NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER s4. 1826 VOL IX \Q 35 WTFOLK 443,
VALUABLE R$Ai. ESTATE 111 ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends llltlW Stamford, state of Connecticut, •Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance. addition to the branches usually taught in. and the public generally, that he has JACOB SMITH, ~«IE9SER> thirty-six miles from.New Fork. ^ ADVERTISEMENTS, less than a square, 75 Academies, the training of young gentlemen opened a shop in the east-room of LockwoodSf It Consists of two large Flour Mills, one of >;• cents ; a~souare, S.IOO, for threeinsertions. ; (Successor to N. Beers.) to become *Instructors of Common Schools, St.John's Store, a few rods east of the Bridge, sixteen and the other eight run orf stones, ca RYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen will be an object of special attention. Tb Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx# where he keeps, and is manufacturing, a pable of grinding one thousand, bushels per eral assortment ofScotch Hollow Ware, Winter Term of the School willcommenc variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR F week. They are located on Long Island ACCOMMODATION PACKETS, English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene on the first Monday of November next. Boaro NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN Sound, with thesole use ofthe harbor, (which ral assortment of FILES and RASPS, Cast may be obtained in good familieson moderatd is never impeded by ice when the Sound is TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES; and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws, terms. Tuition will vary from to $6 pee together with various less commodities apper. navigable) admitting vessels from seventy to Clout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cut Tacks, Quarter. tenant to his business, made expressly lor eighty tons burthen; together with houses in Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack For the information of those who may be the immediate vicinity, calculated for the res customers. To Sail from HOYTSSf CO.'S Landing at and Pen knives, shoe knives, bread & butch too remote for personal inquiry, the following idences of millers and other labourers, with He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs, er do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks, testimonial is subjoined. work shops fbr blacksmiths and mill wrights, . Nor walk, for Peck-Slip, New- Y.ork. Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can HAWLEY OLMSTEAD. and all the modfern improvements for carry- J THE Norwalk Line of Packets have com Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned dlesticks, Bed,screws . nd keys, Iron squares, Wilton, Septemberl4, 1826. . 10wS0 ing on the business so as to render it lucra* menced their weekly trips, and will sail Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, he. &c. all of Curry Combs'fSnuffers te Trays, Coffee mills tive to the purchaser. fegularly through the season in the following which may be obtained on as moderate terms THIS may certify (hat Mr. HAWLET OLM- order: Sloop CITIZEN, Brown. to leave Nor Slates, sand paper, Chisseljs, Biass Knobs,) as at any similar establishment. Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, &c. STEAD has received a regular education at walk for New York on Tuesdays, and return *„* Old articles proipptly repaired. this College, and that he was among the most Also, an elegant modern biiilt the Saturday following: Sloop MECHANIC, Norwalk, September 25; Wanted, CATTLE'S HAIR. distinguished in his class in literary and scien Dwelling-House, Hoyt, on Thursdays, and return the Tues*day Norwalk, Jan 2d, 1826. 3m45 tific attainments. It is believed that he is a following; and Sloop SABINA, Duskam, on . NOTICE. Large and commodious, well adapted for the very able and faithful Instructor, and deserv residence of the proprietor or any other gen Snturdays.and return the Thursday following. Dr. HuWs Patent Truss. JOJBV BVBUALL ing of the confidence and patronage of the For Freight or Passage apply to the Cap teel family, and commanding a beautiful aind RICE & M'LEAJN, agents for the Pat AS received during the past week a new public. JEREMIAH DAY, tains on board, or at the Store of supply of Groceries, which he will dis extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound. entee, have just received a supply of Dr. H President of Yale College. Fishing, Fowling, &c. in all their varieites.—- HOYTSFCCO. P pose of W-HOLESALE and RETAIL, on A. G. Hull's improved hinge and pivot Truss Yale College, May 25, 1826. Attached to the House is an extensive Garden Norwalk, April 1, 1826. ' 6 theyraost reasonable, terms for cash. Tavern which for convenience and utility are surpus of several acres, beautifully located, and.con keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well SLOOP ORANGE'— Regular Packet. scd by none. Numerous certificates fr. cele Fulling, Dyeing fy taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow to call. SYLVANUS S. RAYMOND, Master, brated Physicians and persons who have used CLOTH-DRESSING. ers, and shrubbery,with an ice house, summer .Leaves Norwalk every Tuesday and returns them, of their extraordinary effect, can be Cogniac Brandy by the barrel or less quantify house, and handsomely laid out with gravel, from New York evtrij Salurdaij. examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen St. Croix Rum do do Bishop Leeds walks, together with about forty acres ofjand ~ OCKWOODSTSTJOHN sary, south of the Bridge. May 1. New England do*" do divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,— would inform their friends Old Jamaica Rum suitable fir medicine ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public in general, that they con Barns, stables, granary, and other out houses. and the public, that they have Pearl Tooth-Powder. Vairious kinds of Wine, fro||j|j£t. to £8s. per R tinue the above business at the old stand of The whole embracing an Island immediately entered into the marketing bu- Gallon Gentlemen 8f Ladies' Pearl TOOTH POW Byington & Bishop, where all orders in that connected with the main land. sii!..s', and request a share of their patronage, Loaf and Lump Sugars t DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY. line will be thankfully received and punctu The above extensive and valuable Re*] which they hope to merit, by their attentions Nutmegs as usual September 23. For sale at the Gazette Office—Price 25 Cts ally attended to. They return thanks to the Estate will be sold separate or together. Vot to please, and exprliotss to accommodate. For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen St. public for past favours and solicit a continu desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect) For freight or passage, apply to the Packet Aug. 21,1826. John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford ance of their patronage. Cloth with direc or place of business,it is no probably exceed Office in the rear of Eli B. Bennett's Store, East End of Mam-Street tions on it,may be left at the store of Captain ed in the siate,and therefor possesses import (from which place the Orange will hereafter FALL GOODS JUST REC'D BY RON POTS, large and small * Harvey E. Hoyt, in Norwalk, opposite Lewis ant advantages either to the man of business run) or to the Captain on board. ELI B. BECKETT, Dish Kettles do do or leisure. N. B. Lockwood & St. John will continue I Mallory & Son, from whence it will be taken A feio Rods East of the Bridge. Common and covered'Spiders done in the neatest style, and returned on For further particulars inquire of JOHN W. their Dry Good business at their old stand Skellets High Pails short notice. HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BTRNES, Norwalk, September 18 LUE, black, olive, mixed & drab Cloths B and Cassicteres Diabet Iron Dogs, various sizes N. B. All fancy colors dyed on carpet yarn TRIMBLE & Co. South-st. New York. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Blue and black mixed Satinetts Spades and Shovels (English) that may be desired. • Also for sale, the Sloop Express, burthen For Sawpit, Norwalk, and Bridgeport. Bang up cord Devonshire Ketsey Trace Chains Wool Cards Norwalk, September 18, 1826. SO sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calculated for THE Steam Boats Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets Slates and Pencils ; a mill boat or coaster, being in good order & JOHN MAR Red, white, yellow, ^green, and Salisbury Wisk Brooms and Brushes' SEASONABLE GOODS. well found—sails,and one cable new. Inquired Writing and.Letter Paper, and Quills as above. 13tf May, 1H20. SHALL, fe LAFAY- Flannel, various qualities MAY BE FOUND AT ETTE, have commen Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 2s 9d Also, Glass Ware and Crockery, an assort ced running to and from New York& Biidg- Caroline plaids and stripe ' Green baizes ment , % ' JACOB SMITHS NEW GOODS, " The above articles together with an assort port every day, (Sundays excepted) as follows: Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and GENERAL Assortment of Fancy and By the Latest Arrivals. figured Bombazetts ment of DRY, GQp.DSj The John Marshall will leave New York on Staple DRY GOODS, andofasgood AMES MALLORY is now opening an Blk bombazine, Circassian, lustring & satteen For sale cheap by A Tuesdays, Thursdays, ard Saturdays, at nine quality as can be found :— assortment of DRY GOODS, which will Fig'd and black Ratinett Furniture chintz J o'clock. A. M. stopping at Sawpit Norwalk; L.OCK.MVOOD"&- ST. JOHN. Superfine Blue and black C^oth be sold as cheap as any ever offered to tho Calicoes, various qualities [hams and returning, leave Bridgeport on Mondays, do blue and black Ca^simeres public. Among them will be found—> American and imported stripe Plaid &, Ging- Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M.; Nor STONE ILIME, Superfine claret coloured Cloth Elegapt Black Levantine walk 11 A. M. and Sawpit 1 P. M. The La Cassimere and Cashmere Shawls ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by Sattinetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets Black Canton Crapes Fayette will leave the several places at th? 4-4 scarletValentia, & 8-4 scarlet and fig'd do Devonshire Kersey. Bang-up Cords ' Purple and chintz Shawls the Cask. LOCKWOCID FE ST. JOHN. Black, white and green French Crapfc same hours, on the following days, viz: Ne>v C Red, white, and green Flannels Black Sarsinett, some at Ss.9d. Silk and cotton flagg hand'fs August 1st, 1826. J York on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Green Baizes. Tartan & Caroline Plaids Superior Black Italian Lustring find Bridgeport on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Black canton and plaid do lOOO lbs. COTTOitf BATTS, Fustian, an excellent article for pantaloons White cotton bordered and battees do * Shaded Gro de Nap Saturdays. The Stages will run Irom the For Sale at Factory prices^by S. J. ROST. Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting Green, blue, pink and white Florence • A good assortment of Shirting Muslins several places as usual. Fare, from N York Dorchester T^rfiin^, first quality ^ Gr««n India Liu^rin^. . .. . Linen of various qualities Long Lawn CLAY'S ITCH QjfeMpSIS, to Sawpit, 75 cents: to Norwalk, Si i t° Sheeting and Shirting Muslins Plain and fig'd Bobinett Lace Furniture Dimity Muslin Robes OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease Bridgeport, $1 25. Children, half price.— Furniture Chintz. 