of the year 1531 ,‘ arid, allot‘ it first and
second reading, it was referred to lllti
.Comniittce ofthc \Vholo on the state of
the Union.
sclro--ls in Latvii-rice county, lllississippi;
MI". Gilurore olli-red a l".'.'-t)ltlll~tl'1 respect-
ine the mode of taking (.'\’l'li:llC5 in ease.~i
of cnntestied ('l(t't‘llUll~',‘ and, :-ii’-‘er tho pm.
st-utation ufa v.:iriel_v ofuilter .‘t‘S -lll'ltltl.~l,
Mr. Julius lll()‘-’("ll a re-c.iiisiilier;itiou of
’ the Va-le of the Hoosie on his tlltlllnn‘ rim;
- the llnusa should no l«-tiger atieird the
Judge l)t.'(‘l(. 'l‘llt*. l'(‘.-CUtl.~lil(4i';ition xv“,-
.directed_, and a tlisctizssioil foll..wr.:d ; bu:
lrufore a decision tv.is arrivi-il at on thi-
question, the hour for the coiisiderzizion of
resoliiti -its ela; Srtl. On the lilo ion of
Mr. Ricliardsoti, lllt‘. C-rl’lll))lll(3t' -»n R--
visal and Uiili.iislieil liusiiiess was in.sirt‘ct-
mil to iiiqiiiu-. into the pirssibility of expe-
diting the public btisiiii-ss. The bill for
the relitrfof lluinard Kr-ly, occupied thi-
attention of the House far st--vc-al huirrs;
bill was fina'l_v i't--jvctcil, upon a (ll\’l.\lt)tl
h_v,yt-as and tray.-, by a voie of ayes 33,
iii es 114. A lllt'S.~'itgt' was rt-ci—iied fruit:
the P1"‘\'lv!t‘l‘ll traiisiiiit iilg co it-s of tiri-
corre.~poiidenre, and other (.ll)Ctlfllt'1ll.\’ cun-
necled wi ll tlic nl'gHll~'<lllHZlS for the re-
newal of the West liidia trade; and on
motion ofM=. Cuiiihri li-rig, they were rr--
,fe- red to the Coiiiuiiziee on (Jonrtui-.it-, and
6,000 copies oideretl to he piiiited.
’’ ’l‘urst!a_z/.Jari. -1.-—lti the Senate. the bill
provi fling ior ninun iiig-arid i-qiiipiiieut ofpart
of the nriiiy of the United L\!HI.l'S f'-ir the pm‘,
teirtion-o l.ltcllIl!t11tll:tt:tlL'lt') Mf'.\'lCl1.\VtlS read
a third time and passed. The Senate 2-peu' it
‘short time in .E.\'et:u=ivo- business.
In th-.- House, Mr. Storrs, of i\'.Y reported
:1 bill ciia.hl:iigjanarsluils of the U. States, who
had not made th .-ir census returns on the 1st
of Dec to do so by the lst of June next. It
:Ippt'ttl't.‘(.l that three cases of this char:icter
tied occurred ; Out! in '1‘enni-s-cc. one in lir-
rliana. and one in the city ofi\cw York. The
. hill to estzihlsh a urif r it in litia sutciii thro’-
out the U.St-ates v.j:r.~ sent to the conin-iitce on
‘the Militia. The House dCCl(.l"'.(l. ll? to 69.
10 dispense, at pi-c.-e .1 with attending in the
‘Senate Cliainber. on the trial ot'Jtidgc Peck.
A committee was appointed to inquire into
-the expediciicy ofestablishitrg an assay otficc
4 in the gold regions of the south.
l’Vcdne:dag, Jan. 5 —-In the Senate com-
’ trnunications were read front the \-Vat and Na-
, vy Dc-parlriietits, sltewitig: the ettpeiiditurcs of
the contingent funds of those Dopa rtxnotits for
' .the ast year. A tiii.-moriiil was prcsetiti-d by
’ Mr. Benton. from the American So::cty es-
tablished at iioston, for the settlement of the
Oregon Territory, praying that :1 mil tarv es-
cort and transports inay he provided, and con-
venient military posts established, for the en-
’ couragcment. and protection 0: cinigratioii to
that country. In the Senate, sitting (tar It
High Court of Irnpeachment for t.lic trial of
Judge Pccla,Mi-.Meredet‘.r opened the def»-ncc
for the r(-sputldetl-t, stating the principles on
-whiclr the defence was grounded, and the ev-
idence on which they should act. Rober-
\Val:-lr, Esq. the first witness on the part oi
the cespon-lent, tltcn gave in his tcsttiiioiiy.
which being concluded. t'i c court ttdjoiirired.
In the House a mciiiort-.il was prt-~i-ntcd fr.
Salvator Rosa, an Italian artist, praying lobe
rcmployed to remedy wliateverdefcct may ex-
ist in the distinct tI"dflSm1‘SlOtl ofsound iii the
hall ofthe House. It was referred to the
.Couririttee oil the Public Buildings. Mr.
Chilton, presented a resolution, pl‘t)\"ltllllg
that members of Congress slioii'd receive
their per diem allowance only for such days as
_ they actually attentled. I. passed, and was
referred to the Committee on the Public Ex-
penditure. After several bzlis had passed un
bill changing the disposal of land granted for
the Illinois and Nlicliigati canal, was taken up
and discussed until near tlte close of the sit-
ting. 11 was lost upon the question of its on.
grosstnent for tr. third reading, by :1 vote ol
H5 noes, 67 ayes. '
Fnaxce AND 'ritr. U. S'r.t'rt:s.—l1y tr
R03’-;.1 ordinance, a commission has been
formed for settling the claims ofthc United
States upon tlieFr'eiicli Goveriimciit, which
Minister.
ica, and then form a basis tor an i.-qiritable
and final adjustment of each. '1 lie Cotil-
missioners are vlSCOUl|iL'lll1e, President ;
Mt-..<.srs. Geo. Lafayette, Beslay, and De-
lo-suri, Deputies; M. d’Atidilfi‘et, Presi-
dent oftlie Court of Accounts, and M. Pi-
chon, Chancellor of State.
M.uivL.ti\'n.—Daiiiel Martin, who was
ejected from the Gubernatorial chair of
this State by the Jackson party, the ltl.~l
. year’ has been restored again to that olflco
by the Anti-Jacl.son party, wllllulll serious
opposition. ()ii joint ballot ofthc two
Houses. Mr. Martin received 50 votes-
blzmks 20.
