3": iv hence was dog. they l:hild‘ri:n~ "of; Trii_e and
.:3avary_—_the Cl‘til(il‘._Cn_. themselves mangtcd Hand
_to_rn—'-the motliers ,mourning _ the loss of an -‘aged
husband and an infant child. V,Ve.,witnessed. the
awe ofthe. inmates of these ‘distressed families-'
_,VVe«stood at the foot of the mountain.’ and,survey-
od the~track of ‘the tvhirfilwindh-—it_appea_rs as ifa
rushing torre_n_t had, poured down the“ mountain
lor_ many days, the’c_at'tl_i- being torn up, the-grass
withered, and nothing. fresh and livingto be seen
in the path of des0latio_n._ _.l\,/lay God .in_ mercyla-.
vert such another"cat.t.strophe.‘ - -.
. From the T'Vorcc.§:tcr (Mass.) Sfzy.
Lirzbiliqy qv/'.In_71’/u2l,o'ers.-~,—At the late term {of
the Court ofCommonPleas_ in this town, an Inn-
~..'nolder. was tried upon anindictment for refusing
to rece_iv_e_and_enterta‘i.n a traveller who applied in
the night for admission into his Inn. It appear-
,ed.in evidence that, in the latter part ofa very
C0il_.d,I'll’g‘l‘Il, in December last, the prosecutor, a
irav_ellct', knocked at the door of the Inn, and hav-
ing tglterehy called tlie_ln’kceper to the window re-
i;ti§:Sttctl'i_idmiS§i0I1, as he was suffering from the
cold; that the latter refused to admit him unless
he wisl1e_d for lodging, and on being told thathe
.'(lid,not wish for lodging, but for some spirits. as
he was inn freezing condition, shut the window
and left him to sczekrelreslnnent elsewhere.
.No, question was made by the Dcfendant’s
Counsel, of the liability of an Innl;cepet' upon
such an indictment ; and when it was (il:Ct)Vcl‘(:(l
that the prpofwus ample. the Defendant retract-
cd.h'Ls p_lea,_ andsubmitted. _Se\'eral circumstan-
ces exisijiig which renderedit proper to. mitigate
the putjiislmtent, ‘he was sentenced to pay a fine
of only. $30;j.{ncl costs. ‘ . _ -4
.This conviction is_a serious admonition toinjn-_
keepeuygd, 'l‘._h,e Defendant in this case ptobnbly
supposed; he was not bound to open his doors, in
the ni_gh.t_, to a per_son,\_vho asked for s,’zi7';_'.’.'.-, mere-
ly.~_ .BuL_tlte circumstances of this case show,
that therow'.ts the most
'fl‘eSll’[ilCl~)l_., I A. .
Innkeepers have the exclusive privilege of en-
tertaining‘ travellers. and they are under legal
obligatitin to furnish such entertainment whenev-
er called upon. It is not for them tojudge ofthe
‘necessity or reasonableness of the entertainment
‘required--if they do, they judge at their peril.——
fl'l1et'e.is_ no hardship in "tlns oblig-atio_n';\because
._;heti1avellet'isundera correspondent; obligation to.
make. them a reasonable compensation forfall the
extra trouble to which he may subject them.“ i
_ . »._._-.....g-:1:-at.’-$963-*.:_:-i-2::-oil:--—-— I 1
. . j , FOl_iEI.G.N NEWS. l_
, 4 By an arrival at New-York on \Vedncsday'eve-
‘hing la,st,iEnglish papers to the 19th Aug. have
been. received; they contain, however, very little
to ituerest or amuse. ,' The brave Ypsilanti is sta-
-tedto have relinquished nll hopes of delivering
his country.fron_i Turkish Ill_lf'cll(lOlTI, and has ad-
(lt'es_sc__d a proclamation to his solcliers, charg-in,g'
urgent'need for such re-
. them _with,treacher_v andcowardice, and attt'ibutes
the failure pf the etitcrpt'ize7to__their dastardly con-
_d_uct.-’-'l‘,hei;Austri_an army on the 'l'ur'kish fron-
tiers isistated at 200,000 men, and that of Russia
to»300,00it).--J-_'l‘lxe. inquest on the bodies of the
m,'mi,\viho,,\vere killed_- at the lune'rul'_p"rocession of
tli_e_Qineen.,li:td,no,t closed on the l9ll_l._ Subscrip-
tions w.e_re.,openecl in Londonfor tlie widows and
cltildrendf the sufferers, and public meetings
were cztl;le(_l;on. the-subject.--The ministerialpa-
Stt_)f,‘tllE;1_t;' tlie ‘ obstructing. the body of the
Queen amounts to_litt_te.-less than trcoso:2.f
' i"fiY‘r‘stLAN.'r1"s’t>RoCLAMA'rIoN.
