\
S‘E‘iyA'i‘E, Dec. 21.-—'l-‘lie resolves ‘callfng for in-
formation i-espectiiigggcleiks and peirsonsemplsoy-‘
'1
Q .
‘ed in the reven flices ; and proposing‘ an in-
quiry into the iiettéy of exteiiiliiig the time
of reliefto pnrchas_e'rs of the public lands, were
taken up and agreed to.
The resolution offered by Mi’. DiCl<€l‘S0fl» W0-
, posingan alteration in the Constitution, so as to
*'i:stablis-lian uniform rnode” of-‘clioosing electors,
was ta'ken.np for a second reading, and the further
consitleration of the same ‘was postponed to the
2d"l’ue.-sday of January. ' I
An executive Message was received from the"
President of the‘ U. States, and the doors were
closed tic con_s_itler the same. ':
Doc. 27 —Mr.,F.indlay presented the petition
‘ of the President andDirectnrs of the batik of the
United States, -,.praying certain legislative enact-
”mt-nts for the r'elief‘of the Institutioti ; which was
re-.i(l and re’ferret_l. ' A y "
b"1lr.Kiiig presented the_petitio‘ri of Jacob Bar-
ker, of New York, claiming a scttlemc'nt'0flhe
r loan contractof S1814-‘, wli_ich.was referred to the
t izuttiniittee-(if claims. '" '
i“l0'UsE-OF REPltE$ENTATiVES, Dec. 2!.
On motion of M.r. Condict, it was _ '
'Re'solve'd,:-'.1‘liat the committee on Roads and
Canals’ be iilst_l‘\hCled to inquire into the expedi-
G’
i3
ency of-alfotzcling aid,” by the United States. to any‘
company inct;r1)oi‘atr.tl under theilaws of N_. Jer-‘
sey, for the pmpose ofcon‘nectin‘g,» by’ a canal, the
iv-.stei_s oftbe Delaware and the Raritoii.
On motion ._of Mr. Nelson, of"tVIar'ylan(l, it was
Rc‘.~‘t)ivC(i,‘Tilatlll8 Commissioner ofthe Pub-
iic Biiiltlings be directed to re,r.ot't to this house a
statement of the amount of unimproved property
. in the city of Washington, belonging to the poi-“
tetl States,~.witli 2.!IIt._.estimate of its probable cash.
value. V .' Q , _
A joint. resoltition was adopted, diiectingtlie
secr,etai'y of state to furnish copies of the new
Census, viz. totlle members of Congress, Presi-
dent, and Vice President of'the United States,
the Executive of each state, the attorney general,‘
and gjtitlges ol the U. States Courts, and the ‘Col-
,_ leges _in the U. States, each with a copy ; the sev—.
~ cl-at gxecmive Departments, 5 copies each ; for
tlie‘u§e ofthe Senate, 5 copiesyand House of
Representatives, lQVcopies. _ The residue ol the
copies to bedeposited in the“ Library of Congress.
The resolution submitted by Mr. VVood, in re-
lation to the Mint was called up, so modified as
to be referred to a select committee, .and.to ex- ‘
tend the subject matter to foreign coins—-and was
then adopted. - _ _
A proposition by Mr. Mallary, for an inquiry
into the expediency of establisliing naval schools,
was'__ncg.aiive.d. . ‘ _ b.
Dec.2-1.,— Petitions ofsttlidry inhabitants ofMas-
-— sfichusetts, Rlmde Island, and North ‘Carolina,’ in
favor of~‘a‘-Bankrupt Law, were received and re-
feiii-ed to the committee of the whole when on
that subject. ~ _. ’ _ is '
Mr. Colcien presented awpetition from certain
dealers of hardware inihe city of ‘N. York, pray-
ing foranyadditional duty dffive per cent. on sales
'of‘tg‘airdwarei.at aucti_on., ’ " *
;,_ bill making. ,a partial appropr'iat'ion for the
military service-ol'the.U. States,.:_forthe year 1822,‘
was twice _ read‘ ‘and committed.