Prolesled Bills.—'I‘wo bills for upwards of
$3000 each, drawn by the Navy Agent at Li-
mu‘ have been protested wiihiir_ the last fotlr,
or fivedays at the City of VVashiug_zlun. he
reason assigned is that Government has no
documents to prove that the rII‘N_|8)_’ W“ 9P‘
propiiaied for the Squadron. '1 tits is the _firsi.
instance oftlic kl!‘-ds W9 3''e_ 'nl°T"'ed- s'“°_e
the adoption of the Constitution. 31"’ has 3 ‘ll’
rect tendency to destroy the credit (it the Go-
vernment abroad, and subject the 0901130’ 10
heavy additional expense in fiir-‘otslllllg 5“P'
plies to our vessels of wa.r.—Balt.JlIarylander-
The New York Evening Journzil says._3
"133 was confined in one room in a Jail. In
the state of Connecticut, for more than two
years for the sum of 75 cents, and the credi-
,0, expcflddd the sum «£5300, in paying his
board. _ _ _
In consequence of the relationship which
marriage has engendered between the reign.
ing ,-,,,,,,,i.:, 0fR,i,n;sta, Prussia and Holland,
the issue of the Prince of Orange are descen-
dant; of Peter the Great,C:itherinc the Great,
and Frederick the, Great-
rphe Georgetown paper says, “ it is guite
currently Yep“.-(ed. and. coirfidenlly bCllEVed
by many, that Dirt? Green is to be_ 3Pl’°“"“‘l
Marshal oftlro District ol‘_Coluinbta as soon
as the term of the present incumbent sbiill ox-
pit'e."_
Mi‘. SlC1'lg’(3!'(BI'Cl}tl-ltfli, with- __
OH! Hmendmrnt, the bill for the bteni-fit of
which was ui'dt-it-rd for it third rt-.adiir51.—
zsronwezix e.ézm.==1=z.
reasons’, JANUARY 1t,is:3ii.-T
of“ Supreme Court anl Georgia," it will bl
inootctl by politicians of (lliTL'l‘f.'Ill. iiaiiics in
arljiiilicatctl lJcf.rt'e 8 high iribnn~,,l_-.__
Mme tr.-i rm parlisaiis alibi-t to (.'.'(pt:l'l(.‘nt:e a
lJiglltlt‘g‘!‘e6‘OF saris-"actioii at this prospect,
Senate cliaiiiber iii a body, UPI the tr-i.~il oi‘ llltl such are not 011!‘ ‘e ln_rs. The rigrlits o'a..
llltlCpl:‘T1IlE.‘lIl.‘Sl.«‘\lf! cannot be called in ques-
tion by ally lt‘ll)tlil:il,lioWevct' llig-ll its cli:1i'2c-
ltfl‘, witliotit liti-nbling it. he--ii-re the Wf)t'l(l. or
aroiisiiig its ciiiz».-its to a resistance which may
"q'l:lll_1' coiiipromit their honor and ll.'l{"i)ll1f‘S.~:.
Sticll will be the case with Geirrgntl in thi-
presciit instance, and when she conios out til
the trial wliich is before her. what will slu-
lirive gained to coinpeirsale for the l--.~;r-es
-.vhir-li in tliiaso respects she lllllsl expericni-cf
The resulvs Wlllcll inust grrw out of the has-
ty st-‘pi 0l'Gent'giti in this affair, are clear-I)
l.l':1(‘8d in the follirtviirg paragraplis from thi-
N. Y. Daily Advertiser:
-* The gr-ouiiil taken by this state is notliing
loss than a flircrhle re~istatici.- to legal process
tsstiitig tinder the atitliority of the Cilia.-l Jus-
tce o"thu United States. On the result of
this Ct)nlt‘0Vt.'l’8_}, in our judgement depend-
tlre in-it-grity oflhe Union. l\'otlnng is plain-
er than the fact, than if it is competent for i-
state to prevent the exercise nfthe power and
authority ofonc of the three great branolies
oftlie national govt-ruinetit, that government
13 destroyed. If the Judiciary is overturned,
and its functions rendered inoperative, onc-
niaiii pillar of the system is l"clI|«lV“d, and the
edilicc int-tel fall into ruins. The existence
and 2-ecu.'il_-.' cf the Judicial division of thi-
-_:ovcrniiion* is as essential to its wt.-lfiire, and
stability. as is that trfllle legislative, or exec-
utive. And the Judiciary cannot Pxlst, if
thi.-re is any extratieotis power, not known to
the constitution, which can check its proceed-
ing-‘. or set at dt-fiance its authority.
VVhai course will be pursued we have no
iueztus ofdeterinining. If. as we fully expect
to heal‘. the convicted Indian has been exc-
cutcd, the step taiicu by the state cannot be
retmced. The writ oferror, which was in-
tended to decide in a. conslittit.ronal mode.
the great (’.01lSlllt1litl.'l2ll qticstion hettvi-en tl.i-.
state of Georgia and the United States, iiiziy
he deft-aleil. lint there are other modes 0!
bringing the subject before the court. ll‘ the
lndtan has been cxccutrd. tho slreriliirvll-r was
concerned iii the act, tr.a_v be inilrctetl, or bro’!
within lliejurisdiction of the (:_Ul1l'€ in SOFYH‘
other inanncr. His justiiicatiorr must be un-
der the authority oftliielaws ofGé.‘0rgitt. Sm-‘ll
a defence will bring the constitutionality H’
those laws into (liSCUSS'O1l; and theslato ofllic-
aliitir must dc-pi-rid upon the decision of that
questioii. lot the state ofC-corgizt may. ttii
councils are now gt’)\"2‘tl1(‘(l, resist ally 8l.l.t?t11pi
to bring the affair before the Court. 'l'his‘
will be war againsl the United -S'talc.r, and will
’~.l1l‘aj:3Cl those concerned in ll, to the l11Ul'L' ec-
rtous Charge of'l‘l{E.‘iSON.
In the mean time. it will be it matter ofno
ir.flilig interest to .19.: what Course the Presi-
dent will pursue in relation to this SUl)_l(‘C'.—-
der tlielcgislative action of the I-l"“5"-'9 “"3 He is bound to support lllCl.'1WS and cou-<Iitu- in, and 3. pp;}[' 3; 9 Snprpmp (‘Om-1 ,.f‘ H".
tioit ofthe country. He caiinct. without ren-
dcriug liimsclflizihle to impcacliincnt, set up
his own jtlt.lg‘(‘.l'I1Clll. as the sole standard ofhis
conduct, and refuse to enforcca law which he
may consider unconstitutional. The law must
be obeyed by the President of the United
States as well as the humhlcst member of the
community; or else we have one ollicer who
is above the law. The Pic-ideiit. then, in
have so long been urged by .1 he Aiiieiican case ot'res-isttiiice to the authority of the Ju~ ,.(_4,,-,dL.,,,.d ,,§,,;,,,,, ,1”. 5,-"id (;....i-;;,.. 3.‘. in ,h,.
ll"? 3-‘"09 C°_“‘“”55"_"‘ “ ‘H “l’“’ (510131 l‘‘‘l3‘~“’3l~ “ml ‘he l""°‘3‘59 ‘’f_ "‘“s '”'"5l said writ of or rm nit-ittioncd,$lio-ild not he
con~tdor the counter claims tlgdlllhl /\|"€'”' enforce UlJC(llCDCU to the law at all l‘.(1ZYlI'd.~‘.. m,ri.cigd, and why sp,.,(-(J_y jm-,i;,;(. g|,.,,,|,l
A rcfiisal will nccc-asarily render him liable to
inipeachinciit, trliztlcvor sentiincnts he rn:i_\
entertain oi the constitution or laws."
