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m JH1 .Mm MMSRCMYtlLJB •MBWHTMSMM. NO. 26.—VOL.. XXIV. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1832. PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS-BY JAMES 20&S3RV, AT HIS PRINTING OFFICE, BOOKSTORE & BINDERY, Main-Street, nearly opposite the Hotel, GENEVA, ONTARIO COCNTY. NEW-YORK. TERMS. To village subscribers, $2 50 cents a year. To those living out of the village who call at the Bookstore, and to those who receive the paper by mail, $2. To Companies of not less than ten, $1 50 cents, payable when the papers are taken. Single papers, six pence. (EF No papers discontinued without payment of arrearages. ADVERTISEMENTS. Inserted at the? usual rates. A liberal deduction to those who advertise by the year. O* Handbills, Cards, Blanks, and all kinds of PRINTING, executed at the shortest notice and lowest prices. • ltfe«o=¥otft jsanft Ttfote flint. Corrected from Day's List....Nov. 3. NEW-YORK. United States' Bank and branches - ----- ^ N, York City Banks par Bk. of Poughfceepsie do Duchess County do Lansingburgh „ do Long Island \ do Albany Banks £ All others 1 Bank of Geneva 1 Was. & Warren no sale Barker's - 90 N. JERSEY. Farm. &Mec. over5 Newark B. & Ins \ Orange Bank \ Slate Bank \ State B. Newark \ State B. N. Brns. \ Other solvent banks par par par par par par Wyoming Bank of Reading Erie Bank Miners' Pottsville York Bank N. H. All others Bridge Co. do n i I i u uncertain OHIO. Commercial Bank of L. Erie at Cleaveland 1 Bank of Chilicothe 5 Bank of Marietta do Mount Pleasant •* do Commercial, Sciota do Dayton Manu. Com. do Farm. & Mechan. do Franklin do Lancas. Ohio bank do Western Reserve do Belmont bank doJ Farmers, Canton do All others uncertain I All others (26) uncertain MASSACHUSETTS. All the Banks £ Except Sutton bank 5 Berkshire broke Farmers' at Belch. 90a94 CONNECTICUT. All the Banks £ Except Derby broke Eagle broke PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia Banks £ Chester County £ Delaware County do Germantown do Montgomery County do Easton Bank do Farmers, Bucks co. do Farmers', Lancaster do Harrisburgh bank do Bank of Lancaster do VERMONT. All the Banks R. ISLAND. All the Banks £ Exct. Farm. Exc. broke MAINE. AH the Banks h Except Bath bank closed Castine Hallowell & Aug; Kennebec Passamaquody Wiscasset broke broke broke broke broke NEW ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES CHCIJ&ESPXS. H AS just received, and is now opening in the Store North of James Bogert's Bookstore, on the Public Square, a large and very carefully selected assortment of comprising almost every article in the line; to- gether with choice Fruits, Preserves, Porter, IHtics, Fish; Cheese, Dried Beef, Pork, Hams, Soap; Sperm and Tallow Candles, Brushes, Brooms; Linseed & Lamp OILS, Flour & Corn Meal; Common and Table Salt, Messrs. Miller's, and Chapman's and Sargent's celebrated SNUFF and TOBACCO. Also— HARD-WARE, CROCKERY, GLASS, EARTHENSt STONE-WARE; Furnaces, Cordage, Manilla Door Mats, French Fancy Baskets, Willow Market and Clothes Bas- kets, Wagons and Cradles, Toy Cradles; Wooden Butter Prints, Ladles. Spoons and Bowls. Also, an assortment of Children's TOYS, and Mantle Ornaments, &o. &c. The subscriber in thus offering his Stock of Goods to his friends and the public generally, wo'uld respectfullyjolicit a share of their patron- age by assuring them that no pains have been spar- ed in selecting first rate articles, and none will be wanting on his part to give every satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. Geneva, May SO, 183a. 98 Tkie MgYiest pirice in Cas\\ WILL BE PAID FOR WHEAT, BARLEY, TIMOTHY & FJLAX-SEED, At my Store in Geneva. II. HASTINGS. September 18, 1832. 14 CASK FOR WHEAT. T HE subscriber will pay the highest price in cash for 20,000 bushels of good merchanta- ble WHEAT, delivered at his ware-house, Ge- neva. N. AYRAULT, 2d Aug. 1831. [55 ] Foot of Seneca-St FAMILY FLOUR. bran< Delaware Banks Maryland Banks Michigan Dist. Columbia Georgia Notes Upper Canada Lower Canada k ial 1 1 5 3 3 bits JOHW BACKEJTSTOSE, I S still up and doing a jmall badness on the Hill. He has just received in addition to his former Stock of GOODS, the following Articles, which he offers to his friends and the public at a very small n^vanna (W».