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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER et,t826.
VVe have ii6t yet learirt the final result of
1' like New York election. In 50 counties h.eard
_-.
from Clintoti’s majority is about 3,250, and
the remaining fotir counties will probably in-
crease it to 3,500. At the last election his
majority was I6,000. -The districts heard
from also return sixty-eiglit repitblican merri-
bers to tire Assetribly, and 3-1 Clintoiiian. It
is believ ed that Gen. Pitcher is elected Lieut.
Governor.
‘P"
The General Convention ofthe Episcopal
Church coiiiinencerl its session in Philadel-
phia, on the 7th inst. Bishop Bowen ofS.
Carolina preached the opening sermon.-Of
the nine Bishops allfiwere present but one,
Bishop Moore, of Virginia, who has been ill
at Hartford, in this State. The delegates
from this State are the Rev. Messrs. Crosivell,
Burliatis,Wlieatorr, and Slierivootl.;—J.-'.\'I.
Goiitliviii, VVm. lVl’Crackan, S. VV. Johiisoii,
and Amos Scovill, Esq’rs. The diocese of
Mississippi ltas been lately orgatiizetl, and
‘was admitted into union with the Convention.
The subject of adding to the Hymns used in
the service of the Church, was utrder consid-
eration at the last advices from there. The
Convention were ‘also oczttpied in a discus
sion of the Rev. Ur. Barlotv’s plan for a
Book Society.—Midcllelown. Sentinel.
[By a later accottiit we learn that the Con-
ventiori arlj.itirned‘or: the 15th. The propo-
siticnlfor patronising an association for pririt-
ing and dessemiiratiirg standard theological
books was rejected as extraneous to the prop-
er sphere of the convention. The ques.ion of
adopting a new cotiipilatioii ofltyririis for the
use of the churches was decided in the affirni-
ative. A proposal to introduce some altera-
tions iii the daily service, &.c. was adopted]
FOR THE GAZETTE.
LO.‘vIBA'RD BANK.
Mr. Printer-I find in your Gazette ofthe
I-4th lost. a cnI1(lt-‘.l'lS(:(l statement of the situa-
tion oftlie Louibzird and Protection Batik in
the state ol'New Jersey, and on a reference
to the report 0: the Trustees ofsaid institution
I find you have ouiitted a very important part
of said" statement. I allude to the suspense
account ;,v:z, the receipt r-ftlie Treasurer of
the State for $25,000 as a bonus or bribe for
granting the charter ofsaid Bairk,and 8:30.000
allowed 3rIr.McLaren for procuring the Char-
ter. As to the latter I atn not prepared to
sav there is a remedy. Mr. lVlcL:rrvrt may be
insolvent, or the law may not reach his case
if otherwise. Btu in reference to the former,
there cannot exist a doubt in the mind ofariy
reasonable being as to the course that should
(in justice to the holders ofthe notes) he adop-
ted ; and fr. the prompt and energetic meas-
ures taken by the I1eE,i§‘{\[[)|"e, to secure the
effects ofthe Bank for 'he use oftlieueditors,
1 take it for granted that this sum “$25,000
will not be retained in the State Ti‘-iiistrry,
and withlield from the innocent lI0l€l8F5 Of
the notes. Should a different COUISG bf’-
pursued and the Legislature reftise W remedy
the evil as far as in their power, it will Ill?" ht!
time to represent this transaction inits l_I'U8
light. and I doubt not but this w_oultl-be-hon-.
orahle. body will receive and merit the ascerta-
ii.-ms of every honest holder of Lombard bins
in the United States. This item of 325,000
added to the airrount already secured by the
Trustees amounts to 370.491 08. Let us
suppose that the Trustees realize sufficient on
the claiins in suit to‘ have left the aforesaid
sum of 570.4521 08 to be applied in payiiient
Ll $95.71-1 35. (deducting 35000 in the hands
or Wit-. C. Gat'ris0r_t, ol'Vir-giuia, enjoined by
the Char;-cr-llor of New York.) Taking it for
granted that justice will be dotie as far as the
Legislature of New Jersey are eoiicerned, we
arrive at this point that the notes ofthe Lom-
bzird and Protection Bank are at this time.
