. into at Lima» had 90‘ expired’ _
‘ considered‘impossible for the royahsts to hold oul
Front Jl/niiarial jrttéfjigenger, _Se/H‘. 24-. I
Trar13at‘ti0'ns at ,.__I’tn.s-acola.--VVe copied from
ihe Flbridian, the other day‘, "a_stat’et_ncnt of the
‘c,ircumstanccs attending the temporary lm'pt'ls0l'l-\
ment of Callava, late Governorof Pcnsacbla; 1"
an ac_count of that transaction. published in the
~ Louisiana 'Advertiser, we find the following addi-
tional particulars. _ 3. —
Extract from a letter"/1;.-blz's-lied in the:.Louz'sz'ana
./Ydtlertlacr, dated at Pensacola» 'tIug. 22,- '
* But in the mean time Judge Fromentin has
thought propctyto issue a Habeas Corpus for the
prisoners, which the keeper of the prison not
deeming hi‘msell‘justi_fietl_ in oheying,sent'to Gov
Jackson; and Gov. Jackson considering an al-
tempt to ertrerid rel-ief of this 'nature'to prisoners'
comniitted in open court (-and that in the highest
court in these‘ provinces) forcontempt of court,
an ‘outrage uponits dignity, and a niistl_etneanor.
has ciied Judge Fromentin to appear before hi_m
this afte.rnoon’to answer to this charge. I am
now going to attend this trial, and should the at‘-
' fair be brought to a conc-lusion before the schoo-
ner sails. will give you the result in the conclu-
sion of this lette-'r,_ . I
_‘ On going to the courtroom Ilearn that Judge
Frsomentm had pleaded inability to -attend agreea-
. ble to the'Goveruor’s summons, on account of a
i'heuma=ism, which confines him for the present
to his couch. A_ further time has, of course,
been indulged 'o him ' ‘-
I"1'onz t/tr JV'atz'omzl ./Ida ocate.
CoL. CALLAVA ~—ln 't‘t-rt-stiay-’s Eventing Post
is publishctl the protest of l)o_n Jose Callava. Ex-
Govtrnor of \'\7est Fil)il'i\ifl, and romntissioner of
the Spanish (,‘.overnrnent under the late -treaty.
The protest complains in strong tcrmsof the vio-
lence oli't-red to his per son by Gen Jackson ; who,
it appears. sent a file of soldiers, took him by‘
force and imprisoned him, and tho-n carried oil‘
ccrtain_ papers and tlt‘-rumenls claimed by Gen.
Jackson as public prtipxzrty. It is further stated,
that Gen. Jackson Lli‘:':"Cg'_'dl‘(lt.'(l the writ of habeas
c-ztpns l:Sil<.(l by J-..dge_Fro‘metitit~‘., and would
not allow it to be carried into execution. The
statement as made_ by Col. Callava is calculated
to product: the most-unfavorableimpressions of
Gen. Jackson ;. yet it isincttmbent upon us to wait
for the Genet-al’s story, before judgement is final-'
ly pt-ououucetl. It appears thatthe papers re
,;,i,,c(l by (gal VCall;.1v-u were of a public nature ;
documents connected with the titles of property 5‘
proofs of claims and records, blended with the
pi‘t).~‘-perity anti tranquility oftlie territory. These
docume,nts,ifsurreptitiously withheld by the Com»
missioner, ‘could not fail to produce incalculable
miscliit-f.;,.antl when we refer to the reluctant
transfer. of the territory by Spain; the looseman-
tier of tr.a_nsacti_ng public bits:-ness; the manage-
ment and,'chicaoeryol' poblicagents, it is no: a
great stretch iifimagination to suppose, that some
object of gainarid speculation was cpticealed in
- this refusal to surrendei' documents belonging to
the ceded Province. We are too familiar with
Spanish allait's to have much doubt on this
point. But as these documents were all General
Jackson requiretl, and which he may lime been
A warranted to seize upon, why arrest and impris-
' on the commissioner? This we fear cannot be
explained. '.i.‘ll:ll.c()l]t‘l_e'§}'>St) indispensable in
.civil.tzed communities; that respect due to the
oflicial character of.a public agent; the t'egat'tl
due to the justice and reputation of the United
..Stales have bcen riolated. in this instance.
