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\ '■*; -, ■; - '■-, '*■#?- ■ . ,. . -»-l lf**y *nt li#J2SS*:i(i\ Rrbttd « •’^fr*''1>T^ - ‘•■•“/id- 1 . .*i.\ ' t „„t .3 which should cha^teten*ft tti'A S L a citizen,, and qualify oW youtii ^ «Gtic^ scientific pUrstiitffi: i h r h » M ^ ^ Pitt pm m m narUe o f ’S^llejr, h l | d ^ n sent; * lond gun to itn d ^ d | , ;#lien totenti^ in th^ X e r p r ize; thereby rendeHng t | # .^ tu e t» fi years n l d w ; dearerp *^ - —r..i *i.« »A«i(a^hr.i^ed W terf others, he qom*l t T e dcmbly useful to the ud to society. lary sc % c e fof o u r i ^ e u t i o s l , ^ ^ fception, W ty -bePwdS i Wto a^pcatei spirit# I an m c r U s e C a t te n i iis ferally r b ^ h u m B l y ^ S tom w h e a teinore eoB^^ A duty i t j ^ y bedOBiBttfl [will be nttended^wS |advantage^,^f w hiphitti ibr ivnblnstafitly killed—the front part of his throat was literally shot away. ^ T h e district of Pennsyrva- nia which lies south o f the blue mountains ' ebntains n dbnser population than any other portion of territory of equal extent within, the United States. Its area is 7369 square miles, its population in 1820 was 568,355 o r t ? to a square mile. Mas sachusetts has 72 to a square m ile; Rhode sland 68; Connecticut 5 9; New Jersey “SO; Maryland 37. A divine, dwelling on the hardships of: he* m inistry, feelingly remarks ------ “ W e lave first 'to persuade people that they lave souls to be saved, and then to per suade them to, save theii spuls.” Another speculation. T h e black cook of a vessel, lately carried iRp Liverpool, as- us adventure, a live rattlesnake and eight alligators. They cost him 15 dollars, and le sold fhem\for 10s.—11'82 92. Gideon Pitts and Claudius V. Bough- ton, two efficient members o f the last As sembly, fiom Ontario cqunty, have offer ed thetaselves as candidates for re-elec tion. ' ^ The victorious and beautiful boat Ame rican Star, presented to Gen. La Fayette |tft ^ e a k . : officer febfe hJs needol; .^the samd) &nd\is>(Jesfc < 11 IS mdi “echqecessity [anger t h a t ^ c a i i | | ^ ® ^ [ig our officers better fe. iity, enjoined b y nurhiws, these truthp too Tsteil es- ’ further coffimegit. T h a t) ig circumstances; of na- [ fcrverse dispos^onofman, Ith e dearest righ^m>d6.i |y become necessary, and paration only can: eusinf I government, thi^jof eside only in oinS^p^a vho have chmr hoines jfei eir freedom! to mmntain, -l| ily remainsiaquestionauM lie most judiclhnsly dfi-| ent observation oohvineef I uot y^kbdc^ted ders it oblikatd^ fipfOurl |vous at s t a t i i litary tacticp. asure none |n < |i|^ ^ n b y arce from^WfiTOCe #0 ktiou' sb i d and expense. Thdi tlie Kur millions sterling, ( ^ 17,777,777.) Its object is to construct a can a l fhrongh which ships of the line may pass from Portsmouth to London, vithout exposure to the delays and W erofthe sea navigatioir around Ihe Forelands, &c. Another com- panr, with a capital of 1 ,7 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,/. incorporated for the construction of harbours .and a ship canal, of 15 feet deep, by 90 in width, and 44 piles long, from Seaton Bay, in the inglis^ C h annel, to Bridgewater Bay Jn tlie Bristol Channel; considered las a highly advantageous and benefi- Icial work. The steam navigation jcompaiiy, for the Atlantic and South I American voyages, is alsoprogressing. [They propose to send a boat fronj the Ip'hames, to Halifax and New-York, i)nce a fortnight, to perform the voy Ige with certainty, a^d within two birds of the usual qme. Packets rill also sail regularly to the West- Indies arid S o u th - A m e r ica. - This is Mviug the violence of those ele- |enis from which the ^ n a l compa nies a re providmg the^means of es cape by retreating. Kew'Ore Bed .