, From ti/iie Ahtionalflitelligenccr, Feb. ‘5.
The bill reported in the Senate of the United
States, ameiidatory to that which litis passed the
House of Representatives, for reducing the -Mili-
tary Peace Establisliinent, proposes that the Ar-‘
my hereafici be composed of four I‘cgllI‘l(:TIIS oi
Artilli.-ry and seven regiments of Infantry. L;-ich
regiment of Artillery to consist of nine compa-
nies. one of which to be designated and equipped
as Light Artillery; and a supernumerary Cap-
tain to each regiment to perform Ordnance duty.
Each Regiment of Infantry to comprise ten coni-
panics. The Corps of En_t;ineers, (bombardiers
excepted) and the Topographical Engiiieers and
their assistants, to be retained in service as at pre-
sent organized. The Ordnance Departmetit to
be merged in the Artillery, and the number of
men enlisted in that department to be reduced to
fifty-six The Stall‘ to consist of one Major‘ (jen-
eral, two Brigadiers, one Adjutant General. and
two Inspectors, to rank Ste. as Colonels of Caval-
ry ;- one Quartermaster General, two Quarter-
masters, and ten Assistants; one Commissary
General of subsistence, with Assistants from the
line ; one Juclge Advocate; one Paymastcr Gen-
eral; one C0mmissar_v of Purchases; 0ll8-Sui“
goon General. These are the features of the
bill. There are others, calctrlatctl, we should
suppose, from the little we know of these matters,
to give a decided pref}.-rence to this bill met‘ that
which has passed the llouse of Rcprr.~senta=ives,
particularly as it involves very little larger expen-
(littire.
From the same of Pol). 7. 4
The I/Vays and 1|/I:'ans.—-'l‘lie Con'inii'.tee of
the House of Representatives, which list») charge
of this subject, in respect to which there has been
such diversity of calculation, yesterday made a
long report, in compliance with the resolutions
of the House, passed on the 3d inst. which reso-
lution required of the comn-ilttce to inquire and
report whether any measures are necessary to in-
crease the revenue? and if so, to report those
measures ; and to inquire into the expediency of
prohibiting or imposing adtiitional duties on the.
importation offoreign spirits, ard imposing an ex-
cise on domestic distilled spirits.
On the first point,tlie committee report as their
opinion, that the revenue will be adequate to the
expenses of the government, and further, that, if
no change happen, it will be suflicient, in succeed-
ing years, fully to repay, before the 1st day of
January, I825, the loan oftlie last year, and any
loan which may be nr:ccssat'y during the present
year.
On the Stu‘-mtl point, the committee answer,
that, the rcveriue 5,-«iriq amply adequate to the ex-
penses oftlre g'()I'cl'l‘ii’ll':lll, of course no measures
for its increase are necessary.
On the third point, the committee submit their
opinion against any immediate imposition of an
excise on domestic spiri's, or of any new duty on,
or prohibition of, the importation of foreign spi-
tits.
The committee go on, after atiswering the par-
ticular queries directed to the m,to give their views
of the actual stateoftlie Treasury. Allowing for
a retrenchment ofexpenditures during the pre-
sent session. to the amount of $1,500,000, they
calculate that $3,079,094 is the amount to be pro-
vided for by loans.
G-C6}-—
ST. CHARLES, Missouri, Dec. 30.
Horrid .Mum.'cr.—On the 3th inst. John B.
Duncan, aged I9 years, went to the house of John
B. Stevens, in the county of Madison, flvlis.) with
the pretence of purchasing his tract of land, and
induced him to go with him and examine it. Al-
ter decoyitig Stevens into the wood, liming his
gun with him, he shot him through the body‘, but
not having completed his hellish p-.ir,f,ose. he fin-
ished it by cutting his throat, and left: him dead
and welteiing in his blood. I-le then set oil’ to
return to the house of Steveiis, and in-ct his son,
ztliout ten years of age, with an axe in his hand,
with which be dispatched the laid, and then pro-
ceeded to the house, and infoi'm-ctl Mrs. Stevens,
in the presence of her two d-ztughicrs, tlizit Mr.
