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Z I . l_\:'i=.i‘v-:if"t).iii’t,ldarcli
_-g.’ ‘Vie_recei‘ved7ycsterday, by the schr. Convoy. 3
. file of Jamaica papers to the 22d tilt. r
Col. C, S. Todd. auti‘iori~cd Agent ofthe
‘ Slates.‘ arrived ‘at the capitol of (;Olt)all)li.l(‘BQ',l:_0la)
on the 24th' D.-cember-. "He made his journey
l'—ft"0ri‘i'Ca't-’accas by land. tlirotigli Me-uda and Cu-‘
“cut:i._ t The Civil and Military Atitliorities, and
jhe [owns [hrofigli \\'l\lCl'l lit: [)aSSCdt manifested
“every sign ol"'considei'ation_ and plc8=tt1|'€i. 85 W'-‘“
because, he is the ‘first Fortign Agent Witt! has
ai‘rit-ed there, as because he is cornmissioncd by
at city beloiigiiig to a State \\'l'iiCll was first to do
us justice. ‘ Add to this, that the personal qual-
ities of Mr. Tut-ld are in, themselves a sufficient
recommend-at ion.-—-Bogo(_o /tuft.-r. '
It appears that the late Nlr. Zea. in bi‘? nego-
"tiations- in Europe tt‘tm:.Centle(l the powers with
which he \‘.".isl1)v,;-5tct;l,l)ttt his govcrnniciit seems
disposed to ‘fulfil the engttgentetits he has made.
Another ba'ch ofPirates lias been ordered for
trial at Janiuica.
From St. Salvadt.r.—-_-By the arrivals at Salem.
advices are reccivcrl front Bahia to the 15th of
.l=.ttiuai'y. at which time the place remained in
possession of’-the Poittigttese. , It was expected.
« la iwever, that it wotild not hold ottt mticli longer.
There had been occasional skirmishes with the
Bt‘azi.ian troops under Labor-dc, who continuetl in
the neighborhood, and prevented all supplies
from the country. The inhabitants, were, in con-
s-_-quence. nitichidistressecl lor want of fresh pro-
visions, and the (lisieases incident to such depth
vation, in a tropical climate, had broken Out in‘ '
‘theeity. Beef and P.ii'it were also high, the in-
habitants not being able to obtain any from the
‘ coun.iry.' and the supplies from abroatl liol hav-
ing he-an adcrpiate to the wants. Float’ and bread
stuffs, generally, were plenty. No produce of the
‘country was to be liad——'l he foreign vessels in
port havingiaken up pretty much all in the mar-
ket. It was supposed the Portuguese squadron
had proceeded to blockade Peimmbuco.
--€03-'
From the Comzccticzzt .Me'rror.
CUBA.--The p‘.i"’acies that have taken place in
the sicinitv oftliis Isl-and—-tlic expedition that has
l)Ct"l1 fitted on under Commodore Porter, bound
there 'or tliereabot.ts——the rttmotir that Great-
Biiiain ttas about to be the possessor ofii—-the‘
impot-lance of the place to this country, and the
fact that news-papersare full of occtirrences that
have happened near it, constitute our apology for
giving to those of our readers, who ‘have not a
(;¢ngi~;ipliy or an Atlas at their elbow, a shorti
account ta-fit. It is the largest and westernmost
nlllllefiretttcl‘ Antilles of the W. ,1. Islands.-—
Its lat. is between l9° 45‘ and 23° N., Long. 74°,
to 85° ‘V-
the west extremity to Cape Maze. the eastern, is
700 miles; and _iii the widest place, it is about
150 miles broad : it has a poptilation of250,000
"whites, 100.000 free blacks. and I20 000 Slaves.
