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_ ‘ SOUTH AMERICA. .
.'I'he_present state offioiiili Am-:.i'ica merits-the
'pz1rtictllar attention of the Amcricaii merchant,
-agiiculitiralist, and maiiul’acttii'ci'. A.ficl<l so
vast, and so abuntlant in all final can invite the ex-
’-clmnges and the inter-.:r.ui'ss: oi mankind, was nev-
*"e'_l]~‘,‘,Vbr.1'oi‘t; ogcii to l..i‘.'.l!l'.':!l oppoz'tuni'y, and to none
are Ehgsp oyipui-1-;ti;':ti::-.i Oli so much consiilcration
as pool:-is at the United States. lndep¢:u-
dent of lV'l»;xii;o, which cannot long rciriaiin in its
pl‘8SL:'l‘lt (llSll'il('.l(.(l slate. tilt l>’3l>‘-Ii‘-MU" l>€l‘*“?C"
the Mexican giilph and the southern hound oi
civilly,-dtiiin, amutlnts to net.il‘l‘y' I2 millions ofpco-
pie, who pt'(itlllC8 and consume. Mexico exceeds
six millions of the same description. '1herc is
no productioii, nor is there any climate which is v.
not coinpreheiided within the space that we li'oi|'t:
here noted; for the elevation of that vast range
of continent, places it above the influence of that
‘heat which in the same latitudes ofAli'ica and A-
‘ sin is incongt-.nial with wholesome tempct‘atuI‘e.
The catablisli mcnt ofthc popular rcprcstzntati vc
svstcm in Columbia, decides the cast of govern-
ment for_ all America. The central position ol
thiii republic, its riches, its nuincrctis 5e‘a-putts,
its more various products, its internal riavlgaaion.
coim-ntiiiicating with both seas, and open to 2s’or=.li
East America and Europe, and North VVest A-
merica and A:.ia.—-l’eru tiutl Chili, will follow the
5‘v.‘l)tlt)llCull s-egiirie; La Pltiia and Mexico will
fuliii a ncc:-s-:i.,v ‘that is too obvious to be mista-
ken, soon lulloav in the sauna track.
'1 he .‘\ll"il:l‘lC‘.tll merchant sliould look about
him in tiniv.-——it is in the new uoild he is totind
-the incans of coinirierce, which ‘can eitlior com»
mzind or render him ind.-.-pendent of the polici’ 0!‘
envv olthcolil. It is in mouth America that '.\'orlr-
AiiiJericai,v.i|l find the pci'nianeiit mart f.or her pro-
ducts of industry and art-—tor the cmployineiii of
her sc:inieii.- The South Aiiici'ic:ins will no
maintaiii aiiv naval csiabiislim-.:iit ; lint-‘in!-f “"“i‘“
i[')‘[l)cl_llSCl\'€:S the means or stilisisting in uliaiii-
(lance arid case, they will be an eitpoiinig poo
pie; they will indeed rcceiie lrom eIti'it:l iiatiuric
,,,;,,,,,._,,L.,- ,,,,,_,» L»; uwugllt; but it is in |ll1lifli"--
wncie the cliiuat:-. is not proiilic, tliai C0l'lll’n‘ct'Cl;:2
l‘he same ni-olive ior
l5l’li.(:tpt!2’.t3 does not exist at ll-ago-.a, or L‘-lvxtctii
or l..'tina," l'oi_- "<lll‘;':3lllUlll]g to the seat, that exists at
London‘, or Ainsterdztm, or Boston, or New Ytklki
“met, like A1'nens,R'node.s, C'dl".l1'dgC, Genoa, and
Venice, had either a sterile soil, or no soil”; oi'_a
climate locked up to vegetation half the year-——in
5,,uil-i_ America it ‘i.<.p'erpettlal summer. The
suntli i\ltlCl'lChll5 will not" ‘exactly imitate the
chiiiese, but they will in some incasure-—-they
«ill hold intercourse with all nations who shall be-
have themselves well-but they willavoid entai:-
gling alliances, and the perpetual lesteriiig disease
ot oiplomac_v—-they have the keys ol. universal
cominerce in their liands--antl the United States
will find in their ports that employment which
will make the commerce of all the real of the
world an interior consideraiioii.--Amwra.
. -€O§—
Nxvv-Loxnox, Nov. 28.
