,_ ’_N§__>
» ii 1r§2iv‘i;‘s12.ai-', .2v‘o VE./lIBEI£ 2'1, 1321.
" ‘viir')‘ée9;: all ~ that’tlie l‘orm"er ‘gal-;;sr'ninsnt donein
} 1515‘ ‘bl! Siness has been sanct':one’d by..the new go;
’uernment,~:anrl ‘I am now acting under the ‘orders
of the independent government. ‘
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. South ./.’m,erz'ca.--'l‘lie.Merc. Adv. says ‘it is
now generally believed that the whole coast-of
§.?UKll,fki‘0t:l'iCa on the Pacific Ocean has become
lridepetrdent oftipain, and that a free trade, hith-
_et't0 interdicted by the policy of that government,
will be speedily, if it is not already, opened with
__all nations. ’~ ’ i
. La Plata.-—a'l‘he whole of the nor-th side ol'the
liver La Plata from the Atlantic to the Ur‘-rgnay,
-including the ports of Maldon‘.tdo, Monte Video
and Coloniadcl $act‘ament<.i (opposite Buenos
Ayres) has been annexed to the crown of Pot‘tu-
, gal, unner‘ the title ol‘ the C'z's[ilutine State. As
yet its regulations and internal government re»
niaiii the saniié-‘as formerly.
LA'l‘ESl' l*‘ll()M l:'.NGl.AND.
. the arrival of the ship Cortes at NewVor‘k.
London papers to the 7th and Liverpool to the
'93.h October have been received. They furnish
no ptilirical news of importance. The intrrkr.ts
were drill, and the accounts agree in statitig that.
tho ports will not be opened this season.
The accounts through l"rarrc‘e are favorable to
a corttiriuar:c}: of peace between Russia and l or-
lsey, the Ktisslzin troops which had been ordered
for the lnrkrslt li'utiliei‘s, lraving been ordered
back to their old quarters.
Accounts from Madrid are to Sept. 20th. In
Sat-trgtissa, and other parts of Spain. all apprehen-
sions ofthc revolution had nearly stibsided. ,'l‘he
fever prevailed at Barcelona and the neighbor-
hood.
———-as-its -:2:-an-———-—
Exrfrac! Qf rz J(.‘Itcr_/5'0”: I'Vas/'iin_;to7t, J‘/oru. 5.
- ‘ Preparations are nzakitig he:e tor the meeting
cl‘ (.‘.orrgress which will be in less than a month.
The grand E|ectio.'ieer‘irig Cull-ipalgll, it is said,
vrill be open as soon‘ after the Iiiccilllg‘ as time
- will permit for l'eelirrg:_ the pulses of the mt.-nihers
--a large .propottiun -::ol whom are new ones.
‘ It is iotirnatetl, that many of the incumbents
in office, some of whom hare held lucrative ap-
pointments from fifteen to thirty _veat‘s, will be
invited to fold up their robes, and retire with de-
cency. By the law of May, 1820, limiting the
term of ofli-;eol' certain ullicers, all commissions
or appointments made prior to the 1st of October‘,
18 ‘.6, are to cease after the 30th September‘ last:
.arid‘all others four‘ years lroin their dates. The
Vdbject of this law was to, enable the President to
get rid of old and rich incumbents, without the
disagreeable course of absolute removal. It will
be recollectr.~d. that the law in question reliers to
District Al.tCi[‘llC}'S, Collectors of Custcrns, Naval
Ofiicers, burvcyors of Ctistoms, Navy Agents,
Registers of I..a-ad Uliices, Etc. Szc. If the spirit
of the law is executed. as it is said it will be, you
may e.as»il§ conceive of the excitement it will cre-
‘ ate ziinorig the veteran clllce holders, and the ac—
tivity it will occasion among the ollice-seEket‘s
As far as the public voice on this subject has been
ascertained. it" is loud in favor of the execution of
the law in its spirit, and that the present time is
the best to make the experiment. . The Presi-
dent, it is sutgggested; will readily hearke.n to the
general voice, when a‘scertained from t'ne‘mem-
hers. If,i,lier‘e«are.' lionot‘s.and emoluments tn the
prtblic-ofiices, they ought to be shared by the corn-
monity. and l;|_(Il..,l)y any pcrpetuities, ifthe pub
,lic serxice tvillfatlniit of it; and iflabor‘ and duties
are to be pe_ifliir.nied, they ooghtto be tll\-‘l(lc‘(l.