if if‘ Sonia‘;-,-.-Ls S No 1. I_ shall sully that honorable
an:d._.sacre<l.-,_natn.e by appl'yi_n2_: it tojbeings like-1
you. i Ye st’.-.t~.1‘ of dastardly and cruel men, your
tr_eachery,'your perjury, force me toabantlon you.
In futurelevet'yvtie is broken between us ; but I’
‘shall ..i.va3;s'&_i.a.;,.i,- feel the sliatne ofhavingincen
yon; gl;i_g.t}.._;_‘1’ou have tranipled under foot your
oaths ;. you have betrayed God and your country.
_You betrayetl me" at a time when Ihoped to con-
;;juerorto’die,t:loriously'at _v‘om- head. ‘We are
..']i'iow separated foreveif. Go and join the‘ Turks,
wliu are alone worthy of your friendship. Steal
out of the woods where you l‘.-are concealed your-
{sclvesj-—descend frorri the micun-iains which you
have bhosén as the retreat of your cowartlice._—--
:Hast‘en_ to join ihe Turks; k,iss,tbose hands which
still reek, with the,-,_. blood of the heads of your
:'i;lturch:,_yotit'» ptt'tria,rch,y‘otir arch-priests, and your
“;_,..,...;¢..;1;.-sun-en wliont the'_v have so inhuma’-fly
hutcltetedi, _ Yes run to purclinse slavery with
the ‘,‘5.-i¢e,..r.“yot.t- blood-—-’with the sacrifice of the
'hono,r'of'your wives and children. But you, im‘.
, agesof the true Greeks, ofthe .~:’acr.cd battalion,
wholhave been betrayed mid $‘;tL! iftced for the de-
_]iverahce‘ofyour counir_v, receive from me the
flianlts‘ of your people. -Monuments will soon:
rendet‘ i,§"_'0,U'_l'" o'am'es immor‘_tal., The names of
those frieiids who have ever remained faithful to
‘me are‘ eiigr."1_ve'd‘hn heart in chara'ct_er's oflire..
iTheir triemotfy sliall be the only consolation ofm"y
soul. I‘at»_‘gnnt;..a to’,the' conternpt ofnien,‘ thejus:
iice ofPt'oviicl_etj:q3,"at1t] the malediction oftheir
whountry tnen,,tho$je,pet'jt1't'cd' traitot's.Két_minat'i Sa-
fhas, Giorgius l‘/Iiniosf, who have <_leserted frotn the
army, and tvltoilra'vé"been the llrét ‘authors ofits
t_lissolt.ttion ;the Phanariote Gregorius Sutto, the
Phainariote, .'.in'd Lsttoundrel Nicolaus Skuife. I also
erase fro'm,the list of my companions in arms,’ na-
‘siliu,s'Kut-e"l)ibs, on’ account of his indiscipline and
improper conduct.’
' , _ I. _j’.KLEXAN_Ul3R, YPSILANTI.
i ‘ Rim't)icli, Jufntf: 20’. i M ’ _' _ j . '
.Ffom«'t,/1e"B‘a/itiiniarie Patriot of Se/zt. 2-‘I.
j _ ' El{(Jl\1 Mtsxtcu. .