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linens Thread Lace and Edging, very cheap Linen cambric Cambric muslin F and certainty,is infinitely superior to any Dinner, S7 -12 cents ; breakfast and tea, 25 London, French and American Pridts Floss Thread and Pearling Blue and plain Nankeens other medicine, for the cure of that most dis centjea^H. 28 7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls. 200 wire cotton Cravats, assorted colors Diaper agreeable and tormenting disorder—Likewise 7-4, 4-4, and 6 4 Prussian Shawls White and yellow marking canvass HE subscriber having the Blue silk Velvet for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe T 6-4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls Black silk and other Vestings agency of a Chair Manu Plain and fig'd jaconett, swiss & book muslin skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs A splendid assortment of fancy Dress Shawl Cashmere Shawls and hdkfs factory in New York, has just Figured Gros de Naples silks Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford. 6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low 7-4 black merino shawls, very handsome received a handsome assort Green and white Florence ASTON De Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton Black Bombazeus and Bombazine, some . ment of FANCY CHAIRS, Black Canton and French crape Blondeville, 1 Gentlemen's & Ladies' Hosiery, and Gloves Black mode. Black and white satin which he offers for sale on as Black sarsinett and India Levantine G vol. 12 mo. by Ann Black, white, and colored Canton Crapes Cambric and Jaconet musiin good terms as they can be Bobinett Lace different widths and qualities Radcliffe; the.stan Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings Mull and Swiss muslin bought for in N.York. They Green and white crape dard Spelling Book Silk Flagg Handkerchiefs Fig'd Swiss muslin, very cheap . . are warranted to be made of Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 10s or Scholars Guide, French striped fa American Plaid Ginghams Plain and fig'd book muslin >,.; ,r » the best of materials and in the Ladies' silk and white Kid Gloves by James H. Sears ; Tytler's History ;Com Fine and low priced Bombazines best manner. It is his intention to keep a Silk Buttons, assorted colors Irist) linen, linen cambric, and long lawn panion for the Altar, &c &c just ree'd and Fine and low priced Bombazettes Umbrellas and Parasols constant supply on hand, and when any par Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose for sale at the Bookstore and Library, South Cravat Muslins. Bobbinett Lace ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it Fancy silk hdkfs. Muslin Cravats Gimps, assorted colors ofthe Bridge. P» PRICE. Black English Silk Hose.- Ribbons can be immediately ordered and procured. - Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools Flagg and Bandanoe silk hdkfs Norwalk, August 29. India and French Levantine. India Sarsnet Scissors and small shears His Chairs are made at one of the most re Foundation muslin Italian Lutestring. Black Florence Paper hangings ; Bonnet Wire spectable Factories in the city. Ladies' wbite cotton pocket hand'fs with wor New Goods. Fig'd and plain Gross de Naples Silk F H.K.FROST. ked borders Black silk Vesting Slates and Pencils; Spelling books White, pink, blue and white Florence Children's morocco boots and socks Norwalk, August 28, 1826. , Valentia, toilnett and marseiiles Vesting H. K. FROST, White Mersailles Vestings. Linen Cambric Muslin Robes. Furniture chintz India calico, a good article for bed quilts AS just received from N. York an addi NEW ARRANGEMENT. Plaid and Fig'd Circassians, Col'd Muslins Calicoes, an elegant assortment, all prie<£s Quilting cotton Ribbons, assorted colors tional supply of DRY GOODS, which Colored Bombazettes. Apron Cnecks Caroline stripes and plaids Ladies'Kid Gloves, assorted colors H he offers for sale very cheap for Cash. Buckskin Mittens Umbrellas. Parasols Scarlet Ratinett and salisbury flannel Men's first quality Beaver do (gotttti Batts. Cambric and Jaconet Muslins. Shell Combs Brown muslin for hats Black canton hdkfs Norwalk, August 29. Figured and plain Book Mushn Brown muslin. Reeds for hats . Cotton checks Bed Ticks 4 Splendid assortment of CURLS, &c. Scarlet and' black cassimere shawls Uuibrellas and Parasols Pearling Canal ¥\ov\r—New Crop. Cotton Yarn and Ootton Batting. American Ginghams Black and crimson Tabby Velvet UST ree'd and for sale by the subscriber, Cotton Wool, &c. . Norwalk, Sept. 25. Apron Checks, warranted indigo blue Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop. Dorchester and other bedticks DANBURY AND NORWALK POST- Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue J Sept..18 JOHN BPRRALL. FOR SALE BY S. J. FROST, Black and white silk hose COACH LINE. Boot webb Tapes Quality binding T. Croix and New Orleans Sugar White crape lisse. Blue &. yellow nankeeiw ) LATT, PARTRICK, fe CO. wish to Belt Ribbons, a new style Oil cloth ESS PORK.—A few Barrels of Mess White Havana powdered do S White Jean ; black, blue and green Prunella give notice that they have commenced Silk Braids, assorted colors Pork for sale by S.J.FROST. Brown Sugars Tartan Plaids ; Green baizes running their line of stages from Danbury (by Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves Norwalk, Aug. 28. 1825, 27 Fresh Hyson. Young Hyson, Hyson skin and Flannels of all colours way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as follows:— Paper hangings Bonnet wire Souchong Teas Black, pink and slate col'd cambric Leave Danbury every Monday, Wednesday, Shell, horn and iyory combs Spoons HARD-WARE, &c. Teneriffe, Malaga, Port and Currant Wine Gloves of all kinds and Friday morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrive Knives and Forks Looking Glasses JOHN BVm&LL Good Molasses Hosiery, a good assortment in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books AS just received from N.York an addi Loaf Sugar Rice Cloves An assortment of Ribbons from Norwalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor Barber's Razors Pen knives Scissors tion to his stock of Hard Ware, besides Ginger; Nutmegs; Cinnamojri H Ladies' and gentlemen's pocket book's . walk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Children's socks Slates and Pencils a small, assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels Brushes of various kinds Shirting muslin and sheeting upon the arrival of the steam-boat. Cotton Baiting, Yarn and Candle Wick confident, altho' he does not consider himself Baskets do do Bang up Cord ; Russia Sheeting Nhrwalk, September 4. 28 An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and a Successor to any one, he can sell as cheap. Shovels and Spades Russia and American Diaper Crockery October 2 and Pails The following articles comprise a part of Cedar Tubs Tow cloth. Satinett Fulling, Dyeing, and Wooden Bowls SiiQt his assortment, viz : Shell, horn, and ivory combs ; Sperm and Sweet Oils ; Whale do CLOTH-DRESSm©. LUMBER. Desk and trunk Locks Table and teaspoons Fine pen Knives ; Barber's Razors Tacks, Brads and Sparrow bills HE subscriber respectfully informs his STREET & JAMES Stock and dead do Ink-powder Clothes and i>air brushes Bellows ; Brooms; Raisins friends and the public in general, that FFER lor sale at their Yard in Norwalk Chest and pad do Lather brushes and Spectacles; Knives and forks T Pearlash and Saltpeter his mill and machinery are now in complete the following kinds of Lumber, viz. Curtain pins ' boxes Spoons. Looking Glasses O Knives and Forks Spanish Segars ^rder for dressing cloth, where all orders in 53,000 best Catskill Shingles Commode nobs Norfolk and common Good Needles, Pins Thimbles, fee. Alum; Copperas; Soap; Candles •that line will be thankfully received and punc 78,000 " Albany do Snuff & tobacco boxes latches and ketches Crockery and Groceries of a good quality tually attended to. The subscriber returns 15,000 feet merch't Boards Block tin tea pots Coarse and fine tooth Writing and Wrapping Paper Norwalk. August 28. \ Metalic Tea Pots and Spoons liis thanks to his customers for their past pat 10,000 " Hemlock do Quinebaug and sand combs v Window Glass ; Pocket Lights ronage, and solicits a continuance of it. Per 5,000 " clear do stones Pocket Books & wal HITCHCOCK'S PLOUGHS, sons wl o will leave their cloth with writtten 5,000 " 2d clear do Wilson's Bread and lets Glass and Japaned Lamps FOR SALE BY .iTRE ET a. J A W ES. Fat Mackerel, No. 1, and 2, in barrels and .directions on it, at the store of Mr. Eli Reed, 4,000 " clear &2d do 1 1-4 & 2 in.Plank shoe knives Shoe and scrubbing August 14th, 1826. in Norwalk, will have it taken, dressed in the 5,000 " first quality Siding brushes half barrels Butts and screws At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of tlie Towo best manner, and returned there as soon as 1,500 " yellow pine Plank. Wrought Tacks and Scissors and shears TIMOTHY SEED. of Nor.v^lk, legally warned and held Oct. finished. SAMUEL DAVENPORT. 2,000 " merch't white Pine Plank Sparables Wafers ;t Patent WHEEL HEADS N. B. Dye Woods of all kinds that are 300 Scantling Jack & pen knives Sand paper Hay and manure Forks 2, 18^i||^rV chipt for sale by the subscriber. Also,always on hand good STONE LIME Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack Old Jamaica Rum, suitable for medicine OTED, That no person or persons shall * Norwalk, September 6,1826. 29 by the Barrel for sale as above. Cast hob nails !Betts' Blacking 400 Bushels Sand ; Good Starch ; Almonds; V lakeTor catch any Oysters, in the waters Spades and shovels *Peging awl hafts and Chocolate ; Coffee Sept. 25 or on the flats within the town of Norwalk, in Chemical ZSmfjrocatfon. LUMBER. Shovels and tongs sewing do Norwalk, September 18. iL County of Fairfield, and carry the same, A SUPPLY of WhilwelVs Liquid Opo- LOCKWOOD & ST. JOIIJV Grid Irons An assortment of cut Ready made Clothes. of cause the same to be carried out of the lim xV. 'deldoc, just received at the Dispensary Barber's Razors Nails . its of said County, to be sold, or otherw-se dis FFER for sale at prices unusually low HE subscriber has received and offers for South of the Bridge. PRICE FO M'LEAN. Benj.'s razor straps Norwalk, posed of, under the penalty of Seven Dollars: 30,000 first quality 18 inch Shingles sale at his store a few rods East of the O September 18, 1826. T the one half to the Treasurer of the lown* COTTON BATTS 3,000 feet 2 inch Pine Plank Bridge^ a good assortment of the above arti- and the other half to him who shall sue f(*r OR sale by LOCKWOOD & ST. JOHN. 2,000 feet 2d quality do ' cle on terms unusually inviting to those who March 13* 1826. S 10,000 feet 11-4 inch clear Plank Leghorn Hats, a rrnw ouppiy, the same, and prosecute his suit to effect. F leave cash in exchange. 88 Atiesi' BENJ.ISAACS, IOWOVIK« 12,000 feet 2dlqual'|ty do. UST received and for sole by - EpwinJjOCKWOOD. ONKLIN STRENGTH'NING PLAS ...... _> MBS.- Mi A. SELI-ECK. Norwal/i, Oct. < C TER—WARRANTED, GENUINE— The above Lumber has been just received J Norwalk, Junftj *8 from Plattsburgh» October SL Norwaik.^ctober <5, t.) £OR SALE AT TtfES 6FFIC$.
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ywianx^ if she had, she didW care, for she was & good for Being whipped, and for the son's pulling round the left elbow.of the chiid f the banfla- took on board in the Gulf of Californii?,— TRi iL OF MRS. Afc>.L>, for nothing trollop. . he..-.L'.iny now, that she was^hipped on ac- ges were tied with clumsy tow strings. From Capt. Edwards was on shore, and the. ship was iF&^:Mans!imghti?—Befofe'lKe Supi rforOf&ri Diodate Davmporti He had seen her dii a co!; t of the errand. He thought she stated the right arm the string had slipped down be in charge of the mate at the time she got a- more liihes of being whipped now than before, low the sore near the tvrist; she supposed she shore. held at Danhliry, Sept. 6V I8°i6. very cold day, picking up chips, without shoes and his impression was more severely. He might have got her hands in the situation de Mrs. Weed, in ihe indictment of. the grand or stockings, in the gingham frock. At an The same letter says —« General Bolivar other tithe hie saw her about 100 rods from thought that before she confined going to th* scribed: jurv. "stood charged with exerbising various remains at Lima, abd it is said intends to barn to one occasion. She said nothing be Dr. Smith. From the evidence it appeared Mr. Weed's, on the way to the upper place, make that place his future residence. He in acs i)f cruelty towards Eliza Jane Blake, an fore about the child's being whipped every to him that the child died from disease. There orphan girl aged about 9 years, which Hesulted without shoes or stockings ; but with a com tends to unite Peru and Colombia, and divide fortable frock, and a handkerchief around her day. He thought that before there was very had been no evidence to satisfy him that the in her death- It appeared that this child was the whole into .five provinces or states. ijeck.—i—^—Cross examined: He had seen little said about the diet, and nothing from child died from vioien.ee He had known bound out to Mrs. W. by the town of Pound- the sick son several times—the roojf distress this girl. Slie said nothing before about strik such appearances arise on theskip without any ridge, about the 1st of June* .1825, nhete she The Tampico, which arrived yesterday >v- ing object he ever saw. EMr attention seemed ing her with the broomstick: known cause whatever—considering the continued" to'five-' till the time of her dei-tli, sailed from Carthagena on the 20th ult.