’ ~ *The mo-.t importitm towns or. the coast. are Ha-
vana. St. Iago and Mantatizus. The infortiiation
it-hich we have, regarding Havana, has been pick-
ed tip wliere~ver we cotild find it; and without
'.pret‘ending to any personal knowledge on the sub-
ject, we give vliat we have procured. The Sprin-
iurds call it the Key to the Indies, from its vicin
ity to Mexico. It has is liaibonr that can safely
shelter arty ilctzl, however large; and the Span-
- . ,5}, g0Vel‘lll‘llC‘fll, sensible of itsimportance, have
,fCll".lfit'(l irat all points. It is inipregnahle. The
f-_.i-_l-ainetl M-it'0 Castle. Said to mount 300 heavy
-guns, is situated on _a hold high rock, which
.forms the east point ofthe entrance to the har-
.l_,.,,- ; ii is so placed. that it cariopen its fire in a-
ny direclitin uti ships ap1it'uae‘hiiigthe l‘la:l)t)I', as
soon as they are tttitltln stun shot-—whilc its cle-
vation and strength, are such. that it would be
madness for any Cotnmatider, with wliatetcr
.n;,,-,,| l'..r«.,-c, to lay his ships within range ofits
czimion. On the west side oftlte p:issa_o,~e,'_tvliicli
not more than hall a mile wide-,] antltlirt-cily
fopposite the Mt.tt‘0,_ on a low l‘uCk}‘ point, is the
'Pllttt.’a. a small, substantial, well bttilt lort, tvlticli
'.niounts 30 or 40 cannon. «
At the water ’s edge, a little so.titli.oftlie t\loro.
and oti the same side, is a battery of 12 lira“)?
guns, cali’(l the 12 apostles ;—farther south, on
an elt-vatioii. equal to that of the Moro, is anim-
mense liJl'liliC2.I!l.tlll, culled Cavattnos, b€gll'lllllig
about hall a mile from the Moro. and extending
soutlitt-attlly, tintil it nearly fronts the City of
Havana. A strong buom and chain, can, in
troublesome timcsrlte extended from this forti-
fication, across the hai~bour’s mouth. About 3
miles from the City. is another lort at some dis-
tance liorn the sea. on Vt=t'_V_ high ;.'l'Olll'lti, com-
manding the only place where boats can land on
the coast. near Havana; and where the Eng-
lish lantlctl. when they took the City in 1751 ._
It is enclosed with ramparts, 25 or 30 feet in
hci_i;lit,'eiicompasscd with a broad ditch, which
can, in a few hours, he fitted _ with water from a
small |'it'Cl' : it has 4 gates. siz. the Punta gate
on the North; the Land gate on the \~Vest ; the
Fcrry gate at the booth, and the Key gate, at or
near which is the custoin-house, on the East.-
Allthese gates are pl'U!tCtC(_l by cannon, ‘mounted
on the t"JIi'll*»atts :' the guns are generally ofbgiass
and are said to beioffe,:_<,quisite workmans'1iip’i’
As was above “statetl, the entrance to the nor-
b.'..u'r is about halfa nitle wide ; and this entrance,
K ' ,or..pp‘~ts'.igic. has been _t;radtially filling up, so that
a" Spanfgn sevcnty—fuui',' will somt times ground,
,1 ingoitigi in or coming out. ,It extends about a
5 . mile, widening as it gtiesytintil it opens upon a
bcatitifiil bay or basin. 4 or 5 miles wide. On
t,hc'S'outli east of this bay, i~ a small town. called
Regla ; wliich of late, has be~.‘n celebrated as the
r.e5idcuce'of the l"irates ; the place where they
€fit.out’ tlieit"vcss7els,’anrl where they bring their
booty.“ On the east side of the b'.ty,is Casi: Blanca,
where Carpenters and Catilkers are to be.l’oun‘d,
and where ships are repaired. . -
Pcfer.s'.6I.t'g/t, ‘Va. Ilfarr/2 l0.—-On Tuesday
night. last, about to o'clo_ck, tticliotisc’of.Mt"s.