Stevens was waiting for her in the wood. and re-
quested her attendance to assist him in identify-
ing a certain corner of his land. Mrs. Stevens
immediately left the house with a young child in
her arms, in company with Duncan. to join her
husband, but as soon as they had retrched a con-
venient spot, the inhtiman butcher insulted her
and abused her body in the most shocking mari-
ner, and murdered her by cutting her throat ; and
then, to cap the climax of his infamy and barbar-
ity, he severed the head from the body of the in-
fant. He then i'etui‘Il:‘(l to the house, and fright-
ened the trio tlziuglitcrs of Stevens, and compelled
them to deliver‘ up all the money of their father,
amounting to about 80 dollars, and made all’ with
his clear car ted booty. He was immediately pur-
sued and appI'ClIt‘.ll(lC(l by the citizens, who had
been iiifotmiet’. of the comtnission of the horrid
deed iit~..r St. C-eiicviet.'e,'to whom he made a full
and cotiiplst-.: disclosure. He is now safely lodg-
ed iri the i\.'::tdison gaol, awaiting the vengeance of
the law as the just retribution of heaven for his
~..r:~.i::.‘t:t'-.»tl and atrocious crimes.
Nonwicii, Ct.’Fcb. 7.
2""-'c:.s-/it.-z.——',".’.te sudden and unexpected rain on
"?.‘.-' -‘..'(ll'It:S(l.-_:. night and Thursday morning, produ-
ced al.‘:~_::.'.’r.ing up oftlie ice in the rivers empty-
ing .o the 'l‘h:.itnes. On the Yantick, the bridge
at .:i.e upper end of the town, and on the road
leading to Hartford, was swept away; and the
bridge near the Paper-lvlill, on the road from
this town to New—Lottds.n shared the same line.
Lord’s bridge near the cotirt-house received some
damage, but is not rendered impassable. The
cast arch of the VVharf bridge was entirely carri-
ed away.
The ice was uncoinmonly thick, and the quan-
tity which came down the rivers was much great-
er than usual. The Thames -became so com-
pletely blocked up, that the water arose to an tin-
usual height, filling the cellars, and even coming
into the first stories of the stores on the whatves
and on the south side of VVater street. The pack-
et lvlnrgan was thrown high and dry on the wharf.
VVC are happy to learn that but little loss of prop-
erty was sust-ainecl.—C'ourier.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.
Considerable alarm was experienced on Thurs-
day morning by the inhabitants residing in the vi-
cinity of Jones’ Falls, in C0l‘lSt‘ql1€ll(‘.c of the ap-
pearance of that stream, which threatened them
with an innndatiori similar to that of 1817. A
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heavy rain during\".7cdticsday 1:2,;-lit C'.l1ISC{l a pow- '-
‘erful current in the Falls, and blot.-_::lit down great
quantities of ice. wlricli met \\‘lliI_ll‘J resistance
until it I'(.‘:lCll(t(l the wooden lit'itl',-ge across the falls
at the Fish market. The stoppage of the ice and
water at this lit'iclge produced a scdtlen rise in the
stream, causing the water to overflow nitich of
the property on the west side of the Falls. The
first floors of the houses and stores in Fish mar-
ket space, Conrad aiid other streets, were several
feet under water,wliicli rose rapidly until 8 o'clock
when the wooden bridge gave way and left free
passage to the stream. The water then fell as
rapidly as it had before risen, learitig the streets
near the bridgeblocked up with immense masses
of the floating ice. VVe are sorry to learn that
considerable damage has been experienced in the
aggr-egate by the many who had goods in their
cellars.
NURWALK GAZETTE.
z-Viiiimisii./1'1’, FEBRU-./JRI’ 14, 1821.