—* Dr. Knight testified generally to the same symptom* he should think the disease a ma to be devoted to hiim He could not set up Capt. Palmer informs that a courier had just the 23fl of February., 1326, during which pe facts. Dr. JVbyes. She stated either at Fair lignant fever, tending rapidly to gangrene.— at all. arrived from Peru, by way of Panama, with riod the alleged acts'®f cruelty were Commit- field or New Canaan, respecting the child's As to the indentatiohs, it was certain to his Betsey Weed: She had seen the child sever despatches from Piesident Bolivar, announc tb:!.- • . al times, some distance from home, barefoot, not having food. She was asked the question mind that they were made by something upon Counsel for thd State—State's Attorney, ing that he should be at Bogota on the 12th 0 f on the frozen ground. She was present when whether the child could not get food in the which the child lay. The very circumstance and -—Swift, Esq. October. A vessel had also just arrived from the child was laid out. Saw sores on the sides roilkroom. She replied that the child was not of their being indented was complete proof Counsel for- the Defendant'—R. M. Sher Porto Cavello, and brought a report that Gen. of the chiid. She did not see the eyes because allowed to get it, and stated that the shelves that they were after death. Paez had left Venezuela.—lb. man N. Slinitb, and T. Betts, Esqrs, were so high that the child could not reach Dr.Knight: JHis opinion was that the child • Irena Northrop, testified that slie went to they were clothed. He had seen her at his house, them. ——'Dr. Richmond. It would have died in consequence of general disease of the liVeatMr.Wedds tlieTtiesday before Thanks Zr.ra JVeedi We understand the British sloop of wax always without shoes or stockings. Had seen been a difficult thing to have raised up the system ; of a fever of a putrid nature, termin giving. and staid 5 weeks. She savV the Child Harlequin, which arrived yesterday from Car hfrr at Mr. Weed's as he went by, with good sick son, his legs were so located that it would ating in these extensive gangrenous sores. In whipped very severely* At one time she saw thagena, brought $385,000, in doubloons, io shoes and stockings, and frock. He was atj have been like taking life to have raised him. all cases that he had known, the gangrene had her whipped with a large whip, till the blood pan payment for the frigate La Plata,built by Mr. Weed's on the cold Tuesday, and saw He began to visit him in October and contin commenced in the places where the violence J ran out of her mouth. Mrs. Weed tvas out Mr. Eckford.—lb. . • stripes oil her left arm. His first thought was ued until the last of December. had been inflicted, and had proceeded to the at the door ; she heard the child cry, went to that they were t;urnt. But Mrs. W.'s daugh Dr. JVoyes. He commenced visiting him other parts. the door, saw Mrs. Weed whipping her ; FHOM BRAZIL.—Advices have been ree'd ter coming out,and stepping between him and again the J6th of Dec; at friat time he lay Dr. Ives. It appeared to him that the child went in staid ten minutes, went out again and from Rio Janeiro 10 Sept. 5th. the girlj be came away without asking any upon his back with his hands drawn up, he died from constitutional disease, that might sa»v her mouth full of blood, and her lips v-Ty Com. Biddle had effected the release fioni could not be changed from that position ; af have been a termination of typhus fever.— much swollen; This was on the day she questions. prison ofthe Captain and supercargo of the terwards there was a very sudden change in From Dr. Naves' description, he should think went away. She believed she was whipped Mrs. Young. She was the sister of Mr. brig Rulh, which was sent in for adjudication. him, and he was turned upon his side. After the swelling-bn the hip a malignant carbun because she did not sweep the water from'the We-d. Had seen the girl a number of times A letter from Rio of the 1st, says " It is hegotujjon his .side he could not stay upon cle. Were he to examine this body and find door stone quite as quick as Mrs. Weed w ish without shoes and stockings. She was at Mr. thqught the Patriots will soon make an attack his back : he wished to be raised, up, & could it as described, he should suppose that the ed. At another time she whipped her upon Weed's when the child died. She laid down on the Rio Grande, and apprehensions are sit ipon the side of the bed. This was about mortifications were independent of any blows the legs, with the lash, without the stalk, of a the clothes, and saw her hands together, tied entertained that they will be successful, tho* the last of January. [Shoes were here given; And even granting that the child had wagon whip. She was whipped upon tin; with a tow string. She asked Mrs.Weed why the imperial forces are numerous. Another shown to the Jury made in October, & which been severely whipped, he should not have naked skin, till the blood ran down "from her they'Were tied. She said they were not tied. engagement took place in the River Plate,on •had been soied once.] supposed it would have brought on this dis iejrs upon the floor, So that she tracked it.— She. told her they were and she did not like it. the 20th July, in which they both suffered se Peter Weed. He.made those shoes the 29th ease, because he had never seen such cases.— Shu had heard Mrs. Weed tell the child very is. Weed then cut the string. She saw a verely. of October. HThey could not have been worn In a single instance he had seen gangrene put often, ;o go to th? barn and get reSfly before mark on her right arm of the length of her It appears that the Patriots have begun to by Mrs.. VVeed's daughter. They were spo on the appearance of stripes up and down the she rame there ; had seen Mrs.Weed go there finger, also on her right cheek. Both of her keep up the seige of Montevideo more rigor ken for Jane. " • legs, «nd directly across. rerv frequently,and heard the child cry when libels were entirely raw. ously. Nothing is permitted to enter or tt> Abisha Weed, Jr. He was at Mr. Weed's Dr. Silliman. (Who was present at the dis the doors and windows were shut. The child Dr. Augur. lie was present at the disinter come obt. A few days since two men were watching with the son. In the morning he interment ofthe body.) The scarf-skin was came in one day from the barn, and said that ment of the child, and examined the body.— shot for having attempted, in defiance of the got upon his horse to go home. Mr. Austin in some places gone, not in every place. The Mrs. Weed had been whipping her very se The skin was off from the heel, leaving the orders of Col. Orive, to bring caltle into the carne and told* him that the ox was dead.— indentations were on the surface. There verely ; she untied her cloths and the blood muscular part bare. On the ham of the right town : and a quantity of merchandize brdught They went out ; pretty soon Mrs.'Weed came were no indentations where there was a loss was running down her back. She made this leg there was an incrustation formed on the out by some foreigners was confiscated. out without slues, aiid shortly ihe little girl of substance. The real skin was not gone examination twice. The reason stated by ulcer. On the thigh there appeared to be 2 or Notwithstanding the Brazilians have de came out affiMrs. Weed asked her why she where the scarf skin was not. [The reporter iVlrs. Weed, for whipping heron the naked or 3 ulcers ; some of them were open ; none clared all the ports of the River La Plata* of them very large. There was an extensive came out witimiit shoes, and told her not to was ibsent when he first testified.] skin, was, that she did not wish to wekr her which are in possession ofthe Republicans, to go out witFiouJshoes. Dt Knight. He understood Dr. Silliman clothes out. She did not think there was one over the whole of the left hip ; the skin blockade, and have sixty ves Salty Chichester* Mrs. Weed sent the girl (at a previous conversation) to say, that in ihe be under strict scarcely a day passed, but She was beaten.— was .iff in part and there was an opening; ill is sels of war to enforce it, not a we^k passes in of an errand perhaps half a mile antf after she places where the stripes were, the scarf skii She saw her on the cold Tuesday very thinly was in -rtilying, and there was a watery dis which the national army in (he Banda OrL returned, found she had been without shoes, was gone, but the true skin remained entire clad. Sometimes she wore a gingham frock, charge froui.it. There was one on the right ental does not receive some reinforcement and observed to her not to go again without If the true skin remained, there could have with the sleeves off at the elbows, or a very side of about the bigness of a dollar; this was from Buenos Ayres. ' shoes to any neighbour's; in the kitchen it been no loss of substance, ll theie was uo thin flannel frock. She was frequently sent a fresh, open ulcer, those on the back appear would not hurt her t,o be without thein ; bui loss ol substance, the marks came after death. abroad, by Mrs. Weed, without shoes or stock ed to be fresh open sores; one on the right not to go out doors without them. She was The examination of witnesses for the Stale The editor of the Buenos Ayres Mercanti?, ings, when the ground -was frozen. While hand was black and mortified. There appear at Mr. Weed's frequently during the winter; was resumed. gives to Mo Forbes, the merit of having first the weather was remarkably cold she had old ed something like a film over the eye ; it ap protested against the imaginary blockade oC peared as though there had been some injury had staid half.a day at a tiine, perhaps twice Ann Mills. She heard Dr. Noyes telT Dr, pantaloons and coats, lor the covering to her the coasts and ports, of that -Republic, mid t > i>. The stripes on the back ran in different a week ; never saw any whipping going on Richmond, at Dr. Noyes' house, that if he had bed—an old blanket for a short time, but that that, 111 doing so, he only acted ih conformity while she was /here. About the middle ol told one half of nliat he knew the woman was taken away. The child used to eat bread directions but the lines were straight: some with the " principles asserted and defended November the girl was clothed with a flannel would have been hung. She was living with and milk; once in a great while a piece of appeared to have been healed ; all appeartd by the U. States, during twenty yeats of com frocjs and petticoat, and she never saw her Dr. Noyes. meat. She did not think the child had enough to be marks of violence It 'as his opinion motion with Europe." It is not unimportant ahniitWilhout jt, Samuel Carter. Soon after the trial at Fa food for a child of her age ; the child used to that the death oftlie child was from mortifica that the efforts of our countrymeh in behalf Cross examined. She saw the child the field, the report was about, that Dr.Nuy«s had complain that she had not enough. Mrs.Weel tion caused by external violence. External of the freedom ofthe seas, are known and ap night before she died. There was a film over not told the story twice alike ; he asked the said she meant to keep her as-cheap us she violence and exposure to the cold, »nay pro preciated in these rising Republics, in con the eye. A small portion of the sight was Dr. about it. Why Mr. Carter, it I had told fcould. She saw marks ol whipping upon the duce a decayed state of the system ; and when formity with this protest of our Charge, Capt» discerned; there were noaiaiksof violence the story exactly alike it would have nung the child when she went there and when she went the system is decayed, mortification will arise Elliot', then commanding on that staiion. de about it; the back of the hand and the fingers woman. This was on the parade ground ai away. Once Mrs. Weed sent the child of an from slighter causes. Considering the form manded a'^d obtained forAmepican vessels the were covered with small blisters; she lay with New Canaan. errand, and she thought she did not go as and shape of the marks, he did not think they privilege of a previous monition, endorsed on her hands crossed ; liiey were not then tied. Lorana Wttd. She heard Dr. Noyes say quick as she ought; she took her at the dooi could have been caused by the shavings. their papers, before they could become sub JVathun Chichester: He was in at Mr.W.'s at her sister's that he did not feel it to be hi by the hair, shook her about and beat her Ezekiel Scofitld. He was present when the ject to capture.