Spanish‘ scihoonet‘ (2t'estes, 11 days from,
‘I7I§i'yat_ia, arrived -this tnot‘ntitig,,staties, that a Span-
iii.-ifh c‘-o;r'vet'te ft-oxn‘La Vera‘ (_;ru‘z'. arrived the day
}.efm.é-,. and [,fin'gs accourit's‘tlia’t an ./Irlnisticej /zad
6crn’b'é_én ‘agreed z'.II/_zo2‘z'_ by t/u‘:'Pamiots and 30901‘
‘ms foi- “z/in-g mom/:‘.s-, to extmdjovcr all'M.’cxzt0.——
Ylhe Patriots had fl cc access to’!/re towlts. _
Frbr}'2’ Vera Cru‘z.-'-‘—A'ccobnts have been receiv-
edat Baltimore from Vera Cruz} Wllich Stale
'th_ati_.on‘.t‘li’e 7th of August the P"atri'ots-~m'ad'e a-
vigoriius a’ssault,upo‘n‘ Vera‘ Cruz, and succeedetl
in efi‘ecti~n'g_a"il entrance within the walls" at three
o.clock'inf the morning, but they were repulsed
‘with cbns‘_i<lt;rablc loss and tet'tt'cd‘at o'clock the
same morning. I ‘ " ‘ V -
"I ‘lf"'i:R/t Ciiiiiz.—_-\Vc hav’e received, says the.
ast Floridan, by the schr. James Madison, oapt’.
‘during the last year.
_I:Jnited States at that place- ~
;P‘i11“i!8lfs the Vera Cruz Oazelte of the otlizixug. in
in vzhich there is a long and very" interesting ac-
COUTIR-Qf the~attacl_£ on. that city by the Patriots.
It was"t't1ade during a heavy storm—they forced
their wajtinto the city at several points and were-
in possessing of several cfthe principal streets_,
but were at (length repulsed by the. inhabitants,
who fought fromtlieir houses, with thejassistance
of the small_nuniher of soldiers at the place, and
the seamen and mavzinesfrom the shipping. The
place is still closelyinvcstetl, _and in the opinion
,of c-apt. P. most surrender in a short time.
MONTE VIDEO, AND BUENOS A_YRES.
Extract Q/fa letter to tile 1!.'d.°'tor.s- of the ./Vorfbl/r
j Herald, daml, V MoN't‘i§W'V1nEo, June 9.
‘.Bnenos_ Ayres has been in an unsettled state,
owing to an expected invasion ‘by Carera with
some Indians, and Ramirez with troops which
had separated themselves from Artigus’ com-
mand. The government then gave the Efiglisli
their choice either to take up arms. pay $60,000
or leave the city, which last they were on the point
of doing, but came to‘ some adjustment of the
matter. Since then, Ramirez. and the Governor
of Sante Fe Lopez. came to an engztgement, in
which the former was driven back with about 500
mm left. ‘The Bucnos Ayreans had sent out some
forces to meet him before, and it is said, had some
5l'?i."mi5hlUg‘. but there is no doubt of his being
defeated by the governor.
‘Ramirez has been considered favorable to the
designs ofthe Portuguese, and just at tlletime he
was expected to have had llut-nos Ayres at his
m<fl.'C)'s lwo_fn-lg-ates reached here from Rio Ja-
nciro with the ostensible object of taking troops
from this place to Rio, where there had been
S0mC bl0.0dshed»abnut constitutional matters. The
King hatlisailed for Europe, and accounts have
reached us that a revolution has been effected at
Rio Grande. , _ , -
. ‘ The present governor of Buenos Ayres. Rod-
l‘l.~‘;‘UCSa is very energetic and severe in punishing
malcfactors. ‘He has caused many to be shot.
Pueyrredon is said to have gone there from this.
The present government is stated to be on a more
stable footing, than any that has lately existed.
Ertrac! qfa letter dated Buenos .4_z,'re.=-, Jetty ‘2.