;t,'a,'( Sufi-:3_i‘.--—VVe learn that l.Vll'. Asa Diliton,
of this city, has devised a plan lor the sale trans-
p0,.,.‘,,',,,,, of the great mails, which, at once will
3LClll'e them from being injured by rains,__aiid
guard theingagaiiist robbers.‘ It has been subi'ntt«-
ted to the inspectioii of maiiy""geii'tleim.-ii oi dis-
‘cei-iitnent, who speak of‘ in -‘very fai'ot'-able terms.
OIA model has been lately sent tothe postmaster
Gem-l'al.—-'l'l‘.e inpii-ies and losses already sus-
lalttctl by l'(\l)l)tl|‘lt3; call lniperiously for iiiea.,.
urea, whicli will ensure securities to tile i'ii'.ilis.
‘Io pi-t-seiwe them froii‘. being dicnclieil by stoi ms
or Livers, is also an tiiiportaiit object ;as the cairn-
plmm of this evil lias become exteiisive--.\l:.
J.)-.itton is one ot' the oldest <.0llll‘tJ..'L-)l'!5 2 t:ut._y-
mg the mazl in the U.'l5tatt‘s; .u'itl l]':l'.;'.’i,."<.ll.'(il:i-
{l{1g\)lnllc{lil)l' his sigilari-.;e anti l)_tl_liC'tULtllly'_. 1 its
sale ll‘.ll):.Q‘.)ila'ii0l'l ol _tue llltili,-la a su'.;_p.'cl..\'vltlC|t
“Q: l«._)'.lp‘:'OC(.’Ut)l\.'Ll tits; altctlllutlf, a;’:(l ll his plan
insure the stlccess it [fill-[I'n.$C!'.‘v, he will ilieiit an
;-'~:.i;~le 2‘f.t‘~V:.‘ii‘Ll and the _tl=.anl~'.s title to a laitlilul ser-
3551? oltiie pt_iblic.-—(7':¢Z<’i.’€-
. T193‘
17,-om mg Jvqrfaik 1’1L’l'£Z/ill, ./‘."av. 23.
A Connecticut paper, in a humorous article on
the suhjt-‘ct of taste in choosing miines loi chil-
dren, staies tliat the following name tictoiigetl to
a citizeii ol’ that state :— Ma/1ar-o'/ialal-h’a.s/ibus/z-
pbly-m,.y,,-,,, _/‘,"e[.:o;z Seq/iilcl. This “beats Prams-
God J3u,.,.[,',j,1¢-3,‘1’;'c9c'rvcd Fis/i, and a great ulaiiy
0tll€l‘S,!-but we believe we can muster up one that
will cap them all ; and thus goes the story :—
some twenty years ago ‘d'Ne\V-{Lllglaltd cap-
tain liavingr some business’ at the '.\'1arsli-ails ultice
in this town, which required him ‘to sign his
name, was rather tetllous in pt:l'l0l'l1llIig the ope-
ration, which did not escape the obseriatiorl of
the Deputy Marshal, who _ivas at little impatient
at the delay, and curious witbal to see what sort
ol a name it could be that required solong a time
to spread it "upon ~ paptlfi 1‘¢"““l’5 ‘W9 C_‘*l”"*"‘
had a hug s,,.,,,g of titles to grace it, vi-hich he
oIl‘lUSt‘. to make an ostt-*.ill.til:i»il‘~i l"”ud° oil but he
was; misiakt-ii—thc captaiii llutl subscribed no‘.'h-
mg but simply his lliillllti‘, which when he had hit
‘fined, 111.; 1).;pr,i_y Muisliail, 'dll.cl”’btall‘it: trouble in
dccypliei-i:ig, loontl to read thus :_ 1/zi‘0V.‘5"“1l1"‘C"‘
.’1’izéulat;'or.-. I/Va-~lciizcr-1u~u-I/u-1urIgiI0rIz-<f1‘lEai2-
an £'yaf1‘fl. c “I,” you please to tell me, Captain
(;t_«_,:,p,’ said the Deputy, with as denture a lace
as his \'ioleiit inclination to indulge HI ‘-1 iWf“'_U'
laugh would allow him to put on, ‘ What. mlglll
_Ytilll‘l!\Oll‘te|‘ ‘nave called you in your inhiilcy to
s.i.ie,.lici'scl't' the lroiiblo of rc-pe..tin_i; a sermon
w, i " -.;;._-r slit: l_\Lt(_l oi:(‘.usioit to 1itiinellct‘(lat‘iltig !’
