' ' :li".;;tv7.9.. 3/1?--3.?-‘J.-‘f”‘."1\! léhgtlia 4:?!‘-"l*3t*E=.:ll1alfi fills 7'-‘l!‘*l
. ',_’.i;.-f£»’_.’.°_tf. :'..=t*.~ay hi‘s;fam,ily._ . "_Infot‘tna‘ion.‘h.i;:ing .gty::??
* etf'l're'e"negroes;
X ,_,en:‘to-jlc\'i.r_.‘ 0‘l_i,ve_r,E-that Beunet.was~in ._Genevij€v‘e,‘5
d»:-warrant, to ihe sheriff, Mr. F;*V'’alie,’
,. ig_ptly‘took_th,c,accused into c_ustody, after
e‘r_e ‘t‘fe'tt‘_conter; . During. the, afffays Bennet-’-s
-, c .’ pttfetnpted ‘to. s’_lt_oot"Mr._ G. _A._ Bird,_wh_o aid-
. _-ed, t_he‘js'h"e‘rit‘l‘,: btit.t'lxefpg,,tol' was takengfrom her
‘ wjt,ii‘out~doing any injury,
C‘ The prisonet‘"will]be
taken into Illinois.‘ ' - r . “
;F;:o-nitfl/_:'e-Dez'awa'rc Gazette. » »
‘ ;;}i7diza[yzin_§-,_~0n the 14th inst. thi-eke warrants
’w‘ereis‘su,’e‘c_l-,-in .“-3u‘s_se-i_;-~_c‘ounty itt this state, against
’ ,.t.‘.,..._.-“.-,‘_s J_ones, _-Jesse Cannon, Joseph Johnson, and
' If 'C_aslin, to replevy ‘l-‘homas Cattlislc, negro,
‘L attoiher :_.> r-.-pfcvy Nocliee Griffith, negro, and the
3 third to replevy Isaac-f%Gt‘ifiith-—n'egt'o. The sher-
iff had also in. hishands two writs to arreiit Joseph
Johnson, onytwo several bills of indictment found
against himseveral years past, for kidnapping oth-
' On Monday morning‘. about 10
o’clock Miles -Tindal and Pttrnall Johnson, two
,- deputy sheriffs with two, r_~three cottstables. and
,,several‘ .otlter‘inhabitants GT-lllat county, went to
' fthg llous_q_olf '.,l‘t:‘j.-.3s'e Cannon',1"';i:tuate in Nortlt West
_€I"'oi'diI._ V(l._,3l“.?:.§iglli::ji&,?'».i..l-lllll a few hundred yards of the
” Maryla‘ execute their writs. There
V"!-h'ey'\l'ound Johnson and Cannon. At first John-
son t-hr.eatene,d«to shoot‘ any person who should at-
tempt to-enter the house or to arrest him. After
a little parley, Johnson, ‘findmg. that the oflicers
were tg:letertt3ined at all risks to have him, surren-
dered. y.Tlte house was opened, and alter secur-
‘ing John_so_n,, they searched for the three negrocs
‘menti_ott_ced- in the writs of rcplevy. They found
‘the neg/roes, and ten; others, all confined in the
house, ‘and son_te‘of them in irons. waiting the
, -arrival of a vessel for transporting them to some
- of'the'-southern states‘. John_son and the negroes
._w’efre_.all- taken to Geot'getotvn-the {same tnor'ning..
lohttson was irttmedi‘-.tt'ely committed to prison
and sec‘ured”by irons. °He hada long time elud-
ed the_o.fiicers, and more than once when they, un-.
'arined, hadmet him, he. had kept them off by fire
arms. ‘He generally -.vt:nt prepared for action. On_
this occasion he‘ was tultetrby surprizc. Two guns
were -found inhis l‘b0l’il,. l)|.lt they were bbtlt un-
loaded. , Johnson is a stout. active. athletic man,
arvery deterrnined fellow, and said to be long vers-
jet! in" this kind of lraflic. . .
. _ From the1l'IvhlrralHerald. ‘
‘Exlraordiizary Ziscafzc--I.:tst_\Vedttes(lay night,
a_ch_iefin the village’ of the Lake ofthe two Mous-
‘tains’, when going to bed, incautiously struck a
lightedcandle against the waittscoat of a garret
wltere he, and his household, amounting to eigh-
'teen_ persons had retired ‘to rest. After some
tittte,§thl:_ tallow by which the c.tnr.lle adhered,
melting, it fell down,‘ unfortunately, into a basket,
tvllere there" was a bag, containing’ about .5 lbs.