« *»nat *^_ 3 hhds. St. Croix SUGAR, fts2800 1 do. P. Rico 1 do. New Ibotia 2 do. New-Orleans 4 boxes Philadelphia Lump 1 do. do. Loaf 3 do. 3d Refined do. 1140 2749 947 240 727 do. «»o. do. do. do. do. do. at si p. lb. 742 TEA. ' do. do. do. MOLASSES. do. 1689 Fresh Flour from Beach's Mills, At No. 1, Franklin Stores. UST received and for Sale, a quantity of Beach's Extra Superfine FLOUR, (rod rand;) also, Superfine and Fine Flour. So great a preference has been given in New-York and other Eastern Markets to \ Beach's red brand\ over other Flour, that it gives me great pleasure to offer it in this market. It will be sold low, and a constant supply kept on hand. Also, BRAN by the bushel. N. AYRAULT. Geneva, 20th July, 1831. 53 ¥amiY^ Flour. t££K BARRELS Fine, Superfine, and Extra 9W%9 brand. Just received, a constant supply of Flour, manufactured expressly for Family use, itnd at all times mr.ybe returned if not found good. H. H. MERRELL No. 12, Geneva, Marchil, 1831. Seneca-St. HE subscriber is now receiving Stock of his fall 3 do. common Lump 4 chests Young Hyson 2 do. Hyson 4 half chests Hyson 3 chests Skin 1 hhd. New-Orleans 2 hhds. P. Rico 1 hhd. LAMP OIL, (pure ;) 1 tierce Rice 3 quarter casks Port WINE 1 do. do. Madeira do. 3 kegs Ginger; 1 do. do. puro 12 half, quarter, and whole boxes Raisins 6 drums Figs; 2 kegs Malaga Raisins 2 kegs Zante Currants 8 bagB assorted COFFEE, 6 boxes sperm. Candles, 4's, 5's and 6's 12 dozen Corn Brooms, (Shakers) 2 kegs very best Plug Tobacco 1 do. do. Cavendish do. 3000 best Segars, (none better) 75 lb. Arrow Root, in It* £ lb. and £ H>. papers 15 do. Patent Barley, £ lb. papers 15 do. do. Groats, lb. and j lb. papers 40 do. Oat Meal; 12 dozen Magic Matches 8 barrels No. 1 Boston MACKEREL 12 do. / 7 half barrels 6 do. 6 qr. barrels 6 do. 4 barrels Connecticut mess SHAD, No, 1 12halfbrls. do. do. do. 1&2 12 boxes smoked Herring; 1 barrel pickled do. & barrel Alum; | barrel Sal Nitre J do. Epsom Salts; | do. Madder 25 pounds best Indigo. He returns bis sincere thanks to his friends in the village and country, not forgetting No. 9, for the very liberal support he has received, and hopes, by offering the first rate Goods at a price that will not fail to suit, that he may (no mistake in JOHN) continued receive the same liberal support. No- thing shall be wanting on his part to please those that will look in upon him: and should any article be wanting that he h*s not on band, it shall be had in a few days, if ordered. Geneva, September 12, 1832. ' 13 do. do. do. do. do. do. do: do. T Dye Woods, and Dye Stuffs; comprising every' article in that line—a few of which are enumerated: Campeachy LOGWOOD, stick and chip'd ; \ Or.br FUSTIC, Coro NIC. WOOD, Bonair do. do. Hache do. do. Copperas, Alum, Blue Vitriol, Madder, Verdi- gris, Oil Vitriol, Spanish Float Indigo, Bengal Indigo, Woad, Nutgalls, Curcuma, Cream Tar- tar, Red Tartar, Press Papers, Jacks, Tenter Hooks, Brushes, Teazles, Plates, Screws, Cranks, Bars, &c. • Also, Parson's, Swift's, and Maxon's SHEAR- ING MACHINES; all of which he offers very low for Cash. H. H. MERRELL, No. 10, Seneca-street. Geneva, Sept. 5, 1832. 12 2 1 2 1 2 do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND W W. CARTER, has on hand, and is now • receiving, a general assortment of Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines of every description. A supply of all the new and popular Medicines, such as the Oil of Cantharidin, Acetate andV Sulphate of Morphia, Denarcotized Laudanum, Solidified Bals. Copaiva, Compound Extract of Sarsaparil- Ia, Saratoga Powders, and every other article in the Drug line, of the choicest quality. PAINTS, Flax-Seed OIL, LAMP OIL, DYE- STUFFS, &c. Good Medicines cannot be obtained at any other place cheaper, or on more favorable terms. Geneva, May 16, 1832. 95 1832. do. do. do. do. CHOICE AND CHEAP GROCERIES. T HE subscriber has just received at his well known and liberally supported Stand (in addition to his former stock) the following articles, which he will sell at ttie usual low prices : 4*. >\ TEAS, Sfc. #fe chests Young Hyson Tea m l* 1 - Tonkay 1 \ Hyson Skin 2 \ 13 lb. each, Gunpowder ... 2\ Imperial 2 boxes fresh Poland Starch \2 M very best Spanish Segars. TABLE SAUCES, CORDIALS, S}c. i .. JLcase assorted Cordials ,f 2 boxes Anchovies 1 case (12 bottles) Mushroom Catsup 1 \ do. Walnut do.\ 1 \ do. John Bull's Sauce. 