. h "-5,,-,’ }'(—;,y,l'1c:(iLuplaltlClitpp,\V1ll’llZlUgllLtDlC
sinifiiicily, * when l vvas little, they used to call
me 3!'r:'»boy for shortiiess.’
, ' -echo.-—
52, ,/lug-z.-.z.~tz'22c.——-it is with sorrow we learn that
the sickness at .":.t. fllllgllb-llle rcnzains unabated.
§_,i;_-ut.C1('.'v’LFIlU!' \'v‘eriliiiii_-)'.oii had lelt the city it)!‘
a lie of the adjtiiniiig ishinds, and the tiiliabitants
,,._-;,.;iyillv.aw-..tt with tieinbiilig, toe I.iI'tliei' rava-
lfo,-~. ofati epidemic, which (‘.al‘llcb in its progress
Q“: dgwlatioiis oi a pi,;siiicnce.—L/ztu-lesion Cour.
Caption Sisson, of the schr. Ann Maria. from
Havana, states‘ that intelligence had been receiv-
ed were ,,,,_vlt,~us to liissailiiig, ol the death of
.the Vice liliilé Of‘ Mexico, l/U°"'j“> '°‘*l’l"’5°‘d ‘O
h,,,»c ¢,,,¢,, l,u,-asioiied by pi.i.~.on. Capt. 5. also
}t,pu,.,5 “,3, me l’ira'.c.-., '.-bout seventy in num-
l .
'E_)c‘l’, had coiistiuctcd .wo luita on t...-pi; kl.-utoiilu
fp; ‘t_l__iul' dclcl.¢S. '
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NORWALK ‘GAZETTE.
WEDNESDJII-’, DECEMBER 5, 1821.
.4//rocz'ous Ozu.'ragi=.—A rape was committed 1“
Dzinbory, on Monday niglit the 19th Nov. by 3 lie‘
gro fellow, a transient resident ofthat town. 0"
the person of Mrs. VVebb, wife of MI‘: Jfimllhan
V‘v'ebb. The particulars of this nefarious deed,
as related to us, at'eIm‘a_rJ<cd with features of most
uncommon (le}ii'a§=ity".—”It seems the negro Calm?
to Mr. W"s house about 12 o'clock, and expI‘_t=SS-
ed a wish to remain there the i"e.iH.¢1i_ll_d<=" 0‘ ‘h°
night. He was told ii”: migbfl stay it '-he °°_“ld
lodge in the bed with the._¢.:l ildrcn. Afteriyfllg
some time with them, appa tly;very uneasy, he
arose, declariiig he could not sleep there, and that!
he was deterrniiicd to lie on the bed with Mi’.
and Mrs. \Vebb. It was in vain they atl6mP‘¢d
to dissuade him from this resolution : embolden-
ed by the delenceless situation of Mr. VVcbbiWil0
was confined by a broken leg, be <‘IPPl'0'<lCh€d lhcll‘
bed, swearing he would sleep with them.--.-
Fi‘i,_»,htc-netl at his conduct, and suspecting his
dicatlful d65iS"i M1'5- VV- $l‘*“'“§§ "om 11"? btdi
and attempted to escape ; btit tliisdernoti incar-
nate, resolving not to be frustrated in Ills wicked
iiiicllilon, pursued and overtook bet’ a few I'0IiS
from the door. He seized her by the throat, and
a terrible struggle ensued; she -resisting the
monster-‘s attacks with a tlespei-aiion, which no
other situation but l'ier’s could inspire. Over-
come, at l(:llg".l‘l, however, by supeiior strengths
terrili-:d, bi'eaililess, and exhausted. she could no
l'.;l‘if;L:i' oppose his brutality ; and he finally com-
mut.-ci the llOl'l‘ll)l€ crime, which his tit‘-'dtb alone
can expiatc. He then lied. Mr. W't:bb, -roused
to matlness by this outrageous attempt upon the
wife of his bosom, and l'oi‘gettiiig his own help-
:t:.\:i!lt:'aS, rushed to her rescue; butalasl the at-
tcinpz was unavailing; his crippled limb could
,,._,, ,u_,~i;,3n his weight, and he fell from the door
i., the §:I‘otiI‘l(l, wheie he lay, unable to rise, or to
;';i‘:"')ld his distressed wife tilt; least assistaiicc.
