" ••"m WHOLE NO 442. NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1826.
£{]•< :>New York an ad JOILY BTJlillJlLL S. W. REXVEDICT. H dition to his stock in trade. Amongst JACOB the articles are the following, viz— .TERMS.—TWO Dollars per annum, payable AS just received from York an addi (Successor to N. Beers ) tion jjp his stock of Hard Warp, besides Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof, ofan excellent Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance. H RYING-PANS, English Shovels,a gen • ho all assortment of Hollow Ware, and reels quality ; Holland and Pierpont Gin;St.Croix ADVERTISEMENTS, less than a square, 75 eral assortment of Scotch Hollow W^re, confident, altho'he does not consider himself and New England Rum ; Brown Sugars, a F Cents.; a iouare, $1 00, for three insertions. English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene good assortment ; Loaf and Lump Sugars;— a Successor to any one, lie can sell as cheap. ral assortment of FILES aud RASPS, Cast $S? <><,<>:?^xxxxxxxx^xxxxxxx* Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Old Hyson The following articles comprise apart of and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws, Teas ; muscatel Raisins, by the box or pound, ACCOM M OD ATION PACKETS. his assortment, viz : Clout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cutTacks, cheap. A quantity ofAmerican Glass, by the Desk and trunk Locks Table and teaspoons Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack box, ofthe firs'quality. Stock and dead do ink powder and Pen knives, shoe knives, bread & butch -LIKEWISE. Shovels & Spades ; Shovels Chest and pad do Lather brushes and er do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks, and Tongs, and Gridirons, cheap ; whitewash Curtain pins boxes Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can Brushes ; ground Log Wood, &c. fcc. Commode nobs Norfolk and common dlesticks, Bed screws nd keys, Iron squares, %b Siilfont FJOYTSSf CO-'S Landing at Likewise, Halfpint Tumblers, a good as Snuff 8c, tobacco boxes latches and ketches Curry Combs, Snuffers fc Trays. Coffee mills • Vorwalk.for Peck-Slip. New- York. sortment^ jNorwalk. April 16, l8'i'6. HE Norwalk Line of Packets have com Block tin tea pots Coarse and line tooth Slates, sand' paper, Chissels, Brass Knobs, harnesses,&c T menced their weekly trips, and will sail Qninebaug and sand combs VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, >egithrly through the season in flie following stones Pocket Books wal FOR SALE. Norwalk. September 25. -NEW ESTABLISH onier: Sloop CITIZEN j Brown, to leave Not Wilson's Bread and lets VALUABLE Real Estate HJiRVEY E. HOYT Shoe and scrubbing 'walk for New York on Tuesdays, and return shoe knives • B I * A situated near the village of NOTICE. D ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends the Saturday following: Sloop MECHANIC, Butts and screws brushes I3E I Stamford^ state of Connecticut, JOILV BURRALL and the public generally, that he has IToyl, on Thursdays, and resurn th» Tuesday Wrought Tacks and Scissors and shears thirty-Sfx miles from New York. opened ashop in the east-room of LockivoodSf AS received dming 'iie past week a new following ; and Sloop SATUNA. Daskam, on Sparables Wafers It consists of two large Flour Mills, one of St John's Store, a few rods east of the Bi dge, supply of Groc eries-, which he will dis 3.iio:(iavs.and return the Thursday following. Jack &. pen knives Sand paper * Sixteen and the other eight run of stories, ca H where he> keeps, and is manufacturing, a pose of WHOLESALE arfU RETAIL, on For Freight or Passage apply to the Cap Curry combs Awls, and shoe tnck ^ pable of grinding'one thousand bushels per variety o^SADDLES, BRIDLES. H AR the most reasonable terms for cash. Tavern tains on board, or at the Store of Cast hob nails . . Betts' Blacking week They are located on Long Island NESS. TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well HOYTS&CO. Spades and shovels Pegrrig awl hafts and Sound, with 'lie sole use of the harbor,(which TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and .VAL1CES; to call. Norwalk, April 1, 132G. 0 Shovels and tongs sewing do is never impeded by ice when the Sound is together with various less commodities ;;pper H Gnd Iron* An assortment of cut navigable) admitting vessels from seventy to Cogniac Brandy by the barrel or less quanti>. tenant to his business, made expressly for SLOOP ORANGE--Regular Packet. Barber's Razors Nails eighty tons burthen ; together with houses in St. Croix Rom do do customers. SYLVAN us S. RAYMOND. Masiei, Benj.'s razor straps Norwalk, the immediate vicinity, calculated for the res New England do . do He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs, Tteavrs jVorivalk evert] Tuesday and returns September 13. 1826. idences of millers and other labourers, with Old Jamaica Rum suitable for medicine Sleigh Bells, qjid an eligible selection of from. .\rt w York every Saturday. work shops for blacksmiths and mill wriglus. Various kinds of Wine, from 6s. to 28s. per Brass and silver plated, fjotted, and J.apaned OCK WOOD'S,- ST.JOHN ; ssasohtahle g$ods.- and all the modern improvements for carry Ga lon Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, fcc. fcc. all of would inform their friends L MAY BE FOUND AT ing on the business so as to tender it lucra Loaf and Lump Sugars which may be obtained on as moderate terms • ml the public, that they have tive to the purchaser. Nutmegs as usual September 23. as at any similar establishment. ms^assmtim^entered into the marketing bu- JACOB SMITH'S **"" Old articles promptly repaired. siii;->>, and request a share of their patronage, GENERAL Assortment of Fancy and Also, an elegant modern built Wanted, CATTLE'S HAIR. which they hope to merit, by their attentions Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good FOR SALE AT THIS Oi< FICE. A Norwalk. Jan 2d. 1826. 3m45 to please, and exertions to accommodate. quafity as can he found :— • j Dwelling-Ronse, For freight or passage, apply to the packet Superfine Blue and black Cloth Ang. 21, 1826. Large and commodious, well adapted for the Norwalk. Dispensary Office in tlie rear of Eli B. Bennett's Store, do blue'and black Cassimeres residence of the proprietor or any other gen East TM\(\ O£ .Main-Street. (from which place the Orange will hereafter Superfine claret coloured Cloth teel family, and commanding a beautiful and RON POTS, large and small ' Sign oj the Mortart -urn) or to the Captain on board. -Sartinetts of all kinds. S Point Blankets extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound. Dish Kettles do do N. B. Lock wood St. John will continue Devonshire Kersey. Bang-up Cords I South of the Bridge Fishing, Fowling, fcc. in all their varieties.— Common and covered Spiders fheit f>ry Good business at their old stand Red, -white, and green Flannels Attached to the House is an extensive Garden Skellets High Pans r ri H E Propriety* ii;;ve r.-i.uitly been male N'i- wall;. September 18 ___ Green Baizes. Tartan &. Caroline Plaids of several acres, beautifully located, and con Iron Dogs, various sizes JL ing considerable additions to the above Fustian, an excellent article for pantaloons "" NEW ARRANGEMENT. taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow Spades and Shovels (Enalish) establishment, which, together with former Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting • For Saivpitj jYorioalk, and Bridgeport. ers, and shrubbery,with an ice house, summer Trace Chains Wool Cards stock, enables them to offei to their friends Sft Dorchester Ticking, first quality... rii IIE Steam Boats house, and handsomely laid ontwiih gravel Slates and Pencils the public as extensive assortment of Sheeting and Shirting Mnsiins^.- JL JOHN MAR walks, together with about forty acres of land Wisk Blooms and Brushes Furniture Chintz. 4 4 a^id 7-8 Irish Linens SHALL, fc LAFAY- divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,— Writing ami Letter Paper, and Quills Uatfwt .• .,sh. 6 4 and 4-4 Cashmere.Shawls The John Marshall will leave New York on The above extensive and valuable Real ment^! A splendid assomnent of fancy D«css Shawl DRY GOODS, SODA WATER. Tuesdays. Thursdays, at d Saturdays, at nine . Estate will be sold separate or together. Fot Foi sale cheap bv 6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low They respectfully -<• qu n^u i-m- Public- that o'clock, A. M. stopping at Sawpit &. Norwalk; j desirableness of situation, beauty of prospect, thgy ha.ve at langth 'succeeded- in fitting up, Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton liQCICWOOD & S1UQHK. and returning, leave Bridgeport on Mondays, ' or place ot business.it is no piobahlv exceed Gentlemen's & Ladies1 Hosiery, and Gloves ifl'the first order, ihei acparatus lor manufac Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 9 A. M.; Nor ed in the state,and therefor possesses import turing and drawing SODA WATER, &. will Black, white, and colored CantotfcCrapes Cotton iiattiug, walk 11 A. M. and Sawpit 1 P. M. The La ant advantages cither tu the man of business Jie^eafter keep a ronsian!. supply of ti:i< health" Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings OTTON YARN & CANDLE W1CK, Favette will ioave the several places at the or leisure. fill drmk, of ihe best quality. Silk Flagg Handkerchiefs for sale, by JACOB SMITH. same hours, on the following days, viz: New For further particulars inquire of JOHN W. C French striped h American Plaid Ginghams Norwalk, Aug. IP, 1826. 25 (EarteHteS Sarsa^arilln J&cafc York on Mondays, Wednesdays, arid Fridays, HOLT.Y, on the premises, or Messis. BYRNES, Fine and low priced Bombazines They iiave al-o purtmisrv: !)•* n_. i. • • t:cw and Bridgeport on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and TRIMBLE Si Co. South st. New York. UST received and for sale a quantity of Fine and low priced Bombazettes red by Leiterv }'oem,) ')f m umi-ic-u,ing &. Saturdays. The Stages will run from the Also for sa'e, the Sloop Express, burthen Mackeiel, half Barrels and Barrefs* No. Cravat Muslins. Bobbiuett La^e J drawing Scliivjphn's Patent, Carbonated -Several places as usual. Fare, from N York sixty tons, built in 1821, ic well calculated for I. and 2. Alsd, Canal FLOUR ; Codfish ; Black English Si!k Hose. Ribbons. Sarsaparilln tftad, u- ' will keep a eoosian to Sawpit, 7.5 cents : to Norwalk, Si ; to a niiii boat or coaster, beiriii in good order k Cheese A good assortment ot Hardware Si India and French Levantine. Inoia Sarsoet supply of this jus. Iy celebrated beveragr, thro Bridgeport, gl 25 Children, half price.— well foind—sails,und one cable new. Inquire Fi idings. E. H. STREET. Italian Lutestring. Black Florence the season. The following certificate wiH Dinner, >S7 1 2 cents ; breakfast and tea, 25 as aliovo. l.'Jtf Mav. I !