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win.-re their ageiits, would l-33.-.l the brig ‘with-
tl:-tention and give him his instriictioil. Sui‘-
. it to say, that wliatevei- object these shippers
had in view, and liowcver extensive l'll'd}"ll'clVC been
the ramifications which they had planned to carry
on their villainous desigiis, they certainly‘ are par-
tially l'i'usti‘atcd—~—and it is not a little singulai'
that the port of Norfolk should bi‘-ing; up by acci-
tle.-iit their two vessels to bear witness, as it were,
‘against them.
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I‘»l1nni.uiiUitY. Vt. June 26.
3503-9 /Icczricrzr.-—L)ii Friday last, alter the ar-
rival oi" the 2s‘nrtliei'ii ‘Statue, in this village, the
tlrivcr (."eter i\'iattc) drove: into the creek lot‘ the
purpose ol watering his horses ; and the reigiis
petting entangled, he was unable to niaiiage them.
‘Hie horses vent into the water beyond their
depth, and the current being very strong-;‘they
were swept down the strcani, and prccipitatetl
0‘-ct‘ the falls, 21 distance of about l5 or"2O lect.—-
'1' he (lli'-.’t.‘l‘ alter finding every endeavour‘ to avoid
the (lai«;i_gei', fruitless, sprang from the Cttt't‘id,£;€,
Zaliti swani ashore. One of the horses was taken
out olthe water, apparently tiiiiii_iut‘e(l--tlie oth-
er was dr::‘.d, supposed to ll‘.-l'\’C been killed by the
all. The carriage was litterally bi okcn to pieces.
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1v'r».'mz Jl/lz'c'.v’ .£.'u.’:z'm07‘c Ix’c'gz’.xtc‘r.
R1*.'riti.;xcii.\ii:NT —-Connecticut is‘ going‘ on
nchly in the work oi" relrenchnit-tit--.:rid is littiiig;
the expences of the _£,"0‘r‘€l'1')'m(:li[ to the state ol‘
the times, or appreciation of inoney. The linai:-
ci-.il tn’:-.'.ters of the state are rnanaged most titlllll-J
mtyly. A sery small amount, indeed. it any tliingc;
' at all, is st-.ll'crcd to be Jlaced to the account ol
‘ candles and cheese pai.iii;_;s‘--—yet useful works
and the general iinpiovement of the (‘.U[t(liliL-ll of
society, are as little neglected in Loiintzcticiit as
in any other state. "[11: capital of its ac/iool_/knzr!
is about S2,70t),0O'.“1, notwitlimiiiiliiig that in its
pt't;g’.‘cS’:‘ it l.1.‘lS met with some severe losses.
.F:'0i.'1 Z/lc’ }7r.-[.r-."22iu.>‘c ./lIor.>.=i1:__:;‘ C/n'o7iz'c'/tr’.
'l‘lie ladies of (,‘ouit'i-.nid county, in the stair: of
i‘~$:tv-Yoi‘k, have lot'med a society for the ciicr.nr—
rig;-cnieiit ofdomestic maual'actui'es; the l',illo\\'iin;
is an =xti'iti:t lrom the l'CSOltlIi0IlS pas‘~:cr.l by this
licatitilfiil and i'o.~ae-lipped lyand Oi. prtriots.
‘ lihe laaly who sliail appear on the day of the
next lair, clotiicd entirely in‘ articles of her own
(iiannlacture, including; gowii, or coat and habit,
lltill(ll€Cl‘Cllicl, stockings, and gloves; and except-
ing bonnet and shoes, {ifrcquired,) shall receive a
set of.sil\'er tea spoons, valiietl at six drllats.’
There is riotliing more alzrriiiiiig; than this kind
of secret influence. Beauty speaks in a voice not
to be resisted :-—-ifslie says _ihat we must wear
domestic maiiufacturcs, domestic in-.intifactures
we shall wear, and our iiir.-.nul'actures, it‘ they ob-
tain this assistance. may impose a taril't' more lor-
midable than the legislztttire can enact. This is a
case, and, the only case, in which an American
does not boast of his ind-:pcndciic;.'. ‘A
Fr-ttrri I_/ze B.'z!(z'7nc¢r*:' flfiornfrig C/;.ro7'::'c[:.