—Another Vein, o pre has been discovered in Saranac, lof what is called Point Patent. The llot lias been purchased by a compa- Iny in this viUiage ; and a small quan I ftomJf-nrT *- ^ ■***^^^ 7 ,u r - phcted. A boy f\m t n ye»rt 013^ of fho N e ^ O r l ^ |t £|tt this | ure no# tk|qjf^in a higher degree, than ’the-phatapter o f hil a neJect wiU equally tend^debade f're ! aBd «mk tftffl to d.,aaptto Of f , L , luxury, vice and effewuacy. We are aware what objections may ,be 'a to the cultivation of military sci- But that it wiU have-a tendency ' promoto WK, fa fttBe, W a r » . n ever \ Ltpstedand avoidedby an enlightened ® nlfe The cultivation of this science E ever ameliorated its ho^yors. Rut it is not a profession yve^vould I Tp it—it is there alone that danger is fr. be apprehended, which a general dis, Gemination only can ^ .viate- In an ar- ?!tr»rv 20 veAment the case .is m atenal- Ifv diferent: there t ’were well to keep I L people in ignorance, if it were # e li to I S p them in slavery. OUr people w e If ee - let them become enlightened that i liev’shallnot abuse that power, to pre serve their Uberties which shaU b e vested n them bv a general dissemmation of irilitarV’ with othej sciences. So §haU ,u\gowrmnent remain pure t o ^ e end ifi.U governmeBts. O. W . 401 C* f The Grand, Ship G a n u l C o . is .rrvonJ/ed and going into operation in *’*«»'» presented to Uen. L.a Fayette &„doo..-ith .h e it o t o e o s e e a p M o f Tom that port on Thursday for Havre. Earthquakes. A smart shock was felt in Malone, Franklin co. on the 18th inst. Another shock was felt a t Staten Island, on Sunday morning last. A Bore. It is now said that the pro jected canal between Boston and the Con necticut River, will be given up as hope less in consequence of its being found ne cessary to cut a tunnel of 2 1-4 miles through a ridge near Bolton in Massachu setts. It is supposed that this is too great a bore for the Bostonians. Part o f A e tunnel o f the Union Canal, near Lebanon, caved in on the 14th inst and covered eight of the laboiers, four of whom were killed. Arrest. A Havanifah paper contains a letter from Milledgeville, dated Sept. 1 I am yottr 6b!i aerrt, . ,hryd __ ^&er, V t im q t h y I f it c h case of ?Laotiier t iind di ughter coiivicltha | 26 , i 825. iaim'ndbn of Aorje ateilirig, and'aehte^ . ! —■*»* * . ced to.theipjmi8hmeUt b \4*edfA. A police 'x b t m M U c t0r^ 6f the COUTl\ officer complained tb th i lord mayor, that { ' *' the womou committed street and high-j - W ^ J way robberies in g a i^, and had becomep, almost as formidame in as the Other shx. Lice kindled the extreuie, depravity of another.! oft to County at the next November E- — ^ I lection. The panner in which the office M A M t i E i t o . • has been keht and the duties discharged, rn <}enev.,'on thTlSh inst. by Rev. I Dr. A«ell, Mr. BlteliaH. Huntington^o Isubnut Mfas Piebe White. | W ffW T O . ■ I the office, t can only pledge you my best ’•r* * \ '* f * * I services, in the discharge o f its duties. In Niagara, U. C. on LivingsM C. Beardsley nadian, aged .22. A t Black Rock, on the 19A inst. Stephen Hopkins, aged about 40. ' A t Sawpit, m A e vipinity of ( fcl^fmidahhf d C f ^ iutoimfc w jniiak atfy other nation on ear A, We obi in a late; ^donpa the j the 14th inst. Mr. Editor o f the Ca-1 Mr.: I am, very respectfully, your^. obedient humble servant, R A L P H C O F F IN . Batavia, 12th August, 1825. vijcinity of George-1 7b the E/cctora |p/^(?encsce town, S. C. Mr. T h o n ^ Britt, aged 115. j FELt,ow-CmzE!