— .guttpo\vdet'. The consequence -was an immedi-
ate explosion, which blew oh‘ the roof, rent away
the_‘sides, and, in a word, -reduced the house to
splinters. By such an accident‘, one would ex-
pect thatmany were killed and wounded; but it
_‘was_ qu_i_t‘e._tl1_e reverse ; ‘for not _a single, person,
A -.__1‘gA;’;94.,,‘>-*i_3._géJ‘t_..tvere_blowt1_ outofan ‘upper "story to the
dist_attce'of.30 yards, was injuretl trtaterially. The.
C_hief.'»(.-whose name lS”.l.‘4C0i? Commandant,) a-
lighted on his fuel. in’ a canoe on the Beach,wt_hro’
which his legs pe'netratcdf'as l':ras'tlte anclédiattd
" ‘held him.f.ast, as it were in the stocks.-—There
he was ..found by ,some_ of the inhabitants, ininex_-
pressiblc terror," imagining ‘his situation. to have
-pro'ceed'e,d from some malicious demon,whoso exit
and entrance, had destroyed his house. A child,
-who wassleeping‘. -with its head near the basket,
'sui’l'ered ttoother vhu't‘t\’than_having his hair singed,
"audio ctownlall the leather bag‘, containing Slbs
more of gunpowder, andlying in the same basket,
.v.msjlt5'...su near the house unexploded.
, from (lie J\’2'zua7'k Eagle.
Dislressing,-.;deolfi.'.—-‘Vs are informed ' that a
respectable 'l'e'm'ale_'died on Wednesday, at Hock-
ensack bridge,‘ in Zconlsequence of drinking cold
water. ‘She tvais on her way from New-Yolk to
this place, and aliglttetl at the bridge to get a drink,
Sfletwvlticltslte instatttlfdietl. ‘We have not'learn- ‘
ed her name, but she lived in New York and had
"with hora child 3 months old. ,
‘ Da2jz'ng‘at'u-.hz/tr to m‘u..rder.—A coldlblooded and
daring attempcupon the life of Mr. Henry Kings-
land. a respectable citizen of Bclleville, was made
on” tVV__C(.ll'lC'S(.lay last, by his son-in-law, George
Campbell, late a mcrchgtnt in‘New-York. The
circumst,ance,s, asielated to us, are nearly these :
. Mr. Kingsland, considering the intemperate hab-
i_ _i its of his son-in-lam’, and about to make a dispo-
sition of his propertyiby will, had expressed his
'¢letet'mi_nation of placing that portion of it which,
he intended forCampbell’s wife but of the control
of her prolligate husband ;-Campbell, dissatisfi-
‘ ‘ed with this‘ arrangement, i'mme'<liatelyt_hreatened
" toztakehis father in la‘\t=.‘_'°-i’llf8a (doubtless in order-
to prevent the‘ execution of the will,) and accor-
< ,: . dingly on \Vednesclay afternoon secreted himself
t
~ '_liackensack.
in"a‘.tlticlt“et near the meadow where,l\'lr. Kings-
land was ‘giving directions to his workmen, inten-
when’ 'he__:.should pass that way, to shoot
§=,i,',;‘,1 in La few’ minutes Mr. Kingsland started
_:for.7lti_s.‘lioiisc, and as he passed the thicket, Camp-
-j[,'¢‘"1l‘fir¢" urwithout effectl; having a double bar-
felled gun; be advanced within about fivelpaces
of Mr. I;{"in‘gsland,- and discharged the contents of
‘ the otl_t,et"'bart'el,'- which entered the‘. left arm a-
bout -3 ihcltes below the -Shoulder joint. A num-
tber of physicians were immediately sent for, and
_ he arm was amputated at the shoulder joint. ll/lr."
gig is about 77.}-cars of age, and, we are informed
. py ,-D;-,, Lee, is as comfortable as could be expect-
ed under cxistittg circumstances. ('-ampbell has
}be_,e,n arrested and is now confined in ‘ the jail at
, - OSAGE m‘tsstoN_. c
,E;tt't'ac_t of aletter f.t'om»Samuel B. Bright, one of
vjgthc l.u_1issioh_a,res to the G_reat Qsages of the
‘_Missou_ri,dated . - . . C
A _"‘ V _ , S'r.'fL,o_.Uts, June 6,.li32l.
