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1 - . t I « v e ^ - not other nifiagurej f h r tgjT my wa^ he g « d i> f e lg e 3 :,^ k ^ ^ m - p d p pro^resa,pf srned,.j tghswe jal, tffwe^ewiiBe t j - ^ecntkm si j^forj . leave to i h r ^ J seems jtnw to poi^ strictlj?^’^so.| M e l that m hi4 Jud4- i ' I, shotild h | t«afle' i5^j#«%therGfeE^ 3-f the' letterhfa^fat'' ti All tBejtesj(|ae^ he seen by r ^ l n g i , dh of® the sMoJiits sei* and to thp Sate wade to RSyelf. Ill not be ?»id] to tore ‘^tfictl^ !co^ fed qpesnonsinelS. foothigr pubi^cli 6ffi- that *' M n Si at [the saetioiis whjre fresh attadied tMs sMcti cacter to tMs letter, the Goverii0o4in on the 15Jft; Anril, [uer o f 29thiMai-cb, sr of the 3d e f AprD, ' lller, that be 0 | f l S.) ! that officer! answers ^ the subject t^l^theex^ rred by. miW. So r his own, as. wall as ; )'mion, as torthe con- 1 [to be observted in re- | r, at the time i t was - ; 1 the publick inletests ; ft had aot ihew,, and ; ^ thing copfidentisl } [phatever of slricf’ J may cbdoSe naw;to purpose of protecdng. : moral complexmn^ | Tf'ntarned in it, . or for j la] or private! purpose, “o do. It M between jublick opidionl jhat * ^oD this potpt mnst be beeg said,. mWnst ess, to conjrlovert the' .Governour divolgedv Q. Yet in the sense ^ e is made, it is ^ o liy^ ihfu'age’‘fS“ IS to.your Ejicellency 3, so as to qdfeaf my .uiideservet jagain; thejfi |e|aihe h o,f the p'e]rsons im- |fecces upon Wiiliain i defeat\of the “ nea- lial Counsslj we trust ifactorily shown that M the Goverhourj had led to he defeated or answer was K ' th o s e giv e n to easn pes.” disposed / a n d finally and i f d e f e a t to ]ibiDse 5 c h a r g e d , it should -upon t h e an s w e r tq |t o a d iv u lg in g o f the I r h i s p a r t j j f th a ac- |scial C o u n s e l, ther®-, w ithout fqundj tioB- |j e “ r e p r o a c h ” upon. grow ing o d t ol' this |in g to ad d to tli e re- I f th e re f i n a l of fen s e n t t o p a y lisha ' i d o llars as j i ^ w a r d ony ag a in s t i i ► w a s w r o n g fing re p r o a i h (optia 1 p r o p o s e i o ‘ ^otving th e id the r e p r & k ^ ^ a s i q f ike p rq^sU t& n , ^ h i m s e l f a p d no*^ t th e cb n s e q a e p c e s j o s i f i o e i n ao|om c ia^ J Ipublkk officpij* Iright, and Ine |ach” c a |t f a || give%*fsin W h a t h ^ r afeln?' M r . refa-' iipoit ■ p e r s o n s im p ljicatea i puderthke to say i fe r e n c e w b i c r erm s. h e r t h e n t l aoidr tfeaj ife r e n c e w h ich ka^ tf jfrom an eiaffipid i -iNew; Y h rfe i Lnae- r [u p o n M f»jSpeA \ fS c a n n W ^ h h ^ ^ t l B p o a l l ^ d C§f y e rn o u c , qniaivM 's CFiiwi h t a h b j t ^ t o n a offijs - im f f o # t f e e ceph? f eh was in fed ^ l! S u c f e - i^ # ^ » ^ p falling «pe#<b® n d i i ' h i # r* l o u I d f ^ l P I ^ ban* , its eqntVocBl sen* > . i ‘ ‘ '.J M i m ^ . .I tl!l|)i ll|tlj|i<)lli«.i.i» ■-'jlt' i'- - - ; .A- .II- T h e ifl4*a«an>a an d th e dlisrge, However, are - e T ia ll^ a in d u tterly jh ilse, and w ithout ap r e ten G e o f fopnda|;ii|jn. . T h e O o r e r n o n r t r e a te d th is p o in m a - rication frem iM r / f S p e n c e r , wtith th e same respect i ^ h l c h e v e r y disci,efet,lSx- f outive wOttId lextend to o f ic i a j e d m in n - nicationSj c Q in th g “fi-dm' p e r s o n s In t h e discharge questing M t a d r i e e ior d irection! ID r e la tion to t h e i r n jBcial duties* T d i e s t t h e l o rrectness q f p i s o ^ n im j ^ s s |o n 8 , he no d o u b t toefe the; a d v ic e b I d i s c r e e t a n d tiisinteresfed m endfe'* a n d finding th e i r . pioicms cqiticide w ^ hisj eW n, his prom p t answ e rfW a s giVen to th e lette r , i I e re t h e m a t te r w i t h h im basl r e s ted , ' unless, u p o n iistetro g a tio n , h e m p y have lieern trem p e U e d to. n e g a tiv e th e idea that h e h a d , u n d e r a n y term s , assented to t h e p a y m 6 n | o f m o n e y to a particular vvitn’esS jto I n d u c e h i m ; t o testify upon th e s e tidalsi iB u t w e assert, th a t no com m u n iC a tipn b e t'w e e a th e - a c lin g G o - v e r n p u r and[|any person, or th e counsel of an y perseh im p licated in tl»e offen ces Upon VVMliiam Relation ' to] th is cO rresppndenee, h a s e-det taken place,; and th a t h e [has in [n o w a y been in s tr u m e n tal ip d iv u lg in g th e corres- poadencej othejr th a n as above .sta te d , and p e r h a p s referrin g th e la t te r to the C o m p troller, ajs h e w a s ex p ressly re quested b y M r | S p e n c e r to do ; a n d w e fearlessly ehall^ngei a n y s o rt o?f e v id e n c e of the lea s t errd u r in an y p a r te f th is as sertion. H e r e ! w e leav e th e c l a