. " ' Boston Ce1.‘t:1:el.
s
,;_‘f‘-‘,\.rttntt'a int l‘-A;:E'i"r.‘is.
Gent.-ml Jark.san.—-l;:-tters ol the 22d tilt. from
‘Pensacola, confirm the supposition that General
Jackson will not resume the government of the
I Flovitlas. One of the letters say that Col. '\Vrn.
"King, late‘-oi‘ the army, -lS.lalke(l of as the new
go_vernor ;.-and it is added that ‘a petition was
handing aboul,‘pi‘a§'ing the President to appoint
him, which will be signed by all the 5prinltrI‘tls.’
_ Baltimore ./Izucricun.
Mr. ‘.Vorthington, the acting governor‘ of East
‘ Florida. with a view to d dt-litritive trntlerstandtrig
~,with the Seminole and other tribes ol. lrrtli-.ins,lras
iiisiitted a proclamation, directing a gcireral lallr
to be held with all the l“loridian lndians on the
20th November._ The sickness in St. Augustine
is said to be deéreasing.
C’au't'ia2z.-—.l‘vlessr‘s.. Chapin and _Tenney, pas-
tors of Coiigzregatiotial churches in VVet' ‘eas-
fieltl, Rev. Mr‘. 5_)obk of.East Hartford, and Rev.
_Mr.‘ l‘lawes ol’Har‘tl'ord, have cautioned the chi is-
, _,,;,‘.,tiati public against one Henry Wade, a licensed
’ .-V _ol“the.;.mirristr-y,, to expose the tlcpt‘ai‘ity ol'a_man—
‘-9..«yt..t .
I»--his money. He’ §a"6 “P iii.’
:' i,z>.v3;",‘p,,,,e:{§g,3i.z(-,E‘;l Mr.K by the collar, tlrew.
' the wa‘ggoi‘r, st!‘
V4/[rim ar_tpl’h_er -violent, blow,
_;,.l.pl‘lcachet' oi‘ the g_;'isp':i--tliey state, that lraving
V" inrestigated !'€p()il:«., ‘ they are constraitied to de-
clare, that there is distressing and conclusive ev-
idence that he has longgbeen in the practice ol
foul iniquity, and V is "deeply involved in guilt.-—
Stiffice i_t~to say, that his crimes are of such a na-
ture as ought to destroy all confidence in him as
a preacher, a"'chr‘isli.rn and a man. and to cxclutle
him from all decent and respectable society.
, ‘It is pairrftil to make the above di~.closarc;.
but we owe it to the cause of God and the honor
whose conduct has so grievtiusly woulidetl the
f,-3;-_,;d,s‘.,l pi.::ty.,al)(l has become a stumbiirigblock
_]g'.tl1Q§c.wl)0 seek occasion ol'_repi‘oacli_.
I ‘fills we are not irilt)t'med§§i‘f"rvliat’ church be
his amember, nor from what association be ob-
tainedhis licetrsc, and as he is still imposing him-
self tipon_ distant places as a preacher‘, we rs.-quest
the _editors_ol’ rrewsipapers to give lnStl‘li.t)l] to the
-precer.li"rrg.’ I - ' _ _ _ _
Strange as it may appear, it is said this man
' . has actutrlly turtred ’l"ui‘k‘ or L'loor.]-TR:-g.
Robbery.--On the night, col the lith inst. as Mr.
. Kin,:,gbury,"nn-keeper in East Windsor, ‘was re-
turning home froml l°lai'_tford, a villain stripped his
' ‘ J W ‘ ‘mm
rick him sevet_al.viol'érit3blo,
him-iljlrc did‘ not ,
pocket book,'con'-
ygrobber then giving
"t5ld' him to, clear‘ out.