On motiion’ of Mr. Rochester, it was
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury
bg retjuested to report to this House the quantity
of land relinquished to the United States ;. the
quantity on which full payment has been made ;
and the quantity on which further credit has been
allowed under the protisions’ of the act for the re-
-liefofthe purchasers of the public lands prior to
the fii‘st'(l-ay of.lol.y, 1820, passed March 2d,l821 ;
rlistinguisliine; the amount of thedebt on which
,fu_rther credit ha's’beet_i allowed. _
I On motion of.Mr. Moore, of,-Pa. it was
Resolved,‘ That the committee on lndian Af-
fairs be instructed to inquire whether any’, and if
an'y;avhat .cliange“is— expedient in the system of
ouir-intercourse‘ with the lndian tribes ; aii_(l-also’
dopted for the promotion of their comlbrt and
civilization." ’ " ' A ' _ .' '
"l'he 'resolutio'n introduced by Mr. Scott,‘ to in,-
‘ quire whether any alterations are necessary to be
made -in the'organizat'ion of the courts of the‘Uui-.
ted States, so as more equally to extend tlietr'ad-
_\:a.ntages to the several states, was taken up and
agreed to. ’ ' ‘ ' i _ ,'
Dec. 26.—A’joint resolution was submitted by
Mr. Campbell, of O. directing the Secretary of
sum: to ' i'l_ll'l1iSii Congress with 1500 copies of a
digést of the several ,ma'nufacturing establish-
.:rie;iits in the U. States, agreeablyrto the tenth sec-
’ tiiotitpf the ‘act-directing the census.‘
. mo"tion'-of- Mr.‘ Cambreleng, it was resolved,
".':"‘~'§I‘hati3tlie committee on Commerce be instructed
to -inqiiire into the expediency of erecting alight
house ‘on Throgs Neck, on Long Island Sound.
The-.réport of the_Commissio__ner of the Public
egjfiuildings on the subject of.t,l_ie property of the U.
‘States in the city of Washington, was read, laid
‘ on-the table, and ordered tube printed. [T he com-
,,,;,,,t.'.......~..s.;..es the averagepricc of the public
it lots, heretofore sold, is“$1i8O per lot. A 0}‘ 3l}0Ut_
3,419 1000 cents, ‘per square fof_ot.'- ‘ Taking this as
the rule of valuation, the whole of the ground he-
longing toithe U. States in-the City of Washing.
ton, would amount to 1.7 33,310 dollars]
Dec. 27.-.—-Among the‘ vat-ions‘ petitions that
‘were this day presented.and referred, was ame-
morial ofsundry citizens oftliecity of New-York,
, bvcsg-,,,e‘(1 by _Mr. Camhreleng, and praying for
the establisltnicnl; of an. uniform system of batik-
mptcy,--. which was referred to tlie conimit_tee of
the whole house -when on that subject.‘
‘ ‘P ‘ ‘ . ~ .' ""““‘”"' .
i _.;,, .,1,;?q.-z.~-lg: rm/..'..gza.n.—-"rite Philadelphia
Gazcfie -..g‘_t'm/g§_,‘.-'tha‘. there, has ‘lately been a scri-
ods 'n.):'{s,un(j"ers[an(lifigV‘ bettvccn the French‘ and
British Ministers at \Vaslii_ngto‘n, which occur-
redvafter l,e’a.viiig3the table of_ the Pt'§S_id6mv '.3“_d
. was’oiccasi"o’iied-.by the breach‘ of _a‘p.oiiit of eti-
i queue. ,It'issaitl that the F_l'¢)__‘lcifI' Minister went
.so‘far as to lay his hand u'p9I1,h,‘§',‘5W°",dt 9P0“
which the R,us'_sian MinisterinteP7¢V¢da'a"d1h°la1:
tercatioii wa§"closed—-fort_he time.” - __:-.«-;;,.3~_ . ~
It is said that the -Spani?-hi‘Mi_niSte!‘ haslwlliif.