«s— ^ --------------------- - ----- T h e genius of our free and well balanc ed govemiUent has long since taught me this salutary maxim—T h a t the Agricul tural, the Megbanical, and the Commer cial intereslU.of He was a soldier m thp Cherokee war, more than ninety years ago, and af patri ot o f A e revolution. J . s . W i L N T X S D , a S a Clerk and nrstTatP RalLmati fno I ^legislature. A ™mtydebm our country should be re presented in the halls o f our Legislature. age, of the stamp of 18 my capacity sufficient to serve them in either o f the nbove interests, in the next 5, 16 and 17, of numberless good qualihcatffins, that interests, m t n ^ e x t no business of his own ?n hand, that will Assembly, m g istb x e r tio n s are pro^^ .. —J fidelity shall be an r very humble ser- ICrNo Other need bel to,the trouble of IT® p ’ . . inquiring as they are uo|t wanted. • Batavia, A u g u st^, 182o. lMQ.nutf A t THIS O ffic e . Sgjf. 1825. V . , 16. r i l O employ, sej X. to solicit st $martj active men, i8c|ript|ion8 to a Popular W ork, Enqjafe a t jthi$ office. Sept. 22,1825. Farm for Sale. To the Electors o f the Eighth Senate District, \ F ellow CifiZESs— I take the liberty of placing ray name [ before you a t this early day, as a candi date for yourtiuffrages a t the next election [ to A e Senateof this State. Being one of the oldest inhabitants of this county, and , personally kUown to many o f you, andhav- sc- M R S . C O L T p ’S Cot tow ’ s ........ .. L adies , will commehceoh W ^ h o a d a y , the SA of Oc tober. Terffis,:|l25l p e t quarter, for;board and tuitiofiV • W ashing, woe d and lights, #3 p er q u a rtet. ' Tuition for Youfig L a d iei out o f the family, $3 per qUarfefe and iipwarda;%ac- cording to the number and ^esc-riptiou o f branches pursued. The entrance o f any youi jg Lady will be considered as for a Cj uarter, un less a particular arrangement is made, and no deduction of Tuifron will be made fof absence, except in cascs^of dCkness, and then not for less-Aan artdme.* Batavia, Sept. 15, Cas^ for Fax t^eed. ASH paid for FLAxi SEED, as usu- al by A e subscribed ai; lus mills in Attica. O. C O T T O N ., 14tf G S , T T AS just received and nOw offers for X X sale cheap, a t A e Store formerly oc cupied by B. Blodgett, a few doors east o f Thompson &.Russell’s Tavern^ a general and well selected assortment of B t s < ! S ! o o 9 s i c ( g r v a t e r i e s . 'ivublic adapted to A e sea/on. The P a re res pectfully invited to call and |examme for themselves. Batavia, May 28, 1825. ' | Itf. ’ N E W G O O p . r p H E Subscriber is receiving a Supe- X rior assortment of M erchakdize , consisting of almost every arjticle usually kept\ in Country Stores; together with an assortment o f DRUGS Sf MEDipiNES. A L L wliich he isj determined m u F , I*®®\ repeatedly honored by A e Ele thfaTare^1 ‘e tr,S y J I‘“W” »f MlMlebBiy, Mar fiUin-B Cor- °!. demamia al.a.,y M mat promyay, o t ^ demandedof toe President toe arrest and per. It is pleasantly ^uated, and has ““ (M coDfidence heretofore rehOsed in me reanrt miist he had tn a ^aniatmfa trial of Gen. Gmnes, according to the ar- | it aframed Honse.nd Barn, together with ? ; S r r t o e » ? i ^ t o a large Orchard and a weU o f jM d water. nuaUdeations, laid down, the | • — - - — - * - or further par- 1 For Cash. (£[?