Cchtldren had * that day‘ been brought ‘my. who hats;
A ”been"run ‘away for s'everal*years, I felt a‘\$‘,i5h* to
‘ thing 'curiot‘ts connected tvit‘h_. their history. -‘My’
‘ well as t-lte_‘_childt'_en, from disc_ovct‘y,. was "truly lain-
-with grcitt f:1cili_ty',.and gtttbe same time with so
‘ watching would spread a little metal on the ground,
- is not known, had not the woman been deserted
‘ ffiara-stark Rcfiuélieafip " ‘ill
_ t'3t‘.-yyotii think ‘the i'olIowing'~Nsr—
tlt , dtir‘-attention,‘you'are welcome,
‘is rt'it inyour paper. "13 M.-’ .~
A __ do I rcsidegl in’Newhern, N. G. in 18 l'4,»b”e;
__,mglinl'o_"rm'cd that a‘ Negro Woguan’: and two small;
go am] gee 1h‘em,.panic‘ularly its there \VaS'5blite-
friend accompt‘mied*"mc to the jail, for they had}
been -lodged tlt‘ere_ for safe keeping._ we tlteref
lL'al"-l'|8(l;l.ll6 piirticitlarsfiof the life which they have
lived, or rather the ‘miserable existence \V_hich
they dragged out during the seven year-_s‘which
they had spent in tlt'e‘s\vamp‘s,_ in the neighbor.
hood of Nc'wbcrn. - ’ . _ '
' Tlieowncr of this woman, about 7.years pre-
viously reniotedito the western coutury, and car-
rt.-‘a '-with him all‘ his ‘slaves, except this woman
and an inlitntgirl, then in the arms of its mother,‘
who, rather than beseparatcd from be!‘ llubbamls
who was owned‘ by another person, timely eloped
with ht-‘r child, and completely avoided the vigil-
ance of her pursuers. '
'l‘hdse who ar_e’a'cquaintt-d with tliclotver sect-
ions‘ ol"~thestate,1 well know that it abounds ii‘
rnal"s'ltes bird lens’, tovergro-.rn'w ith sveeds, ,atI,d;;itt
t‘ersp'e'r_se,d in‘ some places with clumps of pine"
trees‘. " into one of these dreary retreats, this -t-vo-
man found means-"to_ct)nceal herself lor the space‘
oflseven years ;_‘:_tn.d to find mczttts‘. also for sub-'
sts'tenc'e. partly b_v"licr own exertions, and these-
sistant:e.‘of~‘h‘e:- lmsb-.t’nd,=wlzo \vouldfocca_si'onally
make ilt:l‘,a'Vi.'sll. 1.it«ittg in —t'hisx,s_ituation;'she
soon had the a(l(llllUl'ldi burtben of ‘ohotlter child.
- The m'an,ner in which ‘she’ conceztledr bet-self as
gu‘r.i~; 4'-' By the strictt:st di-sc_ipline,.she prevented
tl1e_t'tiiévt:r er,-tug aloud ; she comp,ellé_tl 'tbe.m to-
stifl"e‘.lli.eit",llittlc cries antl,compla_ints, thouglr ur-
ged ‘pinching 'ttusger, or the severest cold.
Shefiitiohibitetl them from speaking louder than a
-'Wll’l,S])C!'., ,_This ntay'appe'ar sirangc.to‘r’ela'!es but
it'i§ cer_tziinly‘_tt'ue;; and as it proof that no decept-
ion twasosed in this case, it was s'.ttisfactOt‘ily as-_‘
certéilnéil, Ethar after "l‘ta‘.vin__t;. remained in town for
m0lf'(’,-Vll}8ll."‘€l itnouth, in tbtacotnpany of cltildrcn
znuisy zinc‘1’clutnorous, they were not known in a
«single instance in ruise_ tltt-it' voices 'higlt'e‘r- than a
-soft ‘Whisper. ’ At; first it‘ .w'.ts‘ with g’réat‘difii<;u|-
ty th‘ey_‘cot}ltl ‘stand or wall; erect, and"wlienthey
did ‘g‘r:¢fi1pt to’ wallt..it~ bias with .a“low stoop, the:
bust ‘i't‘r_c_linin'g \,fo_r‘\v:.t rd. 1I11.(l,Wltll.a_llaSt~}-l- stoop like
a g7'at'tri_(vl;;de',“-"ililittt_tlteir=favorite ‘positron - was on
thg-ip°fi1ir'I')s.;-I--l'n.tlA].lS posture tltcy could re‘m2tiu'
for hour_s,",witlt6ttt any appear-.:nt‘weat-ittess-; and
3,; a. given signal. wot_tld move one after the other
much caution, that not 'tl:te least’ noise could be
heard by their footsteps. 7 3 ‘ ' -’ "V ;
Their metliocl _0f.st!b$i9:[al‘lCc was the=mo}:.t ex-
traorélinar '; s_om.—-.times_ the husband. 'accorditt;_r, '
to. the woz'nztn’s account, wottld-l':ti~l tobring them _