, " drawn liimself partially froin7'Washiti’lIl0.“ 0" 39*’
count of C8ilitVa’§’Ca3¢_;‘al1(i.l‘i33[ 116 \Vl|.l 00$ Pl'9i?j
ably.-.v-i-tit it -more“. thai‘i:onceTduring A‘ this wiiiter}
until’ lie hears from his courts.‘ VV€.5l15P3.¢t“.h15
'3‘
. - “ ' -~ .‘ "“:«th' mewliat reci ,i-.» _ , .. ._
determination on is scotc. 15 80 b ,. H H. ‘ _sai.s+‘A,An,ve$u,am.d,na,.),‘ven,— mppgned ,n._;h§
hiie’.'-4-3iRz'cli7no7zd Inq“uz'rer..‘V
to inqui're_ what-'l7ur_thet' measures ought to be ‘a-'
.., ,. --(4;-A
..~r_ .v:.. . . LA“ ,. _ ." ,. ,_i“ . _ ,.,_y.
‘L *5!" iéfltirons o .‘AlIbeIill§, on the ,i’Dih ,of,ilune lasnl
A loud report was heard,’ during _live_ or sift min-
. Nonwiicit P GAZETTE.
WEnNi«:s1i? _:M.N'U./1RF'2, min. by
A-.'€»..“' "
It is i_nfor'rna'iion which may be useful .to rfiiiny.
as saving‘ them iiieeilless'tiio_uble,~tliat the Bank of
the" Uiiited States does notlliold itself responsible
‘upon any of its notes wh_ic’h shall be voluntarily ,_c_‘ut,
parts.
me,‘ unless the corresponding hylves be produced.
gairist frauds, however harsh its operation may be
in some particular ca_‘ses.#-./V22’. Itzircll. '
The U. S. schr. Grampus, Lieut; Gregor‘y,was
spoken on the 30th tilt. oil‘ Cape Donna Maria,
with 6 pirates, on. board, bound toP0itati Prince.
_The English brig of war'Nautilius, arrived at
Turkslsland 2d.inst. from a cruis_e,'al‘ter having
captured a piratical brig near Old Providence, af-
-ter a-chase of near 13 hours. She ‘had 44 pris-
oners on boaud, and was bound to New-Providence
to have them tried. The pirate was in the act of
. robbing an American ship when the Nautillus
hove in sight;
The Charleston account of -the arrival of the
steam ship Robert Fulton at that place, states that
when she left New-Orleans, there was in theriv-
er_a French vessel, with two /zzzntlirecl and thirty
slaves on board, captured and sent in by the U.
S. sloop ofwar Hornet. -
A gentleman in‘ Boston has received a later
from ‘ aconvict’ in the prison at Charleston, which
states, that the late robbery of Messrs. R. D.Tuck-
er 8: Co’s. store was planned in that prison, and
;.the machinery for that and other similar purpos.
7-es. was made there. He also states, that plans
‘had been formed for the robbery of twenty-five
stores in Boston, and the instruments prepared.
consisting of false keys, machinery for cutting oil‘
the heads of bolts of a very compact and curious
construction-together with instruments for o-
pening window shutters, the ingenuity of which
would command a patent, if exerted in a good
cause.
A lad between 16 and 17 years ofage, named
VVilliam VViggins, living in Hertfoiid county,
IIll.ll‘(iel'_illg' his father.
mother,_ his father being absent, in which she
proved conqueror. The lad went to a neighbor’s,'
and on his father's return home, his wife related
the occurrence, and he went in puxsuit of his
son- After meeting him, as soon asian oppor.
tunity oft'ei'ed, he shot him dead.