S/zanis-/i Treaty.-—Dou MANUEL Biutiros, the
messenger from Spain, bearer of the RATIFXED
'I"rt:A'i‘v for the cession of the Floridas, who took
passzige in the ship Rapid from Bordeaux, has
arrived in the l)elaw':ti'c, after being 90 days at
sea. He has protzt-.e(led to VVasIrington.
The Le_t;islattirc of New-York have passed an
act 1Ipl)I'O])I‘lZ.llllIg one milli-cm of dollars, in addi-
tion to the present annual appropriatioii, for the
speedy completion of their Catials.
Mr‘. Van /Jurcn is elected by the I..egislatut'c of
New-York, tr Senator in the Congressiof the U.
States for the term of 6‘ years from the 4th of
March next, in the place of Mr. Sanford, whose
terni of sert-ice ci:p1t'es‘ on that day. The result
of the vote in both houses gives a majority of 25
votes to .‘\'lr.Van Buren.
The Taiiimany Society of the city ofNew-York
have petitioned the l.egislature tor the grant of
such a sum of money as will enable the society to
erecta suitable monument to the memory of the
Arnericaus who perished on board the Jersey
prison ship during the revolutiotiai-y war.-
By a statement i'ccently laid br.foi'e Congress
of the actual state of the incorporated Banks in
the District of Columbia. it appears that the Cen-
tral Iiattlt of Georgetown has experienced :1 loss
of z/iirty-taro t/zaustznrl 711519’ /nuiclrrzl clollars, hav-
ing t'eccive(l and paid cozziztz,-7;/kit notes to that a-
mount within at very short time,
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard
in Boston to tit the Constitution liigatc for sea,
with all expedition. Iler destination is doubtless
the Pacific Ocean.
The Ontario sloop of war is about to sail for
Fm Domingo. with IS. \Veii-, Esq. who it is stated,
is to act _as agent for the U. States, in [)I'(i(‘.ttI‘-
mg an adjustment for cert:.~.in spoliations t:oinniit-
ted on our coniinerce by the independent gO‘."CIl'I-
mcnt of that Island.
Lord Coclu-irnc has ca__.tt:rcd an American brig
near I.ima, and sctit hm‘ into port. The nyglu.
chants of Boston have pctitionetl Congress to send
a naval force to protect our commerce in that
qu‘-u‘|ct‘. The l‘.1:ice(lotii;iti, Capt. Downs, is the
only ship of war we lIa\'C in the Pacific Ocean.——
The last accounts left this ship at Lima.
Y°‘“'/f/‘H1 In/.w]2ia’izy.--—.‘1 lad while advaiicing
on the ice at Boston, fell through into an air hole,
:10 feel *‘lU1“'€i and the edge of the ice was so thin
that his efforts to deliver liiuiself was entirely
USClCSS- At this critical niomeiit, a young: mtrii
named Carries, who was slanting in the iiciniiy,
immediately threw off his coat -um] j-,,C[;._t, and
lHlI'C])itlly' skatiiig; into the water‘, SWEIHI to and
5613’-til ll“: I-30)’, and held him above water until
some ‘men with a pole eiialiled him to push the
little fellow upon the ice, and aftct'wa.'ds got tip
himself.
ltobert Smith, at lad about I3 years of age, re-
cently killed an enormou2=. Panther in l’<:ntisylv:t~
nia. The animal was on the limb of a tree. and
‘cl! Sight Of tilt: boy, gn:-islterl his teeth and gave a
sudden growl, and at this critical lI‘.:-slZ1l')t, the boy
levelled his gun and fired, whicli brotig-ht him to
the ground. The l’antliertlion clinched the dog,
oti which ‘the lad dropped his gun, seiz-:d an axe,
and gave him a deadly blow on the skull.
Ice Boat, with sails, and liavin_g-; fin; p:_,gg.-;r.;_a:(,,=t~,,
2ll‘Pl\'6(l at that place on the 3d inst. from Atht.-ns,
a distance ol twenty miles, in one hour and thirty-
two mintites.