■ A L L Persons indebted ays eiA er on tides of w ar.” I a large Orchard and a Well o f good water. B m l Roads. T h a t the legislature of! T erms —one half to be paid down, the Pennsylvania may have a demonstration j remainder in three years—^fc of A e utility of these roadfe a t the ensuing 1 ticulars inquire of session, it is intended to make a rail-way, of 1,000 yards in length, on the Capitol Hill, H arrisburg; and a locomotive en gine is now constructing to be exhibited thereon. Illinois. Several individual^ near Kas- kaskia have this year appropriated a few acres of land to the cultivation of tobacco, and A e growing crops are said to be very promising. Law. Little less Aan lOOO/. have CH A R L E S H. VAN EPS. M iddlehury,Sept.2\.\Z2b. p3w .tf S E L F N O M I N A T I O N S . To the Electors o f the County o f Gen esee : F exi LO w -C itizens — quai to the Electors of A e Eighth Senate Dis trict as a candidate for the Senate, with- I out furA er remark. Should they honor' me w i ^ a seat in that body, I shall en deavor aqAeretofore to perform my duty and consmt A e wishes o f the People. JAMES GANSON. Le Roy, Av§sut 23, 1825. wise resort must be had to a i 'M agistrate for collection. DAVID iSCO T T . Attica, June 9, 1825- BUUTS, SHO A N D U i A T Tb the Eteetors o f Genesee County, The Election for County Officers being I ^ ® n ext N o v ^ b e r Election you near a t hand, I present myself before you I ff® ®l®ct a Shenff, to serve you for as a candidate for th© office o f Sheriff-— I years. I am a Candidate for that oftwo “f T l ™ “ 531 to rp^SoMMTiourfaU^ MuVwV 11 i i t ' o f tmfics and GeoUe*nfa q a m M , : «•«, ire . fP^ eojlMrssioK,} n p H E Subacriher has o- X pened a fiatavia, where he will of CAJ3IMET F U R M L w airanted T iist , ^paJity. of Superior qnalilyi A ^ e n e j f t ^ ^ o r t - ^ from the best\ M w i u f a e A i l B I p 'l h e j pnncipal articles o f * ' I h a r d w ^ R S I ' used m builduig. H e tepeive. in a few dayo ; and wffil constantly be^iN ceiying a d q ^ o n s to t o stock o f articlefj: which wm*fehder t o assortment com plete a t .all times. Persons wishing, to purchime any o f the above articles, are invited* to call and look for Aemselves. His prices shall be as reasonable, and the articles qf as good quality, as'can be found in A e wes tern country.—Also, m m i m MILLS, of the first rate, will he constantly k ept for sale. B E N J A M I N p L L E N . Batavia, June 9, 1825, 1G= HOUSE B U I I ^ I N G , and all oth er Carpenter apd Jqiner sirork promptly, and well executed,' CASH paid for all kinds o f LUM B E R . BATAVIA BAKERY. D . i ^ x m i s i u T T AS commenced A e business ofBAK- X X IN G , in A e room formerly occupi ed by G. N. Burr, in A e village o f Bata via, where being in possessp® SfoVery thing convenient arid necessary,,lhdfrom an experience of several years, he hopes to be able to give satisfaction to those who will favor him with their patronage. He Will keep constantly on han^-Ae FIRST uuALrry of y Newly Baked Br^dd, BOSTON & C O M ^ N CRACKERS, n A T O a s ^ n > K E s , ' Butter-Biscuit, Cookies, Rusk, &c-%c. He will afford every article in hi^ine as cheap as can be purchased at any dker establishment of the kind in the coun^.