<2(1. Fig'd and plain Gross de Naples Silk show the estimation in which tliis pieparatiotl cent, ea^'i. STONE LlMEr W liite. pink, blue and white Florence is held by eminent Phvsicihns in New York. KEW UOOBS, I ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by rjlHE subscriber having tin White iViersaiiles Vestiugs. Linen Cambric 'J. L. Schieffelin. Dniggist, N. Y. having J the Cask. LOCKWOOD k. ST. JOHN. agency of a Chair Maun Plaid and Fig'd Circassians, Col'd Muslins By the Latest Arrivals. C submitted to us a ier.eip' for ike piepaiation August l«r. 18-i(i factory in New York, has just Colored Bombazettes. Apron Cnccks AMES MALLORY is now opening an of his Patent Carbvnntcd Sarsaparilla Mead, IBS? received a handsome assort Buckskin Mittens. Umbrellas, p.irasrfh we do hereby certify ti at ihc ih&iiediems used assortment of DRY GOODS, which will i©eoibs,cowsfOKr B&tts, ment of FANCY CHAIRS, Cambric and Jaconet Muslins. Shell Combs be sold as cheap as any ever offered to the J'o>• Stile at Fucio.y -i-bv rf. J. HOST. therein are calculated to produce a beneficial which he offers for sale on as Figured and plain BOOK Muslin public. Among them will be found — effect on the human body, tending more im~ CLAY'S ITCH OINTMENT, good terms as they can be Splendid assoitment ol CURLS, Sic. Elegant Black Levantine mediately to invigorate the stomach ; anil wo E1 OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease bought for in N.York. They Cotton Yam and CNew Orleans Sugar Cambric and Jaconet rnusiin A STON De sed by none. Numerous certificates fr. cele White Havana powdered do S Mull and Swiss muslin Blondeville, 1 brated Physicians and persons who have used Brown Sugars G Fig'd Swiss muslin, very cheap vol. i3 mo. by Ami them, of their extraordinary effect, can be Fresh Hyson. Young Hyson, Hyson skin and DANBURT AND NORWALK TOST- Plain and fig'd book muslin Radcfiffe.; the stan examined by calling at the Norwalk Dispen Souchong Teas COACH LINE. Irish linen, linen cambric, and long lawn dard Spelling Book sary, south of ihp Bridge. May I. Teneriffe, Malaga, Port and Currant Wine LATT, PARTRICK, & CO. wish to Umbrellas and Parasols —- or Scholars Guide, Good Molasses give notice that they have commenced Fancy silk hdkfs. Muslin Cravats • by James II. Sears ; Tytler's History ;Com Pearl Tooth-Powder. P Loaf Sugar Rice Cloves / running their line of stagesfrom Danbury (by Flagg and Bandanoe silk hdkfs panion for the Altar, fae just ree'd and Gentlemen Sf Ladies' Pearl TOOTIJ POtf"-* Ginger; Nutmegs; Cinnamon way of Bethel.) to Norwalk, as follows:— Scissors and'small shears for sale at the Bookstore and LiAirary, South DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY. Brushes of various kinds Leave Datibury every Monday, Wednesday, /> Paper hangings ; Bonnet Wire of the Bridge. P. PRICE. For sale at the Gazette Office—P'io: 25 Ct5i Baskets "do do and Friday morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrive Slates and Pencils ; Spelling books Norwalk, August £9. For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Step hen St* Shovels and Spades j'u time to meet the steam boat, which runs Children's morocco boots and socks John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, St am lore) Cedar Tubs and Pails tVom Norwalk to NewYork ; and leares Nor- tS'oAv Goods. November 1, 1825. Wooden Bowls Shot . Muslin Robes. Furniture chintz walk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Sperm and Sweet Oils ; Whale do Calicoes, an elegant assortment, all prices II. K. FROST, At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of she Towit upon the arrival of the steam-boat. Caroline stripes and plaids "" of Norwalk. legally warned apd held Oct# Tacks, Brads and Sparrow bills ^ , AS just received from N. York an addi Nbrwalk. September 4. 23 Scarlet Ratinett and Salisbury flannel ; 2, 1826. Bellows jj'Brooms ; Raisins tional supply of DRY GOODS, which Black canton hdkfs H Fulling, Dyeing, and Peatlash and Saltpeter he offers for sale very cheap for Cash. OTED, That n6 person ot persons shall Knives and Foiks Spanish Segars- Brown muslin. Reeds for hats ^ V take or catch any Oysters, in the waters Gotten CftOVS-EH&22SS3E33TC&. Alum; Copperas ; Soap; Candles Scarlet and black cassimere shawls" or on the flats within the town of Norwalk. ii» Norwalk. Angusi 29. i;'E subscriber respectfully informs his Writing and Wrapping Paper American Ginghams ' tlV County of Fairfield, and -«arrv the same# t *. • Apron Checks, warranted indigo blue of cause the same to be carrie&out of (he lim T friends and the public in general, that MetalicTea Pots and Spoons New Supply oftlroceries, iiis mill and machinery are now in complete Window Glass ; Pocket Lights Dorchester and other bedlicks its ofsaid County, to be sold, or otlv-.w se dis VDWARD H^TREET has just retum- order for dressing cloth, where all oiders in Glas| and Japaned Lamps Black and white silk hose posed of, under the penalty of Seven Dollars i ed from -a. fre§h assort thai iine will be thankfully received and punc Fa|Mackerel, No. 1, and 2, in barrels and White crape lisse. Blue Sc yellow nankeens the one half to the Treasurei of t!,e Town,' ment of G^Hp^ES OF^II ki'rtds, which tually-" attended to. The subscriber returns half barrels White Jean ; biack, blue aud green Prunella and ihe other half to him who shall sue for he oH'erS^'.-dSJR|emrohable terms^as can be his thanks to his customers for their past pat TIMOTHY SEED. Tartan Plaids ; Green baizes the same, and prosecute his suit to cfleet. purchased elswhet^^ .13 At.es; BENJ. ISAACS, R.^"! Cf . ronage, and solicits a continuance of it. Per- Patent WHEEL HEADS Flannels of all colours Black, pink and slate col'd cambriQ Among bfs "assorttnent may be found— sons^v iowiil leave their cloth with writtten Hay and manure Forks VXA'-VAY tro»n subscriber -he' Gloves of all kinds RUM, Bra-tidv, Gin, Wines, &, Cordials; .dirr-r; mns on it, at the store of Mr. Eli Reed, Old Jamaica Rum, suitable lor medicine 1st ol'lnstant O' f. an interned appren- Hosiery, a good assortment i various kinds of TEAS and SUGARS; Mo R in Norwalk, will have it taken, dressed in the 400 Bushels Sand ; Good Starch ; Almonds ; tirc to theshoeinakim.;: business by th'' name- An assortment of Ribbons j| lasses; Butter ; Cheese ; Pork ; Fish : Rice lie^i manner, and returned there as soon as Chocolate ; Colfee Sept. 25 oftSjtr. JOHN BtiNQTon, about 18 n-^rs oC Ladies'and gentlemen's pocket boohs Crackers; W. I. Fruit; Ginger; Pepper; FJIIJSNED. SAMUEL DAVEKI'ORT. Norwalk, September 18. • ' age. All persons aw he;eby forbid harbour ^ N. B. Dye Woods of all kinds that are Shirting muslin and sheeting Pearlash ; Nutmegs ; Segars; Snuff and To ing, trusting, or employing said boy, on .h.e ohi r for sale by the subscriber. TO LET Bang up Cord ; Russia Sheeting bacco of all kinds ; Candles, Soap, &c. Stc. strictest penally of the law. Whoever will Together with a general assortment of N vwalk, September 6. 182(S. 29 ROM the first of April next, the Store Russia and American Diaper return said boy to the subscriber, sMalf receive HARDWARE and FINDINGS. Like- F occupied by the subscriber, a few rods Tow cloth. Satineit one cent reward, but no eharges paid. Sfimtcal ssmferocattou. • west of the Bridge. It is one of the most eli Shell, horn, and ivory combs ibise,—Ground Logwood and Nickeragua- NEWEMIAH STEVENS. SUPPLY of WhilwcWs Liquid Opo gible stands in this nourishing village, either Fine pen Knives ; Barber's RaZots wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil New'Cannan, Oc'.<»lw.r S !825. 33* ^ A deldoc, just received at the Dispensary for a Dry Coods, Grocery, or HardwareStore, Clothes aud hair brushes stones, Sic Norwalk. Nov. 12. Son-:'.! of the Bridge. PRICE &. M'LEAN. being in the very centre of business, and with Spectacles; Knives and forks Canal ¥\owv—New Crop. iooTEliriHBLS A':K'.IS! 29, 1826. in 100 ft. of the Landing. Inquire immedi Spoons. Looking Glasses TURK'S ISLAND SALT. ately on the premises of Good Needles, Pins, Thimbles, fcc. UST ree'd and for sale by the subscriber, liu&lcciciictf Sheetings. EDWARP H. STREET. Crockery and Groceries of a good quality J a new supply of Canal Flour, new crop. FIFTY TONS VLASTER. LARGE supply of Unbleached Sheet Sept. 11, 1826. 29 ' Norwalk, August 28. , • Sept. 18 JOHN BDRRALL. 42 Barn is superfine Flour, rec.na y gr Fire stock* Eckford ? Is he a needy adventuter ? Is he . Arrivals at NewYork on the 11th inst.bro't FROM THE SKW VORK AMEU1CAN I ent King, thought immediately of reserving followed in succession. To the latter Barker a stock speculator and a schemer ? No !— Havre papers to the 11th,and London papers COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER/ for him the glory of the undertaking which was aHowled to put some questions as to a suit Within the last three years he has built, fitted lo the 8th ult. had been proposed to him. The English En Saturday, Oct, 7.—Thomas Huffman was, in chancery between the witness and the Life out'and equipped from this country, four fifty An Order in Council was published on the under examination relating to the affairs of gineer was desired to observe secrecy respect and Fire Company. gun ships. He has been the means of bring first of September, permitting the importation ing his proposition. This trial. was . short, the.Lile and Fire Company. Barker ques Charles Lawton, (broker) examined in re ing more than six millions of dollars into our for a limited period of oats, barley and beans. Charles X. mounted the throne soon after,and tioned .ihe witness as to papers which weie be gard to dealings, in Life and Fire Bonds.—- country-*—not, gentlemen of the jury,the fruits This order appears lo have been considered fore the Grand Jury. Maxwell opposed ir, the plan of this maritime canal from Havre to Mr. Maxwell was proceeding to a pretty rigid of stock jobbing, and other speculations, bu> important, and preliminary to a more exten Paris was carried on with ardour. Three en «nd said that this had nothing to do wiih the examination, when Mr. Emmet rose, and said of honest industry. It has been earned by the sive relaxation of the corn laws, and conse Qiv.dt-nce on which the indictment was found. gineers of great reputation were invited over he presumed the witness was aware of his hewers and fellers of timber, the ship carpen quently, is said to have caused the most lively •But Barker s.iid that he wished this investiga from England and united with three French r ghts, if not, he should be told them. The ter, the smith, and the artizan in general.