.«-22:".-».—:r.-'.-.:’.:'. 1'2’-T‘ .‘-- "—‘- .
November last’, by Murillo, with the chief ofthe
Colombian Republic, has been violated by MOl‘il-
lo’s successor. By the terms of the truce: tilt:
royal flotilla, then in harbor, were to depart, and
vessels which should urrivc, were to lia'-.'e lull op-
portunity to obtain supplies and depart at leistire. l for independence. The Guard of Honor to the
The royal €tUll‘.Olitl8S, however, have not sent a-
way the naval armament, nor have they regarded
the representations that have been made to them
on this head ; iti C£:nSCq‘lCllC6 of which, the re-
publican atitliorities have ordered the concentra-
tiun of the set.‘et'Z1l niilitztry divisions, and indica-
ted an immediate riivivctnctit, on Wl‘.Lll point is
rather to be snrniised than known.
'1"r.e royal governor of i\‘lill‘;tCaih0, who is a na-
tive of South America, on the ..7th ofJanuary last,
after st-riding dispatcliestr.» the republican gov-
ernuieiit at Cucnta, prut laimed his adherancc, and
that of the province of ?iIarat:t-.ibo to the Coluinbi-
an t'ttpttlilic. The event was r,clcbratcd by three
(luys of i‘(:.Hll\lt}’. _ _
The '.t(l\lCt;'S from Cat'tlia_t;c-tia are auspmtotis.
A cirdial unrlcrstatniing has taken place since
the in[(:|r;t)tHt~,e was r_.pcnt-d, and the libcI‘:tl con-
duct of the rcpnlilicnn chiefs, their decotutti in
tho.-ir public transactions, and that effect in the
inanners and habits which the possession of free-
dam altvays gives, and which is tnotc picposse.~,.s--
ing, as the restraint was before st:-.t.-rc, all have
C0lll|li)Ul(5(,l to favor the cause of lll)t:l‘ly. It was
expected that the independent llag would be hoist-
ed at Carth.rgeti'.i in .‘vlaicli.-—.da2-urn.
A letter ftnni Peru. to Dt-c. lltli, has been re-
rci-ced at Boston, at whicli time (Jcii. {jazz iwurtin
and Lord C.'oc/mmc linrl ell‘:-cit.-tl iiothing of ini-
portance atgaitist Peru, althougli more than three '
months after the ex[)c(litlt)t) sailctl from Countin-
bu. The fl‘lg'fll8 M.acedoni.tn sailed from "allao
Nov. 20th, with several Arnt:tic-an vessels under
coni:oy.
The Maccdtiiiian frigate, after C0l11't':_\fln?; the
American vessels in safety from the port of {Jal-
lan, proceeded to Pazytu, and thence sailed on the
l.'lth Dec. for Vall):ti'ul$(), wlicnce she was bound
to the Lfuitcd States, and would touch at the Bra-
zils on the passage.
Acenuiits from Bncrios Ayres are to the ‘llst
J-‘m, '1‘:~,.; (}:)I.'et‘nu,\l‘ was in the interior, pro::t-cii-
tilt‘; a war against the Ititliaris, who had coniniit-
ted some horrid exccsscs, plutidering towns, car-
rying oil‘ the women,
Rio Janciro is, politically, in a state of great,
agitation,aut| the gt-nt.‘.l'ttl opinion seems to be-.
that the C2((tI‘tt])lc of l’ortcgal will be f--lloit'ed.---
The King is belit-vt-«.l to lltt\'(:' excellent disposi-
tions, but he is ol an irresolute temper, and quite
distractetl by the various opinions tendered him in
the shape of counsel. The prime minister is de-
cide-d‘.y for war, and rccrnimictids that assistance
should besrlenianded of Eiiglzititl.
A letter front Monte Video annoiitices the Cap-
ture of the Chief Artigus, who will probably be
tried and shot.
..’l1a.s.iacre at Ilium’!/(2.-—By Capt. Mather, of the
ship Huntress, from Canton, we learn that the
ship Addison, Warrington, which had arrived at
the mouth ofthe river before he sailed from Ma-
nilla, reported that in October last, drettdful rava-
ges were made at Manilla amongst the natives and
inliabitantet by the ('.~~'iu{c-rrz xllo-1-bus, which alarm-
ed them so much, that the priests at-.d otliers in-
ducctl them lO‘l)t:licVc the cuinplaitit was owing
to iltfz strangers who were there, and that they
pariicul:-irly caused it to be ftztal. '£'liis opinioti
was so sticcessftilly infused into tlieui, that they
msc on a Ccrtttin riiglit, and rnass:-i',:rct'l upwards of
thirty rcspccltiblc strangers, aritoitg whoni xvus
Mr. \Vil's0n, an Anierican, fomteily a niid.~.hip-
man oti board the frigate Maccdoiiian. '.t‘he A-
riiei'icati consul secreted liimsrslf so as to escape.