Spirit: in (lie .'.lrmy.——'l‘li.: Secretary of
VVar has i.~sued orders (.lll't cling the commis-
sioners at the several military posts to cease
to issue ardent spirits as a partoftlie daily ra-
tions,aiid forbidding suztli.-is to sell to any sol-
dier per day a greater quantity than two gills
ofspiiits, and then only on the irritti.-n per-
mission ofthe coitimnnding omcer-—aud such
order not to be issued before noon.‘ ltl lieu
of the rations an allowance in money is to be
made, to its full value in tvhisliey at the con-
tract price at the place of delivery.
The reduction oftlie duty on Coffee from 5
to ‘.2 cents per lb. took place on the 1st inst.
Further arrests are ::.Il(.l to have been made
at Salem‘, of perai-us_supposed to have been
concerned in the Murder of 1\1r.VVliite.
Rg/'orm.—Mr Law. the Collector at New
London, has beeii rinioved, and Thos. Mitz-
zy reformed into his place.
Ollicial returns lronr the late election
New Jersey, for members of Congress, show
that the entire Clay Ticket is elected by a
majority of lroin ten to twelve hundred.
Election of Senator in O/u'o.—Tlic Balti-
more Patriot mentions on the authority of a
pr-vate letter received from Columbus, dated
Dec. '30th, that Thomas Ewing, Esq. a friend
of Mr. Clay, has been elected by the Legis-
|..g_ure nfO.ri'l as a Senator in Congress for
six years. The satire lt:ll.8l‘ also states that
_h,, H,,,,_ John L‘. Wright, late a member or
Congress, has also _bt-eireleeted by the. Le-
2islature t'.|.icl'Jiisttco-oi the hunrcme (.ouri
Baltimore and Unto Ru_itruu.d.--The Bal-
tirnorel’atriot informs that five hundred slrarcs
of the Baltimore andOlrio Railroad Stock had
been taken within the last two days, 100 or
thorn at 22 1-4, and 400 at '3‘: I-2.
Tut: QU1-ZS'1‘lO.‘r’ AT issuic.-—-From the domi-
in.-nis in the succeeding c-iluxiin lJ1ll.l(‘l‘lll(£ head!
seen that certain important questions. l:ltl_::
this con-itry, are in a l'aii- win’ of lrcingyldiigi
der the influence ofthu passions by wliicli her _
i Ft'0t¥‘l the United States Telegtuipfa.
Till: SUPREME COURT_AND GEORGIA.
“'8 have for soinetlays pnstllirtil :1 rumor theft
' ll . r , I l_- u ' . l .
'at.t’l'll.’0 err )1’ hml i<=~,ni.J in the case reftrrec. [;_..c,,”e,,cv the g_,qg.-nor be, and he is
.n in I in proceeding; quoted bl.‘l'JW, from the /_- '
\Vrlts of error issue, oi‘
Georgia Jottriitil.
coin-se, aid the one question does not iiivolvi
"(nu npaiiiou of the distiiigiiislicil jurist whose
l'iilll'lt: ll h.-:1:-s. That, ii 3: to be [lrcstimg-(1, |,;_.
‘res -rvod for the lit"-tiring of the case upon the
1'Y‘rC‘lti of i:m:i-.sel. .
From the .\li‘l--pi-ville .1-ruriial, Dcc.,l2;’;.
TIIE Gl£OltGl.1 LEGISLATURE.
1\d_pitii tied on 'l‘litirstJay inorning
after an at-iliioiis seesi-in ofnine iveelts .-
-‘av . 'l'll.‘. tlttiilbcr of l,m-3 is p‘-rssr-r_l
L
tiansiiiitieil to both 1-{rum-..-, tho siihjoineil
cotiiintlirication, re-l ting -,0 ,1 _.-umm.,n5 ad-
'-her-Sml to him in a cove-r, but directed to
we to ap .e:ri' on the st-iroiid M -tid_,«-
.l.lllllilt'_V tit-.\.'t, liulirie the Sup euro I},-
ol the Uniioil States, in ainzwev in ilier"i.,':_’«.>-';,
-tfati lndirii ll'lt‘tl at Hall 5-J_t»ui'i()r Cirttifj"
loiinrl guilty of iuniuei and 3- nteuced to bi-
llltlij.
This suirnuotis i: so exirnorilinary, that
riiaiiy nSOfllllJv‘I'S ofthe Legislature and oth-
lfl‘ '..'l|lZt!ll~‘, are under the iurpression that
it is spurious. lvherlller it is so or not,
me Li-gislattrro have treated the subject
.*t.'I'l-uisly and iii a becoming manner, as
will be seen by the resolutions ad.-pied by
both branches.
Ifnusc of It’¢pre:mtuti'ez's, ll-'¢d.-iesdag/,
Dec. 22.—- The fr-ll--witir: conimnnicaii.-n
was received from the Governor, whirh,
after living read_ with the accirmpanying
rlccunreni, was ieforod, on motion of Mr’.
l4_VIIP8, to a select c--tninitlvc-, cc-mposml
0' lllҤ*N. Haynes. Bonll, ofTwig-v, [Irm-
ard, ol Baldwin, McDonald, and Sitliley:
EXfiCU'PI\'E D.l’-‘.I".~\t‘t'1".V1E.\"1‘. l
Ucctmbrr 22, 1830,
. I stthitrii to the letzislatu p‘ for its con-
siiiilin Mn‘ lb" ‘"1’? Of ‘he C0fl’ln4Illnl|'illl"n
ri~ci-ivvd this "HY-, lHIl'portiir.r2' in he SiL’"l‘l'l
by -lw Uliii-flmrice -.i the s-.-ii.-s, and
lube 3! Clwrlion of the State. of G or-gia In
“‘l’l""”' lwli-rrn Ill!‘ Stipimlie Cniirt. on the
3"c""‘l .l.Vl-rntlflv in Jana:-ry npxf; H, gn.
SW91‘ 10 that trihtinal for lizivi--r_t rtttlsi-rl n
l""'5‘_‘" Who had eoiniiiitleil niiirrler wirliltl
llle llmits ofllir-. State, to be tried and con-
viriml rim,-,.f,,,_
Till‘ “l1lt~‘Cl ofiitis mandate is to control
the ‘Slate in the t-xi--rise nfi-sorrliimi-v in
"""l"7'l°lh “l1l(‘llillf‘l’l."lllt‘l7llC:lS"S. has been
."““"‘l “V lllf‘ "nnsviluti--n cxcliisivi-lv in
ll3§l1l‘P1'l0T' rtoiirxer. i
5" lilrilfi "'0"Cf"llS the r-.torci.<n of thy-
P"“'0l' which hi-loii,qs to tho l§x..,..,;;,-,-. ]),._
'“i”"“""'r ""ll°-'9 |‘¢"('.t'it'r-ii from the SI!-
l"“'_'"" Clltlrt, for the i-iirnnsc of staying,
"F }” "NV m7|t"‘f‘." intr-rfi-ring with the do.
