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L?j the New-fork Ev.^ost, Seg. 12. lELLOW FEVER AT BROOKLYN. Lr e are informed this forenoon in a Inner tfiat commands our belief,,that [less tharr eleven persons have IftMly e „ seized with (his dreadful disease in l g village* six of whom have died.— L nvo last died yesterday, one of ;»m was a man living below, the bank, ohifd, which had been removed S|lic poor House. We understand that there is no difficulty in ae- I'uting f' or tne iiitroifuciion of this dia- jpr; that the, cause is palpable,— Inis'tlays since, a brig from the West, jjes, came to the wharf south of the jin-slreet, after having touched at our wantine; that she had previously |t (be H»» te at sea v lna J shortly after I arrival at the wharljin Brooklyn 'orevv deserted her, and have gone L)dy knows whither, 8nd Hint the on which the mate died being giv . \ io the steward, was ahed on deck & Insferred to the house out of which. (hree persons lately died. We also l]crs«tand that the above persons at- |ked have all been in the immediate inity of the vessel or the house; [lien is only a few rods distant. We ! glad to learn that a salutary degrt-e {alarm prevails' \a the village, which always led to effectual measures for Paring the infected house of the re- [ioder of the inhabitants. OFFICIAL. nointmenis by Ihe President of the U. Elates since the adjournment of the Senate. |Willard Hall, of Delaware, Judge of District Court, in and for the Dela- te District, in the place of John Fish- i deceased. (Edgar Macon, of \Virginia Attorney fthe United States for East Florida i*n place of Alexander Hamilton,- re- Jotd- Peter Randolph, of Missisippi, Judge the United States for the Missisippi Isiricr, in the place of William B. liti'ls'deceaspd. > lD«vid Floy d, Wm. W Blair, and Al- lander Hamilton, Commissioners for Bfiuinmg claims \Hid titles to land in • Territory of Florida. Joseph M. White, of Florida, Com- Igsioner for ascertaining claims and ti- ls to land in Florida, in the place of Iroes P. Preston, resigned. hn. Tudor, of Massachusetts, Con- ! of the-United States at Lima, and • the ports of Peru.. [Charles Barnet, of New-Jersey, Con- of the United States for the port of btwerp, in the place of David Parish, 1'ignec!. Harris E. Fudger, of Massachusetts, |nsul of *the United States for the port jSanfa Martha, in the Republic of jlombia. fHugh Steele, of Illinois, Consul of United States for the Island of St. atholomews, in the place of Robert M? arrison, resigned. [Robert Walsh, of Missouri, Attorney the United States for the Missouri istrict, in the place of Joshua Barton, fceased.— Nat. Intcll. Cornelius P. Van Ness is elected jovernor, Aaron Leland Lieutenant ovemor, aod Benjamin Swan, Treas- h*r of Vermont. I Indian War.— The troops of the U. stationed at Batoo Rogue, under the prnmand of Col, Chambers, were pre- jaring to embark for the Council Bluffs, ieam boats having been engaged for ii\ir transportation. We fear that there pill be an extensive Indian war.— Niles. From the N. York Statesman, Sept, 15, TOPOCrRAPHY. Mr. John Ogden Dey, of Geneva, has this n'ning brought to our office, a copy of the pographical map of the western part of the •ate of New-York—compiled by'David H. ance, which is about to be published by sut»- 'fiption. This map cornpri9es all that part of [he state, which is embraced in whit was for- crly called the western district, together with considerable part of Lake Ontario, Lake E- |ie, and Upper Canada. It is protracted on scale of five miles to an inch, and its dimen- [ions are about two feet by five. It exhibits e lines of counties, towns, townships, rao- ;«, villages, post-offices, mills, manufacturing stiblishments, roads, rivers, canals and navi-, Me streams, as also a profile of the Grand 8 <ial from Lake Erie to Utica. The late I'lcration of counties and towns by the legisla- te are all laid down. A table is appended Mug the altitudes of mountains, the area of Jta several counties, the population at their 'fferent periods, in 1800, t810, and 1820, the Illogical structure of the country, ineteoro- ~g' IC! »l observations, and other valuable statis- JB*I information. The map is recommended y tile first names