' ,!,,.It'evid<ntly app,-.:_ars;tl;at.tuis country,’ [on"the
banks ,of the Mississippi} has been ittltabitcd, per-
1t'aps1tltottsands‘*ol'1years ago, from ctl1e~banl§s_,'ot'
niouvnds tltt-ow_§i tin-in many places, contaimug the
‘ bones qfhuittan beings. Onsome of these mounds
'atf_‘ett’ees_,o'l§ im'rnensc siae. W_eb'uried sister
lN_ewt;ott and llul'=infanl in one of tltese battk_s_,jjand
-digging her grave" ffltttttl some {Of the 310965-
lio_,"__vu it h_ her infant
name bl Christians, 'althoii§_li§ome oftlfemc-areAal-
“fnost-a"s"tgnoran't as tlt'eilJiéast“s_}of.fheforést; ' -,It ,
isprobable the voice olfpriiyefr(_has.sel(lom or e,ve,I‘._
er dear family, with whorn“God in his wise "prov-.
itlencehas ‘cast-my lot, ascended this river; Our"-
situationis *a pleasant one when-we consider the .
great and gloriousobject in wl‘ti,ch‘we_'are engag-
ed, and as we draw near the field of action, I
trust we feel our courage increasing. Vlfe have
been for some months labouring for the welfare
of souls; we have "met with, many people who‘
have scarcely ever. heard of the love’ of God for
sinners. Our ministers. have faithfully preached
"the word. Lay members, both men and women
«have laboured to bring the ignorant to the know-
ledge of a Saviour. it is enough to _make the
heart of aChristian bleed to see the poor degra-
ded Aiiricans_-running like the beasts that perish,
neglected and forlorn. Not one of them can be
-found that can read 5 now and tlten lcfind one that
~r——-w
heart. It is as common for men‘ in_ this part of
the world to carry dirks in their bosoms with the
handles sticking out. as it is to carry a penknife
in Pennsylvania. If some faithful missionary
were to direct his'attentio'h to these scattered parts
ol the west. no doubt but he would be doubly re-
warded for his labors of love.’
‘j~'~,..——
. THE COLU-MBUS, _
, Commanded by.Cosn. Bainbridge, which vessel
arrived at this port from Gibr-altar,, in company
with the U. S. brig -S/tanl‘, Capt. Elton, on Sun-
dayllast, is perhaps,’ the largest ship of’the line,
thatever sailed in the,European seas, under the
,Ai’:tet'ican flag. ' Sltevjiifsjabottt 2,400 tons burtlten,
accotdingto the tts,ualTineasut‘entent, and carries
64- guns on her gut‘tlde“ck, and 36 cannonades ‘on
her quarter deck ‘and fbrecastle. Her comple-
ment of men is 800. She draws 26 feet of wa-
ter, and measures 250 feet in altitude from the
surface of the water to the highest point of her
main-top-gallant-royal-mast head.’ ’
On coming on the coast on"Ft'iday last, the Co-
lumbus met with a school of Mackerel, which
followed the ship all day; in'the_c_out_'se;of which
period, they caught the unparralleléd number,
according to an estimate, o_f -l2,€l0.0 of that fish;
There were near 300 lines used, and'the people
pulled in the‘lish as fast as they could throw their
bait into the water. One of;.the Lieutenants
counted 60_0 Macketel whiclthe caught with his
own hands. , ' v ‘
The Columbus has brought out many rare
plants, birds and animals.’--Boston Intcll.‘
"'-C9)-—
SINGULAR LAVV CASE. .
At a late court held at Buffalo. N. Y. Z_t"ammy
i Jammy, a Seneca chief, was tried for the. murder
of a squaw, who was accused of tuilcltcraft; The
‘ Republican i’ress,’ states, that, by his counsel,
he put in a fzlea to the jurisdiction ofthe court, in
substance as follows : _ -
i ‘ That lo‘rt-g-‘before the settlement of the late co-
lony of New-York, and‘ long ,before the state of
7New-Yolk became a sovereign and independent
state, ‘theuseneca nation of Indians was a free and
indepen_tlent nation, possessing and exercisingthe
rights and powers of so\et'eignty, among which
they had hitherto always possessed and exercis-
ed, and still possess and lawlully'exei'cise~'the ex-
clusive right to try and punish members of their
‘own nation, for ollettees committed against other
members of the natiot_i.within- their ‘territory, and
pat'ticularly for the ct-i’;tte of _fl'llll'(lel‘ as aforesaid
nisable by the cltiefs, c acltems and principal war-
riors of the natiun,. frbin time to time assembled.