Cl.~‘lt)l'lS of the Courts of the S’3llF‘, in tho
“-‘f“"(‘lsr* of her !‘0llS'llFlZlnt‘l:ti itiri~'i‘l7cinn,
will he rlisvr-gar-rli-il; and am’ ail.-vmpt in
“fill-'l‘i'c such orders will lie l'('Si=l(’tl with
‘-\‘hfilr-v.-r face the laws liavc placed at my
<‘"mni'-tirl. ’
Il‘llll>‘.il1(llCiIll r,-n'i‘i't3i' tl.tts nltcmvitoil to
(3 r-.\;r-rci.si-rl by the courts nftho U. States,
'5 snlriiiitii-d to, or S=ll~"=iltlPIl,il l'nllRlt"V'l"1ll-
"lo in the. utter anniliilation of the .Qtalr-
Gm’:-i'iriiiiriit.<, or in rrilior coiisnrpgr-nccs
not less fatal lit the peace and prosaic-.i‘it_v
ofoitr l-iglily fsivori-.-' cntiitti-v
f-Qienwll G’-r-nor. R. CtI..\ll»‘.l't.
UNITl7.l') Sil".-KTE3 OF .-\.\lERlCA. 85
'/'0 i/ir: 55!.-ife of Gcnrgi/I Granting:
You are lic.ri-lry cilccl and ailmiinislii-d ti.
.3.
U. States, to he lioldeii at W’ isliinetnn, on
the second Moiiday ll‘.J2lllll&1"_Y next. pur-
suant to a writ -ift-.rrnr.filled 1lllll(*Cl(‘rl{’<
o-flice of the Sum-riot Court oflhc Sale of
(r't*ut‘gi2l, for llall countv, in the cotinlv of
lull, wliert-.iii (fit-ot‘ge Tastli-, alias (:.-.3rg.-
Tassel, alias Genr;_:_'e. Tsisslt-, alias George
|‘:is.\lle, is plaintilfiti error, and th,-, Sam
Stale I-fGz.-orgia, is tlcf-'-nil'-int in error, to
sh -W cause, if any there be, wlryjirrlgnicnl
not be done to the parties in that behalf.
lvllinesslllc llunortilrlti John Ntirslitrll,
(Iliicf Justice of the said Supri-me
Cour. of-lie United Shite-s,tliis 12th
day of Do.-ceiiibcr, in the year of 01]:
Lord, 1830. (nfigni-rl) J. l\l.ur.sii.ti.i..
Ch. Just. of the U. S.
The comiirltiee to tvhoni the above had
been referred, inerde the following report ;'
which was agreed to by the House, and
concurred in by the Senate:
\Vhort-as it appears by a communication
made by his Excellt-ncy the Governor to
the General Assembly, that the Cliicl'Jus-
lice of the Supreme Court ofihe U. States‘,
has saiictinned a writ oferror, and cited the
State of Georgia, through her chief Ma-
gistrate, to appear before the Supreme
Court ofthe U. States, to defend said Sate
against said unit of error, at the instance
of one Go-oige '|‘assiels, receuzly convicted
in Hall Superior (Jourt.
And whereas, the right :0 punish crimes
against the peace and good order of this
State, in llcc-.)l‘(ltll'lCe with the exis-ing laws
of this State, is an original and a necessary
part of sovereigirty which the State of
Georgia has never parted with.
155 it tlztre/arc Resolved by the Senate
and House ofR-pi-cscntaiives, §'c.-—T hat
they view with feelings of deep regret, the
iirterferetrce by the Chief Justice of the
Supreirte Court of the U. States, in the ad-
irriiiistratiorr ofihe criminal’ laws 01 this
State, and that such an interference is :1 ‘LI-
grant violation of her tights. ,
Re.wlved,furt/tar, That his Excellen-
cy, the Governor he, and lie and every
other ollicer of this State, is hereby
requested and enjoined to disregard any
and every mandate a -d process th.it has
been or shall be served upon him or them,
purpur-iiig to proceed fioin the Chief Jus-
OU lrVl='(lIlL’Srl-‘i_V' evening the Goverrror’-=,
"the. Siate ofGi.'oiui.1," tidiiiirtiisliiiifl said. ,
‘i~“""*~"lh’-'.-.' lite 1-‘-Wcllll-‘ll’! Or an)’ Oftlle ¢1’lm‘l3-‘O severally dwelt upon, and alterations
litial laws of the State.
And In it fur!/icr.Hcsoi'rtL'rI, That his
. ..‘.'.-.h-», author-ized and required with all
the force «ft. niteans placed at his ctrmiirand,
by the toiistitutiou and laws of this State,
I0 resist and repel any and every lnV--Sim:
,2/3.11 wliarever quarter, upon the lldl|llt1l.~‘-
l_ 'nti oftlie Cl‘ll1llll(lll?lW.\' of this State.
I i ' .?2:-ed, Thzit the State of Georgia
-i- so for cotnpr--iiiit her sovrc-.igri~
‘nth-pendent Siaie, as to become
6 the case sought to be made he-
Suipreule Court of the U. States
Writ in question.
, lceri, That his Excellcticy the
tor he and is liereby, autliorizcd, to
clygiiliitziii ale to tlri-Slieriff oflliill cottnty,
»‘ ""t:prns.-, so mirclr oftlie lbregoiiig reso-
g‘—f;_u_i_l such order: as are necessary
' - be lull ext-cuiioti ofiliie laws, in
y _‘= Gt-oigo Tassels, convicted of
» f _, ... “$1:-ell cuun y.
THE l\‘l'.‘.v-YURK LEGISLATURE
C<m'--'ened at Albany on the 3d inst. For
theft’ ll “;1_,lllg' abstract of the Governor‘: Mes-
.. ’are iudc‘rite.l to the Mere. Adv.
'1?“ in-crnar’r ‘lllessugc was irausniiio
led '9 btth houses of the Legislature on
T°*‘—'-ill ~l|l halt past one o’clo.ck.