A 5-{Cl‘i'.l6niil_I‘i whr» pi'ol_i'ez-s liiiuself as a candi-
date for Coii;.;i"es's, front the state of 'l‘ei::i~:s:ee, ,
thus proposes the outline of a plan for the re"-
ti'er.chmem of our national e.x'penditures: ‘
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‘ 1v‘i.'lu-w Cis.-’:e2zs-——Ii is our pro£li;;~ious e.\;trava-
gant ;_:overnrneut ant Cong.--ess. that liils L-rcuglit
us an lll‘i'.ii\'t'!‘il. tre_:.isury, and 140 ;}}illi_()[]g in (1-_-tn.
it is the _\;ast out: her ol'oi‘~:iccrs t‘i.i__mti§;‘.:c-._~t the
.=.w;:llow up the l'CVL'llLlt_‘,l.ll1£l without a'5:,e:iei'-.«.l rc-
fu-rm. we are a ruined people. “X: nitiit ‘mp oil‘
tl-otiettnals ol l.ll~.')$t: ll':‘:t‘lr:s5 i.i'l.ic.:t.~; and <';:’.i;:cis.'——
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Unit-ed Sales, with the t-nm‘iri(iu.=. salvaries, th.=.tl
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i ‘(c must I‘edi_ice all c.-i’.lic.:i's’ s.--.i;«.i'ic-.':; to t..*-.~: olo
Bl‘-.\lltl‘.ll‘tl. Let tfoi‘.g;;:‘e:.s repeal their ,‘:-‘,5; _er di-
cni act. Let their pay -3, put on the nit: .~.t~.ntl-
and. Let the ariiiy be reduced to two bsig,»a:lc<;
under the CC‘l1!I])';‘.E:(i of two B:'i;.::2t!ici's. and dis-
c-uitiiiue the i\i.ij~t»i' (i=cl'vt3l'.'ai, and his expc~i.sir:
e.-ttililizsl;:.::t;z:t.—-l.;:t the i\?‘t.4vy be t‘,.illt:'.l iiozii.-;,
an-rl the-=_i~s::n(ls of let olliceis, l‘i‘.'.1!'il:i.‘S 2-.
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in-.:n be tlEs<:liai‘,i_;~.-tl.
‘We Slltil.‘-i(i v:-.nture litiri:-l';lv to §'.:‘op«:\e:.t:, an
ain':iir.li.-tent l()llt-lo znczion. that our seveiit_r-ll-=.:rs,
iiijfates. 5l~‘e‘d.'.1‘i.'lill§;‘Ll1C:5,,£ll'l(i ships of train, inclu-~
diiig; those on Lin": stocks, be all co‘-l»_~cte(l and
btzriit together. ’,':'Ei-: a.-;Eic;s iuiglit be disposed ol
to soap boilers 0;: the moat l'C.l1b0El€.'.l)i(: terms, and
thus a Ci!.'.L‘.l' saving; n’.i;=;ht be made to the nation
ol'tha'. money that bears, with so much pride up-
on th.:: ocean, the stair-spanzgicztl baimer.
ll’ ggcntlemen pi'ofessiii,; such politics, would
' only stay away front our national legislature, that
would be the best system 01' retrenchment which
wt: could propose.
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From the I’ro1-rirlmzcc Gazette.
The following incident allot-(ls a wholesome re-
proolto Sabbath breakers, which we hope may not
be lost upon them ; the facts are ‘couched for.
On Saturday the 23d inst. a small sloop had
hrouglit to 'dllt:i;.;l1l)O\llilt‘;§ town in Massachtisetts
a large and vuluablt: iron sh;-ll, for the main wheel
of an e.\;it:iisi~'c l]tHlll,llttt1ltlfillg CSl.€.tl)li.‘.l]tl\Clll,
which. from -Fin: ll:-‘!..‘ll:.‘ss of the hour, was lelit to
be laudetl on i‘rfi.: 3—:§.j i7.lt:§':".i.*i§I{'. But some of the
._;«in;l»i1i;-ig;‘r;lioi"~ .- -"1-‘ saved tlziir. trmiblc to the ow-
‘.l'.:l'3. ’i~liiail:,€:~.;; no lT:.l'!‘e.“i co‘;-ll} l'f‘.:J'.lll from a lit-
tle sail‘-3.; ftolic, tli.'=-.;; l)(ii"!"c‘r'\';’3,'l, the sloop and put
‘.oi'th tzgwii the l;>_-_~,* on Sunday t‘.‘t()l‘l‘iillf._‘_‘,- they had
been out but a short time, bel'o:‘e smart squall
r bearings. and 'l'ii.~; enor-
V to ‘roll to l-;:-
‘.-.~.~,-.u;;l*it the vessel to he
ziious ',‘:i<:C'.: of E.-<m. hcg:,an graclti;.:l
xvard ‘.'.".ll1 in<:ve:‘lihl<: vclociigt tl2‘.‘.i "tiy roilezd
i)\‘:Lbr?~t1‘(i into 5 fatltoins cl‘ “~:'a:e.:r., and left the
' - ' p=.~.i'ty zc ;:,';i:L<:. i~.-:,r_-;¢‘< an. ' .:)r tlut-5;‘
‘flit: shaft was Valticfl at 150 Cl~'J:lEli'5.