The plea then set forth that the prisoner and the
the nation, and that the offence stated in the _in-
dicttnent was committed within the ter'ritory‘be-'
longing to the Senecas, and concluded in the us-
ual form, with a prayer whether the courtof 0)’-.
er and 'l'ertnine't; could or would take any further
cognizance ofthe matter." A '
and tendered an issue to the countr_v, in which the
prisoner joined, and a jury was sworn : to try the
same. beveral witnesses, among wltotn wasthc
celebrated Red Jacket, gave testimony to support
the prisoner’s plea. The jury. by their verdict,
returned that the allegations contained in the pt-is-.
dnet-’s plea are trfue. A motion was made to ar-
rest judgment, and the whole proceedings will be
brougltt before the st:
Albany for its decision. _ _ ~
hf§="One oftlte editors ofthe Albany Argus was
present at this ttiul, and gives the following amus-
ing particulars zhat occurred. The wotttan had
been regularly tried and condemned as a witch,
and the Indians contended that the alledged mur-
derer acted as a minister of justice, in compliance
"with the law established frotn time immemorial.
‘ 'l‘he$t'idicule_ which this doctrine of witchcraft
excited among those who were present, was re-
sented tvariiily by the cltiels and warriors -;,and
Red Jacket, upon being told of the absurdity ofa
belief in witchcraft,indignantly exclaimed,‘Whatl
do you dettouttce us aslfoolsv and bigots, because
_we still continue to believe what you yourselves
sedulously in_culcat'ed two centuries ago? Your di-
vines have thundered this doctrine from the pul-
pit--) our judges have pronounced it from the
bench--your courts have sanctioned it with the
‘foitnalities of law--and you wouldnow punish our
untottutnate brother for adherence to the super-
stitiott"§'_‘oi' his fathers 1 Go to Salem l__ Look at the
records of your govert_tment,and you will find hun-
drcds cxecuted.ior- the very crime which has call-
ed" forth the sentence of condemnation upon this“
, Wtlman. 'vVhat'ltave our brothers done more tltan
the _rulers of your people have done‘? and what
crime has this than committed .by,e’xec'uting the
laws__'of his country 8:-the injunctionsof his God 2
usages of _.the Indians in such cases, attd, it ap-
peared that the womun had been tried and execu-
ted after their mant_ter._ j ‘. Red Jacket, the princi-r
"pal ofthe pagan pat-ty, presented .ltimself to take
the 9_§t.tlt,',;.,. ancl upon bein{qt'test,ionatl ‘whether he.
,l)_t:,l_l,li,‘-.:t'£'t,3_.C.l.§'i;l?tl.‘a‘Supreme Being, and in the doctrine’
oli-ré'wa’rds. and punisltments, fixed-his ‘fiery eye
Uupon tlte_._qucstioner, and replied---‘ Yes'l€'mucl‘1
8:. . .. ,s'§td"fi¢.a-!‘i-5l‘“'?‘1"9°‘
;t6‘wn._-is place is be; ittha_b- _
:.-it¢d,5 'fn’+tnany placesijhyg‘. people _-b'.e'aring ,.the .
been heard in these. Westetti [w'ilds _béfor,e this ea,’ . _..
‘}Ve.l are informetl tltat".-his dog’ felltoverboard, and
he Jumped in after h-im,»ma_kin'g the remark that
elegant grass bonnet, in imitation of the Leghorn
_macl<', N . H. after bg:_ing_several days.exhibtted in
_ 30tlt‘ult. for Fifty Dollars.
can talk of ‘the love of Go_d,;and of a change of -
. head just above the corner of her right eye, frag-
I ' lured the bone,
committed ; \vltir;h[oli'ehces_ were exclusively cog-- ‘
deceased were and altvsys ltad been members ot A
Tltcdistticl attorney denied tltefacts in his plea, -
‘the shortest notice.
preme court next month at -
tau//jzly of GOODS, among which are the following
- White and black worsted Hose Stripedlean .