rge t h a t the G o v e jm o n r [has in ju r io u s ly djivtilged confide Dtial official com m a nica tious- T h e r e is butlone o t h e r positi o n o f the Special C o u n s e l W hich v\’e w ill e x a m in e , and th e patience o f o u r r e a d e r s shall be relieved for t h e p r e s e n t a t leas®. The Special Counsel says, I have “ been sufered to stand alone, an isola- ‘•ted individual, carrying on the most la- “ boriousand difficult prosecutions, as if “ they were private suits instituted by “ me. and without any participation of “ the^ responsibility of tbe members of “ thatgovernraent which eraployed me.” Here is indeed a sweepingj charge, and, connected: With tbe supsequeut complaints against the legislature, would seehi to cover the whole grounp of gov-' ernmental accusatioiij with thje single exception of hinjself. To determine to what extent these prosecutjon^ against tbe pereqhs implicated in the abduction of Morgan have been treated ’Jyitb neg lect by ihe state government, and how far they have receive<^he ‘f positive aid”* of all the sjate aafhoritieS, it may be well to .look! to a concise/ state of FACTS,; and while reflecting upon these facts, it should not beiforgotten that, si^ce the happening of this truly unforUiUate evept, the government has been cdnstantly |n the hands or men mo rally disposed to juse all lawful [means to ' punish Ahls and! all other criUie; but that, (thanks to the. honesty'-and intelli gence of our citizens,) it has yet, at no period, been in the hands of those who ®ae‘disposed to! Use this high' offence •gaini^t the laws of God apd nian as a stepping stone tp political pOw ji}. ; O n th e 26th, o f O c to b e r lp 2 6 , th e la t e g o y e r o o u r C lin to n issu e d a procia- m a tidn oflering su n d r y retvardls, u n d e r differen t co n d itio n s , for th e d isc o v e r y . k . / i fs '.t S' poktepent of ithe’Special Counsel until th e i s t o i ' May, 1831; but in this act they hav /tim |led the pay of this officer to one thousand dollars for the year, oyer and aboV 2 expenses. Shmuefa the legislature have dope to facilitate! tllesp prosecutions. ■ lu addition,to the pji»claroati;ons be fore men tioned, issued by gov. Clinton, fonrseve re^uisitiops have been made, upon the Executives of other sthtes^ for. alleged ft gitives, suspected of connexion with the]^ffencei upon Morgan,, to wit: Two byl gov. Clinton one by gover- nour Pftlcher, and one by gov. Throop. So muchj, therefore, has been done by the^evelal persons who have adminis tered the government since this outrage wascomniUed. To cairy into effect these acts of tbe legislatuie, and of the'several Execu tives of Iho state government, the fol lowing 1 ayments in money have been made out of the treasury of the state; 1827. Oc . 30, To Joseph Garfing- house, s jerJfT of Cjlnftu-lo couiily, for pursuing John 'Vyhilney and Burrage Siqith into Kontucky, ^373 00 1828, MryO. To^Josmb Garling- . , house and Thiqeas Bales, of the county of Diilario, for pursuing William Kingj, Bmtage Smith uud John W litney, 2»,006 62 1828. Au j. 22. To I'hurlow Weed, for parsi ling k mont, and banging him back to thlsstnUlj 'I 193 65 1829. Ee ». 19. To Orson Bjenjamin, as tl|C d gcOVfere'p of one qf the ab ductors >f Morgan,I pursuiuit to the first proclamation of gov. Clinton, 100 GO 1830. Fe 3 . 3 d | To Thurlow Weed, for'pureipDglto Vermont and ap- prehpruljing iprsou Pai®lurst,t To Daniel Moseley, for disburse- and expanses as special meats a ; sp&ial counsel, For.servlcss and expenses a counsel, Toijfohn <’. Spencer, for disburse ments as- special counsel, For sftrvicis and expenses as special counsel, engaged 150 82 383 59 1,000 00 from the legisMiWe. T h e d i c t i o n vested in the tq the pay o f counsel in the AstOr caus^^, seeks v to have attracted his attention in h ii firs^ letter to gov. Tproop, and that the le gislature should have p e rm ittedkltdis- cretion toYemain as to those'caugeSi and should have tak^^it away as to the* Spe cial Counsel,-fpfms no ioconsiderabie part of the burden.of complaint iff Mr. S.’s liasit letter which he has seen fft to give to the pUhMck. If* however, he had directed tfaif p artuf Ms fauft finding at the offending power, [and not at the efovernour, thefe would i have been less absurdity in the commufticatioii. Still we think^in that event, he would have'found, what he mlist k e long be sensible of as it Is, that he has been cast ing sfones into the air which mi^tffaU npoD bis own head. ______ F j a m A Y * M A Y 28y 1 8 3 0 . fC ^ S o m O alarm has been c reated in this village f a r in g the p ast week in consequence o f the appearance o f a case p f the’ Small- P o f among