1 \ do. Reading' do. 1 \ do. Spy do. 1 \ do. Cavoice do. 1 \ do. Capers and Olives 12 ja'rs Pickled OYSTERS, in Cue order. FRUIT. 7 boxes Lemons—3 boxes Oranges, 250 PINE APPLES—6 drums Figs 1 keg Tamarinds—4 doz. Lemon Syrup SUGARS Sf COFFEE. 1 hhd. N. Iberia Sugar 1 do. N. Orleans do.—2 boxes Phil. Lump 3 bags Cuba CofTee-500 lbs. 2 \ Rio \ 300 lbs. WINES. ' • 1 qr. cask Old Madeira—1 do. Sicily do. 1 do. Mars'ls do. 2 do. ' Malaga—1 do. do. Claret FISH. G barrels New-Conn. Mess Shad, 1832. 8halfbbls. do. do. do. 12 bbls. No..2 Mackerel 1§ boxes assorted Herring 400 smoked Alewives. 700 lbs. Codfish 340 lbs. Dried Beef, (city cured) 130 lbs. Venison Hams do. SPERM CANDLES, c\-c 3 boxes Sperm Candles—4s 3 \ • dp. <j do. 5s 3 \ do. do. 6s 1 box fire Crackers—160 packs 6 casks ball Mountain Lime 27 doz. assorted sizes Jelly Cups 1 doz. China Butter Tubs 1 doz. Commortj— • (Jo. 480 lbs. Candy, \from Stewart's, N. Yoik 4 coils Rope, assorted sizes 4d, 8d and lOd cut Nails. POWDER, SHOT S( LEAD. 2 kegs English Powder 4 do. Philadelphia Powder 8 bags Shot, assorted Nos. 250 lbs. bar Lead. JOHN BACKENSTOSE. Geneva, June 27, 1832. 02 REMOVAL. H. MERRELL has Removed his Stock ^__m_ . of Goods to the Store lately occupied as an Auction Store, No. 12, Seneca-Street, and three doors above his former Stand, where be will bo happy to serve his friends with Goods lower than ever. Desirous of reducing his Stock of DRUGS and MEDICINE and PAINTS, he will dispose of them at about cost. Dealers will do well to call. Geneva, April 17, 1832. 02 O NE HUNDRED barrels SALT, m good order, for Sale by II. H . MERRELL,\ No. 12, Seneca-street. November 23, 1831. 71 CASH FOR WOOL. C ASH will be paid for any quantity of WOOL, at a fair market price, delivered at our\Store- House, foot of Castle-street. ' ' ALSO, WANTED, 5,000 bushels OATS, for Which Cash and the highest price will be paid by DAKIN & WOOLSEY. Geneva, May 29, 1832. 89 K TO CLOTHIERS. ELLY & HALL, have just received a very general assortment of Dye Stuffs, and Dye Woods, of latest importation, and o f superior quality which they purpose to sell low. Geneva, Sept. 19, 1832. 14:tf CASK FOR BIDES. A EDDY continues to pay cash and the high- es{, price for BEEF HIDES and CALF SKINS, at his Leather & Shoe Store, in Water- stree near the foot of Seneca-street, Geneva. May 25, 1831. 45 NOTICE. H AVING some time since disposed of my Stock of Goods, and being now anxious to bring my business to a close, I have this day pla- ced in the hands of B. WHITING, Esq. all my notes and accounts, for collection; and unless set- tled immediately, they will be prosecuted. N. AYRAULT. Geneva, July 14,1832. 05 GENEVA RECESS No. 7, Seneca-Street. T Hfi subscriber is now receiving, and will keep constantly on hand, a choice selection of FAMILY GROCERIES, as follows (in part:) Hyson, Young Hyson and Skin TEA; Brown, Lump and Loaf SUGARS; Box and Keg Raisins; Cloves, Cassia, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, Alspico, Ginger, Salaretus, Figs, Prunes, Lemons & Oranges; Nuts—a great variety; Plug Tobacco, assorted paper do; Cheshire Cheese; Shad, Mackerel & Codfish; Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Cordials, & Whis- ks, tavern keepers and others will find it to their advantage to give him a call. \^ On hand, and constantly manufacturing, an ele- ' gant and extensive assortment of CONFEC- TION ARIES, such as Large and small Plums; Lemon, Hoarhound, Pepperm. &Rock Candy; Lozenges; smooth and burnt Almonds; Sticks and Drops on paper-; Large and small Kisses; Caraway, citron, aW cinnamon Comfits; Monld and hollow 'Kys; > Barley and Cocoa-nulSCakes; Sugar, Sand, Nonpareils, &c. &c &c. He flatters himself that he can manufacture as good work as can be done at any other establish- ment, and is determined to sell as low as can be purchased in the United States, either wholesale or retail. PASTIL'S-. Orders for Macaronies, Jumbles, Fruit, Pound and Sponge Cake, will receive prompt attention, and warranted to give satisfaction. iCf Parties may bo served at short notice. HENRY A. NAGLEE. Genew, Man 3n ; IM3? 