“ Accounts from Chili to the 30th ol May, and
which may be relied on, state that Sir Thotnas
Hiltdys was violently enraged with Lord (loch-
ram: and the Chilian Government for the viola-
tion of the British flag, for the paper blockade, as
.hc termed it. and insults received by his officers
when claiming tlcsct'lers.' It appears Sir Thom-
as l-laady went to Huacho; but whether he arri-
jved there before the departure of Gen. San Mar-
tin and Lord Cochrane, lcunnot say : but on his
return to Valparaiso, he called a meetitig of the
British Merchants, and Jl’1f0l‘t'IlC(l:l_.llL’n1, that the
aggressions ofthc Chilian Government could no
longer be borne ; that the conduct he had to ob-
:'dt;t‘Ve was evident : that he Considered the block-
ade as unlawlul, and should resist it; that he should
protect British property in lawful commerce
"while afloat, butcould render nopt'ote_ction ashore, -
wltich he informed them for their .governm‘-nt ;
and that they rem.~.ined at their ownipcxil among"
a people with whom his government had no con-
nection. it appears the British merchants be-
came tnuch"'-.ila'rme<l ; but the Chiiizm Govern-
‘them will doubtless do all in its power to prevent
a rupture witlithe British.
A thousand men ofthc (Jhilian troops, had em-
'u'2tI‘ked at Huacho for Pisco. It was in contem-
plation at Lima to open that port to all l1.t'.i0ns.”
L1.\tA.—-.-\cconn‘.s received at Killf.;‘SlGTl, Jim.
from Panatna, to the 20th July, contain important
intelligence respecting the context in Peru. It is
stated that the ftoyalist army had attackr.-d the
troops of Salt Martin, whom tl1(;‘_V routed uith
l|.TlfIlt?llS3 sluttghter-—up\vards' of U300 nfthe (Illi-
liun troops having been left on the field of l);tttl_e.
Sun M.n-'tin, with~th<_: remains of his corps, favor-
ed by the approach of night, {led with the utmost‘
pretzipiuition, and escaped on board their vessels
it ,was supposed that they ll.t(l gone back to Chili.
and the cause of the Royaltsts ttppr:ars now to wear
a 'ver_v‘favorable aspect in that qtt.uter. ’
NOI{\V.ALl«l GAZl<.‘TTE.
WEI) "ESD.f1I", OCTOBE is, 1821.
Piracy.--Capt. \V-arner ofthe brig Caledonia,
of Pnilatlelphia, writes home from l-lnvana, that
robbers have lately been in the habit of coming
on board vessels lying in the ha'r'oor,, during the
night, and plundering them ; that his vessel had
been plundered of 85 boxes of candles. The
captain and mate of every thing. The captain
was knocked down. and 'aftc'rwa'rds' the captain
-and crew were Iastenetl below until the robbers-'
could ztccomplisli their porp‘oses.--Capt. Shain
iofthe Ajax, of Philadelphia, was robbed of 1000
dollars the same night. Several other vessels had
been robbed. ' ’
A Boston paper publislied a list of’upwards of
30 piracies recently committed on the 'commerce
of the United States. j ,
Yellow Fever.-—'—_S'evet-al cases of malignant fe-
-ver have lately o'ccut‘rcd in New-York, in the vi-
cinity of New-Slip‘ ; but the Board of Health on
Saturday last rep_orted.that they had no" knowldge
of-any fever in the city.
-The last accounts from Savannah and New-
Orlcuns state that these places still continue re-
markably‘ healthy.-—In Norfolk and Baltimore
the fever~has a’batcd.; " .~ .
T/13 JV'cw-York C072-uention have decided that
the Governor’s term ofservice shall be reduced
to one year. The question‘ ‘pf admitting people‘
of color to vote, was decided inthe aflirmative,-af-I
terjalong debate. ' '
Theboiler of the Steam-boat Yankee, lately
burst near New Orleans, by which l4 passengers
were severely scalded, and three‘ persons killed.
It appears by theiarxnual report ofthe “ Bap-
tist boa_rd‘ of Missions?‘-thattl1’cre are in thestate
of New York 4263 Baptist chu'rches,"3|4§ minis-
ters, and 3017 persons were baptized in" the btate
a
c.» .
- A pen on is in ci'rculati'on at Ilettsacola. for
the ‘establishment of a- Branch‘ of the Bank of the
An exhibit has been’ made by the n“i’an‘aigers,
showing that the exp‘ences'oEvthe:Richmond The-
atre for the last two seasons have exceeded the
receiptsbythesumo£$l9,834l -. . .