Polly 'l‘¢!i_lplc,Vittlt)\\'Ol.,.ftl§l"llla 'l'etiiple.of_Pr.ii'rce
George,'.was visited the ravages ol lire. gilt is"
supposedtlie family had, not retired to bt-doiter
half anhtiur, when the, hottsc was enveloped in
flames; and what most (.ll'.~tt‘t'StSll)g i‘btcll,,ttw‘0I ,
oflrer daug’/tiers. one llt:Zllly- 15 and lip other:
ppt-I‘ -fl _4
..wt<.t.vt.t"t.t."“ ".9
lfioawaaa eaaaaa .
I-s length from Cape St. Antonia,»
,7 or 8 years of age, who oectipied a bed‘ on the
‘ “"3/.1 't_{l'c'tiIit.ti_ 'l.o‘f.tl2¢ -=_fl.mre_s-.; The _.
:‘&‘vl‘i'(la_Ilg—l)}$~ll,5t wtrtrslept b:._-low. ‘
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"rUi<;sn'.tY, MARCH 18,1823.
..’r/n.>«2'U£«:. LIBERTY, AND INDEPENDENCE."
ts’/iurr vs. [l/1i.m'oii.s-.-—‘vVe have just received
the last Universalist ‘Magaiiiic, containing a let-
ter from >.’.am’l D. bpurt-,in which he attempts to
extricate liimself from the unpleasant situation
the Rev. Mr. Nash's statement has placed him
in. VVc are not at all supriscd that Mr. S., af-
teiflpublisliing such a sto:y,'should find it to his
interest to stick to it, whether trite or falst 3 T01‘
it is reasonable to suppose that the some princi- ‘
ples which influenced him in circtilatiiig, ,would'
also actuate him in supporting. it. __
\/Vithout miitcing on this subject, we do not
hesitate to declare that we can look upon’ Mr.
Sport's statement no other light, tlianas one
link in the chain of systematic opposition to the
cause of Missioiis, which has been put -into op-
eration by tlie desfiis.-rs of those who feel ittheir
dutv.,as well as their privilege. to obey their Saw.
ioui"s last commatitl :—it formsfbnly a counter-
part to the iiiiputleiit and uiifotintlecl assertions
circulated by tlieui a yeat‘ ago, respecting the
Rev. Mr. W«.‘.’r'.i"'..nd his colleagues in India-—
and its tvoitliy of as muc/2 consider-ation as the
base-faced. falseliorids of the editor of ‘ Plain
Tititli.’ ’. specimen ufwhicli may be found in
our paper of the 4th, instant. '
By the foreign 77e'ws'in this paper it will be
seen tlitit there is it pl'tt)l)‘iil)lllly of on immediate
war between France anti Spain,wliich will dotibt-
less invlove other niitioiis in" the quarrel, and
perhaps be more extensive than any of the wars
that ever tlclugtzd ELll'(i[)t‘. with blood. \.Ve trust
that [lie time is drawing near when the tree of
liberty shall be so firmly planted in every corner
of the old as well new world, that the combined
force of all the ‘ Holy’ Dc-spots on earth shall
not be able to demolish it—-and we cherish the
hope that the war which is now approaching will
be the ineaus ofeffecting this desirable 0l)jt.'Cl.
. 4-i‘c
The National Intelligtencer, in giving the list
intelligence from Europe, received by‘ the NEW-
York, remarks that ‘Our Got-ei'nmeiit_ has re-
ceived Dcspatches from l'.S liuropean Legatiottsi
stipposed to relzite to this all-iiripoitant subject.
being eiidorseti as of great importance, and re.-
quiring to be imiiiediiitely fortvavded to the De-
partment of Sz'ate.’--Marc. Adv.
