‘.
g_...,.s
4
l
- calliiig-.__at above store.
ya». ..->.z‘,s~,.r<*J..,>i.g:.».»2>~<x>s><>s<:-:><$<s<a
. bag“ 4‘ .I.‘_.:_ _. .0 ' _ '
_ f1-,ii1_3I.1siu:‘.n_ 1ur._.
i .3. W..1lEN‘l1:l;lCT. :
.g,j~;;;;,¢.:;~<:.~..:>.~..»~é.*f;-‘-;§<::<s<>'. ‘<>=<:~*;:"<i*";'<.>_-::-::=~<‘.~.<:>é."3<><>‘<,ql
_."V..."..',",\-’ 1r,'_1‘II ,4» ' ' .‘f.’~ 1
erg, liifiylt, Croc.7~c_ery.., .
- cmdl (%lass‘*War-c Store. F
_- . --(,','1'-1'4’vi.«£P“ pore c.4.s- .1... V 1 .
AlCA.l, St.Crqix, and New-England Rll!!_l,»
A ‘_ by the barrel, keg, or less quaniity.. Cogni-
'-ac Bi-aiu,ly,,'l-lollancl and common, Gin, by the
"barrel or smaller‘ qnamity A good assortment
of Vglinési and lCortli-als
_‘Gi'nVgcr, Pcarliisli_, llfioiasscs. _Mhuiicey’s fine Ade:
by _(llEbat'lfcl lnmless quantity‘,-.~.f-.Loiidoii and Phila.
‘ rlclpliia Portdr,_._l5_ioughtoii’s Bitters l)y~!i)e‘-boltltfe
Sugars‘, Tobai:ci§‘§‘S:iufi"of all kinds, Muscattl and
keg-Raisiris,-:B‘uttei' and Cheese, Pork, Be.:l'.aiid'. -
Pork iI_-I-,1’;-;.;_;“s>",.‘. Codlish, Mackerel and Shad. Lioap.
and C‘.'indfés,_.wintei--sti;a_ineil Lamp Oil, l‘.3.s'. sum- .
may _do. 5.9, I Shot No.’ 10, 6,13. BB. i’o"~ider,
Rye"; and Corn, Flour of all»k_in(ls, Logwood,
wood, Copp.ei~as', _E‘iqiii_d Blasking,
-lrindsitoiie_s’jof (liffereiit sizes,Albziny:.*greéii,-Peas;
\Vindoig,§Gl,ass, 7 _by 9 and B 10,- and nizi'riy‘.§§f,iPth€li
articlés,'f~'t<§_;.make out zniussort-mcrit.~
_ A gén'ei'al‘7assoiifment of CROCKER Y,
;W.«1‘R1«:,’a'.;-‘uz FREUIT’. 2 . ' « :
jfffilyicing determiner! to sell low, persons in _
_of thg:_.;:iboyie,ai-ticlcs, will be well [iaiél-for‘
‘ " H. s'1?12'af—1-:71,
.. ,.,,. ., _
’Li‘1Vi.i1i. ,
’ , CHE" subsigf-iber would inform the public;-_that
' ‘ ‘hi: continues the business of-making Lime
afihe kiln -lately occ-.:pie,_d._ by:.1-Iarnum 5.9’ Clzg1/z-
p_2izan,‘gn<l'will‘sfur'ni.~ih it on as low terms as can
be had (at any kiln in this part, of the country. _A
supply‘ of the first quality on hand : all orders
ylbaiikfully received and punctually attended to.