in the state, and a long list 'i cm- most respectable citizens are among *e subscribers. It is beautifully executed by Messrs. Rawdon, Clarke & Co. of Albany. To County Clerks, Supervisors of Towns a nd Clerks of the Boards of Supervi- sors. The secretary of state earnestly so- ,,c 'ts such of the county clerks, super- iors and, clerks of .supervisors as have not yet answered his circulars on the Slltl ject of the poor-laws, to forward their r «turn 8 to him without delay, as the ses-' 810 \ of. (he Legislature is rapidly ap- poaching, in which it will be necessary 10 make his report. JOHN V. N. YATES. Secretary of State. gesj and, such is the variety *>f female candidatesvthat the most captions taste may be suited, The following advertise- ment appiears in*(he Journal d'Jffiches, a Pari| paper, of Jiily 17:—- c ^<* MARRIAGES. , «* tat.-Fifty widows, with from 2 to 20,000 f^ncs of income. \ 2d. One and fifty damsels, with from 10,000 to 600,000 francs of dowry. \ 3d. Four hundred young ladies and widows,, with a small f6rtune. Apply to M. Porre, &c.\ . Another marriage broker advertises at his disposal, - \Two young ladies, of.between 15 and 18 years of age, with between 30 and 60,000 francs of portion. \ 2. Two others between 30 and 36 years, with 35,000 francs; and several damsels of all ages, with between 4,000 and 6.000 frauds of income; with lots of widows, of income from 1,000 to 6u> 000 francs.\ . If money be not the object, M. Porre says that he has at his disposal,\ several young ladjes of aneitnt families, with '•ttle fortune, but wtih all the qualities Which should accompany fortune.\ State of m^Yaz^y — REGIMEN PAL ORDERS. Geneva, 20th Sept. 1823. The Officers, Non-commissioned Of- ficers and Musicians of I he 42d Regi- ment, in the 24th Brigade and 22d Di- vision of Intantry, will Rendezvous for Military improvement at William Ans- ley's lun, in the town, of Seneca, on Saturday, the fourth day of October next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, unifor- med, armed and equipt as the law re- quires. And, pursuant to General Orders of the 23d of August last, the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Musicians and Privates of the Regiment are direct- ed to Parade on Wednesday the Eighth diy of October- next, precisely at nine o'clock in the forenoon, on the public Square in the village of Geneva\ uni- formed, armed and equipt according to law, for Review and Inspection. Commandants of Companies will no- tify their respective commands of the a- bove Parades without delay. The Commissioned Officers will have with them at the parade on the 4th of October, their latest Commissions, in order that a complete Roster may be formed, a3 required by the Brigadier General. By order of JAMES BOGERT, Lieut. Col. Commandant 42dRegt. Infantry. L. B. MIZNER, Adjutant. >~-P MERINO SHEEP. F OR^ALE, 1000 Merino EWES. Also,a nwmber uf supe- rior Mertno BUCKS. A credit will be giv- en : the security to be satisfactory. The Ewes will only be sold in large lots. WM. WADSWORTH. Geneseo, 1 0th Sept. 1823. 3/?44 ~ NOTICE. ~ W HEREAS my family have been in the habit of involving me in debt without rny knowledge or consent. I hereby give notice to the public not to trust them lor any thing whatever with- out a written ord^r from me, as I will pay no debts of their contracting with- out such written order. THOMAS BUSH. Seneca, September 22, 1323. 3w45 A Farm TIffiaer, ]|§g| for n e. T' Marriage Brokers.—Oae of the*ton- °o papers state? that in Paris there is a [ e lNa\r bureau for negoeiating tnarria- 2Slefiiac Stands, On the Death of Mr. MARVIN S. CADY. With trembling hand I strike the mournful lyre, The chords all vibrate to the notes of wo— Damp the bright ardor of poetic fire, And only bid the tear of sorrow flow. Mute is each lively animating string That sweetly echo'd to the strains of joy- When youth—and hope—and love in concert sing, And blend their melody without alloy. All the fond visions of exulting youth, All the bright-cherish'd hopes of manhood's bloom, Alt the endearing ties of love and truth That CADY felt, are buried in the tomb ! Fix'd oa the object of his lov'd pursuit- Onward he prcss'd with firm, tho' humble trust, Nor saw the