— ensations of joy among the commercial class. skion .is when he sent papers to the witness for engineers. Sounder# were employed from prosecutor was going ulto an examination as This money,the fruits of such enterprize as no LFrom the same cause there has been an ad the sen:--infill if 'h3 affairs of the Lile a :d Germany ; and in less than a year all the pre to ihe private business transactions of the wit other mechanic has ever displayed Who,he vance of 25 to S3 cents on flour in N. York.] I"i h, ihey were *eized iipon and carried oft :o paratory labour was completed. The plans ness,to which they had no right. These trans asked again, is Henry Ecklord ? He is-the tht Grand Jury, and he wished to prove what Died in London, Lord GifFord. were laid, the land souuded, and now there is actions were bona fide between the witness same, who during the late War, when the It was reported that Lord Cochrane had that- paper coniailied. The Judge did not nothing but the regular labour to be done the company, and which have nothing to do storm howled along the frontier, built our actually proceeded from a port in Greece lor ihn lv it a pertinent inquiry-Uutil it was shown The first operations cost 700,000 francs. The with the prosecution. If he were the witness fleets—those fleets which led lo victo y, and what its bearing was. Barker said That he EgV Pt whole work is to cost 80,000,000 francs, anit he would not answer them, and disclose his covered ihe nation with glory. This is ihe , ' . . « e fclid not know but he was wrong, and dropped "Ihe English frigate Sybills,Capt.Spencer, to be finished entirely in 6 years. own private concerns. Maxwell said his ob man, gentlemen, whom it is sought to immo in an attack upon some Greek pirates, had lost the inquiry. ject was to show that this witness was em late. And who, gentlemen of the jury, may I upwards of 100 men killed and wounded; and Mr. Leavitt was called and examined upon Extract of a tetter from an American, in on& ployed to sell the bonds of the company, and be allowed to ask, is Jacob Barker ? He is a topics touching the concerns of the Trades was obliged to withdraw from the attack and of the interior towns of Mexico. that they had alter their failure surrendered man who during the darkest periods of thai men's Bank, especially with regard to a untie sur ender a prize and,some prisoners she bad " I have now seen this country from Vera to him securities which belonged to the com war, furnished the sinews of thai war. He feast given by a dealer ill stocks, &c. to a par taken. Cruz to Mexico, from thence toTatnpico, £5 pany and ought not to have heeu given up.— furnished the money, without which those ty ol gentlemen engaged in banking conceins. Letters from Constantinople state, that from Tampico to this place. I have conversed Messrs. Barker and Davis both made a few fleets could not have been equipped ; without The turtle was described as delicious* having Mr. Canning has informed the Divan that -vith several who have traversed it in almost remarks—'after which the Court made a few which the army could not have been fed or been kept for some time fatteniug—and the Lord Cochrane is not a subject of England, every direction, and I am lost in astonishment: lemarks, deciding that all the facts must come clo'hed, and without which even the bounty to persons engaged as declaring their intention and in case of capture will not be claimed by at the exaggerated picture of fertility which "in, so far as the transactions were connected the recruits could not have been paid. It was to have a'"blow outT' in celebration of a fin;n her. almost every traveller who has written has with the matters laid to the charge of the de. not his money, gentlemen ; but when t-heiich cial Coup de main. Barker commenced qu^s Manchester, Sept. 7.—Trade is still snai thought proper to draw of it. In the first I'ewlants. But the private business transac 6z> the powerful drew close their purse strings, tioning the witness as lo transactions. Max like, making no perceptible advance, yet cer place, the mountains occupy fully one third tions of the witness could no further be disclo Jacob Barker, by the exercise of that tale-la •well opposed it as foreign. Barker said the tainly progressive. The repetition of this re of the country, are Wholly incapable of culti sed than they were so connected. Mr. Emmet for which he is arranged, brought capitalists Distiict Attorney claimed j right to ask ques port, week after week, is most disheartening, vation ; was proceeding with some further remarks, together, and effected arrangements by which tions foreign to ihe subject. He said that he Considerable sales are making, but, until pri The valleys, it is true, are rich; bnt the im the court intimated to the counsel that the five millions of dollars were cast into the treas wished to ask this question by way ol im- ces rise to what will afford living wages to the mense plains are farfrom being universallyso, witness himself had not objected to the exam ury. Such was Jacob Barker during that me pea^'.'i g ihe witness. operatives, and till the demand is sufficient to even many of the valleys would not produce ination. Mr. En met replied that he knew it, morable period—such is the man who has now The Judge said he could not: pass over this employ them all. nothing like permanent or without manure. But the great curse and ter and that his only object was to make ihe wit been arraigned here by a combination of in«ult offered to the witness. Tliat Mr. Bar rather actual improvement can he faithfully rific scourge of this country, is drought—un ness acquainted with his rights. The exam rogues, who would run away by the light of ker's conduct was highly reprehensible ; and recorded. remitted drought during nine months of the ination then proceeded. ihe futierai pile upon which they would be that as the Court could not tolerate these con happy to see him consumed. Mr. B. then Glasgow, Sept. 6:—An extensive Spinner year, throughout four fifths of the Republic; tinual attempts to impeach the character and Tuesday, Oct, 10.—On taking his seat this proceeded to comment upon his own conduct hrie,has reduced the finer qualities of yarn to hence there are few streams and little wood. morning. Judge Edwards delivered at some wound the feelings of the witness, measures in regard to ihe stock jobbing schemes—ihe no less than 3d per lb. to ihe consternation of would be taken to punish Mr.Barker alter the length, the. opinion of the Court, on the ques purchasing of companies, &c.—and averred ihe whole body. There has been but little A letter from Havana, received in the city li iaI was ended. ^ tion argued on Friday last, in regard to the that for years he had never been engaged in done in Cotton wool, but prices are firm, with of Charleston «ays, that there was a secret Barker said he would appear and answer fm duty ol the President of the Mercantile Insur any of them. He did, indeed, on a former a tendency lo rise. convention made at the Assembly of Nations nice Company, to produce the books and pa iiis conduct cheei fully ; that he might have occasion, purchase a majority of the stock ol A public meeting of the holders of Greek at Panama, and it relates to the Island of Cu persof that company, pursuant lo the supana transgressed the rules which ought to he ob the North Rivet bank, and paid ihe hard Bonds was.held at the London Tavern on the ba. Although this is stated with great posi- ducts tecum seived on him. As we are una served,was attributable to the continual lacer money for iu But he found that it raised such 4th ult. for the pupose of instituting inquiries liveness, we have not much belief in it—be ble to gn e in detail the reasons of his honour, alions to which the feelings of the prisoners a hornet's nest about his head, and created so as to (he appropriation of the said loans, &c cause we should not suppose, after inviting the we shall confine ourselves to the mere State Were exposed. many heart burnings, lhat he resolved never Col. L. Stanhope was called to the chair, United States to the Congress, and the invit mentiof the result to which he came; which .jri.is is the fourth time the Court has beoi. to engage in such an operation again ; and he when Mr. Robertson addressed ihe meeting ation being accepted, that these Powers would was, that if the. books and papers ol the coin under the aecessity of protecting ihe witness had uniformly cautioned his friends against stating its objects. In the course of the pro undertake to dispose of ihe destiny of that im pany were in the actual and manual possession from the impeachments and imputations ol these operations. He had besought tlism— ceedings, a statement of the account of the portant Island, without at least consulting the >f tiie witness, they, produced ; a Bail/.r. tie had done every thing he could, to prevent Greek Deputies iu London, Messrs. Orlando feelings of this country on ihe subject ; espe that when produced, sncii |/aVt*S.ras!\y.(3re perti Seixas Nathan was called, to whose evi the course that had been pursued. Mr. B. was and Lurioitis, was submitted, from which it cially as we do know, fiom the disci »ures demV in the affairs of the Morns Canal ami nent to the issue, must be exhibited "To- .the proceedingf but on looking at his watch:found would seem that the Greeks have been preiiy made in the Executive communication 10 couit and jury,for the purpose of ascertaining Mechanics' Companies, considerable import that the halt hour, for which time he had only well picked. We exit act the following items Congress at the last session, that our govern whether the witness had such possession ance has been attributed. Alter a minut'- asked the indulgence of the jury this morning from the account—"Remitted to America ment has expressed its wish, that these Gov examination by the District Attorney, hp wa> ihe hooks; it would be necessaiy to call him had expired, lie said iie would sit down, altho" for the construction of two frigates £155,000 ernments should at present forbear from any again and to interrogate him as to that point, cross examined by Barker on a ariety of sub he had not said all he intended. Services ol Gen. Lalleinand for 12 months, attempt upon the islands of Cuba and Porto whet the court would be able definitively to jects, apparantly irrelevant to the purpose «»f Mr. Oakley rose as counsel foj: Messrs £12.000. For a person who made a voyage Rico. It may be true, however ; and if true, the trial. These questions ielated to a num oppose of the question. Brown uii(i Spencer, lo make a motion iu re( to America, £400." will afford matter of very serious conscquence ber ol transactions between 'vir. Barker, me Josiah Ogden Hoffman was called upon the to engage the atten'.ion of our statesmen. erence lo his clients,of u novel and important The Italian journals contain the following witness, and several Banks and Insurance stand He was one of the Directo.s of the [vVa<. Intelligencer. character. There is a general rule oi law article, dated Aucona, Aug. 15th.—Letters Companies, Life and Fire Company, bui had never alien that where seveial persons are included in the direcied from Napoli d> Romania,give minute Maxwell. There seems no end to these ded but two meetings, and had never been From S. America.