The Alessage np8!J!4 with an eulogy up-
on the Liniof Mafislrate oftlie Union and
r'l‘l‘Ul‘.\_t;‘:!,l_‘lit3Ul&tl‘ly, and in terms ol‘piai_~;e in
his opinions divulged in his last inossagc re-
spcrliug rltlll‘-1'l\t2l itiiproveiiient and the
much talked of \'¢‘.tn. The situation of
France isicferred to, from which it turns
to tho niunicipal and fiscal concerns of
our own state. .\ fnrilror roduc i vn of
she capital 01 the gt-neial fund during the
past year is out ed, lP$t\‘l1lg it now at $1,-
312.456. The estimated receipts front
the gt-tit-ral fund for the eiistling year mi-
$113,500. ' he €‘S'll1l«'ll('(l ordiria:_v ex-
penses rltai'geab.e.- upon this fund for ll1t'
,«ro.~eiit year, are $300,200, sliou-itig a
«Ielirii--iicy to meet the ordinary ('..‘.lJt‘f1St*S
or $183,700. inibaracing the dc-fl-'ieircii-S
in tin.» ll.l.‘.‘Ult313 of the Osweg-_~, Coytiga and
St-iieca Canals.
iho actual cxpi-niliiurcs of the govern-
mi-nt uuilornily exceeds this r-sziuratcs,
owing to coiriiigeiit approprialiotis. thi-
t-stiiiuiti: for he lilSl _\'i:ar having been
9:-r'2(i-t,Ot)0, he ac ttalexperiiliiiire tvas$S-'19,
113. The actual ronsuitiption ol the
priiii:i..alnftlie general fund, the appro-
piiaiioiis made to the school food, to lif-
eiaiurn and the (‘all is and the withdrawal
»-l'tlio‘siia'.e tax, reduction of the duaies on
still. -.S.:c, have induced the deficit, by \\'ll.
l11t'3-IS be general fund has bi-comic so far
re-izuced lliiil it is no loo-_-er able to meet
the aiitiual deuuiids for current expenses.
The in--ssage deprc-cares the formation
of a public d- bt by loan-, and refers to the
stzite oi the Naiintial debt of England and
the iisigiriticaira manner in which it com-
nr.-nced. ltalso seem» to think any fur-
ther iiiiiriediatc appropriations for the con-
struction of new roads and canals Sllullld
bi-. wit-ia~l-i-e,ls.l, the reduced nroaus of revell-
no to the state treasury being seriously re-
iliiccd, and aippcalii to the coole: judeimenl
oflho.-c parts ofihe state which ll)‘-ly be
Cztliut'.l._V,i'-‘Ion to. COl|llll)1ll(' to, withou.
l)ill‘llLlpJll1lg in the benefits derivi-d_ from
these public wot lid to restrain any uarur
iinpu ieiire which may be iiianifesli-d by
nroie itntiicdiai ely iutere-sled portions ofi-.
The ziinount iifilie rec: ipts to be ap-
plied to the pa_riut-nt oi the Erie &. Chant
plain Ciual debt, the past year is 773,824
—i ecr-ipts of fornre- years 8878.175 ——iiia-
king $1,552,000. Tilt: t -t-it amount «-1
-ll: deb on |l|t'1"l inst. was $7,825 035.
The anioun- apprnpo. ti tied fat -he pio-
inoiinu of itistructioii in the common
.~eho- ls has been wisely applied, atid the.
Fgar-lZ.l ion of that part of. ublic in-iiiic-
iions is rapidlypcrf. cling itself. There are
9962 school districts in the s.atc ; 190
new districts wt-re tu.uit-dduriiig the year.
In those districts from which it-poi‘ 3 have
ti. on received here are 497,503 children,
bi-(wet-ii the ages i-ffive and s.suen _\eais:
and 492,424 have been iaiuglit du.ing the
year lit the roiuinon schools of he s-an-..
Increase of children as above, 2Il,194—of
those instructed 19,883. The iitnount up
pi‘o,n‘ia:t-d to this ubjucl the past year llii
been $239,713.
Tire propo itioti oftlio President oftlie
Uirited States to divide the SU|'l'l"-* WVW"
no ofiho Union after the extiiigiiisliini-.irx
of the National debt, upon the several
states in a ratio with she amount of pulp!)-
laiion is advocated, and our probable pro-
portion estiiiraterl at one seventh.
There we-.rc,nn the 7th of Dec. last.
confined in the .—\uburn S«'d1(’. prison, G15
convicts ; and in .he prison at b_'ing-Sim:
on he 2-4;h Dec. 809 prisoners, sliotving
an increase M228 tire past year, _1 14 ot
whom were froin the city of New York a-
lone. A separate building for the confine
tlwllt of females is reconiiueniied at Sing-
Sing. The earnings ol he convicts at this
prifi‘-I5! are irot stated; but those at Au
buril are sirfficieiit to meet its ordinary ex-
penses. Twenty six convic-s have been
paadoncil du-ing the past year. —
'l‘ht-re are, at pr'esei.t in the lloiisenf
Rtrfuge in this city 137 boys mid 44 l§l'_l5r
nearly all of wlioirr are in a course of in-
siruction in trades.
At the Quarantine establishment, new
buildings have been erected at a cost ol a-
bout $8,500. The receipts there liave
been tlirprecudeiited, and sul1'icient to do.
fray all expenses, and leave a surplus ul
about $30.10 to bo El|)|ll“|piiiIll'd to the lor-
nration ufa niariirer‘s fund.
Perpetual impri.-oninent, save where
fnriiior inflicti -ns~h.tvu failed to produce
salutary effects ; the punishment by death
for arson, and in certain mitigated cases 0|
lioniicide ; iiupri.~.oumerrt for debt in CB1-‘
lain cases, and a modificatioii of the law Ol
insulvents, touching llio abilities of debt-
tico or any associatcJnsiico of the Supreme
Court of the U. States for the put-po:e of
)-
era to pay, and the insured ol‘ assicnlnenh
‘of the 2: »verntm-nt, are the CUtl.t£lt.l(llt)g to-
in existinglaws upon those subjects rc-
comtnended. ' ‘ ~
lixieiisive frauds h:i'.'c_been‘ practised up-
on the revenue derived form salt at the
Silina works. In the months ofM.ry and
June, 1830. 33,000 bushels ; iii the your
1329, 97,000 bushels, and in 1338, 30,000
bushels of salt have been carrmd ‘away by
water, upon which duties had not been
paid. The aiiiotint taken d\t'H_y' by land is
supposed to amount _ to 15,000 huslri-ls
more. The whole coitsliiuiiiig it fraud
upon tlion-vi.-tiut-r to the amount of more
Ilmn 821,000., These frauds have been
:H.Ct)|ll|)llSllt‘(l by fllt"dll8 of a cotirbinaiicn
lrr.-tween ce-lain deputy inspectors and
dealers. The act of Congress reducing
the duties on foreign salt, ii is coirj.~ctured
will produce the rtiiii of many t.lt:'rIl(‘l'3 in
the native article, besides seriously redn-
ciiig the revenue dUl ivcd from its, ntuttufac-
lure by the State.
The prosperous condition of tho Dela-
ware and lliidsiiii canal ; the approaching
sctilr-mont of he Clilltlls oftlre Stain upon
the Gi~ne:al Govoriiaii zit for ordnance ;
the Morgaii ;i.tl".iir ; this cltiiins of the sur-
viving I-mC('I'S and pi ivaies of the ' revolti-
ti--naiyarmy upon tho bounty and justice
pics of the iii»-ss-«gt-..
¢* ._.
M .-‘l.RRl1‘Jl‘-—lti \\’tlt-in, on l\it‘lIl(i:‘.:.’ ("IC-
ning the 3:1 irist.by the Rev. M r. llolcoiui-, \' r.
usoph Dow, to iliss M.i.y 2-1t.ir_qes, all of
\V.'ton.