The next lnOl‘lllll3_3,‘, complaint was made to the
P,.0Pc,. amhomy, a process was isstied, and the
i;.ulpi-it appi'eliciiclr:tl. Alter an examinanoii, he
was coinmitted. to await his trial at the Decem-
ber term of the Superior Court.-—Tbi5 is tbu
third instawce of rape conimittcd in this county
by blacks, wituin our recollection.--1v’c/1. Farmer.
It appears that ll-.cr<=. is a dcfalcaiion in the
ii-c-;~,s,urv of the state ol New-Jt.-rscy ol more than
sixteenitliousantl dollars. The 'l'rcnton Ameri-
can sztvs, ‘ ‘v-Vluit lnis become of the money which
is misising ?’ is a question which every one asks,
1,“, no one can -.iiiswer. Major Gordon has main-
iaiimtl tlirriiigli life the character ofan industrious
],,,,,e5; n-,ag,.__l—l¢ livetl lriigally and etzoiioinically
....he was cog-agetl in no trade or speculation-
besides the thousand t‘iollars-a year which he re-
(;¢]VE(l as, 'l‘reasuri:r of the state, he had 150 as
Treastircr of the Delaware bridge comp-.iny, and
until within a y-ezir or two kept b..ar(lel's. I-Ic de-
clares himsell wholly ignorant of the manner in
which the tntiiicy has slipped through his lin-
gers, and has coiilessetl jtitlgin-.-iii. in favor olliis
;.‘m.¢,;,.,5 1'0;-10,000 dollars, upon which execution
ha, issued, and all his propt:rly been levied on.
1l1oreji:'iutc.x-~(uk<;3z....-Capt. :‘vlz-.i‘oiiry, at Not‘-
folk, reports that on the 3d iiisi. off Cuniberland
harbor, Cuba, he spoke the U. 1‘.-. sloop” of war
limuet, Capt. l-lenly, who ll‘iii0l'|‘.'IL'(l that he liiitl
captuiecl three days pi'e\iousoll' lllttt place, pi-
,,._,,L,,, 5(;ht)t.|)r,l‘, of 60 tons and 19 men, and or-
(ll:I'i:Ll her for the United States.
The U._S. sciiooi‘.cr Crl"dl11[)tl‘.’l, Lient. Gregory,
was. at 51-'.li.il')n‘-an no the 23d ()i:.t. A ::‘..'l‘lioin-
as article states that while at anchor there a sus-
piciiius vessel appc.arecl offtlle liarbni, upon which
the G. was iiiisiietliately under \\‘t‘|§;‘ll and off.
By an ’¢:|'i'l\".ll at Cl’.-;.i'les:.ori, it is stated that
zlierc had lJt.t‘,"fl a plot laid at l‘l'.t‘-":ll'l&l, the early
part ofitiis inoriili, for the nia;ss.ici'e of the whites
Dy inc §5lzt‘s'€:'.~‘., which had been lortuiuiiely discov-
ered before any iiisul'rr.-ctioii, and lorty two oi" the
,-mg 19¢.-,l.;i-s were taken and imprisoned.
Late: accounts from the U. S. troops at the
Council Bluffs, on the Missouri river, state, that
the troops have raised the past season l.i,00O bush-
cls of coin, beside 40 acres of potatoes, and the
{N31 0514 extensive guitlciis. A grist and saw
mill have been erected at that place.
lt has been lately (It-.cidcd in a court held at
Penn-Y-an, that a man was not an /ialmual <li'tinl.-
ard, because he was not drunk more c/um /ml/‘t/zc
time .’
Billiard ’1'(zblcs.——'l‘he legislature of Kentucky
have passed a bill to tax billiard tables, in that
state, jive /iimdred dollars cac/z.
The Corporation of New-York have voted to
abolish the law for establishing the assize of bread,
and have ordered it to be sold by weight, and
marked with the initials of the makcr’s name.
Gz‘ass.—-A Boston paper says the Glass VVorks
at Ci-aigicville, in the vicinity of Boston, employ
about ninety persons, fifteen of whom are glass
cutters, and only two ofthe latter number fUrc|gD-
ers. As to the quality and cutting of their glass
they may fail'ly tzliallcngeaiiy impot"tcd.