A formal demand should have been rnarde for
mesa (l..Cngug_-nts,.an(l it refused. measures should
li-ave been -idoptcd to pt‘ei‘cut their being sent out
oftlie territory, but the person of the ex-g0\'c:‘n0l'
should have been held sacred. llis public func-
timis had ceased, but his private t"tgllt's were in
full fortze. Such proceedings are 0I1.‘_V in despot-
ic gm.-,_,_.mme,,,5, ll‘, however, the imprisonment
of Cu],_C-allava can be’ justilied, what dctt-nee is
to be made at the suspension of the writ Uf117ub(’as.
C0,-/,,,,., 2 An inf:-actinn of the very palladium oi
our liberties ; an act which General Jackson must
be ,,,-Mtg-, to .~,nswer for by the Government, or his
atlministration will be above all law and all res»
triction. ..
Vv'e forbcar for the present to say any thing
further on the subject. lt will be examined by
the-competent authorities. .VVe can only observe,
that every act’ of violence and abuse of po*.Ve|‘a in.
injurious to the character, the feelings, and the
true interests of a free px'0l>_le-
__..-....g;5:.;:-.:'.e®€)?.-:'.e -:2:-$2--.———
Colzunbiau Rt-[iub!,ic.-;A letter received at Bal-
timore from St. Thotnas states, that ' on the 12th
of Aug. t-be royaltroops of Yuczhauspe, and those
of Col. Telio, who had united with lhfima “’¢."_¢
overtaken near (.‘.oro, by a dv.-tachment of the (ll-
yision ofC-en. Marine, and silslaimid by ll‘? ”°°l"'
f,f Ray-,,g._V;_,rgas, anti after a sharp conlltct', not
one man of the roval_co_rps escaped to tell the fate '
of their unfortunate coinpanions. Th? ellecl Of
this desperate t.:llCOl]IlI.6l‘ has been to quiet all ap-
prehensions of disturbance from royal amt!-Si!1'ls’»%
in that quarter.’ ‘ _ _. _
Vvc have seen a privateyletter, received in tlus
city by the last arri_val_ from Curacoa, which con-
ifii,-ms the fabove, and adds, that the l’-'t'lt'l0lS h's1<l
withd,.aw1-3' [heif ifgrces fruit] l"t)l'l0 Ca’:-ello, that
Pxace Cd-mmuj,-,3 in possession of the Royaltsts.
" . ' ._ ‘ J\’atzozzal ./fdvocuze.
J ,-ma __ACco,,m5 haw been received at Balti-
more, via Valparaiso,”_tha_t the armistice, entered
' and that it was
'oiic—month should hostilities recommence. It
was ,.cP,,,.,,_.d by a passenger, that Lord Cochraue
had made a second seizure of a large"sum of mo-
ney, (upwards oi $l00,000) on board the brig
. acedonian, belonging to Boston, and o_t_'d<:t'c'd
her to sea under the command of Midshipman
Herron, late of the Macedonian frigate’. Viola-
- tion of the blockade, is assigned as a reason for
this proceeding.
I.-u/torlrmt.--'-Tlie Floridian. of Selllembef 8'
receivetl yesterday, says--‘ A$.0l11' P3P“ was 3?’
int; to press. we learnt that 1* $§°ml°m"m of ”’_'.S
place, received a letter from.HaV3"§v by a“ "'7'."
val last_evepi_I1.ga .V'VhlCl1.00Dl3‘“5 ll“: 1"{‘P°""‘f'“ ‘"7
telligence, that dispatches were received at the
island from Madrid, announcing the conclusion of
a treaty between the _ '
recognizing tiieiridcpendetice of ll1‘C,..Alllcl'l(‘.dllS,
5,, u-,,-,_.,, sew,-are governments. '1 his IS the ex-
tem of our information, and we can only state the’-
‘ source whence it comes is most respéctalile~.--/1d.v-
(30,-.tes and South America, ‘
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_ I tsfonwarsig GAZETTE.