' t y .Piiri~i_EAs C.HAPM_KN,.- _
I N.‘B_...A,ll_ letters _contain'ing orders for Lime
will'l>e3pdstjf paiil: , o ~.- ' —
: Rldg€fiCvld?.£J(JV. 2 _. , 1?-51f
Y order ‘ol“tl{cml~loii.- -W1LLmiu.‘.l'Air. first
, A Judge of the Court of Common Plea-skin and
for the County of W'estclicster, notice is hereby
9
. g'Lven,ffui- all the creditors of W ILLXAM Bilsnor
of Pouridi'idge, in said County,an insolvent debt-._
or,_to appear‘ before the said Judge, at the house
of Gideon, Reynolds, in Bedford, in said county,
on the twenty-fourth day of August nexr, at ten
o”clock_j_n.the foijenoon of that day, to show cause,
iF~any”’tliey have, vary“ an «assignment of the sail!‘
insolvent’s Estate should not be made", and be dis-
chargerl,_accorcling to the act of the Legislature
' ofthé state of New-York,“ eiititlccl7"‘An ‘act for_
g;,eg_.,g:r¢:icr ‘in cases of iifsolveiicy,’ and the acts
amendin the same. 3.. . '- -‘ ‘ ‘
' Datec_lg21st day of May, 1821.!» ' lO‘tv”“l5
_ \VII.LIAl\’l. .BISl'l0P, Izisalmrit.
V "HEN acur'e‘ for one dollar, or at most, for
A V a two dollars, can be obtained fora cough,’
cold, ,-asthma, difliculty of breathing, tightness of
:’i1iejcliest,whceziiig, pain in the side, spitting of
ood, a strained -stomach, SIC. must it not be
a matter‘ of fsurprise that we seethc obituary daily
sw'elled‘with?deaths, occasioned principally by
colds-.7 On an average, at" least ?,Lj‘j=*'0rzg /umdy-ed"
and _/z_'/Zy thousand 12.».-r.wns die annually of con-
Su'l’_Xlp.‘.l'Ox), originating principally» from taking
cold, commencing with cough,‘ then difficulty oi
l7'r.,eatliing_,and flallllll the side,-at length the lungs
become alfc._ct§;d_,» copsuniption ensues, and death
closes the scen,ef.:5'Alas It too often does prejudice,
by llsf,éilillg_tO_ySOnl$, andadopting the opinionol
‘ot_li'e'rs pl“::V.€'.il.;;i'ti1i:r‘f:b3‘ preventing a trial of such
medicines as might afford“ relief, under the idea
that no relief can be obtained. Scarce a case oc-
curs,‘ but — may~be.relieved by thetimely applica-
tion of DR_. K—‘ELE‘-E’S A.S'I‘Hl\1ATIC l’iLi.sl ll
#3 a-frlrbq/' ‘,0./' -wliic/1,’ _t/it: _f'ul'!o=wing izztercsting
cures are submitter! to fludlic /ierusul : V
x . . MR. s'rr;'i‘soN, _
r ._0f Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violen
' pain inliis right breast, attended at times‘ with,
great diflicuhy of breatliii.g,’aii(_l wholly incapable
of attending business ‘; after liaving"triecl in vain _
- all other medicine,: was cured’, and his health per-
fectly i-cstored by two boxes of these pills. '
' .217; rklderly L‘a'dy, lierdaugliter and grand-dauglii
tcij, o,f’Bostoii,=wei'e each dreadfully afflicted with
astlimaand difliculty ol'bi'ea'thiiig,wei'e all ofthem
cu rcd and i'estore(l_to_ perfect health by 7, boxes.
I "Judge , of Salem,‘ had been many years
severely afilicted with- -ii‘ Vfiolent cough and dilii-
’ culty of brcatliiiig, was. c_’urcd by two boxes ; his
’-"'slee_'p was l‘.QSi0,l‘eCl on the second night, which
had. been broken for many yczars.
“ A Lady q)"Bastori, turned of 60, was severely
alllicted with a viol;-nt cough, pain in the side, at
times spitting-{of blood, could not lie down in her
bed for«4 years,‘ could not slecpgbut at short i_iitex‘-
vals, .wase‘i"estoi'ed'to perféct health on taking.3,
'boxes‘.. ' " ‘T ’ ' ' -. ‘
' 'l‘hese'pi|ls give instant ease‘ in all couglis,colds
af;thmas,diBi.c'ulty of breathing, wheezing, tight-
ni-ss ofthe chest, strainedstomach, consumption,
.pain in ibe'sicle,- Spitting of blood, chillness and
shiverings, tlife forerunners of malignant r.-gm-s,
5tC. ; common colds are removed in a few hours ;
the aged willlg jsperience relief equally agreeable
and instantanf s, even when the lungs are af-
fected.‘-]i:§°fl§kfor ‘Dr. Relfc’s Asthmatic Pills.