It is said tipwztrds of ten thousand persons as-
scnioted attlie battery in NCW-YUt'l~2, to witness
the exhibition of the Iisqutinaux Indian in his
seal skin canoe, on the 3d inst. Capt. Hacllock,
who brought the Indians to this country, has been
examined and committed to prison in N. York,
on suspicion of having obtained them unfairly.
I he Indian, who can speak English, says he was
taken while he was fishing in his boat near his na-
tive shore; that the woman and child were after-
wards taken on shore and brought on board the
scliooncr-—tliat he never saw her till that time.
They both appear to be in great fear of Capt. II.
and under complete subjection to his will.
-47lf'll' Dis‘/lf’718<i!i072.—On the night of the 23d
i\lov. Mt‘. Jatiies Tracy and his wife, residing near
(xallatin. 'I enn. attended preaching about three
fourths ofa mile from their dwelling. taking with
them their youngest child, an infant, and leaving
at home their four remaining children, the oldest
of whom was not more than 9 years old. Upon
their return they found the house reduced to ash-
es by fire, in which their four children were also
consumed.
I he house occupied by Mr. John Fleming, as
a tavern, in VVasIiington, Penn. was destroyed by
tire on the I9th tilt. an" an interesting little (laugh-
ter of Mr. Fleming, or between seven and eight
years old, p<‘.‘l'lSlle(l in the flames!
(Ju the 6th inst. two l)I‘()ll‘.€.'r9, near Big Bcuvcr,
Penn. ‘had returned home frnin a wolf hum, and.
when in the act of putting up the gun. it wentoll
and one Of the brothers was killed on the spot,
and his wife and two children wounded 1 The
gun was loaded with five bu1Iers.__[he woman is
supposed to be mortally wounded, as a ball went
through her body, and one of her arms was badly
broketi. One oftlie children had its fitigers shot
off the hand--—the other wounded in the head.
Jvatal accz'dem.——Three young ladies and a gen-
tleman, while crossing Holmes’ Hole harbor on
the 29th tilt. all fell through the ice, and one of
the young‘ ladies was drowned.
Ice: J30IIf.——AIl Albany paper infoi'i’i‘is, that an ‘
On the 27th tilt. at litile girl, dauglitcr of B'Tl‘.j
Henry H’. Hunter, of New-Castle, N. Y. fell into
a kettle of boiling water which had been left on
the floor by its mother, and was so scalded that
she died in about 32 hours. The child was walk-
ing about the room by the assistance of a little
chair when the accident happened.
_ Counterfeit ten dollars notes efthe Eagle Bank
N. I-Iaven, are in circulation. The imitation of
the plate and the signattires are so exact that it is
ditiicult to discover them. The cooiiterfeits are
dated Feb. 4, I820, payable at the Union Bank,
l. Y.-to :45. L. Staples. It is bclie\‘€d that there
are no genuine bills of that (late, payable at the
Uiiton l$ank.—Reg.
It appears by the late census that Fairfield corin-
ty has 42,739 inhabitants, and has increased 1789
in I0 years. Windham county 3l,644,and has
increased 3033; Mitldlesex 22,405, and has in-
creased l682. Litchlield has decreased 108.
A cow was slatigliteredlately in Mount Pleas-
ant, in which was found one stone weighing 1 I I-2
ounces, 3 stories of a smaller‘ size, 2 pieces of
earthern, 2 buttons, and I I nails.
./I Ponderous Eel.--A Scotch paper states that
an ccl of the common species, had been caught,
which measured 18 feet in length, and two feet
girth at the middle! It got entatigletl in the her-
ring wate in the Frith of Forth, and on being ap-
proat:hcd by the fishermen, it flapped its tail so
tiolently, that had it strtick either of them, there
is no doubt he would have forfeited his life for his
'.¢‘[‘11BlilY- Aware of their danger, they cautions-
ly approaclied it, and after many efforts, succeed-
ed in fixing it with a hook, to which was attached
a cord, and tlrtrggcd it on shore, where they tri-
urnpled over their victim. Part of the fish was
dressed, and found, to be delicious. The skin
was sttified, and must excite the attention of the
naturalist.