No other Anicricati was a victim to their fury.
[.312 Y. Da-."z’_z/ .r.’n‘v.-7‘.‘:’sc r.
from Fl:7rx:'co.——.C.ipt. Ch:-trlcs Myrick, late of
the brig Cossack, of Boston, has arrived at New-
York from the city of l\ie:r.ico. via llavana. Capt.
M. left Mexico on the 4th of 1“:-.-u. last, where he
and his crew were liberated from prison, under the
n»..-.w constitution, after nearly three years corilin<:-
ment. The chief mate of the Cossack, Mr. Hill-
ip Gardner, a native of i-Lnglattd, Mr. Peter Pratt,
the interpreter, and four sailors, principally litig-
lislimcn, were all niassacretl by the Spzuiiartls at
Matzlan, fifty leagues to the north of San Blas, on
the (Iontinciit.
Capt. Myrick informs that Mexico was in a
revolutionary state, and that 5000 insurgent troops
had fortified themselves in a mountain, above It?
leagues from Mexico. The city was in a dread-
ful state of poverty.
’ -—<s-:1:-:m——
Extract Q/‘a letter from a geiztleiizan of Mr ..’Vr-r.~‘.’:,
dated ' ‘ \\’.t'sHtNGTo.~' CITY, March 4.
‘ Last evening, in passing from the House of
Representatives to the Senate, tgitcr rtrvclve o’clock,
I met the President of the United States just do
scending the stairs, on his return to his national
residence. He had been ail the evening in an a-
partment adjoining the Senate Chamber, to sign
such enrolled bills as passed at the close of the
session, which. usually, are numerous. This has
always been the pratztictz, as the dislzmce front the
Presidcnt’s house to the Capitol, renders such a
course ticccssat y.
‘ As the vcricrable patriot and illustrious states-
man moved on, I tutnc-ti round and belie-ld him
with adniiration and pride, passing ALONE, thro’
the moving crowd to his carriagt:,which,uncscort-
ed, conveyed him front the lialls of Congress ;
and contrasted his situation with that of the eas-
tern continent, in modern or anciriit times. The
trititiiplial entry ofa Roman Emperor into the
capitol, followed by the splendid trophies of bat--
tles won, princes in chains, and captive wart-iot's,
might liave’ called forth the ucclarnations of sub-
jugated miliioiis; but, as Caesar passed by, ‘bound
with victorious wreath,’ the nations of the earth
were left in tears, and rcniorscless tyranny rejoi-
ced in accumulated power. Here, in this land of
liberty, the chief magistrate requires neither
guards to pi'otect, nor the pump and splendor of
royalty to attract and command respect. At mid-
mg/2:, unattended, he passes through the multi-
tude with confidence, conscious of that security
which a virtuous and enlightened people guaran-
tee to the honored chief of the Republic-—Plaiti in
C'olumbz'an ‘Re/2u61z'c.——Th-u truce concluded in his dress ; modest, but digt'-ifietl, he tt'avc-rseri the
dimly lighted passages of the Capitol, like at fa-
ther amidst his cliildr‘én. 'i'he spectacle was sub-
linic, and l0‘El.ll‘0pC‘,lllS it would have appeared
wonderful and incredible. These are the bless-
ings offreedont ; the glorious results ofyour war
President of the United States. is the whole tia-
tioii. Elected by the almost unanimous suflrage
often millions ol people, he glories in the tines-
tcntatiotis deportment of a private citizen, and
§tands [_)l‘.,c:'-.~€,[’])l1}(.",fl’Ily gt‘cat, above the liereditary
princes of’tl'ie universe. Well may we boast of
the-’]irivileges we enjoy. \V'ithr.-rcid be-:,t_,l,}e arm
tli.tt'-sliall draw the sword of discord, at'itl'i«>alsied
be the tongtie, that shall utter a single word,‘ cal-
culated to tl'0$l}‘(_)y the harmony ofthe Union.’
K’
_.._...
