land killed the only workmen who
within
^ the building,—Id.
M r G erry and the President.-f-The
Boston Statesman says, that Mr. Gerry
has “ assured these editors that nothing
that could be tortured into a violation
of decorum, transpired during his inter­
view- with General Jackson.” Thus,
one by one, the vile calumnies o f the
tinprlncipled, mendicant letter w riters of
the coalition, are dishonoured by the
open contradiction o f its own partizans.
-U . S. Telegraph.
^A paper is about being published in Bal­
timore to be called the Loconiotive Engine.
The JBible.—It is stated that an officer in
the U. S. army at the Sault de St. Marie,
has tranalated the greater portion of the BiDle into the language of the Indians. The
narrations in Genesis are said to have exci­
ted great interest arnong the Indians, from
their striking accordance, in many particu­
lars, with their own most cherished tra­
ditions.
From the Baltimore Gazette, Jan. 23.
W e learn th a t an experiment was
this morning made on the R ail Road
with the car which has been constructed
10 be propelled by means o f a m il.
The wind being fair and ftesh, it was
carried along at the rate o f twenty miles
an hour, and excited a great deal o f . ad­
miration at the facility with which it
was managed.
In addition, we have the gratification
to state, th at Mr. Beltzboover, the keep­
er of the Indian Q ueen H otel, has been
desired to provide accommodations for
a number o f members o f Congress, who
design to take advantage o f the recess
in the session o f the House, to visit the
great and interesting work in the neigh­
bourhood of our city, this afternoon.
The Rail Road is becoming the lion
of 'h e day, and we are glad to discover
that the great men o f the nation are
sensible o f its importance, and enter­
tain a laudable curiosity to be acquaint­
ed with the effects o f the experiments
daily tried upon it.
Literary Curiosity.—W e have lately
been gratified with a sight o f a copy o f
the Breeches Bible, B arker’s edition
printed in 1591-2; to which is annexed
the whole o f the Church o f England
Service, Sternhold and Hopkip’s Psalms
set to musick, &c. &c. and also a Gene­
alogical T ree o f th e Families from
Adam to Christ. This curious reliqne
of antiquity is nineteen years older than
a copy sold lately in London a t one
hundred pounds, to which an allusion is
made in the affixed note, taken at the
time from a London new spaper; “ T he
Holy Bible, translated according to the
Hebrew and G reek folio, London; R o­
bert Barker, I S l l . ” “ T his old and
once much esteemed translation is com­
monly called ‘ the Breeches Bible,’ be­
cause in the seventh verse o f the third
chapter o f Genesis, the translator says
—And they (Adam and Eve) sewed
iSgge-tree leaves together and made
themselves^ 'breeches.— Glassgow Free
Press.
BAbTiMonp, Jan. 25.
.Attempt to Rob the Stage,—This
morning at a little before 6 o’clock, as
the A ccom m od ation S t a g e b e lo n g in g to
the line o f Messrs. Barnum, Beltzhoorer & Co. was ascending a hill on th e
Washington Turnpike, about tw o hun­
dred yards beyond where it diverges
from the P ra tt street road, th e driver
was fired upon, though without efiect,
the ball passing near his head, by some
person concealed a t the side o f the road.
The horses taking fright a t the report
of the pistol, set off a t full speed, when
a second ball more accurately aimed
than the first passed through one o f the
thighs o f the driver.
The keeper o f th e gate, near which
the outrage was committed, alarmed at
the furious rate a t which th e stage ap­
peared to be advancing, closed his gates
, against it, and, with th e assistance o f
I the driver, succeeded in stopping the
horses. T h e driver was then taken
from his seat, a n d . upon removing his
dress to examine the state o f the wound,
a large ball rolled out, having entirely
passed through his thigh, though fortu­
nately* without fracturing the bone.
The stage contained a number of
passengers, several o f them members
of Congress, and one o f them a lady.
The number of the villains is not dis­
tinctly ascertained, th e driver being of
opinion that there w ere three, and one
of the passengers declared he saw six.
Conversations on Vegetable Physiolo§y.~This is the name o f a neat duo­
decimo volume which has ju st been re ­
published in this city by th e Messrs.
Carvill, from the English edition. It is
[ from the pen of a very popular w riter,
tbe lady author of Conversations on
i Chymistry—a book pronounced by the
late Sir Humphrey Davy as th e best
elementary work on chymistry in the
English language. T h e contents o f
Ine present work comprehend the eleoients of botany, and their application
to agricultures and their basis is the
lectures of a distinguished professor of
■geneva, t h # author having followed
aim with regard to facts and opinions,
and claiming to herself no other merit
^nan the attractive and popular form in
'vhich she has conveyed them . H er
Ptevious works possess g reat fascina|‘ons, for young persons, o f style and ilMration; and We see no reason to beueve that this volume will prove less
popular than the others.—E v. Post.
The notice, issued by the Marshal at Wash‘Ooton, prescribing the manner in which
^^ttiages shall approach the President’s
“onse on drawing room evenings, and other
?dcb matters, has given rise to some scurril“V>and a good many attempts at witticism.
”Uevening paper of this city, sneering on
08 subject, observed that the-assistance
0* the police might be necessary now-abut that it had not been found so hereofore. This was about as accurate, as that
oofoi lunate print usually is. The following,
^j'lch we quote from a Washington pajJer,
show wherein the practice differs now<i'days, from that of the former Presidents.
, As to the police officers posted at the
por, for the purpose of preventing the ad“ssion of boys and improper persons, they
substituted by the Marshal, in the
Pace of the negro porter and a file o f sol*ers, who were charged with that duty un*be administration of Mr. Adams. In
opinion of the President, it was the duty
‘be civil, and not of the military, to
Reserve order on such occasions.” —Eve.
y^obias Watkins.—The case of Dr. Wat'as has been again brought before the noiceof the publick; and it is probable, that
aether diseussion will ensue from its revixj 9® Saturday in the Supreme Court,
t Bichard S. Coxe, moved for a rule to
served on the counsel of the United
ates to shew cause why a writ of habeasshould not be granted to bring To8lkins before the Court, in order to
d"' hy, what authority lie was held in
On the suggestion of Chief Justice M ar-'
sbal, the further consider.ition of the mo­
tion was deferred until such time as the
Attorney General should be present.