0l‘l.S’ttS[)lCiOn and examin-
threatened to mtitdet‘
training a‘ few ‘dolla/l alldljl
-.A person was taken up
;,...e.d‘ bu, nothillg was lbu‘n,d_‘t,o j'.1Slll‘y his "commit.
manta
pf itime, he dech
r\'
.‘,.
since, the loc_k on -the iron door of the vault bro-
ken; and an iron chest weighing 3 or21 cwjt. ‘car-
r‘ieil off. The chest contained about $300 in sil
ver, some banikbills, and_ a great number of valu
able papers. Some trunks of silks were also 0-
pened‘ but none of the goods taken. A great ma~
try other robberies have ‘recently been committed
in and near Boston. "
./1720//I67,‘ attem/it at Mail Robbery.-—‘-A letter
dated Fredericksburg, Va. Nov. 12, states that
on the night previous an attempt was made on
the life ofthe mail driver, with a view of robbing
the'mail'. The villain made apblind with bushes
at a narrow part ofthe road, and when the driver
came up three bullets were discharged at him,
one ofwhich was found by the Post Master among
the contents of the mail bag. Tlie‘ mail and dir-
ver escaped unhurt.
The account weptrblished last week of a man
who attempted to rob the mail being shot, turns
out robe a hoax--no such attempt was made. '
Quick -work «rt-2'.’/1 a /l(J1‘6'€ z/zit;/.———()n Sunday eve-
ning, 21st oil. a horse belotigirig to a traveller‘,
was stolen from a sable in Laricastet‘, Ohio; the
next day put‘-,uit was rriade alter the thief, and
V\ ednesday he was taken '1” In court ol common
pleas being in .scs~ion, he was trier. next day,aiitl
seitterrtterl to three years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary ,.at hard labor. lie is not yet twen-
ty years old. .
flnorlicr T/zratrc burnt.—-'l‘heTliealI‘e atNatch-
ez, Mi. was destroyed by lire on the rrrglv ol" the
13th ul_t. his not known by ulna’. rneans lllc
fire was cotnmrrnicarerl, but it is stippusetl to have
been the work of an incendiary. ,
The lion) house til" G-.vet‘not‘ Skinner. of Ver-
men 1, at Manchester, was destroyed by 5- e on the
‘sth inst. ;ttss $3000. '
1)z'.s-tre.»sz'ng ot‘curre72ce ——On the 3d inst. some
families who had been living on Navy Island in
the Niagara i‘iver. had made preparations for t-e-
moving to the Can-.r'rla shore, and loaded a boat
with their litiuseliold ePr‘c~cts 'l he wind rising
to a considerable height, it was thought ltli[)l'U-,
dent by some of the party to attempt crossing so
near the-l'alls.with the wind lilotving d,twvn stream.
Some oftli-:m cons:-qtrently refused to embark ;
but tlirei mt.-n, less consitlcrate than the rest.
wc_nt on board for the purpose of crossing-; but
thinking proper to wait a little for the falling of
the wind, they all laid down to sleep. During
this time, the rising of the wzt'et'. or some other-
cause, loosened the boat from its moorings, and
these unfortunate men soon found themselves
fast apptmtcliing the rapids which lead to the
main falls. No hum-art poser‘ could now save
them, and they were pl'€t.'lpllttlt‘(l into 1 re cler-
nal world by one of the most an lirl deaths rvr-icii
it is possible to Cl)IlC\irVt_'. ,t\’I.~.ny of their goods
were seen flttatitrg l)L‘l_U . the hills much broken
to pieces. except one dining table which lliated
ashore . tttiirrjur‘eti.——.N‘Iu_gu"u /lu/I67“.
zllrirzlrr --3 St. Clair st tile (Obi-i) paper oftlic
27tlrult. gjves account of-a slrocltrng murder com-
‘riritted on the niglit ol the ptecenirtg Wetlrtcsrlay.
by a man na‘ni<d~ Shandy l'l'dHHll0ri(.l. who put a
period to the eartly existence of his M rle. Ht: was
intoxicated. beat lrei‘ after she had retired .o bed
and dragging‘ her from the bed, in the lali her
neck was drslt_ic_ated. He is in prison to abide
the ‘rclitt-:nCc ofthe law. *
A woman agr-(l 73. of liampslr-ad, L I. put a
period to her existence liydiangirrg ht-r-self witha
skr-in of yarn to a beam in her kticnrsn.