Evidence was adduced‘ toshow whatwere the. .
‘ li3'¥’¥?l?r?‘il79§’5.T§r3s '
, ~ I '
st
’* ui{t”'3l;" ‘......t.t..;~.;.‘t.
pairs.-true’:-out LTNIOEF-‘ '1 .:‘*zs..-in
nbttter vi‘vi:‘_‘el&;—'-' "
.E- D:--'f,i<§Y1'.$€iS.-9rt- C
.Ea_>t-Sid T’.-'.l_?;-, Ii-ii'nci_t."i.l'wo‘o,'cl’,'-at n’a:iv'e’.’f.¢r
l-Inlltaalldlately a'res'ident in'Stam.ford, was drown:
ed in‘ the North"-Rive‘t" ottthé i2;'th cult. 'whil_e on
ltlajpassage from Cold »Spring_ t:o,._Ngew-York.-
hehad as have be drowned
dog 3 . . _ . i I.
Who will now wear at Leghorn Bonnet .?—An
-himself a§ to’have his
straw, made bythe Misses Bernaps, of Merri-
Boston for -inspection, was sold at auction on the
i The bohpet present-
ed to the. eye a suface almost equal in sm‘uothnes§
to a woven’ _i'abric. - *
Q?l£T‘2l3*"lM.ight not some of our young ladies
emltloy tbetfnsel-ves full as profitably in braiding
this glass“. it jtipspittning a certain species ofyarn,
of no profit to—»_t_hemselves or parents?
‘James Butler, Cashier of the P_henix Bank
Bmnch at Litchfieldg l-as been removed from
M5 055%: in cbttsltiquettce of overdrawing his ac-
count‘ to the amount of something like $30,000 I!
. . Melancholy accident.--A young lady in New-
York was.acci_dentally shot on the 30th ult. by a
young than who fired a pistol at her, not knowing
it wasloadcd. The ball struck her in. her fore-
, t
c glanced off, and fell on the floor.
’l_;he”brain was not injured, and hopes are enter.
tained ofher recovery. ~ ’
Suicide.-—A man calling himself Peter Davis,
who stole a largefllock of sheep a week or two
since, and sold them in Newburgh, committed
suicide by taking opium, after her was commit-
ted t_0 prison. _, A
A young man of Marlborough, England, late
ly became d_epre_ssed in ‘mind, in consequence of
,the repeated predictions ofa person that he would
d_ie by his'_ own hands; he was heard to say, that
ifsuclt was to be his cnd,_he might as well go out’
of the world at once, and under» this imprcssiom,
he cut his throat. '_l'.he wound, however, did not
prove fatal ;_bnt tlteidreadfupl predictiott still prey-
ed on his spirits, and a few (lays ago, he cltargcd
a c_ow’s ltcfrta. with powder and ball, and holding a
lighted can_t_ll_e_ to oneend, blew out his brains.
Pro/z}’zec§:'....ln.the 17th century.it was predict-~
ed by an as_tt'ologet'. in Europe,[tha't the.-year I822
would be fatalto the Turkis-h_. etnpire-present
appearattces. in: th:.tt.. quarter . fore'bode the fulfil-
ment of this prediction. . _ _ '.
'Cald__-wa'ter.-4-Every season some fatal accident
happens from drinking cold water when overheat-
ed. Rinse ‘your mouth. and tziuas/2 your. wrists and
forc'l'tcad_'brf}2_1fe you drink. This precaution should
never be llc__t,'lt':clc(l.. '
It has lately been discovered that charcoal will
counteract the "effects of arsenic. -
E° We would inform our correspondent from
Stamford. that we do not ‘ love the gay fanldstié
dance,‘ altltough it may ‘ cltarm I/zc dull round Q;
his :'{/2.9.9 ‘drearirtess-.’ ' ‘ __ “' '
---a-a-u-nah:-‘.2:-‘A-:::-Q-3t:--3:.‘-can-—-———
. M.4tc_RtELt, ‘
In New-‘York. on the Slst ult. 1\rIr.Ddniel Hath-
away to Miss Elizabeth Yllcad of V_'Vilton. _ A
‘In Weston, on Sunday the -29th ult, Capt. Jalm
Carver of. this place, to-Miss .r1mz‘Gray, of the ,
former place. ‘ _ - . . - ‘
_ _ DIED,"
' In this town, on "the 2d inst.'Widow-—-— l'V_/uz-
Icy, aged: 77.‘, '4 y . ,
Ftmivcts L. HEDENBERG.