We understand that the applicatioii made
by Mr. Coxe is clilefly grounded upon the
argument so long discussed during the late
trial of this case, and decided upon by the
Justices of the Circuit Court, with, respect
to the common law jurisdiction of the Fe­
deral Courts of the United States within the
District o f Colombia.—-Washington Tel.
w
i r o y r i s i 'i i e t i m e ,
Selling off at reducedjprices.
SALE AT ATOTTON,
Coarse and Fine Salt.
N EW At C H R A P GOODS
lE ^ 'I L L be sold at Auction, on the first
BUSHELS Turks Island; 400 , A t the regular old Cheap Shop.
▼ day of March, at 10 o’clock A. M., I F v f v f do. Syracuse; 1200 doi Cape 1,1 DWARD LYONisnoW receiving from
At Cost and RIbIow Cost. onV the
prei^ises, a quantity of Mill Ma- Salt, for s^le by
J Z i thfe city a liiige supply of Dry Goods
•'I1 H E subscriber being desirous of do- • hinery, consisting of Mil! stones, Pit
well calculated for the trade. If h’fedoes not
M’KINSTRY, DAY & CO.
A sing h's business, is induced to of­ Wheel, Screen, Duster, Reels, Wheels and
advertise bis goods as having been purchasNovember 12,1829.
30
a quantity of castings, shafts &c. the resi­
fer his entire stock of well assorted
■
ed
at ----- in the city of New-York, he
~ ~ l^ is 7 W .
due of the machinery taken out of the
feels determined that the prices given at bis
B B .'S ' d O O D S ,
T a lm a g e m ills , a t C a u te rs k ill.
V IT ’E wish to inform our friends and cus- counter shall prove to the publick that they
(all of which have been purchased with*
■
V T tomers that we do not sell at auc­ were purchased some where cheap.
ALSO,
in the last eighteen months,) at such pri­
tion, but buyout goods there. They will
Scarlet tartan.plaids Is fid; 4-4 heavy hr.
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,
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ces as he thinks will command the atten­
a ls o p e r c e iv e o u r sign to b e th e 3 fe w -Y o rk
s h e e t i n g s 9 d ; g o o d I je d tic k s l s 2 d a n d l s 4 d ;
Tu
'S,
Cisterns,
Stc.
Terms
made
known
Auction Dry Goods Store—not'the New-^ 7-8 fine bleached muslin 9d; broad cloths
D IE D —In this village, on Monday tion of all who wish to purchase, either on the day of sale.
York Auction Store.
' and pelisse cloths from 7s to 14s per yard;
last, Edwin, son of Reynolds Cornell, in large or small quantities.
N. G ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
Call
at
No.
4,
Mercantile
Buildings,
Jan.
7.
H
awxhprst
&
A
hthhr
.
aged two years.
calicoes Is 3d; white calicoes at 9d; brown
Catskill, February 3, 18304w42.
At Windham, of acute hydrocephalus, on next door to Croswell & Brace’s.
do. 7d; and in proportion fine black bomba­
'
Seasonable
Goods.
WILLIAM H. COIT.
the 23d ult,, Alexander Bomayne Camp,
zines, black & white bobiiicit lace for veils;
T
H
I
S
D
A
Y
,
Catskill.
Feb.
4,1830.__________42
TAMES
G
ELLIOTT,
is
i
w
in
llie
re­
only son of Doct. Harvey Canip, aged 15
blk bobinett lace veils; 7 and 8-4 black
The 4ih f f Feb. 1830, w ill be drawn the ef ceipt of an additional sunply of season­ also
and scarlet Merino shawls with wool bor­
years. Though he was but just emerging
TO LET,
able goods, which enables him to offer on ders; Gentlemen and Ladies blk and white
from childhood, he showed the buddings of
NEW-YORK
■
AOR
a
term
of
years,
the most favorable terms, an extensive and English silk hose; blk, white and assorted
a bright genius and most persevering inteh
c o n s o e i i >a t e i > l o t t e r y .
ge.-ieral assortment, comprising, in Dry buskin habit gloves and mils; pongees, blk
r the dwelling (fcstore
lect. Ardent hopes were entertained of his
Extra Class No, 1, for 1830.
Goods— -broadcloths, CasSisitneres, Sati­ Nankin crapes, India flags and bandanna
,
„
house,
recently
erected
hecqming a shining ornament to that useful
60 Numbers, 9 drawn ballots.
nets, Flannels, Baizes,,Bang-up cords, Silk, hdkfs, fancy muslins, plain jaconets & mull
SCHEME,
profession of which his father is a dis­ in the town o f Clermont in Columbia
silk
velvet and, Valentia Vesiings; Tarian
county,
at
the
intersection
of
the
Post
tinguished member. But the most sanguine
1 prize o f
0,000 , 10 o f^2 0 0 Plaids, Camblets, Prussian, Cashmere and mull muslins,phin book and Swissmuslms,
hopes are blasted in a moment. On the road and the roads leading from the river
1
3,000
10
150 merino Shawls, Calicoes (an assortment) Scotch lawns; a splendid assortment chintz
day which completed his fifteenth year, into_ the interior. To a suitable person
Italian sewings, Pru.^^sian hdkfs.
1
1,500
30
,
100
blue, piiiK and black Satins, Satin Levan­ calicoes,
and shawls, worsted and silk habit trim­
the remorseless messenger of death, whose with a moderate capital the terms will be 1 ■
1,250
51
50
tines,
Florence
and
ItalianLustrings,
heavy
mings, blk frqgS frog buttons and keg but­
pity no age or innocence can move, arrested reasonable, and possession may be had
1,100
51
40 blue bik Gros de Naples, linen apd faobbi- tons,belt and cap ribboris. glazed wadding,
him and laid him in an untimely grave. immediately. For further particulars in­ 1
net
Laces,
cotton
do
;
Chintz
Shawls
and
1000
51
30
plain brown barage and muslins for bonnets,
His parents will long have to mourn the quire o f H. Stevens, Esq. residing in 4
5
500
51
20 Hdkfs., Canton & figured Nanxin Crapes, cable cords, fall vestings, cotton yarn bats,
loss of an obedient and dutiful son, his only said town, or at: the office of this paper.