Iron -water ‘w/l(.'£’[ —A fv'l..lltrrttert, an ingenious
rnecharric ot Aitianv is building a cast-iron water-
whcel ir'itenr.lcd to be used in a cotton l:.t‘,tory —-
l'lris wheel is 14. feet in diameter-—-—the_ 5l).l‘f[ is
a -hollow cylintler, I8 inches‘ in diameter‘. it is
so ltarnecl together with bolts as to be easily ta-
ken apartaird ti'aiispor‘tr:<'l to any (listancc. This
kind ol'\vav‘t:r‘ wheel is now in use in ‘ticotland and
has been proved to be far‘ superior in all respects
to wooden wheels. and zhe cost is‘ but little more.
The .U:.’lilW'¢l!'?. Gazette: states that atnong; the
large number‘ of Scotclr emigrants who liatfc la=e-
ly zrrrited in this country, there is one person of
the (~:}’_l|‘a4)|‘(llnutj! age.-_u of lilntflfl-l~.\l) years, who
yet enjoys good health, and is in full possessiwn
of his mental li'clCIill.it;‘.'5.
A Richmond paper‘ states that a cargo of ne-
woes were exported on the 3d ttisl.’ lor New»
Oileans. I
In one tlis’trict in "v_'ermont.sevcn attempt:-;‘have
recently been made, without elllct, to elect a
member of Congress.
By the Chinese -law, oneol the grounds on
which a liusbartd may divorce his wile is, her‘ be
ing too mac "gt"-uen to tar’/cz'n,°‘.
_.._..ap 69-3:-e&>¢3'--~
_ M.4rrmb.l},
In \-Veston. Mi‘. 1467025 Hyatt, of \Vilton, to
Miss Betsey T/torjz, of the former place.
1)I;EU,
In this town, Mrs. Polly x'.catlm~.v. aged 60._
lnrelligerice has been received at ‘Boston, from
Jvkwell, American Mission-.u‘y ; and of Mrs. Poor,
At Lyme, Conn. on the 29th ulr. Captain Ezra
Lee, aged 72, a r‘cvolutionat‘y oliicet‘. VVhen the
lirrtrsh fleet lay in the North River, opposite to
fire city oi‘ N, York, and while Gen. \Vashin'gton
had possession of the city, he was very desirous
to be rid ol such neighbors. A Mr. Bushnell, of
Sa ‘brook, Conn. who had the enius ofa Fulton,
coiistr‘ticteda sub-marir'ie macghine, of a, conical
form, bound together‘ wi‘h iron bands, within
which one person’ ‘might sit, and with cranks and
skulls, could navigate it to any depth under wa-
ter. ln the upper part was affixed at verticle screw
for the or iose of enetraring ships bottoms, and
to this ti)-asiattaclieil a magazirie of powder, with-
in which was aclock, which, on beirigset to i‘un
any pirpn tinge, Wotlldl. iyslien l‘tlI:ddtc)\:l‘fl, spring a
‘-un oc 1, an an exp osron won 10 .ow.
R/lari'ne Turtle, so called, was examined by Gen.