:S'lI1g'1l[(Z?'.--A person lately crossing the Niaga-
ra river on the ice. leatling his horse, when two
thirds of the distance across, turned his head to
see his horse, when behold ! he had only the bri-
dle in his hand. Being only a short distance be-
low the dc1.'il’.9 /win, and pcrsu:-.tled that nothing
but the arch demon liimself could have so sud-
denly liare caust d it to ttllllr-ll, he ran with astou-
isliing agility to the American shore. The fact
was, the ice in -.evc,ral places had parted 3 or 4
feet and caused (.li-asms from 15 to ‘Z0 feet (leap.
down to the water, and those places had been lil-
led up by the ferrytnan suflirientlv wide to admit
sleiglis crossing with safety; this person mttst
have crossed rely near the edge of one of them,
and the bridle being probably slightly placed on
the horse’s head, slipped oil", when the horse fell
and (ll‘.s€lDPC3.l‘CCl.——-BII_17?:lO /za.
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Groceries-———at Auction.
F Oil Sale at Public Auction," on VVednesday
the 14th inst. at halfpast 9 o’clock, at the
.~‘.I.t)I‘t: recently occupied by I'[urvc'y E9’ I.r«wi's Street
(as a Grocery) the entire Stock of said store com-
prising a general assortment, well selected for the
retail business, by one of the best judges in the
niarket. The at ticles are numerous-—the follow-
ing: comprise a part :
One hhd St. Croix Rum, 1-2 pipe Cogniac
Brandy, 2 bbls Holland Gin, 2 do. Janiaica Rum,
I do. Currant ‘Wine, 1-2 box Young Hyson Tea,
1 2 box Hyson-sltin do. part box Souchong do.
1 bbl brown Havanna Sugar, 1 cwt. coarse brown
do. 3 boxes Ptaisins, I keg do. 20 qnintals Cod-
fish, 4 do. scale do. 5 boxes Spanish Segars, I do.
American, I. I-2 gross paper tobacco, 1-9. keg
pluu do. 2 j'.1I'.‘3 Vlaccolioy and l’.app«:e Snuff, -14-
gttllotis Lttinp Oil,2 -13 ltcqs Ginger, 1 Ii€.-‘gPC1{l'I-
ash, 4 l)£Ig{$a‘SlI()'., I cannister Powder, I bbl Pork,
I do. Shad, 2 hhls IfII.’)\\’Il Stilt, I hbl wlir.-at Flour,
l quarter casli Marl-.-it':t iViite, I keg Sherry do.
-to gtilloiis Molasses, ‘.2 CZISICZ‘. cut Nails, I-2 box
Pipes 7 kegs Cordial cf \:lI'imtS ltiiirls. Also,
;\’t.ttniet»;s. ‘.Vin-.lsor Soap, Liquid liltICl~'.ll]§_’,‘, Dye-
tvoods, (.'oppt-.r.ts, Alluni, ])tIlt:II't l.-aiiips, Liquor
llarrels and liens, pate. Screws, Stone VI-'ai'c,
Scales, V\'tigh*s antl l\l€'tt.1..."CS, empty Casks,
B(7I\‘('S. Etc. Ste.
§;;‘,i~" The Starr-,’ (or a lease of the premises for
one or 1‘.ItIl'(‘ years) vrillbe sold to the highest biti-
dcr, at the CutICI'tISl0Il oftlic sales.
\\’;\i. J. S'I‘l{EF.T,
.l.tirost«iA S'i'it1si;'i'.
Not walk. l“cb. 9.
NO'i‘l(‘.E.