Pz'racy.—-A letter dated Port Principe, l7cb.4
states that a Spanish schooner. reported in Hava-
na for South Amt-tica, received on board some
freight for .\lcuvitas,and sailed from Havana niih
a crew of 80 men. It was their intention to NS:
on the fitighters and passenger's. assassinate
them and take possession of the freight; bl”
some of the crew belonging to l‘l'dl-"tltla and hav-
ing their families there, opposed it from f«.-at of
being; discovered. They arrived at .\’ett\’1l8‘5i
landed their freight. ght their money fut it. lltelt
declared themselves pirates, by b-tttrtlingilit: A-
mericiin schr. l.ad_v’s Delight. which had_|ttst_ at-
rived ; tied the captain tip.tlireati:ne-:l to kill him 3
hove the crew 0\'Cll)Oal't'l. but by the c:tltl‘ctlD’=‘ lit-
treatics. picked them tip again: robbed her‘ t-l
her cargo, i~i;;g;i,-ing, captain and crew's clothing.
Ste. It'i_s. said that they then aimed their boats
and sent them ahead to take possession of the
fort at the entrance of Noevitas harbour and to
spike the guns. VVe have not heard yet wheth-
er they met with any oppositioii at the Fort but
rather think not, there being only IO or 12 men
there to defend it. Tlitis you see how pir-ac_y
still goes on here.
I)readful Ca.’amz'ly.——-'l‘lie hotise anti proper-
ty of Mr. Rot):-:'t \Vaiku'p, of Uecklinbiirg.
.\‘. C. was coiisttmed by live about I9. o’clock on
the niglit of the 7b l’cbiuary. \Vhat is most
lalilctllabltt, five p.:i'soiis, piiiitsipally yotingu, men,
four of tlietii his own cliilttrcti, and a son of H.
H tier, were entirely consumer] in the fi.tn‘teSi 61>
they lay up stairs! The l1t)USC’- cattght fire by ac-
cident. l‘.li'. VVin. Flinn, brother to the late Rev
Dr. l"linn.ol' Chat'lt-s'toti.escapcd by] iimping out ol
the window, but unfoitunutely broke his tliiglis.
Baton Rouge, Lou Fib. S.—--'i'hc steamboat
Alexantlria, was lost on her way tip from N. Or-
leans, on Suntlay nioi'ni.tg last. About ll o‘cloclt
on 5a'tii'(lay night she ran fool of some floating
wood. whicli knocked oil‘ a part oflier slieathitig.
and went down in a few hours afterwards. The
loss of property, we uriderstantl,, is very consid-
erable, but the passeiigers and'crew were saved.
Frets/zct.—-At Noruicli, tzonsideivable damage
was done by the frcshet week before last. The
Metliodist Meeting house, standing oti the wharf,
floated off. and not a vestige of it is to be found in
the vicinity ; Lanman's store, Battey’s lllockma-
l€er’s shop; two large lbtiildings adjoining the
liridi:e.were removed from their foundations. and
nearly i-lesimycd ; the new loll bridge, valued at
$10 000,‘ paper ‘mill bridge, and two others, the
oil mill and valuable contents, were swept away ;
and otic man supposed to be drowned.
P07UP1:fu/ .’l'I.'igrict.-—()ii Monday evening, Pro-
fessor Patterson) exhibited to his class, an artifi-
cial magnet, of the liorsc shoe form, which sup-
ported the enormritts «eight Of one hundred and
six/y two /rounds its own tveight is only thirty
two pounds. '1 his is said to be the most power-
ful ‘magnet known. It was prepared under the
direction of Mr. Lukens, of this city, who has
discovered a method oftouclting, which is much
superior to that used in Europe. l'l'.e large mag-
net will in tutu.-c he fotiiitl among the cut'i.usitics
in the Mtiseum.-—l’Iiiladcl]i/tit: Union.
Jor'm.Bull loo’cl.-—It is said that Lord Caslle- .
rcagli died a great dcfatiltcr to the government ;
and it is whi-‘peretl in high circles. that the m0-
ney borrowed from the govet't1ttt<'t" W33 "‘l’l”'°'
priated to the service of a certain royal person-
age, who, not having credit to make good the
sur'ii,— the brunt. fell on the minister, who slip’d
gliis vi ind on the occasion.-'—'-.N. Y. -/1r1v0C<1¢¢'~
- V 'e0€’.¢'=>'.*— .
~ 1l’I./IRRI1s‘D—In liti(.lgep"tl'l oiithe 7th -inst.