Italian
do.
Crape
Lisse,
Linens
and
Linen
5
'
400 1 102
15
Feb. 4,1830. '_____________ 7w42*
for
sister, of a lovely’ and affectionate brother,
Cambrics, Bombazetts, double fold Bomha- &c. &c. See his other advertisements
Nov. 5, 1829.
and the youth of his society, an innocent
5
300 J 1530
8 zines, Italian, French,Si India seWing Silks, silks and cloths.______
TO LET,
and agreeable companion.—Coxc.
10
250 1 11475
4 Cambrics, Cambric Muslins, green Durant
n O S S E S B lO N given
Whole Tickets ^4 Halves ;g2,00. Quarr German Flags, India do., red and yelow N E W & C H E A P STO RE.
I I ENRY H. HYDE is now opening a vejB- thefirstof May next, tcrs J^ljOO. For sale at
Bandanas. An assortment of seasonable i l ry desirable assortment of Dry Goods,
ON THURSDAY,
__ __J t f m ‘he noted Tavern Stand
J. TRUESDAIL’S Office. Hosiery, Gloves, & c.; 5 bales Domestic selected with much care. Owing, to the
The 1 \th February, w ill be drawn the and premises occupied by Z. Clark, Esq.
Shirtings, 4 dp. Sheetings, 1 do. Checks, 10 general depreciation in the prices of goods,
Catskill, Jan. 26, 1830
40
and the Store and Lumber Yard occupied
do. Cotton Yarn of .the best quality, 4 do. he is enabled, to offer them unusually low,
N E W -t^ O R K
by Messrs. Andrews tfc Woodruff; also, BROKEN BANK NOTES do. Batts, 4 do. do. Tick.,
CO N SO JLII>A TEI> L O T T E R Y , two convenient Dwelling Houses.
for cash or approved credit. His friends
WANTED.
and the publick are solicited to examine
Groceries.
Extra Class No. 2—For 1830.
'
A. BROSNAHAM.
y 11HE following Bapk Notes are wanted,
(hem before purchasing. The following are
20
chests
hyson
SKin
and
young
hyson
Teas
Catskill, February 2, 1830.
42
60 Numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
I . for which the highest cash prices will 8 do. TooKay do 4 hhds Sugar
received, viz:—
be paid in cash or tickets.
SCHEME.
Satin levantines; blk. and blue French le
5
bhds.
choice
St.'Croix
Ruai,5
do.
Port­
KOTICE^
New Hope Delatpare Bridge, Columbia,
prize o f 415,000
40
vanlines; striped and plaid sarcenets
land;
10
do.
heavy
retailing
Molasses
A N adjourned meeting of the inhabl- Patterson, Middle District, Farmers Bank
5.000
• 45
100 _
Heavy black do; super Italian lutestring
tants friendly to the formation of a Belchertown, Silver Lake, Franklin N J., Snipes Gin,3 do. Brandy
2.000
60
50 Benevolent Society, will be held at C. N. State Bank at Trenton, Greene County, l 4 casks and quarter casks Madeira, Tene- Black and blue black gro de naps; fig’d do .
Black and coloured florences; 4-4,7-4 and
1,600
riffe, Lisbon and Malaga Wines
50
40, Botsford’s, on Monday evening the 8th Franklin JV, Y. Monniouth, Pautucket, J.
8-4 merino shawls; Cashmere, Thibet,
MaccoboySi
Scotch
Snuff,
Cavendish,
plug
instant,
at
6
o’clock.
1,030
50
so'’
Barkers, N. J. Manufacturing, Jersey City.
imitation and Prussian shawls; barrage
&
.cut
Tobacco;
Ginger,
pepper,
pimento
1000
100
20
J TRUESDAIL’S
n
-it
Chairman.
Gauze,
silk and fancy dress handkerchiefs
Cassia,
loaf
and
lump
Sugar,
Havana
Jnd
Catskill,
Feb.
3,1830.
Iw42
500
200
L o tte r y a n d E xch a n g e Office.
10
a great variety; 4 4, 6-4 bl’k & white bob
common
Segars,,
Glass,"Pipes,
etc.
w
^
10
300 1 2 2 5 0
5
27
binet lace; bobbine.; and linen edgings
Cufskill, Dec. 10,1829
82
DISSOLUTIOJT.
’ Catskill, 0cl.‘2 0 ,1829.
10
200 _
and
footings; lace, tambored and needle
copartnership heretofore exist^ NOTICE.
NEW
STORE.
work’d cape,s, double and jingle, a su­
Whole Tickets at $5. Halves
50.
X ing between the subscribers under Y l^IL L IA M H. c o il', (late otthefirm of A LL personshaving demands against the
Quarters
25. For sale at
perb variety; 4 4 and 5-4 white and black
the firm of Francis Sayre 4* Co. is this
TV Porter, Colt & Tappan,) bas taxen jd L estate of Garret Abeel, late of Cats­
bobbinet lace veils; plaid and striped
J. TRUESDAIL’S OFFICE.
day dissolved by mutual consent. All the Store formerly occupied by Haight &. kill, (Jeceased, are requested .to present
French ginghams; an elegant assortment
D ra w n N u m b e rs o f C lass N o. 15.
p e r s o n s h a v i n g d e m a n d s a g a i n s t t h e s a i d Van Voorhis, (next dooi to Crosw'ell &, them; and those indebted to him aie re­
of light and chintz calicos 80 pieces
44 7 43 6 45 15
firm will present them to FI Sayre for Brace,j where he is opening a general as­ quested to pay the same to either of the sub­ N a n k in c r a p e s ; c o f d a n d b la c k Q a n to n d o .
Which gives the following prizes sold at
payment, and all those indebted will sortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY scribers, WithoUt delay.
Brown bafisle; browli camhiicks; carab k
TRUESDAIL’S OFFICE,
make payment to him.
ELIZABETH ABEEL, Executrix,
GOODS, comprising all the variety of arir
dimity; 4 4, 6-4 and 9-8 cambricjks, fine
Viz—Ticket combination 6, 7, 43, the capi­
ANTHONY ABEEL, Executor.