worth 73 cents on the dollar. And tvhile on
this subject we cannot sufficiently expres§ otir
regret that the same proriipt and eiiergpiic
measures were not taken with the E:iglP.Bank
'ofNew Haven. As to the Derby Batik and
(‘nose concerned in that disgraceful transac-
Iiori, where are they? Are they out of the
j_urisdiction of this State I’, Isball be told the
fpriine itiovers are. Then, Iask, where are
their satellites ? Why are not the feathers,
old rags, old carriages and wlieelbarrows,
(bought on the eve oftlieir failure and now in
their grand depot at Deiby,) sold for the ben-
efit of creditors? And why were not ‘the
' affairs ofthe Derby‘Bank investigated by our
‘ General Assembly at their last session? If
- they were, why were not their doings made
public? What becomes of the money for
which the old charter was sold to the ‘gen
tletiien in New York ? What has made the
_I'resident, with his high sounding titles and
empty coffers, all at once the owner of valua-
l)lBllOlIS6_§,'r.II1('l farms in andabotit Derby? In
a word, what screens those who reside in this
State, who have assisted in getting tip and
putting in execution this sivindling machine.
from merited punishinent ?
-. Invnsrrearon.
TRENTON, Nov. II.
.7\/‘cw Jersey Legz'slalzi.i~e.—'I‘lie oulv Bank
Bill oit file has been’ dismissed. Petitions
continue to be offered in .favour of tlie State
subscribing to the canal,uniting the Delaware
and Raritati rivers: and more than one thori-
sand persons liave petitioned for thispurpose.
';The committee as yet have come to no decis-
ion on the subject. The N. J. Lombard and
Protection Company, as also the Board of
Directors, have laid a strong representation
of iieir case before the Legislature, and ask
‘a restoration oftheir charter, and a return of
their bonus. No report has as yet been bad
't.her’eoti. _ ‘ - - _
_ A resolution has been introduced into the
"Legislature for ‘investigating the affairs ofthe
Hoboken Banking and Grazing Company;
and ofthe Jersey‘ Bank, and Franklin Bank
ofNew Jersey, and commissioners named for
_.'.be purpose.
.—.
Duel.--A young merchant of this city was
0 engaged in an affair oflionor on Saturday. It
‘shot, in his
originated at the table d’hote ofthe City Ho-
tel. Thotdjsputants went, immediately over
in Hoboki-ii, where the assailant received a
arin.—In'qm'rer. '
5 '~ -.rt:er{.;.i.r irrrzzte dollar lJ_lllS on the NIB!‘
.'¢h;,m,_z Bank, ietigp, well exccptetl, are in
circulation. ,
The Revcm’1.c.-Tlie National Iiitelligeiicei
l and Natioiial Journal, in allusion to the re-
ports ofa falling oh‘-in ilte I'(‘.\'Cl'ItIC,Slflle from
undoubted authority, that the receipts ofthe.
presenf year will amount to the ftill sum esti
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury,wliich
was £5,000,000. A dimiinrtiori in the ensu-
ing year was anticipated, but so far _as_ the
facts already known furnish grounds for an
opinion, there is good reason to believe, that,
instead of a deficiency, the actual receipts in
the Treasury, during the year 18%, will be
fully adequateto all the usual experiditures of
the government——iticlriding the -application of
ten iiiillioiis to the public debt—-although not
as large as may have been by some anticipa-
ted. '
Tlic Pliiladelpbians are aborit taking mea-
sures to set on fuel a subscription for funds to
procure a’ vessel ofwar for the Greeks, to in-
demnify them for the one they have been
cheated out ofiii New York-
A Philadelphia paper says—’ We tinder-
stand that Mr. Sergeant, minister plenipoteti-
tiary to the Congress of Ilie American States,
will, in a week or two, take his departure in
the Hornet, which is shortly expected here,
for Mexico. The story of his declining the
mission is altogether unfounded.
Tread .Mi'1l.——Among the resolutions 3‘
dopted by the Common Cotincil of N. York:
on the 30th uli. was one ordering ‘* the Po’
lice Committee to inquire iirto and report on
the propriety of discontinuing the use ofthe
tread mill in certain cases, and that. until
such report is made, no females be placed on
the treadmill on any pretence whatever.”