' recent petitionsare nearly all women.
the law allows in such cases.-_-—-.N‘ar. ./Idv.
V her next, at '10 o‘clock in the forenoon ofthat-day’,
. At, _the_Septem"o'er session_»of.,the
Court ot‘_R. _lsland,'at l’rovlden'ce, sixiteen new pc-
titions for Divorce were presented-—o,f which ten, '
[Were granted. one witlidrttwn‘, and live are still-'
pending. .On the old docket, there were,-si_i:t ap-
plicationsrfor Divorce, of'which one was granted,
two -withdrawn, and three are stillipiending. The
A man was brought before the Pwlice Oflice_it1
NCWz'YOll{ last week, upon the cnargeiof having
tltree wives, two being present. His first wife,a
pieity little young wotnan,deposed as tovher mar-
riage ; but inconsequence of ill treatment, gen-
erally, she wishes to get rid ofhim. The.s.econd
who is now living there with her two children.
The third wife, a pleasant looking woman, in
black, acknowledged that she was married last
es to continue with him.
This Day qf.r1/g."ers among the women, is re-
presented to be aprofligate fellow, dangerous to
a moral community, and will be disposed of as
2,3‘-vvo Irishmen have been arested at Salem. on
suspicion: of stealing a trunk from a tavern in that
town... One of them observed, when inqttircd of «
rt-spec.i\t_>g his trunk," ‘ Ye ditl not see me when I
took thetrnnk, and there I have the bite of ye.’.;.
The other while in custody, some cutting reflec-
tions passing no doubtin his mind, ejaculated :
‘ Ah ! I’m a poor Irish booger l’
' A person in l-'ennsylvania offersjhimsolf as a’
candidate for theiL<:_2;islatut'e, who says, in his
address, be has had 22 children and .80 grand
children ; that he possesses some important in-
formation respecting the State's land titles ; that
he has paid 70 or 580 tax, and S8 poor rate ; and .
built two furnaccs.—But he knows all this is
* moonshine to making laws’-and he ‘ dont Want‘
to blow his own horn.’ ' I
—-—-—c1-2:-Q9-‘.1:-j-———
. MARRIEII, ,
in St. l’aul’s Church, on Sunday last. by the
Rev. ‘M r. Sherwood, Mr. John ./Iikizz to Miss Her’:-
ricttd Bzislzo/z, both of this place. '
~ - DIED,
In New-Yctlt. on the 27th inst. of the yellow
fever, '1'/zonzrm C. Hawlcy, aged 19, son of Deacon‘
Elisha Hawley of Ridgclicld. .
BLANK LISTS -'
For 1821, for sale at the
(EAZETTE OFFICE. -
N01‘\Va‘llt, Oct. lst. 1821. "
List o)"I.c'tters in the Post Ofllcc at Nor-zaalk, Oc-
tober lst, I821. ..
- Mrs. Polly Allen, Peter Butts. John Byington,
Miss Rockscnia Byington, Mrs. Sophia Brown,
\Vm. Cl-ark,, Isaac Church, l\lrs. Hannah Crow-
ley, Lewis Collins. .VVarren‘C_one, John Eversley,
C. Francisco, Wm. Fitch, Mrs. Rachel Gray,
Moses VV. l-luat. Saml. I-lanford, Benajab Hoyt,
Ivirs. Mary Hoyt,-Daniel James, Jtsbex"Kceler,
Joshua Leavett, Seth Olmsted, Wilton. DavitL
Price, Richard P-ike, James Quintard, Charles
Quintard, Abtn. Yonngs, Alfred Seymour, Thus.
1*‘. 'l‘hatc’l‘.er, Mt-s. llantxalt Taylor, Uriah Taylor.
. W GOD Vfanted.
WE. ‘TY or thirty Loads of VVood wanted-—
to be delivered in the month-of October ;
for which Cash willbe paid. Inquire at this of-
fice. October 1st. ' 31
A For, Sale. ' '.