F R A N C IS SA Y R E ,
cles which are usually wanfed,selected par­
Swiss mulls; large and elegant figured do
tal prize of
Catskill, Dec. 5,1829.
34
A N T H O N Y A RM STR O N G ,
ticularly for the retail trade; a few of which
Plain & tambored book muslins; bl’k, while
2,000 DOLLARS,
are enumerated.
W ILLIAM PO RTER.
and green French crapes; crape lesse
Com* 15, 43,44, a prize of ^200, and seve­
Catskill, Jan. 28, 1830.
42
Super blue, black and fancy colored cloths Selling at Reduced Prices. French working*cotton; linen floss; blue
ral prizes of $50 and $40, Were all sold at
and black Circassians; bl’k bombazines
The business will be continued by the Cassimeres,satinets,flannels,baizes blankets' rETH E subscriber contemplating a differJ . T R U E S D A IL ’S Office. subscriber at the old stand, or at the Tarlan and Caroline Plaids
JL ent arrangement in business, offers for Coloured bombazetts; tabby velvets; cap
Goat’s hair and common cambtets
taffetas and belt ribbons a fine variety
Catskifl, Feb. 4, 1830
42
Elaboratory.
F. SAYRE.
sale at reducedprices his stock of HARD­
Italian Lustrings, Sarsnets and Sinchews
WARE AND CUTLERY; consisting of Linen driliings; blue and yellow nankeens
V IL L A G E M E E T IN G .
Blue and black Gros de Naples
REWARD
Swedes and Ulster Iron, hoop and band Black and white silk hosiery, worsted and
Blue and black Marcelines ; Bombazines
cotton do, Washington d o ; buskin gloves
■A MEETING of the inhabitants of
Iron, nail rods; German, Swedes, hoop L.
Of
one
Pound
of
Rags,
Bqmbazetts, Circassians, lace veils, laces
blk, white & colored ; mitts; silk gloves
JM . the village o f Catskill, will be held
and cast steel; anvih, vises, sledgps, files
B u t no charges.
Ribbons,Calicos,Shirting, Sheetings,&c.Szc. and rasps, mill saws; German, cast and Braids and cords for trimmings; red, scar
at the Court House, on Monday the 15th
Also an assortment of CHOICE GROCE­ Philadelphia crosscut saws; hand, pannel,
let and yellow bandannas; German flag
of February inst, at 10 o’clock A. M., to "¥Y AN away from the subscribers on the
handkerchiefs: blue, black, green, olive,
sash, wood cutters, key hole and bow saws;
take into consideration the propriety of J A night of the 2d of January 1830, an RIES for families,
C a ts k ill O c t. 2 3 , 1 8 2 8 ________''
75
brown and steel mixed broad cloths
voting a tax to improve Main-street.— indented apprentice to, the Paper Ma-,
saw sets; braces and bits; planes; plane
King business, by thq name o f James Pur~
irons; chisels; steel and iron squares; win­ Black and mixed cassimeres; blue and
Dated Catskill, Feb. 4, 1830.
LASTS.
steel mixed .satinets; bang up cords; indi­
vis,
light complexion, small stature, and
dow
springs; knob, closet, chest, till, trunk,
2w42
IRA DUBOIS. Clerk.
about nineteen years of age. All per­ riN H E subscriber has just received an as- pad and stock locks; knob, Norfolk and
go checks and plaids; brown and bleacli'd
JL sortment of first quality Men’s and thumb latches; bolts, butts and screws;
muslins; cotton yarns; balls, &c. &c.
C U T T E R F O R S A L E . sons are forbid harboring, trusting or em- Women’s
finished in the neatest man­ tacks and brads; cpifimodes; castors, bed
ALSO—Gilt iz Mahogany framed Look­
A handsome single herse Sleigh or ploying said runaway under the penalty ner, whichLasts,
he offers for sale on reasonable
of the law.
P m . Cutter, nearly new, for sale by
screws, gun locks, wool cards, patent wheel ing Glasses, a general assortment; together
terms. Also, Bean’s Paste Blacking, high­ heads, fry pans, sad irons, coffee mills; with a fine variety of China, Glass and
B R U C E 4- S E E L E Y .
' SAM U EL SMITH.
ly recommended.
trace chains, iron wire; lioitow ware; brass Edrthenware, very low. April 23 1829.
New-Baltimore. Jan. 27.1830. 3w42
Catskill, 2d mo. 4tb, 1830.
42
REYNOLDS CORNELL.
andirons;
shovel and tongs, tea trays; shov­
December 10,1829.
34
N E W GOODS.
$5 REWARD.
els and spades; buttons; knives and forks,
OWE CENT REW ARD.
I 'lORTER & TAPPAN, offer for sale on
A N a w a y f r o m t h e s u b s c r i b e r o n o r ^ T O L E N from the subscriber on Mon- C l KETCHES of Naval Life by a Civilian, pen and pocket knives; scissors and shears,
.1 (he most favorable terms,a large assort­
razors, shoe knives, &c.
N. G. ELLIOTT,
J t w about the first of July last, George O day, the 1st instant, a calf skin Pock­ 1 ^ for sale by
N . B. The above are offered for sale low­ m e n t o f
^qvem bel 26,1829.
32
Foot, u coloured boy, bound by indenture et Book, new. containing Eleven Dollars
er than at any former period. Merchants DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
till,21 years of age. The public are for- in bills, and a number of small notes
A CARD.
and others wiUfind it for their interest'fo call among which are b!ue, black, brown,mixed
bid trusting, harbouring or employing against persons residing in the village.
and drab Broadcloths ; Cassimeres; Sati­
The above amount will be paid for the
him on penalty o f the law-,
subscriber informs the public soon, and examine for themselves.
Pocket
Book
and
contents,
and
a
more
nets; Kerseys; green Baizes ; black, while
2
Panning
Mills,
and
2
Washing
Ma­
J
L
that
the
store
where
a
large
part
of
W ILK ES H YD E.
and red flannels; rose Blankets; bang-up
liberal reward for the detection of the the goods have been purchased at auc­ chines for sale very low.
Catskill, Feb. 2. 1830.
2w42
Cords; Vestings; Tartan Plaids; Camblets;
thief.
W ILLIAM A. PITC H E R .