-supplies; "and tt.hctltei' the fear of, tlet'c'ction pre-
vente,d'(hcr‘fi‘om intruding-on the-rights ol'othcrs,"
or whc'tl‘:‘er‘she was prevent:-rl by conscientious
motives. is not for me to detcrmine——but in this
'drۤdfltl exigence, she would, for the support of
herself and -children,hav¢, 1'ec_6_urse,t0 expedient-st; ._
-‘For the best Calf, to Clark Bissell, Esq. of I ‘
whicliinbiliing butgtlte 'mos“t"‘pt'cs$ing' necessity
could;.e',vcr» s‘-iggest. Fmgsand terrapins were
considered‘-as‘»rarc 'daint_ies,'and.even snakes would
be telécti .t_ts.;lawl7nl prizg}:i__o_,satisfy the calls of
hunger. It was the cttsto'rn,"s'ttitl’thé _wtima"n in the
little family tvh.sn~thcy_nt'atlc up a firéin the_ni5;ht,
(nnd jtltis‘ was not done only in the cold nights oi
winté,t',), for one to set up while the others slept.
The one who watched had a double, duty to per-
form--not only to do the ordinary duty ‘of a.ct-n-
(incl, but to watch furmicc, uhiclt lllCy‘Ct)lill'l\'€(l
to catch in the ‘foliouitzg manner. '1 be person‘
or a fur grains of corn or. peas, or for want of
these, a crust‘ of. bread when they had it, over
‘which, an old'handltcrclaici', or piece of cloth svufs
spread, than .c-bservitig a profound and death-like
silcnce,‘thc mice would creep from their retreats
in order to possess themselves of the bait. The
~centinc-7l_true to his post, as soon as the cloth was
moved by the \'a-grant mouse. would \'t:l‘y dexter-
ously smacl: tlos-..n.zt puirof hands upon him. and
‘secure hiin fcr‘purpo‘ses yet to be mcntionctl.—-'
The flcshvtts may be supposed, was us»;-d for food.
which they devourerl with "as little ceremr~ny'u.9 a
boy would cut a snow bird; but etch the shit)
was ttot't‘nrowu away, for this being care fully pre-
$8l"ft'(.l,"il'lc hair or fur-"was picked oil‘. and mixed
wish tvool or cotton for the putpose of melting
gloves and stecltipgs-—:tnd they managed to spin ,
up the materials they could procure, by means of
a sticlt. about six or ‘eight inches inlength.
This was held in the lcftbantl, while with the
right.‘ they held the materials to be spun. ‘They
gave us a specimen of their adroitncss in this art ;
and the little boy, who was not five years om.’
could mavnage his stick with sun prising dexterity,
Several pairof stockings and gloves were showit,
which had been knit by these singular-"beings,
during their mltmtecr banishtnent. They were’
grotesqltt: cnnttggh in tbtir ztppcarztnce, and were
mud: up of a gr<=.att~r medley of materials than
are gt : c:‘3lly,uscd in the citilized t\mld.~
HG — mbcl1'l?=D£:t?t' this deluded African with
N!‘ ‘W0 wrett-bed childremwould have remained
‘in the t‘t:tItlin't_lr_:5r>' savatmahs»of North Carolina.
’by her husband. ., Bting deprived of the solace
slie.tlctit cd from his transit:nt visits and the scan-
‘)‘ §U“bNeInc:: she received from his hand, her sit-
Ui’-WIU became miserablt: beyond description. At
lfllézllta “cal-: and emaciated with hunger, she
£l'<‘pl l0~lhc road and gave herself up, with her
equally meagre looking charge, to the first per.
port 5116 5-tw, who happened very fortunately to be
,a man with his cart going towards town. The
sigltt .. indeed. to the citizens was a novel (me, it
-we I_t,1.fly"judg,e from thc numbers who crowded to
tics and Qctctjntine for themselves. ' ‘
--o_o¢——
. .Nottw1cx~x, Con. Oct. 18.
£7.66/66’.-—Tlte heavy rain which -fell on Sun-
tlay atrd-lvloittla-y. produced a very ‘great and stud-
..tlen rise..of_‘l“’ 5'”3.uts' in‘ this neighbor hood. It
13 said they ha-i‘.c'not been so high this ten years.