YEW lllil subscriber olfers to sell his
- llouse and Burn, Blacksmith Shop
an(l‘To')ls, together niahfabout half an acre of
Land atljoinining, situated in Ridgebury, a few
rods south ofthe Meeting house. It is an excel-
lent stantl for the Blacksmth business, being an
old stand for said business. Any person wishing
to pttrcltase will please [0 call and slew the promi-
Iinmedtate possession can be given, with an
PHJLKP DAUCHY. 2:1.
J 3\V‘31lf
bro.
intlisphtztlxle title. _
l{E(l_._§elmt'y. Sept. 24.
At it b'upcrtoi' Court h iletiittt Danbury, in and for
the County of Fairiield. on the last Tuesday
nffzeptamber. A. D. 1821. 3|
,@’i’L}N the Petition of \'VtI.t.t/tM Loctcwooi)
and l.’iUCKI1\'GP.A_1\I Locitwoou, both ol'Nor-
wafk. in said County, against ANDitE\V jl-lA.\'ronD
prttying to foreclose certain iylsirtgaged premises,
situate in said Not-walk, and describe.-d in said pe-
tition, and it appearing to this court tlt.t‘t the re-
spondent is out of this State": it is tl‘.ercfot‘c or-
dered-by this Court, that said petition be continu-
ed to the Superior Cotirt holdcn at Fail-ficltl. in
and lor said County, on the last Tuesday of De-
‘ccmber next; and that notice ofthe pending there-
of be given to the respondent, by publishing this
order in the Norwiallt Gazette, a paper printed in
said 1\'orwalk, for three weeks successively, at
least six weeks before the sitting of said Court.
‘By order of Court. _ Davin Bonn. Cfcrk.
_At a Court of Probates‘-h'eld for the state of New
York, at ‘the Probate office in the city" of Alba-
ny, the fourth day of September, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundredand
twenty -nne. ‘ ' '
l’rescnt—.'..Gis1tn1'r Y. LANSING, Esqr. Judge of
‘ 1’robatcLv :
In the matter of EzttA~Locxwo‘on,
. l)ec&:asetl, _ * ~
' -HEl'{EA.S Charles Km:/rfz, ad ministratot' on
-the estate of Ezra Loc.('7::'ood. late ofStam-
ford, in the state of Connecticut, dcccased,”b’y his
petition presented to the said Judge. has applied
for an order tosell the real estate of the said de-
ceased in’ this state, consisting of a farm of about
three hundred and forty acresof land, situate in the
town of Green, in the county of Ch’ena‘ngo, for the
payment of the debts ofthc said dec’d, the person-
al estate of the said deceased being ittstillicicnt
to pay the same and praying the aid of this
Court in the premises, and the p'etiti'on'er having
frl ed in the oflice of this Court-, the account lnthe
said petition’ mentioned.-' It’ is ordered-that» all
persons interested in the estate of the said deceas-'
ed, do appear’ at the Probate office in the city of
.Alban'y;.- on 'll'hu’rsday, the first (lay of Novem-
to show cause, if any they lravc, why the said rc-
al estate of the said deceascdishould not be sold’
wife he married" in Sussex county, ‘New-Jesrey, -
January in Lansingburgh, and being the last _wish- '
l
7%’? - .
- , ' . 2 --.~—.
Y the sttbspriber, about the__ middle ' of $t_:p-T
téimber_la_i_st',~_' two‘ l_as__t_sp_I"ii1_gfi‘ Célves,botl1_
red,"on"e ofthem_a'little_white onthe. belly. _ The
owner retjuested to prove property, pay char-
ges, and take them’ away. ’ I - ’
- \
-~_ _- ., _ :. . . USUAL WEED. ‘
Darien, Sept. 29,1821.
“HE memberi of St-'
’ , V 'John"s Hodge; No.96.
are notified to atteitd',a reg-.
ular meeting at their Hall
_in_ Noitwalk, -_i)n,_‘ the Ilth
day of Oc_fo_ber, at 2 o’clock
P. M_._‘ punctual attend-
ance is requested.
l’er order oftlie M. , __ j , «
V. . Bnivluitix IsA.tcs,Src’ry.“
Norwalk, Sept. 226. -182]. ~ .. -. 30 .