03 Wats, Hatter's Stock, &c. T HE subscriber tias just received at his Store, corner of Seneca and Bayly-streets, a large and elegant assortment of Fashionable .' Hats, Hatter's Stock and Trimmings, and READY MADE CLOTHING, which he offers for sale at New-York prices. His Stock and Trimmings in the Hat line being\vefy extensive, and embracing every article used by the trade, are richly deserving the attention of Manufacturers. GEORGE NICHOLS. Geneva, Juno 12, 1832. OOtf KJSIiliY & HAL.L,, No. 12, Seneca-Street, H AVE just received and offer for sale a gen- eral assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES St PERFUMERY; PATENT MV/DlCINES, PAINTS, OtLS; GROCERIES CROCKERY, Window Glass; Common 8f Apothecaries* GLASS-WARE; LOOKING GLASSES. BRUSHES. Sic. Stc. which they offer for cash ot approved credit, a low as can be purchased elsewhere. Although they do not profess the admirable secret of making a profit in selling Goods at cost, yet they will en- gigo to sell at a small advance from purchase price. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine for themselves. ' HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING done as usual, in every variety of Style. ~~VuF Paitits of all colors ground in Oil. Geneva, May 18, 1831. 44 NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the late firm of A. EDDY & Co. or the subscriber, by note or book account, are hereby requested to settle the same Without deluy; Those especially whose Ac- counts have been standing for a longer time than one year, will find it to their interest to make im- mediate payment, as he designs to leave the ac- counts of those who do not soon comply with this request, at the Magistrate's Office for collection. WatYua?, Boots and Sl&oes, Manufactured and for Sale at his Lcdtlierand Shoe Store, in Water-Street, as usual. Genera. .4j*cr/«\?0 l a n? EDDY. n PRINTING MATERIALS. T HE subscriber offers for sale cheap, and on a long credit for approved security, a va- riety of TYPE and other Printing materials, part worn. J. BOGERT. Oct. 1, 1832 BE GRAFF & TOWKTSSBTW H AVE on hand' a large supply of IRON, NAILS, STEEL, and SHEW Hardware, making their assortment perfect in every article of the trade. , , 03= BLACKSMITHS, andothers, wanting a- ny description of Tire, Band, and Hoop IRON, are invited to call, as they can bo served to all si- zes and kinds of Iron, Steel, Axletreo Arms, Crow; Bars, &c. Also, iust received, an assortment of Ileort- mon's COOK STOVES. Geneva, May 33, 1832. '____' DYE~WOOD^ T HE subscriber has just received from N. Y. a, fresh supply of the following articles: LtotteY^ & T£x.c\\ange- Offi.ce No. 30, Seneca-street, Geneva. T ICKETS and .SHARES in the New-York Consolidated Lotteries, authorized by the Legislature, Yates & Mclntyre, Managers, will be kept for sale as they are issued from the Mana- ger's Office, at the Licensed Lottery Office of Jl. M. BAYLY. UNCURRENT MONEY Bought and Sold.— A Premium paid for GOLD, particularly SOV- EREIGNS. • * ', U* CASH advanced for Prizes as soon as the Drawing is received. Geneva^July, 1831. tf53 NOTICE. T HE subscriber having discontinued the Mer- cantile business, requests all indebted to him to make immediate payment. Wm. S. DE ZENG. Geneva. June 20, 1832. 01 FOR SALE? 3 \ \ S LIP No. -20, eligibly situated onr tho South side of the Episcopal Church. Tefms reason- able. Enquire at this Office. Geneva, May 30. 1832. 98tf WATER LIME. EN Barrels WATER LIME for sale at No. 10, Seneca-Street, by H. II. MERRELL. Geneva, September 19, 1832. 14 T FOK SALE, r» _j' * • .1. _ . SLIP, adjoining the north aisle in tho 17 \•- CHURCH. Enquire of the printer. 16, 1832. mtf ^M. EPISCOPAL UIIUBCH Geneva April 16, 1832. L wiioflSj|.,*ro« i»»4. T 1 Seneca Hake Steamboat HE STEAM-BOAT SENECA CHIEF has now commenced run- ning up and down Seneca Lake, four times each week: going up and return- ing each SATURDAY & MONDAY— up Tues- days; down Wednesdays; up Thursdays; down Fridays—leaving Geneva and Head of the Lake as follows; LEAVES GENEVA on Monday mornings at 7 o'- clock ; Tuesday mornings at 9 o'clock; Thursday mornings at 9 o'clock, and Saturday mornings at 7 o'clock. LEAVES HEAD OF THE LAKE on Monday after- noons from 1 to 2 o'clock; Wednesday mornings at 9 o'clock; Friday<mornings nt 9 o'clock, and Saturday afternoons at from 1 to 2 o'clock. The Boat is much improved in appearance and speed: and every attention will bo paid to the comfort of Passengers, as well as the strictest at- tention tcrheatneas and order. No ardent spirits will be kept on board. The Proprietors hope, by diligence and attention to their business, to receive a share of public pat- ronage. O J For FREIGHT and PASSAGE, apply at the Stores of tho subscribers, or on board. J. B. & It. RUMNEY. Geneva, April 4, 1832. 