Allwng the bridges carried away, we have heard
o£ Lelvcttfs, on the road to Canterbury, and the
‘lures. '
,churge‘of their several duties, am! the result be A
'\ ‘ ..
bridge‘ ‘_iu3t‘ .belO\g
Lot'i(lon't'oatlis also carried away. ,-._ , _.
1 Boston, Oct. 20.-’—_.A ‘gentlerrian froriij.V._¢rrnpnf_
‘informs us,’ that mt-. ,poontry in that.t1it-_c»cti<iI't'-mt.’-5.
been almost deluged. .The rain comniet)c‘é_d,ufi
junday morning, at ;\.Vi,ndso_r, and coIitiu_’t1e(',l~l!’l1-“
til '|‘ut,-sd_.ty-Lthe' Conn,ecticut x;ive't'_,ro§e.10_l'ee.t_.J
in .24 hours. It .was:sa_itl thatat hrlontpcli,er_-_'glie2_
lower streets were ingt1‘(lated, and t_he_cellars'fillrd,”l
with Mater ; that eve ry—:hritlge on ghex Onion river‘
to ltitiilingtyon, was‘in1pa.ssubl,c=. A mam his. lV?Yt{§'
‘rind ‘two children, returning t'ro_m Si1ti'ngiieltl,_(.l'§§.3
H.) for home. in crossing a causeitay, ovcrllutvetl.
gvith waccr, the horse missing the path, pr ecip1_f.a-
‘-led the carriage into- det.-p water, end all were:
drowned except one child, iv_bi_ch was; rescued of-
.,et‘ floating some time. ~ " - '
NURWALK GAZ E'1'TE. _. “
n'1«:12.zv.51;.sn./11*,_ 0010333 25, 1320. ‘
.8.N'.N"U.0L ‘U./ITTLE SHOIV. '. V .
The first exhibition oi. the i.*‘.sit'ticld Ctnunty Ag,"-:
ricultural Society, took placc.ott,'tnc Htu énst.mt,'y-g‘
agreeably to pt-cviou-3‘ notice‘, at the,-house of Mr.'~,*_
Jesse Vi/iikcutan, in the town of. Wéstoti. ,'l_’lrc,'.;.
weather had been _for some days‘ pr'evious‘_vct’yj
stormy, and on that ruornitsg exhibited an §ppcatt'; ‘:
ance of its continuance, Mitch -p..f8'VC"1€d it §;‘1‘Bf-fl-.
number from attending, c:+pcci'étlly' from the dis-
trint put tS,p_1' the coumy.
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‘The animation, interest and dc-.:ot'um- C-2{l’!ilJ'ilt'(l,“
were most gratifying to cvejy trientl Of.lt§;l‘l(3_ll‘l‘-“‘,‘
tural improvement. it is evident that the fate"
‘ mers of the county of Faitficld require only at lit» 1
tl'e excitement to‘ rouse them to action. ‘ 'l‘heir._
spirit being up, the happiest results are to be ex-
pt:Cl\'d.f!'0ttl_ a proper exertioti uflt. Mally names‘
were added to "the list‘ of members, and there is
every reason, to expect that a great number more’
will be found thcreat the next ztnnive_rsary‘mect~
lug. ’ '1'-he ofiicers of the Society having met, in
the absence 0f‘thc Pt'esidcnt. the Hon. William
lidmond, who w:-is at-taiucd at home by intiisposi-
tion, Samuel B. Sln;rwootl, lisq. _unr3ol' the Vice-
Pt-_es”itl'é:ti=s, tvascalléd to preside. The Uommit- .-
tee tor vievyittg the block and ttxllmlfllmg the Muti-
tifatctures, were then appoittted, cotzsistiug‘ ol the‘
following persons :-~-- — '
1\1c.~ssrs. Joseph Hide, of Fuirficltl, klndrewl
Vairchiltl, of Rt-titling, James Ntcltols and 'Luclta-
ri-.~.h Clark, of _Nr;\vtt)wn, and Colonel E'.purzatm M.
Wltite, r-l" Daubury, on Stock; and McsSt‘s. lib-
cnczcr Jcssup and Jeremiah Sturges, oi Fttirfielo.
and Niram ‘Wildntan, of Danbuty, on l‘e’ianufuc'-
1»
The Committee then proceeded to the dis-
iny; comtnunicateti to the Pl‘Cel(lt:nL of the Bu-art)»,
was by him declared to the whole assembly, and
the follouing prentiutne atvardsr]. ~
For the best‘ ‘pair ol wot lzmt; Oszcn. ruisetl in
the cottnty, and owned by the person ex-
hibiting: them, to Mr. lrlatwry Gilbert, of
C.
