '
7995 Blanks '" ’
12.000 Tickets. at five dollars is 60,000
Less than two Blanks to a_Pi-ize. and all the.
Prizes floating from the commencciiiettt of the
drawing, a circumstance very seldom, if ever,
known in this state. ’
The treasures of this Scheme are not absorbed
by one or two-overgrown Prizes, as is common-
lythe case. but itsiwealth is more equally, and
therefore more usel'ullydistt'ibtited. '
The punctuality of the managers in drawing
the first Class of this Lottery, and their prompt
payment of the,Prizes, gives them coiifitlence in
issuing this, the second and last Class, together
-with ‘ the laudable pttrpose for which the grant
was made, they confidently hope wi_ll:induce the
public to patronize this.
All Prizes Sl1l)jeCtVl0tl1_t’:. usual. deduction of
fifteen pct‘ Cent ;.‘and Prizesless than I00 dollars
payable in sixty days, all others in ninety days
after the completion of the dra\ving,'which will
commence at Fairficld, on the first Tuesday of
February next. . _ _ '
All Prizes not called for in one year will be
and not thereafter paid.
' JEREMIAH Suincizs,
PIIINEAS T.tirLoit, Mana-
Tiiom.-ts F. .ROWLANl), gers.~
ZACHARIAH CLARK, Jun.
Tickets _/or sale by (lie Jllamzgers.
Fairfield, Aug. 1, I820. 26
33° Tickets and Shares forsale by
\V. J. S'l'REET.
NE W GO OD S,
For Sale by_E. B. BE.N'.7\”E'i‘T,
“N10 has jufit returned from New-Yoi'k. with a
fresh supply. Those who are desirous to buy
C‘/Ira/1. _/bf‘ Cash, will do well by calling.
./.'l.sc’i, for sale, a large Cooking Stove, with all the
necessar_v appai'atus.
Not-walk, Aug. 29.
1
New Supply 0 f Lumber.
HE subscriber has just t'cceived'*.,fa new snp-
ply of Lumber, which, togellicl‘ with the
old :;tock,'makes the assortment consist of the
following-:.-—. » ‘ A
3000 good Albany Boards
500' refuse‘ do _
12,000 feet of Merchantablc Boards
3000 feet clear Boards
2000 feet. I I-4,_l 1-2 and 2
I000 feet common do.
2000 feet Clapboard or Siding
50 bunches N.River Sliiiigles, w_arranted
20 M. Connecticut River do. inspected
Also, (1 supply of Scantling and Latli.
A large proportion of the above is seasoned and
lit for use. Sept. 18. ~_ \V. J. S'rIti-:i-:'r.
, Cloth-Dressmg, 8;c.
HE subscribers would inform the public tha
they now devote their allttltlltil) exclusive-
ly_to Coutitry \V,ork,_and from the experience
they have had in the (l'itl'c-rent depai'tnients of
their business, and the great suporioi-ity of their
macliiiiery, they feel wai'ran.ted in asstrringg; the
inch clear Plank
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Cloth. or other work, t'lirecied to us, and left
at either of thestores i_n Ri<lgeli:,.tl,will be attend-
etl-to every week, and returned as sooii as done.
No pains will be spared in executing the work,
andevery atteiition will be given to accommo-
date customers. All kinds of produce received,
-at the inai-lget.pg,ice, for work.
_\VAi\"i‘i«‘.D-—:\ number of barrels of good fain-
ily-made S-at.~/2, for which a generous price will be
given. "'~‘,,""" Manufactuiiug done as usual.
. D. U‘ D. BANKS.
‘- Rideqefielcl, Aug. 30. ow 23
ERSONS holding subscription papers for
the C_/zurc/iman’s 1Wagazn’z‘c, are requested to
forward them to the subscriber as soon as the
subscription is completed, in order that the pub-
lisher may know what patronage the work is like-'
ly to receive, pre_vious to the publication of the
first number. SIMEON - LINCOLN.
I-lar'tfot'd,.Sept. l 1.
Lo"st
N VVednesday afternoon last, six or seven
~ Bank llills—five of them_ Three dollars
each, and one or two one dollar bills. They were
enclosed in a brown paper wrapper. \Vl‘oevt-r
has found said money, and will return it to the
subscriber, shall be handsomely resvardethi A
' l-lEZ.'I"IK'.l.Al-I =.\V.l:ll'I‘LOCK-.
l Fanny Scclcy.
for sale at the Gazette-Oflice,
N orwalk, Sent. 25. 25
public that their work Wll_l__ll9>l.__ll§__7_§3§§£l,lC£l_l).iI.9 V V‘
.. J4.
considered as generously given to. the Society, .
Norwalk Chronicler