—The reports iu circula - had during the trial kept no minutes of the principle here set up, he said Eckford, Raih- the Pacha ol Bosnia has refused lo conform This timely relief h.as, 110 doubt, saved many testimony, he related with clearness all that of adjournment ; previous to his testimony b nie, and all might be acquitted before the to the Turkish firman or order for suppressing of that unfortunate tribe from the horrors of U id been offered relating to himself. He then Mr Maxwell read the minutes of the proceed jury. the Janissaries, and has communicated his actual starvation. gave a history of his own agency in the Mor ings of the Life and Fire Company', and the Mr. Jay followed, but spoke very briefly. It resolution and designs to the Greek gov't. ns Canal, the Life and Fire, th« Tradesman various entries in the books., touching on the was an qttraordinary and unheard of motion, The St. Louis Republican, of the 21st ult.. and Fulton Banks, and said he should bring affairs of the defendants; he gave the whole as the counsel himself admitted. Butaniif Dr. Paris, of London, in a late work, con gives a report, which prevailed there, lhat ihe witnesses to prove the correctness of his state history of the transactions of that company superable objection lo it was the fact, that demns ihe use of gas lights in lighting dwell Pawnee Indians had attacked and murdcetl merit. He appealed lo ihe court and jury, on with Mc. Vermilyea. The sale of Life and among all the countless varietyof-trials which ing houses. The deleterious effects of car.-. a party of men on their return Irom Santa Fe the peculiar hardship of his situation,the hon Fire Bonds, the manner in which the business have taken place in this country and in Eng burretted hydrogen gas are stated by that em^'SjUpposed to be part-of the United States ex orable course he had pussed through life, and of the company was managed, the bye-law*, land, such a motion was never made before. nent chemist, Sir Humphrey Davy, from Ins pedition for surveying th'e road to that place. the fact, lhat he had been anxious during the dividends, securities on hand, the funds ree'd Mr. Emmet made a few remarks. He con own experience. He exhausted his lungs, as The report was brought from two different na» trial, that every species of testimony, whether since the receivers had possession,the atnoun; tended that the motion was proper & pring- much as possible, of common air, and made tions of Indians, ihe Osages and Kansas. legal or otherwise, should be permitted to be of bonds now out, which is about #661,000— ing out of ihe manner in which the District three inspirations and expirations of this gas, given against him ; that he wished the fullest Jess uy $600,000 than has belore been believ Attorney had drawn the indictment. The which very nearly proved fatal : and he be Frqm the Boston Daily Advertiser. possible inquiry into all his transactions, and ed by the public, and the means the company defendants were deprived ot their testimony lieves, that if he had raken four or five inspir Quincy Rail Road.—This Rail Road, (ha should rest his cause with confidence, to the have eventually to pay. A considerable pari by the form of the indictment. It was a con ations instead of three, they would have-de first w , he hop motion was therefore denied. port. We give in a few \^oids the histor.y of ally, the whole way, from the quarry .to the Fnc Company, that they must be in court on ed he would be mdulj£?8k thd-«eeurt granted Mr.Price then rose and commenced a gen this project. M. de Polignar. being ambassa landing, but so slightly lhat the horse convey IViomia; morning. the request and adjournetKmffU to-morrow ; eral opening for the defendants—but more dor at London, towards the close of the reign ed back the empty wagons, making a load of The Jury, by consent of al.ljjj^sj«frties,were hen Messis. Ogdeu and Price^vjll follow in jjarticularly in regard to ihe case of Mr. Eck- of Louis XVIII. received from an English five tons. After the starting of the load, which permuted by the Judge to vj^rtr their families opening 'or the defendants, after which the wd^hisu^riicular client. Engineer the plan of forming a canal between leqmred some exertion, the horse moved witli . witnesses will lie examined for the persons naj: lor six hours on Sunday ; and the court Havre and Paris, of such dimensions that all ease in a fast walk. It may therefore be ea s- nied in ihe indictment. ~~ Monday, Oct. 8.—Charles Delafield was Saturday, Ocf. 14—The testimony it) the merchant ships might come directly to the ily conceived how greatly the transportation examined upon Hie practice in the PbtBuix Wednesday, Oct. 11.—Mr. Barker resumed cause whicii occupies the Court of Oyer and capital. The engineer had deeply considered of heavy loads is facilitated by means of this Bank, as to overdrawing, altering of checks, his opening speech, and concluded at a quar T.-rmioer, closed yesterday morning. Mr. his plan before speaking of it; lie had collec road. A iaige quantity of beautiful stone, al- a rut loaning upon securities of bullion countiv ter past 11 o'clock. We had not the pleasure Mathew L. Davis then made a brtel address ted 011 the spot all possible local information, ready.prepared for the Bunker Mill Monu bank notes, etc. of hearing Mr. B. last evening ; and when we to the Jury in his own behalf. Mr. Oakley, so that he replied to every obj> c 0:1 which ment, will- now be rapidly, and cheaply trans- Joseph Graham, a holder of iOO snares ol entered the court room this morning, he was one of the Counsel for the defendants, then could arise iu the minds of the most difficult. potted to the wharf ai the termination ol t'.ie Lile and Fire stock, was next examined. .He commenting with marked severity upon the summed up the case in a speech of six hours M. Polignac was at once struck witn the rail road, whence it will be conveyed by light* wai followed by Mis. Ann Titus, the holder testimony of some of the witnesses connected length. He was followed by Mr. Colden,also grandeur of the enterprise, its utility, and at ers to Charlesiown/ ol iwo Lile teFire Bonds for g800 and #500; with ihe Fulton Bank. He afterwards took of Counsel for the defence, who had not fin the same time the facility of executing it.— This road is constructed in the most sub and by Mr.Seaman, who purchased bonds f been brought ne.re, he at half past 9, last evening. It is now suppo-. reign in which it was conceived and finished stone laid so deep iu the ground as 10 be be-, Fish, the holder ol boiwls to tlie amounf ol said, to aiiswtr for crimes of mine, if I have setl the trial will be finished bv the middle of illustrious. At this time the health of Louis yond the reach of ihe frost, and to secure th^ about $29,000} George VYills^the holder of done any* thing wrong, ol which as yetl have 'qext week. XVUl. was declining, the reign was appar- rails on which the carriage runs effectually a.*> • • £amst aivy change of their relative position, ment o)'his jail fees. These fees amount to BANK NOTE TABLE.1 " " " NFAV GOODS, ihey are laid upon stones of eight feet in between eighty and ninety dollars, and unless New Hampshire—all notes 1 per cent dig. He Just rte'd at his store North of the Bridgh length, placed transversely along the whole wmm they are paid, the poor fellow must be sold in Massachusetts—all notes I to 3 per ct. dis. Maine—Wiscassett, Hallowel, Augusta, extent of the road, at distances of six or eight TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17,1826. to slavery ! Things have truly arrived at a ElXRSilS Kennebec and Castine Banks broken—-all oth feet from each other. The space between fine pass, when not only are the free men of AS just received from New York a large er banks 1 per cent discount. these stones is filled with smaller stones or The Greek frigate HOPE sailed from New the north, because the Almighty has made supply of STAPLE and FANCY Rhode Island—all banks 1 to 2 good. H earth, and over the whole, between the rails, a York on the 15th instant. She goes out to there black, seized and imprisoned while pur GOODS, which he is sellttig off at prices .Vermont—all good—1 to 2 per ct. discount gravel path is made. The rails are formed Greece under the command of Lieut. Francis suing their lawful business at the south ; but which will make it an object for those wishing Connecticut—all good, with the exception •of pine timber, on the top of which is placed a H Gregory, of this town.. With the editor of even after their freedom is so cleaily estab to purchase to call and examine. A&vhich bar of iron. The carriages rnn upon the iron the N. Y. American we will say—May the lished that there can be no dispute about it, of Eagle and Derby Banks. place may be found bars, and are kept in place by a projection on God of Battles watch over and protect her, they are still held in durance to be sold,unless NEW-YORK. the behevolence of individuals at the North N. Y. city banks par |Geneva 1 SILK GOODS. ^ : v tiie inner edge of the tire ttf the wheels. The and enable her to contribute effectually to that Black Italian Lutestring ; black Sinchews^ will raise money to line the pockets of the offi Albany banks par Central B.Ch.Val'y.l wheels are of a size Considerably larger than glorious cause, with which the hearts of free and Sarsanett Silks, from 3s. 6rf. to 7s. cers of the South, in the shape of jail fees, Troy banks par |Chenango 1 .a common-cart wheel. and christian men in all countries, beat in u- fig'd blk Levantines ; colored do; French Le which have been unconstitutionally accumu Mohawk bank 1 |Wash'n. b Warren We learn by a gentleman who has visited irisoi;—the emancipation Of Greece from vantine ; India of the best kind;Sattin Levan lated. We ate happy, however, to announce, Lansingburg par |Jefferson County the principal toads in England, that in point Turkish thraldom." tines, very stout; blk India Sattin ; Fiench that measures are in a train to put an end at Newburg 1 |Rochester of solidity and skill in construction, this is noi do ; white Sattin ;green, blue, pink, b white once and forever, to these high-handed and Branch at Ithica 1 j Dutchess County exceeded by any one there. The Rev. Franklin Y. Vail was ordained Florence, at Ss. the yard ; b'k and white Silk illegal proceedings. An extra meeting of the Orange County 1 | Ontario and installed as Pastor of the Congregational Hose, different prices, and some at 7s. the pr ; Manumission Society was called last week, Catskill 1 |Green County unc NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Church at Bridgeport on the 4th inst. Ser bl'k Canton Crape, $4 25 the dress, and fig'd at which resolutions were passed directing a Columbia—Hudson 1 Auburn 1 Mr. Robertson, accompanied by a Lady, mon by the Rev. Mr. Hawitt. At the same Crape Robes ; Bossala Silk for Hats ; white prosecution to be commenced in the case of Middle District 1 Niagara 5 made a very handsome ascension yesterday time Messrs. George Carrington and E. P. fig'd Gros de Naples ; Pongee ; gieen India the young man imprisoned at Petersburgh— Utica 1| Plattsbur 75 from Castle Garden, and highly gratified the Benedict were ordained as Evangelists. Silk ; Italian Cravats ; India do, from 8s. Gd. wiih an understanding that the case of Hor- NEW-JERSEY. ^reiit multitude who witnessed the perform- to 12s. some very heavy and stout ; blk Ital ton may be prosecuted also, should it be tho'i State b'k. at Newark,| Com'l. B. at Amboyl • once. The Garden was well filled with spec Errata.