Washington, and approved ; to preserve secrecy,
it was experimented '_withirt an enclosed yard, 0-
ver‘ twenty to tliit‘ty’..f_éet water, and kept during
day-light locked _iii'a 'V,l§SSci_’o hold. Tire brother
of the invejti,tor;'w_as_ to\,be_.t]he person to navigate
'3-the machine nto action, but-on siukirrg it the,.lii‘st
‘ Ll the service. '
if-i ‘Geri. Vvasliltlgt ,
object, request€t|1'=M_a'jrir General Par‘sons_to se-‘
lect a person',‘in wl'ro‘m he could confide.volunta-
rily to engage in the ent.erprize ; the latter being
well acquainted withtlre heroicspirit, the patt‘io--
tism, and the firm and steady courage of the de-
store in Bosion wasiontered aifcw evenings,
lndia, announcing the death of the Rev. Srnzuul fir
wile of Rev. Mr. Poor, another olthe missio'nari._s.' "
This.
. rinwillitig to relinquish the i
A2, . -.,'
. :3 ,1 _ . _ ' . V . . .. . .
09338!‘ above mentioned. immediately com'm'nni- '
C‘“‘_‘d Ell? Plallifipd ‘the offer, which lieaccepted‘,
observing that his ltle_ was at Can. Wasliingt6n’s
service. After prac.t1smg»t_he-machiné,. until he
understood its powers of ‘bzilanciing and moving:
“'ld‘?l' W,3‘°'‘a .3 _f1l..!!.htwa's fixed uportfor the at-
’~:mpt. "‘Genet»'8l Wasltington and his associates
in the secret», took their stations upon the root of
a house in Broadway, aliitltiiilslypyifzlllilig‘ the re-
sult. ‘Morning came and no intelligence could
be hail of the intrepid .-snb~mar'rne navigator, not
could the boat who attended him. give any ac-
count olhim after parting with him the first part
of the night.—VVhile these anxious spectators
were about to give him tip as lost, several barges
were seen to start suddenly from Got-ernor’s 15.
land. (then in possession or the British) antl pro-
ceéded towards some object near‘ the Asia ship of
the line--as suddenly they were seen to put about
and steer for the Island with springing oars. In
two or three minutes an explosion took place,
lrom the surface ofthe water, resembling a wa-
ter spout, which arorised the whole city and re-
gion ; the enemy’s ships tool; the alarm-—signals
were rapidly given—the ships cut their cables and
|)l‘0( ceded to the Hook with all possible dispatch,
sweeping their bottoms with chains, and with dif-
liculty prevented their alliighted crews from leap-
ing overboard. ' _
During this scene of consternation, the deceas-
ed came to the surface, opened the brass head of
his aquatic machine; rose up and gave a Sltljllal
for [NC boat to come to him, but they could not
reach him, until he again descended under water‘,
to avoid the enemy's shot from the island, who
had discovered him and commenced firing in his
wake. Having lorced himself agaitist aistrong;
cutt'et_rt underwater until without the reach of
Shmai "he ‘"35 taken in tow and landed at the Bat-
tcry amidst a great crowd, and reported himself
to General Washington, \\ ho expressed his en
tire satisfaction, that the object was effected, tvith-
out the loss of lives. The deceased was under
the Asia’s bottom more than two hours, endeav-
oring to penetrate her copper, but in vain H3
heqtiently came up under her stern galleries
6‘-Hchlllg fm‘ CXDUSt:(l plank, and could hear the
Cclililltlls Cry. Once he was discovered by the
watch on deck, but concluded a drifted log had
paid them a visit-—he returned to her keel and
examined it lore and aft, and then proceeded to
some other ships ; but the impossibility of pene-
trating their copper, for want ol a resisting pow-
er, hundreds owned the safety of their lives to
this circumstance —-.-Com. ./ltl-m-r.'z'.t-er...;_
At his farm in Upper l‘v’lei'ion 'Fotvrt's‘.‘ltip. Penn.
Vii‘. ./Idum lrkve, ag_r;t~.(l about 104. He emigrated
from Germany into this country, at the com-
mencement of the Indian and French war, near
70,yeats ago. Upon his arr‘iv‘.tl in Ainerica, he
was sold for a term of years to pay his passage ;
which term he served with fidelity. By his in-
dustry he acquired a handsome ptopet‘t_v. and rais
ed a large family ofchildretr ——He had no recol-
lection of ever‘ having the small pox, nor‘ even
the usual sickness while crossing the sea. He
never‘ lost an hour from labor b_v indispositioii
not‘ employed a physician, nor‘ took airy kind of
medicine, in his life. He was completely worn
out bv old tire.