--—--£1!‘ ‘Z.‘L‘...._....
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.4. low (Keys before the t.‘.c:istt—>‘.~-'
‘.7cl"iaiais.'~, tl‘.-‘cc 1722!! and it buy vi‘;-.:'e‘ picked up
'l.'lit:y vJ<”;'i‘t: ‘
ll‘.:: E.‘.Sc:-2, Capt. i’-"*:u’.".-.r2‘c1 wbos.g Q
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‘7_r;n ‘a't‘ll‘tI"::.1,i at
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Si~;1"‘.lS v.'«_-we expcndecl,
the hotly of one oi".lieii‘
st-l":t‘e:‘.~;, v.'l*_o Liltii cl llitig-ue. 1'2:-:j,’ had drawn
i«,»:.», and tl‘.':; next. tinny one of the i'en;air.in;; tltrer:
was to die, to iuriaish l..(‘~C-ti Jar the other‘ two.
"v'-{heir the CO'.:5lL'lia7.l<.‘»tE i‘.‘.2V'<_: in sigltt tlicy lmtl
Lil‘. l-3l‘l.L‘,-
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her tht-'.r ',:‘-not
-C: ci,;;hL (lav . on
T-0llIll)_$1'iC{ll.‘lli one at‘ ti:-3 of ti’=.eir
rate fellow sull'eict‘s.— .~.’2,;..=i :7:-1:2.
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One of Lin: (_"f<:‘-.‘J oftin: slip C.a!‘.3-(:9, ::ri‘it'erl at
’_.‘\‘3,i'iiu;{;¢t, -,-,=-.i:; :;;T{'.;-;<,I.-ti ii)‘ the smell oi‘ laud '
Lil‘ the islaiicl of 'i':i:.’.._1-:l, that he drop-
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.7a:'i:' c.:r€L')},3gLEd 237, \‘.‘i’.i-.3 1.‘; .
l‘l()RWALK G.tzE'r'rE.’
”"‘WEmv-3.912.913 JULY ll, 18221.
;C;*’="l‘lie List of Premium Articles, for the
1"an' zc/cl County ./1grz'cuZ:u7‘ai'.S'ocz‘czy, will 13¢ pub.
lin'l\C(l in our next.
Floric.’a.—-Tlie Savannah papers state that the
troops for St.Augustine, left 5t.M; rys on the 16th
ult. in a tran_sport, in company with the St. Marys’
revenue cutter, and the schr. l-’oi-poise.
A letter from on board one ol‘ the transports,
_d'~‘lCtl -lune 15th» S2ays—’—‘ “"1: have been detained
in thisiieigliborliotitl since the 15th ciflast month,
waiting the moreinents oftlie tardy .‘>pania:'(ls, to
ari'arii;e the manner of taking; possession cl’ St.
AU,L',‘llStinc. '\Ve have at length 1‘(g(‘,(;it;¢(l3dV';cc5
that the Governor is ready to deliver it up.
3‘ Out‘ Men are in remarkable line health, not-
withstaiidiiig their coniiticiiient on l)0i'il‘(l, for for-
ty-livc days and the transition from a cold to 2|
warm climate. Until very ieccntly we liave been
led l0 bt‘llC"'@» that we were to take possession hi"
:i dismantled li)i‘ll'CS5; we are now 5;,ri,li4_-(1 1[);{{
(Ill the Ordnance, SIC. will lie (l(~l1\’Qt'(;(l utvcr [0 us_
It is un<lei'stood there are not less tliaii lility pie-
ces niounted.
A \V-aslxington (Periin) paper states that
free ncgrocs lately passed tliron;._;li thiit place, on
their way to join it scttleinent ofthe sanie descrip-
tioii 0lpei‘>:0ns, l'oi-med some time since in Brown
C0U"l)'i (3‘lllU- They f<:t'iiici'ly belonged to the
estate of Mi‘. Samuel Gist, who at his death set
his slaves free, in number about Qt)(),leaving them
properly to an ininicnso ainctint. Their behav-
ior was quite orderly, and they seeinecl fully to
il[)pl'Cl.‘.lltlC the pliilanthropir: views of their late
iiiasti-:t' in setting them lice.