An attempt is making in Ohio to have a Con-
vention called to amend the Cont-.titution of that
Slate.
‘ ,5-,‘,,guZar.—A tamarind stone was extracted, a
few weeks since, from the nose ofa young’ man
in thevillagc of Herkimer, which had been in his
iead more than ten years. It was dislodged from
the place wlieie it had so long quietly rcposed
by the sneezing ofthc young man, and when ex-
tracted 'appeared to be nearly in its natural state.
.N'atu1"al /iroduzion. of H'2.'o/tingto.-i’s Likeness...
A letter has been published in the Franklin Ga-
zette, from James Aikin, Esq. dated at Harpers’s
Ferry, ('\/'a.) giving an account of an ‘excellent
profile of the illustrious VV-ashington, lormcd in
the stupendous rocks which o.v:-.riiang the Polo-
mas, sittiated high up the promontory on the Ma-
ryland side of the liver, looking IlOl'tl1\‘Val'd.--
Such, adds the writer, was the worth of the man,
that nature, proud of her choicest productions of
excellence, has causedevcii rocks to dentify his
visage, that succeeding generations may vciierate
and hold him in grateful remembrance.
It is esiiin-.ite;l that 23,000 persons had died at
Samarang, in two montlis,otthe cholera morbus.
Intzmaze acquaintane.-—A British vessel, with
the Bishop ot Quebec on board, once’ touclied at
an island principally inhabited by savages.‘ The
Bishop being iiiissing, a party of sailors went in
search of him. In their progress they met with
a savage, and inquired of lii_,m, vi nether from their
description he knew any tliing of the Bishop of
Quebec? ‘ Know him ?’ said lie, ‘ 1’w' cat Iiim !’
lag .I7or.Z\7‘ei2§:i-Yqiiiiéi’ .
rfii HTfPac_kei sloop F_..tG_i.E. foanéezi ia.-7m, ‘
Master, will sail from Lock-wood £§’,St.'Jolm’a
P/u'sia'togicalfzl2enomcna=--A gen'.lemanol'Dum- Lamling, Norwalk, for Peck Slip, New-York,
fries, in preparing a frog for galvanic tX}')t.'l'lfl‘l_(:BlS
was _much surprised to End that ttllcr the heart
and lungs were extracted, the anirnal lost nonci
of its sll‘ellglll,,lJlll on being set down, leaped a-
bout with mucb ease and agility. Pi-oceeiling,
he next extracted-the stomach and all ihe l't.‘U’Li:lB-
ing intestines. The frog was then placed llptill
the ground, but still continued to leap about with
its usual power and clieerfulness, to the no small
astonishment of several spectators. The crural
nerves were then laid bare, and the riuirnal put in-
to a trough of water, where it showed itself to be
an expert swimmer, leaped to the ground, where
it hopped about in alively manner till it was ta-
ken up. and itsback bone cut in two, when itin-
stantly expired.
' I\’e,'.-urrectian_/'rom't/ic gra~oe—.. C/irZ:x.;farcI,0ct.«l.
--I arrived last evening, about 5 o’clock, in this
town, and strolling round the church yard, l was
attracted within the walls of the church by the
appearance ofa corpse, followed by an iinniense
number ol'moui'ners of both sexes, who were
paying the last tribute of respect to a tlcccascu
friend. \Vhile the funeral service was reading
over the body, a noise was heard to proceed from
the cofiin, which, for a moment, at rested the at-
tention of the clergyman and his auditors ; but
as the noise appeared to cease, the service was
concluded, each individual being persuaded it
must have proceeded from quite a dilll.-lent source
than the coffin. Just, how ever, as the collin was
being let doivnirito the tomb, the same sound as
before issued from it, accompanied with a noise
very similar to the whclping of a puppy, when
in an instant, the enclosed person, by a sudden
and violent clfort, thrust elf the lid oftlie culliu.
with her arms hanging on each side, with eyes
wide open and rolling in their sockets at the af-
frigliied multitude assembled round, and actually
tippc'ctt'ed herself more affrighted than hurt. Sue
was immediately released from her unpleasant
siiuation,and borne back to her liabitaiion on lbw
very same bier which supported her to the glare.