M’ED.N'ESD.H1’, OCTOBER 11, ‘isai;
State-Hoztseat J\"u«zu-Htzven.-‘-“\Ve are pleased
in observing that the citizens ofNew-I-Iaven-are
, beginning to do what they ought to have done
some _vears..-ago, z/tank about building-a Court-
-louse. The present meagre building is unwor-
thy-of the state and that truly beautiful city. It
is hoped from thinking they will proceed to act-
ing, and that a few years will present us with a
structure worthy the appellation of T/zc Ca/zitol. .
' _ h N. L. Gbz.
The proprietor of the steam ship Robert Ful-
ton is prc-paring an armament to consist of four 9
and two 6 pouuclers, with 24 muskets, for the pro-
tection of property belonging to lietfpassengers,
and against the possibility ofrobbery_from the pi-
tatical villains that are infesting the neighborhootl
of Cuba. This armament, together with the
great advantage which this vessel possesses of
_th_rowing boiling water, must afford a protection
atlt-(plate to an attack from any of the picaroons
lurking in those seas. It is said that she can dis-
cliarge from her boiler ten ltogshcttds of boiling
hot water in a minute, and throw itiirigatly to the
tli:i‘tH|t‘c: of point blank musket iiatig " . ~ ,
..-In zncorrzgib/e ]t’.>gzw.——-'l‘lie M omreal )t‘:t!_s
nf lltt: 22..l ult. informs us, that Pierre-Du C rm,‘
who Wu-t cnntlenilietl to the gallows toib-3 6. mt-
ed on thr 2l~.t June last, _but who was afterwards"
pardoned through the clemency of his Excellen-
cy, nialv orders to leave the province, was again
com,mittcd to jail. for having stolen (since his par-
don.) ts t-nty-eight sheep. _
A sliucking murder was committed in Caroline
county, lheclericksbtit-gh,about the 20th Sept by
three men, who got into the house of an old man
of the name of Coats, whose family consisted, be-
sides liimself, ofa maiden sister, an old woman,
and three negro children, all of whom had rt-tiretl
to rest.——'l‘he assassins commenced an indiscrim-
inate attack on the whole family, cutting and stab
hing with .<ni\‘es and other sharp instruments,
and mangliug in the inost shocking manner, the
bodies of Mr. Coats, his sister, and the old wo-
man who lived in the house, while lying in their
beds: and dangerously wounded two of the ne-
groes--the third. who escaped with less injury,
though severely cut, was the first to give the a-
larm. On the neighbors repairing to the spot, a
horrid spectacle przesented itself to their view :
five mangled bodies lay groaning and bleeding on
their beds: but the murderers had fled. Mr.
Coats was lying in a senseless statu. His sister,
and the old woman who lived with him were dead,
and the rest of the wountlctl not ts.‘-;pt:clt:(l to re-
cover. _ _ J
Gen. Vives. the Spanish Minister near our gov-
ernment. liiis been recalled, and the Chevalier‘ de
Amluagaappoititetl in his room. . ,
The liail-stones which fell at Potiglilteepsie,
- during the storm on the 9!.ll ult.arc stated to have
been from 8\to 14 inches in circumference, and
to have weighed tit-om 3 to 1-Lgounces. It was re-
marked that many ofthc ice-balls were i’illr.'(l uith
gravel and grass. and in some’o_l_‘them were Cott-
taincd stones which tvcihrlietl more than 4 ounces.
The damage in glass is calculated at $3000.
Elcctiorzccrivtg (‘a7Idor.—-—Vl/'e copy the follow-
ing curious address from the ‘ Ohio Interior Re
corder’ of the 6th inst. :— .