NURWALK GAZE'1"l‘E,
w1«.‘1).lv15S1)./11', ./11’1£IL 4, 1821.
()n Motitlay last, the Electors ofthis ton!) made
-ox _ \
‘ .
l!'.’u:lc Fr"-r/(cry --This department of our coin-
merce appears to have been very‘ successful dur-
ing the last season. The Hannibal, arrived at
Sag-Harbor frotn the coast of Patagoriia. has
brought 2000 bbls. of oil ; and she spoke with the
ship Midas at sea, having 1700 bbls.; and the
Laura with 160 bbls. spermaceti. The ship Nel-
son was also spoken a few days ago at sea, on her
passage home, full of oil.—./Vizt. ./Idv.
.Ju.9tria1zDcbt.-—\Vhen the distress of the Eng-
lish people are seriously considered, they will not
excite surprise. The nation is struggling to pay
the interest only of its national debt. Austria is
indebted to. Great Britain in upwards offorty mil-
[ions of dollars, ,money loaned to prosecute the
war oti the coiitirietit; and this is but a small item
in loans to the heads of the Holy ./ltiiance, for
whicli more than the earnings of every English-
man must be approprIztter.l.—-.«V2tt. ./Idv.
l
l
1-breign Nan.-s.——Mi'.Niles, editor of the VVeek-
ly Register, printed at Baltiniore, in his last mim-
choicc ol Capt. ..'lIasc's GI't‘g‘0f'_Ij and M r. ./umra l I)“: l%'lV€5 “'3 l'0”9“'i“g a"li°le ”‘l‘“i"'° ‘O the P"e’
Qzunturrl, for llepresctitatives to the next Gen-
eral Assembly. '
The votes for Governor, were-—-Fol‘ 0. '\Vol-
cott H5--l"or Lt. Govcriior, J. Itzgctsull 97--
For 'l.‘reustirer, 1. Spencer 6‘2——l’or Secretary,
'1'. Day The Ptepublicatii candidates for state
Schatoi-s and Mciiibe-is of Congress received, the
foinier 78, and the latter 7? votes each. '1‘licre
was no opposition.
R1:‘.l’Rl-1SE.\"F.\TI\'ES.
l)a1'it*7:, Thaddeus Boil, Esq.
Nrtzv-Clmat.-rz, Capt. Stephen Hoyt.
I-V1/ton, Bela St. John.
}(‘l'([‘_L-'I_‘/L'r'r[(Ii, Benj. liines, Aamti l.ee.
tS'lra{/‘u1'd, Asa Curtis, Charles \\'ititoii.
It is stated that Gen. Jackson has accepted the
appoititmeiit of Governorof l*'loi'ida, and is now
on his way to Pensacola. Tlie U. S. ship Hornet,
(Zaptaiti Reed, sailed lroni i\iC-W-Yt')l‘k on the 2811,
till. dcstinc.-d to Pensacola. The llurnct iiill
toucli at l'laVttll2.t to obtain an order from the: Cap-
lftlll Gctieral at Cuba, for the delivery of Flotitla
to the Aniericzui g0VL‘lD!‘l‘l€t)t, and thence proceed
to f‘cii:iacula for the ptirposr; til" coiivcyitig the
Spanish ollicers and soldiers to l-lavana.
The U. S. frigate Consiitutioti,Czipt. .i()l]t'.‘S, now
fitting out at Bostoii, has orders to [)l'OCCL(l to the
Mcditcrtaiieati.
-.S‘.u;;tzr.--It has been ascertained that thirty-six
millions of pounds of cane sugar grew in the U.
States, in the yc.ai' l818-—-19. Imported sugar
pays a duty of 3 cents a pound. The Lotiisiana
sugar pay 56 no duty. Ct.-tisujuciitly, in the year
i]ll\l(lL(l to, there was a bounty givcit to the plant-
scnt affairs of Europe :
‘ It certainly appears that the ‘ /My alliance’-—
that is, really, lussia, Austria, and Prussia, have
t l.‘,tl~'.cn the people ofthe continent iitto their ‘ /lo/y’
ltccpitrt;-—aiirl that those of Naples are to be chas-
tised into a respect for the ‘ divinet ight of king.~t,’.
tliougli a king may happen to be an idiot or mud-
man-—royalty cannot do wrong. But the circu-
lar oflord (Iztstlereagli to the British minister at
lorcigri courts, the British editors think, will bring
the /Io/y alliance to a pause. Britain raised tip
llonaparte to what he was ; and she has introdu-
rrerl Alexander to carry on a similar game under
new app-carances--he is just as ambitious as the
other was. There is a prospect of war, but not
of .‘:‘t)t‘.l1 :1 one as will relieve the people of the U-
tilted States ofthc necessity oflookiiig at lzame for
comfort and scctitityl VVh-at apity that the Eu
l‘()l.‘-C:-‘.l).'; will not go into a general war just to /1.»//z
us and our revenue, seeing that we have so little
corzlidetice on Ourselves for the means of support-
iitig free government ! I!