—In the notice of the proceedings ian Crapes, from 4s. to 9s. the.yd. ; greerv expedient to select that case to test the great Elizabethlown, Pat- j Trenton banking co.l tators, who continued to pour in until the as of the Fairfield County Bible Society publish Crape for Veils; green Gauze; black Silk principle in controversy. Committees were erson,Morristown,& |Farmer's, Mt.Holly 1 cension took placc, and it was estimated the ed in this paper of the 3d inst. the name of Vestings ^rich Fancy Hdkfs. of the latest appointed to take the business in hand, and New Brunswick par |-Cumberland 1 receipts must have been from 2000 to 2000 Mr. Smith, where it occurs after that of Mr. fashion, and best goods ever imported ;— raise the \rays and means for prosecuting the State B.atTrenton 87 J N.J.Man.bbk.Co.par dollars. The concourse of people on theBut- Waterman, was erroneously substituted for Gauze hdkfs ; all kinds of Gimp ; and Hiibit suit or suits, with all possible vigour until the do at Camden I |Weehawk 1 tery was as great as ever seen on a similar oc that of Mr. Nichols; and in the same para Trimmings; silk Cords of all colors ; braids ; Jersey Bank . broken |Franklin bro&e casion ; several steam boats and row boats, graph the name of Mr. KmfEn, as one of the decision of the highest tribunal in the land is white cord for trimming caps ;Lise Ribbons ; obtained. Able counsel have been consulted, Newark 1 |Monmouth par filled with passengers covered the river in the speakers on the occasion, was omitted. blk Ribbons ; Flora Trimmings ;drab St bluo Sussex l | People's bank par vicinity of the scene, and the house tops and and the committees will immediately enter silk Serge ; nil kinds of German & silk pocket upon the execution of their duties. No com New Brunswick 1 |Lombard broke. •wharves within the view exhibited great num Four convicts escaped from Newgate on hdkfs, from 4S. Od. to 9s. bers of people. It is believed the ascension the Sd inst. by undermining the wall of the promise will be accepted, until the laws of the Salem steam mill 1 |Hoboken Grazing WORSTED b SILK GOODS. was distinctly seen by forty or fifty thousand dungeon in which they were confined for in Southern States under which lor a long series Washington 1 | Company par Fine blk BombPhiladelphia there has just been a warm verely injured. The mail from Canada was Attest SAHI'I. STEBBINS, Town Clk. and Swiss Muslins plain and fi \ , of the lat excited great interest particularly among tiie election, which resulted in the choice of Mr. lost, supposed overboard." est fashion, from 3s 6d to 18s the yard ; all spectators of her own sex, who expressed Kiitera to succeed Mr. Hemphill in the pres Sonie-of the passengers who were on board CASH. kinds of cravats, from 2s to 6s the piece ; all much anxiety for the result of her perilous en ent Congress. His competitor was Mr.Horn, the Congress (which was the boat boond this General Assortment of Groceries, Hard colours of Cambric Muslins ; white Jean, re terprise. Mr. Robertson dhen took his seat a Jacksonian. For the next Congress, there way) have.reached this city. They inform A Ware, and Findings, will be sold at cost markably fine ;S-4and 6-4 Cambric dimity ; at the opposite end of the Car, and after ad was no choice in the same district, the votes that the two boats came in contact in conse by the Subscriber, as he intends locating his furniture Calico ; bed fringe ; Plaid b stripe justing his ballast, Sic. gave the word to let go. being, for Mr. Kittera 139,1, and for Mr. Ser quence ofmistaking each others lights. Only business in New York soon. Muslins; large fig'd muslins for drapery;— The squadron of Balloons then ascended jeant,an Adams mail, & Mr.Horn,1597 each. one person, a female deck passenger, was kil EUVYARD H. STREET. black and white Cotton Hose, be. be. slowly and majestically, the undaunted JETO- It is said Mr.Sergeant will succeed at the next led, and one other seriously wounded. One October 17, 1826. 34 WOOLEN GOODS. nauts as tl.ey departed waving their hands and election. In two other districts the Jackson of the water wheels of the Congress was car Superfine black, blue, mixt Olive b Drab bowing to the spectators. As they gradually candidates were elected. ried away, and all the passengers' baggage Move Goods. Cloths and Kersimeres ; fine white, red,green, arose, the five bolloons, thq handsomely dec from the deck. There was on board some The election in New-Jersey, which took J. FROsT has returned this day from and yeliow Flannels ; domestic do.; Green orated Cat, and the distinct appearance of the gentlemen from Canada on their way to this place last week, resulted in the complete tri S• New York, with many GOODS, which Baizes and Serge for cloak linings ; woollen jErial voyagers, presented one of the most city to embark for England, who were obliged uinph of the Adams tickets for Congress and he off-rs to sell at fair prices. Oct. 14. 34 point and Dutch Blankets ;" green Table Co beautiful and interesting >cenes of the kmd to return in consequence of'.his accident.— the state legislature. The majority for the vers ; Ratiuelts b Salisbury Flannels, be. The mail was small, but there was a consider ^ HE Court of Probate for Norwalk Dis ever beheld in this city. The spectators ex former is between 2 and 3000. VARIETY. pressed their approbation by repeated shouts. able sum of money in the passengers trunks, trict hath limited six months from this 4-4, 7 4, 8-4 Merino Shawls ; black and The sloop of war building at the Navy which were all lost. Scarce a single tiling date lor the exhibition of claims against the When the Balloons had attained the height Scarlet Cashmere do. ; black worsted-Hose* Yard, Brooklyn, is to be called the ' Fairfield.' from the baggage room was saved. One of estate of Daniel Murray, senr. late of said of about 150 feet, the image of a child was some remarkably fine; ladies and gentlemen's suspended from the car by ribbons, and had a the proprietors being oq board the Congress, Norwalk, dee'd, to the subscriber. Embarkation of missionaries.—On Sunday while cotton Huse, from 2s to 8s the pan ;—• pleasing effect. instantly gave directions for every exertion to DANIEL MURRAY. After sailing a short time, at the 16th ult. the Rev. Elanathan Gridley and Childrens Hose, fine ; Suspenders, with be made to recover the baggage, but from the Norwalk, 10 Oct. 1826. 34* a moderate distance from the earth, ?>lr. ll.be- Rev. Josiah Brewer, enibaiked at Boston for slides ; net do ; Lambs Wool, and \Voisted great depth of water (considered from thirty gan to throw out ballast, when the Flotilla as Gibraltar, expecting to proceed from thence HE Court ol Probate for the District of Hnse ; gentlemen's stout Leather Gloves;:— cended more rapidly, and continued to rise to forty feet,) there was but little prospect ol to Beyroot, by way of Malta, and to make Sy Stamford, hath limited seven months Buck do ; Woodstook do ; Beaver do ; Gent, until the horizon became dusky. The Bal success. The Phenix was but slightly injured. ria and Palestine the scene of their missionary from tnis dale for the exhibition of claims a- and Ladies do; Oil Cloths ;Foundation Mus A most shocking occurrence took place on loons were carried nearly in a west'rly diiec- labours. Mr. Brewer will derive his support gainst the estate of Thnddeus Hoyt, deceased, lins ; Thread and Bobinett Laces ; Ivory and tin 17th ultimo, below Louisville on the Ohio tion, over the North River, The wind being from the Female Society of Boston and vicin late of Stamford, in said dist.ict. Those who Horn Combs ; Spool and Floss Cotton, Linen river. Two citizens of Bourbon County, by very light, their progress in that course was ity for promoting Christianity among the do not exhibit their claims within said time Floss, spools and skeins ; Pearling ; Ladies- the names of Stone, and Mr. David Cobb, of slow, and the spectators were enabled to trace Jesvs. will be debarred a recovery. All persons in Beaver Gloves; lined do ; white Horseskin of Lexington, Kentucky, were descending the them until dark. When last seen they were debted to said estate ate requested to make the best description, colored for winter, black, The receipts of the A. B. C. Foreign Mis river, with about eighty negroes. A few of on the descent, apparently at an elevation of immediate payment. very stout ; black and white Silk Gloves;— sions during the last year were $61,616 25 ; them rose and lolled their masters, and a Mr. 55 or 40 degrees. It was then about 42 min TIIAODEUS HOYT, Pins, Millinett, Tapes, Bobbins, Fla! bobbins; and the expenditures $61,012 94. The re Davis, a hired hand, and also a Mr. Gray, a Adminis utes from the time they left the Gat den. JOSHUA SCOFIELD, all kinds of Buttons ; all colours of sewing ceipts into the treasury of the American Col passenger reluming home to the state of Mis trators. About 7 o'clock he descended at Union Vil DANIEL LOCKWOOD. Silk ; Twist; Pearl buttons; marking cotton; onization Society from April 1, to Sept. 20. sissippi. In all. five persons were murdered. lage, eight or nine miles frotn this city, left Stamford, October 13. 1826. cotton cords ; black and coloured Ti-ve-'d 1 amounted to $4,361 48. Fifty-six .of the negroes remained with the his companion, and then re-ascended alone, all colors of spool cotton ; cotton: in skeii^ It is mentioned in the Michigan Herald, boat on the Indiana shore, and those concern INSEED OIL, SPERM, b WHALE and made a second descent near 3 o'clock, at Knives; Scissors ; le;i • P> • sis; Beads ;— that two contractors of the Ohio Canal, on a ed in the murder, to the number of 18 or 20 OIL,—For sale by S J. FROST. "Wesifield, eight miles from Union Village, Fancy boxes—and every article usually, kej t having performed a journey of upwards of 20 section near Midtown, Butler county, had ab fled into the country. Apart of them had October 16. in a Dry Good Store. miles, without accident. He arrived in the sconded. These men had large contracts, been taken. and lately drew upwards of ten thousand dol SSfatcto, Setoelrj?, Spoons, &c. E. R. is constantly receiving Guods frcnn city between 1 and 2 o'clock next morning. N. Vork, and will sell to those favouring him lars, and eloped, leaving upwards of a hun From, England—Last Evening's.maU bro't X- EVI CLARK with their custom at such prices us will give ctred honest men to buffet the billows of pov us advices from England to the 16th ult.— JIow 13 the street solitary that was full of Bro I J has recently re the best satisfaction. Oct. 16, 1826. 34 kers. erty,to whom this money »vas coming for work Cotton had advanced and was brisk. Mr.Gal- ceived from N.York done. ' Wall Street.—All the preparations being latin had an hour's conference with Mr. Can an addition to his Cheapest yet offered. ready, the workmen have begun this morning The Rochester Album advertises a man ning on the llth : on the lSih the latter de V. stock of Fancy arti to raise the stupeifdous columns in front of named Benjamin Gadwell, who married a re parted for France with his lady. It is said cles, which he offers STREET & JAMES the Exchange, and many hundreds of people of Farmington. while he the Br. ministry intend to admit foreign grain spectable voung lady to the public at fair AVE ree'd by recent arrivals from N. have the curiosity to stand for hours and view upon payment of duties of from 1 to 20s. per had a wife and two children living in Whites prices, for cash only. York, their Fall supply of Goods, w,iclt the operations. We are gUd there is some quarter, according to its price,and wheat to be H borough, whom he had deserted. He has on hand a large assortment of Sil they offer at their store west side the Bi'.:ge, thing to dissipate, if but for a day or two, the admitted free when as high as 70s.