1"':'llu'zv (.'m'zr'zi.v.--'t’i7itlu-tit cottttsel with any
man, or set of merit. I nfft-3|‘ tuyselfto your consid-
eration, as a canclitlate for a sea: in the house of
t'epses~.-iitatires of this states. I deem it incx_',.1e-
client. to make you anv ptotnisc.-. of what I can,
or will do for-,§;o=t. if elects.-(l. rs patriotisni has al
most d.-parted this lil‘:-. Sullice it to say, that it
is your 7’!n'cc' D0./:'ar.s*, /lc'7‘ c’a_z;, [ant/zr."71cz‘/.'(2lz'_t,I in
hursuit of. 'I‘l'iO’S (‘x‘lLl.E1~‘.l’lE
Curious ‘(W13/(_I,’r takirzg a 7u.‘m!t.-.—-—ln the year
l653, Capt. Vifolger Folger from this town. on a
whaling voyage a=.‘.cho.ed in the Straits of Sn-
guna, in company with another vessel, which
was made fast to his vessel, besides’ being an
chored. In the middle of the night the \'t:ss.;l5
were carried out nfthe l~.-.u-bout’ in the most pecu-
liar manner perhaps ever befozc known. Finding
tl‘temf~;e,lVCS,lll this situation, they cut the warps
that fastener} them together, and upon taking up
their '-.,nct.t..-s-, they found that a whale called a
hump-back, had taken the anchor of Cap'..'l“ul»
ger’s vessel in its mnu:h.- and was making 8 run
with the two vessels. The whale was hove up.
killed and taken on board.-—./Vantzzcketg lirzguircr.
An EAGLE of the bald headed species was kill-
ed in this town last week, which measured five
feet eight inches, from the extremity of one wing
to that of the other. ' ’
King George, is literally keeping it up in Ire-
land. . Nothing-‘but feasts, processions and whis-
ky punch. No attempt at violence : he knew
see them; and tlietefore he makes merry with
his hospitable subjects ; puts a shamrock inliis
hat. and huzzas as lmld as any of them. .VVe
shall see, anon, whether Catholic emancipation
fares better than it formerly did. '
- 5:3” The continuation of‘ (}en.\Varren’s'Qra-
tions,’ wasnut received in season for this paper.
- ——-—-¢—:::-$4:-1-—-——-'
~ _ M.-1.1: amt),
On Sunday evening last, inSt. Paul's Church.
by the Rev. Mr. Sherwood, Mr. John It-aacs to
Miss Elizabet/r./17212 St. John, bgthof Norwalk.
In Stamford, Mr. Lewis Riclzartls, to Miss .41-
mira I/Vateréury. ' I -
DIED, .. ~
In this‘ town on Tliursday last, aninfant Child
of Major Asa Benedict. . .
On Friday night, very suddenly. a Child ofMr.
Charles Sanders. ‘
BLANK LISTS
For 1821. tor =2,‘-_i.leV_,._____,, _ W
I WARRANTS for. tliecollection of 114:‘!-
ztary Eittcs, for sale by V 9- pRl(’.E'
For Albany & Catslflilh I
‘Sloop ORBIT, n. it. Nash, masters
sails for Albany and Catskill on lues-_
-Eiay zuc 23d inst. being the last trip this season.
.0ctobc_t' 9.
W. _. STREET. .,
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that the Iris-h treat every body well that come to I
at theGAZE'l"l‘E ()FFICE..
_ '- prenticev to the S/zoeznizi/a'n_tr business. _
u ,-,_- ‘g ‘ ‘ ' Joiisi "FLEMING.
A _Norw_alk. Oct. 8th,. 1821. ‘
VVEAVER wAN'ri:D.
-Whbm‘ libe,_I‘al.encoux'agement will be giv-
,Nou,e -need apply unless well, recominended.
‘ at-.t'lllS ()flice.. Oct, 9. . ._ .32
, .Flax Seed Watttcd.
I-IE sulos'cribe-rs'\vill pay the highest rnarket
— price for lj‘lait Seed.
They will,‘ for the acctiifiYno(la'ion of Farmers
and customers, receive their Seed and put it in_
Casks on the same terms as h_a‘s b--en customary.
- BimnAi.L 8: 'l‘Ho1tt.is.
Norwalk,—Se-pt. 9.