us. prom p t, and we tbiiflLef- fectual, m easures have been taken to pre vent its spread. , W e -dp not think there is any cau.se for a la rm , to those who m ay wish to visit the village. — 05 * 'Som e advertisements which haire been omitted this week shall be attended to next. 961 2,330 00 Makii g the payments, in all, ;J7,5S9 40 These have been some of the acts of the state government, and there are those wh5will calj them “ positive aids” in the pi oSecUjtion of the business in which Mr. SpCncer has been, for a time, as Special Counsel. In adcitjoD to this, we have occasion to know”that the’ Attorney General has been frequently called u.ppn to attendito business | t the terms of the supreme court, seal to him by Mr? SpenceJ, and connected! with his official duties, and that all sulh business has been promptly attended to and precisely according to request; and that on one occasion, when the offiei »J duties of the Attorney Gene ral compjelled him to be absent from the court, a'distinguished counsellor was employed to do the business of the Spe cial Attoruey, and his counsel fee v/as. paid by Ihe state. Indeed it is useless to pairtlcularize, as we aver, upop the best aiutlority, that not an officer of the state government has been called upon by the Special Counsel for the perform ance of any d.uty pertaiiiing to his ofiice,^^ which hr s not been promptly and readily dischrlrg'id; that not an item of the charges .isi expenses made l|y Mr. Spen cer has been rejected, but all have been promj^tly paid ; and that no “ aid” which he has solicited from the Governour, or from eny other “ member of the govern- detection aijd punishment of thp abduct- | ment,” and which the (institution and ors of Wiliiam Morgan. |th e Ia|vvs had empowered the officer to '’' This n&t priiving efiectivej, on the 'render, has been in any instance with- I9th March 1837, he issued a second proclamation, Under the impression that Morgan had been murdered, and offer ing a reward of $1000 for his discovery if alive, and $2000 for the discovery, detection and conviction of his murder ers, if murdered. ‘ On the 15th of April, 1828, the legis lature passed a law directing the ap pointment by the Governour, of a Spe cial Counsel, with all the powers of the A ttorn^ General'of the state, whose official labours were to^ be exclusively devoted to an investigation of the Mor gan conspiracy, and whose offiice was to continue for one year from the 1st of May, 1828- i ■ ’The hon. Paniel Mosely was imme diately appointed, by tbe then acting gov. Pitcher, this Special Counsel, and devoted nearly his whole time tOv the servich, until h^ was called to the bench of the seventh circuit, in the ivinter of ^ . , '\ Immediately Upon hUiretirementfrom the office of Special C<)unsel, the late Special Counsel, Mr. ^ ^ n c e r , was ap- ,pointed by gov.^an B i p h / Thjis ap pointment was made andlacce'pted .under eircumstauces v^hich it may not h e ira- properto mjention,as Mr. Spencer speaks of being k v iteff to the employment by gov. Van Suren/. If we are not entirely mistaken, Mr. at firsl declined this appointment, and that too in language •somewljiat •peculiar to himself, so far at least as good natuto and good feeling were concerned, \and according to our recDllectioh, his final acceptaSc;e was y ielded expressly to the earnest stilicita- tions,of certaift ahtimasOfiicfc members of the legislature, and liot to th^invita- tion of tfci Gqyerqotir. He dim how- . e v e r. accept th e appointment and enter upon the dWtib# of ifie office. On the fttli of April:3-829j the legis lature passed another a c tcontkuk^this a p p ^ i n t e * ^ i - ------- witf'alf iginalact. On the lyth April, iFSO, tl^e legis- lature passed ra third act, directing a held,—with- the single exception of the refusal oi'the Governour t(i'assent to the payment to Elisha Adams of two thou sand dollars to induce that indicted naan to swear against the lives of others 1 . If Mr. S. desire^s'to put the merits of his contraversy with gov. Throop upon this refusal, we most cheerfully leave the decision to an honest and enlighten ed publick. If he does not choose to rest it here and here alone, we challenge him to sj>ecify another act of refusal or a sibgle instance of inattention to his demands. And unless he shall do this, the'publck will be bound to suppose, iiiJ aver nent to the contrary notwith- stahding. thatfhis redaction of \his pay by the fugislature .is .the real cam^ of his eOmjlaiut ^ and that, in the indul-. gqnce of his ill nature, he has been led to recriminate upon the Governour the offence pe' imagines he Has received THE GOVERNOUR AND T H E SPE CIAL COUNSEL. ■We have ocqupiec] a very considerable portion of oufepaper tliis week with the r e ply of die E d itor o f the Argus, to thechar- ^ ges preferred against ^ t i n g Governour r ] THRopn, by the Special Cpunsel, J ohn C . 