The Petcrsburg ll’ilCllig‘t:llC6l‘ ofJunc 26, says
--.".ve continue to hear from the iiciglilititti-igig
counties, the most gloomy news as to the pros-
pects of the present v.-lie-at crop. VVC are inlot'm-
cd that in soine il‘i‘.'i55JllC’_".s‘, to such (:'\'tcl'll is the
j..§t‘<J\Vll)g wheat destroyed, that the l.ii‘ine.rs liZ!\'L‘
-'lt':tt:l'i‘i')lllC(l to Ilintigll it aggztiii into the cat~:,l,_ it
is g€llcl'fllly tliought that ta!-ziiig; the cruntry tliro’
and through, only hallia crop caii be niadc, with
the best iiiaiiageiiieiit.’
The Kiiig ziwl Que:-ii oi’ Eng._-;lantl are ni‘_i\.v C,-_,,-.
tying; on (1llt?i'!i.'./1i:[1c‘7"Z?Ii.l)‘ witliinticli tnorc oi‘ an-.
§_;r.niciit, anti much less of invective, than have
been herctoliorzz .<:riiplo;.'e<l by tlie'r respective pm--
limits. A l-.-.l)or-ed <lelL-nce of the conduct of the
Kiiig, written in his iiztmc, ii:-st appeared, and was
soon litlltvtvctl by an able replication from the
Queen,in which she pays the most ll.itterii'ig hom-
age to the goodness of the king'.«.- li€:i'.l‘t, and lays
all the blame olthe pi-occeilings a_u;aiinit her to
his uttprinciplcd iltl\’iSCl‘5. it appears that the
pop-.il;ir tide, which a short time tzfr.-) set so stro.rig.;-
ly in liivnr of the Queeii, is now rapidly ebbing.
'l‘l‘_ere are, it is said, two ineiiibt-rs ofthc soci-
ety of 'L"rit:iitl.~; iinprisoncd in the jail at Pliiladel-
pl i'.‘., lor the lioll-pit} nient oi‘ military lilies cuti-
trary to heii' couscieiice; and ll‘i..il the person
w ho llX’.§‘:l‘iS()[lCfl ll‘.Clll liad within his i'<::ic'n stilli-
cient p-.-oputy to pay the aiiieiceniciit, but p:'cl'.~.~i'-
tL(i '-2lit:\‘\‘ill§;_‘ ills iiiliuiiizitiity, and the tliabolic
purp.:,~:.es ol his heart, to that of taking cnougli
to szttisiy his demand agrecablc: to law. \Vl-ieii
will laws be a-.bolisiied, or [null possessing inore
liuiztitiiity tlhil‘: .‘:t_lCii wretchcs be appoiiited to ex-
‘ cctitc tlit-.:2i t.’
The 'i“i'c.~§tli;iit oi‘ the Lligiu-,., states‘ w;,,, 5,,
[t\ui'__‘l\ iziili.-;po.~.ctl that lit,‘ could not see coinpaiiv
at '\‘»'ash‘iir_:tczi on tilt: zlzli inst. or ])lll'l5ii§I;: in the
"prnc.-,._ -tings. acl.-pietl to hnnoi' lliu it-,,;,v, "L1,,-,.,.«,§:, 1,5
' ‘ had .~.pc-:,ial!y i'ct=:t‘nc(l1ot.li;tt Ci[)'l.f.H‘lllt:|)tll‘;vf)5r:.
Tit-.; U. -‘it-ares lnrig Extra»/i:‘i:;-sziiletl last \\'(:t.'lS
i" r.-zn the navy yard at \‘v'ashi'.i;.5toii for l’e:i'sa-;cla,
wt.’-.l:: 1-,-uvcial [}2.lf.SL‘Il',<;Ct"S.
/.‘(I.-'3-_-'I'Z/(ii; (ifii-S‘- -—-{K .'~.[)l(:ll(ii(l i}O‘t\‘i, s:;;)p()_c,,:(]
in b.-; ihi: l.:i‘i::<st article ol glass ever iiiziiitilactu,--
ed in -,'r:v-: tfiiitctl ‘:.ta:tcs, was lately made at the
It is 26 inches higli
IHl\l lit in dhitncter, cle;;antly cut in sti'awl)eri‘y
thaiiioiitl-; and in colour and hrillian<:y t-_'(l:,1al to 3-
ny r:\'L‘l‘ imported, as well as more solid.
it is said that the receipts at the General Pos:
(,)iiicc, lot‘ the Cul‘l":lll year, fall ‘short oi‘ the
pendittires nearly 5546.000. ’l'liis is to be attrib-
uted to the state oil l.)tltiill:.':S tlti-otigliouz the Uni-
ted States.