UST ipttblished by the subscriber, and for
sale by the Tlionsand, Gross,Dozen,or sinrale,
]l:’f2'ddle?§7°o0k’s Almanac/c,_f'o1~'
_ For sale, also, by the Post-riders from the Ga-
zette-Ollice. _ P, PRICE.
October 10.
New Establishinent.
HE subscribers having entered into partner-
ship under the iirni of BARTRAM 3: S'ritE1«;'r,
now ofilr for sale at their store just west of the
Bridge, a general assortment of G1‘0Ct-7'ies, Crock-
ery, Hard IVare. and Fruit. The following arti-
cles comprise a part of their assortment.
o1t0c'1.«:RI1«.‘s. ,
Cogniac andeonimon Brandy. , Ho‘.1..uitl 8: corn-
mon Gin. Jamaica. St: Crotx and New Rum, Ci-
der Beantly, Slicrr_v, Lisbon, l-‘ort, t\l.ttl._-it-5,, and
Currant ‘.\iint-s. (jherty Rom, Cortltals, Ale and
Potter, l\1~..»la:-‘st-3. Tc-as of all kinds. \\'heat and
{ye l’l_;_i_t_it'. B’-ztter tll':(lCltCt:5L'.P€)tl(. Beef Hams,
Soap and Candles, \V'iutt-r and summer sltainetl
Oil, sneet Oil. 'Su_t_;ars ofall kinds, Stavt=.li,l’eai~l-
ash, Dye, Vtioods. Copper-as. Allum and Indigo,
L‘.oll‘ee, Pepper. Allspice, (linger, Nutmeg, Citi-
natnon, _Clo~cs, Mace, and vari-in»-. kinds of Rais-
ins and Currents, in general a.~.sorttn»:nt of VV. I.
Fruit, Tobacco, Sugars from 3 for a cent to 3 cts .1
piece. also by the box; Vinegar and Cider, Shad
Muck.-o-el and (Jodlish, Onions. blown salt’, Rice
Crackers, Snuff, Brooms, Mustard, sliavingsoap
and salts.‘
CR0CIi’1£-RY. ,
Iiver/roal Ware, consisting of Dining Plates,
'l‘\Vlllit_:t'S."7 6 5 43inch Mullins, Tea setts and
Teas, Collee-pots and Collies, quart, pint and ball
pint liouls, sugpr bares, peppers, musturds, 4 q-Is
2 qts 1 qt and 1 pint pitchers, Etc.
1'4.*rttt7rie!lcd- H'2.'rc, consisting of Tea-pots. Millts.
Teas, sugars, quart, pint and half pint B-.»~~l~:, 2
quart, quart and pint Patchers, qt. and pt Mugs
C're.-rm. colorrrl‘ il"'t:rc—-l)itiing l’i.at:-s. Mullins.
Chamlr.:rs. l".wct‘s'~ and \‘v'.isli iimvls. I’i-c..:-.c-res.
dowls and ‘l\'lnH.'S. G-_rc‘« 7! am! blur edged I-£"tz1'c°.
Prinz! Frgltrt-(11’z'(c/1m‘.<:. f5’c c‘.‘3"c‘.
Gl.J5S I1".r1l\‘I:‘--Q-nu-t and pint Dectmters.
Tumblers and Vt-’in.:s of all sizes, Musxards and
Salts, pin! and hail pint Bo-tics.
11'/i'Ix‘1)l;"'.d1~.‘l:'. -- Pewter Facits. block tin and
iron table and tea spoons; Slates 8: slate l_)(='nt‘.'iiS.
.~nufi'ers; wood, .~:aw<i:id rattail Files ; Git‘-;i’»les ;
Ivory -Combs, Jew’s lel-ups, Brass and Japaned
Lamps; Sad irons and stands; “Candlesticks;
Qliestfatid Pad Locks ; Chest llingcs, Butts and
screws; skates; bridle Bitts; Pocket and Pen
Knives of all sizes and prices ; Scissors 8: Shears,
Razors ; Knives and Forks ; Shovel and Tongs;
Stock Locks; Curry Combs; Knitting and sew-
ing needles ; spiders ; W-ire ; Powder. shot and
liiuts ; liquid and paste Blocking ; Grind-stones,
one pair large and one pair small Scales. -
1«‘I.’V‘./)I.!V(.'-5‘...-\wl Blades and Hafts, Tacks.