0ne‘b,o.r, (.‘U7l£_al'71Z'Rg‘; I2 /zills, frequently qfliects a
' cure. gTo_ /ircvenz z'in/zosition the outside printed
wrapper is signed ‘ W-’. T. _Conway.’—0bservc
xlizfs as ypu value lzcalzli .’ Prepared and sold whole-
sale byftheisole proprietor, W. T. Cf;o1l'iv'.1f2r',Chem-
"list, No. l1,'Bums't’ead Place,‘ VCom‘mo_:n-street, Bos-
.ton, and retailedby special_app'oinirisient by
B. @' ISAACS, Nor.W:rlk.» l
R‘RY“B'OARD'S7fi.
. 'I’housand'Feet first ‘quality Cherry.
W , for immediate use--Just r_ecei_v-
ed: and"for'.'sale by CHAUNC I-‘.7, -;SMi'rH.
. Npypvallr, '.luly2l_. ‘. V j; y_
‘r
:>3<2=i=".
>\_. V _. ,« »
l
Old i‘I)'5i)ll, Young Hy-~'.
~- - t ‘ . r 1 ~
ison, H y anti-skaii and Souchong ~-,1‘ eas Loaf, inf“ [lg .
‘ "mid brown Si/agars . Coffee, ...l’c*Dp6Y» P.|m¢'m0s
Jo*$_'é* JRECI-.‘1"l7£D-AND ion SALE--B‘1y__f“-1' '
- 4,-"D,A‘UCHY JAMES '
An ext.e-'l,i’:_siv‘e_ assoi'tmcn_i, consisting of Dry
.Ggo¢1¢,’ G11_t2’t‘£{'z.'_c’,_.'s-, Hafdiuare, and Grockéiy.
..-, . r The lollowiiig comprise a part :.2.._
LACK a_,nd_ w hire Canton (Craps,
, 4 Pink, s'carlet',,drab and slaipvdoj .
black Sinchews St Sarsinet-s (or stout. India Silk)
biic)Mus_lins
— . Black aiid’co_l§d Bo_i'iibaiottcs,Jackon'ct and Cam-
VVhite, blue a=n.<_l ifgrcen Florence.
Figured Book.»-and Mulmul, Muslins, Plain do
Ladies’ Beaver.and.Kid,Gloves’ ' ’
do black _and white silk do
’l‘hrcad and '_I‘hule Ls,-.ces ‘ .
Light and dark Calicoes, a great variety", newest
' . patterns .‘ Blac_k_Fr-cnch Crape
Bengal Stripes, a new article,.veryvchc-up
P-arasols and C-iiigliarn Umbrellas __ ' .
Silk and cotton Flagg I-Ianrlkerchiefs,‘€anton and
_ . Madmss do Fancy and silk do
Light corded Giiiglianis, a variety of patterns-
laiii and figured Lenoes,
6'-4 Cainbric and Ol.l_]t:l‘ Dimities
Mcrsailles, black Florentine and other Vesting
figured and other Ribbons, a large assortment
Gentlemen and Ladies’ Cotton Hose,
American shirting and sheeting, bleached and
brou ii flilack worsted Hose
Geiitlenicn’s Cravats Do. Beaver Gloves
Blue, Bull‘, and Pink Ginghams \ ‘ -
‘Real superfine blue, black--and mixt’ Cloths
do .. black and blue..Cassimerc
-iiixt Satinets of_difi'ercnt qualities _
y ..\Vhite and slate colored Sattcen Jean
, Blue striped do . _
American Ginghams. 21 300!‘ aS50|'Im€m
_— -Bluestriped do _ ,
First quali ly coat and vest Buttons ,
A largo assortment of purple and white Shawls
1- ., ogzocimins. .
Old Spirits, St. Croix Rum, New Rum, Holland
and American C-in, Sherry and Currant Wines,
H «Young I-lyson, Hysonskin and S0tlcliODg‘ T53.
Lump sugar, A Brown do by the b_a1rel»or retail
Molasses by the hhd. or,-lcss»quai3i-ity Ii)I_9¢_=i*‘,___,.