‘ ' LL persons iri.debt_etl __to ‘the estate uf John
I ‘ Tillmtzn,(lec’d,;iire,t_'equestedtocallai1d'set2
tle their ac'coiints,' ivithout further notice. ‘
STEPHEN Ii. Piiovosi‘, Ad'm’r.
.. ..smmt'nrd.- Sent. 18.4-8-2 3.0.
AN AVVAY .t‘:_-onion‘: stlhSdrlbett.0n' the
' nightcof the hub inst. a Mulatto 131.,-,,.,,,;
med Samu”el Fo-‘wlcr, atjout '19 )‘,:,m,: apagei 2A"
persons are forbid harboring on u-‘i1stin'g"séiid boy
on penalty of the law, Attics Bu<'Eu,' jun’;
-Ridgefield.-Sens. 22-. I821. " , 30* .
. .Manufacturmg;~ , C[o_th.=.
,1)res.9m.g, 8,-c. ;- j o
35 1;. BANKS would inforiii their ‘I.’-l-.»t'id§
_ ‘ 6 and the public generally,"_that they an-Q
now ready for the reception of Cloth at their F-ac."
toty, where ihey will be happylto execute the 0':-..
dcrs of those whojmfay favor,then1_'lwith their cug.
tom and while they acknovvledge their gr.,ti..,d.,- «
for past favors, would solicit and endeavor to me:-.'
it a ‘continuance of them. A l_ibet'al_d_isco,unt will
be_made from last years prices, to those who pay
cash on delivery of the work. 3:? (flothuleft ei-
ther tit the store of Messrs.King 8: Hawley, Vvm.‘
Crocket‘, Bradley 8! Smith, or R, Randall s.-;'~.c'a*;
will be attended to every week, and ijeturned as’
soon as done. _*,;,’fvl\I.anufa_cturing,done in-' {he
best’ manner and on reasonable terms. _
WA'tv'r1;n—-A nuh‘1ber_of barrels of good Sod/2,‘
for which a, generous pgice willbegiven-. .
Ridgelield, August, 1821.’ S0(f_
BOAT I4_OS.T:_.:-DD-f—‘i-‘~_~
OST from the Davies of the sloop Ve'ni1s,jof
East Haddam, between Crane. _Neck,' and
Norwalk, a 'Boat, about '14 or l5~feet in leng-th‘.
newly repaired and. painted, and her bottom and
inside varnished ; top work green,-and black‘
wales, and her ring bolt dt‘a_wn from her ste.-n__.'
VV.ho er will return said bog; u_)..\Vm__ J_ 1j«‘;',,-.~
man, _ nt street,’ he_ad_ ofP_eck Slip, N. Y..or__u_;-.
the owners in East bladdtim, shrll be _reas_onabl.y,
rewardedwby , _ _ V Gisoncm, Coma.‘
Sept. 3d. 1821. . H 30 »
1.081‘; I
‘ ROM on board '
I51’-Ind, U-51NfEI. RUsSEIj£,fu7:. agetl l7,be-
longing to Haddam. j Hadpn, wlienvloét, a" blupt-,j'
C0311: )'€ll0w_ nanléeen pa'ntziloons,_ and cl-."ecked
shirt. Any person finding said'Rujisel,l, and giv-
rewarded, by an afi'ection'a‘te parent. I
i DANIEI. Russi-:LL.
Sept Sr-J, l,82l. 30
RElV.l()VA__L.
1llE subscribet‘ has remove, ‘fi.-‘. Boakstojep
and Bindery to the roomlai ‘ly-occtipiedgby;
Mr. 11'. H.‘ Street, first door east of n5'l“€E1g8_)q.;3__‘C“.f'.;
-——coN5'rA\"l"LY' ON HAND, AND FOR
A complete assortment of.SC_H,OOL and-,,'_l‘O;Y
BOOKS, with a variety of Jlliscellazzeoigs Bcogis-,.'
tS'mlimz,u-‘y, £9'c. ‘ ‘ . . . , ' , .. «
' .r1.'.s‘0, Tooth. Dusting,\Vhite-wash, Scrubbing,
and Shoe Bl-lUbHES. ~ .
j A -'--Jusrrtu-*.ct~:tvz1)-—-.. . . , _. .