Mt-.~Daw'd W.8rerli_ng to Miss Emma 'Waterm.at!-
_ _ In F-‘airfield. on the «tin inst. Mr. ./'osc[1/2 Mott,
.Di:'_[?l,pnlii]gl_0fl'§ L. I. to Miss'G1'is‘t00_¢l1f1"3lU’F4—
’ ['21)--«Ail Lcgliorn. .0n the 5 h Jan. last, M r.
after which time no accounts will be allowed.
‘a good'Dwellinl!,- House and Barn standing lllcrt‘-3
~livitig" tieatytl-ie prertiisess l’ayri'ie'iitS made eaé
.u' _v. 5:.
.‘ _‘_
o
is expected that the iiev. ’ft:§r1‘t.i; ' 1
will preach in the 'l‘ow_ii House on the 4'|iiSun’-““-
day of this month. Norwalk. More/i _ 25/2.
p:?’_lt is expected that Mr. Tliompson. lately
from 'Eng.land,_will preach at the Town Hotise,
on “lcdiiesday evening, l9th inst. commencing
at candle light.
l\tiarc;li l 7th.
— sco'r'r”s FAitt.iLiE'=-iiiiti t.-E,’ C
./I new-1£c!z'tz'on, with the an-t.'1ar’s last corrections.
(‘Subscriptions received at the Gazette Qliice.)
f HIS valuable Work, is to be published at
' Boston, in 6 large Oct-ivo_Vols. of700 pa-
ges each on an average--on good paper, and
with a new type cast expressly for it. The price
will be $3 a Vol. in boards, or $18 for the sets-
ll botind in sheep and lettered, with double titles,
it will be $3 50 a Vol. or $21 for-"the set. pay-
able on delivery. A Volume will be published
:tbot'tt once in three months.
\Vliile upor: the proposed plan the work is put
much cheaper than tli_e Qtiario Editions have ev-
er been, it is also much more convenient, and
the Volumes less liable to injury from use
'l'lie work needs no other ‘recommendation than
that which it ever has,and etcr will procure for
itself wliercvei‘ known. ‘
” Ott b‘ALE. at Public Veiicltie. on W cuties-
— day the l9‘h inst. at 9 o'clock. A.M.0n:lie
premises, a piece of Laiid lying at Bald Hill :
and on the same day, at 3 u’c|uck, P. M. near
the premises, a piece of Sedgc Flats, lying at
Fort Point. opposite the Old \Vell.
‘Vlll0n.i\'ltll‘Cll l0 VVILLIAM Sn.i.r.ccit.
I V lrllrl Mill atltei-ttsetl by C/la7‘tt‘.S' Garden on int.-
first page ofthis Phper will be sold at pub-
lic vcndiic on Thursday the 3| of April next, if
not previously sold. Vcndtie to be licld on the
premises at two o'clock, P. M. Conditioiis made
known at tiiiie ofsale.
0'l‘lCl£.——-The Book accounts and notes of
the Lite firm of .4. £9‘ N. Beers, arc lodged
nitli the subscriber for collection.
'l‘i»i.tni>_t~:us Br-:'r'rs.
Nor-walk, March 17th. l823. 3
U'l'lClS.-—-'l‘ht-ise iritlehterl to the firm of
E. D. Hon‘ 8: SON, are requested to make
immediate payment .V'. B. Haviiit: taken
1l~lunson.l-Ioyt into pa|'lllt:l'3l‘.i[) the l)U~iiH€SS will
in future be conducted under the firm of D.
Hoii‘T 8: Sons. March 18, l823.
OTILE.-— l'ne subscriber taki-s this nieth,
od to request payment ofall accounts tha
at e due to liim——-/\lso inlorms the public that the
lttttsitwss will be continued at his present stand,
all-fttvnrs iti his line tlittrildtilly received, .
lritercst will be require-(l for prodticc.and cash
sales from date, at-id oti all oilier accoomv. after
six months. _ '|'iiADniitis Iit=.i-11.1-tti. ‘Id.