90 LOOK AT THE LEADER !, J UST as you were told! More great luck at SCHUYLER'S Court of Fortune, New- York. Drawn numbers of Now-York Mammoth Lottery, Class37, drawn 17th October: 47—60— 31—34—36—24—13—53—29—39. Combination 31—47—66. the magnificent and truly brilliant Capital Prize of $50,O0O, actually sold in a Whole Ticket, by ANTHONV H. SCHUYLER, New- York, to a distinguished Lawyer of this city, and promptly paid in current United States Bank notes the day alter the drawing, and the real Ticket is now displayed in. the window of Schuyler's Office, as a convincing proof that there is no place like Schuyler's for the comfortables! This is the high- est prize ever sold in the city of New-York in a Whole Ticket. Schuyler is famous for selling these' Splendid Leaders. Only a few days ago he sold the $12,- 000, also, a $20,000. Orders for Tickets, by mail, in any of our bril- liant New-York Lotteries, always receive prompt attention, and go perfectly safe by mail, when ad- dressed to the subscriber. $5 or $10 always get a good chance in any of our Lotteries, mid the Lottery Herald forwarded gratis. Address ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER, New-York. Oct. 26. 5:20 Seneca-Street TioolLstone. JOHN N. BOGERT, (North side of Seneca-Street, near P. Prouty's Hard- ware Store,) HAS lately received large additions to his as- sortment of BOOKS, consistingof School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books and New Pub- «fS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c. &c. &c. all which will be sold as cheap as can be hud in the country. Geneva. July 4. 1832. — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JV HAT STORE. ^B^R THE subscribers continue to keep for ^%sale, Wholesale or Retail, at their Hat Store in Seneca-St. opposite Prouty's Hard- ware Store, a general assortment of HATS. A continuance of public patronage is respectfully so- licited. WIGHT & CLARK. Geneva. June 23, 1830. (97) SECOND NOTICE. AM under tho necessity of again calling up- on ALL persons alluded to in my \ First No- tice,\ to pay their Accounts, as I intend to put some in suit in a short time. H. II. MERRELL. Geneva, Oct. 24, 1832. 19 JACKSON WREATH. O R National Souvenir; containing a Biograph- ical Sketch of Gen. JACKSON, with an elegant Likeness, a Map of the U. States, and sev- eral elegant Plates—first published in 1829. A few copies are for Sale at tho Bookstore of Oct. Ig32. J. BOGERT. LINSEED OIL. KELLY & HALL, AVE just received a quantity of English and Ohio LINSEED OIL, and will bo sold by the barrel or gallon. Also, a fresh .isdortmont of dry and ground PAINTS, Geneva, Sept. 19, 1832. II M:lf NOTICE. T HE firm of \ RICE & KILBOUUK,\ being dissolved by mutual consent, William Rice will continue the Commission business in New- Yoik, under tho name of \ RICE & CO.,\ in connexion with \WILLIAM RICE & CO.\ oT Albany. The two houses having but ono interest believe they offer as great advantages for the sale of West- ern Produce in Albany or New-York, as any other firm; and begleave to offer their services for tho transaction ofCOMMISSION business. RICE & Co.. Now-York ; WILLIAM RICE & Co., Albany. Oct. 24. 6:19 LOOK AT THIS'. Stig keeps Knitting at Ids Old Stand!! \~\ friends and the puTinc generalfy, r \ffint l lie\ From the London '. A correspondent of the Times nianifeits strong ly his desire to contribute to a subscription which „ we have proposed in favor of Sir WALTER -SCOTT'S family, begs us to state how he was involved in debts of such groat magnitude as we have stated We thought the facts were universally known/but as we find they are not, we beg to state them irt the words of Sir Walter himself, in the introduc tion of the Chronicles of the Canongate, in the number of the new edition of the Waverley novels which has just appeared i • • ' '' : \I have, perhaps, said enough on former occa- sions of the misfortunes which led* to the dropping of that mask, under which I had, for a long series of years, enjoyed so large a portion of public fa- vor. Through lite success of those literary efforts, I had beenenabled to indulge, most «l the tastes which a retired person of my station might be sup- posed to entertain. In the pen of tips nameless romancer I seemod to possess something like the secret fountain of coined gold