. V (Fxoztr JV-'£ttr- l’.o}_t1c,)
Has just commenced the
Copper, Brass, 8;‘ Sheet-
Ironl Marzufactofy, »
’./It l/zc stand lately occu/tied by Illr. E VANS, in Albr-
-zoalk, a few rods east of tile 1}rz'dge,.
_ .VVhere all orders to the above branches of
business, shall be punctually attended to.‘ _
}"**"“ Hatters’ Colottt-ing and Plank Kettles, _Dis-,
tillers’ Stills and Worms made and .,tnended, at.
Tin,
All kinds oftin and sheelt-iron work made and
Int’:-ncled in the-neatest mattner. _ t _ . _
;t:’;°"Also-—-Brass Kettles bottomed, and Cop-
per Tea-kcttlestintted.fi . . . -
’Norw'alk‘,'Aug. 7.
Eli‘ B. Bennett,
H148 just returned front JV'e1a- York «wit/zla new
23tt‘
articles :-- .
X'l‘RA superfineblue and black Cloths
W Comtnon and blue. do. . ’
Superfine blue and black Cassimeres
Silk, Florentine and Mersailles Vestings
Sattinets, Canton C-rapes ’
Black, blue and crimson Bombazetts
Irish Linen Power Loom Shirting ,
Steam Loom Shirting Waltham-do
F urni-t~ut‘e Calico, Sarcenet Cambric
Domesticlsheeting 8: shirting
Bedtickings, .Gall00!_l_ binding
Carnbric Muslins I _
Fine -and common book Mus tns
Flttggiand silk hhdkfs. . bla’ k“-do,
Domestic and-imported Ginghatrts
~Men's.beaver gloves ‘
Ladies’ kid andsilk _do% Cotton balls.
Green Florence . Green 03023; '
Black tabby Velvet Figured Rattnet’
Dressed andtundressed Cahcoes Floss '.c_otton
Large and small-cotton Shawls do. do. stlk
Dimity _ ‘
Cotton Cassimere ‘ .« , ~
First and second quality coat and vest buttélls
Black-Italian Crepe . ‘ ; ‘ . ..
‘Figuredd Book and Jaconet Nlusltfl-‘L - .\ '
.4 - . . GROCERIES. . .‘ -.
c ._Jamagcg,, st_.C,.0ixy-aljd-Ni j.-3, R-um, holland
c;,,.,,(;ogniac 1;,-amcty, :'14‘¢;nert-fie and-‘Pact-Wttte
Ojd‘ Hvson, .y0u,,g fiygon, H ysonsktn
chotig Teas, .-Brown ‘att"<l'l0mP 30,381‘, Molasses,
Plug 8:-‘paper ’l‘obact:bI.S°‘5‘l’»_ Cf““.dl°5t Al9.P,'°"-’
Pepper,«Ginger,Nutmegs.-'«C1"“a!“9“t "3'l3.5_l.‘!
Starch, sit... Salt, 'shavi'_t_1g soars‘ Choctelatsa‘ 33,95.
'Codfish. ‘Ste.-8tc. ' A ' ' ’ " '
more than the white men, we.atfe’to
their act,ions.’-—-Niles’. Register. '
judge‘ by
' Loop oasiw;D.,_K,N§sti,i inas-
-41.
‘received by th'e‘m'astet;on'board,'or by j A -»
W... J, s.......e..
Nocwalk, Aug. 4. l ‘C ‘
Grammar of Rhetoric
istry ;
to Broad’-Glotfi, .1.Cas.9z'ni¢re,- 'Sa'lIiizet,
Blanketing,,Fla,7gnel.t» if-'4'.’ . ; '
the full width, if requested, and done cheaper and
better than at home. . Wool.will belcarded‘ for (1
cents the..:pound, (cash..) Wool and Cloth may
be left in Norwalk, at the store of Mr. E. B. Ben.
net! or Dauchy 8: James, from -whe’ttcc~it.wi,ll be
One
‘RAN AWAY from,-the subscriber on the '.
of inst. July, a-black girl, named ’B§:a§y
Brown, aged 15 years.~ This is to forbid lallfp*e;~.
sous tt'ust.ing.or employing her under the jpenally
of the law. . ' ‘ " ‘
Racnst'—Bt_gustt.