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Accommodation Stage.
LI"-'14" LIN1£_/5'01): .«\"ORI«Vx1LK to JV‘. Y01\’It".
7:1‘ HF. subscribers wottltl inform the publicthat
they have csltrbllslietl an ./!ccomz:zo(.’atz'o7z
350.5? Linc’, to run bt_:ttvecn Norwalk and. New-
Y°"k lll_|'0tigh the winter. It will leave Nnrwall‘.
every \“/ednesdav and .‘>altii‘(la_v‘ at 8 o’clock, A.
M. and return on Ttrt.-sdays and Fridays, leasing
NCW‘Y0I‘k at in_tlie nrortting.
.'r\ §ttIg‘c (connected with the same line) will
llk<-"~vise start from liirlpgefield on Wetloesrlay. and
Sflllllcluy nioi‘nirrg's, at 6 o’clock, and arrive in
Stamford. by the way ol Nott--Canaan, at half past
nine, where it will meet the Norwalk Stage.
'1 he terms for passerigers, from the dillcrent
places, will be as follows :.-- ‘ i
Franz ./V'or7u::.-'k. $2.00-From Steingford, $130..
1"7'0in’ifitZg;§fieZd, $5225--1"I'om JV. Canaan, l .88,
i A -i.-5 l.‘lENltY W’t-:r«;D,
.lr~;ssi~: Courts,
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Norwalk, Nov. 19. 1321.
Jta Court'of' Probate holder: at Norwalk, Nov.
i9, 132:.
HIS Court limits and appoints six months
fr‘om‘this'date for the creditors to the estate
of Ebcucze-r Abbott, late of \'V'rlton, dec’ed, to ex-
hibit their claims against said estate, and the ex-
ecutors are hereby ordered to give notice there-,
as the law directs.
' Per order VVM. G. BE'r'rs, Clerk.
Public notice is hereby igiven that unless the
creditors to the estate of Ebenezer flbbott, late of
‘Wilton, deceased do exhibit their claims against
said estate within the time above lllnlirrtl they will
ever after‘ he debarred a legal recovery.
Mit'1"rar«;w MARVIN, » Execu-
Si\tttUi.:L Aiino'r'r, tors.
Wilton, Nov. 19, 182i." 38*
NOTICE. ‘
HE subscriber has for sale two good Cook-
ing btoves, which he will sell on reasonable
terms. Also for sale, a good doublcbarrell Gun.
Nov. 20. r 'E._ H. STREET-
.._...._?....... ...
To School-teachers.
HE School distr‘i,ct’joir the west side of Starri-
lord river, contaitiiiig in the winter season
about 30 or 40'scholars, is destitute ofa school-
master‘. Any gentleman, well q.ua|ili:d for that
ofiice, will meet with good encouragement by ap-
plying soon to ' WM. KEELER.
.,-__3;.j; I One olitlie District Committee,
Starriftird, ‘Nov. 13,. ' ’ 37
— , , JVOTICE. '_ .
1—]E.per's,on'who’t_o‘nk.a T ul) of Butter. ‘mark-
,.,e,d§_§,.tE. S. Bpzigon,’ from the ‘store of the pub
.scribi3:rsi;”"is requested to return it immediately.
' ‘ i E. HOLYT 8:‘ SON.
I. i ‘.5.
Norwalk. Nov. 5;
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t
.. aEhmayedt%r
I R0l_\?_i_.ilie‘.subscriber,
‘*Tjé"véiy‘"_’|arge trad.-fzing. W the
3 51°F‘? UD<l_¢_l‘ side the olfear‘...
turn t_he same, or give information with, re}
be fourid shall be i‘easonably‘re\v'ai_ri_led,
‘ Josz-;pu;;Bo, ‘_r.o121
' " CT-'37:».‘t.. .