A man named Silas D. Reed, coiilined in
the jail at Raleigh, N. C. on ll cltarge of for-
gery, recently starved lriinself to death, hav
iug abstained from eating any food for fifteen
days! V
When the President. in his late lotir, vis-
ited VVarren, (11. I.) he found that his snuff
box stood in need of ropleuisliment, and sent
to the nearest dealer for a supply. We are
told by one ofthe papers that- ‘I the news
flew like wildfire, and ‘ that boxes ofall sizes
and descriptions poured in to be filled fro_iii
the sauiejar; old and young flew tottie spot
to gaze upon the vessel that had contained
powder fit to tickle tli_e nose of John Quincy
Adams, aiitl before the stin went down every
particle ofthat odoriforhus compound was in
the heads ofthe patriotic citizens, who sneez-
ed national salutes until the Revenue Cutter
had borne him far away ! l”
The ./1ulmnaton.’—In the Automaton now
to be seen in Rochester, we have an anittsing
itistance of mechanical ingenuity. I-11.9 pow-
ers are such, that ifa spectator deposits a card
with a-question on it in a particular drawer of
the table befo'e hitn, he will appear to constili
a volutne which isin one ltand, shake his
hezid as if pondering on the question propos-
ed, and with the other hand strike on theta-
ble, when a blooming damsel springs tip tliro’
the board, holding in her little apron a cor-
rect answer for the inquirer.
Such results, liotvcver, are produced only
=l'll83I questions are agreeable to his Automa-
ionsliip. Ptit into a box a qirestiou to excite
his ll'C,?llI£l the coriseqrretice is vastly dilfvrerii.
He shakes his head like art etiraged p-’-da-
gogue, SE in the climax ofhis passion thump.»
upon the table--anon a blue Hilllll’. and .1 vol-
ume of smoke are seen, and a black fi.;ui-e.
l:ke the fatlller ofevil, erirerges frtrri his den.
spitting fire and terror into b--liol-Lleiit.
We have just now seen what we speak of.-
and-on the spur ofthe inorncut rccotritiienil
all who admire ingenuity to gratifvitlremsclves
and encotiragc merit, by witnessing the per-
oriiiance oftliis Automaton. \
[Rochester Pirpcr.
Squrrre ./i7ugcr.— It Was sometime since-
stated in rt southern paper that a man hurl III-
vented an augur which would bore«a square
hole. This statetneiit rarlit-r ptisizled the wits
ofniany of our yankee -brethren, and some
were so iucredulotts as to term it the greatr-st
bore that had yet been practised upon us. But
it seems by more recent accounts that such an
instruineht has been cortstrticterl and pzttenterl:
and we are happy to relieve the (loul.r:s of any
by giving the following description from the
Baltimore Patriot. “ It coiisists ofaii auger
so constructed as to bore four, five, six, seven
or eight sides, or as many as may be r qtiired.
The machine, or engine is similar inlorrri to
a screw auger, only were is a cylinder called
the tube, with as iiiany sqiiares on the outside
as you wish to make in the hole you iborc.--.
Tliis tube is to be rotind on the inside 8: sqtizrre
at the lower eud——roiuid on the ripper end for
one fourth of an inch down frotn the top of
the tribe ;_ this tube is slipped iirto the afore-
said au,<__r,«.-r, and good washers and screws, or
keys,to force the tribe down as the auger turns.
'—'I‘his tribe is to be made ofdif}'er'eiit shapes,
sometimes to cut only on titre side, like a D,
sonietiuies I0 be sharp all arotind. The Au-
ger has a strong screw to draw it down, ‘anti
square, as it goes down; this tribe is to ltave a
slit on one side, or on two sides, to vent the
chips.”-gBoslon Traveller. '
Indiclnzenls in Philade.’phi'a.-—-The Demo-
cratic Press of Friday says, “ the Circuiiflourt
of the'United States, present Judge .Peters,
triet this day a II.o’clock, A. M. to receive
any bills of Indictnietits or Presentinerils that
the.Grand Jury had to make. They presen-
ted Edward 'l.‘liotirpson and five other persons
for various Frauds on the Rt-venue. It is said
that a million and a half ofdollars worth of
property have been fraudulently taken from
the Plriladelphia Custom House,‘witliin a few
years." A letter front Pliilailelphia states the
ntiniber of persons indicted to be seven ; viz.
Edward H. Nicoll, Fraricts H. Nicoll, Peter
Mackie, Charles Mackie, Rodney Fisher,
Floyd S. Baily, and Edward Thompson.
The Steam Boat New Philadelphia",-whi.ch
left here on 'I‘ue-da_y morning, reached Alba-
ny iii 11 hours and ['2 uiinures, and |;mded
passengers at II places on the way. The boat
returned yesterday, in 12 hours and 13 min-
utes.-—'Merc. ./Idv.