B. W. DWIGHT.
tion, and are sold at the lowest rates for
OTICE IS hereby given, that an apBombazines; Bombazetts; Circassians; blk
Catskill, Oct. 9,1829.__________ 26
Any persons indebted by note to Jas. C ash, is at his old stand directly opposite
LN plication will be mqde to the legis­ Van Gordon or bearer, are cautioned hot C. N. Botsford’s Tavern ; and hopes the
Levantines; Sincheurs; Lustrings; Canton
H A R D W A R E STO R E. Crapes; Prussian Shawls; silk and cotton
lature o f the state of New-Vork, the pre­ to pay them before calling upon the sub­ public will call and examine his goods
sent session, for the incorporation o f a scriber.
Hdkfs; worsted & cotton Hosiery; Checks;
TY. A . PITC H ER.
Sign o f the Padlock.
before they purchase elsewhere.
company to build a Turnpike Road, beCatskill, Feb. 4,1830.
42
--n p H E Firm of T. B. \merican Plaids; Irish Linens; Russia Dia­
Many kinds of goods have fallen du­
ginningat the Saugerties and Woodstock
JL Cooke & Co. is chan­ pers ; 300 pieces Calicoes, comprising a
ring the last nine months nearly fifty per
Turnpike road near the bouse of Robert
NO TICEged to C O O K E , W IL,- complete assortment; 5 bales American
cent, and persons are often duped and
L. Brink in the town of Saugerties in the
S O N & O R IG G S , Sheeting.® ; 5 bales American Shirtings; 3
purchase inferior goods at New Stores
C O L in M C B Z A B A N K .
county of Ulster, to intersect the Hunter
I who are now opening a bales Tickings.
HOLDERS o f the Bills o f the Bank without examination, when by calling on
Their stock of Groceries is large, con­
Turnpike road at the most convenient
large and handsome as­
their old friends substantial articles might
sisting
ipfpart of 40 cbests byson skin and
point after passing the house of Daniel' A of Columbia may deposit the same be had at lower prices.
sortment of Hard-Ware
young hyson teas; 15* hhds molasses; 3
Bloomer, in the town of Hunter, in the with Caleb Day, Esq. o f Catskill, and
HollowW
are,
Cutlery,
AMOS CORNWALL.
county of Greene,—also to have commis­ take from him a Certificate o f the amount
_
Saddlery, JYails, Glass, hhds. brown sugar; 10 hhds. St. Croix rum ;.
Jan. 14.______________ ______ 39
left.
sioners appointed by the legislature to
T in , Iron and Steel, of recent importations, 5 pipe.s French brandy; 2 pipes Holland
JAMES POW ERS, Receiver
lay out said road, and appraisers to as­
which they offer for sale, wholesale and re­ gin j 30 casKS wine ; Indigq, pepper, spice,
WINTER GOODS.
ginger, coffee, chocolate, raisins,cassia, &c.
to the Bank of Columbia.
sess the damages. Feb. 4,1830.
at the lowest New-York prices.
■ U.ST received, a large and selected as- tail,PLOUGHS
Catskill. Oct. 39. 1828.
76
Catskill,
Jan.
25,
1830.
41
and PLOUGH CAST­
J o h n E l d r id g e ,
• f sortment of Goods, among which will INGS, of every description,kept constantly
R obert L. L ivingston,
NO TICE.
^ be found crimson, slate, salmon, olive,
Fashionable & Good Goods.
ffw42______ J eremiah R ussele.
FjpiH E mercantile business heretofore French grey, and sage col’d Circassians; on hand
I . ' DWARD LYON has just received a
Catskill, Jan, 1,1829.____________ ^
A carried on by Bennet Osborn, will cloths; sattinetts; an assortment of calicoes
I ’i few pieces of the most splendid Grosde
Private Insane Hospital, & be conducted in future by Henry Osborn of the most fashionable colours and patterns;
Zhines ever exhibited in this Village. The
Waterman’s Justice’s Manual,
and Ohadiab Stevens, under the firm of red white and green ^annel; muslins; cot­ ^ E C O N D edition, adapted to the Re- colours are sage, myrtle, dark slate, &c.—
IN F IR M A R Y .
l Y R . HAMMOND respectfully informs OSBORN & STEVENS, at his old ton diaper; ticking, &c. &c. with a variety
vised Statutes, to which is added the Also, blue black marceline, rich India satin,
M fi the public that, having been advised stand. Osborn & Stevens are likewise of other articles not enumerated all of which Revised Statute relative to the office & duties together with a variety of other silks, &c.
by some o f the most celebrated o f the empowered to settle, all concerns ofR . will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
of Justices of the Peace, heretofore called Also, a few pieces of Circassians and merino
HAWXHURST & ARTHUR.
Medical faculty o f this city, to open a Osborn, relative to the store; and to them
the Fifty Dollar Act, price $2, for sale by citcassians, fashionable colours for cloaks
December 24,1829.
36
and dresses. Nov. 5, 1829.
29
Nov. 19..
N. G. E iiU ott.
private institution for the'reception of all must apply for the adjustment of their
insane patients, at some eligible spot on accounts. BENNET OSBORN,
Fresh Goods from Auction.
' f l o v r ,
. .
HENRY OSBORN,
this Island, has selected that well known,
lO O
Monitors jiustreceirFUST
RECEIVED, an assortment of
'^
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N
A
L
FLOUR
o
f
a
superior
qualiOBADIAH
STEVENS.
high, airy, arid universally healthy spot,
Olive, black, blue and London brown
ty, for sale by
N G. ELLIOTT.
Windham, Jan. 12, 1830.
the Hamilton Spring Place. Thjs deCloths; blk. and blue black Gro de Naples;
November 19,1829.____________ 31
DONNELLY, COOKES & Co.
lightfnl spot is situated on the east bank
Italian Lutestring; Silk Marceline; Levan­
Jan.
27,1830.____________
41
The
business
at
Lexington
heretofore
of the Hudson River, eight miles from
NO TICE.
tine and Florence Silks; Calicos, Bedticks,
this city, and half a mile north of Man- carried on by Obadiah Stevens, will be
fW
^HE
subscribers,
having been ap- Muslins, Shoes &c. &c, all of which will be
(T
^
b
E
L
I
N
Q
U
E
N
T
S
.
hereafter
conducted
by
Obadiah
Steyens
hattanville, on the Blopmingdale road,
J L pointed administrators to the estate sold cheap for th e ----commanding a fine view of the North and Henry Osborn, under the firm of A L L persons indebted to the late firm o f the late Mr. John Pullan, will attend
HAWXHURST & ARTHUR.