---acr--:'.<-%l>--
.’l'l.4'l£RlEl),
In Norwall-;, M r. C/tau’-wic/: {imicr to Miss Bet-
sry ,’.‘rcgory. In ‘.V'ilton,L\/lr. Set/z lv'z'[lo'zv to Miss
Lt-try Gregory ; Mr. Bud 1«‘z'nc/z to Miss Lucinda
H-'(/rm‘/iury. In llidgeliury, Jbfill/I Foster, Esq.
to Miss Saliy Hum.
TOP ONION SEED.
CONSIDl:‘.Pt:\BLE quantity of the above
.1. article for sale, by the subset ibcr.
Uituiii S:«;LL1«:c1:.
F
er of 1,080,000 tlollars.
The Coi:niiii'ssiniict's appuiiiitrl by the l,r~gi..l-.l- §
(tires of L‘oiiticctici,it and l\l.iasaclitisetts. to run l
the bouiitlury lllli’ lir.t-.vct-ti the two states, met at
'\-Vreritliani, Mass. on ll): ‘2lst tilt. and c:mio;- to an
agteenient that the l)0Ul‘iL'li't|’}‘ ll‘lC slto-.:lt'l be estab-
lished as foliows. I--L‘-()lT}l'ht:l".(Llll_.~.5 at a l.ll](.l mark
or ll)0't‘lUmCillls-1U\‘-l‘: to exist. at the not-tlit-ast cor-
tier of this state, one or two miles north of Rhode
Island, and thence take a dirt.cti::in between the
two states, so as not to cliange the juiiscliciioii of.
either state over any iand v-shore it has been exet- 5
ciscd for twenty years ; subject, however, to any
alteration which the C0tTllXll$:$ittlltfi'5 may thinl:
proper to l‘l't',tl.<.t‘.‘ at their l'ntt‘.';‘»: tiit-sting. Thus,
in fact, the st:rvc'y of 1793 is :t basis upon whicli
to act. Tliczy .titljot:: tied to tncet ilgifill at 'l‘liomp-
son on the 19th tif,li:ttc l)f.'.‘.l, to t.O‘.‘.‘tl.‘lCl4.'. the sur-
veys.-——Im/. O/mt;/'c'c7‘.
I/T/tr: .-'l"(‘7U- York 1'.¢°gi.s¢’atz:i'r tiiscri its session on
the 27th uit. having been to;:gctlic-i- :-liuttl t,i(’\’€ll
weeks. Tlic pay oltlit: l1lL‘tt‘tt;cl's of tlir two linu-
ses lias been reduced to three dollars pct‘ clay...
The Governor's salary is rtzducctl to .-‘.000 dollars,
and otht-.r state oflicets in proportion.
1"/2c lfctzt/1.:-2-.——lt is said that the mortal: oi‘
I\l.trt:.li, of the present year, has been colder than
the same month of any year for the last -to y'-,..:ts.
1t':n-t.'Eg/ua/cc.-—.’\ sliglit shock ufan C£ll‘lll(;i)i}i{C
was ftzlt at Salem and several other places, on the
24th March.
(irucii Peas, the growth of this season, are scl-
ling at Charleston at the tale of C13‘/ll a'u//ars the
bushel.
The Patron of Industry r.ays—-—-Ardctit spirits are
sold at niany shops in the city of New—York, for
ONE cent a glass! \V'hat can be expected but a
C()l‘t:lt.tl‘t[ iticrc.iso of illlt:l1]]'ICl'¢ltlL;C and pauper-
isin ?
Dr. W'illian'is calmilates that more than one
Clglelll of all the deaths that take place in persons
above 20 years of age, liappeti prematurely thro’
excess in drinking spirits.
A tnan of the name of Tibbcts, has been com-
mitted to jail in Augusta, Maine, oti the charge
of murdering at child.