‘A: piece of intelligence, which ifrmc, is of
the highest possible interest to the Historian
and to Literature in generahhas been received
in London frotrr Pisa._ It is asserted that the
learned Able Roscb, who is employed in the
Library there has discovered, in a Ciipuehiri
Covent, fifte JI of the lost books of Livy,
which have eeii a desideratum for so many
hundred ye rrs.
Journal qf Science and ./1rls.—F-rom an ar-
ticle under the siguatttre of B. Silliman, the
.ci‘l'itor of the Atuerigari _Jopr_iial of Sc'te'oce.l_§§ ‘
,r.
Arts, we learn, that this most intergsting and,’
valuable work has. not hitherto met. with ade- ‘
quate support, and that it is only p.e.‘petuaI¢d
by continued personal sacrifices; and he calls‘
upon his countrymen to extend the subscrip-
tion so far that the undertaking shall be no
longer hazardous to the editor, and that he
shall be able to command all the intellectual
and mechanical aid necessary to the perfec-
tion ofthe work and to its pm'i>*:1uily- The
number printed is less than 500._
The medical class in the University of
Penn. for the presetrt seasomnumbers between
four and five hundred students.
The New York Obse-'ver and the NewYork
Religious Chronicle, have formed a coalition,
and the tinited paper is published by Morse,
Halloclt 51. Co.
A lady in N. York took a qn'-rntity ofsugar
oflead, instead of salts, not discovering the
difference in taste,by reason of holding some- -
thing pleasant in her month. By Ilie speedy
adinirristrtiiion ofan emetic, her stomach was
relieved ofthe poison. '
Young Villrn'ns.—It will be remembered
that there have been a great many stores bro-
ken open and robbed in this city, within the
last six months, tvitltotit any detection of the
rliieves. A few days since the arrest ofone
ofthe gang, led to a discovery of the tvbole
The Police once in the l.l‘.'ICl(, soon found the
rogues, and in two days, seven ofthe ten were
safely lodged in prison. They were indicted
on Tuesday last,aiid convicted on \Vednesda_v
Another has been taken since, and probably
will be indicted and tried atthe present sitting
ofthe Court of Sessions. They are the same
gang that broke open the stores in Front,
Pearl, Wall. Fletclier, Pine and other streets,
by gct_tirig iiitn the scuttles from the tops of
new utifitiislied l)'.llltllllgS. A more desperate.
and depraved ~et ofboys was never seen.-
'l‘lie__v are all under If) years of age, and it ap-
pears that they have entered "and robbed‘ in
all 26 stores, here and iii Phil8d€lplli¥1-
' [Etienirzg Post.
Clerical SlanrIer.——At the late circuit court
in Sclioliarie county, Judge. Duer presiding.
a verdict ofone tliousaiitl dollars was render-
ed in favour ofthe Rev. John F. Sclieriiier-
horn, against the Rev. Henry V. Wicked‘, in
an action of slander, the defendant having
charged the plaintiff with false swearing. It
appears that another cruise ofa like nature,
was pending between the same plaintiff and
two other defendturts. The second cause
having lieen called, one ofthe counsel for the
plaintiff, told the court he was instructed by
his client tostaie, that he comtrietrced these
actions from a sense ofduty to himselfaiid
family, and particularly to the congregation
of which he was pastor. The object of the
prosecution having been obtained, and the
deferitlants lirtviug iiideuiiiifictl him against
the expvtises of the prosecution, he discontirt-
tied the two latter czirtses, and retnitted the
ilamziges in the first. Judge Utter i'eplierl,tlrat
he COll.'-‘l(leI'€fl tire. cotitirrt-.t of the plaintiff
highly litiliv.iruble.——Kiitilerhoo/.3 Herar'd.