River. H ere patients are furnished with OSBORN & S'fEVENS
.LM of,FIELD & FAXON, or to the sub­ to settling the business o f the same, at
Catskill,
Oct. 28,1829.
28
OBADIAH S t e v e n s ,
every kind o f exercise and amusement,
scriber, for the Recorder, 4'c. are notified the store lately occupied by the deceased,
HENRY
OSBORN.
that immediate p-dyment must be made, if and all persons having claims against the
such as riding, sailing, bathing, hunting,
L ^ington, Jan. 12,1830.
2w41*
they would save cost.
C. FAYON.
fishing, gardening, &c. In consequence
said estate, are requested to present the
^
t
s
k
i
l
l
,
Dec
24,1829
o f opening this institution, Dr. H. has
same, and all those indebted to it, are de­
FO R S A L E ,
discontinued his old establishment in
sired to make immediate payment.
A VALUABLE TANNERY, situated
ANNUALS
FOR
1830.
Massachusetts,, as well as that at Jamai­ x A , in the town o f Maedonough in the
JAMES PULLAN,
) Adminisca, L. I.; consequently his whole atten­ county or Chenango, ten miles west o f A N elegant variety of the Annuals for’
ROBINSON HAZARD, j trators.
-tlL
1830,
consisting
of
the
Token,
Atlantion will bepaid to this Institution. At Oxford, in good repair and ready, for ex­
Catskill, Dec. 31,1829.
37
this asylum patients of the following de­ tensive business.' Bark Mill, Rolling tick Souvenir, Pearl, the Talisman, Forgetme-Not,
Friendships
Offering,
Winter’s
scription will be received, v iz ; those Mill, Breaking Mill, Pump, &c. are all
B O A R D IN G ,
FO R SALEy ,
that are labouring under insanity, from moved by water power. Hemlock bark Wreath, &c. &c. for sale by
N
.
G.
ELLIOTT.
B
Y
GEORGE
T
A
Y
L
O
R
,
whatever cause; also, such as are labour­ may be purchased at the works for lOs.
v
|^
H
E
Sloop
D e l a w a r e , ninety-four
November 26,1829.
32
N o. 26 Broad-Street,
ing under chronic, nervous or cachectic per cord. Terms will be made easy for
Ji. tons burthen, carries a heavy cargo,
NEW-YORK.
BBLS. rectified. W hiskey; 7 do.
diseases; and lastly, young men o f in­ the purchaser. Inquire o f the subscri­ 'l l
well found, and is a good vessel. She will
April 30,1829.
2 tf
temperate and irregular habits, such as ber, or o f Amos Burdick, near the pre­ .■.eLP Cider Brandy, just received and
be sold low.-and a liberal credit given.
for sale by
AMOS CORNWALL.
are unmanageable by Jbeir parents or mises.
DONNELLY, COOKES & CO.
BENJAMIN KENYON.
IR O N & S T E E L .
December
31,
1 8 2 9 . ______
37
guardians; for patients o f this descrip­
Jan. 6,1830.
38
Maedonough, Jan. 20,1830.
3w41*
"j
TONS Swedes and Ulster wagon
tion, who have neglected their educa­
JL
tire iron; J , | ,
1, l|t,
in.
U aW A K D .
N E W AUC TIO N
tion, ff private instructor is provided.^B A G L E Y & W A.TSON, C tT O L ESNS lfrom
square do. i and 1 in. roun-i do; 3d, 4d &
the
premises
o
f
the
Dr. H. is happy to state that his success A T T O R N E Y S & C O U N S E L L O R S
D R Y GOODS STOREy
subscriber, in October last, an iron 5d hoop iron; 2, 2 |, 2 | & 3 in. band do;
in the, cure of patients of the above de­
A T LAW ,
Eng.
blister,
Ge.rman,
Swedes
&
cast
steel,
Opposite Thomas Haleys.
ENGLISH SHOVEL, with the name Of
scription, has far exceeded bis most san­
tor sale by
M’Kh (strt D ay , & Co.
rB lH E subscribers respectfully inform the
the
subscriber
brande4on
the
handle.-guine expectation for the last two years
D U R H A M .
May 7,1829.
__________ X publick that (hey have opened a gen­
The above reward will be paid to any
past, and which is probably owing to a
November 12,1828.
78
eral assortment of DRY GOODS, which
person
who
will
give
the
necessary
in­
C ID E R .
new mode of treatmeni adopted by him ; TI^DW ARD LYON has just rceive a
they intend to sell at the lowest cash prices.
formation
to
convict
the
thief.
but being well aware that the public have J E i few bales of brown and bleached mus­
X U ST received on consignment,, and for
Having a partner in New-York, we shall
C.
FAXON.
certain prejudices against both public and lins, bed ticks, apron checks, cotton yarn
• J sale by the subscriber, 75 barrels of receive fresh goods once a week. Any goods
Catskill,
Jan.
28,1830.____________
private btspitals, such as the proprietors and bats, 12-4 rose blanket?,
Rectified cider, suitable for bottling or purchased of us and not proving to be what
point or
or keepers o f them being harsh, tyranni­ Duffle "iankets.
draught,—being composed of pure juice on­ we sold them for, may be returned, and the
BLANKS
cal, overbearing, and in some instances
Catskill, Dec. 23,1829.
36
money will be (efunded.
T U S T published, and for sale at this of- ly, fmd well manufactured.
cruel to their patients—in order to do
SAMUEL SMITH.
HAWXHURST & ARTHUR.
V
fice,
a
general
assortment
of
Blanks,
away such feelings, so far as it respects
Oct.
14,
1829.
36
Catskill,
I2th
mo.