Baltimore is infested with a set of desperadoes.
Several attempts have been made to fire the city.
A Court of Inquiry, we tinderstatid, is ordered
to investigate the conduct of Commodore Barron,
in relation to certain matters which have been al-
lcged agairist him. The court is to be composed
of t'.'—onimodores Murray and Stewart, and Capt.
.\'iorris, and will assemble at New-Yot'k early in
the ensuing triontli of May --./\"atz'o7uz! Griz.
S:rz‘cz'de.--A boy by the name of Thomas Max-
well, aged 15, living iti Meredith, Del. terminated.
his existence on the lfith ult. by shooting hinisel-".
It seems that he was dissatisfied with the family
in which he resided, and tlit"t.:tttt‘nc(l to end his
days without he could be pcrtnittctl to live with
liisifatlier. On the morning of the fatttl day he
carried his threats into exectttioti--I-Ie procured
at musket and an'imunitior'i, proceeded totlicbarn,
ascended the ‘nay-mow, and placing the bieecli of
the gun on a beam with the l't’lUZ’/.lL: to his bre:.ist,
he received tli-3 whole contents; and astritiisliing
to relate, he very deliberately walked to the house
.md confessed what he had done. without the];-as:
fear or t-e;;rct—--lie survived 22 hours.
A sloop while lying to in York river, Vii‘. oti
the l6tli tilt. was struck with lightning, which
sprung her foiemast, knocked down all hands on
deck. and killed one of the seamen.
.41)7‘t/L/llgy.--i.tlCll](la A. Fitch, the daughter
of a poor woman of Groton, is now exhibited at
New-London. She is but 12 years old, is 5 feet
7 inches high, measures 4 ‘feet and loinclies
round the body, and weighs T/ire: lmndred and
ninety /zounds .’ .’ It is questionable whether the
world ever produced a parallel. She is still rap-
Ntitwvalk, April 2. .2
1 1
if or Sale,
. l’.~'*.l’t.\{l of about 100 acres of Land.
bliutilctl in the town of llidgelield,
about two an-d a half miles east of the meeting-
liouse, and aliout the same disteticc fa om the turn-
pil-zc road le.tt.llll;" l'rom l‘,'orwall-; to D.tnhtiry.-—-
fiaizl l."ztrm is well propo:tioncr.l for lTl':t.t(lt:W, pas-
ture and plouglilstid, and about sixty acres of
it is -- ood l-arnl, puincipallj.‘ w ll lll7:i')t)l't".Cl. ’l‘liere
is (3.: ’l.i.c prcniistrs a good House and Barn, and
otchautl 5ttlli('!t‘.lll in common seazioits for 100 bar-
rels of Cl(l:l‘, cnicl an crxcclletit Grist and Saw
Mill tiitlziii 60 Ol‘ 80 yards of the d0:'~it’. l"or
tt-:t'm~. apply to f;'i‘1'.:'1:t.-‘.24 J/-.:r-:.so.~.',
n lllt:“‘liL'ltli;1t.‘:§,
i’.id;_-lc-li::lrl, i\Ct'.::'('h 9.6 5”‘
+,._ 14‘ »- Q-1.1 -. - ,_
or ..,-.i. e, o. to Let,
E. ‘ail T l-IE l"-at ll) fr.>t‘iiit:r:'y owned M r. Asa
. l-loyt, called the Vil.'.igc, lying iii
the town of Noiwallt, co-titainitsg about 22 acres
of land, includitig a good proportion of upland,
Still-lYtCi|(l-.-W, ttnd wood-land. t)n this Farni are
two _£j,'ood Dwelling Houses. 23 Store, two Barns,
ainl an cxtciisive Pottery. The wot'k.-zaro in good
order, and could be put in operation immediate.
ly. Any pt-.rsmi (ll-sposctl to purchase or hire the
above may be accoiiitnntlated on very reasonable
terms, by applying soon to Benjamin Isaacs, Esq.
at Norwalk, r of the subscribers.
.Tomv D. Ii}Cl{Sj
S/titrtiicr. 1'-lrcxs,
VALE.\"1‘I2-‘ts Hicks.
5 tf
I
New-York. A pril 2.
List’ c_~fLc.'tera rmzairzing in the I’o.s-t- Oflicc at Nor-
rttalk, ./1'/zril 32:1, 1821.