Rasps, and Run Files. l-iammers, Ptnchers and
Nippt-rs, Heel Ball. santlpttpet-, sewing and shoe
Tliread, sand stones. shoe-knives, &c._
*_f Two hands-omciCoolr.ing Stoves and Pipes,
which will he sold low for (‘asli.
Being (lt‘t'.-l'tni"e(l to sell low for cash, those
in want oil‘ any ofthe above articles. will do well
to call. ' D. S. B.-‘.u'raa:v1.
/ I-1. .5'l‘ltElu'I‘.
Nm“.‘.'all»:. October 9.
Boards and Sliitigies.
‘ \‘v'IL1.1A-.\-1 J. s:rniai;‘t'
\ ll AS this day receiveda large supply of Eas-
tern Lumber, viz. -’ i
_. 80,000 inspected Shingles
20.000 feet clear l§fpat'ds. -
’4,(lCO 1 l-4,1 l-27'and.2 inch Plank
10,000 feet Merclrantable Boards. ~
The above, in *addition to his former stock,
makes his assortment quite extensive :_ the clear
stuil‘ is very superior and well seasoned.
October 8.‘ ,_ . __.__ __
.S;1;,1:-§,,-.§red or Stolen
» ROM tli“t:7"-‘ill,/'ido\toz.-.Chapman’s, near Sauga-
tnck, on VVVednesday. nigh!-s 25”? Septem-
ber, ‘a Bay MARE, 11 years old, between 15 and
one of her fore shoes lately set, the other not,
marks occasioned by fettering perceivable on her
leet, white slip on her forehead‘. partofher 11056
also white. VVhoever will take up said Mara
and return her to the subscriber shall be hand-
somcly rewarded. VVM. K_._».CHA.‘2-'MAN..
Saugatnck, Oct 9th, tEl2t. ,_>_- .
_ __ .. -.~__..
A: a c'a.'.'r7 if Pi-‘abate /mldcn az'.Iv'orm1/c,- ocz. st/z,
‘ .~ - 182 l. . .
Hl'5~Court limits and appoints siit months
froiii this date for the creditors to the‘ es-
tate of Wm. Benedict. late of Nor\vaik~", deceased
to exhibit their claims against said. estate, and
the Executor-s are llel‘L‘l_1,}’i'f)l'(lCt‘,t:(I_ to give. pub-
lic-notice thereof as the law directs. 4'
I ' Tc st . ' WM. G. Biv.'r'rs,Clerk.’
estate of Wm._ Bent-dict late of Norwalk, dec’d,
that unless they exhibit their claims within the
timeabove limited. they will be (lebarred a legal
reco‘very.. ‘~GEORGE Sctunni-zit, Execu-
VVanted, '— i r
i IQAD from l4'to 16 years of age, as an
"'A'N TED immietliatelyfa‘ good Weaver, to -
‘ it a continuance of them.
16 bands high. a natural trotter,'shod'all aro_und,v ‘
Notice-is hereby given.tti-the‘_ci'e(lit0t‘s of the -
.‘“ £
., p wNOllC6
‘-S he:-eby-given to the Inliabitanli ofttte Tsiéfi.
Of N0l‘Wa1_k,' to bring in their List of":-ateabife. .
estate to 'either_ol'. the -siibscribers, ‘on or bgforei
the 20th inst. asthe ta,» directs. I , "
~ - .BIii_iNFJ§AS'i_\:I\.A'RV'[N,
4 '5E'l‘}! '1’ Ay.1.o‘n, Assessors.-‘
. ' , BEN.‘l1tI_. ISAAC s. - - .
Nbrtvaiti. Oct. 5. i821 - 3'32-,_-‘;, ;
~ _ , to.6rr,.ts~i, t321.- , . .