—The o- The Nashville Banner says: "From the ver Spoons, which he will warrant equal to at the lowest prices. Among which may be gloom which has brooded over Wall street for pening of the ports for coarse grain was hail any made in this State or any other, and as example of great men, duelling has become found— a fortnight past, and which bids fair to hang ed by the ringing of bells and other demon so much the order of the day, that we learn, it cheap.—All kinds of Repairing possible for 25 pieces fine and superfine Cloths, assorted there for a fortnight longer. We will not strations ofjoy at the manufacturing towns. was with some difficulty a gentleman of this him to do will be promptly attended to. colors ; 6 do dj blue, black and mixed €Jas- vouch, ihat there are as jrel any owls and bats It. was reported at Paris that the Turks had place, a few days ago, could restrain iwo Wanted immediately, an Apprentice to the simeres ; 10 do Satinets, assorted, from 44 cfs there ; but we have often been reminded of been defeated at Athens.—At Constantinople boys, of about 15 veais of age, from engaging business. Norwalk, Oct. 9. to 1 75 , Rose and Point Blankets ; Tartan deserted and desolate Babylon, since the com it was said that despondency was painted on in mortal conflict in the field of honour." Plaid, some, at 33 cents ; Caroline do. very mencement of the Oyer and Terminer. The every countenance. NOTICE. cheap ; Flannels, assorteo colors, from Is Gd season of vegetation is over, or the grass would ^t Duel prevented!—Information was ree'd HE MILINARY ESTABLISHMENT to — ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and ere long have been gr^een and rank in the attfhe Police Office yesterday morning at half MARRIED—In this town on the 10th of Mrs. M. Jl. Selleck will be removed T blue Camblet; Boiubazetts, cheap enough ; street. And .then to think of the poor bro past five o'clock, that a duel was on foot, be inst. Col. Henry R. Sellcck to Miss Jane Tay to the Dwelling-house of the subscriber for Drab Flushing, a superior article for gentle kers. kept by the District Attorney by the tween a Mr. S****** and a Mr. B*****, and lor, of Norwalk; the winter season. Her present stand may be men ; blue and fancy coloured Pelisse cloth ; month at the City Hall, like so many trem unless prevented, would be fought early thai At Woodbury, on the 11111 iijstant, by the RENTED on reasonable terms. Apply to fig'd Ratinet; black India Levantines and' bling sinners, looking each other in the lace morning, at Hoboken. Mr. Justice Hopson Rev. G. S. Brownell, Mr. Charles C.Thomp HENRY SELLECK. Satins; Sincbews and Sar.nietts; coloured with most ludicrous anxiety—neither know was instantly on the alert, and repaired him son, of the firm of Field, Thompson & Co. of Norwalk, Oct. 9, 1826. Florences ; Plaid Silks; Italian Lutfs ring : ing who is next to be called up to reveal the self to one of the Jersey furies, and dispatched New York, to Miss Lydia C. daughter of OUND, oil the 26th ult. at the Parade blk, lilach b brown fig'd Gro de Nap ;.biack, secrets of the prison house. Now and then, some officers to tiie other. .It was in season : Daniel Bacon, Esq. of the fowier place. ground in Redding, a double rein BRI •vhite, and col'd Canton Crape: black,green, however, a forlorn visage is for a moment for the officer had hut just arrived at the Bar DIED—In Ridgebury on the 9th instant, F DLE, with braided head stall and plated bins. and white French Crape ; green and white lighted with a smile, when some too ven- clay street ferry before the gentleman against Widow Rachel Deforest, aged 82 years; on up —The owner can have the? same by proving Gauze: Veils ; Valencia, silk and Mersailles tursome brother has a choice secret accident whom the Complaint was made, (S*'*ss**,) the same day Miss Esther Polly Raymond, property and paying for this advertisement.— Vestings ; blue, green, and blk silk Vfclveis ; ally wrung from his lips; but it is transient as made his appearance at the Ferry-house, and aged 23. Ill Darien, on the 16th instant, Mr. Apply to EDWIN C. WILLIAMS Tabby Velvets, assorted ; blk and white col'd the sunbeams which occasionally dart through was of course politely taken into custody. He Monson G Raymond, aged 49. Wilton, October 9^1826. *33 Ribbons ; Yellow Nankeen ; Flagg Hdkfs ; the so/nbre clouds of November—it warms b refused to give bail neither to shoot his antag In Wilton, very suddenly on Saturday last, black, Canton, and plaid silk do ; 4-4. b 6 4s cheers (or the moment, and straightway all is onist, nor suiter himself to be shot, and was Mi David Bei.s, aged about 50. HE Partnership/of Hill Sf Coley, of Nor Prussian Shawls j dark imitation and pu.pied gloomy and cold again. For even he who taken to prison, where he remained at the lasi walk, having recently been dissolved by T do; black Cassimere Shawls ; Bordered do ; advices. Information was soon afterwards smiles for the moment to see his rival trip, is OEATOR7. the death of Mi. Coley, the Subscriber re Merino and Cashmere Shawls ; white, col'd, received, that the other party, seconds, doc compelled to take earnest heed lest he he nnHE Rev. Mil. WELLES, Profesforof spectfully requests those who are indebted to and plaid Cravats ; Linen Cambric and Long tors, pistols and all, were at the ferry, and of found the next moment tripping himself. We JL Oratory, will deliver a lecture oh Elo the above firm, to call and balance the books Lawn ; Floss cotton b Floss Thread ; sewing trust, howe^r, that their sorrows will soon be ficers were sent to make them captives also.— quence, and give specimens of Reading and by cash or note, and prevent hardness of cotton ;Calicoes,as cheap as any of our neigh But on learning the fate of the first principal, over. To-day the connsel for the prosecution Speaking adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar, thouglrt, which is frequently occasioned by bors ; Devonshire Kersey, for Pea coats ; Bed will probably close his testimony, and to-mor and believing that that can be no fighting— this evening, at 6 o'clock, at the Academy. accounts being settled by Administrators.*— T.icks ;Plaids, Apron checks; Fine Slurtmgi row the brokers can go to work in healing the " where one side only give the blows," they Also, if there are any demands upon the said From the Wilmington, (Del.) Watchman. Ladies' beaver, castor, kid b silk Gloves; La wounds he has inflicted. And it is believed prudently "made themselves scarce."—Spec. firm, those who hold them would .confer a dies' cotton and worsted Hose ; Gentlemen's that after they come out of the ordeal, and re " Mr. WELLES' testimonials, from litera favor by presenting them. A man named Tiebout, living.near De EBEN'R HILL. Gloves and Hose, assorted ; brown and black turn to their dombils, released from their ry gentlemen of the first standing in the walfts Norwalk, Oct. 9,182Q; 3S troit, following some instruction found among Linen jbtacfc b white Calicoes ; Swansdo m " bonds," Ihey will be able to lead more com of taste and science, in most of the populous the paper/of his deceased father, has com Vestings'-; Cambric, BooA b Jaconet Musiinj fortable lives—at all events they will be free cities in the United States,say that they con HE Partnership of Hill & Coley being menced a search for treasure in the rear of Fig'd Swiss. Boo& and Jaconet do ; Imitation of one annoyance, as it is understood that the sider him the best speaker /cnowri in this Tdissolved, the business will be continued that city, and has already succeeded in find "country.'' Linen Cahtbrie ; Furniture Chintz ; Onve b rats hiiv»f already fled from their cellars with by E, HILL, who has for sale a general assoit- ing between 4 and 5000 dollars. Drab Bangup ; Thule Lace ; Bobbi n if do. tears in their eyes!—Spectator. CARD. ment of Pine and Hemlock LUMBER. Also, a quantity of Cedar SHINGLES, on reasonable wide b narrow ; 40 pieces Unbleaci-'d Sheet* Ftee Negroes in the Southern Prisons. — HE subscriber acknowledges, with senti ings, 37 inches wide, 12 1-2 ccots ; 30 pieces The hist Quebec papers state that some There is now in prison atPetersburgh a black, T ments of gratitude, the receipt of Ten terms. The suhscriber has constantly on hand and for sale, Hill's & Gilbert's Stone Uncasville do, superfine ; 20 piei.es 7 8 do, at chests of treasure, which were lost in a French a young man,born free in N. Y. and the proofs Dollars from several gentlemen in his society lOd ; 1 case 4.4 S.ieacii'd Norwich sheeungs ; o constitute him a member of the Fairfield Li"ie. by the barrel or smaller quantity. frigate near the mouth of the Chaudiere, 67 of whose freedoni have been laid before the 500 lbs Cotton Baits at 10d ; Cotton Y.n ii sti^, yea»s ago, have been found. The value ol competent authorities of that district, by whom Co. Bible Society. EBENEZER PIATT. EBEN'R HILL. 1 Candle Wick. October lgth^ = the property lost is saul to have hpen about a he has been ordered to be liberated onthe pay Dariep, October 9,1826. Norwajk, Oct. S38 njill'ioo of dollars- • >-r I. '•C-r