The tolls collected er-.tlie linialied section ofthe
I\’cw-York Canal prior to the l‘«.li June, amount-
ed to $5.350. a grcatci‘ stint than was i'ct:eired
during; the whole oi‘ the last bt.".t$-i1‘:.
f‘}'_,\g_1llt {_l:.:-ztuii g;lzts:s \'-'oi'l;s.
Ck"
v
].’rn.-ar!c:zbZc.——-.~\ liocse-was lateiy tak'cn down
in Byficizi, \‘.l'1iCl.‘. had been staiidizig 14.0 years.
and in '\\’il,lCl1l.ill:l'C lltttl never occurred any dc-ath.
1’..-i-t2zer.s~/.-i/2.-«An insurance Coinp-any at Ca-
diz, once tooktlie Virgiii Mary into formal co-
pat'triei'sliip, covenanting to set aside her portion
of profits for the eiiricliment of her Sl)l'l.l]<: in that
city. Not doubting that she would protect every
vessel in which she had such 1! inaiiifest interest,
they undcrwrote ships of all sorts at such ‘edu-
ced rates, that in a lew months the inllituated
partners were all d~.clarcd b=.tiikrup'.s.
.S‘z'2r~::lar (..'m2.wz/zguinity.—-—--Au li.r;;'li»li paper
mentions that two men, lately cleceased, each
nizirricd the otliei’s tlatighter‘, and left issue on
both sides.
A few days ago, the sexton of the i“it)l‘lll Mee-
ting l'iUlt:‘.:.‘, in l’oi't.~.ixinL;:li, N. i‘.i.t)l1€'.lllCt‘llIt.{ the
tower to toll the bell, found it occupied by a sttariii
ot‘1'?c.--.v, and was obli_c;ctl ll‘t‘.ll~’.{.‘ a speedy retreat.
'i'ht-y have since been hired in the licllry, and
' will retain pos.~.es.sinn during‘ the su miner.
It stittetl in the ltli;-.-ca JtitlZ'l‘.2‘il that there is a
g,-,_-,-_-,, fl;;.i_|:'iSllil|f_; 17.lin.'l‘rce in that tonii, which
neast:-r-:5 forty feet in ci:'cnmlei'eiicc, at or ‘near
'l'hci'e are inimy other trees in the
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ts; base.
;:~_»_._v~_.~,.-; fit,-.2-‘(i almost etp..ir.l to it in tliineii:.ioiis.
"_l"&m.-,- S'7tUt'.i~':llil} ol'1la;‘iiiltori C.ollc_t;e have formed
‘.‘r.e: ‘_‘.':'-:,‘i1.'(iL~2 lnt.'.~ an as.-;ociatiou, for the pul‘p-:it-st: ol‘
r;rr,~;noti=.ig tiiiii'oi‘n'tit_v of appearuiice and retrench-
merit of expense in the articlc_ ol dress —--'i'hc
ciozii for ::dCl‘l '.-.1.-3;: is to be ol'_.'~\inci'ic-axi manufac-
on’-;, the price of uliicli for a complete dress, is
l‘iL-l to t:x'.‘.(.‘(;tl si:;=.:-en dollars.
"ll".-‘.(rlv=_‘ l‘.ll[‘,:';h:,-l ,{»»llais were recovered by a la-
"\ 2*, a few xvet;l;s silica; on a
Li)’ iii Vt-".')«'.>t’.:~tt;-t‘l-'..
"‘>2.ll-(: Hi.‘ H]'(ll'l'l3gC.
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Ln" 1‘.
epc-rt, on .‘~i‘.n.:;-.-.- '....<=.':':ing;‘ last, Mrs.
’.-'.'t‘»._:_::'.‘. . C-tcen,
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‘late 0 I‘~'orwaEk.
At ‘3ra'inei‘:l, in the (.11-123:-1‘."'}‘.: n. .'-.;:i an '..'<«r; 7th
-6‘
of Jane, the Rev. Simzzzci Worccster, D. D. ofSa-!
lent,-fd',“d 50. Having been advised by Physi-
Cil:lll$_'._' take a voyage and journey for the benefit
ofliis li lth, he left Boston for Netv Orleans at
the com ieztcement ofthe present year. He suf-
lered much irom a boisterous ‘passage ; and’ his
constitution was so far impaired that he never re-
gained his strength al'terwards. \Vith great pa-
t.ir:nce~ and perseverance he pursued his way tbro’
the country ofthe Choctaw and Cherokee Indians,
visiting the mission there, and encouraging the
good work by his pziternal counsels. H153 weak-
ness howcver, continued and encreased, till he
quietly fell asleep in JESUS.