BlGAIL BAKER, 'l't‘o'.vbridge Benedict,
Philo Betts, Betsey Benedict, Nicolas Cis-
co, 2, Sally Clarmina Collins, Jesse Curtis, Pli_ebe
Finney, Joseph P. Fitch, S'J5~'1m Green: Azllbflh
Hitchcock, Gideon Hawley, Abraham Holmes,
Henry Jackson, James Jellelf, Annis Keeler,
Enos Kellogg, Jeremiah Leach, Ira Marvin, Fran-
ces E. Leach, Polly Noyes, Justus Platt, Joseph
Platt 2d, Jacob Smith, Daniel Slatvson. Rev.
Charles Smith, Vi7ilton, Natlian Srnixli, I‘~latlian-
iel J. Street, Stephen Raytnond, Netv-tiunatztn.
Hezekiah Read, jun. Ul'l(!l) ltziymond, Smlonian
VVakeiiia:i, VVm. ‘Nilcoxson, Joseph ‘Wood, jun.
‘N. M. B «:T'rs, 1’. M.
F V HE subscriber would inform the public that
he intends running a f‘i'lAP.-Z§T VVAGGON
from Nortli-Sal;-ni Academy to Norwalk Bridge,
every Tucszl-ey, tlirotigli the cnstiitig season. Ht:
will carry frei,';ht and p:.sst-ngers.
5 NATrt;,t:mL (‘.r.o:u.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
T “l {H5 is to notify all people lrom east to west,
from north to south, :nn}t~t' he sun, moon,
- . -W. - ,,,._ ,9
and stars, that 1 will pay no rlotits ol titty one s
contracting, no not even my wile, 1’ot't_z/ -‘zcq/zcz‘r/j,
as it is her wish that I should forbid her, without
written order, untier my hand 3 U113 '5 10 Tlfmaln
as long as I remain, unless I cotu~.terniand it.
Also. I return my humble thanks to t!~e public
for [hcjp cugtofn in [ny {;CCU])2llll)ll. I Shall (,“)ll"
tinue on as long as I can find any thing to ham-
mer on, till my niasters drive me a\'.'a_v, {ifl hat c
got any) and if tliev want more than six per cent
they may want till their hearts aclic.
OBADIAII Scoriiznn.
St€“fllf()!'(l.- Match 2'5. 1321- 0
Paste and Liquid Blaciaitig,
For sale by HENRY Smnecx.
idly growing both in height and weight.
Norwalk, April 3-
l-IE SUl'}SCl'ii)el‘ being appointed by the Hon; .
Court of Probate for the (listrict of Nor-
walk, Administrator ofthe unadniinisgered par;
of the Estate of Jo/fn Kellogg," late of said Nor-
walk, deceased, hereby gives notice to ‘all those
indebted to said estate, to make ifl'Inl€(liétte_pziy.
merit, and to those who have claims to exhibitthe "
same--the limitation for which, by decree ofs-aid
court, expires on the 16:11 July next. V
JAMES QUINTARD, Jr. Adm'r.
Norwalk, March 29, 1821. 5 _
JlIILLI.N'.6RI".
“RS. GREEN informs her friends and the
_l_ public in general, that she will commence
the .Mz'l(z‘nary business next week at the house ‘or
Mr. John L. Mott, a few rolls west of the bridge,
where all orders will be punctually attended to at
the shortest notice.
31:?’ On hand, a constant supply of HATS
and CAPS.
Norwalk, March 27. 6W4-
MILLINARY my MANTUA-MAKING. '
HE subscribers have formed a connexion in
the above business, and tender their services
to the ladies of Norwalk and the towns adjacent,
-They have taken a room in the house of Mrs.
Deborii'li' Kecler, about 100 was souum,-es; of the
Bridge, where they will keep constantly on hand
the most fashionable ladies’ and cliildt'en's H ATS,
and an elegant assortment of Ribbons and Trim.
mmgs- Every description of work in either of
the above branches of business will be performed
in the best niaruier. Prices adapted to the times.
" ‘ Mrs. HE!-’RIE'l"l‘A DASKAM,
- I\'IA'r1Lii.t S'1‘EY.t~‘.NSON.
Norwalk, March 27. .4,
C0-PARTNERSHIP.
T HE stibscrilicr having taken into Partnership
_ his son, EDWIN Hora‘, the lmshicss will
in future be‘ ‘conducted under the firm of E. D.
HOYI 55' bUN. All persons who are indebted
are called upon to make iininerliute payment.