It is calculated that the number of deaths in
the U.,States, produced directly by intemperance
amounts to about 30,000 annually ; but the nu,,,.
ber whom it destroys, indirectly, is much gt-emu.‘
b It is said 436 blind persons, many of me“, so
from their infancy, have been restored to sight by
the Eye Infirmary at New-York.
few days ago, shot a partridge, witha horn grow-’
ing from its head one inch and a.half_long, three
an incliiin thickness, a little curved“ bitck like the
end of a sheep's horn. ’
.21/zrodz'g,y.-A little girl named Ann Vvarren
in the papers of that city as a prodigy"in Arith-
' melic.
questions many of which would puzzle men of nia-
ture age, and explaining the nature and'use ofall
creditor side of each ought to show ; how to close
it’; where to transfer the balance ofit; what the
nature of the balance is, &c. and all this with so
much apparent reasoning and acuteness, that one
who has _no't- witnessed so novel an'exami'nation'
can hardly believe that human intellect is develop!
ed at so early’a state of existence.’ ‘
Dandy Ca,tr.s.—Vi"e are told, that a few days
ance of the batters ofthat city.
‘ing up all the caps within their scope, and.pre'.-
senting them to the colored dandies of the city ;
. who, true to their engagements. paraded in the
streets on the following Sabbath, armedwith these
modern helmets. The object designed was,ac-
complishecl. The caps wereimriiediately dis-_
motinted from the heads ofthe whites, and liars
not since been replaced.—-Saratoga Ccntinel.
In the Harrisburg Intelligencer ‘we notice an
advertisement of a Mr. Hanover, catitioning all
‘persons against trusting his _wife, -wlzom /ze /iacl
‘married tlu.-day before, ‘ as certain circurn§tances
sliad rendered it .absolutely'impossib_lc that t'h'e'y
cotilcl live anyilonger together 1’ ~' ' ' '
i./I Clzaracler.--An‘ advertisement in a N. York
paper cautions‘the.public against-an itinerant Phy-
sician, named John C. Merwizz, who is thus des-
cribed; ‘ a long-legged. lant'norn-jawed‘, Indian
looking fellow, calling himselftlie ‘ Root or In-
is about 6 feet high, stoops as he walks, has a
diary as.a.,whit,e man; makes terrible havoc a-
‘mongst roots and plants of every description;
talks with apparent case on the subject of great
cures, promises great things and performs noth-
ing ; gets in debt-to ev.ery one that will trust him,
and pays nobody; makes a great splash in his
advertisements, generally using. three fourths of
theialphabet in a mysterious‘way at the bottoin
of his handbills and advertisements. which I>Iieill,l8!'
he nor any other.man can understand. '
tei-’s‘ morning, not far from a=tiivern'wherejhe had
been drinking freely of spiritous liquors ‘the’ eve-"
hing before; tlie'__I'ndians immediately assembled
a jury of their .own tribe, who, af;taer'exatnining.
the ‘corpse of the deceased, unanimously‘ agreed,
that the ‘said Tatson’s death’ was occasioned by-the‘
“that ‘had ._been"rnixed fiwitli-t'hé rum he drank.-'."
.j »‘:D’z',;g¢1f1/;ga1_fa'7z(i,i‘Tg“,Qf.‘ a niountairi.--A P.ai'is.
.3’
into parts, except‘ on the production of. ali_—t'lfe .
Halvesfof'noti:s,:therelbre, are of no,val- .
This detei-mination seems iiecessary to guard'a- "
North Carolina, has been committed to jail for ‘
He had a scuflie with his A
W- 13- Jones. Esq. of VVoodliall, inlSutl'olk, ar
quarters of an inch in width, and one_ quarter of
Bonnet, the daughter of Mr. James Behnet of
Philadelpliia and nnlyfiiur years old, isspoken of
It is said that she ‘ can answerthe most
abstruse questions which relate to Merchants ;'
the accounts in the Leger ; what the debtor and"
since the use ofthese caps vbecaniegeneral a- ,
mong the tiali(iiCSii§f'AibanY, much to the annoy; .