^ and requests Aose wishing to puTChaK to give him a call. ' It? Wanted as an apprentice, to the above business, a lad from 14 to 16 years old, of industrious habits, to whom good encouragement will be given. Batavia, August 19,1825. lOti. w young ladies w h o have b e e n throw n I forjieariyj;U 4 « 4 j-ye*w ^ - I h«y«T W ^ -anhf pjison/or t h e | h ^ e ^ d M i^ its its progress from a wilderness j 'Tavern, keep on hand aa.extdflsive assort ed in a recent paper. P low is this ?] satisfaction o f A e public. I f I should ^ flourishini t Mobile the yelkiw fever made its 1 again fill the office, A rough A e voluntary | jarance as early as the fi^ t of last j choice o f my fellow-cjtizens, it would be I , - , rrn. u ^-j. 1 — -A, a t which time A e citizens were. 1 an occasionibr all my gratitude, and my , • _______________ out 30 pounds. Tfrose who wiL | fleeing fi|om Ihe place with all possible [best exertions shall belused to do mydaty.|^°|**^ ^™u^onl hy^Aan has ever been offered in A e conn- J . - ^ ^ J P “ I 4, j L FiUAttnor f*nn Kft hniicrhf'. ni Ise; w e l u l t f r o m t h e # ^ ■this questibpi w e humbly j p o t bar youtli he taught | lally, w iA btiiet useftlij I seminaries, Whm^ tb^;* lations of usefulneia aj^j F » try ? ' ; _ Ij years our njnhtia, wbeft '\ I be \furnishejd with a suft qualified to cp m n ^ d ani;| A o u t devoting more finffi j Iht effect a maiecial kn-!l nj in this v iyiage ; and a s m a l l j ^ a esterd aj maB e f r o m .lt, w e ig h ing a - 1 ^ m e to e citiaena w ere 1 an occaaionfor all m j giatitode, and m j | A * * . ”?.®. S h ® 7 2 ! i d 3 S n t e d t o b eoflabetterqual- I Um, very respectfAtyt Your obedient Servant, , AARON VANCLEVE.- Ition of tins imi ittenAJ iges, if possible, stillhioie affi)r(iing, w h at M the Student, t\' |xercisq. T h e ’ or some oAerlexetclas; Ited, when -we reflect, flttj jtruth, th a t a gtfert pt<^' indents injure tneir con-#' mse application/ to sttidfr: set o f exercise^and co»i . isefulness, for $a great b j body over A e li^d,.tW l s be vigorous and acti^tf ^ is languid and .nt exercise^hb^^ copthm*/ juires an baffiAaj*y^1, exertion, vvluj^ ih r i ^ l diseases; wei.k;a^#r uishes t o y O a r iS r to ^ | .ving so long ity, without: e active sceh^*-1t^^ % j ips, which useful to lot for contintisd thop|^f |e than continual hetionfi be to make sAdy hia student is seldom as- ’society; bortant duties Ipeculative .naigre.. / f j jonstitutioii^ a n elastif student s h o u ^ a t b c h th e h m j t o bise, h o w e y # i^^°^ k carried to; i k , , i nae j aessed th e « x p e r h n e ii it, pronounced I speed. t e o r e equal t o an y w h ich h a s b e e n I A Drunken Veteran. Donald McDon- ii^covered in th is c o u n tr y : If so this aid, a Scotchman, reported to be one hun- i t o o v e r y f a o f g r M t i m p o ^ n c e i t h e t e »re b eing o n ly a b o u t 3 m iles from Uie b a r g e d with being a common drunkard, j Saranac .— P lattsburgh p(ip,{ \_ ------- lo f which he had been convicted once be- - — J fore. Donald stated thait he bad been in Important Im p rovem e n U -hh Brick- various battles of the revolution, had sail- riln, for w h ich a p a t e n t h a s b e e n s e - ®*^ Jones, and was a t the tak- j V • Ju' - 4 . . I mg o f Quebec. H e wastound guilty and pared, is now e r e c tin g city , on j gg^tenced to A e house of correction for I plan w h ich, We th in k , w ill b e found three months. nuch b e t te r th a n t h a t o f th e b r ic k - j ^ report has been received at Norfolk, kilns now in 'u s e . T h e ilijventor, M r. j o f 29 sail o f F rench vessels having arriv- lakewell, seem s c o n f id e n t th a t, w ith j ed off S t. Jago de Cuba, and that they less judgm e n t th a n is