Paper and Plug Tobacco fiegapgi‘ Codlish
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger arid Cinnamon
Indigo, Snuff, Pcarlash and Starch
N igaraqua, Iiogwood, Coperas and
_ HdR_DW.x1RE. V
Knives and forks, bread and shoe knivfisy Pen
and jack knives, butts and screws, Norfolk 8: com-
mon laiches, pad, chest, and trunk locks, bfadsr
spoons, Scotcli stone, sand paper, wro’t and Cut
nails, Scc. Sic. ,‘ ‘ - .‘~ '
i , s CR 0 CICE R Y. .
Tea‘ setls, cwers and bosons, China cup? {Hid
saucers, Liverpool do. eiiamellcd do. bluellining
plates, twililcrs and niuflins, edged dining platrzs,
quart and f3lDI'Cl‘_t:2l|'Il colored bowls, blue taeapels
,wa‘sb..bmvl~:, oval dishes, &c.' &c. Sic. » "
_ y N otice. , .
HE subscriber take:/this method to inform
his fricxnds and the public.-that he has at great
expelnsel erected a -Woolen 1*‘actory',situated‘yon Mi-
aimis river, -about a mile and a half above the up
per landing in Gret-nwich, and is now ready to
receive VVUOL for Carding; He will also man-
ul'actur'e‘ C'.'cz‘/is, Sallincts, éfc. by the yard or on.
shg,-e5..‘.gpiii by the‘ run orpound--also weave
Allum. 7 .~
ishing will be attended-to~in their proper season,
by experienced workmen, on reasonable terms.
'1 hose who may favor him with their custom may
calculate on having their work done in the neat-
est manner-—Indigo‘blue colorcdif required. All
orders thankfully received and punctually atten-
ded to. All kinds of country produce receiyed
in payment,‘ at the New-York pi-ices,.on making
an allbwanco of the freight. Customers will find
their account in picking thetrash out of-their
wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-
—ed‘ or pulled.---tlie carding will costthcm less,and
their rolls bejimucli better; it is expected the
cleaning will be particularly attended, to. ' ‘
Gnisnxwicu Fi\C'X‘0RY, May I. l82_l lllf
II’. S. In this month Wool for carding will be
received at the store, after that-at tlie‘:’storeor lac‘-
tory of the subscriber. V ELIAS PECK.
on
Accommodation Packets.
To still from Ebenezcr D. Hoyt’s Laizrling, at
Not-walla, _fer Peck Slip, New-York.
LOOP UNlON, Brown, will commence sail-
ing from the above landing-on Saturday the
31st of March, and returnon Thursday. Sloop
CITIZEN, Pcmioyer, will sail on Tuescla.y.and~
return on Satui‘day. Sl_oop MECHANIC, Dds
/«din, (will sail on Thursday and return the Tues-
day following ‘,4 each vessel performing her week-
ly‘-t_‘rip’ lhi'ough the season. ‘ 5;‘
_For’fr.eighto r passage apply to the sub_scri_bers
or’ to '.either the Captains on board of theirre-.
spectivevessels. E..D. H.O.YT_L'7’SON. .-
Norwalk, March 27. . P‘ .
aS'U.MflIER .dR1\’;/1./VGE /WA‘./VT.
PACKET, ' I
1'0 shit jrom Burrall T/iomas’ Landing at .aVor-
walk for Peck. Slifz, New-Y.ork., ‘ .
‘THE very superior fast sailirig sloop ORION,
Milliam Ha»;/brd, Captain, (formérly Packet-mas-
ter at Bridgeport) having 16 superior and elegant
births, will sailon Tuesday the 8th‘May, and re-
following, coiitinuing her week-
turn the Saturday
rly trips through.-the season. i 4
For freight or passage apply to the subscribers,
or to the captain on board... _‘g:?=- Evcry attention,
_ ., .. , - BuiiniiLiL8:Trroivnis.~
I\h)rwalk,May_§..v '_' Vs‘,-7 » ' ‘ lo
. Waiited; J
- . BOY. of fifomi‘-14 to‘ l6 years of‘fage,i as an_ g
-. I apprentice .to 1be',Baok£Bi7zding-Business.-*
'On’e with ggod recommendations will meet with
suitable en.couragement,_“ by .imme5liat'e”applica-
. tion"_to~_ 1?. PRICE. .