—We are not aware that ih* very frequently, 3 or 4 times a week. There duty to do any thing to raise fhe child to with the broom They raised the sick child child was taken from the coffin. The first flags of any other nations, attempting to en was more distress in the family on account of health if he could, because she had suffered so tip and he took both hands and pulled her hair; trung he noticed was the eye, which was sunk ter the ports of the La Plata, have obtained the sickness of the son, than in any other he much in the world. Abigail Pennoyer, testi this was on account ol the errand. When she down, and part of it appeared to be gone.— the same indulgence. On the contrary,num." ever saw. He often saw the girl sweeping fied 10 the same conversation. tracked the blood she was whipped for milk There were sores on the hips, and one on the bers of English,French and Dutch merchant house washing dishes., in a comfortable Dr. Closon. He was present at the disin ing the wrong cow. *boulder, and on the sides. The stripes were men had been ordered to Rio for adjudica situation. She appeared to be a neglected terment of the child. He noticed several mor Edward Austin. He went to Mr. Weed's generally horizontal, or rather sloping down tion, without any such previous warning^.— c!;ild. ^He cajluj in at Mr. Weed's the day bid appearances about the body and limbs of the tu'glv batore thanksgiving, and worked for They extended nearly across. He should think The attention and ability of our Charge, and before~the chiid^death. He asked Mrs.Weed the child. There appeared to be several marks him 3 months ; saw the child very severely they woro marks made by a whip across the of the Naval Officers on that staiion, is spok what ailed her; she said she appeared to be running transversely on the back which ap beaten. On the cold Tuesday he ivas shelling snoulders. Both heels were off; he did not en of with high commendation by the Ameri mortifying. Mr. Weed mentioned to him, peared to be marks of a whip. There we< e corn rn the barn and his hands got so cold tha- kiiow whether they were cut off, or had come can captains trading also marks that appeared to be occasioned by to the La Plata.* he could not hold the ears. He then started woolen f.ock, good comfortable shoe> that. Jane came into the house, and complain and that the amende iionorable is due to Mr. with them. She never saw her doing any posing the testimony to be relied upon, the and stefekmg., well comfortably dressed as f ir ed of being cold, and that Mrs. Weed put her Ward, who merely resented a most improper thing more than once, that she called hard, appearances were uncommon. If the disease clothinii. He would follow on to the frozen into the oven, and put some brands of fire in interference, on the part of an intriguing For and that was churning out doors in a cold actually existed in the system, these causes lieel. &nd, likewise to the serioqs situation in front of it, and said she would "warm her. He eign Envoy, in a concern exclusively British. which her heels were frozen. " [Here was had heard him say that Eliza told him that day, with a gingham frock and flannel petti might accelerate it. Respecting the above occurrence, the Na- sonic interruption.] His Honor has been Jane had a rope or string tied under her arms, coat, pinned on, without shoes or stockings. Joseph Waterbury. He knew the child ; its spebking and he had lost the story—he mtisi and was run up to the rafters so that her toes The reason was that she made so much noise health was remarkable ; it had fared well,had •ional Gazette furnishes the following com waii. and recollect ii.———He would follow would jU3t touch, and staid there all night: he in the house. The child did not churn till shoes and stockings, principally the year munication from a respectable American in Mexico. on to the serious situation in which he fouud had iieard him say that Mrs.Weed took a whip she had fetched the butter. The day before round ; its hair was remarkably smooth, and her frozen heels. He stated at Fairfield tha with a lash on it, and whipped her over the the child died she found Mrs.Weed in the lay very straight, 5 or 6 inches in length. MEXICO, March 31, 182G. he could see the bone, or something whicu head and in the eye, and that was the way it room with the child. The child asked for Dr. jVoyea. He presumed.Mr. Carter mis Dear Sir—An occurrence latelv took place jooked like the bone. This was after the cold was put out. wioe—she gave her wine mixed with water. understood him, for he did. not recollect of here of which I d^eiii it proper you shoulo .be Tuesday itself, as near as he could get for the Betsey Weed. She heard Austin say about —She had milk and water several times, and saying any such thing. He never had any in possession of the particulars. Mr. Poinsett Correctness of time. This was a solemn sight; the same thai had been told. She said that took a lea of cream of tartar. such conversation with Dr. Richmond when and myself were invited by the Irish gentle then this little girl spread her fingers apart— Albert struck her across the eye ; also that he Cross examined-: She assisted iri laying out Ann Mills was present. men in this city, to partake of a dinner on the look here, says the little girl, Mr. Austin, and put out the elbow when he whipped her. the child ; Mrs. Weed wanted her to see the day before yesterday, given in celebraiion of she then clapped her fingers down opposite of John Leeds,Esq. He was with Esq SuJohn child—she looked and saw appearances of From the National Intelligencer. St. Patrick's day. There were eighty or her ancle bone and her. heel, says she, look at the Court of Inquiry. Austin testified there mortification. A little under the hip, it look Col. Brearly, the Agent ofthe Government ninety persons at table, of which at least four here and see, I have frozen my foot. He but said nothing respecting the oVen : he tes ed as though it had been lanced. She discov for conducting such of the Creek Indians as fifths were English. A toast was given highly would now leave this within their memories, tified that tha child was held up chimney to ered no uiarUs about the face o arms. n.ay choose to emigrate beyond the Missis complimentary to the United States, and was and would now turn back to the severe whip smoke her; that Eliza was in the habit of . Mrs. Finch: She was ai Mr. Weed's fre sippi, left this city some days ago for Georgia. received with.applause and enthusiasm. Mr. ping, likewise to the severe beating. He once l:ghting a candle and burning her hair: also quently during the winter. The victuals in It is hoped that the additional instructions he Poinsett feeling himself called upon to reply, saw ihe little girl whipped with a horn beam that she caused her to haul out fire and hold it the milk room, were not on high shelves; they has ree'd from the War Department for his immediately expressed himself as follows. whip, over the head and eyes so that it looked in her hands. These things he testified to as were so that a child of two years old could get guidance, and the remonstrance which it is " The generous sentiments which dictated as though the blood would follow. He once done to torment her ; afterwards, in cross-ex them ; and the milk room was open. The understood the Department transmitted thro' this toast are neither new to me nor unexpec •was knowing to Mrs, Weed's whipping her animation he said these things were, done in child went in and helped herself as the rest of the resident agent to those Chiefs of the Na ted. The Sons of St. Patrick have been very severely with a wagon whip; once Mrs. sport. The two girls wefe standing in the the family, and eat meat, pie, &c. as they did. tion who had opposed the emigration of their long known to me. They are to bis found in "Weed declared positively, shie would whip her Gorner ; Eliza took Jane up to see how long She lay in the wtirmest part of the house, and countrymen, (even forbidding it on pain of the land which has been emphatically and: to death. No, says Mr. Weed, you would not she.could hold-her. Eliza put the candle to had blankets folded down and was covered death) will remove the obstacles which Col. truly called " the land of the free,"among our whip her to death, no, not for the world. Af her hair to singe it, and then put it out. Thai with blankets, the only time she ever saw her B. encountered on his first visit, in-carrying most useful and distinguished citizens. I ter. Mr. Weed had thus spoken, he passed she took fire into her hands, and held it, and bed. Hei frock was a good flannel frock, not into effect the provisions of the Treaty, and have lived with many of them on teruis of in along out at the door. After Mr. Weed had then said to Jane do you do so. worn thin. the act of Congress respecting the emigration timate friendship, and have learned to appre gone out at the door,she repeated these words Cross examined. He entered these things Cross examined : She had seen her abroad of the M'Intosh party. ciate their worth. The interest with which —» I will either whip her to death, or I will upon his minutes as acts of cruelty. After sometimes barefoot. She had seen her at her As to the survey of the Indian lands, we the Irish nation has inspired me—an interest, conquer. I will do one or the other," says wards he struck them off as done in sport. house without shoes, and asked her why she are glad to see, by the following paragraph growing out of their frank and generous and Mrs. Weed. He once was knowing to Mrs, Zenas Weed.—After the death of the child did not wear them—she said her feet were from the Milledgeville Recorder, that the manly character—induces me to indulge a "Weed's sending her into the bed room, telling and before it was dug up, the Pound Ridge sore and she did not like to wear them. course adopted by the Executive of Georgia hope that tha day is not far distant when tlm her to strip every rag of clothes, she had on people were down and Mr. Austin told them Dr. Richmond here testified to the distres threatens.no unpleasant consequences, but is Irish Catholics will be placed in the full er^-' her back. Mrs. W. then waited aconsidera what he had 3een. He represented every sed situation of the son. likely to be acquiesced by the Indians ihem joyment of the sijme civil and religious rights, ble time for the little girl to strip herself, anil thing as very bad. They asked him if it was Cross examined : He thought the child selves without difficulty. which are enjoyed by all others of their fellow followed her, taking along with her a spruce not done in folly, and he said it was not by was not a healthy child ; noticed nothing hut " We are informed from an undoubted subjects, and to whom their many no daugl ter did it, if they v anted the English of said that Jane deserved whipping. She came what he knew, the woman would have been NEW YOJCK, OCT. 10. bosorns of their native country or in a foreign- it. He did'nt think there was any ill will to the fire; Miss Northrop told her to go back hung. After the death of the child, reports A letter from Guayaquil, of July 12, ree'd land—in Europe or in America—may enjoy- shewn. Mrs. Weed's daughter used to set for she was not fit to live on God's earth :— from Ausiin and others, were flying about by way of Cafthagena, states that a whale the inestimable blessing of civil and religious ,. fiie to parts of her hair. He thought it was she had got drunk and fallen into the wash- rapidly, and it was not safe for him to tell his ship arrived th$re, reported the loss of the fine liberty." done to torment her. He did not say before tub or over it. deliberate on! ;r>n.. It was his deliberate opin ship London, Captain Alfred P. Edwards, These sentiments were received with loud - the Justice, that it was done in sport. He Dr. Ive*—He observed a good deal of dif- ion and ever ii -v.! hc.sn. that the child came to which was cast ashore on a teef at Owyhee. and long continued applause. After the lap.-o r never knew, that Mrs. Weeu had. put her el fei'nc.e between various p.nis of Miss Nor •its death by He assisted Mrs. Weed The captain and crew had got ashore, and'the of fifteen or twemy minutes, Mi\ Ward, th» , bows out, nor had he said so. The night be th • VN'imony now a>M former trial in taking oiV ilrs'sHr and saw the back, and specie on bo^.U was supposed to have been British Charge d'Afftires, wjie.i; iie was about y-fore he left there, he observed marks about ,S • ->'j<'i1 some things not- «>ye. Mis. Weed said. m .•n»it<«"« some thai sti. a ' before; she to have ai-y tent about 1U.