Rirlgeficld, Marcli loili. 1823. *3
ANA \'v'AY fiom the service ol the S-il)SCl'I-
‘I bet‘ on the lllglil of the low nfinst. Mai-cli,
an iiitleiiied appteiitice to the '\’i7agut it making-
btisiitess, nametl 1.eri:i.s- /Wi/ler, aged 19 sje.irs--
tvlioevcr will take up said appi'entii:e and return
liiiti to the subscriber. or confine him in either
gutil in this county, shall be re-.isoii.;l)ly rew:irtl-
ctl. All persons are loibid |i:.trbouriii_s.-,. ll‘lJ'-llllg
or eniploying said ’cl[)pt't:ll'.iCC on penalty oftlie
law. BitAuLi«:v KEELER.
Netti-Canaan. March 17th, I823. *3
‘l l.AMS.—'l‘!ie subscriber hereby informs
_/ his old customers and the public in g-ciii:r-
a|,that he intends running‘ the sloop Foarn tuice
a week lietwccn Hunting-t on and Nortvallt tliro’
the §_f3i)SV-lfl, by which he will be able to llll'l'llsl‘l
them with a supply of fresh cl:-irns of the best
k!nfl.1ll. the usual prices. He will commence a.
but t the mitltllc of April. and it wind and .ve.,,.l,-
er pt-rnttt, it ill arrive at N(il'V\'all{ every 'l‘tier-day
.itid $attii'd.iy tiioriiitw. tlirougli the sezisrin.
Jcititir flAVl4‘.NS.
M;ii-ch. 17, 182:3. 3
V‘ \ H E Hon. Court of Probate for the district of
Ftiii-lieltl hath limi‘e(l and allowed 6' months
from this date. for the creditors to the estate of
I’/tine/ia.v C/ta/iman, late of Fair lit-ld, deceased, to
exhibit their claims against said estate. Those
who neglect to exhibit their claims within said
time uill be dt:barred a recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to" make
itiiiriediate payment.
SETH 'I'Ai'Loit, Adminis-
l’m‘i-‘LR Wvivicoor. ll‘87Ol'S.
Sairiyattick. March 15th. I8’.-23. ‘.3
Y order til the Hon. Court of Probate. for
the district ofNorwalk. will beisold at Pith-
lic Vcndtie, on Thursday, the loth of April next.
at two o’clock. I’. M. all the estate of Moses 7‘..y.
(or, late of Wilton deceased. Lexcept the \’Vitiotvs
Dower] The whole of said Real Estate contains
about 35 acres of Land. with the Dwelling; House
and Barn thereon, situate about hzil" a mile
east ct; Mr. Lamherts; on the Main road to San-
gatuck. It may be s -10. in lofs, as t~.i'l best suit
the purchasers. Said Vendiie will be held on the
premises. CUll(liliOl‘H made-.known atsaid time
_ SETH 'l‘.n't.ort. Adni’r.
Norwalk. i\'Ial'Cl1 lTtl1. l823. 3*
I ‘HE 5Lll)SC_lil)CI‘ being by order of me Hun.
Court of Probate for the district of $tam-
ford, appointed administrator upon the estate of
Reuben Smit/t,’ late of said Stamford, deceased.
notice is hereby given that seven months from
the 3d day of inst. March is allowed by said court
for the exhibition of claims against said estate,
Joniv Aueuit. Adm’r.
‘Stamford, Marcli_l2. 1823. , -,3
"VON hALl:l--A Farin» situateo
, in-Ridgefi ld.(Ritl.;eburypanish,)
'5 7"‘? _ about one mile South of the Meeting-
, House, on the main road to ble.wYot k.
contaiiiingahout one hundred acres, proportion-
ed into Meadow, Plougli. and \jVt.i‘~id~l.and. wi li .
on, and a Well of never failing‘ water near the
door. Any person wisliiiig to ptircliasc. _n‘tt_ty
know the terms by inqtitritig of the sulJ_SCt”ll>*=.".
e title given;
--‘Harold-y. age‘d_2?, fOl'll‘.Cl‘l}' of Ridgl"tt:l_(l-i
J - hp‘; towri,o__n W, d‘csglay.lasl:.Widot.v‘Dr6-
L‘-at
try, and an_incl_isputal1l
where Goods can be had on the best terms, and .