March 27th, 1820. E. D. UOYT.
Ilissolulioit qf Parmei-slz2'p.
HE public are respectfully inlurmed, that;
_ the late partnership of Bar/nore t‘.9’Lg/on, was
“"3 dill‘ dissolved by mutual consent. All those
who have claims against said firm, are requcsrcd
to bring them forward for settlement; and those
llHlt:l)tt:(.l to them are solicited to come forward
and settle their accounts.
VV.u.'nr.n Biutztroluz,
‘ _ _ _ AUGUSTUS LYON.
A '1 be business will in future be carried on by
"£.’U8I7l«i' Lyon, who 15 duly authorised to settle
any busim.-ss ofthe above firm,
Greetiwicli, March 17, 1821. 4*
T HE Co-partnership heretofore existing un-
. der the firm of Hon‘ $5’ SHAW, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons has ing
elaims against said firm are requested to present
them : all persons indebted are requested to make
payincnt to either of the sti'oscribers.
Sl.'.‘DRACIl Hoirr, Jun.
VV11.LiA1~t Sn/tw.
Stamford, Marcli,5, I821. 5w2
Found,
Ifirllle "W_1€L_0piiosite the subscriber-.’s _House, a
dndltetcliiel with some Clothingiti it. '1 he
0WD_CI‘ may have it by proving it to be his, and
W-"”‘:'—.’.' °h‘"¥°3- SAMUEL Gums.
.i\lOf‘.‘5'.Ijl_ll_i_,.l\;I"<l.l'Cil 17. 4 4
W:F"TlCKE'I‘S and Shares in the Fair;/ien’d
1-:/.-mo/2.2: Society Lottery, may be had of the sub-
scriber during; the drawing, warranted in me
wheel at the time of sale. W. J. S'i.'.i‘,EE'l.'.
Not-walk, March 20.
V ILL be sold at Public Auc‘.ion, on
Liaturday the 319. inst. at the
.,. 1 Inn of Mr. Hezekiah Whitlock, at four
o’cn,gk, P. M. about 3-4 of an acre of land, with
a Dwelling-House standing thereon. pleasantlv
situated on the hill, west side ofttie haibot',abutft:
100 rods south of the Bridge. A well of good
water near the door. Payment made easy,
NATHAN C. BLACKfp{i&N.
Norwalk, March 27. 4
To Let,
DWELLING-HOUSE. Barn and
.4. Shop, with 3 acres of Land, half H
mile from the Bridge. For terms apply to
STEPHEN HANFORD.
Norwalk, March 26. 4
ANTED a smart active lad, about 15 years
of age to serve as an apprentice to the
Cu/>i7zct-7/zu./civzg 6usz'7zc.9s. One with good recom-
mendations will meet with good encouragemetit
by applying to JARED OLMSTED.
.__i_’\_etldinf.‘.‘, Nlarcli ltl. , 4
g TANTED to hire a young man as ajourncy-‘
iii-an to the Blacl;-smith business. One
who can be recommended will meet with good
t'nCt'3!li‘2gt“lllCIll. JAMES HU3TED-
(Era-cnwicli, Feb. 23. 4:
' 7'1
CONE/S SALVE.
./In infallible remedy for the Salt Rhcmn.
loll‘) compound of this invaliialile Mcdicitic
- has rctnaitied 2. secret with the dcscendatifi.
of Dr. Cutie, an eminent Friysiciatis W110 “V64
nearly too years ago. The subscriber, one of
his descendants, possessing the knowledge of this
compound, feels it his duty to use it for the l)v:l‘It'fil2
of the stifferers in the human family ; and there-
fore.witliout lurtlier introduction, offers this Salve
to the public as a safe and ellicacions remedy fat‘
that implacable malady, the Sm’: Rizcum. ltlias
never‘ been known to l:-.il of a radical cure when
propc'i~.ly applied 5 and generally with the use of
one box.
The method of using this Salve is to apply it to
the part affectetl two or tliree times a day. When
the disorjer is dc:-gpiy ix;--:itc't;l, and Oflting standing,
larger quantities are nect:s:‘at‘_v ; and sometimes a
potion or two of salts may ‘or. useful. The Pub-
lic are cautioiicd against $’)utiOUS box<-s- None
are genuine not signed by E. DEV-EY-
l\'ew-York, 1821. _
fl The above Salve for sale at this Ofiic-e,--_-.
Price {$1 per box,
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Norwalk Chronicler