To remedy‘ th is‘;
evil, the latter resorted to the expedient. bf buy-*
dian Doctor, lately from the Lake, Country.’ .He. ,
great widemouth, and looks as much like an In- "
./In In_di°an -tic'rdz"ct.—-Johii Ta_isoii,'._an Indian na-i ..
tivc-of Lyme, Conn. being found dead on agwin-. .
freezing of’ a'" large .quantity'wate_r in‘ his body}. _
.- .-:" V C
I
t
Utes, to. -tire‘. extent‘ of six’ miles‘ aroiind. ; ’ Tlie in-
habitants knew not the cause ; wlieii~7'a very high
mo'unlai_n. called -Gerbier.-.de June, at ihe foot of
which springs the Loire. disappeared, and [ire-~V
sented nothing: but a- lake. This mountiiiii_t‘vas
extreiiriitiy of which-there was » a_ fountain. The
commotion wasnso strong, thatit prbduccdgan
earthquake for a space;-of five leagues in circum-
ference.. . « .'_ _ t '
The British government own 20428 ships. ‘
813°’ The POCt_T)7,i0Il the New Year we do not
mllfih §s_lmir_e. and must the.refoi‘e decline pub-
fishing it"; but we uishotir fair correspondent a‘
‘lmjzjzy ticwtyearg’, to pay, for if.‘
The cpmmuiii_cation from His Most Worship-
ful Highness Outoulaskinski is received and shall
be attended to, t ‘
‘ A1 /ltifll ED, , i
g In New-York, Mr. .1/Vz'li'ia1n E-‘aflllen to Miss
_Polly Kzza/ijz, of this town,_
In Poundridge, M r.-‘ Cyrus Jvbrtlzru/2 of Ridge-
field to Miss Pally 1"anc/zcr of the former place
In ,S0ttthj-Su_l.t:'rn, Mr. Cyrus I.avy1'e_nce to Miss
.Mqry illeacl. In Stone-hills. Mr. Daniel Harris
to Miss Jllatilda Crissw ,- Mr.Elz‘slza Avery to Miss
Nancy t5ld.i0§0n- In New-York, Mr. Cyrus Olm-
steael oi:Boundt'idge,to Miss Sara]; Ambler of Bed-
fprd. ‘gin’ Bedford, Mr. Seely Brown of ‘Pound-
ridge to ‘Miss Betsey 1Wz’ller of the iormer place.
. « U111-'U. . .
In this town, on the l8th ult. after an illness of
17 hours, Mrs. Rebccca Hoyt, ‘wife of Mr. Ira
Hoyt--—.'-On the 24th,-..ii infant child of Mi-.Charles
Partrick.‘ _ _ .,_ .
In iM_id‘dletown, onthe 24th tilt. _I-ion. flslzer
M116’: Mayor of the City of Middletown, aged
years.
::£
._ LOST,
N Saturday the 29th inst. between Joseph
Keeler’s shop and the house of the subscri-
her, a roll of Blue Rilil-ion’, an inch and a lialfwide,
with about a yard of blue and white ribbon wrap-
ped_around it. The finder shall be reasonably
compensated by returning it to the owner.
Dec. 3l.- E. D. Hon‘.
STRAY SHEEP.
TRAYED from the subscriber, on the 12th
inst. two halftblood Merino Ewes, with leath.
er letters on, and marked with a hole in the near
ear. '_ \Vhoever willgive information where they
may be found shall be reasonably rewarded.
’ BENJAiu_ii« lsiutcs.
” ’ 44
Norwalk, Dec. 28'.-
ROCK SALT.
_ U,“a_T received and for sale by the subscribers,
__ ,.1‘W6 Hundred bushels’ of the first quality-of
_ ROCI7-K S-/11-T. BURRALL 8:. Tiiomiis. 4.‘;
f December 12, 1821-. '
,;ACCQMMonATioN STAGE. .
- . . . s NEW LINE, .
From Bmclgeport to N. York.”
VJ-1 HE subscribers would inform the public that
they have established an .a1cco_mmoda:ian
Stage Line, to run between Bridgeport and New.