She is now like to recover. She is a \\ilCl1Wo am‘-’
had she ‘ sluinbered in the arms of death,’ would
have left ten children wholly uiiprovidcd for.
1:
A.
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Certificates, Copy Slips, VVi‘itiiig Paper, Sta.
. Norwalk, Dec. 4th, 1821. ‘
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
?' "11-J15 Meeting of the l*‘airl*ield COUfl!..}':.*Agl'l-
- tznltural Society stantls adjourned to I‘hurs-
day the 3d day of January next, then to be hold-
en at Capt. James Koapp’s, inn-keeper, in Fair-
field, at one o’clock, P. M. and it is earnestly re-
quested that the members of the society would
pnnctually attend, as there is business of im-
portance to be trai‘.sacted. The time is extend-
ed to the 15th December nextfor those who wish
to become competitors for the premiums offer‘-c'd
for corn and potatoes to band on to the treasurer
of the society their several amounts properly cer-
tificd, and to the first of March next for Flax.
. RUSS!-LL li0x"l‘, Sec iy.
Danbury, Nov. 27', 1821.
HIS is to forbid all persons li-.irboriug; or
trusting any person, ‘ y account after
this date. "
November 12, 1821.
-«'6
To the person concerned : .
SIR...
IF you do not ‘speedily return the UM-
BRELLA which you took from Mr. ./Irnold’s room
on Thursday evening last, you may depend on
having your name published.
Not-walk, Nov. 27th.
59 ‘pg JQQIUEJAON ‘}ut?.M.|0_N_
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. , ’ ‘pause suoiisanb on put;
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yo ap.ii_:i c qli.u"}1aeq aqi uo poppil put: painted .i’[
-auiospueq .i.ioA ‘l]Sll.l{[.‘.g;§§_?l-110“) a2l.m[ I’. ‘mug
qiz; mp uo ‘iaqtaosqns-53130 dogs out No}:
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tlii'oii§.jli the season, commencing on Tuesday the
27”‘! 3115!. - For freight or passage apply to the
captain on board‘, or to either of the subsci-ibers.
EC?’ Prices qf Frcig/zt.-.-—HogsheatIs,‘i75'ct:nts
--licary barrels, l8 cents-grain and poi'atot:s, 3,
cults--and all other freight in proportion.‘ -
VVM. &.B. LOCKWOOD.
VVM. St E: S31‘.-JOHN.‘
N. Rock Salt and Plaster for sale as above.
Norwalk, Nov. 26, 1821. 39lf-
' E the-subscribers, being by the 1-lon‘.Court
of Probate for the ‘district of" Faiificld, ap-
pointed Commissioners on the estate 'of'Gi-as-é
Fanton, late of!\’Vcs-ion, in said dlSll'l_c!,'(lt:CC8Sc(l,
hereby give notice that we will attend to the bu-
sines ol our appointment at fthu Dwelling-house
oil}-.-ebe Gray, Inn-l‘i0ldel',in' _said-_'VVesimi-, on the
133‘ Mofiday Of DCC€mbl’«|‘ “€31, 8 9 o’clock A. M. -
Jnnmiun ROWLAND, Commis-
.S1~;Tir lAvLou, sinners. _
Weston, Nov. 23. I321. 39
T HE Court of Probate for the district of Dan.
it . , _ _
btiiy hath limited and allowed six months
ft om the date nereof, to the. crcditot's«of- the es.
tate of .dnru/‘run: ./Vac-/2, late of Ritlgefield in said
' . ' _ 5 ~ - - - - . .
district, tlcc d, lor the exhibition ol claims against
said estate. All persons who neglect to gxhibit
their claims within the timelimitcd as aforesaid,
will be deb-arrcd a recovery ; and all persons in.
debted to saidestatc are requested to make im-
mediate payment.
Janna NASII, ) Execu-
SAMUEL O. Ni\sn,§ tors.
__1:El_gf£e_id,_;l:T_oy. 30, 133i. ' ‘ '*39
./l.:"1£ {IV LIN 1*} from ./‘\/‘OR PV./ELK to JV‘. YORK.
:7 1 HE subscribers would inform the public-that
they have established an ./Iccdmmodat-ion
Stag‘: J.z‘ne, to run betwecn'Noi'wa_lk and New.