In Ri=l;_,»;cfi¢-iii, on the 29:11 oh. by the Rev.
Mr. Pllclps. MP Hirr-on L. .“£.-yiiii ui‘, 0 311153
l\I:lrg.'U'('t Pike. birth of Rltlg ll -lcl. '
DIED -—lti_t.hi.~: town. on the 527th tilt. John
I..cwi~ Curtis, son r;f_\lr Jr-sser (?ur.i<. 'clg'l,’Lli
“B7. In Biitlgcport, Ci. .T«'illU-IT)’ H, Mr.-.
Rolit-t'Cs, tvife pfthe Rn V. Di‘. llewel, lato.
:r;.rt=:nt oi the Ari:-aiican 'l"cinp- rarice csociety.
and dtiugliter of the lltJt‘l(.‘t‘d."lt) .1.-tines Hill-
hoiise. She rxhibiti-d in ll(‘l‘ life a (‘.ll3l'i'lCl.(-'1
-of etiiiiicnt eliristauu (lt.‘F()'(‘.-illt,.~‘:', and her
de.-th ivrrs such as might have been a:ilicig.>a-
ti-d. pi-am-fill. *-lll)l(ll~‘S v.-4-. -'t.')vl lriiiunpliairt.
‘X
Forget not this (Jail!
WE ARE IN I.'AIlNEST__[]]
IIXRTY days all. r this date, is lllI]ll‘£’li. for
all persons ind:-lrtt-_t_l to Alvnh Smith and
.‘\i‘h-I .“iniih, form:-il_v known tn the firm of A.
.§'.'l.bmi£It.tosi-tile t‘li--sainc—- for at the expiration
of tlrai lllllt‘ we intend to know it we can cirllm-i
ioiirjustd.-lii'.\t. or \\ll€ll’1t:l' our ti-ulitor-.1 intend
to deliar us a ruvrcry. ALV All S.V'l1|'H.
-\ltl.$A S.‘rIl'[‘H.
Sta.-rtciatfi. January 10. 1831. I59
CLUAK LOST.
03'!‘ by the Sirlisccitier on the 3:1 instant,
ln-I“ een Y\'oitvnl-.( Briulgge an-l Wiltoir, a b.ui-
Cami.-lei Cl ink, with a For Collar The hudcr
will receive ft siiiuilrle reward lrylt’3Vl"L’ l‘ ‘"1119’
Gazette oflice. lfilil BET I S.
\Vi|ton, Jail. 10, 1831. 159
' ‘ Un \V:'llIIt'sllt\) uti last “up ,, Lue-
thv Dwelling House. and Oliice 01
S. \V. Benedict. a_(‘h0C.!llt[t' colored Silk llauil-
kt-rcliic-t‘, ui-arly new; the fiirdi-r \\ ill l‘('.Ct.‘lVt‘. the
thanks uflhe owner by leaving it at this ofiice.
Jan. 10. . JAMES REED.
List ofletiers reimrining in lllv Post Ollice in
R.lllg"'fi0ld. J:rnii:iry l, ll‘.3l-v-z.
NOCH HAWLEY, Either Constables.
_J (}i~ogo(_y 8; Kt-eler. H trvt-_v Knapp John
Howe Janres Jones 2 John W. Hawkins. John
Bord.-n, .loseplr\Vtt cly, l.ockwootlGruy 2 Satu-
uvl Burn, H" kc-man VVheI'l'*r
TH \l)l)l'-ZUS Kl-‘.l3l.ER. ‘2:!. P.M.
NUTIC E.
N Insmllmom of Five Dollars on each slrare.
_ ofthu Capital Surrlt of the Nmctonen and‘
Nnrttalk Turnpike Coinprmy. «as laid by lllr Di-
rectors at tlieirtnt-i-ling on the titlt inst. pzryxrlrle
to CH.-\l‘-1.1-‘.1 TH--m.ss,'l‘iea.<urer', oi said Compa-
||\ ; on or lrel'or.- llll‘ 10th day of 1-'chru:u_v next.
' H3’ The Road tuning been put under contract
lhrnui_4lroitt_ the Directors ri-spectfully re-quest
owners of land on the route. to remove such feu-
cm: and li|niH'I"flS they in «y Wish to sa\’l',tl; Itpcc
«lily as po.-sihlr-, as the Contr»-ctors are do-i-
rous of rorirtnenrriig the wort; \VlietIeVl!t‘ the Well-
thei will pos-ilrly admit.
By Order of the lJii'¢-C101’?-.
P
PRlCE, Clerk.
1Vort£ .’: January 71):, 1831. _ 159
i<lX-DIINISTEII S.
I’ HOS!-2 who Owe I-.'3r:r rzzmc Sn-vess nml
\\ ho.-e At-c-ouiits have been .~t.miiing more
nian three mntlllls are I‘(‘qllPih'G tn ca'l tin-I let-
tle the some previous to the met 0r:Vl'nI'l'l|, ifthey
wish to save Cost Jm - I0. 1531.-
'NU—'l‘lC_E.
1.1. Accounts «luv the hit.» it in of STRI-:}‘.’X‘ 8:
JAMES, inu~t he settled c-rim-r by Cash orl
Non-., previous to tl or first of l"¢}hl'lm|‘_V-
lauuuiv 10,1831. 359
CASII \-VANTED. .
-1.1. Persons ll.tViXl.‘.{lll1~‘I’!ll(‘.(l aceoitnts with
1 the siilrscrilrer ol‘niore llluu sixinoirtl it stand-l
in; are requested to cult and st-tile the sonic this
month.
N 8. Those oflougei'_staridtiig, say one and
two years and known by the ironic ol'ofL0ng
fl’.'_,u{gd Customers. are tmtifietl ll'l-it Iliilo ss pity - ;
rment is iuaile Irv the first of 1-‘t-hrunry, tlie_v must
after that time expect to pay cost.
EDWIN i.oci<--voon.
OATS AND CORN .— .
EC DPT constaiitly on hand and t'oi-nit-, chap
for t'tI5li‘h,v Emvm Lncxwnong
cw MILFORD BUCK WHE.\’1‘ FLOUE
‘‘'"*-1-' '-.v ‘ ‘s. J_. rnosr.
“'"lk- “fill! limited and allntv»-d six month‘-
,l'I'0m the date hereof, for the cre--itzrrs tn the es.
rile M: 448150! _Raymi>nd. late of \"iltnri. deceased,
0 exhibit their claims for Sl'Ull“Il1('nt. Tliogg
‘“ll° 1"-".7l"C' '0 P"“l=‘nl their aci 0ui.!S, properly
""""“d- Within iuiil time. will he rlt-lr:ti'ri-d it re-
C°""‘U'- All pcrtsuiis iriilolrtvil to said crime, am
requested to make imm.-dime ,,.,,-mm, to
fv‘l.i1‘riu:w i\l;im’t.v, . .
“I”. , M NHYES’ 2 .-‘itliniiiiatratorl.