We are indebted to a friend for tliePatiiota
ofGu:iyaquil, extra, of the 219th Augiist, con ,
tuiniiig an offtriil report of the great public
meeting there, over which the lnlentlent and
crrriitrrairtliziri lieueral ofthe D(‘.l):lIlml’lIl pre-
sidrzd, and. the. tilljlifjl of which was, at (lCCl.'lt‘.']
tion of opinion and system i'elatively to the
ali".rirs of tlio l<)_.=pti't»lti: of Colombia. in the
naitie ofGua_r '-If‘,-'lll,ll, was rcsolved——Ist. Titan
the (?‘xf:t‘(‘.Is‘('. -.-t‘ the snvcreigtily should be
(lI".VI)l'/(‘ll upon l)'~llV:iI‘.[l|r“ lalner of his coun-
try ——'.I‘h;tt the Lll)'.‘l‘.rlt)I‘, being invested with
rlictatorial pow-<r, sliririitl lak“. cl’-arge of the
ll(’,Slllllt"S of tip» illep-ilrlr".—-'l‘liat he s|'.o»;hl
call a grand Unlulllbl.-rt L‘«.\:iv‘."nll0n to fix the
Cf)II.‘tlllIIll()I) of the Reptrblu-..——'I‘liat a copy
ofthe foregoing Iiesoluliotis should be trans-
mitted to his Excelleiicy‘—'l‘lrat .r|l the de-
prirtnreuts of the Republic should be invited
to follow the example of Gutiyaqtiil.
BAN.l{ NOT-E TABLE.
.x\"'iv I-]a1n.ps/n'rc——all itoies I per cent dis.
.~'l'Iassticli-ii.scrls—all notes I to 3 per ct. dis.
.’l~l‘a'i'eiie -lVi~.ca.~sett., Hallowel, Augusta,
I{t-not-bccan-I Castiue Banks brolrcn-—all otli
er lr-inks I per cent discount.
R/rode [.5‘fall(.l~--all banks I to 9 good.
VeI'IIl()7lf—-llll good--I to 2 per ct. discount
Conii.ec!icul.—-all good, with the exception
of Eagle and Derby Banks.
NEW-YORK.
N. Y. city banks par ] Geneva I
Albany banks par | Central B.Ch.Val’y I
Troy banks par | Che-iiango I
,\loliawk bank 1 | W:-ish’n. 51. Warren I
Lausingburg par | Jefferson County 2
Newburg I | Rochester _ 9.
Branch at Iiliica I I Dtitclress Couttty 1
Orange County 1 | Ontario 2
Catskill - I | Green County uni-.
Colunibia—Hudsonl | Auburn I
Middle District I | Niagara 5
Utica I I Plattsburg, 75
I NEW-JERSE Y.
State b’k. at Newark, l Conr’l.B. at Auiboyl
Elizabetbtown,Pat~ l Treiiiou banking co.I
erson,Morristowti,SL | F-ariner’s, Mt.,Hoily I
New'Bruiiswick par | Cumberland I
StateB.atTreiitoir 87 | N.J.Man.8Lbk.C0.par
do at Camden I |.Weeha\vk . I
Jersey Batik broken | Franklin broke
Newark 1 I,M0nmOullI par
Sussex 1 I People’s bank par
New Brunswick 1 I Lombard broke.
Salem steam mill 1 [ I-lobokeu Grazing
Washington I [ Cotiipany par
.M./1RRIED—'-ti this town on Tuesday, the
trim inst, by the Rev. Richard V. Dey, Mr.
John R. White to Miss Eliza Chi_chest_er.
In North Statiiford, on the End inst. by-the
Rev. Mr. Fuller, Mr. Gould S. Davis to Miss
Elsy Stevens. - A .
DIED-.—[n this town on the 13th inst. Mrs.
Jane Hoyt, aged 94-, wife of Mr. Joseph W.
Hoyt. In North Stamford, on the 8th inst.
Sarah Louisa, only daughter of M_r. Samuel
Davenport, of this towti, aged 11 years-
In iliis town, onthe Qd inst. after alinger-
ing and painful iilness, which she bore with ‘
Christian fortitude, Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond,
wife ofPaul Raymond, aged 73 years.
-On the 19th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Bondy
aged 25, wife of Mr. Ebenezer Biiridy.
_fl
f _
__ 4.-3
L.0S"I‘.
' N TUESDAY the 14th instant the sub-
__ scriber lost a pair of SPECTACLES,
silver mounted. Whoever will return them
to the subscriber or give iriforination respect-
V...
Winter Arrangement.
. _ HE REGULAR Trips of
'- V the Sloop ORA NGE,
Captain S. S. Rantnnn, ‘are
broken. She will sail on the
following. days :— ' .
Saturday, Nov. ‘25, leaves Norwalk.
Saturday, Dec. 2. leaves New York. ‘
'l‘uesdav, December 5, leaves Norwalk.
Tuesday. Dec. I2, returns from N. York
'Sattird‘ay. Dec. 16, leaves Norwalk.
Saturday, Dec. 23, returns fr. N. York.