reqi|irC d to p e r - Cumberland har- joim A e o p e r a tio n o f b u rfiing w e ll in I next? The celebrated optician, I would take its sway amongst the offices Itqfi kilns on th e old p lan , an d WRh j gfrayel, o f Basle, (says a London paper,) I in the gift o f the Pedple: I think that the jless fuel, and in a sh o r t e r tim e , th e has just finished an impioved telescope, time has now arrived, and therefore 1 of- iwholeof th e brick s in th o s e o f h is c o n - 164 feet long. It is said that, with the aid fer myself as a-Candidate, for Sheriff of i IstractioD m a y b e m a d e p e r f e c t ly an d | ° f ^his enormous instrument, several lear- 1 the county of Genesbe, at the next elecL ned persons have been enabled to discov- tion; and if elected, I will act myjudg- Jumformlyhard. T h u s , s h o u ld.lus e x -J ammated beings, roads, monuments 1 raent in all business LQl Sept. 23, 1825. ,1 6 W e, the undersigned, recommend Mr; A. Vancleve to A e pObUc Os a proper per- j son for the office of Sheriff, and we pledge ourselves responsible for bis acts, and to | procure ample security for the county. NATHAN MARVIN, EDMUND TRACY, SEBE BRAINARD. To ike Pvblic. Having conversed ^o.me time since with j honest politicians, thby were of opinion 1 that, the time woulq come when M erit : moon. Ipeciatiqns b e r e a liz e d , o n e s u b je c t o f and temples, in the |SCrious complaint ^ now ofteii heard j ^ gentleman having been advised to I (\damp houses, in consequence of j gpeculate in the article of hops, laid out, I [soft or half-burnt brick—may here- 70,000l. in that commodity, which he re- j [after be entifely removed.— W a s h - 1 210 , 0001 . Ungton Journal. T^® ' ' 1 tish colonies, is given at 673,094—they Smntnarfi. are decreasing, the deaths being more | present, to call a County 1 numerous A a n A e births. 1 make the nommations fo GEORGE W. HARRIS. Batavia, September l, 1825. To the Electors o f Genesee County, F e LLOW-C i TIZEK5-- i Your central corresponding committee, have decided that it is not necessary at Convention to o r the next elec- I ; 7 h e r J . d V M U m p S d 1 discharge my duties faithfully. EPH R AIM T O W N E R . Batavia, August 23, 1825-^ G o m o , S O O N aOXKTG. A L L Notes and Accounts that are due, | x j L soon will be gone ( C r T to proper of ficer for collection, as we expect prompt N E W ^ O O D S . Just received, a very general assort ment o f NEW GOODS, together with ^ l i a f n t a K E s c ALSO—a quantity of OLD WHISKEY, 200 bis. Coarse and Fine which we will sell at reduced prices for Cash. J. P. & A. SM ITH. Batavia, Sept. 1825. 2wl5 ! montosrgoia“ of Activity 4 b ^ d tB W i| [the bard that h ealA N e » .yo;k. on too 5to tot. f b e M o o n ®“ I This mode fa d o u b aes. more conforma- and lescended safely in New-Jersey, a- [ b r m g it back again, through the produc- h®al mBtitutions, than any other; and bout from Jem eyoity.. P „ ^ s U m i n d ^ ^ e m ^ q r e r s . h S ^ t o ^ ^ ^ ren te M r. I b ' a ^ e n t , a y ouM lady, drh?Md ,d » .W Jtfna has lately boo\ «>ouri ® & „ „ u J ; „ e s e r v i o e m L a s a e m b l l f t o i s adventurer resigned h e r place to the ©ro- j efforts to civilize him have yet beqp found your frfoM a n d ^ r v ^ t H e ruM on all-fours, and DAVID CA N F IELD . aaw ito.aa,byM B n B lfahcom p m .y,-un-|\rancn „ . t o toe . g J ™ 5 a ' Z n k ' ^ ' ° Balavio, S g , M ^ S 2 S . der the Erection o f col. Congreve, who The progress o f a hearse, on To the Electors i ^ G e n ^ s k County. wul extend his operations to other towns j its way to England, had been arrested a t 1 r*r.iu™.