W£I¢on,Jimua1y 7. 1831 159
POST nrnnrvs NOTICE.
‘HE Suhscrfllrers, late Carriers - rim, (:,.z..n¢
on the W:-sier-it routs‘-, I‘1'§f1C ilull-.- inform
3" "'l10»llrP lndelrtetl to them‘ for NF\\‘<pR‘)Rr§'
_il-at t..oy will call upon thi-in for si-ttloinr.-iit ilur.
'"K We Prt-sent tvt-ck, and they i-ariieslly hope
that they shall not he Ct'l1l‘lp(‘llEtl in aiiyiiistanco
to hearthe ph-a too coinmou on sin-li 0C(‘!l:~'lt)11S,
"Cd-’ again " GOULD li.rlLY.\‘lO.\-'1),
_Javt I. I831. jrttovi.ts sizituzv.
.l'}N0 C11 8 UT'l'E.’£ i’i"’0 3? 7"1':[, JR.
ROAD Ti) ‘W EA LTH.
HL7ZZ.'1.’!.l1<'."ZZA!!
For C.-iyloi-o’.< Uiii e. l~‘-.iir C-apit.tl Prizes said
in one go-nth-m.iii.
fflwltifl Of (Toilrv. Lottery’. Clms 45. Extra.
47) 17 651:’)-13915 All 58 29
TWO Caiviliil Prizes of $40 t’v&iSOl'l to it gen-
tle-tn:«r'r olftlils villirge.
Di‘awi:i.x_v ol"Cmio. Loltr-r_v,Class 24, Extra.
29 ‘£3 49 32 13 3 37 34- -")1
"1‘i«:‘i:et No 3.533, 5l.the Capital Prize of8200.
Alto. ticket l l3. -19. was It Cu}.-it:il pilze. The
l\llt)Vrf four Capital pi izi-st ueru sold to one gr-n
ll- mar. in Pacltagi-.5, not ten rods froin the Not’-
wallt Bridge.
Come buy Packages if vnu wish for Capitals.
"There is atiile in the affairs ofinrn
Wiin it leek:-ii at tlii- flood 1i-ails on to fortune."
zlflilirs of mail —-No doubt the lllltnlrrtal tmpd
mount to have included the ;.fi‘.i.-3 i.1‘w.,m;mign‘
‘or olwlml coiis.-qui-nre are the al't‘.iirs of mm
without the ai-l of woiiimr? (}:i_t-lo:-it h:~_';1hp pap.
,'l_v knac < of llt‘llt'I‘ln'_; tliecorrililion of those iron-
tlomi-ii and hi. iesi trh r are pleas:-il to patroiiize
him —ht- haviiig dour-. the thing so rcpeaieillv for
his liiiiidro-«ls: ot'rttstoiiiei.a. that it has l)t‘C0l-‘DP a
l'1"l|‘|'P.lltt:_'?Ilt'llC "or liitn. He :hI'ri-for-e p|'(]')t)8T‘I
ilrn t‘ultowiii_:; sil't‘r:iliun oi the qiltllillton at mg
hoail ol'tliis.ni’t:clc: _
'l'li«-re is 11 I doin l.otlr-rice. in spite Ofall i-vs-ilcrr,
Which leadeih on to foituiie---il'_i.m l)[]\' at
G—\\’LtiRD'S.
l'lliS D.\'l',,§1){]:§-“" H S D \Y£()
(‘onn. l.tIU¢‘l'_V Cla-.- N -. 2:3. llrirws Ian ll-..
Capital prizrs .~,“=,llu,ti-.lo, 3ii0ir, gout), l50o, l-lot)
'l‘lCkt'..~’ 3.’/l. livllV'l'.~ 2, Q s L
Conn. Lottery. ('7In_=s 16 Extra. [)i-:iw.:.lan. 16,
Capita: PI'l’1,f‘s‘ :~38:lO0. Qotiir, lfitit), lsnn, ac,
TlCi\(‘KS $1-—llalvus 2-—Q:iai'ti-rs 1.
N. B. Umsurreiil: lllonr-y Discounted at the
owost rates. ~
i\'. 13. A‘l orders from any part nfthe (‘can
try puiictually atleiiile-l tn. ifarlilrr-cs:-il tn
HOR.-\Ci-i. O. (iA\'l.0Rl).
To whom it inay concern E
HOFE ptrr-nits lI|llt‘lllt'-l on the Books 0
the late firm of Raymonrl S; Comstorlr, \\ lime
accourrts II c in my ha. (ls for coll--ctioir, are re-
qitL--ri-.d'tii make p.iymi-iit, '11) or before the 15th
ulay of F-_-lrl'l1al‘y, 15331.
N 13. Such .-\ci-nirnla as rt-main unpa-il at that
time, must nt-cessu-ilv hi‘ put in .1 why for collec-
tion. Si-‘.Y.\.'1tiUR (TUl\l8'l‘OCl{.
New Cariaan.Ja7iuaay 1st, 18:51. 158
Corn, Rye and Oats, Vifaiitel‘
at the Noiw.ilk Mills. Jan. 3.1831.
/lpprwntice ri}l"'(lIl»l'€d.
\-‘I.-\1\7’l'l‘.D iniim-rliait-‘-l_v a lad from 14
to 1:’: years nfage as an Ar-prcnticc to the
M A RTIN K F.l. LOGO.
N01-walk, January 3.1, 1830. H __ 158
/Tilda/mnl 7'4:(lC]lv r 1 l’a,-.l‘r:d 2'nI-.‘ast'(’ascnb,
\E that can come tvr-ll i-r-coinninndcil and
with IIt'C6~'§l'll' qlllIl.fi(':rli:.n< Apply to
' D\NlEl. l.Yt).\l,'Commiitec.
Grwaicicli. December 2911i. 1830. 158
TH E PA RT ."\' E Rtslil ii’
ERR l'Ul“Olil‘; t-Xislliig lmtwi-on Joupf;
Brush, Benjarnin Brush, and Stcplum Ilolly,
under the 6 in or I be 13. brusir or Co. w.i.< (ll.\‘lt)l'
VI-ti iii 0- lulu-r l.r.-'t by the rli-arlll I fime oftlw firm,
The hltSin¢'~S, llow-vi-r‘, was cnnilucti-.1 l‘lll(l(‘l‘ the
firm lor ‘he Iii-ire-fit of till. till ihe.'Otlr of No-
veiu wt’. at \\lllCl‘ tini-- n final SI']);tl‘-illon tool:
plaice. The bu.-iticss is now ..oviducti-d at Cos-
colr by Joseph lfruslr. and at I{(rI‘SCll8I'l\ by Ste-
phen Hozly, wlicre they will be gratefiil tor a
share oi public pati'oiia_r_-c
[U N B. .-\li ]:‘t'l'S0llS ltlflf’l)l|‘(l 103,19 latg firms
of l. 81. B. .-rus», anti .1. 8.‘. B. Brusli 8‘. Co. are re.
quested to call and settle their accounts wiinniir
delay, as it is Ilnpt).~Sll)i(: to settle the cst.te of
Benjaiiiiir Brush 3:1, dci:'il, until :IL'Ct)uul,s are
closed. 158 G et‘lI\\'l(‘ll. Die 29, 1330,
Letters in the Post Office at No:-zeal/r, Jan. 1, 18:30,
- ‘ll \ \ lJ'Il'1 \ li ~'ll'.l.~'l. V, §;|_:n’l
\_V. Pit-arilsli-_v, Nathan B-.".c-.lir't.'M.ittl:mv
B«t'C5Il4'I', lrit Cooke, i\lir:inc_v (‘rnfnt. Harriet
l-2. Clark, Sam‘! Cl’1l1l't'l1. “yrns (Tolburn l'3limlB.’