N_ut‘wallc,JnIy 33. ' ’
‘:A;NTI.-BILIOUS PILLS,‘
wmjen yarn upon cotton. Dying, fulliiig and fin- l
' pers containing thisorder, be sent by mail to the
_Nover/nber next ; and that notice ofthe pcndencys
willbe paid to the accommodation of passengers. -
..’ 'siviALL'FARivi,siiuai¢a_on rjye
' MilclRi'ver,, in the townfof Darren
ture or Meadow.‘ ‘On the -premises are a good-'
House newly built, with 3 rooms on each floor‘, a
good cellar and kitchen, a shop, barn, and a con--
siderable number-of young apple trees, all pleas- '
antlyfsityuated on lthe_i__Landing, whence a Sloop
sailsfor New-York every week. » The place is
well calculatgd for a shoe-maker who works for
New-Yoi-k,_or a person wishing to keep boarders.
Any person wishing to purchase or hire, will
pleaseto apply to Mr. ELIAS RAYMOND, living
near lhepremises. .. ; V A '
- [July 9th, is2i.. 19:1“
That noted Itch Ointment, being a safe; speede
and sure cure for that tormenting disorder -Pricy
t/iirty-seven and a half cents. ‘ ALso-=- ‘ ''
Wlicatan’s mu lrnown Jaimdice Bitters,
so eniincntly useful for removing all jaundice and ‘
bilious-complaints,'which are so prevalent at the
present 'day——‘For sale by B. 8:, C. ISAACS, Nor-
\,Valk,"and S. J Auvis, §i_amford.— '
‘_ " Also?‘-—D‘a. DAvr‘iNi>oi‘i'r’s celebrated _
" EYE-\VA'l"El};-—Pi'ice25 cents, for sale as a‘-
€_‘ 6
E5.
hove. ' . , ~
liIi."Street
‘ LL.persons indebteg to E. are re-
quested to call._.and settle ' their accounts
immediately, or theywillbc placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection. fi:',°Tliz's is the
last 7zotz'ce.. “ H. STREET.
‘ Norwalk, July" 10. A » - . '
DR. *IiA7NnALi.'s
Jlluzch Celebrated I
' A CERTAIN and7el’fectual cure for Bilioiis
-Fever, Cholera Morbus, Jaundice, Bilious'Cholic,
,t'oulness.pf.the stomach and bowels,Dr-opsy, diz-
ziness of the head, -female obstructions, supprels-.
-siofl, of ‘ urine, and colds"--for" sale at the store
of the subscriber,‘~a few rods east of the Bridge.
-’ ‘ S'rEi?HEN‘S'1f. Joiiiv.
- 16 3111
Norwalk, June l6_.
, ,0.-heap Gi°oceroe.9.*
THE subscril_iers have onliaiid a general as-
soiftmelit of Groceries, which they will sell
low for Cash or Céuntry firoduce. -The iollowing
articles comprise apart, ‘viz --- _ \ . ~
Jamaica, St. Croix and New-England Rum,
Cogniac Brancly, Holland and Pierpont Gin, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, P.earl'_ash.; plug andpaper
Tobacco, brown and lump Sugar, Young I-Iyson,
Hyson-skin andiSouchong Tea, Spanish and Ben-_
gal Indigo, Copperas, Allum, Colfce, best SQllll1-
crn Flour. Mess Po_rk, N utmegs, Cinnamon;
Rice, Szc. 8tc. _ , _ _ .
Lz’kcwz'se—-A small assortmeritof Dry Goods,
'among‘which are Domestic and Imported Ging-
hani_’s;' Cotton Cassimere, striped Floreutine,Mer-
sailles Vcsting, A__n_ierican'an_d steam-loom S_liirt_.
ing. 8:6. 5:6. &_c.‘ I BCRRALL 8: Tnomns.
S/ate of~.Comzecticut,s " -
1'‘air_/i'rId County, , i fl"
Court of Common Pleas. ./Ifzril Term, l82l.'