NO FICTION ,; or tile {est of Ifricndslzijz ,- an
int_erss-.ing ‘Narrative, founded on 1-ecetttr“j‘u.3ct-2.
and connected with livin-,5; character-s_._ ’
1l’[eI_)zoz'rs of Obookia/1, a native of the So
Islands. A ,_ _ j 3 e '
Watt’; Cateclzism, with prayers, li1'r'.~.t_i:.9.‘§‘*.,tt‘.t‘,l.__
spiritual songs. j , ,_ _. o . ' _ - -_i"~,,l_. ;,__.,
'3:,e'°All orders for Books-or _Bz°7':dz’ng,
received with pleasure, and stri4c'._ly {illtt;}}(l'.;t,t:i.j;':'v _
~ " - . ' iP- PRIC..£.1"‘»-‘.
Sept. 17, 1821. ,. - I‘ i
titiw ic h
-éi-"-5.‘5 6' .'~
' ANTED immediaiely a‘ healthy young lad
for the‘ Tailorirzg Business; one that isscme-‘~
what acquainted with said‘ business would be ‘pro’-~
fered‘: «none need apply but "such ascan‘ come_1-we-ll
)'ec0ri‘ttnendétl. ' ll orbs SCOis‘1E~Ll.)- *5‘
Norwalk, Sept. l8th,182l. -'5__;_‘ ‘ ‘ ‘'‘'_«
Grocery. Store. _t,
. He subscriber having returned from New.-
now offers them for sale at his old stand just .\v.i:st
of the B't'iclge,' cheap‘ for.(‘.asll. ’ 'l'hc‘.l'ollowing.
articles comprise a part of his a'ssort't‘nent :
Cugniac Brandy Holland and common Gin": i
Nlatleit-a, Port, Sherry and Curtant.\'v'.incs..
Cordials, Ale and Cider Brandy, London Po’-fter
Iloneyiand Molasses. Teas o‘l"allvkinds» = i
-. fiugars of all kinds -Tobacco Raisins . '
Butter and Cheese Hams and Pork-
Codlish,’ Mackerel and hlittrl” ' '
‘Soap and Candles. Lamp Oi! I " ‘v
D ye VVood5‘and Coppet'as~ = ‘‘‘s
A: general assort'rncn't of 1*‘-ruit«, ' J ' "--‘
'VVrought'a'nd cufN'a‘ils Powtlerantl Shot ~
Flourof all kinds Rye and Corn‘ ~ , ._''§‘'«t
W'hitewa's'h and scrubbing" Brushes ' girl
i Liquid Blocking, and a greatimany articles-n'ot_
enurt'ret‘ated—.“-0 » " “V ' 9 " I‘ D
If any disbelieve it, let them call and j
themselves. The least favor grdteftnllyfihfikliallf
edged.— ?Dfl.’NI'EL S. BAl{’ll:R~t‘t:;,M
J -‘tats
Norwalk, March ‘-l3;- « — K
U51" recei~'_ved jand -for’ sal‘e“b'y B. lfiafféi _
afresh supplyof Dr. Relli-L's‘-1iotar,zzf.‘tI‘l~‘D7{'*I“i_'i‘
and Dr. Jebb’s‘Rlu;-‘umizticLinarncnt. 3 "
for the payment"ot'his 'rlebt's.« 4;w31*
» ’ 2 CH-niszrornmt Y. Lltxsmo, Clerk.‘
r
' NOt'\Vi\ll%i‘.SOPt.‘.Z'f.'i§§i?* ' ii I I ' V " I
r _ I , rig“. ; -".
:33.
.-:_a31=*
blotip Venus, nédr ~
ing hi_m a decent interment, shall be reasonably, '
York,‘ with a fresh supplyof G _R0C}.c‘RI1=.‘S, ‘
Jamaica, New-Englandaml St. C|'0l'X"Rtll",!l‘..,‘F.i
Clover and Timothy-‘-Seed . "H6335 3'03 'O0i°“.'5 .
All the’ above.articles=—'are_of the ’first.|_駒tJ‘
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