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9.‘
.uitalile_,fo_r- t_li_’e. present and 'a‘p'p"t_to'acfiln,-; ‘season,
wliiiclii they _ofi'er- to ll_‘lc'_piib_lfC_ at deduced .price{;
for ciisli.‘ 'r’llt:‘fOllQWll]g_ c'oii'i'prise a'part : ,
lilttclii l’rlltt=,af}d7Mi'x‘t’Clrithsi Black. blue,
Mlxl and ‘D’Ti3'b‘C‘assini‘eres. Yellow. Red and
W'hi_te' 'Flarin”cls‘. Drab K°erse;rs. “S“cot_ch and
Carolinc’Pluitls. Imitation Scotcli do’. Ct'imsnl’i
Moreen." a choice asstiriiiientl Plain and ,.Twil’d
Black Bnmhazctts. Black Sarcassiaiis; Ilrowri
Linens and Platillas. Fine and Comtiion-Shit't.
ings. Furniture and other Calicoesl Ladies’
Pclissc Cloths, very clieap. _Linen and Cotton
l..tict-s. A general as,sortrnctfi_'t Boijd"ei-ecl 8: Plain
(lassirnere Sliatvls. Zelia and Fancy Silk Hdkfs.
Black Barcelona do- Silk and Cotton Flags.
Irish Linens and Linen Cambiics. liilibaiiilg of
various kinds.‘ French and India 1.evantities,
Sinclicws Flot'en’ces various 'colors. Shell and
Horn Combs. Plain and Corded Vclveis. Cot-
ton Clicclts‘. Silk ai_id_Cotton Velvets, llieiitid
and Inst-rtin '1‘i-immings. Black, _Green and
W bite Freiicli Crepes. Nankinaiid Clilllon dd
BUCl(Skl.n (il')VCS. Cfllltlli and Umbrellag
Cotton Ticking. \Vhite and Slatetlotion Hose
Black and Slate worsted do. Lambs Wool and
o ll€l“I'l0Sit:l‘)’, Caiiibric Swiss. .ltlCl’.Ol‘i<:ll and
Book Mtislins. Fine and Common l.inen Hdkfs;
Long Lawns VVliite Tabby Velvet, (jotrmi
Fringe. Brittaiiiti and Mallahar litlkfsl, Cottoii
Bells f"°m N0 20$ 10 150 Wzrllaces Extra ‘Coat
and Vest Buttons, Coninioii do. iodoo Gold
and Silver Ey'd Ncedlctr. general assort-
ment of Domestics frr__z_in ld to 15 cts. .pc,- yard,
.\lnrwalk._ Mai-c.h_ _l7t|i. 1823. t‘
Ag —.. ,
To suit from Elieiiezcr D. Hog/t’s Landiiig,'ai‘l
.N'orwall.', for Peck-Slip, Jv'ew'.1r0,~],~; '
V]:lllENorwalk Line ol°P.tckets have corri-
iiienccd sailing on their Spring arrange.
merits. and a‘sloop will leave No.-wall,-_ and New
York every I tresuay and baturdtiy,‘ until lgi~iliet't
notice. For fretglit or passage apply to the sub‘.
zcribers. or to the captains on board of their re-
specttve vessels. _E. D_ Hog-r gt 5o,;,s_
N-irwalk, March 18, 1823.
‘Third and last call.