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Noiiwalk, Nov. .
_ E91‘ ‘Elle; “ > ..
YOUNG rioase. three‘yeai's i>i'ci,“'<iii izfea .
5°“'dbl3-l€‘-l‘m=- ‘Inquire of ii -i
LEWis
MAi.Lortir. f
. _. .36’
Stock Reyalem..shed;‘ ‘ ‘
,The subscribers hate on lrarrdg gtn¢,.a1as5n’,.,_ " ~
‘merit of the lips! rate Ghrjqggtje,-, gm, 5,9; Vwhich .
. icy offer for sale low lor cash or country pro. , ~'
dtice. l he fullowirjg articles are a pm, 5
_ tsttticliltil-:5, ‘ . ;
Jgtfilalca, St. Croix-t_'_irrd'New-Iingltrnd Riiin,
Cognracvlirandy, Holland filidl;Plel‘|)t)llt Chi. An.;. :5:
spice. Pepper, Ginger, Pcarlash brown and ltirnpi’ *
5Ugf11'a T_€'=tS, Indigo, Salt Peter, Candles, Soap, _,._ ‘
C0335: )\1C€:1\U1megs,Cinnamoii, Clll)COl.i:l=é, I
Large blue printed Ew-ers ;_,;,d'13,,3,,,-,,§,;2-Cy,-,,a‘,n
colored do. blue punted 'l'ea‘.’__c,_ctts, Teas 8: Plight,‘
CV5: cream-colored Cliambersfcomtnoii eai‘tli<‘-L“,t,,"‘;,
d°- ‘=3!'1h¢'_'“ dlfillest pitchers, ‘cups, pots, stone‘.
P°‘5~ Md 10855 ltd puts some ofa superior qual-
ty, Etc. Ste. .
HARDVVARE. '
_ Knives and Forks, 7 by 9. Glass, t>'u_r,,., and
9d wrought nails. 5d 6d and 8d cut do. W.il-
son’s cast steel shoe-knives, bread knives, p'«'ir.lt'et
and pen-knives, pocket combs, trace: cttains.'s‘.ir-‘
rtips ir‘oris, bridle bits, s'nul‘l'ei‘s,arr(l trays, spoons,
sli0r:-l'asps,- awl-blades, tacks, tayloi-’s tlrinibles, , 2 I
brass candlcstirks, llinrs, slates and pencils, sttkl I V I
tobacco boxes. Htmt’s Biacl:.i;.,;. gm, gm,
DRY GOODS--—A small a.~.sot'ti‘nt11t of Do».-
me:-ric Mtisliris,'Bombazettes, Woolen (Jot l1S,&,C.
Liitewusu, a quantity oftlie first ''atte.('-ll¢;t'Se .
for family U56, 1-61-50138 Vt-i_5}ii|.g any of the ab¢_,v‘e
articles arertqueszcd to call and see for them-
selves. BURMLL 8:; ’l‘iit-Mas.’
Norwallt, Nov. I2.
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W crater Ai‘ro:n.gem.ent.
Acconimodation P.aclg,ets.
To soil from Ebenezer D. Hoyt’s I.(mdirrg, at
.N'orwalk, for Peck Slip, New-Ilork.
SLOUP Cl'l'lZl‘ll\'—l’ENivovEn.
SLOOP l'\/ll‘lCl-IANIC-—DAsKirM.
SLOOP UNION-—l$irowst.
One olthcse vessels will leave this place every
'l'uv:stlay and Sa-turday, and return the satire day fi"i=*i-1‘.
the week following. .
For freight or passage apply to the subscribers
or to either the Captains on board ol thtirre-
spectivevessels. E. D. HOYT E5’ SON.
Norwalk, Nov. 1.
Norwalk, Nov. 6. 182L
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Advertisement.