York through the winter. It will‘ leave Norwalk
every VVednesday and Saturday at 8 o’clock,:A.
M. and return on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaviiig
New-York at 7i_n' the morning. -
A Stage (connected with the same line) will
likewise start from Ridgefield on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings. at 6 o'clock, and" arrive in
Stamford. by lhe way of New-Canaan, at lialfpast
nine, where it will meet the Norwalk Stage.
The terms for passengers, from the dilfereiit
places, will be as follows :—.. ' T -
From ./Var-walk, $2,00--From Stan;/brd, $3 .50..
From Ridgzjficld, $2,25—-From «VI Canaan, §5i,33_
HENRY’ WEED,
J1-zssn CURTIS, I
Nurwalk, Nov.'l9, 1821. "
IVinteo’~. ./1-rrcmgcment. "
Accommodation P tickets.‘
To sail from Ebenc-,-ser D. Hog/t’s L(l?ldi7zg,.at
Ji:'oi'u=alk, for Peck Slip, .N’>ew-1’oi'1.'.l ‘
§L()OP Cl'I‘IZEN—PE.\tNoitEx. .
§l.O()P MECHANIC—DAsK1lM. ' ‘
‘oLOOP UNION,-Bnowu.
‘ One ofthese vessels will leave this place every
"1 uesday and batui-day, and return the same day
the week following. , _ . I.
1' or freiglit or passage apply to the subs‘c_ribe,~5
or to _eit-her the Captains on board of their re-
spective vessels. E. D. HOYT USON.
Norwalk, Nov. 1.
S took Replenished.«
The subscribers have on hand a general assorto '
ment of the first rate Groceries, &c. sac. which
they offer for sale low for cash or country ' pi 0-‘ '
ducc. l‘he following articles are ‘a part :
CROCERIES.
Jamaica, St. Croix and New-England Rum,
Cogniac Brandy, Holland and Pierpont Gin, All-
spice, Pepper, Ginger, Pearlash brown and lump’ '
50%|‘: T_€'dS. Indigo, Salt Peter,—Candles, Soap,
Colfcc, Rice,Nutmegs,Cinnamon, Chocolate, Sac.
CRUCKERY. P’
Large blue printed Ewcrs and Basons, cream
colored do. blue -printed Tea setts, Teas 8:‘ Pitch-
ers, cream-colored Chambers, common eartllem
do. earthern dishes, pitchers, cups, pots,‘ stone- _‘
POI-Si and _|ugs ; tea pots some of a superior qual’-
ity, Sic. Sac. -
HARDWARE. ‘ ‘ ‘
Knives and Forks, 7 by 9 Glass, Potty, 8d and
9d wrought nails. 5d 6d and 8d out do. ; Wil-
son’s_cast steel shoe-knives, bread knives, pocket‘
and pen-knives, pocket combs, trace chains, stir-
rups irons, bridle bits, snul"i'ers—and trays, spoons,
shoe-rasps, awl-blades, tacks, tayloi-’s~iliimblcs, '
brass candlesticks, flints, slates and pencils, steel
tobacco boxes. Hunt's Blacking. Stc. &c. —
DRY GOODS.--A small assortment of§Do.'y
mesiic Muslins, Bombazettcs, Woolen Clotbsrszc.
Lntt~;w1sii:, a quantity ofthe first rate Cheese
for family use. Persons wishing any ofthe above
articles are requested to call and see for them-
selves. BURRALL Sc ’l‘no.~uis.«
‘ Norwalk, Nov. 12.
CONE’S SALVE,
flu infallible remedy for the Salt Rheum. -
HE compound of this invaluable Medicine
- has remained a secret with the descendants
of Dr. Cone, an eminent Physician, who lived
nearly l00 years ago. The subscriber, one of‘
his descendants, possessing the knowledge of this '
compound, feels it his duty to use it forillg benefit J
of the sufferers in the human family; “ma there- '
fore,witliout lurther introduction, oifcrs this Salve ‘
to the public as a safe and cfiicacious remedy for‘
that implacable malady, the Salt R/ieum. lthas"
never been known to fall of a radical cure owl-Lu '
properly applied ; and generally with the use of.’
one box.
p:,',=-,, The above Salve for sale at this-Olfic'e;L- i.
Price $51 per ‘mix.
.
Norwalk Chronicler