Ridgcfield, - ~ - ,,.'..'O’
For the best Bull, to Mr. Z-ztltucn Read, of ’
Rtfdtling,_. - v - ’ $20
For the best milclt Covz, to ii=lr.'Zalmor_t_Read L
of Reddirflio O ‘
S15.
S10
.\'0t'wt1lk, —
For the second best {I
Road, of Redtling.
For the best piece of fnllotl Cloth. 15 yards"
long and 3--1- wide, to Mr. Niramwtldman
‘D. H‘ Ur)" , ' _ .'
There bcing no competition on the article of
Diaper, the Committee could not allow a
pic-rniuiu on the one piece ~':}:i‘tlb‘l_tE:d for
the l‘lon.‘.'Villiatn_ litlmontl, but on at crtnnt
ofthe great beauty of it, the Committee _
recommended that there‘ be '.tll0‘.'t‘t:(l S2
To the best pull‘ of knit ‘t’t7nolen .‘étt..-t‘.-kings,
to Miss Phebe Osborn, of \Vt-stvm, S11-
Altltouglt the following articles Wei‘-': not ‘cm-
brztced in the list of ptcntiunts, yet from their no-
common beauty, and the tilsltt, industry and skill
be+-.tu\t-ctl upon l.llt:!l)- the‘commi'.tec rcc'om:ncntl-
ed a small preniium upon cu-ch. —
A- Lady's llztt, equal in app:-r.runc<-:, o.n.l manu-
t"acturcd in the same way as at lint: Lcgghorn, out
of rye straw,’by‘Miss Judah I312-.cltintm, of New-
town. ’ S3’
A very £lt',‘2;‘tlllt hearth Rug. 2 title -1-5 of cat-
tie’s hair and 1-5 of wool, worked with it needle
on low cloth, by Mrs. Charity Cttrpenter, of Hun-
tington,
Tlic Contmittre for viewing Staci-'., reported
that they found much difiiculty in determining
l)ctween the Calves exhibited, and noticed partic-
ularly those showed by Mr. Jatnes Sclleck, of
Wilton. and Jeremiah Osborn and Jesse‘ VVake-
man, of VVeston. A - _ A
'l'Ite Cattle exhibited were generally fine, and
shewed beyond a doubt that the county of Fairfield *
is capable of producing, Stocl»'.’t:qual to that of any
country. ‘Can our farmers.a{ter this constant to‘
pay their money out of the. county for stock. as
they have been in the habit of doing for years
post, when it is proved-to them that they can raise
their own,save their mouey,and cntjich their land?
The season was not far cnough advanced to
have the crops of Corn, Potatoes, and Ruta Bagal
collected and measured. The Conmiittee havc.l
tlt'ercl'ore, postponed the <lt'(n;1Si0ll on those artic-
les until the third Tuesday of Novctnbar next.--é
The persons who wish to apply for the premium .
on" either of those articles, will have their ground
measured, ‘and the produce ol it accnr-.ttely ascer-
tained, and proved by’ the written testimony of
two or more respectable persons sworn before a .
person authorised to administer oaths. Such
written testimony must be delivered to the Treats» 3,
urer, Judge W'heeler, at \Vcston. or to either
the (‘Fficcrs of said society, on or before the lath;
day of No\‘embcr next. ‘ - ‘
F tom the exhibition which we have ttitnessetl
at our first meeting, we look forward to the nexl
- alf, to_.l\lr. Zulrnon.
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confidently trusting that Fairfieid County will‘.
maintain that high ranl; among the agricultural-
lots of her country, to which she is so justly en-
titlt~d.. By order of the Executiveklommittce. '
N. B. The publication of this Repprtwas dc-
laycd until this we: k, to give time for a commu-
nication with the President-of the Society. I
one built-of stone over Trading. Cove Brook, on 1
the new road to.New-London. filince writing the
almvc‘. ,_we have. been lllll‘-‘Jl‘Zl'lL‘|.l' that the rnassy ,
4
.4lBect, weighingz. 7 lb. 4 oz. has bc'en_-sent us
0
by
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l.
’t
in. gate .on_ t_l'ie1N‘etv-_l.