The death of this good and great man will be
lamented as a public calamity. He occupied sta-
tions ofextensive usefulness; and. in consequence
of his numerous excellent qualities, deservedly
t:I]j()yt:(i_ a high reputation.
ml; .
rm xvgir
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The follozoiiig may be dapemled on as true.
I am much in want of mo:2ry——tlie Sheriff is in
want oi‘ bus.-irzess :-—notwitl'istandin;;, ii‘ the debts
due me by note and book, prcviotis to the lirst of
-.\larch last, are paid by the iirsl of August next,
he may rest upon his bed in/1.-.*acc ,- otlicrwisei he
must be jogging. D. S. BARTRA.‘-1.
Nnrw'al'a’, July 6, l8'3l .
LL persons in(lel)=.ed to E. H. Street are re-
.‘ tpiested to call and settle their accounts
inimcdiatcly, or they will be placed in the hands
of an -attorney for collection. 213° '1'/ii.v is t/ic
lust no-zzce. E. H. 5'riti-;i;'r.
Norwalk, July 10.
One C cut Reward.
'3} AN A\VAY from the subscriber on the 3d
1%; inst. an indented apprentice to the Shoe Ma-
king l)ll‘3il1eSS, by the name of David z‘Vz'l(z's, be-
l\VcL‘l) 19 and 20 years of agzc. All persons are
l7.~rbitl lr.nbotii'in_i;, trusting or cmployiiro; said boy
on penalty oi the law. W'hnever will return him
to the subscriber shall receive the above reward,
but no (2lllt!j.‘3";'S. Join: 5}.:1'1'}{.
l\'m-w.:ill;. July (uh, 19171. 19
'1'.-\l{'L’.i\‘ UP,
sf E. N the 9th in-st. on the premises of the sub-
SCFNJCI‘. a black HOl’.t5l:‘., supposed to be
l4 or Is years old, about It l)'.lllI.lS high. The
owner can have liiiii by pi'oviii_o; property and pay-
ng churgt-s. ' L‘.i)w1:: Looitwoon.
N0i‘\‘.".ill-'.. Jul)’ l 1$2l.
ilfore .L”t6’l’l’LZ)€'}‘.
\VM. J. S l‘l{ Ii.S'l‘
Has just l‘v.’Ct’:l\’c(l (per sloop Orbit) from Albany,
l'..)O Bunches \rai'raritcd Sliingles
S-.’)CC() ll-et l‘nt:l'Cl)5.‘.lll‘.ll)lC Boards‘
-SUOO feet clcar do
2000 leet refuse do
3000 l'cct_ Ci'..t]‘Il)I.)(ll‘(i oi’ si~.li:‘._;
22500 lcctl 1-‘). inch Plaiil;
0th, 19
tso yellow pine Planlc
The above Lumber, without <:.s;cc;:'.1on, is the
best t:lTt:i'c;(l this season. July 9.
For Sale or to Let’, ‘
, SMALL l“APtM, situated on Five
_L tV1ile River, in the town of DLtl‘i3ll.
cnntainiiigz 7' acres of good land, suitable for Pas
mm or Meadotv. ()n the premises are a good
House ncptt ly built, with :3 rooms on each tioi.>r_.a
good cello!‘ and kitchen, a shop, barn, and a con-
.-.id3.-ralilc number of ymiiu}; apple trees, all pleas-
,,,,ally .~.itn=_itctl on the Lzniding, wliencc a Sloop
sails for New-York every we-cl~'.. The place is
wt,-ll calctilaicd for it >:.hoc-in:.-l~:¢:i' who works for
New-Yot'l;, or a pcrzaon \‘»i'il'lillg to keep boarders.
Any person wishing; to pt.'i‘chase or hire. will
pi,-,-,,g,-C to apply to Mr. ELIAS RA‘i’Z\.I«’Ji~lD, living
near the preinises.
July 9m, l8‘.’l. 19d
.4: a Court of 1"i‘oi3iz:c3 /2r:."cz'.2i at‘. .-\‘bi‘~::?a."/c, July 2,
18? l.
E HIS Court li-«nits and appoints six months
lrotn this date for the creditors to the cs-
tate of R/zodiz Fzrzszri/i late of Norw2.\ll-:, deceased,
to exliibit their claims agaiiist said estate, and
the Adiniiii~;ti':itor is hereby ordered to give pub.
tic notice tli-ei'eol’as the law directs.
Test \\7M. G. Ba'rii's, (llerlt.