gath'ring storm, portentious, rise, To lay his prospects with'ring in the dust. Swifl was the whirlwind and severe the storm— His feeble frame could ill sustain the shock ; With faith undaunted and devotion warm, He clung, 'midst all its horrors, to a Rock. The Itock of Ages! there his hopes were staid, While earthly joys receded from bis eye, Faded & fled-rheaven's glories were display'd— The assurance of a blest eternity: Tho' weak, affrighted nature shrunk appall'd At the dread prospect of approaching death— That hour arrived : His dear Redeemer call'd— Without a struggle he resign'd his breath. Could modest worth—could humble, fervent zeal— Could generous warmth, and sympathy of heart— Could talents—youth—or friendship's prayer avail, To stay the unrelenting Tyrant's dart •He had not died I—Tho' to our finite eye Dark and inscrutable the ways of God— »Tis ours to bow submissive to bis will, And bless the band that smites—and kiss the rod. G. H. P. Geneva, Sept. IT, .1823. . Dissolution. HE Partnership heretofore exist- ing between WILLIAM FIELD & DAVID CRUM, 'IB this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ihe WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS in all its various branches, will he con- tinued by the subscriber in Castle-st. ''opposite Cortleyou's tavern. DAVID CRUM. Geneva, Sept: 19, 1823. 3w45 FOR SALE, 8 Valuable Pasture Lots, L YING north of the village of Ge- neva, containing from three a to four Acres each. There is considerable Timber on two of the Lots. TERMS, One tenth »f the purchase monty to be paid in sixty days from the time of contracting, for which ap- proved notes will be required—the bal- ance in four equal annual instalments, with interest annually, to be secured by bond, and mortgage. H not sold at private sale before the first day of October next, I will offer the property at PUBLIC AUCTION,at Stone's Tavern, in the village of Geneva, at 10 o'clock in-the forenoon of that day, on the above terms. ROBERT C. NICHOLAS.^ September 15, 1823. N. B. A Survey of the above Lots may be seen at tbe Geneva Bookstore. 44 R. C N. NEW WHOLESALE & RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT. TALLMADGE & PARKER, R ESPECTFULLY inform the public that they intend to open a STORE on the 20th of SEPTEMBER inst. in Water-Street, Ge- neva, opposite Mr. John L. Dox's Store- where they win keep on\ tiSnlfa' corriptele as- sortment of T HE subscriber wishes to sell the farm on/ which be how resides, contaioing oneltitidred and f fty-fiv^e A- cres. Half of'said farm is* under good improvement, and the remainder is the best of Timber land. On the premises area small convenient Dwelling House, Wood-Shed and Barn. The farm is well watered-, has an excellent small Orchard of bearing fruit trees, and situ- ated 3 miles west of Geneva, on the Old Castle road, known by the name of the Whitmore farm. For further partic- ulars, inquire of the subscriber, living on the premises. - LUKE H. WHITMORE. Seneca, Sept. 6, 1823. 43 Military Goods. J UST received by the subscriber, a supply of BUTTONS, suitable for Artillery, Cavalry, Infa,nlry, Riflemen and Staff', corresponding with General Orders for the* Uniform of tbe tflate. <. ALSO, Scarlet Clothf Scarlet Bombaset, Gray Cloth, Blue Cloth, White .lean & Drillings, Artillery Swords, Black Braid & Cord, Scarlet Worsted Sashes, Yellow do. Shoulder Knots non-commissioned Officers. R. M. BAYLY. J%28, 1823. 37 ONTARIO BIBLE SOCIETY. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annuaf Meeting of tbe Ontario Bible Society will be held at the Brick Church in Canand&igua, in said county, on Tuesday the SOth.day of Sep- N tember inst. at 11 o'clock A. M. for the purppse of electing Officers* &c WALTER HUBBELL, Secty. . September 18, 182S. COOKING, FRANKLIN, CHURCH, COMMON, OVEN, and BOX I STOVES, suited to every purpose to which a Stove can be used, and all of very superior Patterns, k. cast from the best of Philadelphia Iron, which is allowed to be the best ore in America for Stoves, and which has not the great fault of the generality of Stoves heretofore sold in this section of the country, as they seldom or nev- er crack, and never in such a manner as mate- rially to injure