,gatli,éred fully i*ipe__--scvg2r_:tlof.them quite large,
N
' on lb: night of the 5th inst. the store ‘and work-
, '3 ile'“'*“i~"i"f§a l?0Vif(‘-[tilts-', hall---rind how‘ the materials
was une-i‘_t§ect'edly lur;;e,.ant!' hig"l'.ly r‘c5P¢Ci’iIi5i<§.g’ “ i ‘ '
Illfiigiiouri ‘Liar! [l5Iirzc3‘.-.-'1 tie" St. Louis Inqui-
"t"er sltates that the letitl mines of Missouri, would
. States, wltichiet soon to take place. comes on with
{lfor the-second time under this government, when -
' our system of government; favorable to the sta-
- i)lllly'aI)(l consistency of our domestic policy;
~ '._-15'-\i’ill¥'.bevsubmitted’: to" Congress, immvediutely on
A‘ ‘anti Cortes. : The I-3ntpe:'ot' is understood to have
. shipnittn Mull, and live men were In the_boat.-
anniversary.ol' this society with tzrcat pleasure, WC l"'°°*‘“di“85 0‘ 3 filcfllfili l" 1-ilchlmd COW‘
Gen. King, of -Ridgefield. ‘ - ;' lcleclmb. i_n.this stated
3 5_'t1f:ttt>l’m.‘ti'i3tiibaneeaizdgrqgrztxfx tlziaadogon. '
_ vStravil;er‘éi€;i,';t*)l_‘..‘1t_t '_ ‘nc.ls_ize,v_ rand good flavour,
ltgtie be.en;§ftlx)‘je_‘réil .in.tlie_g;arden of Capt. Joseph
W'...Alsop._ _l1l'fidq1etot'(n', on the 9th o_t- 10th of
"O'ctttber-1-.b’e_l'n"'-,.‘t‘h,e second growth ofkthe straw. ’
b_ét-l"y.ijine_§,ihi‘s pijesetit year. V About ti pint were
and one oi?-'.thejn _’me'.isui(ed two and a half inches‘
in c“ucur'n‘tt-;rt_.-_‘lt‘ce..' '1' he vines are ofthe wild kind,
zittdftvi re ébnul illo years ttincettransplantcd from
the fields this garden;--sllaéddletouvt Gaz.
A'Sqtt.asli_i_u;;,i_§ tliis y'r:ar raisetl in the garden
.13? l.91‘t‘:"I)_o'r’"a'_stits’ l..oomis._of ‘ Co‘lutnbia', which
wei bed lbtsl.-A-I12. ‘ '
.~-.-
.:€,t:3yz_corr1A‘I('¢2' Jr: S/tow, £93: -’—'Am0ng;l the curious.
'p«-oZtttctit3t.i;iqitf the earth ollcred for inspcctiom.
, _ were t_tro', ’ltrcli.t' l.’onipkin3.. r_a_ised by Mr. Reed,‘
’ of" Leititjb,-'ton§. the lgtrgest wt:igh‘ed.l85-'.lgs.. A
tvtttiaget Vvtttfie,
‘ C V ‘ I l‘Bt:,ét from Billerica, weighed 21
ll)S_.‘-3-'£,i9a(l07z >‘C_'¢.-7i_tl’n_c’l. ‘. ‘
By it ;gen'tl'c ' an from VVhite_hall, we learn, that
llhop of the Cbatnplttin Steam Bo,at.C.0inp-any, at
Vergchnes, V_‘{-. were consumetl by lire; ’xogetlt-
-er with the,ftir’n'itt_ire, macl.-ittery, 8:c for-the new
boat now bttildiu}: at,'tl1at' place. The loss is es-
t;im'atc_d at Si/l_,’Q(}Q', lt is supposed to have bectt
done’ by an',il$ccnd‘iai'y. ‘ 'l'lt't5_ is the tltircl sévetw:
loss \vlt,i‘cb_l,l_tis company baye sustained by fire--' .
one stc’étt'it'b'o'.it burnt at the wharf in VVhir.cha_ll"
-.—one',on’li_ei"pztssagc from St. Johns to Whip»,-
_for buil_ding_a tttird.
Sandy H211 Timrs,
be uhleto f..ir'nish all the Unitctl States, the VVest
Indies. Mexico and South I/\mex'ica, with that ar-
tit-‘.|e--‘.-and in the mean time the United States are
a'nnu‘all'y"pat‘ing- litigzlétlntl $500,000 for it.‘ [ The.
cttuseis to be found in‘ the difl'c:ren_t policy_.of the
ms nations. In Entzland f_ort_:igu lead pays a tlu-.
'-y of more than 20 poimds onta quantity worth
lO9'dol_la_rs, while In this country it pays no duty.
’I‘h¢_=,t-fie was no abatetucpt of the fever at Sa-
vannah nttlte lust dates. 'l‘hc'dea1hs for the 11
first days of the presrnt motttli. were 82 whites.