Mrs; Polly Allen, Peter Belts. John Byipgibn,
Miss Rocliseuia Byingtoii, Mrs. Sdplfia B.-t§w},,
Wm. ct...-ta, Isa-at: cm}.-‘ctr, Mrs. Hiitihaii Ciao:
ley, Lewis Collins. Warren Cone, .l'o_h'n Eng,-5],,‘-,
C. .Frani:tsco, ‘Writ. Fitch, Mrs; Riicliel (;esj»,‘._
Moses VV. iltiait, Sainl. .liaufor(l, Beititijaili lliiyt,
3.-1.-s. l\’lary nay‘-., Dtilllcl James, .t,'._st.z ice;-it-.-.
Joshua‘ Leavctt, Still Uliiistéd, I4’z'l.'h;i, 1)'t.,"l_-3.:
Price, RicliaI'd~".Pike,' Jatiics Quittt’itt‘il,-Cluiiltzs
Quill“-8i!'t|. Abm; Yuungs, All"t"etl 56)’II:tIlIl‘, Thus.
Ii‘. 'I‘hat'cher,' .'.\’lrs. Hautitili 'l'al}'lor, Lfri-ah Taylor.
'1 * .
I‘ or Sale; _,
V it-in subscriber otr.-i{s to" sell sash
~ _ _ llouse itiitl Barn, lilacksinith Shop
and fools. -0g'ether‘ with about half an acre bf
Land adjriininiiig, situztted in‘ Ritlgebmjz, a few
rods south ofthe Meeting house. It is an excel-
lent stand for the Blacksttith littsiness, being an
old stand for said business. Any person iviisiiing,
to purchase will please to call and tiew the pJ'e‘riii-
ses. ln"tme‘tliate possetisioti can be .given,. with an
ix-disputalilc title. , PHILIP -I)._tU‘cu‘\‘v, 2¢}_i
R*.d,tr,ebury, Sept; 24. M 3-,, -guf
.., . . ._ ., .
WOOD ‘W anted, 1
VVENTY or thirty Iloads ofWood iwainti:d'i.'s,,._,
I to be delivered in the i"non’li-"of October’;
for which Cash will be paid, ls’-iquii-g; at this (if. .
CW Uctblici 1"~t. ,3‘;
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At a StlpCl‘idI' Coiirt liolen_-at Dahbtirv, in ahlzl for
the County of Fairlzleltl.‘ on the last ’1‘rtesday
offieptatiiber, A. I). 1821. _ I i
PON the P}.-tition ol \-‘v'ii;Litiiét'5'Isot:itvJooi:i
and BUc'i’;T.~iGH-in l.o'c1<woou': both ol'Nor-'“
“lllks in said County, ztgaitist Aténitnw i'iANF-.‘.RD
pray'iu_t{ to foreclose "c-.—i‘t.»m lVlt_.rtg..gt;d prgmises,
situate in said Norvtalk and (lt:st2l‘il)t:(l in said pe-
tttion, and it appeat'in',g,to this court that the re."
spontlent is outof this State: : It is therefore '6,-.~
.(lCl‘.(l by lliliS (:t.:t.i!'t,_l_.l‘u.il said pt:il-Lion be igofitjnu-.3
ed to the Superior Court holtren. at Fairlie-ld». in
and lot‘ said County, on the last Tuesday ‘of De-
cembecnext; agd that notice oi the pendiitgthere-.
olbe given to the respondent, by publishing this
order in the N.0l'\l'uih Gazette. a paper printed in
said Norwalk. for tltxee weeks sttccessively, at
«least six weeks bv.-fore the sitting of said Court.