* ~ ^ *• * —Vet the ^read tit revoltitfonfc, of whi natural)—whgn Duvall, Hill & Coley, S. B. Fairchild, Char 20 ps. 7-8 yard Sheeting, at lOd cover their ancient standing, and the charac- sufficient to justify the exclusion from our col lotte Fitch,Charles Finney Charles Godfrey, it is anlfffeciion of the mind, and not a defect 5 do blue and blue mixed Satiuetts lei of the king is thougnt 'o afford too much umns of an article which will interest the cu Burwell D. Godfrey, Widow Betsey Gregory, of organization—is often the consequence of reason to fear that they will be successful.— riosity of at least a portion of our readers.— N. B. S. J. will receive during the piL Ihe treatment of the disease—not merely of Eben'r Hill,Ji. Henry Hasselback, Catharine The newspapers are filled with discussions on The article is moreover from a Minister of the ent week a large additional supply of Dcs Hie estrangement of friends; of seclusion fron N. Hanford, Doctor Hoytv Anthony this topic, and ti e liheial journals do not fear Gospel, who pledges his character lor its ve Goods, suitable for the season, which they atpf the world ; bf coercion ; but of the horrible Johnson, Phebe James, Charles Kellogg,Me • to speak out in the plainest and most pointed racity. He says that lie himself once doubted determined to sell cheap enough ! Oci.jjj^ dread of being thought mad by others. W> hetable Keeler, Bernard Killen, Lockwood & manner ; and in this they are sustained by the reality of these things, hut is now " fully ^ recollect hearing of the case of an enlightened Allen, Jeremiah Leach, Anna E. Larkins, convinced," seeing what these men can do.— Academy at Wilton physician, who was carried by his Iriends i > public opinion. Last winter the King's Ad Mrs. Buckingham Lockwood, Joseph Mott 2, vocate prosecuted some of them for speaking For ourselves, we should not believe our eyes an asylum for the insane, after exhibiting Nathan Nash, Quintard St Lockwood, Joseph THp st'bscnher >e*pectfuHy informs tho^.- against religion. The defence was, that they or ears in such a case. symptoms of an alienation of nii'nd—" My Price, Joseph Rockwell, Abijah St.John, and Public that it is his intention to resume^ had spoken only of the Jesuits, and that this God ! am I coftie to lliis? Never shall I leave SECOND SIGHT AND CHARMS. Stephen St. John, New Canaan, Rev'd. D. the business of Academical instruction. wns not an attack on religion. The trial ex Somers, Mr. Sibbet. LabanStil«ell, Marvan- addition to the branches usually taught iiv- these walls !" Atid he died within them not Hampshire County, Va. 1826. cited very great interest, and all the avenues na Staples, Asa E. Smith, Stephen Smith, Academies, the training ol -. oung gentlemeof many days after.—jYat. Int. These have generally been classed among of the Court were thronged several hours be >ir. Smith, John B. Saulbrd, David Stone, to become Instructors of Common School& antiquated supeistitions, notwithstanding the fecEISE IN A PRIVATE MAD-HOUSE. (ore the Judges took their seats. The defend Ebtn'r Stevens, Edmund Tuttle 3, Lewis willpe an object of special attention. Tho' well attested cases which come under the pur BY 61. G. LEWIS, ESQ. ants were acquitted, and the decision was re Taylor, James VVilliams, Margaretta Wads. Winter Term of the School will commenc • view of history. The North of Scotland has ceived with huzzas by the crowd, and with W. M. BETTS, P- M on the first Mondayof November uext. Boar0: £>tay, gaoler, stay, and hear my woe ! been famous for its seers. The Jewish nation enthusiasm throughout France. This was may be obtained in good families on moderat1^' She is not mad who kneels to thee, once possessed them, as we learn frjm sacred m . . - wu numeral . considered, and justly, as a triumph over the List of Letters remaining in the. Post Office Q a..!ll /* ^ ^ For what I'm now, too well I know. eiins. Tuition Will vary f,orn to .y _:veu t<> the inh.tbii 31y fate unknown -my friends bewail— led Phil Payton. bum xmiarkably stupid and STEAD has received a regular education at efforts, and indeed to operate beneGcially OH ants ol the town uf'Norwaiu to bring in Ol>! gaoler, haste that fate to tpll! ignorant. Sharff, who acts as a lacquey or N tni^ College, and thai he was among die most the mass of the French nation, is through the tin ir Lists of Rateable Estate, to either of the ~v4t)h ! haste my father's heart to cheer ; servant to a Sheriff who lives on the opposite distinguished m his class in literary and scien medium of the pn ss. This is felt by the lib subscriber,'on or before the. 20tii inst. accor ..." , His heart at once 'twill grieve and glad, side of the river to him, can readily inform tific attainments. It is believed tV.t he is a e>;us, and they are circulating with threat ea ding to law. Persons not complying witn To know, though kepi a captive here, his master of what is passing in the country., very able and faithful Instructor, and deserv geiness, tracts, books, peiiodical woiks, Ste. this notice will be three-folded. N. B. Sheep I am not mad ! I am not mad ! and where goods are hid on which he has lev ing of the confidence and patronage of the all 'ending to diffuse information, and aid Mie were made Listable at tue late session of the ied—and, what is more strange, give a tolera lJlibllc; JEREMIAH DAY, tie smiles in scorn, and turns the key ! progress of liberal opinions. What will be the Legislature. bin account of conveisations which pass at a Pre,iHe,,i He quits the grate ! I knelt in vain ! ultimate success, time only can determine. It JOHN GRAY, v , Yale College. distance, i»y the motions of the speaker's lips. l ale College, May 1826. His glimm'ring lamp still, still I see ! is the great struggle renewed between the BARNABAS MARVIN, | He is well rewarded for the services he re.n- 'Tis gone—and all is gloom again! Catholics and the Reformers, between ignor EKAISTUS Si H^Y, }- Assessors. deis Ai r. 11. the She Phil, to cure the most obstinate oplmthav, Ma1 lory & Son, from whence it will he takeu She'll ne'er lorget your parting kiss, My foot pilgrimage gave mean opportu tiA B. BE.WETY, merely b} blowing his breath in she • patient's done in the neatest style, and returned on Nor roKnd her neck how fast you clung ; nity ol becoming acquainted .vith some of the Jl ftw Rods East of the Bridge. eye. This is strange, but true, artd nothing short notice. Nor how with me you sued to 'lay, means to which some of the inhabitants o.' LUE, black, olive, mixed cz drab Cloihs r.tore wondeiiul ilian the fascination of ser N. B. All fancy colors dyed on carpet vara Nor how that suit your sire forbade; most of the less productive parts of Germany and Cassii.ie'res Drabet pents, or the submersion ofswallows. * B that may be desired. * Hot how—I'll drive such thoughts away— are. obliged to resort, to procure subsistence.— Blue and black mixed Saiinet-s These men cannot be rmpystors.: for they Norwalk, September 18, 1826. SO They'll make me mad! they'll make me num.! A company of ten or twelve from the duke Bang up cord Devonshire Keisey are too ignorant to carry on a deception. The Norwalk. June 20. ' l8 dom of Nassau, (it is the principal employ Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets His rosy lips, how sweet they smiled ! neighbors fa miles nroiuftl can attest to their ment of that poor district,) were following a Red, while, yellow, green, and Salisbury LiQUJD OPODELDOC. His mild blue eyes, how bright they shone ! ignorance, as well.as their .skill in the hidden cait loaded with ivares, from the potteries of Flannel, various qualities 4- HE article here enumerated must not bo None ever bore a lovelier child ! mysfi iy of conjuration* Hesse Marborough, which were- destined 10 Tai tan Plaids various patterns, some at 2> 9d conidered as adding one more number And art thou now for ever gone ? * When Mr. M. los^s, or cannot find a horse, Hamburg, a distance of nearly two hundred Caroline plaids and stripe Green baizes to the already extensive catalogue of adverti And must I never sie thee more, he immediately applies to Sharff, who imme miles, there to be exchanged for goods -which Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and sed Medicines ; it is in fuel un important im My pretty, pretty little laJ P diately puts his tight hand before his eye»— these poor people were to retail through dif figured Boinbazetts provement only, in a well known compositions I will be free ! unbar the door ! pauses for a few moments, then describes the ferent sections of the country, on their return. Blk bombazine, Circassian, lustring & satteen The Embrocation contains S of the most I am not mad !I am not mad ! identical place where the beast is, at thai Half of this company were women, dressed Fig'd and black Raiinett Furniture chirrz valuable articles to be met with in the whole time. It is something curious that he cannot Oh, hark ! what mean those dreadful cries P in the peculiar costume of thai district, the Calicoes, various qualities [ham- circle of Medicine, hevei before employed in see in this way by applying the left hand to liis chain some furious madman breaks! petticoats reaching not half way dowo.from American and imported stripe Plaid &.Ging- any other Opodeldoc, in addition to the other the eyes. From'he right hand he has lost fie comes ! I see his glaring eyes ! the knee, and the whole dress so fastened a- Cassimere and Cashmere Shawls ingredient usually made use ol in the harcl the thumb—when this accident took place, it Now, now my dungeon grate he shakes ! hout the waist, that the figure had the appear 4 4 sc.irletValentia, Si 8 4scarlet and fig'd do kind, and will be found 01 S times its strength greatly improved his occult vision. Help! help !—He's gone!—Oh ! fearful woe. ance of two sugar loves, placed one on the Purple and chintz Shawls •''id effect. The money will be cheerfullv re It would be loo tedious to go into full de Such screams to hear, such sights to see ! oilier, the upper one being inverted. They Silk and cotton fia^g haud'fs funded to those who, alter having used'ons tails of the wonderful gifts of these two inen, My bam, my brain ! I know, I know carried their baskets on their heads, and pre Black canton and plaid do bottle, may think differently. though I as fully believe that they possess the I am not mad—but soon shall be! sented altogether a very singular appearance. White cotton bordered and battees do •'For the use of horses and cattle 111 'hese second sight as i believe Paris in France, or The average pay of the men and wom?n was A good assortment of Shirting Muslins r:as'.js, it may be considered as inestimable " Fes, soon !—For, lo yon !—while I speak— London in England. scarcely three quarters of a dollar a week, and Linen of various qualities LongLa^n Certificates also from several respectable Mark how yon demon's eyeballs glare ! ye> this must be a prodigiously hard service. Furniture Dimity Mush . Robes citizens tue annexed to tne directions, who He sees me—now, with dreadful shriek, Horses.—Horses whose labor is severe, are But the following instance, which occurred Linen cambric • Cambric muslin nave reenved the gieatest benefit from the He whirls a serpent high in air. oilen injured by being stinted in water, par the next day, seems of a still harder character. Blue and plain Nankeens .Improved Liquid Opodeldoc,' when they had Horror! the leplile strikes his tooih ticularly when they are allowed a large quau- It was .that of.a middle aged woman from the Cravats, assorted colors Diaper previously used the hard kind to no puipose. Deep in my heart, so crushed and sad ! •ity of food. It is a common practice with Harz. the seat of the great iron works of the Blue silk Velvet This article is asserted to be a Sovereign Ay. !.'i-gh, vi> fiends! I feel the truth ! country, who was carrying about nails to sell >vagoners, when their horses come m from a Plain and fig'd jaconett, s i - done !