Ul’ON'lhe petition ‘of’ ELI B. BENNETT,‘ of
Norwalk in said County, against Zalmon
Hrtigford and others, praying to foreclose cértain
mortgaged premises situate in said ‘Norwalk, déi‘
scribed in said petition on file-—-It appearing to
this Court that ZaImon’Hahford,0he of the respon-
dents, is residing out ofthis state ;;It is‘ therefore
ordered that said Petition be continued to the term
ofthis Court‘to.be holden at Danbury, within and
for. .said~County, on the third Tuesday of No-
vember next .;_''and that‘ notice. ‘Of the’ pendency
of said Petition be givenrto the said Zalmon Han-
ford, by inserting this ordcriin the 'Norwalk Ga- _
zette; a paper printed at said Norwalk, for three ,
weeks successively, at least six weeks before the .
sitting of. said Court; and that threeweekly pa’-t .
said Zalmon Hanford, at his place of residence,
at Brutus, in the state of New-York, ’
21 By order‘ of Court,” , . y ' ‘
- ' . DAVID BURR, Clerk.
' Slat: of Conricct:'cut, '
Fair;/ield County, E '
Court._of Comm.a2zVPZe_aa, .2!/zril Term, l82i.- —
UPON the petition of Pusan COMSTOCK of
Norwalk, in said county, against Jose/iii
Nor’:/mi/2' and mfi, praying, to foreclose certain
mortgaged premises, described in said petition :
It appearing to. this Courtfthats the-said Jase/I/z
Nortlzrofi is out ofthis State, it‘isjtherel'oi'e order-
.ed_ that said petition be continued to the next
term. ofthis Court; to beholden at Danbury with-
in and-V for said county, on the third Tuesday of
88.
of said petit_’ion'be.'giv_e'n.to the said ..‘Vov"t/zrgn/1 by.
inserting thisorder. in the No:-walk _G'c}Zt=11f_>s 3
Paper printed at said Norwalk, three, weeks ouc-
ccssively, at least six weéks before the _§.itling 95
said Court." By,:ordcr ofC,ourt.’ _ _ - . p , ‘
3 2! ’ « ‘ DA'v1.r.> BUM» ‘Cletls-.
‘ ii; _ . ‘L0bsters- . . . .
T HE.»SllbScl‘ibCl? will keep asupplr OT I:-Olislers
_ at the Landihg of »,E.D.‘I~Io.y-t...0" Samrdalfsa
through lhe..se‘a.son. VVELBB.
N0r.Walk,: June 4th..,_~.;_.:.g. ;-: if “ i ‘
l?
mu.
4.. .
v
‘ll
flu ngfall2blc;rcmcd Iie::*:saItIi1zcit‘ii‘z—‘s“‘stt
- For-s-.11. om Lei, S L
. conitainiiig 7 acres of good land, suitable for Pas-.
exp:mse'of ‘ its-root's _ _ M
- ffwgfi 7inse'étsi°'iltfislipilrticularply-_recom:
' ‘for"fPe8l5'll§‘Pl‘ll“bif‘°h°filY:3Il9l ‘ml?’ ’5“..mi.‘. ‘ 7»
.._.._.:..._..._
t _ From 'r7ze,JV¢%D- York §lmC7iCli71i
INDIAN BIOGRAPHY. .
¢ Jllarlcflze/roar Indian, -w/iaoc uhmtorfed1‘iz‘iiid,- ‘
‘ {ices Godin clouds, oriliearsliim ifi tlie_;1i,z'n'd.‘.=~}. :
The following -sketch of the life and .cl_'iaracrer
Ofzan Indian ‘warrior isyat lcustrdcserying of,-the ‘
frail memorial. o_f‘ajpubiic Journal. ..§grmét’e V
Brat/ier was-a distinguished" 't;hie.l}ofSent:c:__i_‘
tribe. He is now no more--but tire-_.ingfhory,:of
even savage worth deserves to be from
the waste of oblivion. _-‘Indian biography, is not
often presented to the public.‘ '_l‘he._virtues _r‘ijl':-the ‘
savage out-live the; giaveionlyi in their.»effects.'--.