For freight or passage. apply at the
Packet Office in the rear of Mr. E. B. Ben
uett’s Store, or to the Captain on board.
Locxwoon 3:. ST. Jon.-i
Nortvalk. Nov, Q0, |8Q6. 39
NOTICE.
WILL be sold at Public
Vendue, on the 27th day
-if inst. November,iffair weather
if not, the next fair day, all the
Real E.-.:i2-.= of Daniel Mallory, late of Red-
diiig, dec’d, stibject to the incumbrance ofthe
Widow’: dower, in one third part thereof. Sd.
vendue to continence at 10 o’clock in the fore-
noon ofsaid day,on the premises. Conditions
to be made known at time and place of sale;
Damien MALLORY. Adminis-
ELI LVJALLORY, tra:
Redding, November I4. 1826. 39
MASONIC NOTICE.
‘ I" HE Anniversary
of ST. JOHN the
Evangelist, will be
~ 7 ' celebrated by Salem
’ "fig Lodge, No. 79,5-
‘ ‘ Salem,27tlr ofDec-
next. An Address
will be delivered by
a Brother. The Brethlcn ofthe 'adj%|Ce“'
Lodges are respectfully invited to join in the
,,'eieb,,,,;,,"_ The ]‘_,.,(]ge will assemble at the
Hall at 10 o'clock, A. M-
S-rrzpurzrv PARDEE. ] Committee
STEPHEN GII.BK-IRT, ', of
SAiu’L AMBLER. . Arrange-
Isaac PARDRI-‘.. ) merit.
South Salem.Nov. I8. 13°26. 39
TRAYEU on the Ist inst.
a light brown COW, with
some white spots, l)l=\Cl(.fa(:t.t,
. . 11 years old. A generous re-
ward and all reasonable charges paid to any
person who will return her to the subscriber,
or give iriloruiation where she may be found.
Jenn GLOVER.
Norwalli, Nov. co, I826. 39
.0 be sold at Public Vendue
by the subscriber, on Wed-
nesday the 6th day of December
., ~ , next, at 19. o’clock, at noon, on
lllt: ; i‘t‘;L:l3eS, a quantity ofTl:VIBER suitable
for sawiiig. liewirig, &Lc. iir lots to suit Pur-
eliasers. Saidlitnber stands on a piece of
land about a qitarter ol'a- mile Northeast ol
the saw mill, near Natlian S. C_otristock’s
dwelling house in New Canaan.
' -."lA1'uAn Si-:i-:Lir.
New Canaari. Nov. I8. I826. ‘.‘39*
‘BOOT $1. SHOE MA KERS.
'§/ ‘ANTED by the Subscriber, two first
rate Boot-tnen, and one Man to do
rt-‘t..cit's.
Nvirwalk. Nov, 20.
War. .‘«].nrnuair.
39
E) ANIVVVAY frotrr the subscriber on the
L I9th iustantan itidetited apprentice to
the \‘line niakitrg business, named Jaiucs S
’l‘.n'Loti,abotrt I8 years ofage. All persons
are lllI‘l)lll harbouring, trusting, or employing
lrirtr on penalty of the law. Whoever will
take tip said boy and return him to the Strb-
scriber shall receive one cent reward, but no
t-fliarges paid. BRADLEY Downs.
Nnrwalk. Nov. 20. I.'l~26. S9
l55SOLU'l ION.-——.-Tlie Partnership
lieretofore existing bettveeii the sub
stzrthers under the firm of (jmnp Wit/.:inson
tvris dissolved on the I5tli inst. ’l‘hr- E1CCr')IJlll~.
Ilfllttt fit-in will be settled by AMZI CAMP,
who will Loirtinue the business.
AMZI C-AMI‘.
W.irir.E-.1 WiLxrNsoN.
Norwalk. Nov. 920. H96. 39
l’ltOBATl£ NOTICE.
TTlE Court of Probate for tlie-district of
Norwalk hath limited six months from
the ptihlicaiion hereof for the exhibition of
Clllltlh against the estate of Elisha Stevens.
l>}l'R ofNeW Canaan, dec’d. to the subscriber.
'I.‘lrose indebted to the estate are requested to
make iiiimt-diate payment.
LEANDER SLAUsoN. Adin’r. -
With the Will annexed.