and pearls vouch safed to th§ traveller of the eastern tale; and no doubt believed that I might venture without silly imprudence, to extend my personal expenditure considerably beyond what 1 should have thought of, had my means been limited to the competence which I derived from inheritance*,'with the mod* crate income of a professional situation I bought, and built, and planted; and was considered by myself, as by the rest of the world, m the sale possession of an easy fortune. My ri< lies, howev- er, like the other riches of this world were liable to accidents, under which thoy .were ultimately destined to take unto themselves wings and fly a way. Tho year 1825, so disastrous to many branches of industry and commerce,, did not spate the market of literature; and the sudden rum that fell on so many of the booksellers could scarcely have been expected to leave unscathed one whose career hud of necessity connected him deeply and extensively with the pecuniary transactions of that profession. In a word, almost* without orjie note of premonition, I found myself involved .incite' sweeping catastrophe of the unhappy time, and called on to meet the demands of creditors upoh. * v commercial establishments with which my fortunes' \ had long been bound up, to the extent of no less a sum than 120,000/. The autltor, having, how- ever, rashly committed his pledges thus largely to 'the hazards of trading companies, it behooved jiim, of course, to abide the consequences of his con- duct; and, with whatever feelings, he surrender- ed on tho j&stant\ every shred of propprty whieh he had been accustomed to call his own. It'be- camc vested in the hands of gentlemen, wlips>- integrity, prudence, and intelligence, were com- bined with all possible liberality and kindness c-f disposition, and who readily afforded every\'assists nnco townrds the execution of plans, in the success of which the author contemplated tho, possibility of his ultimate extrication, and which Wore of such a naturo that had assistance of this sort' been withheld, lie could have had little pfnipect of car- rying thorn into effect. Among othe'r .'resources which occurred, was the project of that corn)?Ie».e and corrected edition of his novels and .romances (whoso real parentage had,pf necessity beeri^dis- closed at the moment of the commercial convul- sions alluded to) which has now advanced with unprecedented favor nearly to its closer\ ;• • ' (D* It is proposed that Abbofsford, the .resi- dence of tho late Sir Walter Scott, should be PRESERVED to the latest posterity as.Ta public monument of tho respect due from the people of Great Britain, to the greatest writer of thfc age. H. H. MP;RRELL, STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COM- MISSION MERCHANT. WAnE-HoSE ON FRANIttlN-STKEET WlIAUF— STORE, No. 12, Scncca-Strcct. Geneva. 1830. 11 01 Logwood, Fustic, Nicaragua, Coro Wood Hatchwood. Camwood, Madder, Copperas, , Alum, Blue Vitriol. Quercitron Barki Span. Fl. Indigo, Manilla do. Bengal do- Verdigris, Oil Vitriol, Nutgalls, SHEARING MACHINES. Together with «very other article required by Clotfners, now received and for sale £y the sub- scribers together with a large Stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, LlftUORS and GROCERIES, which will be sold very low for cash «• H. MERRELL, No. 13, fenecvStreels. Geneva, Fyt J«. 1«H «» Curcuma* Crem Tartar, Red Tartar, Extras Logwood, Grain Tin. Cochineal, Aq. Fortis, Spt. Sea Salt, Olive Oil, Jacks, Press Papcri, Tentre Hook*, Brushes, Plates, Cranks, Screws, UIB,ST NOTICE. I WOULD inform all those indebted to me, whose ACCOUNTS or NOTES have been more than six months due, that unless SOON PAID, will, BE \SUED: and those whose Accounts or Notes are now due, I would' be much obliged to for ALL or a Part of the amount. H. H. MERRELL. Geneva, June 20, 1832. 01 Inspection of Reel & Pork.. CITY OF NEW-YORK. T HE subscriber, having rocaived an appoint- ment for Inspecting BEEF and PORK in this City, has taken the Inspection Yards lately occupied by Messrs. Wilsons, corner of Charlton and Washington-streets, where ho is now ready to receive Provisions for Inspecting or Storage, and solicits a share of public patronage. JACOB SHUMWAY. Ncic-York, Nov. 5. 1832. 