I-U3‘. .l".‘.':.':jfl«.’(l 1;" 22'.-.-rufzzzl Soc'z'»~‘_z/ t'.oz(cvy- com-
menced r_I:-awiiig on Ttiesdzsy, the tilt inst.
agt-ceaby to appointment, and after tliziwiin: a few
nunihe: s the Manager-s adjourned the further
tlrawing until tlw.-: '.:d Ttiestlay of March next, at
which ‘time they will proceed and complete it as
soon as is practictiblc.
4"! O I O
C '3/3°C’lt'hZC6t’E7bg' L’LZ77"Cfz7°:l’[ .
N pursuance of a wish expressed by several
respectable persons, the subscr.'bcr proposes
to the citizens ofthis and the adjacent towns, the
establisliiiient ofa CIRCULATING Lllili A RY,
upon the plan of subscription by the Year, &c,_..
The advantagesto be derived from C\"t:II a .s-mall
but welt‘ sc-leczc-d Library, must be-obvious to eve-
ry one, and it is presumed, will interest the pub-
lic so far as to secure to the one proposed at least
a tolerable support. Should siiliicient encourage-
ment be obtained, it will be opened early in the
Spring. Persons favorable to the measure, and
disposed to subscribe, by calling on the subscri-
bet‘ can obtain further particulars, as to the propo-
sed /tlan, lr;’1’m.9, £57’- It is rt-questetl application
may be made soon. that it may be known what de-
gree of success will be ill:-ciy to attend it.
Fe-b.13, iszi. P. PRICE.
V
To all herein C07ZC67”9?.6d.
‘HIS. Post-rider on the western route from
the Gazette OlTice,hereby gives fair notice
to all those customers who have accounts of more
-tlian One Quarter’s standing, that lie MUST have
his PAY--‘wit/tout farther delay. The cry of
t Hard Tzmes .” and ‘ Callagain,’ Iias long enough
been used to keep him from his just due--these
flimsy pretexts will no longer answer, and tinless
this notice is attended to, some more efiicient;
method will assuredly be taken. Four weeks will
be allowed to his subscribers for considering and
concluding upon the best manner of settling their
HE Hon. Court of Probate for Danbury dis-
trict has limited the time to six months from
the date hereof, for the creditors to the estate of
I’/zit’!/2 B. Bradlct , late of Ridgefield, dec’d, to ex-
hibit their claims against said estate. .'I‘hose per-
sons who neglect to present their claims‘ to. the
subscriber, properly attested, within the time lim-
ited, will be debarred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im-
mediate payme_nt._ , _ _ , A ,
‘ PHILIP BnAni.i—:_Y, Execu-
V ~ . Jisssi: S. BRADLEY, tor_s.
Ridgefield, Jan. 23, 1812!. . "*46
A great‘ opportunity
__ W for purchasers.
O hesold at ptiblic auction, inthe‘ town of
Fairfield, the _Dwel'ling-House and Lahds
of Capt. Abtiiliatn Benson, with many articles of
personal estate. The sale will take place at said
Dwelling-House, otrthe 2I st day of March next,
and the condition will then be made known.
By order of the Hon. County Court.
JUSTIN l‘_lOBART, C'c72i§cr1JlZ,t‘or.
Fairfield, Jan. 31, I821. 46
A FARM for Sale,
‘ ONTAINING 1"-.'"/‘ti;-t.-‘z.-.--se Acres
of excellent land, \’\itl". a new un-
finished Dwelling!-louse, an exec It-nt well of wa-
ter within a few feet of the house, and a valuable
new Barn. ‘ The Farrii is _ab'undautly supplied
with valuable timber of various kinds; thejlandv
is excellent for meadow and any kind of gijain.---
It lies pleasantly situated in a respectable neigh-
borhood and in a wealthy school district,one fourth
ofa mile from the school house. Also, 4-O acres,
mostly timber land, lying half a mile from the
house. Said property will be sold together, or
separate, as best suits the purchaser : ‘It is a val-
uable part of the well known farm formerly own-
ed by Gideon Treat. For further particulars call
on the subscriber. HOMER TREAT.