__ By _Court. Davin BURR, Clerk.
At a Court of Probates held for the state of.New
York, "at the Probate office in tlic-sci, ‘oi Alba‘-
ny, the .ftiut‘tl‘! day of September, ifihtzyear I
of our Lord one thousand eight httnilred and
twenty one. ' g 2
Pt-esetit.--G.r3ittti'i‘ Y. I.Ai':sitvc., Esqr; Judge cf
- .I’robalc-.9 : ‘
In I/IL’ n'zat-te'r of EZRA Locxwoon,
, A Deceased, - . _
‘ HEREAS C/urrlz.-a Km:/2/2, administrator on
the estate of Iizra Lock-wood, late ofSta1‘-n.
ford. in the state of Connecticut, deceased, by his
petition presented to the said Judge. has applied
for an“ortler to sell the real estate of the said de.
ceased in this state, consistmg of a farm of about’
three huncltetl and forty acresof land", situate in thc
town of Green, in the county of Chgnango, for the
payment of the debts ofthe said dec’d, the plfrsnn.
al estate of the said deceased being ‘lnsllf‘fiiClcl‘it
to pay the same and praying the aid ul mi;
Court in the pmmises. and the petitioner having
filed in the ofhcc of this 't.'ouz t, the acct.-tinj._..in iho
said petition mentioned. it its ordered ihat all
persons interested in the estate of the saididicceas-
ed, do appear at the Probate oilice in the city of
Albany. on 'l'hursd-ay, the first. day of Novem.
ber next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ofthat day,
to show cause. ifauy they have, why the said re- _
lo: the paymen iofhis debts. 4v\\'31*
Ci'mis'roPi{zit Y. Lgtxsizve, Clerk,
‘ Zifmtufatclluritt-g, I. Ckthr
, Dreflssing, 85%;. ,'
at D. BANKS .WOUl(l inform it.eir;tiT-,3
O ,aud the poblicfgencrally, that theiy”*'at'e
now ready for the reception of Cloth at their Fac-
tory, where they ,will..l7)'e happy to execute the or-
_ders of those who’ may favor themwith their cus-.-,-
tom and while they _acl-tnowledge their.,gratitu0_-3
for past favors, would.solici‘t and endeavcir i’
A liberal dist?Q,_ir,t Wm
be made from last years prices, to tl!()'Sc7§,'g‘,,i'
cash on delivery of the work. 2):?” fétf,‘
ther at the storeof Messisliing 8r. 5 ,_
C"°°l“’-"9 Bradley 8" S7-.‘.‘..i‘h' .°" R" i-R-andia‘ll‘;'8?Co..
will be attended to every -‘week-: and";-_1-¢-igu=i~h'¢_.d as,
soon as done. *,j" Manufaclfm-Eng’7:d_one~ in the
best ‘l1l€t:I‘ll_l‘_;(‘,‘l‘ and on i‘er,5crr_‘;,b),, ,e,;m§«_ .
VVA‘NT‘1§D'--A nl1IY‘.'t§'-.’:"t' of barrels of good Sea,’ ..
I0‘? ,“’hiCh 3 ¥§e“°"°‘..1s'price will be given. A i
‘ Ridsefielcl. Av.g‘ust,is2t. ~, .: 30.5..
“itEMOV.7tL."
I. _ HE ‘stibscriberihas removtad" his Iiookgtay-cl,
and, gflindm-yd to the ‘room lately occtipied
Mr.‘ E. H. Street, first dooreast of -S‘:-“¢=et'.s [{otc[.~,
—-co1ss"r.-u~i'ri.‘it o'ni'tA.\"1'). ANY) 1ioti‘sA1.i«:-—
;A complete assoritmen-t of ,SC1-iO,Oi53.'i;and TOY’:
‘BOOKS, with a i"ariety___of iittsccualaioite Books, *
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interssting Narrative, founded on. recent facts"
and connected with living characters. ‘ , pi
Memoirs of 0boakiqlz,. a Dalit'_e oi the Sandwich
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Watt’s Catcclxism, with prayers, hymiis.and‘
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?- PRICE‘.
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32‘, t ‘Nwriimc Lo_eiswoo~u.- tors‘.
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Sept. 17', 1821.
1.-‘z?:"6’jri'1Z.I::.-'r,';..'7. ‘t/is Po»: Ofilcc tit [variant/2-,1c‘3c’.i
al estate of trig: said deceased should not be sold .
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