them* Persons wishing to purchase the above arti- cles, and who have not made up their minds on any particular Stove, wfll do well to wait until the above time before they purchase, as these Stoves have obtained a decided prefer- ence over all others where they have been in- troduced. They also intend to keep on hand, a general assortment of ENGLISH & RUSSIA. PIPE, of the first quality, ivhicb they will sell as low as can be bought in this place or elsewhere, for cash or approved credit. COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with any quantity of Stoves on as liberal terras as at Philadelphia, N. York, Albany, or any- other place where Stoves are manufactured &: sold. Geneva, Sept. 10, 1823. Sro4S — •• .. . — -• — — — - I ' \•-'\• \ • i. ——i. Boarding School FOR YOUNG LADIES-IN GENEVA. T% /TRS. AIKIN will commence her second J_V_L-Term September 1st,'and being sensible of the many advantages which will result to those Pupils who enter at the commencement of the term, solicits Parents who may be plea- sed to honor her Institution with their patron- age, to make application at or before that time. TERMS OF TUITION. Reading, English Grammar, Geography, (an- cient & modern) Ar Arithmetic, S4 pr. qr. Ancient & Modern History, Logic, Rhetoric, Euclid's Elements of Geometry, Natural & Moral Phi- losophy, & Composition, - 6 \ Drawing and Painting, - - S \ Music^ - - 10 \ Use of the Piano (for practice) - 2 \ Board, including Bedding and Fur- niture for the room, - - 2 pr. wk. To those who furnish their own room, 1 50 Fuel and Candles for Bed Rooms, an extra charge. French Language taught if required. : Bills payable quarterly, and the first quarter in advance. The plan of Education, the course of studs ies to be pursued, and the general regulation- of this School, will be similar to. those estab- lished in the Troy Female Seminary i and Pa- rents placing their children in this School may rest assured that unremitted exertions will be made on the part of the Teachers to improve the minds of the Young Ladies. ElVery facil- ity: will be furnished that can tend to their rap- id advancement in their studies, and particular attention paid to forming their manners. Ginhq,, JulyZ3,M< &> »pd-#^e%tore, OPPOSITE THE POST-OPjflCB—tGENEVA. t\ PROIJTY, BAS just received a large quantify: vf BOX OVEN, II PARLOR ««** COOKING, || FRANKLIN STOVES, which be will sell at very reduced .prl^ ces. Aho—SffEET IBQN, by tbe cwt* or ton. He keeps constant- ly on hand, apd-for Sale.,. > - i<*^ •»•.• STOVE PIPES, valk ous tiil' 5 s— and SHEET IRON & TIN WORK generally. Also, CYLINDERS, BOILERS, STILLS and WORMS, manufactured by himself, and warrant- ed to be made of the best materials, and] in the most workmanlike style. AH to be sold very low for cash, or approved notes. He also continues to keep a large assortment of . ,i for English (L) American, German, and Caa \ -3 B CO N ew Militia Act Of the S^^of New-York, passed 23d Aprij^^B; with a copious.Index. Au Acl^mie support of COMMON SCHOOLS'; with all the Amend- ments, and the Exposition of Gideon Hawley, Esq. the former Superinten- <lent,'and of J. V. N. Yates, Esq. the ; present Superintendent together with blank forms. An Act concerning the SUPREME COURT; for dividing the State of New-York into Circuits; and con- cerning CIRCUIT COURTS and COURTS of OYER and TERMI- NER, and for vesting Equity powers in the Circuit Judges. An Act for the Payment of .certain Of- ficers of government therein named, and for other purposes—regulating Ihe FEES of Masters, Registers, As- sistant Registers, Examiners &: Ser- geant at Arms of the Court of Chan- cery ; of the Clerks of the Supreme and Circuit Courts, &e. &c. The above lately Received and for Sale al the Geneva Bookstore. Also —Flute Melodies, By T. Hastings — price 75 cents. Martial Music, I no! tiding Instructions for the DRUM and FIFE—price 63 cents. Geneva, 2-llh June, 1823. H 1 The Partnership ERETOFORE existing between R. & J. S. HOGARTH, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.— Persons having accounts with them will please to prepare for immediate settlement—Those indebted, for imme- diate payment. RICHARD HOGARTH, JOHN S. HOGARTH. Geneva, Mai/ )0th, 1823. 