-K.iurTai.r >> ■ « rafu-i'u:— 1pringfield S and Annan, and on examina-*'* * riSME tion the c< naut. .[ o f any avail. of th^kingdom. The Gas Light Compa®‘y of the city o f [ le coffin was found to contain a liv- :ly «»$ I c a rnage, u o t i |n g ^ _ ^ as the ^ c a r i o u Ito make not j i fe’ attjontipn | 2 LUU, ult? U£Ut;rs *iurt( »u uuuici.- i — ------------- — —■— — ------- j ? OU8, that they cannot be supplied' eeason-1 cealed in a hearse, where there was by aU the help at command* The tuaUy the body of a drowned man. ^ . ...... ----- r..-1 ^bout a thousand dogshaving been kil' I led at Philsidelphia, during Ae summer’s Tire. A postscript to the Canadian eampaign,'the Mayor has oidered the Courant of the tAinst, sa^ ‘‘ this morn mg about 3 o’clock, a;|[re\;brqko put m i bouse at the head of Campeau-Bt. bee suburb, and constoed >fohx boi ------- J^nat street, sever4 Ae main s't. gnd a _ ---- ------------------------- -------- ^ \umber m‘ the range of hack buildings on a height of nearly eighty-five feet to the 5y a faithful disci the northwest of An main st. Aalj about deck. He fell on his ajtp.mach across an that responsible s' 40 houses. J r j J I ®f®hor, botb^li|s.^Aigim and both to^n-1 elected or not, A death occiirred in the same goodness m th b plhce. ....... .ALSO......J. AT their Leather Stoi;e at M eAanics’ Hall, 3 0 0 S I D E S B E S T > O L E , Sz 2 5 0 do. U P P E R L I M T H E R , 3 0 0 W ax & G rain C alf S kins , H 4 R M E S S , B R I D L E , B A G , B E L L O W S L E A T H E R . All of which will be sold VEJ r Y CHEAP for CASH or Approved Credit. Batavia, May 28, 1825. Itf. N . K O n Z I t G . T N % e . Lower Room o f the M echanic ’ s X H a l l , h as received, in addition to his former Stock, a large and general assort ment o f ' ^ which he offers low for CaA* Among his Goods are Afe following ar- tid e s :— f o r S A 2 < E , fX fH iE Dwelling House occu- X piedby B. C. A dams , in the village o f Batavia. For terms, apply to W. FI. T isdale , of said village, or to the sub scribers in Pembroke. TISD A L E & CH A T F IELD . .5«gwt 9, 1825, lOtf W A N T E R . A G O O D D E S T ID L E R , \WT^HO will become obligated for first V T rate yields, will meet with good en couragement and find constant employ !»y applying to the subscriber m Elba, or W. H. W ells, Batavia. A. B. JONES. September 4, 1825. B R O W N & C O T E S J J A V E just received from New York, D R V e SALT. A quantity of COARSE and PINE] x X SA L T , of a superior quality, just re ceived and for sale by J. TU C K E R , & Co. Batavia, September 17, 1825. N E W A R R A N G E m I e N T 1 S t. C roix R u m , M a l a ^ W ine, Seg’t BRANDY, Holland Gin, AND Teneriff do. Mad’a & Cl’t do. Colmanar do. Port, do. 1st & 2d quality, Cham New West India MOLASSES, Wintej^een Pe|i- npaign inbot. Orleans and campaign, t dog’‘kilJers into winter quarters. Dreadful Accident. L a s t week, Mr* Jfekmholy. On Friday toi^inkE a des, h is sku|l jaw hOueSjyrerfraJl bro- litifcal conduct eath occiirred in K e n s inritoi lF,en,n.