00 SPENfcER. T h is subject bias assumed such a shape— and has become ithe them e of so much speculation a n d controversy, that the publick seem Jo require this at our hands. W e therefore comply with \vhat we presnine to be their wishes and lay the subject be fore them , to the exclusion of o ther m atter. W e have not published the letter o f Mr. Spencer, and it may. perhaps, be said, that we act unfairly in thus prejsenting only one side of the question— and (hr this reason we will end^a^our to present tioour readers, in as .concise 5 m anner as possible, the bur then of the “ cub’s'’’ compl|aint to (he Gov ernour. T b e whole of ih^ Specitif C o u n sel’s column and a half, may, with perfect propriety, be reduced to two charges— the first of which is, that tbe Governour h as di vulged his “ official communications, so as to & feat his'm easures, and bring undeser ved reproach upom him .” ; Secondly that “ poritfveaid, beyond ihq perform ance of formal duties, from which there was no es cape, had in no histanccj been rendered' h im J ’ ; W e shall not dwell upon the subject, bat refer our readers to the a rticle from the Ar gus, for a full and bomplet^ refutation of all the charges preferred against tbe acting Governour, by iheiSpecial Counsel. Every m an of candour and honesty m ust-acquit the Governour o f a c ting iu |il^p e r ly 4 n thii m atter.. H e h a s a c ted righti andm c ritS a n a jwUl receive the applause (md; approbation, o f every m a n who i s sqjiciitouij far the pre servation o f the fountain o f justice. W h a tl — give a m an, who lies under the bans of the law. for a participation j o cfiaief a fo b x f‘AKDON and ti^o thousand dollars tq swear against those who a re said to be paiticipa- tors in the same crime with him s e lf! And this to suit the honest views and intentions of the virtuous John C. Sprncer, must all be done secretly— this looks a little like buying a m an’s testim ony. I f Mi(. Elisha Adams, to whom the Special Counsel proposes to give this enormous sum of pioney, is an Ao- ncstm a n , and is desirous o f telling the truth, why offer him a bribe ? I f not, why offer him that am o u n t ? TherC ,is som etbing.in this, which is pot creditable to Jphn G. Spencer, either psi’an officer or a m an. . I f the fountains of publjck justice are to be thus approached— i f witnesses, in crim inal l i i r E W . G O O D S — c h e a p ! i v - I'OR. CASH. —AC. S H I I ' a , m^iftiyad a geaeral ass’ortrnen^of GOODS suit-1 abia |b r tbier-seaSon, viz— , f ^ B B Y G O O D S , in p art . . StfpT blue, black, brown, > A olive green,. clarfet& mixed ] Blue,blacl<>rn!X’d.it.drabCassimarea; .■ __ D.ark aqd; w inter Vestings; . Flain apd fig’d velvet d o .; Blue pelisse and habit Cloths; Greepi^white j red aifd yellow Flannels ; ^ baizelbpd Salsbury Flannels; ; “ Blue aad brbwn Carabtets, very cheap f Blue and brpwp goat’s hair Camblets, Sfcptcb Flaids, , I CdinbaaeUsand Circaifians, ^ Merino Circasrians, a nCw article for Prints apd Calicoes, dark a n d light, EngUsbk French, and Scotch Ginghams,! I Merino'CloW,. BIk, brown, slate, lilock, > crimson,Olive, cinaiban, STMerlno Circassions lead and Tea.qofored —, ) ■ Cambric Dimity, ■Purniture Calicoes, Brown and plaid Batiisse, Green and bl'k worsted Barrege Blk silk do, BIk FreWch and India Levantines, Blk. blue! Olb, and assort'd colors Gro de paples. do do dq Italian Silks, do Sirtcjijtos and Sarsnetts, 5.4 blkt^Hian Crape for Veils, ^ 4-4,5-4, and 6-4 b lk Si white bobbin,ett'alaces, black a n d white Lace Veils, do do do 'Lbule Lace, A large assortment of Bobbi- ) t ' nett in i Simp ^ \ Thule and bobbinett Edgings and InsCrtings, very fine and handsome patterns, Thread Laces,. Bobbinett FopUngs, wide and narrow, Valencic> Toilnelt, Sw ans-> down and silk \ VesUngs Hosiery, silk, worsted and cotton, A good assortment Lambs Wool VignoUa Hose, and 1-2 do. A large assortment of ladie's silk, > beaver, kid and horse skin j Gloves Ladls and Misses K|d Mills, . ^^Gentlemen’s heavy buck, beaver } and horse skin ( Gloves. G R O C E R I E S . Gunpowder,' Hyson, Y. Hyson, H. Sitin, Tonkay and Souchong Loaf, Lump, St. Croix, N. Orleans, and Havana Old Madeira, Sicil-y Madeira! Old Port 'll Teneriffe, and Claret Muscatel,) SUGARS. Bunch, j ^ I the presefiti spinijs^^^ iji? the (|ounty of j Niagara, aqd piraVidiffg:..