His heroism is remembered; not-by the%gcpera- gt
lions of his own tribe who succeeded him, but by " ‘
the posterity of his enemies, who have felt the
vigor of his arm... «_T‘o such, biographers’. is the:
memory of Farmer’s Brother consigned. «Like
Brandt and Red Jacket, and,_'I_‘ecumseh,,hc.'was ;
the foe of white r_rien.. But unlike them, his.lil'e'
w_as unstained by tre"acliery' or dishonor. _‘
The name he assumed was altogether arbitra-
ry. , F armeifs Brother was__a war.i‘ior-,--.-H<_:_,spurri-
ed agriculture and the arts of civilized life, .-In —
his l'rie_ndships he was ardent and.sincerc---in his
eiimities, inveterate and lerocious. ' Waijwas-his
trade—-his palace the ggloomiest thicketof .the;_f_qr-‘
est. lie was brave in fight and wise in _council.
ning, and intcmperancc was .a vice which.lie't_i’e.v-
or was guilty of. He was born a prince-With
legitimacy as sacred asany of the potentates of ‘
Laybach, hesurpassed, them in all those noble
qualities that adorn mthe _‘grcat and _dig’n_ify,thc
brave. , His cloquencewas manly and comm_a_nd- -
ing.’ Itdirf not, indeed, possess the fire and sub’-
limitywhich distinguished that of his compact»;
but the superior‘ weight-of his charactc_r gave-,hi'm
a transcendant infiuencein the councils of his
tribe. Farmcr’s ‘Brother and Red Jacket wore
chiefs of the Six Nations. Thgygwére competit-
ors for savage glory. They held an equal sway,
but trod an unéqual course. Red Jacket ’s_'urv'iv‘es,
but his fame is tarnished by cowardice, inte.mVp_e-
rance and treachery." It was only ‘at; the {confu-
cil tire’ that he shone prc-eminent. Thcre, in-¥~
deed, he was great. The belittling‘ simplicity. or
his name did not seem to detract from thespian-
dours of‘ his eloquence. '_ _';," ..
More than thirty years ,hav_eiroll,cd. aw_ay_,_since-
a treaty was held on the beautiful acclivity that
overlooks __the Canandyaigua lake. The witnesses
of theiscene will never lorget the powers of na-
tive oratory. Two days had passed,_aw‘ay in ne-
lands. The contractwas supposed to be‘ nearly"
completed, when Red Jacket arose. With the
grace ' anddigniiy of a Roman Scnator,.‘he.d,.fc,w
his blanket around him, and with a piei'cirig eye
surveycd'_ the multitude. _All was liuslied-5,-s-
Nothing intcrposedto break the _sil_ence,“save. thjie
gentle rustling of the treetop, under whosgshadc -
they were gathered. After it long and sf:__t'=.niii,
speech in allow voice andisenteutiousstyles?S Ri-
sing gradually-with the subject, he dejpicted the
primitive simplicity and happiness of his ,iiat';onf,
and the wrongs they had sustainedfi'om then-
surpations of white men, with su_gli,a,,,bold,,but
faithful pencil, that every auditor was soԤn-_r9used
to vengeance, or melted into tears. T he .'t;§_l‘::‘ct
iniralion and sympathy had 8_ul_)sided,'the‘whitc
me'ii"eeca,me alarmed. 4' They were iiithe liéargi
of an.Indian' country, suri'oundéd-'byi__'rno_re,{bag-
"ten times their nurrib§.i_1 who wer'c.inflained,l$y";t,li';_c_j ‘
re*.nembran_ce of their _injuries,_,and excited to in,-
less gaze upon ithcfvhotrdesproiind ifA;'B9d
from the’ chiefs might be the 'ons'et;7’»of, destruce
lion‘.