—I'm mud! V'm mad!''' by the pound. These she carried about on long fatiguing journey, their strength almost Figured Gros de Vaples silks tiMii, cramp, numbness, stiffness of the neck her shoulders in a large basket, containing aNo exhausted by long continued exertion and Green and white Florence 01 joints, slight burns, fresh wounds, chil her provisions, the whole weighing at fii.st sweating, to offer them immediately an unlim present condition of Franco. Black Canton and French crape blains, &c. eighty pounds, and still after travelling thirty itcd Quantity of food, and very little, and most The fcllowiug letter .roni Paris of August Black sarsinett and India Levantine " As the whole family of mankind are lia or thirty-five miles, the weight was but li d! commonly not a drop, of water. Under such 12th, published in a late number of the N. Y Bnbinett Lace different widths and qualities ble to these casualties, no prurient person diminished. This she did every two or three circumstances the stoma'.h is notable to di Green and white crape should be without a bottle ofit in their house." Spectator, contains much interesting informa weeks, and it commonly took her a week 10 gest the food taken m, and it is probable that Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 10s The Hon. Sam'l L. Mitchell, M. D- LL.D, tion relative to the present state ol France. dispose of her stock.. She earned about a six the staggers are sometimes the consequence Ladies' silk and white Kid Gloves one 01 the first medical Professors in the state Mregard to its political situation, France pence per day ; the family at home lived of such management. When a horse comes ; Silk Buttons, assorted colors of New York, has given a certificate in its f*c now in a very interesting state. There are chiefly on potatoes, but when travelling she from a long journey, lie should always be al Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose vonr—suc-i authority you will not dispute. ihree parties ; first, the ultras, who wish every treated herself to a little rye bread. This is lowed a little water before he is fed. It is re- Gimps, assorted colors It is prepared by J. P. WHITH'ELL, whose thing restored just as it was before the revolu probably a fair specimen of the mode of living coinmende to permu a horse to diinK his fiii, Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools name is impressed on each bottle, without tion, the king despotic, the charter abolished, of a majority of the large population of the if he is not very wann, about a mile from the Foundation muslin which it is not genuine. N. B. In cases the old noblesse reinstated, &c.; second, the Hartz. We know in our country nothing of tavern, or place where yon intend to stop ; as Ladies' white cotton pocket hand'fs with wor of acute Gout and Rheumatism, a tea spoon ministerial party, who wish things to remain poverty and hardship but the name." the water will then warm in his stomach, i»y ked borders Black silk Vesting ful 011 going to bed, taken inwardly, in a wine much as they are, taking care, however, to the time you arrive at the inn—when it is said Valentia, toilnett and marseilles Vesting ilass of cold watei, has in conjunction with strengthen the crown as much as possible,and Whispering Gallery—It appears by a com to be preferable to watering in the stalls. India calico, a good article for bed quilts the external application ofit, performed some to manage the elections; and third, the liber iriunication in the National Intelligencer, [•N~tw England Farmer. Quilling cotton Ribbons, assorted colors most extraordinary cures. als, who are striving for a still more popular signed by Mr Arthur J. Salisbury, that the ro Ladies' Kid Gloves, assorted colors form, or at least a more popular administra tunda of the Capitol at Washington City, is Solvent for Putty —To move panes of old AROMATIC SNUFF. ^en's first quality Beaver do tration of government. In the chambers, the found to possess the capacity of conducting glass from sashes, spread with a small brush, ALSO may be had, that valuable and pop.« Brown muslin for hats uiai iiiticle, AROMATIC SNUFF, recommend extremes, i. ev. the ultras and the liberals, act the least audible whispers in the same man a little nitric or muriatic acid over the putty, Cotton checks Bed '^icks together against the minister, tho' at sword's ner as the famous gallery of St.Paul's Church, an>t it will soon become soft,and can be remo ed by Doctor Wniei house, which Snuff is s.o U mbrellas a^td Parasols Pearling point on all other topics. London. The discovery was merely acci ved without injury.either to the glass or frame. celebrated :brougham the American contin Black and crimson Tabby Velvet Of the Chambers, the House of Peers is dental. The following particulars are given : ent, in cases of catarrh and head-ache, and Fl it bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace much the most independent. The election On entering the Rotunda, I observed a Extract of a letter from Smyrna, July 1JJ, which possesses that desirable property of Apron checks, warranted Indigo bine of a great portion of the chamber of Deputies workman engaged in painting a part ofthe received in England. sensibly stimulating the spirits without subse Boot webb Tapes Quality binding is directly controlled by the government, who circular wall above the cornice, and just below "In politics there is nothing new. The quent depression. The above, valuable Med Beit Ribbons, a new style cioth do not:pare the exertions of their power in the dome. The thought occurred to me, that Captain Pacha is at Myteline, with his fleei — f ' icines may be had 'of [itnjauxin Isaacs, at Silk Braids, assorted colors thi> respect, and therefore always have a ma if another person should place himself at a be takes in about 15,000 troops, after winch iNoiwalk. Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves joi ity. This is not the case in the other cham point, immediately opposite, it was possible he joins the Egyptian squadron coming from Norwalk, May 23, 1826. Paper hangings Bonnet wire ber, where (he grrat question of restoring the they might hear each other's whispers, if ut Alexandria, which, together wiih Ibrahim Shell horn and ivory combs Spoons rights of primogeniture, which the king hi t tered close to the wall. Accordingly, I moun Pa ha, are lo attack Hydra, and Napoii di 7 LU.VIBEK. Knives and Forks Looking Glasses self urged in his speech, was negatived. Ol ted the formidable ladder which led to tins Romania. An army has entered the town of LOVEiVOOD k ST. JOil.Y Clothes unrl shoe brushes Spelling. Books the people at large the great body, especially height, and walking round on the top of the Aiiiens, and will probably attack the citadel. Barber's Razors Pen knives Scissors i'Vfclt 'or s tto at prices unusually lo*,?. of the young men, are decidedly liberal, with cornice, placed myself just opposite to the Gt:ti. Gotira, with his followers, excepting a Children's socks Siales and Pencils O .-50,000 fi.si quality 18 inch Shingles out knowing probably, very definitively, what painter, whom I had apprised of my design.— few in the citadel,whom he left for its defence .5.000 feet 2 ince Pine Plank Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick soit of privileges they would wish to have. He placed his ear against the wall, and I ap has taken a position in the mountains. Mainia 2,000 feet 2d quality do An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and The present Royal family have no hold on plied my mouth very closely to it, and asked has be^n entered by Ibrahim Pacha, and sev 10,000 feet 1 1 4 inch clear Plank Crockery October 2 the affections of the people. The king is a in a loud whisper, " canyon htar what 1 sayV eral of the villages destroyed. The Greeks 12.000 feet 2d quality do. gentleman in his manners ; but is not distin Alter waiting about half a minute, I heaid ';is- appear determined lo be annihilated belo e ONE CENT REWARD. The above Lumber has been just received guished for intellect or taste- IJis brother,the linctly uttered, as if at my side, the r^ply, they will surrender. This year the Porte has AWAY from the subscriber on the from Pittsburgh. 0>"'-''»fi 2 late king, was a man of letters and an accou - '• yes, very plainly." 1 then said " whisper made immense preparations—at least 100,000 JL%/ efitb of instant September, nninden'ed phvhed scholar, if not a statesman. Charles lower: as low as you can," and after the same Turks are in or entering the Morea. I think apprentice t" t'^e shoemakmg business named X was wild and exceedingly dissipated in his iiiteival, I iieard as .iislinctly as before, the there will be a dreadful battle fought at Hy , LUMBER. Bradley CanfelJ, aboit five f»et four inches youth; and now in his maturer age has passed -uiswer of my companion, •' I do whisper its ,Ira—it may fall, but there will be a desperate STREET & JAMES , high, light complexion and light hair. All to the opposite extreme, and become a devo low u-s lean!" I then descended, convinced struggle." FFER lo. sai1. <• :!•< it Y;od m Norwalls. persons are. hereby strictly forbid trusting, tee. ' Being thus open to the influence of the thai we are not outdone even by the long eel tiie following kinds of Lumber, viz. harboring, employing, or paying him wages O priests, he is viewed with great distrust by the obrated Wbispe.iing Gallery in the British At the Glonnel (Ireland) Assizes, Mary f»S,')t)0 best Calskill Shingles on the severest penalty of the law. body of the natives. In his private character metropolis. Ours indeed is on a scale raiiiei Cassidy plead guilty to a theft, which she said 78,000 ' Albany do WATERS BOUTO.V. he is now considered as very regular, and per smaller; the difference however is trifling.— stie committed with the hope of beirg trans •5,000 feet merch't Boards New Canaan, Sept. 26. i 326. 32* haps irreproachable ; as arc also the Duke & The diameter of the circle under the dome of ported to Botaiy Bay, and of joining her hus 10,000 Hemlock do Duchess of xVngoule'; e. The Duke resem St. Paul's, is 100 feet ; the diameter of oui band,to whom chat fate was assigned last year. 5,000 clear do bles his father in appearance and probably m Rotunda is 9G feet. " Oh, my Lord!"said she, " I will submit, I Broad-Cloths and Cassimeres. 5,000 2d clear do t he character of his mind. The young DuUe am guilty, if you let me bring my poor child- VERY handsome assortment of Broad- 4,000 clear &2d do 1 14 & 2in.Plan& of Bordeaux is a premising child ol neai iy six Dr. Peeston Brown, brother of the Minister lentomy husband. I have two poor ciea- Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satinnetts, for 5.000 fust quality Siding years old. He is the last of the Bourbons.— of the United States a' Paris, was shot at -i •ures, and we want to follow their father. It sate che.ap by STREET St JAMKS. 1,500 yeliow pin- The next heir in France is the Duke of Or place a few miles lielo Louisville, Ky. by a vav for that I stote.. We have neither a bit 2,000 men ITi iviir.r. Fine Plank leans ; who is a man of sound judgment ai.ri man engaged in a dispute with another per not a sup, >i )r can we get it from our own Leghorn Hals, a new supply, 300 Sc-mtliug - grea probity of ch.aracter. Vie has sevei^l son. Toe Doctor was at tern tiling to make J*ith and kin. Send us to my husband, my J~"*URJT • sccived .md for sale-by Abo,always <»n hand GO;.: i STONE'JUIMEJL sons. Tiie piesentfamily, it may be said, ar< P^ACT bet WCPII iiiRin. IJe died ofthe wound Lord ; or, if you do not, I «ill submit to your MRS. M._ A. SEH,ECK. iy the Barrel for sale as above;. tolerated rather than firmly fixed on the throne. on Friday night the 32d ulttipp. gracious luQroy in any way.75 Norvyalk, October ' October^ ' •