Pr¢'.:~z'dcu::'a'l 1:‘,/action-——'i he election of elect-
ors of Presidentand Vice President of the United
so-gc‘t.tle‘:t'n aspect, and at. step so light. that its
approttch is [scarcely noticed. The warring cle-
metitgt of party are arrest-—-a perfect stillness per-
vades the politicttl atmusphert:—-tmd, for once, the
cairn is not (lێBllft2l~
'- It is‘ a circumstance, certainly, which ought to
give much satisfaction, that a period lias arrived ’
an individual has so atlmiinistercd lltt-.dutics of the
ofiice of l.’resi‘clent for one term, and possesses so
-:ntit:‘cly tlteconfitlruce of the whole nation, as that
no bpposititiu to his re-election is even though’
of. lt~is an incident auspicious to the duration of
he llcpublic.
honomble to the character of t .
V ’ E./\’?1t. Intel.
-1
--—-q
Frjonz I/zc Pl:z'ltzr!c//2/iia Demacralic Press.
Sl’AIN.——\t\'e have it from such authority as
sa'tist_fies_us of the, fact, that -the king of Spain has
ratified theytreatty withthe U. States for the ces-
sionof the Flot'itllts‘: we are also satisfied that the
r‘a‘t_i=lie(l treaty is-"now in the-United htutes, and
115 asserribling next month.
The manifesto, the ty rannic and warlike m‘ani-
festo of the Einpercrr Alexander, on Spanish af-
fairs which we lately [)u‘lIliSllt:(l,'lla5 been explain-
ed to the entire satislactintt of the Spanish King
(it‘C.l.ll(:tl, -in ltis explanatory stats: paper, that his
first manifesto wss prctticateti on the belief that
the arm bud usurped the authority ‘of the king-
dotn. an-‘l dictatt-.d to the people, by force of struts,
the pt':seut‘t:stublislicd form olgovernment; but
that subst-qucnt advices liar-ing cumryctl a more
Cull't.'Cl st-.ttt.mt~nt, and his Imperial ‘Majesty be~
lug s_uti-:fit~d that the change In the government
litre been the act, trot‘t.-«f thtrartny. but of the nu-
tiou. he is nuw entirely reconciled to the change,
ultd hopes the constituted authorities and the
:;'punish people may enjoy prosperity and happi-
ttess under the newly cstablisltctl order Ofllllllgs.
'l hesc explanations and congratulations havebecn
received in the most l'ri«.~ntl;y spirit, and the best
rt-lations'of lricndliues.s are established between
the two governments. - ‘
. N1-2W-Yottn,-Oct. 18.
Mciarzc/zo.’y .{ccidc2z!_.—YesteI'day -.tfternotm, an
bet'mapbrodtte rigged boat, belonging to one or
the line of battle ships at the Navy'Yartl, upset
nearly opposite the Navy Yard Ferry, and three
of her crew drowned. Lieut. Montgomery, mid-
Tlic officers-and two of the seamen were saved
by boats which put oil‘ to their assistance.
‘ ~----vu--3:t-*>----
, REPUBLICAN TICKET,
For Electors of President and Vice‘ President of
the United States.
At —a get-cral meeting of Repubiicans from ra-
tious parts of the-.’_b'tat,c, ltt:ld'at blew-l-lat-ctr in
May, 18:30.; it was resolved to recommend to
their fellow citizens the lollunittg pursuits as can-
didates for Electors of Ptwsitlent and Vice Presi-
dcnt of the United States, to be chosen on the lat
Monday of November, 1.320.
lit-.Ntt ' S I .
g
WtLt.uttst l\'lost~.x.Lir. New-Haven do. I
Entntuzutt BROCKVVAY, Nc\¥-Londolldlfi-:7i'1' '
5.tt~xUr.x. H. l‘H1LLtP..s',_ Fair-ficltl do. 3"
Is.u.tH Loomxs, Windham do. Q
_f“‘\_l“1LLtAM COGSWELL, Litchfielddo )3»,
Joan Ansor, .lVll(l(llf:$eX‘(-l0. ‘ 33;.
‘INGOLDSBY V_V.. CRAWFORD, Toll-.tnd
‘Colonial Cogswell has been :.el<:t:t’ed to till '53..»
vacancy occasionedby the death of Dr. N~atlr.tniél
Perry. as appears by the l'ollot\in;_; eattract lrom
'43.,‘ ..
ty‘, on the 5th of October, l820."~“tz-'-—
.‘ V0!“/l-V.-(.‘ol. lV'1LL1Al! COGbWy.I.L of VVasl_t-
ingwfls be: recommended to tlteelcctors as a suit-
able candidate for the ofiice-of Elector of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the Unittd States‘, in
the place ;ol/Dr. NA'nt.uur;1. P.ERItY. deceased :.
and that it be rccomtuended to our lt'lt:|](lS to place
the name of the said Wn . Cbgswellon the Liec-
torial"l‘,icket to be sttbmitted to thv’: republican
"lrNew Supply. 0
'5
.