[for thfe-attend- lanCe of ofiq o f thg |as*lcHs of the su- Ipreqae^coqrf, t b qSSiStift W d m g t h e §aicl speciat pouHftaqti qbfftiquftig the^p - *lt may be well to remember, that this was the same Elisha Adams to whom it was pro posed by the Speciat Counsel to pay tbe two thousand dollars, to induce him to testify.— Whether Jie had agreed with Mr. Weed to turn witness upon the terma proposed,-we are not informed, tDefore 4be order was-,obtained from gov- Throop for the pursuit of this fugitive, Mr- .Spencer { aid him ^78 for looking up the run aw'ay. IV! r. Weed’s account and receipt are in the follow ing words; « The {leople of the state of New York To Thurlow Weed, Dr, To my ex pensea in going from Roches ter to Charfeatowd, ,N. H., thence to Windscr, ReadiCgBnd Weathersfield, Vermont, in search o f Orson] Park- AMrrt, .olpon tbe request, and eibpldy meot Ol' J . C. Spencer, special attor ney, &3., travelling from {he 4th to the ,17t I of August, being 13 days, ;g52 60 To my services In the above'employ ment ai OOper day for IB days,' 26 00 proceedings, are to-be bought and sold for money, it is time to bid a d |e u to right—ju s tice will be at an end— anji the. event o f a suit, civil or crim inal, majy with certainty ■ be calculated _from the arjaount of money which e ach party qaay possess. God forbid that such wretches sboul^ ever have the rule in this country. T h a t tiiere are such m en grasping for the sceptre of power in this state, the events of-thq last two o r three years fully dem o q strate. iB u t the steady and u n w avering opposition to this party, by the Dem o cracy of the sta|te, will ere long dispel their illusory dreame, and the actors in this d isgracefal ofamra ivjili sink back into fliat obscuiity for which they were o riginal ly designed-^loaded with the execrations of a n indignant and ins'ult(|d com m u n ity. Cowrlerfeit Bills, on [the late Branch of the bhnkr’of T roy at Waterford, of the denomioation of $5, ari|3 iq circulation. IN S U P R E M E C O U R T . L etitia E vans S s A nn E vans , Rachel Evans, Andrew A. E 11- edit, John B. EHido|t, Joseph EHiCOtt, Rachel B., ElHcoitt,. John Reynolds &Jar^e bis wife John Bliss and Letitib Eis.wSfe Henry Baldwin and Surah his wife, David B. Dduglhss &. Ahn ' Eliza his wife, Nathaniel C. 00 Received, Rochester, August 17th, 1829, of John C. Spencer, esq. special attorney, &c., seventy eight dollars, in full of the Bjbove nc. count.\^' Thurlow Weed2' It win be seen that, Mr. W,*s travelling eXr pensgs hfippened ta be exactly ^ 4 peHay,.and U may he-thougUt somewhat singular that after \both thess expensive journeiys after Farkhurst, Mr. Wee i should have been so unfortunate as. to lose hi n in Wayne county,.on bis way from tor.t^cbesterwitfa him. We presume. ... ..ouirj not have been one of the « tried, and confi lentiat agents” spoken o f in the leRer of the Sp ;cial Attorney of the 29th Mafpb,tho', .(;ofi$idpring cb&6n3{>royftie»t*Ot Mt. W, i\3 lufi aii iDjpoj'taltitantiinHgooick jOuvuaij he rave sbltrad prettyfairlyin these agen- ngrfeediyed from-the publick treasuiy for services and expense's.' jjdilorof secnis to •cies,* imv ^ # 3 : 37 A ' Eliza Ills wile, maipaniei v . Grimth, Aagnstua Griffith, Griffith, Theodore R Emma AnniGfriffitor D' fitbj AliFred W. Wafffv Malry Jane q«si wife. ,. ■ p |N p i i i ^ s t t a n c e JIL the Supreme. Court, f a rDle of the Sup'reme epurt, edteijed in tbi^ cause at.tbe present Tep'mj''.and of the provisions |pf an act, entiUeid“An apt to (mend certain-pro- visioos o f the Revised Statu thereto,\. paS:^d hereby given \that pH perso is baVing m y gen eral Tien d r inonthbrartce on ndy unaiyldetTin. W e s f br shttroin the premi les of the partiesin tibD sa'it by Judgment or Decree are required to produce proof of all snc i liens and inenm- braucep together with satisliibCory cvrdencoof th^'awiount due Iherpon, to tihe undersigned, at;h'is oRice'in the Village fCtmeva, itl the comity of Phtario; dq or before the twelfth 'day of July next,' ah 10 o’OlOck in the fore noon. i ■ W M. SLIVER, Clerk, . Dated iVItk 22 a, IKSa. Il> addUion Bloum,' and Malaga Cigars, Codfish, Shad, Mackerel, Powder, Shot, Lead, fiic. &c. Sic. Hardw^arc, Crockery & Glass Ware, Looking Glasses, r A m S S , ^ £ X i O W - W A R B , OO Kegs assorted Cut Nails by Keg or Pound Swedes, Russia and English IRON. Cast. English, German and Swedes STEEL. 3 0 0 0 Lbs. First rate Sole LEATHER. LINSEED OIL by the bbl. or gallon. ' PORK by the Bbl. or Pound.