York, through the winter season. It will leave
Bi~iilge.p_ort Mondays, VVe(lne_sdays, and Fridays,
at 5 o'clock in .tlie tnorninga and return Tuesdays,
Tlmrsdays’, andSaturdays. starting from H. Un.
tlerliill’s Stage Oflice, Bowery, at 7'o’clock, A. M.
fibre.-fl‘o.ni Bi‘idg'e/zgart. S2,75--From Narwalk,
S2.(50-—-’-',l"ro:.n Stan;/brd. $l,50.
.’.",," All Br.-iggage at the risk ofthe owner.
i_ HUNT UNDi~;itiiiLi., J_V.York,‘l 5’
.. HENRY \VEi7.n, Stamfa»:d, 1':
. Jessi-3 ,CUn'ris, Norwalk, - >§'
_. . Ei.iJAii H.tiGiiT,Sa_i¢gatuck, D-.
N.;B. The Stage will stop at Kna/2/z’_s and Bears’
in Fairfield, for passeng.e,rs.a I , ~
Norwalk, December 26.
t0FSo
44
1.
ISHOP. Hobart’s Companion to tlie’:Altar ;
.1VIurse’s School Geography, {old and new
_abr,idg-ments .1) Flint’s Surveying’; Watt’s Cat.
echism, a new supply, just received by
" i . P. PRICE.
Dec. 24th. ' -
.j_.
.7. ‘I ' _-‘ "
‘TO be sold, on the fiijst Monday of February
‘ next: lht='-improvenientioi-"a‘certain "Wharf,
Norwalk, belonging to Thoiiitis‘ Gould; to‘ pay the
Town and State Taxes due from said Gould, and
laid 00 list’ 18.18, jl8l9,”and I830, as the law in
stich cases dire'cts.- ' V, '
SAMUEL 'l3UitwEi.i., Collector.‘
Nerwalk, Dec. 22. _ i 43 ..
V LosT, l
‘ ROM on board the sloop Hope, Capt. _Hez-
' ‘ ekiali Grimes, on the l6t‘h inst. off_Norwal_k
Islands, 3 Casks of CIDER BRANDY, marked
and tiumbered'a's-follows: l Cask No.6l5, 34-‘pl-2‘
gallons--1 do. No. 616, 40 gallon‘s—1 do.
39 ‘gallons—.Marked. ‘ ‘Rocky-hill-'--N. I/Vz'ltl'er_.’*
' Whoever should find said Casks, and will re-
turn them to Ralph Buckley, Sottth slt'Cel,3 doors
east of Coffee House slip, New York, shall be rea-
sonably’rewarded.' ' V HEZEKIAH Gmivtiis.
E ‘De'ci:lI'|i)'(’:I''i2\4l_i].' : ‘ _’._*‘4»3
.. * . .7. 5 _ f
., " 0a'l‘«I_CE ishereby given to the creditors oz:
high, and it- was difficult to reach ihetop, ‘a't_t_l_ie -
and Store standing thereon, ' lying in the town of .-
’ _
g . District’of-Stamford,’ will be,s‘9ld a¢,pt,i.itc
t_t{endu€,a at,‘ »tlie7_ Dwelling-hoiise of Isaac. Ifdélé-.t
‘wood 3d, in said ..St'atiiford, on,,.Tueisday.th,é.fi1's€. ‘,
3333:! _'of' Jai[niar.y,next, at ,1 o’t';lock'P_.,l\4~. allithé
real estate iif Rd_bcr't..lV'z'tIiol.s, late of said Stamford 4
deceased.‘-' _< . ".. '1..fS.;'t.A-cg LOCK_W0.0,D‘3d,.A(itti:i:;.i' i I
. y ‘1l4I}.'3_'Di-E.B.Rf00KSTLa!jtlI’,B1§I§RS?
.,.rAlma'n*acks,: for.f18,22;
For Salebiy 1_’.i‘PR«ICE'.i. J
./1! the annual __Tawn_1i{eet;ng of tfi€__I1_lIIfl5i!d7lf_Q ,._o_f .