‘ ._~ p1E{).,_V., 2
A ‘At sgvantutt, ‘Mr. =Dam'_.~ziW. :3/gctmait,‘-3 rtativd
of Newtoiw n, and. late_ol'this pIa¢e..us3:éd'2‘2..
In Wilton. Mr. lhtnicl Betta. atI€.t.l‘95. .
'In Danbury. Mr. Nehemiah ’Dib!:le. aged.79_.
l
l*‘T
V ,"V‘.7tt‘o1ir‘c'1§.;
HE annual meeting of t _ _ .
cupal So'ciety_for the pl‘omolion_‘ofChr1s.-v
house. on_ Wednesday evening, 25711 inst.’ at six
,genet'al,_ait~¢_ud'ancc of its
~- ~\Vil!.4.ll1_t«\-'7!-5, :‘:lrc£’«.7.!‘)'.-_. '
- .-
o
- .... ..._.
‘members.
cultural Society, atrc h'er‘eby notified to at-'
T ..
tend thcirannual meeting’ at the 'Cuui‘t-House, m
o'clock, P. M.’ for the purpose of c_rco't‘tng.dlli-
proper to be transacted at. said meeting‘; »_.A J
M A’l"i"HEW. B_. 'vVtu-rt.t:s_x-:1’, Rec. Sel;’_ry.
Danlzury',“'0c-t.,12_th. , A — ., .
tLt._ptAN's,,1*o‘t}r from uartrs«p§*od§sé¢t»‘
v0.82." ’ A ‘ *- 4
-Side,‘ by Mis_s_,,lane ‘Por.ter.Va‘utltol'
Gootlligfi ':.($rsclt.Gt'amma':‘*, $__tc. _ _"'
.lttst:if"¢_c_ei"v'ed, and for sale. by .
N. B. The person‘-wlto l_l,'<!S-' _".bo'olt
to :the subscsiber, enlitletlxflgfylletdolec of Peter‘
the Grcaf,_' is requested to rtf-turn it.immedlately.
-: Oct. 23. _‘ 3 pgigg.
./1: a C'aurt"_tgf Probate ltalden ‘£21’,/'V"01t‘g_A;~‘;¢'1:_I‘;{"’ 0;,-55¢?
:éi3‘§:7';fijwhtbs.
- 17’!/1.4.1820... '- /« - -«
'f]_1l'lIS Court limitstmd ap'po,i.rits‘.
from this date, for the crcditorS‘1jto;,me'.gs.i
tale of Daniel Bctttr, late‘ of Wilton,
Exectttot: is hereby ordered to gilt/c-litiblic notice
thereof, according to law. '4 ' i" 5‘
_. W ttvu. M. ,'t3grvr‘s, .lud§£.'_
Public notice is hereby given that unless the
c'.red1tors to tire estatc of Dani¢2_1;,;g,,', jaw of
Wilton, deceased, etxhibit; their claims -against
will ever. after‘ he debarred a legal recovery.
' . _ , DANIEL Bl:l'l"l'S, Exec’;-.
\Vilton, Oct. 12’, 1820. - ' ‘$0 »
.1-.« AHE Hon. Court of Probate for Stamford dig.
trict. has- limited sefreti mionthslronrthis
(late, for the e.v.bibition of claims against-theies.
1819: of Odrzdialz Stevens ltite ‘of tien, deceased,
JOSEPH SILL:-MAN, ‘Aetm-r‘.
New-Canaan, Oct. 16, 1830. O V _=!t=3'(j
OTICE is herebyigiven that‘! forbid all
.i.. .persons-trusting my wife Sally Ho’b‘by,, on ,
"'3' 3000"!!!» as I will pay no debts of her contract.
lIlg‘q.'<lfl.8l' the date hereof. Amos Haunt:-.'
(:!‘L‘CllWlCll, Sept. 25, 1820, p . ' 93‘
I
O1‘ sale,’
H-E ‘i,{°."T‘5_"‘~“:‘-d '59?‘-. Wt’-‘*'~'a'.13i-'1-rn.
_ ‘* ' -‘N1d'5.0t=.houne_s belong-iiig to the
gsubscribcr, [)l.eas’atttl)§t-Sittpaicd ‘about one hundred
rods south Qfi.i§§'_'_ib:1E§6}l{|g.li0llSe in ’I\_le'tv-Ca..
03% ' " " mains al1.0l.It’l't_)_tn‘acrcs-
G
SBi‘l:1tt73Y!,..-_ _
05 ‘Wat >l"'i'?'~‘-ili§l‘i.}§=:‘i5!‘lk.C%;'A<'§l't‘V.at 0“ tvhiéhaie about .
forty t;rafi€<3.'%i;?p‘!€ct'_t‘eés; and ti variért-....r otliér 7
fruit tt'ees,_a}l';ol_".w‘biclt are a selection dim-‘C’ best
kind. - Tlte‘.l}i in a high state of cultivzttiou,-H
The lioilsc is
and the l)ttildili«g§'fiii: good repair.