* 3 0 0 0 Gallons first rale WHISKEY. FINE SALT.' Men’s Fashionable HATS. Boy’s Hats and Ca{is. ' J.adics’ Leghorn Hats, do. Navarino do. < ALSO —O ji Commission. A. G ombault & Co's. Superior Fine Cut Pound and half Ponnd TOBACCO, by the $ox or Bajj-rel, at New York prices, adding transpor tation. ALSO, FOR SALE. A. S T A G R C O A C H , cheap for Cash or approved credit. . , Batavia, May 1S30, j tfl 9 W E # GOODS-ajA.T CASH J L ^ P J ^ I C E S — E . SW E P T , is n^wve- ceivip’g a well selected assortment of SUM MER GOftDS, consisting of . G r o c e r i e s f H ^ ^ S e f ^ c k - ery. Nails, Glass, &c. Those who wish to pay CaPh for Goods will do well to call and examine his stock, i N.B. He trusts that those indebted \VilI not neglect their promises. Batavia, May 27, 1830. ’’W ' 19 ---------- : -------------- f- I^O T IC E is hereby given, to all persdns indebted to the lirm of MOORE 81 COFF!,IN thm the notes a id ac counts of the said firm have been duly assigned and they are requested to settle the same inis □mediately. The d|mandii are at preseni in the bands of J. W .^. Cpffio, who is authorized to settle the same and receive payment. MOORE & COFFIN. May 27, 1830. , . , 19 T O E X O N E R A T E P R O M IM S R I S - O N M E N T . [PurJWant (0 Revised Statutes, part second, chap. V. title J. art. 5 j relating to '^voluntary 2 ssign- ments by an insolvent, for the purpose o f ex- oneraling his perwnfrom imprisonmem -W X 7 IE E IA M % T H O M P S O N , notice T T first publislfed May 28, 1830; creditors to appear before bon. Simeon Cumings, a Judge of Genesee county-^ourts, at his office ir Bata via, on tbe fourteenth day o f August i^xt, at 10 o’clock in the fewenoon. my ^ w lO N r . B w G O O D S . — i - s . G R A N T Jk C O . have just r^eived and are receiving their Spring Supply ofjDoods consisting of DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, h a r d w a r e , CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c. Among their Dry Goods be found Black) blue, tirown, olive, green an^ raixt Broadcloths. Black,'blue and. mixt Ca^sintereS, SattioettS) Lastings aud Velvetpentf, Flannels, various colours and qualiUei, Baizes aud Figured Floor Cloths, Bombazets, Bombasine and Circassiai s, Table Linen, Damesk Table ClbtbS; White and browh Linen Drillings, Irish Linen, Long LawnS, & Lmen CimB’k, Plaid and ftriped Giugharas, assorted. S ilk and Silk Velvet yesfings, .Valettcia aud- MarseiljlesJdo. Cassimereaud t^leucla Shawls, Chiutsas and Gaiicoes,'‘pF every deserjiption, Black wad coloured Satins, Db. doiLevanlines and, Sarsqets, Silk, Wfikb aud pet Suspenders, Sewing Silk andTw ist, ^ Buttons of everjrdescription and quali ;y, Cotton and Lineq Floss, fisc. fisc. G R O C E R I E S . Cognlac Brandy, American do st. Croix R u n , I I Hol’d apdlAu . Gin N. Orleans W. Iridifi M toTt/-./,no Old Pittsibur ^SUGARS, commoqWhiskey Powtjer, Shot otic Lea'dj^ ! ' -rt ' CodflWh, Thud Mabkcrci,. Tobacco, ikc. TEAS. md }lasses I »b and r i\ -i ■■liy Old-Hyson, Young do. Hyson Skin Tonkay, TLoaf, * Lump, ' Havauna, St. Ccojx, N. O.and M uscovado,, Port, M adeira,) Teneriffe aud S WIKE'S Malaga ) xouip ^ Their stock is full mid coinpleia, com irisin, a gniiil variety of splendid Sj>ring and Stimmb Goods, ^yhich they are disj>osed;to soli cheap -torCASH. Bdiavht, May '20, 1830. ■■'1' ■( L' 4U ' m -K n v t t f l s ^ e A X i r a S ) O X i t S , 6LC.- ■ C O T D S S E A V E R , _ ’ |- R E now recdiving, li'om New Yo^k their spring supply >R U G S & M B D I C I N I E S , P A I N T S , O I L S , & C . W h ich together with thbir form er stock m akes their assortm ent extensive a n d boin- jidote. ! ' —— AMOJt® WHICHI AUg\’ ... '.I~ piasters o f a ll k inds, Anti|moriy,“A u n a tto, E x tracts of HyOscI- Alcphol, • amus Calotiiel, C a n jharides Jajap , Rose W a ter Poland Starch Aqua F o rtis, E m e tic T a r tar T a r taric Acid riiflls C o p a l \ (Jantharides,C alom el do Shellac Castor O il ] fio Aloes Croton & ’01ive O i l , do Gam boge 411 kinds o f E s s e n tial do M yrrh Oil.s ' do C a m p h o r C a theters, Silver and do A r a b ic I E lastic , do iOpiuqi Crude and Pulv. dp Galbanum Crocus M artis, - tlo R ino, Cochineal, 6occulus do Am m o n iac Indicus do T ragacanth Caustic lunar & com. d o T h u S W h ite wax Concerve of roses Carbonate of iron Ethiopls m ineral , G a llnuts, G lue • Ichthyoccola Sabina^ M anna N u x \Vomica ■irooth instruments' Ipecac, Rjhubard do Guiac-^ do M a s tic-' do Foetida do Elastic do Scam m o n y Lancets and cases M agnesia, nutmegs Surgeons needles Trocars, Syringes of all kinds. Ralsam s b f a lt kinds B reast Pipes B lue St wfliite Vitrol Stramonia,! Cicuta, Peruvian! W inter, .Liquorice, JStc. Cinnam o n , Angus- Flow e rs ofiZinc tura, Sim irouba C h a m o m il^ Senna C scarllla B a rks RosemaryJStc. Cream T a r tar, Digitalis, Lenna Castor,.IV; usk Iodine, Indigo English H u s t’d seed Indelible I ik E m e r y ,F ns Veneris E p s ’m Jk. G laub’r Sits E ther, V triol Flo’s. B ^ z o i n Soda £ e idlitz Powiiers V alerian, Seneka R e d a n d 'vbite pre- cipitjite Phosphor hs C^uassia, Colombo Spigeliagientian Curcum a , scilla Hellebor^i, serp. Virg. rhei galengal Colcbicu n, resin Sarsaparilla Rosem ar r' Red Sanders Venice tujrpentine Uva ursi Surgical Ir strum ents Sulph. Q,uinine M ace, M adder C a y e n n e P|epper Ginger R o b t N itre, rochelle, soda Succin, tartar* martis and Absyqth salts Sulphur, sealing wax Castile and Windsor soap, cardamom, Annis, eolebicura &. Foenegre seeds Sago, spermaceti Spt. nitre fe lavender Sponge and starch Sub. carb. soda T a p e rs, sipalts W afers, fee. fee. 4 L arge assortm e n t os ' IftxQl’s T r u s s e s , A G R E A T V A R I E T Y O E T a t e n t M e d ic in e s , ----- SUCH AS- ----- Lam o t’s and A n d e r-W h e a ton’s Itch O int- son’s Cough Drops m e n t fe Bitters O p o d e l% c S w a im 's Panacea ftritish o n Indian E x tr a c t or Rxom atic fe ? Poladelphis _ Cepbalfai ) ' * B a tem a n ’s Drops Balsam of Life G o d frey’s Cordial, Harltem O il Fosgaie’s Anodyne Lees’, Hoopbr's, j . Cordial D a v e n p o rt’s ( ^ G e rm a n Thom p son’s Anderson’s fe ^ J and D a v e n p o rt’s Jam e s ’ T h a y e f j ^ E y e W a ter and-other J O Y a n ^ s aud X iem o u s, A general assortm ent of Confectionary. X large and complete assortm ent o f Paint and G raining BRU S H E S . Sash Tfools, Camel’s Hair Pen- - . cijs^ &c. ! S ^ i c i l s Tcx^^cutiuc. C O A R ^ S &. T U S H F A X i a T T S . r -4 -— SUCH AS ----- - W h ite Lbad, do. ground in O il R e d Lead, Spanrih W h ite Spruce Yfillo'W Crom e Yellow Crom e G reen, Prusian Blue Cochineal, Carm ine, Lam p B lack ttose Piqk, Yfeuetian R e d , ICings Yellow , Verinilion, Tfirkey Uiniier TeVre D b Sicona, Yellow 0 c h r e y erdigris,' distilled and conjimbn Paints in|Boxeis, Glue', R e s L , Gold and C d p p e r B ronze Sm alts, Litharge, Copal V jrqish Gold a n j Silver L e a f | Linseed hnd Lam p O il, D rbp Lake Stone Yellow, Spanish Bxdwn. I --------- A L S O - ^ ----- P O k T , 1 M A D IE R A , > W IN E S - A N D T E N E R I F F E ) pF SUPEIRIOUR qUARITY --- ^FOR SlCKNESa. W ith a determ ination to Sell our erticlbs bn the m o st leaSonable terfiis, wp solicit a Oontinuaince o f publick patronagja. ! ; O ^ T h o s e indebted to qs are tequested io call a n d s e ttle their accounts. C O T E S fe S E R V E R ' ! I^atavia, May 27, 1830. ; F B . E S H s F R X x a r a a d l o D ^ T jus^ received and are now i pening kt r store in M echanick’s H all, a very fiill lid Assortm ent of G C 'O D S VHE which are of IfABDE DORS WAGGGN and h a r n e s s for sale i jlie Wag, gon Hames i .is nearly net f. .Also, two GNE HORSE W a DGONS, {ope oftbem neW, anff the other'rie irly new,);and i new ON^ c a r t and HARIFl?SSi W which w]iil be SoldLOW a id on kijibefal credit ifrequi^d- W. H. WELLS. ■ EBS'l’EB ^ are now receiv ing a new supply of D r u g s fe M E D IC IN p S „ h > a k in| tjieir formei asiprtm e n t cc ' 1 1: ■, ; S '- ■■ subscrifo &i* ft pwir ES, TWD HORSE ipleto- m W all the p ateni Met)iHnas>- aijid a 'large supply of Speciefe Trhetufe B Also a choice selection of Gff^CEjft among which are thej following Young Hyson,} 1 , O ld fe F t e a s . • Hyson SkitV' HaVantfai W h ite, j ' Muscovado,: a n d U S U G A R S j St. c M '. y ■ 'I Coffee, Pepper, Aljlspice, M ace andN u trnegs, M u s c a telii' BlQ0tb, Sf > r a i s i n s : .B u n c h i yi ■ ■ I Ol a n ies; Letuori^Pam a rinds. Almonds, fee. fec.ffec. C a v e im ish,'' p lb g ,L ttd 5 . T O B A C C O . F i b e C o t Molasses, 1Srandy, StL Croix ], M adeira, P b rt, T^neijiffe, a n d \ W I N E S , Mjilaga^ ; y O f a superiottf qijafitly foy. S ickness. T h e above articles a re vvell Rejected and o f a superi4ur quality, fe wifi be sold cheap for Cash oij approvrsd cr sdift T h e auhsgri- bers return! thanks for ft ih liberal patjronage they have received and solicit a ebntinu- turn, Holland Gin,i '4 I A ance of th6 sam e. ' : B a tavia,'M a y 12, Ifiisff. D eniesee Dom feii^iSogates Offi ^ T ^ Q T J C E is h e p e b y g i v c ^ - L ^ that a poiition.ofl the monie^arisitiff W. feR- ESEE ConNTV,'} jMrOORE & C O F F lf havte ^hir sto and Splend i.. -^j.. Am o n g st the Dry Goods may be Ibund tljn following articles B lk. W o rsted Burage for dress B lk. Botnbazio Circassians ; BUs» fe ilight ool’d Silks ......T While and Green Italian Grapes A very large fe handsome assft Ribbon ! .brown Battees for B o n n e ts i : B lk. BWe Silk Yelvht Vestings f I Assorted Cotton find W orsted H o se • ! Pongees, Linen Drillings • | j Plaid Girigliams, new style , : L a rge ass’buew s yle Calicoes ^ j Genllegaen’s c o l '1 C ravats, &C 4 fee. j ’ T h e y vvUl. receive in a few days a u afe-j Isortmont o f |J A R D W A l l S , C ffO C K D -l iilY , aud G R C jO E f tlE B , which w ilhnake aheir assortm ent as jejXtensive anj,! eomplefe iashas ever been kept In this village. ^ BMiftvia, A p tiH O , U J 9 . eeo brought into this office and will be disiribujted 10 tbe credi tors of the said deceased kt fli e Arrogate,’s Of fice, in Batavia, pb Monday the fomleentb day of June next at lek o'clock in fbe forenoon. Given nnoer my hand ibis 22d day of April A.D. 1830. 