Bridg~;e-water" Society, New~Milford,
Jaiitiary 2d, 1821.
To be Let, for-one year,
&t.:_;_ HE real Esttite of -I12-wiry Prvzrzogyer,
- late ofDari<:n. deceased, ‘consisting;
of fourteen acres ofland,_with a Dwell-
ing-House and Fulling-Mill, standing
‘"45
4..
thereon.
FOR SALE,
A Carding Macliine and Shearing Machine,
both good and in good order. F()I' further partic-
ulats inquire of ISAAC PENNOYEIl,. Exec-
HANNAI-i Pennovcn, titors.
Darien, Feb. 5, 1821. ‘‘45
N0 TICE;
HE subscriber will sell the place
. on which he now lives, at public
_. sale, on the 21st of February next, at 2
o'clock, P. M. if not previously disposed ofat pri-
vate sale. The place is situated in the town of
Crcenwicli, F airfield County, and contains about
8 acres ofland, principally Or'chard, on which is a
good Dwelling-house, having live rooms on the
lower floor, a Saw Mill, and a Falling Mill, to
which is attached a Carding Machine. Also, a-
bout six acres of ‘Nootllahd, about a mile distant
from the dwelling-liouse. The Falling and Saw
Mills stand on Byram river. a good stream of wa-
ter, and may be convcrrdd into a manufacturing
establishnicnt, for which the situation furnishes
many advantages. Sale to take place on the pre-
mises. JOHN ROBBINS.
Greenwich, Jan. 16, I821. 44
fig For Catskill, Albany
Tag" and Troy.
V HE Sloop ORBIT, Daniel K. Nash, master,
will sail for Catskill, Albany and Troy, (and
touch at other places on the river to land and re-
ceive freight) on or about the 20th of March next.
Orders for Lumber will be received as usual, or
cotitract entered into for furnisliiug any quantity
by the lst of May next. Apply to the master on
board, or at the store of V/'.\:. J. STREET. ‘
N. B. Those indebted for Lumber, had during
the past year. are requested to make immediate
payment. Those that have accounts of longer
stantlitig will be notified in a tlifferent way.
Nnrwttlk, Feb. 5.
V£1l{AVl£LS through Eriglatid, l"rance, Spain,
and the Barbary States. by M. Noah,
Esq. then U. S. Consul at Tunis.
Cliataubriaiids Travels through Greece, 8tc.
Travels tlirongli Spain.
Thaddeus of VVarsaw, by the autlior of soot-
tish Chit-.fs, Pastor’s Fire Side, &c. %:c.
On-:—. sett of Scott’s Family Bible, 5 vols. quar-
to, new.
Letters concerning‘: the constitution and order
of the Chi'isti;in Ministfl’, by SHIPIWI 1"r1/11'C’7'- D-D-
l’oi'traittit'e of M.-:'thodisrn,w ith a defence there-
of.
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Lorii~?~.:-.:i.
Blair ’ ' '.;t"'«;s on Rhetoric.
I~,Ietv.‘;’..-:k tleadct‘ No. 3, Szc. Szc.
For salt: by P. PRICE.
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Cheap Books
ETER I’indar’s works,
complete, in 4 volumes;
neatly bound and lettered,
Gtiy Monitoring, 3 vols. in 2,
for Sale.
Cost.‘ Sold for.
1
86,50 333,25
neatly bound and lettered 2,00 1,00
Conversations on Chemistry,
with an account of Artificial
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- The above works are quite new and l1})SOll€(l,
those which follow are very nearly so.
Scottisli Chiefs, by Miss Porter,
accounts. EZRA SM.I'1'I-1.
February 13th, I82I. ‘
5 vols. in 2, bound and lett-.:rcd 2,50, 1,00
Barbarities ol the enemy during
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atives, botind and lettered ,62 1-2 ,25
Feast of the Poets, and other Po- W ‘e V
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