.Notice is hereby given to the Ll‘C(iil.'Jl'S of the
estate of 11'/zoda 14‘inru.=,v, late of Norwallt, <lec’d,
tliatiunless they exhibit lili".'il' claims within the
time above limited, they will be debarred a legal‘
ABRAIIAM CAMP, Arlm’r.
‘l9
recovery.
Norwalk, July
_/it a Court of Probate /m’u'ai.‘ JVur-walk, July 2
182 l.
#71 H13 Court limits and appoints nine months
from this date, for the creditors to the es-
talc ol‘ Henry Eanws late of New-{.'.anaan, dec’d,
tt) exhibit their claims against said estate, and the
lflxccutor olithe last will and testament of said
deceased, is hereby ordered to give public in-
tice thereof, according to law.
VVM. G. BETTS, Clerk.
Public notice is hereby given that unless the
creditors to the estate of Henry 1§(z7)z::s,lu[t: of
New-Caiiztaii, dec’d, exhibit their claims zigaiiiist
said estate witliiu the time above llllllttitly 1116)’
will ever -.il'ter be debarred a lC_L';'dl recovery.
Sitiiuisi. DAN, Jun. E><ec’r.
New-Canaan,Jtily 1822i. ‘*18
1' o HIE Hon. Court of l‘i'oh;tte lor the district of
smmlb,-d limigsg ggvcii 1Tl()X'illl‘.5 from this
dite for the exliihition ol'c..iims iigaiiist the es-
tate of widow Rut/2 Q:u’nzard, late of Darien, in
said t'li.~;tt‘ict, dec’d.
l.i«:wis Y. Quiivrallbi
Dat‘icn,Junc 4-, 1821.
(5)
" J
l5.xec’r.
i8
F’ “W {IE subscriber will laeet) :1 Suppl)’ 01‘ I-Obsters
_g_ at the 1.-andliit; of 1~L.l).l‘i.a_vt. 0” 5’dU”'<la;v’S,
ihrntigli the season. \VM- VVEBB.
P0.'l1EROY"S
Metct.Z5éc St-rap cmol Persia,
For Iiccsors, Surgeons’ I nslrmneizts, <§~c.
Maniil".ictured and sold wholesale and Fclilllv b)’
Ca-.~:.s-tan: 1i’irtZa7zd is’ C. \Valliiigl‘ortl, Conn.
A130 t‘,,,- 53],, by .5‘. IV. B1.-‘Z~.'.':‘.DIC§", at the Not.‘-
walk Gazette t_)fz'-.‘:<-.-.
.No~r'wa:lk VVooZe-n Factory.
HE subscriber would inform \the- public ,
general that be has re-commenced ti,“
Mann/tzcturing Business, in all its various branch.
es, about 2 miles north of Norwalk Landing, L. ,
the main road to Danbury, where he is ready in;-_
the reception of all kinds of \Vool, to manufac.
ture on shares or by the yard. Also, the Cloth-
ing and Cartline; Business will be conducted
usual; and having a good and experienced work-
man employcd lie llatiers himselfhe will be able
to give general satisfaction to all who may see 1}:
to employ him. GARRITT H. NE\VKIRI{.
N. B Cotton and Line".-i Yarn colored indigo
blue-—also, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Coats scotir-
ed in the best manner from grease-—-likewise
Silks and Cr-apes dyed any colour.
9:?’ ‘Joel left at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben.
net‘. or Dauchy E: James, will be attended mini.
mediate-ly. Norwalk, July 2. 18
East,
N or about the first day of May last, a ceiw
tain Note of hand, drawn by Pre.9ervc¢;:
Taylor, jcn. in favor ofthc subscriber, for the
sum of filly dollars, principal, with interest from
the date. 'vVlioever will give information to the
subscriber so that he may obtain-said note, shall
be generously rewarded. All persons are here.
by cautioned against receiving said note,
should it be offered for sale.
PRESERVED TAYLOR, X his mark.
Redding, June 14, I821. "18
' E, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate for the district of
Stamford, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims of the creditors to the estate
of Jab:-z ‘/ierwood, late ofGieenwich, in said dis-
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that seven
months is appointed and limited by said court for
the creditors to bring in their claims and prove
their debts ; and that we will meet on the busi-
ness of our appointment at the dwelling-house of
l-lezckiah Tracy, int]-licepci‘, in said Greenwich,
on the first i\'Iondays of August and September
next, at 1 o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
I-ir.zai-:iAii Timer, Commis-
PLA’1"1‘ Mimi), sioners.