Norwalk, Noveurbr-r I5. 18976. 39
V V‘ HIS MAY certify that my son, Obadiah
-Wright, Jr. will be twenty years old the
°.Z5th.ofJauuar'y. 1827; and he desires to be
clear from me, and not be under my care or
protection, as a parent and natural guardian.
and as his desire is, I have thought proper to
_release to him, the said Obadiah Wright, Jr.
' the remainder ofhis time, which will expire
on the 25th day of January, I828. And do
by these presents set him free frorii nie—and
do forbid all persons harbouring or trusting
him on my account, as I shall pay no debts
of his contracting after this date. _
OBADIAH VVRlCrH'[‘.
Dated at Norwalk, Nov. 14, I826. 39*
The above advertisement I frilly agree to.
Onimian WR!GIIT, Jr.
SCHOOL TEACHER wanted in the
district west ofthe river in Stamford.-—
For teruis apply to EBE:~rEzEn Warm. school
Comrtiittee.
Sramroid, Nov. 15, 13%.
S9
, TEACHER wanted, to teach a district
- School. Inquire of the Committee, on
the Upper Landing.
BENJ. Paar-:, Committee.
Greenwich, Nov. 13, 189.6. 39
District ofstamford. having limited six
months for the exhibition of claims against
the estate of Manson G. Raymond. late of
Darien.‘-in -said district, dec’d. Notice is
hereby givenfto the Creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims. Those who neglect
this notice will be debarred a legal recovery.
-Those persons who are indebted to the estar ‘
of said deceased, are requested to make lir-
rucdiate payment. __ .
' SALLY 2iA1*it1oND, Adm Ix-
iiigmliern will be generously rewarded
Joan Bi:.nw-I-- #
.a
Darieii, Nov. .18, x§2§- -‘.19
ifiiaaacnm wanted‘, to to...
‘ l
the above prices-
HE Honorable Court of Prorate for tlie_
mon School in Cleaboard Bridge?':xis-
trict. One who is qualified according to|Iaw,
will-.rhe.8f “.’5lh"go0d encouragement by ap-
plying to ~ .~.a __¢
EZBON Husrao, Committee.
. Greenwich, Nov.-I5, 1323. 39
IX MONTHS from this date is limited
by the Court of Probate for Stamford
district,for the creditors of the estate ofSarah>.
Newinau, late ofsaid Staml'ord..dac’d, to eit-
htbit their claims against said estate.
Sxtuum. LOCKWOOD, Exee’r.
Stamford, Nov. 9_ 1323, 39
Stamford. hath limited seven mo'ntlis'
from tllls date for the ekhlbitinn of claiins a_-,
gairist the estate oI‘Joh-n fldams.la't_e ofGmen-
wich. deceased. All persons who (3., mi ex‘.
hibit their claims '\VlllllII said time Kiri“ be de-
b3j'|"30 3 |'800V8|'y- All persons indebted to,
said estate are requested to make inirnerli'ale"
pa_vt_nent. WAR? ADAMS, Exec’rx;
November 6. I826. 33
IIJHN BURRALL offers for sale 500
C twiglit offirst quality Gosbcn C,l-IEESE;
IQ Boxes 7 by .9 GLASS, first rate,
A qrraniity of first rate CODFISH . -
A new supply nfolil CIDER BRANDY . .
A srinply of CROCKERY 51. Glass VVARE
A New supply of good MOLASSES I
75 Bbls. Fresh Ground Canal FLOUR
A few half Barrels do do,
Norwalk, Nov. II.'1826. .
LUMBER.‘
FEET good clear 2 inch Plank, at 6d
the foot ; 9.000 feet Qnd quality do.‘ at
4 pence the foot ; 10,000 feet good Cll"~Ir l"-4:.
inch plank, at 38 cents per piece 3 8,000‘ feet
’2.iid qtiality I-4 int:lr plank at 2E‘.d per piece.
The above Ltrmber will be sold for cash at
Any one that wishes to.
purchase, or is acquainted with buying Lym-
ber, will readily perceive that it is offered less,
than what it is usually sold for in this place.
Locxwoon &L Sir. .I,tir_1't~i.
Nov. I4. I896. '
so .
._4
~i
Wanted Immeda‘oteZy,,‘
IX Juiiriieytrrerr Hart-its, to _wr;trit good
>*ttL'UlII‘8gt:Ill8l'll will be given. Aim‘-v to
Saucer. S!-‘.W.\:-'.X_A_.
South Salem, Nov. II, I826.