Stanwich, July «26, 1821. ' '1‘ - :
u
I-IE‘. .Village.of Maxiendorpt, a novel, in
Vols-’ by Ann Maria Porte't;;'Ja'mie”son-;,
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(ele ‘ ntly en“ raved)"
53 iota.“ ,
Aug 7th‘. '~
Norwulk Woolen
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met with heretofore,
nity to inform his frien,ds.‘t_liat he has agaijn’__égn’;.
menced the Manuficturing BZ1_'sin'etts,'-"tit; his old"
Establishment, about two miles.nortlt-pftblorwalit‘
~ Landing, on the main road to Danbtjry,wh"er'e.h'e
is ready for the reception ofall kJnd3_:(1fAwI5O]§—..
As he has put his Marhinery in complete order,
and procured one of the first rate workmen t‘nilt"e'
County, he’ flatters himself that _a gepgral-5§(ig..
faction will be ' l '
play, him.
HE sobscriber acknowledges to tl_t‘e_“_‘j)'t;jtblic-
the, ‘liberal encouragement” ,w‘hicli_ ' he 'has
813d‘ tlow ta.ltes},this.'epportu-
given tofall those that sge fi_t['to orna-
Wool may be tnatiufactured into
the fleece,’ eitlternn shares -or by_ the‘ yard...-.as
‘best suits the c‘ustomet'--It‘t'néy, also be mcadé _jin.
. _ C.“"fl.9.’.fl’3'v
Blankets m‘?! be ’w'ove:~;- .
taken, and returned immediately. . ..
N‘. B. Cotton and. Linen Yarn colored indigo
blue-—wat'ranted permanent} ‘Also, Gentlemen
and Ladies’ Coats -'scoured‘free from
spots. or dyed over again--Silks and C_~r’ap‘esTdy- "
ed and dressed-to an
Woolen Yarn will ‘alto '-be received .'for the pur-
pose of ‘being wove into plain‘ Cloth or Catilsimere,
tttfiiizise and‘
sample, excepting scarlet.
Sattinet, Blanketing,‘o'r Ctirpetting.
, Gmttktfrr 111. Nuwtgme‘. ‘
Norwalk;-August I. ‘ ' _ 23,4 _
~II€IRSEilArtiller‘yman’s. Uttitorrig,
"anon inquire -st«=tlie-G:atzett7e:.:()Bice.. 1; \
‘ khig
‘tween 18 and l9'years'of.age'; about-5 'ft.,-.8‘.inch'-
es high; light cornplexion,»?'lig_l_tt hair, light blues.-
-eyes, and large nose :_ wore away long‘ L,ondo_’n?
brown coat and pantaloons, black-cass_iinetie :-_vje‘s.t',
and a napt hat: he alsotook some arlticlcs ’of'cl’o'-'
thing with him. \.V,lt‘oé_ver will take
and return hirnto hisztnaster, sl1all.'.roceiveLfithe’aA ‘
bove reward. - All persons. are ~fotil5id‘ harboiiing,‘
trusting, employihg, or paying" him ,w‘ages,=oni'
the strictest penalty of the law : also, all ma"ste‘I:5.'
of vessels are cautionedagainst conveying .s_a‘id
runa_way to any port whatever. / -
iroiif-is-.tI.‘ta.*;.:' ,
plete.-‘--Also3'__=_L Ga-.~. .- .I.f.0'l’.i_‘t17_I‘_(’:li’¢§if-:"lfff__'(‘;_I?:i_;[lf_v.'-‘ t
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N. B. ‘If the aboveart'icles a,re;not.‘sgTrl“
.- ~,.
- ._l_tlly'- 3]. A I
Five, Cettits Re.ward}.' -
the public sign post in Norwalk,’at §}jo’éloc_ltt..P.'M.
.RA.N AwAYrr_om the st.,t»;.¢,r’_i‘be,r;'ts:..tt.:.-,'2;ts_';.
inst. ‘an indented," apprentice to the S/l0.,€'.l'lI‘1¢“(
busigzeeo, by. the name. of AC/talrles ‘Whitnegjbc;
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» — ‘DAVID. C‘utcnes"rzn..