(‘nreeiix-.'i(.h, June 4-, 1821. 18
1 VVI:‘.I..VE months from this date are "limited
by the Hon.Court of Probate for the district
of Stamford. for the exhibition of claims against
the estate olSamur-Z1". W/zitirig, late of the city
of New-York, deceased. All those who neglect
to exhibit their claims within the above limited
time, will forever after be debarred a legal recov-
ery. . JOSHUA 1"1«:1r.it1s, Adm’r.
Greeiiwich, June 18,1821. l8
Letters in Me Post Ofiice at Jvortzualk. July l,l82l.
'l ‘ORRIS Buckley, Nehemiah Beiiedict,Jessc
_l. Bedient. Aaron Byington, Janatban Fitch,
Mary Gildersleve, Delia Hanford,2, Daniel Hoyt,
Stephen Haiiford, Mrs. Mary Hartford. Raymond
Hoyt, Delia Hard, Matthias Hubbell, John Jarvis
Benjamin Keeler, Mary Ann Kellogg, Jonathan
Knight, Anti Norman, .\'l-ary Nash, Nichols 8.:
Price, Joseph Plait, Jabez Raymond, John Smith
David Taylor, Natlianiel Terrell. Charles . \Vor—
rell, Vvilliam W'ilcoxson. David \Vilcoxson, Jes-
se V‘/'.ii'i‘e:i. XVM. M. BETTS, P. M.
At a Court of Probates held for the state 04 New
:‘iv.‘.he twentieth day cl‘ .luue,in the year of our
L~.ird one thousand eight hunclred and tweiity-
l’reseiit—Gzittizr Y.l.A::stt:G,Esq.-fudge qfP-'0-
' co-.‘r:s :
drccasctf. . ~
WfiEi{EAS C.’.'ar.’e3 Ifziufr/2 admii'.ist:‘atot‘ 021
biann-
ford, in the state of (Jomiccticct, deceased, by his
for an order to sell the real estate of the said de-
ceased in this state consisting of a larm of about
of Green, in the county ofChcnango, for the pay-
ment of the debtsgol the said deceased: the PC!"
to pay the same and praying the aid of this Court
in the premises, and the petitioner having; filed
petition mentioned. It is ordered that all persons
iiiterested in the estate of the said deceased. (10
on \Vednesd-ay. the twenty-second day of An.-
gust next, at ten o’clock in the foreman of that
said real estate of the said deceased should not be
sold for the payment of his debts. ‘I8 4w
York, at the Probate ollice in thecity of Alba
OHC.
'2; Z/3.5’ ‘frf./INC?‘ qf iilaziit. Locztwoon,
the estate of Ezra Lock-wood, lute oi‘ *
petition presented to the said Judge, has applied
three hundred and l’oi'ty'acres, situate in the town
sonal estate of the said deceased brim; instiflicient
in the oilice of this Court, the account in the said
appear at the Probate ollicc in the city of Alba“_Vi
day, to show cause, if any they lti1‘~"'=; ‘WY the
Ciaitisroriiait Y. Ltusinc. Clerk.
.4doei/°t2°semmt.
HEREAS by :1 certain letter of attorney,
bearing date in the month of December
last past, I, Sizmuel S. 0:.-born, oi the town of
Ponndridge, in the county of \‘v'estclteSlC1‘i€1lHl
state of New-York, did make, constitute, and ap-
point Horatio Lockwood, of Poundri-zlge aforesaid,
my lawful attot‘ney', for the purpose of collecting-
stich debts, dues and demands as might be given
him for collection by me : i\‘~'.~w know all men by
these presents, that I, the said Samuel ,3‘. Osborn,
for divers good causes and considerations, me
hereunto moving, have revoked and by these pre-
sents do revoke all and singular the said letter of
attorney, and also all power and authority by me
heretol'ore given to the said Hom£:'o I..'rm’ciuood,
whatsoever. for the purpose of enribling him, the
said Luckwooa’, to collect or receive any debt or
demand whatsoever, due me. [do hereby re-
voke, annul, and make void all power and authori-
ty by me l1eretol'oi'e given to the said Huratio, for
any purpose whatsoever. In witness “‘hel'e0h I
have set my hand and seal, this 26th day of June,
182.l. . SAMUEL S. (kaolin.
‘ N. B. Notice is hereby given to all persons in»
debted to me, Samuel S. Osborn, late of Pound-
ridge, but now of the city and county of New-
Yoik,are hereby ret tested to call and make im-
mediate payment to ./Iocussrvs L. OSBORN. liv-
ing in Poundridge, as he is empowered by _m'-‘a
the said Samuel S. Osborn, and duly authothed
by me to receive the same.
SAMUEL S. Osaonx.
June 26th, 1821.
Norwalk Chronicler