6?n:21 WATER-STREET Leather Sp Shoe Store. T HE subscriber is now receiving and offers for sale, an extensive supply of SOLE LEATHER; Grained & Waxed UPPER do. CALF SKINS, &c. &c. which arc of superior quality, and were manufac- tured expressly for this market. Also, «. quantity of Morocco, Seal and Binding SKINS for sale oh reasonable terms. Ho bus now on hand an extensive assortment of fashionable and durable BOOTS &. SHOES. of all sorts and sizes, which tferc manufactured in his Shop, of Iho beat materials and in thefirst style. [CP Cash paid for HIDES. A.EDDY. Geneva, May 25, 1831. 45 \\ ' NOTICJBJ. T HE Goods, Notes and Accounts, and nil Property and Effects of the firm of II. &• Q. P. STEPHENS, have been put into my hands forcortuin purposes. Those indebted, are reques- ted to make immediate payment and save casts. Tho following extraordinary ihstonbe'of the different effect of various, aregtstables, same of continues the WEAVING business, in all its t!0ne <J bv the Botanical ProfessofTlrnrieWntlec branches, at his Stand in tho town of Benton, near / tn J? 4-ilt r ° ?f S\fi*^Mfe*fe* • Beflonn village. He flutters hiinsblf, alter long experience in the above business, that he will not be outdone by any establishment in tho state.— His CARPETS and COVERLETS will bo wove in figures, the same as the imported Scotch Car- peting, and far superior in point of quality. Cus- tomers can have their names wovo in the Cover- lets, in large capital letters: the name will be neat, the figure beautiful, and the whole surrounded j with a rich spread-eagle Border. J Hags wove whole, ns round os n hrnai, ' In perfect readiness to rcccivo tho Corn. All orders punctually attended to. 1 N. B'. Carpet Yarn will lie COLORED in tho ' ncnlest manner, and on reasonable terms. | Benton, October 15, 1832. 20 | «rrA CARD. A. jssras, WOOL CARDER, DYER, % CLOTH Horses/' aay&WsWnieWv^i!f^%Jt&i criufi/efops, bat wiM feed oti the reed gieskeh) a- midst abundance of which goats have been known to starve; and these latter again will eat and grorv fat on tho water hemlock, which is a rank poison to other cattle. In like manner, pigs will feed oh ! ben-bane, whilo they are destroyed by common pepper; and the horse which avoids the bland turnip, will grow fat on rhubarb, and; take a drachm oT arsenic daily with* advantage.\ . Fis/icrics. —The Qaebee Gazette says: Wo learn that tho Codfisheries have this year proved productive both at Gospo nnd Labrador, particu- larly, along tho shores of the latter. The wetness?, of the season was unfavorable to the operation of drying. Both dry and green cod bear high prices in this market. IDER, DYER, $ DRESSER. At the Red Mills, on the south side of the River, half wny between Waterloo and Seneca Falls. D3\ All Goods in the above line received and: promptly attended to at N. AYRAULT'S, in Geneva. Pnicus—For^lack, London-Brown, London- Smoke, light and dark Olives, light and dark Snuff, Navy, Patent and fancy Blues, light and] dark Cinnamon, Orange, Bottle-Green, done in the very best manner, at 2 shillings per yard.— Compound Indigo & Bottle-Green, 2s. 6d. Light common and dark Drab, Is. lOd. Home colors, such as Gray, Blue, Brown, &c. done from 6d. to 15d. Cloth bnt once sheared, or dot sheared, the price will'be lower, in proportion. Women's Prcst Cloth and Flannels-~VLe&, Clar- et, Crimson, Red-Brown, London-Brown, &c. Is.Od. per yard. Black, Navy, Patent and Fan- cy Blue, SnuffrBrown, &c. Is. 4d. All kinds of Fancy Dying of Coverlets, Carpets, &c. and all business in tho above lino attended to with tho strictest fidelity nt N. AYRAULT'S, in Geneva. September 18, 1832. 35 Geneva, 1st October, 1832. B. WHITING. 16 Cohen's Yavnish. F OR- transferring plain and colored Prints up- on wfiTTo wood—a desirablo article, as it en- ables any one to transfer pictures which thoy may wish to preserve upon wood. For sale at the Bookstore of J. BOGERT. NOTICE. T HE subscriber having disposed of his Real Estate, and being about to remove, respect- fully requestsall persons having unsettled nccdonts with liim, to call and settle them immediately. Such as do not attend to this notice, may expect to be called upon by an Officer drily authorized. * GEOi C. ENTRICAN. Gmcto, fiegemfar %\ !«?? 