3d,
1829
33
JO H N A D A M S &
among which are. Warranty, Quit-Claim
himself, he begs leave to . refer those
and Mortgage Deeds; Leases; Bonds and
JOHN
VAN
VLECK,
T A X SALE.
tt^jVOTICE.
whom it may concern to the Rev. Samuel
Warrants of Attorney; Insolvent papers un­
Eastman, 229 Bowery; Valentine Muii, A T T O R N E Y S & C O U N S E L L O R S der the Abolition Act; do. two-third do; do. O T A T E of New-Voi'k, Comptrollers f i l H E subscriber requests the publick to
^ Office.—^Notice is hereby given, pur­ JL take notice, that all persons are forbid
AT LAW,
M. D. Professor of" Surgery in Rutgers
Affidavits; Pensioners’ B1 >nks; Tavern Li­
Medical College, Park Place; S. W. Solicitors and Counsellors in Chancery, censes and' Permit!!; Declaration on Note, suant to the directions of section 60, title taking any sand, or other materials, from
3, chapter 13 of the first part of the Re­ the lands owned by the s-ibscriber.
Bonney, Esq. corner of Cedar and Nas­
C A T S K IL L , y . r ,
30
&C. &C.
vised Statutes, that a list of all the lands
WILLIAM PULLAN.
sau streets, New-York; and in Boston, to
Supreme Court Blanks.—Fi. fa. in Case; liable to be sold for the state and county tax­
December 10,1829.
34tf
GEORGE W H IT E ,
the Rev. Howard Malcom, and A. A.
Test fi. fa. in Case; fi. fa. in Debt; Sub­ es prior to the year 1827, and for the tax
Dame. Esq.
a t t o r n e y a COUNSELLOR
poenas; Subpoena Tickets; Capias; Venires; assessed pursuant to the piovisions of the
NO TICE.
ttJ* All letters directed to Dr. H . must
A T LAW ,
Judgement Records; Proceedings on Bond act, chapter 302 of the laws of 1828, fbl
A
LL
notes
and accounts due the subbe left at No. 18 Bowery,
JVb. 44, Canal-Sti'cet,
and Warrant Of Attorney; B.jtf BoimIs; Test 389, appointing Commissioners to lay out
New-¥ork, Jan. 28, 1830.
Iy42
NEW YORK.
ca. sa. in Debt; Test ca. sa- in Case and and open a road from Cedar-Point, west­ j X . acriber, under $50, are left with Jbel
Bellamy, Esq., for coilection. An early at­
April 30, 1829.__________________ ^
Trespass; Declaration on Bond, &c. &c
TO EXONERATE FROM IMPRISONMENT.
ward through the towns of Moriah and tention to the payment of the same, will
Common
Pleas
—
F
i
.
fa.
in
Case;
fi.
fa
in
IPursuant to Revised Statutes, part second,
Newcomb, in the county of Essex, has
L D W IS B E N T O N .
Debt; Subpoenas; Subpoena Tickets; Ve­ been forwarded to each of the county sa v e co sts.
chap. V. title 1, art 5/ relating to **volun­
Sept. 22.1329.________________ 23
A
l
m
a
n
a
c
k
s
nires;
Capias;
Bonds
on
Appeal,Bail
Bonds,
tary assignments by an insolvent, fo r the
Treasurers, and town Clerks in this state;
&c. &c
purpose o f exonerating his person from
and that .so much of the said lands as may­ ~ ^ A P AND CANDLE
FOR
imprisonment ”j
Justices’ Blanks.— Executions, Sum­ be necessary to discharge the taxes, interest
mons, Subpoenas, Warrants, Attachments, and charges which may be due thereon at
F A C T O R Y ,
\Jtkj ILLIAM WILSON, notice first pub1 8 3 0 ,
IN
^
Venires. Peace Warrants, Warrants for Felo­ the time of sale, will,on the fifth day of
T V lished February 4,1830; creditors to
appear before James Pinckney, Esq. a com­ T U S T PUBLISHED, and for sale a f ny, Warrants for Assault and Battery, Mitti­ April next, and on the succeeding days
B R O A B -S V S IX S IS T ,
missioner, 4‘C. in and for the county
this office, by the Groce, Dozen, or mus, Recognizances, Bonds on Attachment, thereafter, be sold at'publick auction, at Twenty rods east o f the lower end o f MainGreene, at his office in Catskill, on (be 231- ingle. Merchants, Peddlers, &c., supplied do. on Adjournment, do. for Debt and ! ost, the Capitol in the city of Albany. Dated
street.
do. for Non-Residents do. to Stay Execu­ Albany, Nov. 10,1829.
day of March 1830, at ten o’clock in thi on the most reasonable terms.
C TROWBRIDGE & CO.
17w31
tion,.
May 21forenoon§w42
Catskill, Sept. 24,1829.
23
Catskill, March, 5,1829.
94
SILAS WRIGHT, Jr., Comptreller.
T o B u y e r s o f D r y G o o d s,
fjl^ H E administrators to the estate of
X . the late Mr. John Pullan, being
anxious to wind up the business as soon
as possible,, offer for sale, the stock of
DRY GOODS, very cheap, and those
wishing to purchase may now do so at
prices greatly to t h e i r a d v a n ta g e .
JAMES PULLAN,
) Adminis
R O B IN S O N
H A Z A R D , 5 tr a to rs .
Catskill, Dec. 31,1829.
37
BLAIYK M ORTGAGES
O N PERSO N AL PRO PERTY,
■JUST printed and for sale at this Ofe l fice.
Jan. 28,1830.____________
BN DWARD LYON has just received
JC d from New-Y«»k, a very handsome
assortment of Circassians, merino Circas­
sians and English merinos. In the, as­
sortment will be found olive, brown, cin­
namon, myrtle and grass green, crimson,
claret, maroon, 'puse, slate, black, &.c.
Ladies huskin gloves and mils.
December 31. 1829. ~_______
37
New-York Auction Store.