I/I€”‘7'O‘lU7l q/'. Stgmfdiggl, legally warned and field
JV'a-uem_bcrl5,,l82l :+ _‘ _‘ __ ___4w4f‘1
VOTED, T_hat.'all-the Swine overi‘,teti- weeks“
‘- ./lta Court cf'Prb6ate holden dt Nor=zi1alk,,.Dec.j
~ _12,ia2i; I y .. .
THIS Court limitsand appoints six’;-months,‘-
ofEli'zabcl}z Fitclz, late of \ZVilton, fclec"1ig1,} to ex-;L:.
hibit their claims againstisaiclg estale,_aiiil the la_d__-’
ministrators. are hereby ordered - to _7 give. .notice_ A
thereof as the law directs._ . , 3; ' J _
" Per order‘ :' VVM. G. Bi;'i"'ifs, Clegk,
creditors to the estate of Elizabctlz Fitch, late of
Wilton, deceasetl dbf ciihibit ’their"cla'rins-against ;
said estate within 't'he‘timé”abbve limited tli
everafter be debarred"a legal recovery. ‘ ~
.:
Jo'si?.rii P.'_ FITCK-;;KifiIn’l'.. _
I111-1E Packet sloop EACLE, Danz.;;,,,Ja;;...
Master, will sail from Lockwood-é9'St.Jo7m.’.s.. L
through the season, commenc"ii_i'g5‘~on T-uesdaythe '
27th inst- For freight" or passage apply to :-me.
captain on board, ortp either of the subscribers. I
—-heavy barrels, 18 cenfs—_grain and potatoes, 3.! -,
cents-'-and all other freight in proportion.
, _ _ W11. 8:; B. ST. Jo'nn§:5V _
N. B. Rock Salt and Plaster for sale aa_ abo-vé'.“
Norwalk. Nov. 26, 1821. i , 3Qtf H
“Accommodation Pac»kcfs._ ,
To sail from’Ebeitcwcr D. Hoyt’ s Landing, I‘
Norwalk, for Peck Slip, JV'ew-York.’
;SLOOP ClTIZEN—‘PENNovnR§ ‘
'1-SLOOP MECHANIC--DAsi:Aii'._
the week follosvingi’-‘iv. '
.1
spective vessels."
N_0l'waik, Nov. 1.
‘ ';-"‘1he estate of '1lh'amas Lyon, latekof Green-
with deceased, that seven months from this date
aijeblimited, bythe“ Hon.Conrt’of Probate for Stam.
ford district, ‘for the exhibition of claims“ against
sai‘d,i_.-state. j'All claims'nutAI;ire's'ented. uigder said
.liti§ita_ti_on‘ will ‘be forever‘after' debarr-ed in law.
i ‘ i _ ’ ABIGfi.iL LYON; _
.ELIi‘oHA Lvoi_v,- ‘«Ei;ecntors%7‘
, gsnrn Lyon, . .
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Old. with a good ring in or near the ce_i_itr_e_ 4of’.tliei‘; if
nose, shall be free _commonet;s on the .liigbway“;'- "
Certified by. Siiimoun.,J.utvis.'lfownClerk. - ‘ -2 .
from this date for the creditors to the esta._t,é"' ‘ -
Public’ notice is hereby given that lunlessgthei if
Landing, Norwalk, for Peck SliPs New-Yo‘rk,‘_,'5
yjb Prices of Fri-igh_t.'—Hog§heads, 75 cent";-»
Wiu.?& B. Locxwooiia ‘ " ‘
W inter’ Arrangement”. . S 3,
SLOOP U1\,l_l_ON-_—Bitowii. ‘ ~ -
. One of these. v_éssels_‘.will leave this place everyfijvfi
"Tuesday and Saturday, and return the same day'.‘7»2“
For freight or passage apply to the subscribersiii. A A
' or to either the Capt’ains”br‘i boardof theirre‘-g
E. D.‘HO'YT_ LTSON.
For New-iYoi~k. C,
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