-7 car( / - m i 7 4;, > • * ^ 7 is said, is now shut up in Iiis ova house, having of feeling and opinioii could exist among the We understand the late peconiary revela given his go6d Sheriff tfiat sort of ccwtfe-bail. TO THE £ADl4'S. company, had been touched upon ; and that tions in'New York, have;had the effect to stop Judge Dana, Judge of the Common Pleas he was much surprised at it, as it had been the further prosecution of the Morris Canal, ELI REED of Middlesex county, issued a habeas corpus previously understood and agreed, that no al TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24; 1826. and that the labourers have been discharged. AS returned from New York during the to release Daniel, after he was. arrested, but lusion should be made to that subject on the The bills of the Morris Canal and Banking H pist week,, with a stilUgreater assort afterwards found that he bad no jurisdiction present occasion. But that as the topic in We have extracted from the Danbury pa Company will be paid, and the affairs of the ment of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, in the case. question had been introduced, he felt himself per the most material part of the testimony company closed up as well as circumstances which will be disposed of at a* good advantage Various anecdotes are related of the strata bound as the Representative of the British in the case of Mrs. Weed, and next week we will admit of.—Registerj as at any other store in the place. , gems used by the'Deputy Marshal to catch government, to say that he heartily wished to shall probably give a sketch ofthe*arguments. Large Dinner Party.—-After the Corona May be found, at the Post Office, a few- the fox out of his hole : but they may not all the Irish people the enjoyment of civil and It is not often that a case of so much interest tion of the Emperor of Russia a public dinner rods north of the Bridge— be true, and at allevents it seems he is now religious liberty, so far as might be consistent occurs in this section of country, and it is ex is be given' to the people, when twenty-four 1 piece of very rich white fig'd Gros de Naple believed to be in safe keeping where his cred with the safety of the present dynasty of Great pected of us to devote a portion of our paper thousand persons will sit dpwnat once to table. Fine white horseskin Gloves itors can find him. ^Britain." These observations were made un to its details. The Greelc cause.—A meeting ofthe young Lise Ribbons White Belt Ribbons The question on the Habeas Corpus before Extia super white silk hose * der the influence of a visible and rather vio men of Philadelphia, friendly to the cause of Judge Dana was argued by William L. Stores Fancy bdkfs. Bbbinett Veils lent excitement. The case of Messrs, Eckford, Barker,etc. the Greeks, and who are desirous of rendering and Nathan Smith, Esqrs. on behalf of the Mr. Poinsett, astonished that his remarks seems to have puzzled the jury since it was them assistance by embarking for Greece,was Stout black silk Vesting, expressly for Ladies' Marshal, and by G. W. .Stanley, Esqr. and should have thus roused his H. B. M.'s Rep committed to them as much as it has done the held lately. A meeting for a similar purpose Dresses, very rich and remarkably low Hon. S- T. Hosmer, for Hinsdale.—Eagle. Extra Fine and stout Nankeen Crape ress matrve, disclaimed any intention ol giving lawyers for a month past. They took the was held in N. York on the 20th inst. case on Friday, and at noon on Saturday re " Richard's himself again."—-We perceive India Levantine of a fine twill & thick goods, offence. Lotteries.—Several venders of lottery tick turned to the Court with a report that they by the Quebec papers that the " proud repre considerably less than the same quality Mr. Ward then staled, that he felt not in ets have been prosecuted in Portland for stl- had not agreed on a verdict, and it was stated sentative of Shakespeare's herpes" the noto has been sold heretofore the least degree oifended at what had been ling tickets of lotreries not authorised by this by two of the panel that there was no proba rious Kean, has been at his " old tricks again" stated : but that as the representative of H. B. state. The lottery brokers prosecuted, it is —jtLsd—. bility of their coming to an agreement; they of exciting disturbance and creating a rumpus M. he deemed it his duty to express himself understood, have determined to test the Con 1 case more of those wide bleached Muslins; therefore prayed to be discharged. Mr. Col- and a row, in that city. While playing Ham as he had done. Hethe'n withdrew. stitutionality of the state laws to prevent the 9-8 wide, perfectly undressed, the cheap den wished the court to instruct the jury, that let he refused to go on after the commence Mr. Poinsett was about to take his leave sale of tickets.—Kennebec Jour. est ever sold in this market before ; those also, when he was earnestly requested by the if they could agree in favor of any one of the ment of the second act, in consequence, as he trishing to purchase are requested to call piesident of the day to remain. That officer defendants, they might bring in averdict.of Lamentable—On the last Sabbath day 3 said, of the deficiency of support in some and examine then expressed to him, in the most cordial and not guilty as to him. The District Attorney men walked into Waterford, from this place, members of the company. The manager was 5(j6 yards of super Domestic Ginghams, war handsome manner, his thanks and those of denied that this could be legally done. A ju for recreation ; coming to a cheanut tree, the called for, and asserted thai thecompany had ranted fast colors the company for the sentiments lie had ex ror remarked that they could agree in no one fruit was so tempting, one of them, a Mr. played the same tragedy before with unboun 300 " of S-4 and 4-4 chfecks ' pressed, and declared his and their entire ap point,nor should they if they sat a month. Be Richard Gregory, an Englishman, proposed ded applause, and that he believed every one ing asked if he could give them any assist climbing the tree, in opposition to the advice of the company who had appeared iu the tra COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. probation of them,—which declaration was HE inhabitants of the town of Greenwich ratified by loud applause from the whole table. ance which might remove the difficulty, the ofthe others. He, however, persisted, and gedy on the former occasion was then present judge replied he could not. The jury then when between 40 and 50'feet from the ground at his duty. From this it seems that Kean's T and non residents liable to pay taxes in returned to their room, and at 10 in the eve the limb on which he stoq^ broke, and he was flimsy excuse was without much reason; and said town,are hereby notified that the subscri Spain artd Portugal.—The London Times ber will attend at the following places to re says, a compact of great importance has been ning informed the court that there was still no precipitated from limb to limb, whirling re only served as a pretext to assist him in re- l ceive their state and town tax on! list 1825, acceded to by some ol the leading powers of prospect of coming together. The Court then peatedly in the air,until he reached the ground. enacting some of his « London tantrums," adjourned to Monday, and the jury being well After a few minutes he was able to speak,and which were afterwards repeated in this city at viz : at the store of Benjamin Page, on Sat Europe with regard to the politics of Spain &. urday the 18th of November next, at the store Portugal. England insists upon supporting furnished with provisions, will probably now thought himself not much hurt; but expired the close of his first visit. The displeasure of take their own time to decide on the matter. in about two hours.—New London Gaz. the audience, it is stated, rose to such a pitch of A. &. A. Smith on Monday the 20th, at the the co'ostitutional gov't, of the former, and store of Au gustus Lyon on Tuesday the 2lsi, that nothing could be said to appease them.— France assents on condition that no attempts Steam Navigation in the Winter.—Captain and at the snre of Nathaniel Knapp on Wed *.** The article on Assessments, by *' A Missiles were thrown at those who came for be made from the side of Portugal to acceler Ward proposes to connect his newly invented nesday the 22d, Attendance from two to 6 Mechanic," is necessarily deferred till next ward on the stage to apologize, and'before ate the downfall of Ferdinand. The effect of apparatus to Steam Boats, for the purpose of o'clock, afternoon, on each of said days. Per wee&. — dispersing, the seats in the saloon were torn an ar angement like this will be that Portu navigating our rivers during the winter season, sons who neglect to pay their taxes at the time up, and the partition separating it from the guese freedom cannot lose, nor Spanish des It having been stated that Gen.Lallemand, by cutting a passage though the ice. The aforesaid, will be liable to collector's fees. potism gain, by a juxtaposition which no for now in New York, had received £12,000 ster bows of the boat are to be defended by a frame pit, kicked to pieces, aud cast upon the stage. [Boston Traveller. JACOB DAYTON, Jr. Coll'r. eign power interferes with. Russia is said to ling for one year's agency for the Greeks, he work of timber, which witt^ come in contact Greenwich, October 18,1826. S5 be at the bottom of the negotiation, pleading has publicly denied it, since which it turns out with the floating masses, 'while several large the mortal peril to legitimacy of forcing ihat the error was a typographical one, & was circular saws, seven feet in diameter, with MARRIED—In this town on the 17th in VVELVE BOXHS Window Glass a constitution upon Spain, and holding forth intended to have been put £1,200. heavy hammers, all worked by the steam en stant, Mr. Stephen Bouton to Miss Ruth Hoyt. 20 dozen Knives and Forks in Greenwich, on the lOthinst. by the Rev. Giass Lamps "the possibility of relaxations from the rigor of The survey of the much needed mail route gine, will cut and break the ice ahead, and Mr. Lewis, Mr. Sela Mead to Miss Hannah Brass stand Candlesticks autocracy even in Russia. between Philadelphia and Baltimore is to be open a way of more thau sufficient width to Mead, both of Greenwich. Pen and Jack Knives, very cheap made immediately. Great delays always take admit it.—Daily Adv. In New York on the 11th inst. Mr. Alexan For sale by S. J. FROST. .The conferences between the Turkish and place on the present route in the winter. The A Court Martial assembled for the purpose der Stewart to 31iss Julia Ann Peck, of Russian comm'is. are expected to terminate surveys will embrace three routes ; the first of trying CDI. John Pluck, have sentenced Greenwich, Conn. unfavorably,theformer insisting on the restitu crossing the Susquehanna at Havre de Grace, him to be cashiered, and declared hiin inca tion of the Asiatic fortresses, to which the lat the second at Port Deposit, arid the third at pable of holding a commission in the Militia, DIED—In this town on the 19th inst. Mrs. ter will not listen for a moment, Nicholas be Conewingo Bridge. for seven year?. We hopq no other such ex Sibbeil Sliaw, aged 22, wife ol Mr. Thomas ing determined to hold them at all risks. periments will be tried to bring dishonour on Shaw. In this town, on the 2Gih instant, Mr The southern papers mention tiiat late tre the Militia.—Phil, Press* James B. Eells, aged 28. mendous rains have caused great floods in N. Bolivar—A letter f-om Carthagena of Sept. In Rochester, N. Y.—a town, where fifteen In New Haven, on the 17th inst. Dr. Levi Carolina, and destroyed a great many roads £8, says—" We yesterday had a letter from years ago not a framed house was to be seen, Ives, aged 77. YVe record this death under and bridges, and done other damage. One Bolivar. He came from Quito by the way of it is contemplated to commence, immediately, impressions of veneration for the character of bridge floated off with a stage, horses, passen Panama, and proceeded in a man of war for the publication of a " Daily Advertiser." the deceased and of sympathy with the rela Porto Cavfillo and La Guayra. The object gers and all, and the driver had to swim ashore tions. Eariy in lile the Doctor entered tiie of his mission is to call a meeting in every for help Another stage and horses in fording The poor Greeks seem to meet with the Revolutionary army at the North, where he town, and if a majority of the people wish a d stream was carried away,one horse drowned, rubbers from all sides; they are not only served to great acceptance, in the Surgeon's beaten and killed by the Turks at home, but a convention called before 18S0, to take into a od the mail immersed for 22 hours. department; after which he devoted his life some of those who fled to this country appear consideration a change of government, the During the last month a disorder has exist with great diligence, to practice in this city to have fallen among ." From a president intends to yield to their wishes. ed in some parts of New Jersey which in its and vicinity. In the chambers of the sick pamphlet lately issued in New York by H. D. " Bolivar has had a good deal of trouble at latter stages assumes all the characteristics of was more than a physician ; he was a spiritua| Sedgwick.Esq. it seems that the Greeks in Quito. He has been compelled to shoot a- Yellow Fever &. in some cases attended with instructor and comforter. As a deacon of the the latter part of 1825, sent an agent to New bout one hundred men and to hang a good olack vomit. Had these cases occurred in.the Church, as a civil Magistrate, as a republican> York to procure two frigates. This agent ei,I many. They mustered and said, • Long live city they would have been put down as stong- >e was emin 'y ardent and honest. In ail agreed with Le Roy Bayard & Co. and G- G Ferdinand,' &c. Bolivar has pledged himself ly marked cases of Yellow Fever, although the lelations of life he was " faithful unt0 t|)e OYT'S PATENT COOKING and & S. Howland to have the frigates built: after to be in Bogota on the 13th of Oct. now they are called billious. death" and has gone, as we ftumbly hope and FflANKLIN STOVES.