27 Post Office Notice. Y order of the Post Master Gene- ral. the principal mail from Alba- ny to Buffalo is not to he opened at any iiitermediate office, except Geueva, on any pretence. EBEN'R. BACKUS, Ag*l. P. O. Depart. Geneva, 6th Aug. 1823. . 38 0 WHISKEY. - 30O0 Gallons WHISKEY on hand, of superior quality and flavor—1, 2 and 3 YEARS OLD. Auso, a genuine supply of first quality *. GROCERIES, For Sale — by R. BiL BAYLY. AUGUST 25, 1823. IRISH LINENS, &c. NE case Irish Linens, in whole & demi pieces, superior fabric, and low charged. & 4 pieces brown, bleached and striped Driiing. 8 „ Irish Sheetings. „ 10-4 Damask Table.Llnen. 20 „ Russia Diaper. 20 „ Bear, Duck and Russia Sheetings and Shirtings. 30 „ striped Jeanett, cotton CassimVs, Seersuckers and Union Mixtures for men's wear. ALSO-AT NEW-YORK PRICES, 4 cases Ladies', Misses', and Men's LEGHORN HATS, For Sale by R. WE. BAYLl?. Geneva, May 20, 1823., Swedes,, } ^ Russia, f g English and I a; American, ) ^ Anvils; Vices; Nails; Sato-Mill and Cross-Cut Sams ; Brass and Copper Wash Kettles ; Brass Andirons; Shovels and Tongs* - • WITH AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF Cutlery & Hard-Ware; comprising articles' used by Mechanics and Farmers generally. Likewise, An extensive lot of HOLLOW-WAIUS. 57* Those indebted to the subscriber, either tty note or book account, of long standing, are requested to call aud set- tle immediately. Geneva. Sept. 1, 1823. 42 GENEVA CASH STORE. 25lh AUGUST, 1823. T HE subscribers having taken DAVID S. HALL into partnership, tbe business will still be condacted at tbe old stand under the firm of AYBAVLT, Jjf Co. They are now receiving and opening a fresh supply of new & fashionable SUMMER. & FALL GOODS. Among which may be found an elegant and extensive assortment of the most new and fashionable kinds. They would particularly invite the attention of their customers to their assortment of J CLOTHS, CASSIMERE% SATINETTS & FLANNELS, which will be found ununually low~-.41sa lP /JCai!\ lain Plaids, Circassian & Caroline Plaids, and a new style of French Patterns of Calicoes; all selected with great care from the latest importations, and making their assortment very complete. And they assure their cus- tomers that tbey will sell all their goods as cheap and many articles CHEAPER than can be purchased in the country. They have al- so received uncommonly cheap. Their stock of DOMESTIC GOODS is large and general, which will at all times bft sold wholesale aWery reduced prices. A very general and complete assortment of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, CHINA, GLASS and EARTHEN WARE Together with Iron, Nails, Steel, Mill- Spindles, Gudgeons, Cranks, &c. ALSO, a choice lot of superior quality TEAS* » 2 Hhds. pure Cog. BRANDY. 2 do. St. Croix RUM. 2 do. Jamaica do. 2 do. Lump, I STIfiAR o . 2 do. Brown \ hUl * AKS * JXTCash, and the highest price, paid for POT & PEARL ASHES. On hand 500 Barrels SALT. »• ill — ' \• • ' '\ - • '\ ' —••• • - • -•— \ • - i ... . • • I M> fa, M 1 •—-•••— — Just Received and for Sale al the Geneva Book-' Store— ' * Koiimgsmarke, the Long Finne, a Story of the New World. Trials of Margaret Lyndsay, by the author of Lights and Shadows of Scot- tiMLLife; price $ I. Aug.tO. WANTED, T WO or three Journeymen TAI- LORS, to whom constant em- ployment and good wages will ,b'e git- en. None need apply except those, whose industry, sobriety and good Work, will recommend them. WANTED AS ABOVE,! . A lad about 16 years of age as an APPRENTICE to the aboveibjiiainess* providing he can come weli recommen-, ded. One from the country would be preferred. s ^i v \. BACKENSTOSE & E»GELBR$W. Geneva, August Ititfa ,I823.v <•;' *^0 . fXj'The WiUci Journal in% Caytfgt#^?ibt will give the, above S insertions,•artdffqrwa'rd their accounts to this office. ' ' '• •• '\' V '•')' i. •iiii'iLil : -i ni.fi' n r,ni-|i. Phillips'- SpeeeN^ J UST received ant! for Sale a,t flje, Mnevfy- Bookstore^ a new, cheap and nea^euitibtt. of Phillips? Speeches, with lidditions--ffiice iOs.\ Ahso, for saii at above, ^ j \ lapsed Wrii^g Ii*}^ ; Put up in strtill stone jars; and Ibe bestnuol- ity INK POWtvER. 4ugu*l 13. Si V:, ,4 * 1- aaga»toa^vA»fAt.j, ..3?*?*; ffi$to ##^^^^i^i ^:sis