15 EBENEZEjR RJlX Surrogate. PROSPBCTuh th e OB Bow E h oF b it ^ r a t o b e : Embellished Quarterly wi(h afiandsome Engra ving i ' ■ ■ Y E V O T E D exclusively to Polite Lit- J L r eraiure, comprised iq the following subjects ; O riginal aqd Sdlect Tales, ‘ E s says, A m erican Biographyi, Travels, N o ti ces of New Publicationfs, Amusing Miscel lany, Hum erous a n d Historical Anecdotes, ,fec. fee. J T h e c h a racter and d feign of this p o pular periodical being generjally knovvn, it hav ing been published nearly six y e a rs and re ceived a respectable a n d widely extended share o f publick patronage, and as it iiiust be acknotVledged to be one o f the cheapest journals eaitant, the pujhlisher deems it un necessary in his propojsals for publishing knbtber volume, to sa j lUore than that it will continue to be conducted upon the same plan and afforded at tbe same low rate, that h e has reason tp believe has hith erto given Satisfaction to its numerous pat rons,; J H is exqrtipiis to -repdej th e Reposirory a pleasing and instructive visitor will still be ' unrem itting; and as its correspondents lare daily increasing and several h ighly lalenteff individuals, with the benefit o f whose liter ary labours be haj not h^tetoibre been fa voured, and whose writings would reflect honour upon any period! have engaged to contribute to its colu nn|;, b e flatters h im self that their comnninicafibns, together with the best periodicals oT the day, with which he U regdlarly sajppRed, will furnish him with a m p le m a te rials for e n livening its pages with that varietjr expected in works of this nature. 1 , | P R E M IU M S . ^ T h e following p rem ium s will be allowed to Post ]\I Masters, E d itors o f Papers and others, who will act ag a g e n ts for the R e pository. Those who will-forward us P,ivo; Dollars fnie of nostagje,. shall receiv© 4 tar copies, an l aigli||^ersoh who will rem it Us Tw e n ty I i o l l ^ , shall receive trlbenty>fi0e copies for one year— fkdUcing the price ia EIGHTY c i : n t s per vo|um e ; an d any per son who will rem it Tiventy Five Dollars, shall recei i'e tMrty-onel copies and a set o f Stutm ’s R e jlec^ns fojr every, D ^ in the Y e a r, plai rly bujt haqdSomely boniM. T h a t w«i m a y 'the S£»ner, and the more, accurately, d e ie im ine (pnAhejogniBer o f co pies necessary Jfor its enstting year, as ar, inceptive to presefif^kertions on the part o f those Who a r e ‘disposed to assist us i n obtaining subscribecs' we offer thefollovviag adflitiom l preiiiuras: T o ihe first porson who sh a l rem it us Twenty Dolla-'s, one copy of T,ke Token for 1880, containing thirteen elegant engravingsr- to the secjhd ft ho shall rem it us Twenty Dolla-s, tl a first a n d second vol^ime, new series, of fio Repository, or apy other two volums we jhave| on hand,»hpu|nd o r un bound, as [ijiay Suit the eonve,n|ieBceof thk com p e titoi, and! the same nuinper oLvoi- uraes to the firSf whobhall rgmA Pifteen Dollars ; T o th^ first pierson ftbo shall r e - nii^ Tweniy-fve\Dollm9t dne dopy o f The Sokvenir lor 18fl0, ceniaining^ twelve \ele.- gant engrs.vlpgs-r-.to ihn|pQ G p d , the first aud socop 1 ivolhmes, rieft:isfies|i Of the R e - poftiory ; - - T o the first'person who shalT rem it T h t ty D m ars, one copy o f The Ta~~ tismon, ebatainijng tw<lve.,ele'||ant engraV- jo g s , extr i copies in the samft ratio with those wht shall remii tWfkty'J ^ tt^ e n ty V i ” five, anfl ;be sp't o f {stUtm, apd first a n d j second vclume, new series, handsomely bound ai d gill—th e seepnd .who tenuta. Thirty Dollars, the s a n ie w ith tl£e e.vcep4- tion.of T l 0 Talisinan] , . r ’ T l ^ successful cojmpetitori .Can hHVej.;;^ their hook, j ^eut 1:0 Ney-'York,Albany ,Troy-:*; or H a r tf p ‘4 , fri e o f ( xpepse^ land l«fi at. any pVaUe dl either o f these. pities, they mayjdes|giia{e, subjec; ofile|i-s. w ■4 \iji ••vV .-■J V.-' P, -.5? ^ subs c r r b m ^ h h ftia a? Nani% of lb ihpuM o f iubscfr of June, ar as to liie Put lishet corner of iVaitkn and ft'bitd-sirkets. liudsptI qaq. i'ptipp to be syut;( sooH after ns oonViufteui, Wii.,uiA5f 3j. le P': to thei? respective e .. i l ' - 4 .0 .