—A constant they were launched, but before the Greek A- H trust, to receive a crown of life.—Reg supply of the above highly approved Cooking At Catskill and vicinity a malignant sore gent could get possession of them, misunder A third frigate, of the Spanish squadron,to throat and hooping cough prevails,and is very Stoves, for sale at the manufacturer'!! prices, tally dismasted, has returned to Havana, car standings arose .between thim and the oier- by the subscriber. The experience of 2 or 3 fatal. A late Recorder mentions the death of chants, which were submitted to three arbi rying the Commodore's flag, from which it CHEAPER YET! years has proved them decidedly superior to 13 children from 11 to 15 years old. trators, of whom Judge Piatt was oue. The was.iuppposed that the ship of the line, also any thing of the kind ever offered to the pub A duel was lately fought on the Kentucky two friga tes were buiir, but one of them has Only Examine, you will be satisfied. dismasted, had been abandoned at sea. lic. House keepers are earnestly solicited to line between Gen. Samuel Houston and Gen. been sold to pay expenses ; so that alilio' the AMES MALLORY has just returned fm. examine thera. Thev comprise five different fVm. fVhite, both of Kentucky, in consequence Gieeks had money enough to build three fri N. York with a good assortment of Fancy From England.—Liverpool papers to the sizes from $18, to jj>35. with fixtures complete. gates,yet only has been sent to Greece, and Staple Dry Goods, much cheaper than gOth ult. are rec'd. At all the manufacturing of a challenge from the latter. Gen. White one and the balance seems to have fallen into the any olfered before. Persons wishing to pur P PRICE, towns trade was reviving, though prices did was severely wounded. Norwalk, October 9;1826. hands of the Turks. chase will do well to call and see the assort not advance. Cotton was in good demand. Letters received from Florida, state, that a ment as the prices cannot fail inducing every At a Court of Probate hotden at Norwalk, The military had been called out to quell a duel was recently fought within that territory, The following are some of the facts which have come out in the cotnse of this extraor one to buy. Particulars next week, i!"j; October 15, 1826, on the estatev of Paul riot occasioned by the reduction of wages at a between young Murat, and Col. Macomb, of dinary business. The fiigate Brandy wine, October 24 Taylor, late of Norwalk, dee'd : ^Cotton factory, &. the mob was soon dispersed. Talahassee, in which the former was wound ed, but not severely. equipped, cost #273,000 ; and the Greek fri RDERED, That the Executor of the There is news from Smyrna that Santos gates of the same size, cost #540,000 each.— Plaid for Cloaks. Will of said dee'd present his accounts JVeio medical College of New York.—Doc O had voluntarily submitted..to the Captain Pa- Tiiat $25,000 was charged for the use of each LI REED will sell his first rate Tartan with said estate for settlement, at the Probate tors Hosack, Mitchell, Townsend, Mott,Fran eha, and sent six Primates and a Bishop as yard where e&ch frigate was built; the mer Plaid at 2s. 7d. the yard, Green Baize Office in said Norwalk, on the fid Mondav of cis, Godman and Griscoin have been constitu E hostages.-* Lord Cochrane was at Messina chants charged as much commissions as their for lining at 2s. 9d. and Silk for hoods at 2s November next, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, and ted the Medical Faculty of Rutgers College, where he expected the steam vessels, which conscience would allow them, but the arbitra 9S, which parishes. Total number of members, 176.— o said estate present his account, for set- S Champlain, has been recovered. The loss in The sufferers of the Eagle Bank will not tlenient ai the Ptobate Office in said Norwalk he offers to sell at fair prices. Oct. 14. 34 Twenty-two Episcopal Clergymen, not mem regret to hear that Daniel Hinsdale, brother money was less than 2000 dollars. A trunk on the 2d Monday of November next, at; ten HE Court of Probate for Norwalk Dis bers of theConvention, also attended its sit belonging to Miss Harts, of Canada, contain of John Hinsdale, who, since the failure of ting It was probably the largest Episcopal o'clock, forenoon, and that he give due notice trict hath limited six months from this ing jewels, floated to the shore. that Bank, has been shut up in his own house T Convention ever held in this country ; and its thereof to all persons interested in said estate date (or the exhibition of claims against tho A daring robbery was committed near Elk- at Middletown, was yesterday brought to the to appear, if they see cause, and ho heard estate of Daniel Murray, senr. late of said business was conducted with remarkable har jail of this county and confined therein on ex niony and unanimity. Twenty six missiona ton, Md. on the 8th inst. on Dr. Caleb Parker. thereon. 35* W M. BETTS. Judee. Norwalk, dee'd, to the subscriber. While on his way home from visiting his pa ecutions in favour of the U. States for duties% DANIEL MURRAY, Adm'r. ries are employed within the Diocese. Eleven HE Court of Probate of Not walk district tients, a man stepped from the road, present This demand against the Hitlsdales is said to Norwalk, 10 Oct. 1826. 34* new parishes, having been duly organised, hath limited six months from this date ed a pistol to his breast, and threatened to be about $70,000 ; so that if first catching is T Vere rec'd into union with the Gonvention.--- for the exhibition of claims against the estate At a Town meeting held in RidgfieM. . Me take his life if he did not instanjtly deliver his to be first served, Uncle Sam" must have the The Rav. William W. Bostwick, ol Bath, of James , late of said Norwalk,dee'd, 2d day of October, A. D. 1826. watch and purse. The doctor was forced to first chance at him. He is now probably B. Eells Svenben county, was ordained and admitted to the subscriber. Those indebted to the es |X7"OTED—Swine may run at large on tho comply. On the following morning the citi where he will not be suffered to run at large, tcHhe holy order of priests. We understand tate are requested to make immediate pay V public, highways, provided they are ring zens turned out in pursuit of the robber, and as his biother John has been by the Sheriff of -ne charge of Bishop Hobart and the ment. CALEB BENEDICT, Adm'r. ed with a good ring of wire in their sri-iiir. succeeded in arresting him. He is a young Middletown. It is believed thathad thatsheriff 1*1 I of the Convention, will be soon pub RUTH EELLS, Adm'rx. A true Copy of Record. S4*w$ man of about 20, calls his name Wood-sworth, have done his duty, the dakit due the- Bank lished by the Messrs. T. & J. Swords, No. 99 Attest SAM'J, STROJ5IN8,'EMTQ CLJJU (but refuses to tell the place of his residence. would havo been long since Secured. John i Norwalk, October S3, 1826. 89 ^jpearl jtrefcty-^/Vi ¥. Observer.. roiifid;altogetbfeir, to array, two or tibreo fctrag-] mates, whether'tiear the poles or the equator, I NEW GOODS, f he still worships HOWMUCH? HOW MUCH? THE WILD HORSE. glers apppH in .i **nly to divert;*? a moment^ he still worships the bottle. It is no on y Just ree'd at his store North of the Bridg£ as if undetermined wheher to thunder me taste but his notion ; although, perhaps, not The following sketch is from thfe ReV. T. Sales at Auction. down, in the same manner, or to pursufe my absolutely iatemperate, he has brought from EZiZ REED Flint's new work, " Francis Berriah," and is HE Subscriber wishing to dispose of his companions, who wiere Scouring away before home with him an idea of the vast import AS just received from Ne York a large descriptive of the innumerable hordes of wild stotk in trade, comprising a general a3 A me with a celerity that made me smile, even ance of wine drinking. It would seem that T supply of STAPLE and FANCY' horses,'which are sometimes met in^the prair sortuient of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, H in my terror ; they dete'rmined, after a mo the very extravagant taxes, which he had been GOODS, which he is selling off at prices- ies near the Rocky Mountains. vVe intro and CROCKERY, and believing this to be ment's irresolution, upon the latter, and all obliged to pay for this indulgence in his own which will make it an object for those wishing duce i' for the sake of comparing it witn an 4 the most speedy manner,will sell on Tuesday wheeled together, with one universal neigh, country, had instilled into his mind as extrav to purchase to call and examine. At which oihei passage, delineating the same terrible the 24th inst. October, at Public Auction, so and set off after thsm. I heard a noise at my agant an estimate of the enjoyment it affords. place may be found sight. Ttie first is from tiie pen of one who maty of the above mentioned Goods as the left. It was the remaining horse; he put You may often find an attempt at the same lias Seen what he describes,—the ensuing quo style of conversation and of manners in the good People will please to buy. Terms—what. SILK GOODS. himself in a gallop towards me, relaxed, stop Black Italian Lutestring ; black Sinchews tation is a singular instance of the power of German or American. But it is plainly mere Jacob Barker calls the Sinews of War. Sale ped, laultered, shook, and fell within pistol and Sarsanett Silks, from 3s. 6d.to Is.- the imagination—the writer painting from the imitation. The copyist aims perhaps at plea to commence at 10, A. M. H.N.DOWNS. shot, actually overcome by his fright. I rode fig'd blk Levantines ; colored do; French Le» fighres wrought up by a bold vigorous fancy. sing a British guest in the company, or he Norwalk, (Old Well,) Oct. 16. 