SC C0. having I2 months‘
- since dissolved pat-tnersliip. and at the sanie
time requested all those intlelred to call and genie
"their t:CC0l)DlS immediately, and have evcr since
been calling on them, but .rI0l\Vi‘.l'i$[a|'].di'n.,;- many
have neglected tliecall, and the subscribers feel.
int}; tititvilling to make cost for such heedléss
debtors. are induced once more to call, and such
as will come forward and pay their accounts lie-
fure the first ofApril'next, will vcry much oblige
iheiii, and such as will’ not must expect cost, and
that iniiiietltately. lti-:'u'3isiv Ftivcii.
RXj1UBEN R. l'"nqc1{.
G|'€Cn\\lCll, .l.“(,‘l). 22d, 1823. *2
FOR. SALE; _
' ‘ F.-‘i RM containing about 150 a-
_ Ct‘8S.Well proportioned,irt plough‘
._ . . pasture, meadow, and wood, with 3
good Dvtelling-House, two Barns, Cldcl‘-H0953,
haw-Mill. and other out-houses, with line Orch.
ards. suliicient to make 15'.) barrels of cider pr.
l'€3"- The above property is pleasantly situated
on Mount Pleasant, so called, about foiiixmileg
Northeast of the village of Ridgelielrl. Any per-
s'ttt desirous of purchasing, will please call on
the stilt.-cribcr, living on the premises,
BRAX§LE'i’ lIuL'r..
P.idgefield,Motint Pleasant,l*‘eb 20.l8:23. (52)
01>. sAi.i3.—A Farmicoritaiiiing
abottt 80 acres ofLand, situated
, 1n.NtJl‘ll1 Stamford, one mile and 3
. hall northeast oftlie Meeting House,
with a good Dwelling House aud Burn stanrling
thereon, and a well of good water near the door,
Said Farm is well proportioned, into Plough,
Pasture, Meadow.and wood-Land, with Orchards
beariiig lrttit. ol the first quality, and will be sold
on reasonable terms. For further particularas in-
quire of Silas Olmstrad, in New-York, or oftlic
subscriber in Norwalk. _
'CI<i.\RLi?.S OLMsTi~:An.
Norwalk. Feb. 24. 1323. 52
OR SALE. or to Let, a Duel-
ling House, llarn,and Slinp,witb
three acres of Land, situated half at
mile north oftlie Bridge. For terms
apply to the subscriber, or to Wm. 3; 3, Lock.
‘wt-‘ca’. S'ri~:i=iicN HANFORD.
Norwalk. March 10th. I823. \ 2
‘L ' U l‘lCl:‘L is hereby given that those indebt-
. ed to the subscriber. whose accounts have
been more than 5 months, standing, that pay-
ment mttst be made by the first day ofApril next
witliozit fail, as he intends closing his business,
which in future will be carried on in the same
place by Ilatiid Selleck, Who will attend fipgn 3.-
iiy orders in the Fulling and Dyeing business
that the public may see fit to favor him with.
_ Ciiaittt-:5, SELLECK,
Norwall-2, March 7th, 1823.. i 2.
— UR SALIS. at Public Vendue, on .\Vedncs-
day the 26th inst. 10 acres of Elough-land,
lying at Calf Pasture, so called--and about" l2 a-
Cl‘t:$ of Plough land and’ Salt~'i\lcadow, at Stes
plien’s Island, and another piece of.5 acres of
Plmigli-l-and at Duck Pond. Vendue to beheld
at the house of the subscr-ib~:r,'ai 3 o’clnck,P N1.
Conditions made knlownia, ti-tie of sale.
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Nor-witlk. March 10th, T823. if
~ Y order of the-~l'lon. Court of are for
the district of Stamford. s--ven riiéiiit‘fisifrorn'
this dart: arediniited for llle‘exl‘llblli‘oil of ‘claims-
against the estate of Jonas M‘?-eii, late of Dari-
en, deceased. - All persons who "neglect to est’:-'
liibit their claims within the time linittednill
forever after he debarrcd a legal recovery.
Jozuts ‘Ween. Z Eitccti-C
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v New- York _-Store.’ _
A8! LYNES have recent! _reccive_d,frotii
0”‘Ne'tt?"-York tichoicc tissortxriieiiit gotfdé
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