New-Canaan,Jttl}' 23.1821. "22 '
—TI1E HU_BIDREDtWOND1l§ifS or‘
. .,cIt.ocxE.RY,——-A, ggéhtéital-iss§rt§iit=§7.f4' "5 ‘-
t*-N0.%»t-1-t.s»=s- 7+ - < ‘ - n s
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One Cent Reward.
AN AVVAY;-from the su‘bsct\ibe.r on the (itli
inst. an indented a‘pprenti_c'e to the Black-
smith‘ ‘business, -by the name of Harvey Keel;-‘r,
between .19-'and120-years of age. p Wlio.t:‘ve‘.rf‘;wi_|_]c
return him to _ the‘ subscriber shall ‘rec_eiv‘_e;:thi:'n_‘a-“
bove t'eward,b’nt‘no charges." All? persons aw:
forbid harboriilg, tt"usting,-or employing said boy.‘
‘on penalty of the law. . A r 4 ’ \ ‘- ‘
PHII.liIP"DAUcH.Y, 2d.
Ridgefield, July 24, I82 _ _ N _
FIE jlourt of Probate for the district: of DE)-
- bu_ry has limited=six months fC0m3l»his.date:
DANIEL _.CttAt-zttlttv, Ad_mi,nis-
DANIEL Sltut-'ottn, .-tra'tot's.'
-"Redding, July 25. 1821-.. -22 '
Wonders the A
‘ ow Pttblishing'-,- t.y.;:_..t. ;BAfi‘s:_¢.ontt
3‘ ‘$9.5-.t..\.
~ -~ Booksellers, VN8W4Hl:3“l7ACn9 Q.’ A ., ' X;
i I ' vtttrit-{Wot/tI.n‘,_c
_ and of the Three R'ingdatns-qf_1N‘aturB’5-'’' .
"Described according-to‘ the best andxlptest author-‘ ‘
ities, and illusirated by ,ep’gr‘av,t;g¢s.,
Subscriptions received at the S§_0l'§~‘. ftbe 505'
scriber, where may be seen‘ the §§'?§1El§'t’l1’.I1'(§1*|._0'."“
Contents of th'e.W0t'k- ’
""P.'PIt;1'(,’gl*;‘-;.‘i;;..
July23, l82l.' ’ A V " ‘-_
Books um rsTaTIt)NARY-
. tLLIMAN'S Travels"v1n".Eitglands"H0ll§l1'§iy_
~ and Scittland’; Cicero. de‘ 0r.atore*s. (7!.¢e.It*7.‘: ‘
‘vAmericaofi
Dwight‘;
P. ‘PRICE. 1.1.2:.
Goodrich’s Greek (.‘-ta't'ijtI‘tat?; Brdivnfs ., ‘
Concordance-3' Pilgrim's ‘Progress ;~ .a;t‘ft‘u.e’rican-‘“"‘
orator; School Certificates ‘
Ink Powder, Quills, &c. .lf‘a’r sol; lly‘P;PR
. ter.,sa‘ts for Catskill _l1:'all-‘Y5 - C
on Tuesday the_’28th—ln’st.. “Orders for Lumber. ~’
/’ -
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15th of August, they will then be ‘cltspose&,;_.,a_f_at
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for the creditors to the estate of Mory"Hull, l-Late’? " i
of Redding, in said district, ..deceased, to exltibit‘.
‘ their claims against saidiestatc, for settlement. -
Delphini_;"?_Vi-rgil Delvpl1l"l..:i;.1lillY._3i‘qf9?3llMi§E.‘.5' ‘ .
flora ;' v',,-i~.Ro‘maaf;* Paley’s*1\§oral Philosophy.-;.
{quarto Bibles‘, cheap :r P_c_;>cl‘<_et;do- so
.PreC°l?'¥°’ i 75‘°“S3l"“'.’ 9(f3."’.l'l’7‘:‘.'l.l~‘."’ “'
hL3dj¢5,.d§).f0l‘GeIlilel'!i¢hjI)€§}'edl§lt)fl35 R d
Psalms and --H}.'mfl3:‘ ¢,l?S"“"‘T° :Bl3°.k ‘nd Te V
1"}; Powder,‘ with a vartety.ofiSc_ho,ol find.
.m,ok‘5, _' and .Stationat‘_v_‘-.-J--'-Tuatj;1‘el‘¢i‘0€4 a’ld."f°7"’
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