34 to the poor creature ; he was trembling and vantine ; India of the best kind;Sattin Levan " The day before we came in view of the has keen in England, and wishes to have it Rocky Mountains, I saw in the greatest per* convulsed, and covered with sweat. You INSEED OIL, SPERM, & WHALE tines, very stout; blk India Sattin ; Fiench appear so. i_- OIL,—For sale by S. J. FROST. fection, that impressive, and to me almost sub would have thought that he had just broke L do ; white Sattin ;green, blue, pink, Ss white Again, associate with the English or Irish October 16. : away, with his torn mane, from the paws of a Florence, at 3s. the yard ; blk and white Sillt lime spectacle, an immense drove of wildhor- plebian, or even the Scotch, and you will find ses, for a long time hovering lound our path lipn. I had seen such things in Asia. But Hose, different prices, and some at 7s. the pr $ what a situation was mine! Alone, in the same idea of glory attached to feats of across the prairie* I had often seen great Cheapest yet ofieved. bl'k Canton Crape, $4 25 the dress, and fig'd boundless sa 'annah, my guides trampled to diinking. He does not indeed talk so much numbers of them before, mixed with other an Crape Robes ; Bossala Silk for Hats ; white death—no path—no compass—no chart—no of th e quality or denomination of his liquor ; STREET & JAMES imals, apparently-quiet-Pongee ; gieen India experience—and left to find my way for a for he is not very particular on the first point*; rest. Here there were thousands unmixed, AVE ree'd by recent arrivals from N. Silk ; Italian Cravats ; India do, from 8s. 6d. thousand miles perhaps, with one horse, and ancl as to the second, lie could not often de unemployed : their motions,if such a com H York, their Fall supply of Goods, which to 12s. some very heavy and stout; blk It al- the few ptovisions that he could carry. Their termine by what appellation the liquid he ^®ftbey offer at their store west side the Bridge jjarison might be allowed, as darling, and as ian Crapes, from 4s. to 9s. the yd. ; greerf fate I considered inevitable. Every moment, been swallowing should be distinguished ; t at ihe lowest prices. Among which maybe wild as those of humming,birds on the flow prices. Among which may be Crape for Veils; green Gauze; black Silk this frightful cavalcade was rapidly gaining his notions, his thoughts, and conversation all ("ound— ers. The tremendous sno'rts with which ihe Vestings ; rich Fancy Hdkfs. ofthe latest upon them, and their wild delirious neighing run upon drinking. Assemble a number of front columns of the phalanx made known 25 pieces fine and superfine Cloths, assorted fashion, and besr goods ever imported . was like the noise of ten thousand trumpets. the common people of either of those coun their approach to us, Seemed to be their wild colors ; 6 do do blue, black and mixed Cas- Gauze hdkfs ; all kinds of Gimp ; and Habit Suddenly, they appeared to be motionless—to tries together, and you will find the conversa and energetic way of expressing their pity fa, simeres ; 10 do Satinets, assorted, from 44 cts Trimmings; silk Cords of all colors ; braids; concentrate—the sound of their charge was tion to turn mainly upon the faculty of swal disdain for th4? servile lot of our horses, ol to 1 75 ; Rose and Point Blankets ; Tartan white cord for trimming caps ;Lise Ribbons ; suspended—the body grew darker and larger lowing strong liquors—who can drink the which they appeared to be taking a survey.— Plaid, some at 33 cents ; Caroline do. very blk Ribbons ; Flora Trimmings ;drab & blue " Gracious Heaven !" I cried, rising in my most, and who was drunk the last. Follow They were of all colours mixed, spotted, and cheap ; Flannels, assorted colors, from Is silk Serge ; all kinds of German & silk pocket stirrups," thfey are returning!" My heart these people to the tropics—under the burn diversified with every hue from the brightest to — ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and hdkfs, from 4s. 9d. to 9s. died within me. My horse shook under me. ing sun of the West Indies, or the Gulf ol white to clsar and shining black; and of every blue Camblet; Bombazetts, cheap enough WORSTED & SILK GOODS. My love of life became desperately strong.— Mexico—the idea of drinking seems every form and structure from the long and slender Drab Flushing, a superior article lor gen.Ie- Fine blk Bombazine, different prices ; Me I threw myself from the saddle, willing to try where to form their principal notion ofhappi racer, to those of firmer limbs and heavier men ; blue and fancy coloured Pelisse cloth rino Circassian ; fine blk Circassian ; black onp experiment, by diverting their attention ness. If they can obtain the means ofindul mould ; and of all ages, from the curveting fig'd Ratitiel; black India Levantines and Bombazettes, all prices from Is lOrf to.4s the from me to my horse. I struck him a smait gence at a low price so much the better ;—if colt to th« range of patriarchal steeds, drawn Satins; Sinchews and Sarsnetts; coloure yd ; Caroline Plaid and stripe; Bolivar strip'd blow, and instantly concealed myself in the they cannot they will give all they have to Up in a line, and holding their high heads for Florences : Plaid Silks ; Italian Lutestring Scotch Plaid ; blue and brown Cauiblett; Va thick grass. He set off at his utmost speed,in procure it. ^ a survey of us in the rear. blk, lilach fo brown fig'd Gro de Nap ; black lencia Shawls, all colours. the very direction that I wished. What Amongst their statesmen and nobles it is '• Sometimes they curved their necks and white, and col'd Canton Crape: black,green, spectacle ! This most beautiful and spirited well known that some of the most distinguish LINEN GOODS. made no more progress than just enough to and white French Crape ; green and white animal, flying with his mane all loose, every ed for ability have been equally distinguished Fine Linens, low prie'd ; do Long Lawns ; fteep pace with our advance —Then there was Gauze : Veils ; Valencia, silk and Mersailles sinew strained to cracking, over his native for intemperate drinking. The disease pe fine Linen Cambric Hdkfs ; white drillings ; a kind of slow and walking minuet, in which Vestings ; blue, green, and blk silk Velvets ; plain, before a horde of his early companions culiar to this gratification, which should be 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, arid 7-4 Table Linens ; Rus they perfomed various evolutions with the pre Tabby Velvets, assorted ; blk and white col'd with a mortal fear and trepidation, more like regarded as a marjgof disgrace in Great Bri sia and Birds Eye do ; Russia Sheeiiug ;— cision of the figures of a country dancc. — Ribbons ; Yellow Nankeen ; Flagg Hdkfs ; reason than instinct. tain, is ennobled as an order of merit; and to blk and brown Linens ; Platillas, Sic. Then a rapid movement shilted the front to black, Canton, and plaid Silk do ; 4-4, fa. 6 4 terminate life by the GOUT is considered COTTON GOODS. the rear. But still, in all their evolutions and Piusstan Shawls ; dark imitation and purpled FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN. scarcely a less becoming death for a prime Calicoes of all descriptions fr. Is to 3s V>d a movements, like the -flight of sea-fowl, their do ; black Cassunere Shawls ; Bordered do ; minister, than that of falling on the field of yard ;superior striped blk & white do ; Ging lines were tegular, and Iree from all indica INTEMPERANCE AND EXGISE. Merino and Cashmere Shawls ; white, col'd, battle would be for a military hero—With hams ; striped and plain domestic do ; brown tions of confusion. At times a spontaaeous and plaid Cravats; Linen Cambric and Long Amongst the duties incumbent upon a le the people it is equally notorious, as every e Cambric do ; fine Sea Island Shirtings ;•— and sudden movement towards us, almost in Lawn ; Floss cotton fa Floss Thread ;sewing gislator, perhaps none is move important, than lection tor parliament demonstrates, that the steam and power lootn do ; 2000 yards of4-4 spired the apprehension of au united attack coiton ; Calicoes,as cheap as any oi our neigh that of maturely considering the moral effect most powerful means of influencing their fa and 37 inch goods for 12 cents, 12 1-2, and Upon us. After a moment's advance, a short bors ; Devonshire Kersey, for Pea coats ;Bed which the measures of government may have vor is to be found through the medium of the Is 2f the lat movements, their tamperjjigs, and manoeuvres long accustomed to gratification ; but it may country ; but it is at best but a servile and Linen; blac/c fa white Calicoes ; Swansdo«n est fashion, from Ss 6d to 18s the yard ; all were of such a wild and almost terrific char do much by adhering ID a preventive system' feeble imitation, arising from considerations Vestings ; Cambric, BooA fa Jaconet Muslin; kinds of cravats, from 2.8 to 6s the piece ; all acter, that it required but a moderate stretch of bv refraining from the adoption of t hese mea wholly distinct from the relative price of Fig'd Swiss, Book and Jaconet do ; Imitation colours of Cambric Muslins ; white Jean, re fancy to suppose them the genii of these sures which have a tendency to afford tempt strong liquor, unless we may argue that the Linen Canibrie ; Furniture Chintz ; Otive & markably fine ;S 4and 6-4Cambric dimity ; grassy plains. At one period they were form ations to vice, or to turn the appetite of tSe comparative cheapness of liquor in this coun Drab Bangup ; Thule Lace ; Bobbinett du. furniture Calico ; bed fringe ; Plaid fa, stripo ed for an immense depth in front of us. A people, already perhaps perverted, into a try is so great, that the distribution of it af wide & narrow ; 40 pieces. Unhleach'd Sheetr Muslins; large fig'd muslins for drapery;— wheel, executed almost with the rapidity channel of greater depravity. fords the popular candida'e no hold upon the ings, 37 inches wide, 12 1-2 cents ; 30 pieces black and white Cotton Hose, fac. &c. thought, presented them hovering on our The intemperate use of intoxicating li affection of his constituents, :and on this ac Uucasville do, superfine ; 20 pieces 7 8 do. at WOOLEN GOODS. flanks. Then, again, the cloud of dust that quors has very generally been considered a count the consumption on such occasions is lOd ; 1 case 4.4 bleach'd Norwich sheetings ; Superfine black, blue, mixt Olive & Drab enveloped their movements, cleared away, vice demanding most particularly the inter the less important. This argument, however 500 lbs Cotton Battsat lOd ; Cotton Yam and Cloths and Kcrsimeres ; fine white, red,green, and presented them in our rear. They evi position of legislative constraint; an.l the o as far as it goes, would piove the necessity of Candle Wick, &c. and yeliow Flannels ; domestic do.; Green dently operated as a great annoyance'to the pinion has as generally been received that keeping the price of this indulgence as much ALSO—An assortment of GROCERIES Baizes and Serge for cloak linings ; woollen horses and mules of our cavalcade. The this restraint was to be effectually obtained as possible within the reach of the poorest of and HARDWARE. point <«nd Dutch Blankets ; green Table Co frighted movements, the increased indications only by the imposition of taxes on the object our citizens. Norwalk, October 16th, vers ; Ralmetis fc Salisbury Flannels, &cc. of fatigue, sufficiently evinced, with their fre of indulgence, for the purpose of raising the The foregoing remarks are not intended to VARIETY. quent neighings, what unpleasant neighbours price, and of thereby diminishing thecon- have any invidious bearing—all the excellen Watcftes, Setoelvg, Spoons, &c. 4-4,7-4,8-4 Merino Shawls; black and they considered their wild compatriots to be. sumption. Governments have very readily cies of the British character are duly appre EVI CLARK Scarlet Cashmere do. ; black worsted Hose, So much did our horses appear to suffer from availed themselves of this idea, as it affords ciated—it is only one of its excrescences that has recently re some remarkably fine; ladies and gentlemen's fatigue and terror in consequence of their vi plausible pretext for the augmentation of rev has here been noticed. The inference inten L ceived from N. York white cotton Hose, from 2s to 8s the'pair ;— cinity, that we were-thinking of some way in enue, and ample experiments have been made ded to be drawn, and which it is believed must an addition to his Cbildrens Hose, fine ; Suspenders, with which to drive them off; when on a sudden a in testing the correctness of the theory. be apparent to every one is, that by the ample . stock of Fancy arti slides ; net do ; Lambs Wool, and Worsted patient and laborious donkey of the establish It still remains questionable, however, whe experiment afforded by the policy of the Brit cles, which he offers Hose ; gentlemen's stout Leather Gloves;— ment, who appeared to have regarded all of ther the imposition of a heavy excise on hotn ish government, it has been abundantly prov to the public at fair Buck do ; Woodstock do ; Beaver do ; Gent* their movements with philosophic indifference, manufactured liquors, and heavy duties on ed that a remedy for intemperance is not to prices, for cash only. and Ladies do; Oil Cloths ;Foundation Mus pricked up his long ears, and gave a loud and those imported, lias not a tendency to pro be fouad in a heavy excise, or heavy impost He has on hand a laree assortment of Sil lins ; Thread and Bobineit Laces ;Ivory and most sonorous bray from «'.is vocal shells. duce rather the opposite effect from that for We shall endeavor, at some future time, to ver Spoons, which he will warrant equal to Horn Combs ;Spool and Floss Cotton, Linen Instantly this prodigious multitude, and there which in a moral point of view it is usually show, that this very remedy, as it has been in any made in this State or any other, and as Floss, spools and skeins ; Pearling ; Ladies were thousands of them, took what the Span intended. judiciously considered, may have, and proba cheap.—All kinds of Repairing possible for Beaver Gloves ; lined do ; white florseskin of ish call the " stompado." With a trampling As far as any induction can be made from bly has had, an entirely different effect. him to dp will be promptly attended to. the best description, colored for winter, black, like the noise of thunder, or still more like facts, the argument is decidedly against the Wanted immediately, an Apprentice to the very stout ; black and white Silk Gloves?