(‘omi-s, l‘:rtr'it-it 1): mos S--lu'l Day. Alfred Duo-
lllll", Lucro-tia l*.llB‘0o(l, Matthie l£llwooil,Roliert,
I-Ills, Steplieu Ul'C‘|_'()I'_V. ll 0.(j:i'. lord, 8:, l o, 2,"
David E. Gooduiii.De-lia .-\iin l|oyt,Ceo.l»]nnds,
Hurry llickok. H0-my Haas:-lback.ji'. Mr. Hays,
Charles fiHl1f')l'Il Capt. Nailraii Jarvis, Berijn.
John-on, Henry L-aiiilr, i\'ly_r.'t Luke, Geo. Leslie,
Marvin .\lerrill Anilrew .\l<:Do:iirii~ls. Julia M.
Sh-w making l)ll\lll9.<S.
l'l-.:ii
- Noru'4zlIk.Jantiary 8. 1331-
EW MILE 0111) RYE FLOUR, of the ur.-ti
quality for sale ny -". I F:-'().3"l‘ !
' °sT——-—-Bi-t\\'t-ell tllt: N|)I'\\'i|lm Motel itirtl
|l|l' more of Wm. K. Jaunes at Co. a small
paper Bundle, containing two l.'lnen C-ainhric
Hruritki rchiefs undone Silk Hatitlttt-rclriel'. The
under will be rewarded by leaving tire I.l.l'llCl€S
Wm, \\’.\i. K. JAMES.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
().\‘ ll|I.'. first day ol A,.r.l ii-.::<t. (if
not prt-viousl_v drsposeil of) the pleasant
situated Usvi-lling and out houses‘; Will} 0"“ h""'
,1,-pd ,.c.csol'.supci-ior' Land, slltititt-.t.l in }’iIlIer-
son, l’utnaiu Uoiiut_\'. N- Y- "6"" ll'‘’ P]""l’.‘ll“'
,.-mu Church, on the Turnpilur road leading tr-ant
New Milford to Cold Spring Landing. Theliiiiil
;; in a high elalll oi’ coltiv.iiio:- and is well caucu-
luted for any Mechanical lrusiiiiess. l'criiis will
1)., mgcomrneiilaiiiiig and made known on the day
of sale. For furl tier particulars apply to the sun-
sc ibcr, at Nor-wa k. or to Mr. HARRY llsvf. ill
said l’t-iii-rsnn. R. b. Bl‘t\’_.-\N-
Norwalk, Jaiiuary~3. 1531. 109
1-IE Court of Probate lorthe District fl!
Nor-val.(. hath limited and lillowetlilx
mumln mun the date lier_e-oi‘, lot‘ the creditors
10.31.. em,"-. of -Stcplum Hood, late of Non-'uIk.
deceirtieil, to exhibit their cl inns firl"sI!l|lI?|l1!3|N
Those who Iteglect to_ pr:-ar:ut_ their trcc-luuts
pru[‘erl_v attesiti-.tl, witltiu said tune. WIN be tit"
_',ai-red a |‘|'C0\ cry. All persons iitrlebti-gl to sum
estate. l1rcI‘C¢t""5'°‘l l‘’. '““l“’ ""m"dmm pa’
Mor; en, Charles M Il1.‘0lll".-"--‘Cph .\li-ad, \\"ilt.o?r,
.losi»pl) t\'liirvii-.. Ch:iile- Ntisli, Eri A. Northrup,
D- burzrli C. Nash. D-Iu'l K. Naisli, 2 Michael 0.
HiII'fl. Gt-i'r._l’r:-ti, Josepl‘ Plait. Caroline l’eno_v-
er, Alfred l*’elliaiir,.lo_-opli Rayrnoiid,(.‘-apt lie-ed,
Eliza B Re: d.Ul iali R.1|_Vl‘nulltl, l.yiuari Riv bards,
Freder. St. John 2. Eliza Selleck, .'\tigeuelte ‘Ste-
venson, .l;iiu- s t Joim 3. Julia Stoivtr t, J. B. L‘
Smith. l£=ther Seymour, David Selleck, Daii'l'ay~
lor, Sal‘-‘Ill 1.. '1‘aylor_. John “/4 b, 1lugh_\\yun,
Luwis \Vlrltl.ock, l’oll_v VVhi-ney, \'Vin. “feed 2,
St.-phen Wood, Betsey \‘.’liirlucl<.
W’. M. BETTS, I’. ‘M.
NEVV GOUHJS.
HE stib~criher would inlorm his custom-
ers and the public. in getter-al, that he is
now receiving at his Store, a fewrods East of
the Bridge. it go l(3t':tl t1\.‘SU1'i1T1etll. of
G.‘x"iOCERIESo
of the best quality, WlllCll lie oil‘.-rs for sale on
is good lertn.-' as at any other estztblrsliment in
this place. ./2 sbaront‘ public putt’ -ti-I530 is suli-
t3ll(‘.tl. E1) FVI./V’ LO(.‘K1*VOOD.
Nor-wzilk, DI-‘C0'(lll)¢'T ‘27. 1830. 1.57
:\.Sll paid for llll)l‘.‘.S nlitl CALF
SKINS, Irv Entvm LOCt{WunD-
-_ i N .-\l’l’ltENTlCl<'. to tire CaiperrIei"s busi-
A ness is ’WtiI|lP.t1 by the suliscrilrer. wt 0 re-
.i.ii-s about lialfa mile north ot'.\lorwalk Bridge,
«ii the llarrlrnrv road L.’ HYA I‘ 1'.
._. US_J_.‘ flECI:.‘.lVn:.D_AND FUN SALE
‘1 EN ll, ‘ ll-.N anti l..~\l)l1‘.‘§ lildiit flulrirer
‘ UVE’ 38.1-IDES and Patent \'lt'atni" proof
meat to ‘Ll’.'.\!U)l.l.-BR0“35»'.§ ""'m."'i:lmi,°_l"
A . . lfisriiizit. HRt."5l1§; ‘I\(llPIn’I2~;rra9"“‘
Noiu~alk,._}imtiary 6..l53_l- "
zrioCcA,~3IN3.fl5;v .-< -5 -‘ .~Wu- MA1'BU.hY-
YE ‘- HE Court of'Probate for the DIS1"l(.l ol'lV'ny. V,
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