7 E ‘HE subscriber, ilitl:l;(_ll‘-lg to remove from
Nor'\valk, L-liens for sale his Estztbl:-iltnrent,
consisting of all the Apparatus ‘necessat V for car. V
I‘_\‘tti§ on the Cotton VVcarrng zp aclvatitaue. It
will be sold, a l)£ll';.‘{Elill,ilO any one wishing 10 pm».
tzliase,-and every information gl\'L'l’] lm 4-and. ct.
mg the business to atlvantagc, It is an ,,xcet|.,-nt
stand for vending Cotton Goods and Yarn, or
Cmititry work._ .A_ NASH.
'Norwall-'._ Nov. 5 36. 4,,-‘ "
- Euclid, C0nVcl'5aIi¢)n5 0"
_ - . ‘°“'Ys \V2tverly ; by the author of lvanhog,
l$.6DllW0l‘ll‘t, 8cc.'; Octavo Bibles, containing: the
«*l’”°"Yl’l‘8-—fot‘ sale by P. PRICE.
Nov. 7.
«ft 1: Court of Probate holder: at ./Vorwuilk, Nov. 5,
rsar. ’ rt ‘ ,
PON the Petition of I.s.tAc .li«‘.Ni;1ivGs. of
_ Nov-walk, as he is Guarvian to Heriry K.-,-1.
‘"5-S’: “Pd 30”? K"”°.S"§‘. minor children, tinder the
age of twenty-one years, praying for Lib,-sly ,0
sell and convey a certain tract of land ligloriging
to said minors, lying in said i\‘ot'walk, the“
Old Well. so called, as described in said Petition,
lt is ordered that the further‘ considerai-ion of said
PCllllOl'l be continued [0 3 session uflhls Cum-1 lo
be" holden at the Probate ofiict-Vin sai_t‘l N()l‘\gal'k;
on the 3d Monday of December next, ‘tr-hen“,-,md
where such order will be mac__le"in",thc~p’t-‘emi,ég
as shall then be deemed expetlierit ;i“",axidi.sa'iid
(iuardian is lrereby ordered? to ‘i|)‘ill)ll_S’l')i;:~l,l)c_ pen-
denc}' of said Petition as lheglaw‘ directs. ‘ ' V ',
6w36 Pei‘ order. W’-iraI7'~"G’. Bi-:'i"i‘s, Clerk.-
U$'l‘received by the subset-tbet‘—l)ay’s A1,“.
»eb-,-.é,‘;,-, No Fictitirr,an‘interesting i\'a_rat‘i_ve ;
an 3, o_rs'éfs abt'idged“(.§eography, last "etlitionf
with a1l_ltiii.'lor the use of schools. pi .
\"Vari'ted-—l“tom _10 to 15 loads good Oak». or
Walnut Wood ; also, 50 or 100 ‘bushels good
Coal, for‘ which the highest price will beigiven,
in books or binding.
_ §CP'l'lie1rr:rson whoggecerrtly took the first
volume of Melmoth, the \§,’anderer,fr'om ‘Llre subb
scr‘iber’s store, is requested to return it iniinedi-
ately. C » P. PR_l(JE.
October 30. 2 ' ‘ . ‘ .
A new supply of Codlish just received and l6r'
sale by BURRALL St THOMAS.
Orttnlie-:4 ‘Z2. . _ _, .
Apprentice VVarrted. A
ANTED immediately a healthy young lad”
for the Tuz‘lo1-ing Buszizces, one that=is3$.ome.f=-
what acqtiainted with said business 'wotild’be' pit”
fer-red ; none needs p'rly‘but‘sirch as can conrewellfr: V
recommended, , RUFUS Scoi«insLD.- " ,
Norwulk, .39?“ l3‘ha;.1.:§?‘- I i . I
, "1°i5o.uE1i5i7’s J F
Metallic Strap ~and.P(_1-sf‘e,’ . .: 3
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‘For Razotfs, Surgeons’ I1istritiite,n_tT<ii§';<§ft_:.'/< . _
For sale at; the Norwalk Gazette ;%fll¢¢»; 7.3-‘
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Norwalk Chronicler