A MOS CORNWALL lias received from
x Y . the New-York Auctions a large supply
of DRY GOODS, and from the unusually
low prices that good.« could be obtained dur­
ing the fall he is enabled to offer them lower
than at any former period. Among which
are
Blue, black, olive, brown, mixed and drab
broadcloths; blue pelisse cloth; blue, black
and miked cassimeres; blue and black mixed
satinets; drab kersey; green baizes; fine in­
grain carpeting; printed and green floor
cloths; red, green, black and white flannels;
green frieze, a new article for linings; scotch
plaids; camfalet plaids; 4-4 brown and blue
camblets; superior and common black bom­
bazines; bombazetts; claret, brown and
light blue Mermto ,Cloths; merino Circas­
sians; blue, black and fancy col’d gros de
Naples silk; blue, black gro de Berlin; blk
Italian lustring; black sinchews; blk and
plaid sarsnets; figured gros de nap, black,
white and pink satins; figured and plain blk
and coloure<I Canton crapes; black Nankin.
crapes; blk, white.gteen, pink and straw Ital­
ian crapes; white and pink lesse crapes;
figured and plain S wiss mull, jackonet and
sarsnel cambricks; merino, cashmere, silk,
gauze and worsted baraze dress hdkfs; fancy
cap and hat ribbons, heavy watered belt do;
blue, black and fancy calicoes; white, blade
and fancy col’d cravats; bandanna and fla^
hdkfs; merino, cashmere, cotton and cassi*
m e re s h a w ls ; m e r in o lo n g s h a w ls ; b lk a n d
blue silk vfsivet; blue, bik, green, crimson
and drab tabby do; beaver, horse skin, kid
and silk gloves; ladies mits; buckskin mit­
tens and gloves; worsted bindings; linen
ai'd cotton tapes; thread lace and edgings;
inserting trimmings; cotton laces; black ami
whhe 4-4 bobbinet lace veils; white and
green gauze veils; sewing silks and twis't;
lasting and pear! buttons, superior gilt coat
do, fig’d vest do; white and black silk hose,
bi.ick and white cotton do, linen and cotton
half do, black and mixed worsted do; silk
and cotton umbrellas, parasols,black plumes;
6, 8 and 10-4 Irish table diapers, Russia and
cotton do; browq and bleachedjbirtings and
sheetings; 6-4 and 4 4 tickmgs, plaids,
stripes and checks, cotton yarn, candle wick,
cotton bats, black and white wadding;
Clark’s superior spool thread and floss; supe­
rior French workingcotton; ribbons; white
buckram; millinett; marking canvass; pa­
tent linen thread; blk, white and straw col’d
Navarino hats, Leghorn do; side and back
combs; cloak clasps; Hemming & Son’s su­
perior needles; dome.'^tick fl.mnels; writing
and wrapping paper; bonnet paper; ladiec^
travelling baskets; gentlemen’s and ladies*
socks; green cord and tapes; vestings; blfc
and scarlet prunello; Osnabutgs; pocket
b o o k s a n d w a lle ts^ d o o r m a ts ; re d p a d d in g s
6 ,8 and 12-4 cotton damask table cloths, a
new article; brown and white satin jean;
brown and black linen; white and coloured
furniture bindings; gaioons; black velvet
ribbons; hooks and eyes; Stephen Storm’s
tobacco boxes.
GROCERIES.
Rum, brandy, gin, wines; hyson, hyson
skin, young hyson, pbuchong and bohea
teas; loaf, lump and brown sugar; raisins,
tobacco, pepper, spice, ginger, nutmegs, cin­
namon, starch, indigo,rice, chocolate, coffee,
segars, 6 by 8,7 by 9 and 8 by 10 window
glass. Also a good assortment of iron and
steel; 4d,6d, 8a, lOd, 12d and 20dcut nails;
American, Syracuse, Turks Island and fine
Salt.
Catskill, Dec. 24,1829.__________ 36
VALUABLE REAL
Estate for Setle.
nrvH E subscriber offers
J . for sale the farm for­
merly owned by Miles
Lanpbere, situaie in the
town of Catskill, in the county of Greene^
lying about a half mile from the Turnpike
leading from Catskill to the Mountain
House, about two miles from the Catskill
and Delaware Turnpike, and only five
miles distant from Catskbl Village. This
farm contains one hundred and thirty-fiveacres; about forty of which are Woodland,
well timbered; the residue’is under im­
provement, in a good state of cultivation,
and well calculated for both GRASS and
GRAIN.
On the premises are two good, conve­
nient frame Dwelling Houses, a commo­
dious Barn, a good well of water, and an
orchard of nearly two hundred thrifty and
bearing trees.
Terms of sale made easy. An indispu*
table title will be given. For further par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber, in th9
village of Saugerties, in the county of(7Lstep.
HENRY SERR055,
Dated Dec. 17, 1829.
35tf
Tavern Stand to Let.
J | h |JL
r i l O LET, from the 1st ot
JL Maynext,theHouse,Wagon House and Stabling for 40
J U jllH L lio rse s, known as the Lower
Bull’s|Head, in Jefferson, half a mile from
Catskill Village, with any quantity of land
from eight to fifty acres of pasture lots; rent
moderate to a respectable tenant, and none
other need apply.
WILLIAM PULLAN.
December 10,1829.____________ 34tf
DR. CHAMBERS’
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR
mTSMPXSRANCXS.
r i l H E afflicted need very lillle persuasion
JL to apply a remedy, when they have
once become convinced that they are real­
ly afflicted. The efficacy of an antidote is
hardly ever questioned by the person who
finds that he has been bitten by a venomous
reptile; but he at once applies the remedy,
and looks for its operation. Such is the
case with those who are perishing underthe effects of Ihe most deadly of all poisons,—iiqoid fire. They are always ready
to try any rational remedy, when they are
once convinced that they are really diS'*
eased. It is the deluded man alone, who is
indifferent to, or ignorant of the dreadful
flame which is burning up the springs of
existence who stops to inquire, and inqui­
ring doubts, of the efficacy of this specifick.
All who have tried with care and discre­
tion, (bis Remedy for Intemperance, which
has received so many commendations from
men of science and medical research, have
satisfactorily proved that a regular aud
limely use of it, will not only cure that han­
kering for spiritous drink which constitutes
Ih e d r u n k a r d ; b u t w ill a ls o p r e v e n t a n y
iurn with which th,e patient may be Ifareatt,ned, to the source of his malady, in the intosicaling cap.
[EF All orders enclosing the usual price,
$5, postage paid, will receive immediate
-ilention
A supply o f the above celebrated .Medicine,
.varranle.d genitme, is received and for sale
this office.
gg
at Galskili, Jan, 1, 1830,