5,8
C0ll.BC_t0r’s _Noti_'ce.
HE lnliabitauts of the Town, of N. Ca-
naan, and nori-residents, liable to paw
taxes, in said town, are hereby notified that I
will attend and receive the State Tax oi_i List
18925, at my Dwelling House in said N. Ca-
naan,0n the 8th day of December next.-vs
Tliose who wish to éave the Collector": fees,
will be particular to attend.
EDVVARD N431}, Collector.
New Canaan. Nov. II. 18926.. 38?‘ __
STREET. Gt 3' S
H.\VE received and offer the follo.-ivirig
GOODS cheap. —
Tartaii Plaids, some at St cents; Blue and
brown Camblets, cheap as any in town; green
Baize, sortie at 25 cents ; green Flannel; very
fine red and white Flauiiei ; bl’k_ Bombazetts;
drab Devoushire Kersey; English Blankets
at 75 cents ; good assortment of Bedticks ;--
cotton Waddilig for Ladies’ coats ; Ladies’
blue cloth ; cotton Yarn ; elegant Vestings ;
veryuperior India L_.<:v.tutiue, rite .~.-ieapesr
r.-ver_of’fered; Leather Mittens, some at 2-s.,I0d
Also, an assortment of Looking Glasses.
nitrite ofContiecticiit4-ss.——F.ii'r'field County,
Superior Court, Septeriiber 'l‘erm, A, D,
I896. In Ciixxci-trir. _
PON the Petition of MOLLY HINE and
others, heirs at law of Elizabeth St.John,
wife ofJonaIli'.in St. John, late ollliiilgcfield-,
ztgainst dec’rl Wm. St. John, and Edrnoizd St.
John, of Pattt-rson, in the County of Ptitnam;
Stephen St. John, of Mioisink, in the County
of Orange; ./lnsan St. John, of Newpalts,
County ofOraiige. and state of New York 5
John, and Jane St. John, of the city of New
York. and all of the State of New York;
.—arid OLIVER ST. Jomv and others, of‘
the State ofConnecticut, heirs at law oi Jori-
athan St. John, late of said Ridgefieltl, dec’d,,
praying that said. Respondents, for reasons
tlterein stated, be ordered to convey to the
Petttiotiers, about twenty nine acres of Laird,
and the buildings thereon, lying in said
Ritlgfielil, wliereon the said Jonathan and
hlliztibeth. deceased. lately dwelt :—.or that
llir: Cu.irt would pass the titlethereto, to the
Petitioners, by decree, as by Petition on file,
dated the second day of August, 1396, doth
nrore fully appear.—0rdcred, That said Pe-
ttiioii be continued to the Term ofthis Court,
to be held at Fairfield on the last Tuesday of
December next, and that, this order be pub-
Iislied in a newspaper printed in Fairfield
County, and one of sd papers be sent by mail,
postpaid, on or before the I5tlr day of Nov.
next,directed to each of said Respondents,-
residing out of this State, at their said places
ofabode respectively ; the same shall be suf-
ficient notice for thetn to appear. 38
Test Tisonixs B. OSBORNE, Clk.
OTTON YARN, Cotton Batting, and
.. Candlewick, a new supply, just rec'd 8;;
for sale by James M.u.r,oii1f.
November 6
OTTDN YARN and Candlewick just
_ r€c’_d and for sale by
Nov. 3 Siraeeai &. JAMES.
business, Haunt W- SMITH-
Norwalk, Nov- 4. 37
To isnonmounus.
JUST received several Boxes No. 3, Black
Ribbons, which will be sold by the box at‘
A 24 cents, and by the single piece at 23. ware
ranted first rate Ribbons,very stoutand excel!
lent goods. , ‘
’''.‘AL.lS0T'''' ’
Buckskin Mittens at 35. the pair
white woollen E rglisti Blankets at 6s.4d.'
piece, very stout, suitable for batters us
or horse blarikels ’
am in the place _
luslin 54 wide, which those wishing to pulfyr
chase are l'II'~.'_I'.«,=(.l to-call and examine,
ELI P.-EEQ.i --
November 6, il9,.$’_§,s__ .
HE Court of Probate for the district "of. __
'1'u_ylor St. John. ./Jarrm St. John, John St. _
ANTED, a Bot? from 15 to 16 yea: .9--...
_ old as an apprentice to the Hutllnfl;
LIKE WISE--Fine Blue Gambler. less than,
Norwalk Chronicler