15 STRAIT COW. STRAYED from the subscriber in August last, a middling sized / red COW, 6 or 7 years old, and I has a piece cut out of hor right ear. Whoever will return her to Mrs. STAFFORD, iir Geneva, shall he reasonably rewarded. Geneva, Oct. 10, 1832; 17 Tanners' Oil & Spts. Turpentine F' 'EL'I Geneva, Oct, 10, 1832. KELLY &, HALL. 17 MAPS. F OR SALE, nt the Bookstore of the subscri- ber, Btmii's large and elegant MAP OF N. YORK; do. of Ontario County; Yates do.; Sen- eca do.; Vance's Map of New-York; WiJIi.'ims' Pocket do.; Hpielcrir's do,; Farmer's Map of Mich- igan ; Pocket Map of Ohio; do. of Tennessee ; dp, of Kentucky;; do. of Indiana; do. of Illinois; Hooker's Plan of New-York City, &c. ijfcc.*'' ;, J. BOGERT, Ma'm-St.\Geneva Apf{t4,m2. . \ .; /. .. \ • , NOTICE, •»•> \•'•' T HE Notes and unpaid Accounts! of tire late Viimvf STAFFORD 8,' BEDDOE, Hard- ware Merchants, aro' left in< the hatids of N. B. KIDDER, Esq. for collection'.: AH persons nitercs- tod are advised to call and make payment before suits-are commenced. . . • • • •Qv GOUNDRY, Assignee of thetatefinn, of Stafford 8} Bcddoe, Geneva, June 25, 1832, 02 Alm&h&cs for 1833. STATUS OF THIS PBESJUOENT.-T-A plan lias been set on foot for erecting by subscription, in the city of New-York, a statue of President Jackson,— Mr. Causici, under whose superintendence the Baltimore monument was executed, is the sculp- tor propose! to be selected to perpetuate, .in mar- ble, the features of the Hero Statesman.— -Argus* Death of Dando, the Oyster eater. —Wejiavo this day to record tho death of the well known Dando, the terror of shell-fish dealers, and all other purveyors of the necessaries of life. A few Week's ago, Dando arrived in London from a vic- timizing tour which'he. made hi Kent, where he had bee& sevefrffnm»f dizing, without having raone/,to pay for i(, He had not been many days in town heforri lie \vasr committed from one of'the police officeswgold Bath-fields prison. On Thursday afternoon about 6 o'clock he was violently attaked With,.cholera, and could not move off the seat he Was sitting on. A beggar named Martin went to assist him, nnd he was removed to the infirmary. In a very short time after, Martin was also attacked with thechol- era, and they both died in a few hours aftertvords, within an hour of each other, and were Buried on Wednesday afternoon* Dando wag well-known at every police ofticein London, lid coirmrericea his career in London between sevou arid eight years ago, (ind bus eaten atone sitting30 dozen of large oysters, with a proportionate qdahtity;„:pf bread, porter 1 a.nd brandy and water, tie used to say that there was no man m London that ever got so many dreadful bqatiugs as hebad; but he never cared forthcrii, with the exception of, one he.got from a man who had newly .set up in business a t Kensington. Then, ho said, he narrowly:escaped with his life, for hot being able (pipay ,fdr ajjpV'tfry' three dozen of-oystersjhe was-druggeilUhrough a> horse pond, rolled in .ihe^mud, and so belabored with cudgels, tllafhis b&es'adhedfora moiith txfr ter.- Ho~ made a'Vbw ncverstd^o;tieVrrpe^|lg- toff again/ and life *Itept lis word.\ Dand*,us|i,'to* pride liim.sulf that he was no !thief|'Jim%^(iSid*1ho considered ir hard to be cdmmRted*!* prisdn-for getting into debt without the m^anf toppiV'ihiafa thing which wris done eV^rysday^ilihr^hpftniijfhy those tnuch better off than himself— London pop , , <- - > One of tho member^ of a congregation in a neighboring county believing dm thc^ laborer was worthy of hisj hiro,' sPnf by bis 6oy\totI{c i ptstor of his church/ a pig which, fur convenience\ was put into a bag On hi* way, tho boy was attract ed by a company of ball players, laid down Ini' bag,' and jomed m the amusement Wliile^thns engaged, some mischievous urchins took the Dig purof the bag and pnt>m lit place 8 pap tho hoy when through with hisplayV HS Mr $ n i°W^ change* pursued hjs route to the parsonV, hdise, and was received wih d gratolnl *miH. - On opening the bflg, tho parson and the hoy were both equally Surprised to find a poppy lafteaibf i pig Oft his yrtttfhowe, the boy again i6>|>t with tho ball players, and unobserved, the pub Was takcrr out and tho pig restored td it* plaev in the bag — Oq the arrival of the boy at home, he 'lojd,iihi5 ' master ot tho unfortunate, mistake, ba^Jo^Wn- gsin opening the bag, out ctune the pi|^ jtftlie utifer astonishment of the' lad Tho muter cor- rected him, and told him to return wUajtlM pig to the pnison—tho boy hesitated; and ^crying, re plied that when he should get to tho'parsonVic would be a puppy again, jforj fcc t^ns panwiirncb p*g and \orrc tr m p s puppj-