> ken. H e expired in about i n hourt been, to perpetua which was as distresdtogiis|it ^ a s uaex^ [ Yellovi Fever at Jfm ^ O r tm s * From I try, that civWaUd At the rasuing election I olfor myeel as a Oiindidate for Ae,| office o f Coroner. Yours, &c. ELIA B H . PARM E L E U . Le Roy, September 2 , 1825 . To the Ekeiorsiof Genesee County, F ellow -C itizek ^— At the suggestion of friends, I place my self before you as I a candidate for the of fice of Clerk of this County, at the. ensu ing election. If yW think pr6|ferto give me your suffrages, the fovor will he grate- dckjiowledgM. And i f tooted, ! efideavor to justify 7®“^ preferenc# ■ge of A e duties o f ,ti(m. Aud whether firat object o f my po ll j>e, as. it ever has to OUr Oommon coun- JOMJV TUCKER .es CO. , AT THE GREEN STORE, “ ( n e x t door to J. P.r& A. SMITH.) A R E now receiving and opening a ge- .A . neraPand extensive a$sortment of N E W AND E A S H I O N ^ y L DRY GOODS^ GROPE- HIES, HARPWAI^, Cyockery, GI rs ^ Ware, m 0 M r , W X H B L e K A J a S , X Cut and MiU Saws, And most other articles kept in country j « 7 ; Btores* All o f which S H A L L be sold a t f ^ J “ Retcim j>, Vhe lowesvyxices for c r q A g H . S p ’ts 1 urpentme, C s to customers will do to ©all and | Olives k Capers, examine our Goods, whichjthey will find Sallkd Oil, * CO.: k s f M v>d ^Batam, I 2 tf 1 Cayenne Puly d, Y o u n g f l y d H . S k in ‘E A S , L u m p and Uscovado and now offer for sale, an extensive assortment of D R U G S R m s p i c m m , of A e first quality- A addition to the articles usually kept in shops of this kind, Aey have a ___ complete assortment of Hull’s celebrated patent HINGE TRUSSES, adapted to every species of Hernia, ahd which have proved the most efficacious o f I any now in use. They have also, all of the most approved such as the genuine W hitwell’s LIQUID OPEDELDOC, AmERSOJ^S COUGH DROPS, L ^ Q E AND SMALL BOTTLES, JA M E C a N T I d y s p e p t i c PIL L S , latemmTs Drops, CHINGS WORM. LOZENGERS. ESSEM:E of ^MUSTARD, ALSO, a general assortment of m i f id Keg ISINS, , X resh Figs, pad A t m M s , m t e ^ i permmt & Lemon CORDIALS, Leinoii ^hrub, Lrindon & Phila’a Oranges, f o r t e r , B r o w n S to u t, Irish W fiiskey, SUGARS, . Muskteli Bloom Gr^eu and lac. Glue, Sp’ts Turpentine, Reeve’s Water Colors, Camels hair Pencils, English Paint Brushes, first quality, a s b i i n e ' a t r e b m Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes, Bed i*ans, Bed Urinals,. Suckmg Bottles, &c. &c. The above articles are of a superior quality, mid will be sold as low as can be lurchased in the country. Physicians are requested to call and ex amine for themselves. Batavia, June XI, 1025. Itf ' ^ilbhrts, Madeira Nuts, ‘ecqn & Pea do. Walhiita, J^ocoaNuts, l^enr ons and^ Fresh Lime Juice. Lemon SyrUp, Bek na Sausages, bleats Tongues, Picl eled and Slic’d SALMON, Sha i &:Mackerel, Whtefish, Cot fish, Smeked Herring. Sperm. Curidto, WiUter StraiiUe NOTICE. n r i H E CoparAership heretofore X tifig.betwden E L I HART iina ^ t ^ o m FSO N , f ) e m R U ^ L . ious freedom, which m iavi^, J u ly 1 , 1825 . Lamp Oil, [Together wiA ma’^J <^^her artiplea. 3 ^ ‘ Money make®.ttomare m .” indebted to N . Loring will pleiuse i call bnd pay their notes tol accounts. Jane 9,1826, ATHAN.LAY, ffissotod, 7th day o^May 1 ^ 1 by m uAal consent, and all A e copartnership demands jhave been duly assigned to E li H art . All persons who w e indehtedto thelate Aey are left for nmetudayt f at the fexpiy ration of that time, t o thpke which shajl be due aud unpald, m U b e toiscruninate- ly lodged with the for eol- to tio n . E L I t A I t T i * JONATHAN LAY, Rabawh dlt^t 12 , 1825 . S ^12 'I f' 'I I I If ^ W ’ J m. ■ ■/ . i ^ 1 t i l i f Hi ■ 4 '- !•> f - ? 4 J 'm m m - W : ' w* 'L I i m y ■ ^ ' ■ < ■ M - - jJ| 4 ■y- j i k . - I'm - t ^ _ _ _____ xto... .... V .V-;.--'>/*- ■/ Ji'.i .-4.-