Brother. interposed. :?I'i’e§_}jrepliEd notjo‘ -~
or chief, but withasagacity truly aboriginal,‘~ be
caused a cessation of the council-—introduced
good cheer, comin'endéd_ the "eloquence-of -Red
J acket',"and beforleftlie méeting had .r,€<‘lsseinbled,
erated the fury éfihis nation toga more salutary
reviéw of 'tlie'ques'tio‘ii_b<':fo'rc them.’ __Sufli_ce itto_
say, the treaty w_asl'_‘conclud’c'd, an.d_ft_he_,wcs_térn_ ‘
district of New-York atp‘-$‘¥.1_i_'S_ day’ dwesi.i,iVto‘_sin:‘i_§l[.
portion of its power’ar_id;"infiuence-toilhcygcpiingg
‘cils of a‘ sav‘ag'e_,"i.‘n' co‘mpai'is9n'.‘w‘it.li'whom _‘,','l_'1'
genius, heroism, virtue, or any '0'-_h’e,.lf -,<_l1lll..'l¢‘1.','i‘Y\;.!.l1,.t'4!_<‘»"
can adornithe b'auble"ofajdiadé:m,iiot_oiily{’ ,éo'r’ge'1.
IV. and 'i.ouis,,le Desii-'e,bu't the G,glrm'a'n _«_
ror and the Czar of Muscovy, alike: dwindle into;
insignilicance. . ' i ' I i
mt
Froni at/1? zitbanii "¥?!<.I.~'c6:i?1?.'=?=.-. 7 7 ..
Indian’ D:z'.r,r:iit'gi]‘I?-—_Sc\ieralA y’earsva_g‘o,‘__at’a'..‘trcaty$ «
held with some Indian tribes. at in'cenii_e,s,
ana, at which the celebrated 'l,ecum.sgf,_h,\vas‘p§eg__
‘ sent, ‘Gen. ‘Harrison acted as one 'of,th'e:coinfnis_-'
sinners on the part of our governmentff
er had been erected in a field adjoining."m'e ‘fow'n_'_
for the meeting of the parties. Before the Conn,-I.
cil was opened. Gen. Harrison. lian‘dcd',.s¢;_lv2;§ra‘l:
chairs t"3'”tlie Am’eric'an oliicers and gentleiiienl,
warrior thrust it aside, and surveying thos‘e_.a—f_
round him, with a mingled expression: of prideify
and conpgmpt, threw himself in a reclining pcs-V
tosoothe hini,'an'd‘through the intei'pi‘éter, urea";
him whether he intended to oifeiicl’ his ‘Great F a-
ther}: ‘ MY. father ‘.'-‘said the in'<lig!l:i!lflf_C.!!l€f“-f_ '
i,h,,~sug'is’;3.my Fat}}fe_r,"and' the'EA'n'_rH 15“!-’l;Y I
3
mm. s W“! rural *1“
sorn." ‘ y _ _. ,,
J.’
. Preservation of Fruit *- Trée.e.-It is said that ‘ex-. _
hausted Ta'nner’s"Bark, ..spread over the? roots‘of.':'
trees," in quantities of_from_lialf,j to‘ two'a‘n“d'a l_ial_f"j
bushels,‘ ‘according .t<‘s_"1‘he sizegof the trecAand“§l}%¢lii
,-is ‘San effectual p'r§se;r;.ya’tio&rii"‘:::'
ii For sale. at the.
.Th”-I arr1i=l.'e\fi°*¥‘ WV’? “F - _'T°.“’?i"‘-““l ”
~=yer:rs.-_ - i t‘ "
I
His soul disdained the usual arts of savage cuir- . _
gociation with the Indians for a cession of their ' ,
_'but not an unmeaiiing pause, ,he'comménccl:_l_ his“ 5-
was inexpressible. Bu_t ere the emotions ofgad-y ’
I‘
dignation by the elo.qufence_5f._a favorite Cl‘li(.‘.:f'.f‘-
. Appalled and ter_i1ilicd,thc w.hite.,m.erig5:ast a~che’e’r-
At that por.t,ent,oii's 'mbment,‘:.fFarmcVrfs'-. -
with the.aid'ofo_th'e_r prufdent chic,fs,l.he'h'ad mod;-l ’
who were present, b_el"o_re ;he’ol’l'ered_one’ _
cumseh. On handing him‘ one. the ‘haughty-.3 -
lureon the ground; Gen. Harri§‘on"€n.d63V0l‘€3f.'
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