‘ttfiw-le_; and a good well of water
mi: in nwtgé‘
c.
at the ltitchen,door. ,
. t . _ t I
Tttmvnmncn l3r.::x:nzc'r.
~- New Canaan, Oct. 15, 1320. ‘
4w 29- __
_..-n ‘
r - -» -
‘ ake otlce. _
0 be sold at public vendue,on'l’hurs.
~ day, 26th inst. at one o’clo‘ck,'p. it.
about thi'rty-oneacrcs of land, in the township of
Stamford lying near Longridge, well proportion‘.
cd for Plough. Pasture, Meadow and Timber.
Land. Said Ftttm has a good Dtreilino-House
and two good springs of never: failing wa_ler, one
about two rods from the door, and the other about
ten, together with about fifty grot_.rin_9;. young ap-
pie-ll'c€s, and plenty of. other fniir. Payment will
ht’ made wS}'- .’I-snrtt-;L JUNE, jun.
S:aml'ot‘d, Oct. 5. 29
STR AYED 0:‘ stolen from the pasture of Sam"
ncl Gilbert, of Greens-Farms (F2ill'fiCl(.l) :;n
the ni_;itt of the 12th inst. a sorrel .\'lARF.. about
7 )'€'1ll‘r5 Old. natural tt'ot_tct‘, bus at long tail, tr:-..in
the near side and long, long white stri_p."i_',, he,-
lbrelieatl ; site has sucltled “a (Soft me last season.
_ V-‘Vb:-ever may take up said, Maire and return
be? M We $libSCI‘l1>t'I's‘0t‘ gzfvei iuformzttinn where
she may be fotmd, shall be llal‘t(l3t)1ttel}’_rt:\'~ avtlctl.
tsA.-tc t.o‘cKw_0o0.-
VVeston,_ Oct. 17'.
Bovmbazettés, Calicocs, and
~ ‘ Doinestic G1'z'.‘2LghaT)1S.
HE subsct‘ibet'._has‘5jt'tst returned lrnm New-]
York, uitli a lat'ge_supply of black and lig- ,
ured Bumbazettes, fin: blue c-.tti‘co..~§, l)omcs't'tc‘
(linghttms, and a general assortment of Grinds
adapted to the present and approaching season.
(let. 9- 7 ‘VVM. J. STtu~:E'tf.
- O UST'receivcd and for sale by P. PRICF.-:-r
TALES or THE HEAVRT, anew and interest— *
‘ .in;; work. by Mrs. 0/150, 2 vols. $2.
The Asvnuu, an American 'l-‘ale, ftmnded on
;‘_‘l'ac‘t’,:,\by l. Mitchell. 2.vols. S2. . \Vith the usur '
« ;v.‘al jqssi»t'tment of School Books and Stationary.
‘{_.Qct. 16th.
. if
f‘ Lumber.
T HE subscriber has just received a riew'snp-
ply of Lumber, which, together with the.
3000 leet_ clear Boards ~ » - to - -
l 2000 feet 1 1-4, I 1-2‘and‘2 inch clear Pdault.
Also, tt supply of _Sca'ntl-inlg and hath. ’
A large ‘proportion ofthe above is seasmied and
fit for use. Sc‘pt.»:l8. . ‘
‘:-
ltfepldorwelli Epis-
tian Knowlctlige, will he held ‘at the Parsonage-g
o’clock. Bupsihess of imporlance de'ntahds the at-_ ’
temion of the Society; and. it is’ earnestly hoped c
' that. ‘there’ '@ill:_‘b_<‘. _.a
as members or tiis Rail-field"Cqt§itiy‘A'§tii;4
'D2ll1i)|H'y,‘ on the 22d day of Novenrbt-:r nest;-’,‘at__z2""
cars for ‘the’ society, abddoing any other bllslntiiu
ii iusto \_V‘_V'at-saw, Sgottislt Chit;fsf,_£ic._ ~, 1.,-
exhibit their claims against said esiatc, and ftlfeti"
said estate within the time above limited, may V pp
old Slncli, makes the 2is.sortmcn,t consist oltbs:
loilowing z'---- ’ - ’ ' F I t
3000 good Albany Boards 3*
.500 refuse do ', - » tp ', I‘?
12 000 feet of Mercha'nta'ole~Boards “is... ,,.a:.’-
y; ‘J .’S'r1t":.i=':'r. _'
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