— that of an earthquake, a noise that was abso measure. THE CONSISTENCY OF JOHN RANDOLPH. business. Norwalk, Oct. 9. Pins, Millinett, Tapes, Bobbins, Flat bobbins^ lutely appalling, they look to their heels, and It is well known, that in Great Britain Extrncls from some of his Speeches* all kinds of Buttons ; all colours oY sewing were all in a few moments invisible in the ver heavier tax both of excise and of importation " I own a natural jealousy of military men.— NOTICE. Silk; Twist;Pearl buttons; marking cotton; dant depths of the plains, and we saw them duty, is imposed on every description of spir- It grows out of love of country—it is strength HE MILINAR* feJfci { ABLISHMENT cotton cords ; black and coloured Thread ;— no more." itous or vinous liquors,than in any other conn ened and kept alive by the multitude of exam T of Mrs. M A. Selleck uas been removed all colors of spool cotton ; cotton in skeins;— The other passage to which we have allu tiy ; and yet in Great Britain, amongst a peo ples in history, ancient and modern, of (he to the Dwelling-house of the subscriber, op Knives; Scissors'; lead Pencils ; Beads ;— ded is as follows : ple which has made the greatest advances in fall of empires aud the revolution of States— posite the Post Office. Her former stand may Fancy boxes—and every article usually kept I was encompassed by four Gueiillas, each civilization and refinement,the vice of intem the misery and wretchedness brought upon be RENTED on reasonable terms. Appl) io a Dry Good Store. having two led horses, one unincumbered,and perance is most prevalent. We cannot in the human race by the ambition and pride of to HENRY SELLECK. E. R. is constantly reaeiving Goods from one loaded with provisions. We had been deed say what the habits of that nation might Military men."—Speech against Wilkinson. Norwalk, Oct. 9, 1826. York, and will sell to those favouring him often apprised ofthe danger to be apprehend have been if no such duty or tax had existed ; " I am willing to give to every man a just with their custom at such prices as will give ed from encountering a herd of wild horses, but we can compare their habits in this re and reasonable reward for his public services, LIQUID OPODELDOC. the bust satisfaction. Oct. 16, 1826. 34 and were continually on the look out, partic spect with those, of the people of every other both in pay and gratitude ; but the military PHE article here enumerated must not be *• conidered as adding one more number ularly, as but a few weeks before, an account country in the world, whether of a southern or character is so rarely satisfied with any thing OUND, on the 26th uti at the Parade to the already extensive catalogue of adverti had come among us, ofthe total extinction ol of a northern climate, and we shall find that less than direct worship, that I am of opinion, ground in Redding, a double rein BRI sed Medicines ; it is in fact an important im F a small cavalcade, small, but larger than ours intemperance is no where so peculiarly a na I always was of the opinion, we could not be DLE, with braided head stall and plated huts. provement only, in a well known composition. nevertheless, which was literally trampled to tional vice, as it is in Great Britain. Making too watchful of the aspiring ambition of a —The owner can have the same by proving The Embrocation contains 3 of the most dust, by a charge from one of these irresisti due allowance of course for the intellectual military commander."—lb. property and paying for this advertisement.— valuable articles to be met with in the whole ble hordes. Never shall I forget the day.— condition ofthe people,(the untutored savage, "The election of General Jackson to the Apply to EDWIN C. WILLIAMS. Our advanced guard arose for a moment, in and (he scarcely less untutored back-setiler in Presidency, is not to be dreaded, as it can in circle of Medicine, never before employed in Wilton, October 9, 1826. *33 hisstirrups, or rather upon his feei, for he every country being exceptions) their disposi no event possibly occur ;—the people of the any other Opodeldoc, in addition to the other leaped upon the saddle ; then instantly threw tion to this indulgence arising, indeed, 'from United States have not yet become so corrup ingredient usually made use of in the hard HE Partnership of Hill Sf Coley, of Nor off the rein,with which he led the spare horse, extraneous causes, unconnected with the ted, as to choose a man of military talents to kind, and will be found of 3 times its strength T walk, having recently been dissolved by sprang upon his batk, abandoning his spent point at issue. govern the national councils, in opposition to and effect. The money will be cheerfully re tin! death of Mi. Coley, the Subscriber re and goaded creature, and set off at full gallop. It is admitted that the inhabitants of the the splendid talents of Mr. Crawford, or in funded to those who, after having used one spectfully requests those who are indebted tt> The other guerillas followed withoutspeaking northern part ofthe continent of Europe are deed of any other good man in the country." bottle, may think differently. the above firm, to call and balance the books a woid, in the deepest silence and consterna more addicted to intemperate drinking than Sre letters to the people of Charlotte, i 822. "For the use of horses and cattle in these by cash or note, and prevent hardness of tion; and I, without knowing the reason, fol those of the southern part ; that is more a " I shall vote for Andrew Jackson at the next casas, it may be considered as inestimable." thought, which is frequently occasioned by lowed them with simitar feelings of dismay, vice of cold than of warm climates; but still election, whoever else shall be nominated;— Certificates also from several respectable accounts being settled by Administrators.— leaving our laden, and helpless horses behind. taking from these countries that portion of He is the man who is the first military man in citizens are annexed to the directions, who Also, if there are any demands upon the said They were four in number. The mystery their citizens who are either of British origin, the country, and the man by whom the pres have received the greatest benefit from the firm, those who hold them would confer a. was soon revealed. My blood went " a rip or have formed their habits from British in ent administration can be put out."—Speech , Improved Liquid Opodeldoc,' when they had favor by presenting them. EBEJS'R HILL,' pling to my finger ends.' I felt my heart dis tercourse, and we shall find the vice of intem Judiciary Bill, 1826. previously used the hard kind to no purpose. Norwalk, Oct. 9, 1826; 33 solving, as if some impure thing had touched This article is asserted to be a sovereign perance confined to but d small portion ol the F jMHE Partnership of Hill fa. Coley being and tainted it; never before had I felt such a remedy in Bruises, Sprains, Gout, Rheuma community, and very generally reprobated by A Humorous fellow, a carpenter, being A dissolved, the business will be continued tism, cramp, numbness, stiffness of the neck moital terror, and there was, through all my the rest. The sa-;ie remark will apply to the subpoenaed as a witness on a trial of assaulr, by HILL, who has fur sale a general assort or joints, slight burns, fresh wounds, chil vitals, after the first sudden electric chill, a people of this country : it is not surprising that one of the counsel, who was very much given ment of Pine and Hemlock LUMBER. Also, blains, &c. feeling of general tbiw and dissolution. I those who have acquired their notions their to browbeat the evidence, asked him what dis a quantity of Cedar SHINGLES, on reasonable •' As the whole family of mankind are lia had tri'.d in vain to overtake my flying com tastes, and their habits of intemperance in a tance he was from the parties, when he saw terms. The subscriber has constantly on panions, and learn the cause of their '.error ; ble to these casualties, no prudent person country where the price of this indulgence is the defendant striking the plaintiff? The hand and for sale, Hill's && Gilbert's Stone' should be without a bottle of it in their house." and was checking my horse in despair, when exorbitant, should indulge themselves still carpenter answered," just four feet five inch Lime, by the barrel or smaller quantity. ./ Isawablack cloud hovering low upon the The Hon. Sam'I L. Mitchell, M. D. LL D. more freely tvhen placed in circumstances es and a half." " Pry thee, fellow," said, the EBEN'R HUJG" hciizon ; it concentrated, it appeared upon where the means of gratification may be en counsel " how is it possible you can bfe so very one ofthe first medical Professors in the state Norwalk, Oct. 9. gg- the ea»th ; it took a yet closer shape, and ap joyed at a cheaper rate : but deducting from exact as to the distance ?" u Why to tell the of New York, has given a certificate in its fa proached with the noise of a hurricane, and our population those who have thus brought truth," said the carpenter, " I thought per- vour-—such authority you will not dispute. ANAWAY from the subscriber on the the appearance of broken and trampled grass their vices, already formed, from the other itaps some fool or other might ask me, and so It is prepared by J. P. WHITWELI,, whose 1st of instant Oct. an indented, appren 5wepi by a strong wind, and whirled about in side of the Atlantic, we sh ill find that the I measured it." name is impressed on each bottle, without tice io the shoemaking business by the name the air. The truth broke upon me at once, proportion of the American people, strictly which it is not genuine. N. B. In cases of ST. JOHN BYI^GTON, about 18 years of and 1 determined to await the event with for considered, is much smaller than it is 111 G. " Why in such a hurry ! said a man to an of acute Gout and Rheumatism, a tea spoon age. All persons are hereby forbid harbour titude, losing all sense of personal danger, in Britain. Amongst the people ofthe latter acquaintance. ( Sir,' said the man, I have ful on going to bed, taken inwardly, in a wine ing, trusting, or employing said boy, on .he my astonishment and delight, at the awful re- country, notwithstanding their excise and bought a new bonnet for my wife, and fear glass of cold water, has in conjunction with strictest penalty of the law. Whoever will terberation of their trampling hoofs. They their high duties, drinking is not only a vice tile fashion may chunge before /get home. the external application of it, performed some return said boy to the subscriber, shall receivo came like a whole army of cavalry, battalion of habit but of fashion ; and this, too, wito most extraordinary cures. one cent reward, but no eharges paid. after battallion, shod in iron, and dashing over rich and poor. The English and Irish, espe Horizontal Ploughing.—The American AROMATIC SNUFF. NEHEMIAH STEVENS., a solid pavement,laden with armor, the bullets cially, imbibe from childhood a notion that Fanner mentions, that the custom, frequently ALSO may be had, that valuable and pop New Canaan, Oi'tub-r 3, 1825. 33* Gained upon their mailed breasts, as they rain there is a degree of glory in drinking: ani adopted, of ploughing up and down hills.often ular article, AROMATIC SNUFF, recommend TO LET ed the other day upon the French cuirassiess the vice even amongst those who are not ad ensures the loss oi'srops h, seasons of drought, ed by Doctor Waterhouse, which Snuff is so ROM tne first.of April next, the Store at Waterloo, when all England shook with dicted to it, is rather a subject of pleasant re is the furrows load off the water that 'falls.— celebrated throughout the American contin occupied by the subscriber, a tew rods* terror. y God! my God ! I shoutfed! for F mark than of reprobation. Dine at the table I'lie contrary course is therefore, recommend ent, in cases of catarrh aud head-ache, and west of the Bridge. It is one of.the save • < crop.' quent depression. The above valuable Med being in the very-centre of business, and \vith-> guisheil from the black earth with which-their his neighbors. Travel wht re he travels an>* icines may. be had of Bsnjamin Isaacs, at in 100 ft. of the Landing., la.quire ijnmedi-.. entrails were mingled and compounded. One you will find this all engrossing topic travel- Obsolete term y as the Hills; safe as Norwalk, ately on the premises--r ; ^ onJjf escaped; They wheeled. They carae with hirn. Whether io warm or it) cold cli- he Bank. Norwalk, May 2S, 1:836. - ' iEcWAAD H. STBEEr,