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\*•-•: ••*Jjf* BTO. 9—T«ML. XX¥. Ciise- ^^•^••^--^^^r^TT'iTiirny WEDHTESDAY,\ JVLY 31, Is*33. WHOLE NO. 1959. CBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS—BY JAMES BOfiERT, MB Printing-office, Bookstore & Bindery, Matn-st, nearly opposite the Hotel, GENEVA, ONTARIO COUNTY, NEW-YORK. TERMS. To village subscribers, $2 50 a year. To those living out of the village, who I at the Bookstore, and to those who re- ve the- paper by mail, $2. , To companies of not less than ten, §1 50, yabje when the papers are taken. Single papers, six-pence. ( 05 s \ No papers discontinued without pay- ent of arrearages. * t * ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the usual es. A Uberal deduction to those who adr tise by the year. HANDBILLS, CARDS, BLANKS, and >kinds of PRINTING, executed at the litest notice and, lowjest prices. May 22, 1833. TM. MILFORD & CO. AVE now received and opened their Spring and Summer Stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, HARD-WARE, &c. &c. J of which have been selected with, care, £i purchased on the most advantageous ierms—and as it is their determination to JBer every article at a moderate advance on e cost, they feel-confident that customers j want of GOOD GOODS, will find it to their ^vantage to visit the corner of Water and tilt-streets, before they make their pur- • •ses. Among their DRY GOODS will. onnd he, black, brown, olive brown, green, claret, delaide and invisible green Broad Cloths; e, black and fancy colored Cassimeres ; ;e, black and fancy colored Satinets, of ery superior quality; ite & brown Drillings, Ermenette, Rouen ;assimere, English Cassinet, Puncetta, .astings, black and green Crape Camblet, jFrench Bombasin, and brown Linen, Can- ton Cord, Striped Drilling, &c. &c. &c. or Gentlemen's summer wear; torments, Grandarell, Fustian, Cotton Cas- simere, Striped Jeans, &c. &c. for Boys' summer wear ; large assortment of Calicoes, at from lOd to 3s per yard; '•nglish and French Ginghams; reach printed Muslins, new patterns; do Cambrics do ench painted Muslin, a supprinr artir-le: '- and Crape Shawls and Dress Hdkfs -, dies'\and Blisses' Silk and Cotton Hose; ntlemen's Silk and Cotton half Hose;\ lies' fancy col. embroidered Silk Hose; adies' black and white Silk Gloves; , do black and colored Hoskin do; entlemen's do do do do; do Brown Linen Gloves ; lack, green and white Gauze Veils r fancy colored Gauze Shawls; Green Worsted Barege; black Italian Cravats; •igured and watered Bonnet Silks, fashion- able colors; Brown Linen Table Covers; ancy Table Covers;. Silk Parasols; \ne Oscarine and im. Crape Dress ' Handkerchiefs; onet, Mull and Swiss Muslins, figured nd plain; do-striped andeross-barrMus- ;lins; 6-4, 8-4, and 10-4 Table Diaper; 1 Irish Linen; Silk & Cotton Umbrellas; entlemen's and Boys' Cloth Caps; do do Leather do; \•nglish Dunstable, and open-work Straw Bonnets; case Leghorns, cheaper than ever; leached and brown Sheetings & Shirtings; ^anabnrgs; Zicklenburgs; Burlaps, &c. GROCERIES: yson, Young Hyson & Hyson Skin TEAS, of the latest importation, and of superior quality, at reduced prices; '?af, Lump and Brown SUGARS; , Laguaira and Cuba COFFEE ; digo, Pepper, Spice, Chocolate, Salaretus; sins, in boxes and half boxes; Molasses; inger, Saltpetre, Alum, Sperm- Candles; loves, Cassia, Nutmegs; Id Port, Madeira, and Malaga WINES, of '• superior quality; . inter-strained LAMP OIL, warrant, good; \1 and Summer OIL; -odfish, Dun Fish, Herrings in boxes; Jonnecticnt Mess Shad, No. 1, in barrels and half barrels; kerel, No. 1, 2 and 3, in do. and do. do. No. 1, in kits and one-fourth bbls. \pfced and Soused Sahnofi in kits, so—Iron, Nails, Tar, Pitch, Oakum and Cordage. 1833. 49 NEW GOODS, *t DOT'S Old Stand, foot of Seneca-street. |HE mbscriber has just received an ele- gant and extensive assortment of Spring tf Summer Goods, Smbracing every variety of Fancy If Staple acles in the Dry Goods, line, including a arge assortment of goods for Summer Clolh- j, such as Bombasins, Lastings, Drillings, Napoleon ?ords t Brocbelres, Cashmaret, Merino Cas- Thneres, &c. An elegant assortment of black, white and earlet Merino long and square SHAWLS, 11 wool and at unusually low prices; Black, scarlet and White Thibet Wool & 'asmnere Shawls and Handkerchiefs; Crape Hernani, Barege, Damask Gauze *nd Miss Kemble Dress Handkerchiefs; Calicoes; Ginghams; Printed Muslins, and Mandarins; Super Gros-de-Nap. Silks, assorted; Figur'd and water'd Poul-de-Soie, Satins nd Florences; Ribands; Thread Bobbinet and Muslin Insertings & Edgings; Thread and Bobbinet Laces; India Matting and CARPETING; 1 case super Leghorn Bonnets, and 1000 aim-Leaf Hats, fyc. S,x. On CoNSiajmENT—10 pieces Domestic CARPETING, from 2s & 6d to 3s & 3d er yard. A choice and well selected assortment of Groceries. __ All of which will be sold at the most re- duced prices, and on the most accommo- ating terms. „ ™*.. M THOMAS WICKHAM. Genera!;- Aftrj/ 8, 1833. 47 FRESH GROCERIES. GENEVA RECESS. T HE subscribers are now receiving their Spring and Summer GROCERIES, FRUIT, &c. The following comprises a few of the leading articles which may at all times be found at their Establishment: TEAS—Imperial, Old Hyson, Young Hy- son, and Skin Teas; SUGARS—New-Orleans, St. Croix and P. Rico Sugars; Philadelphia Loaf & Lump; White Havana and Brazil. MOLASSES—N. Orleans & Sugar-house. COFFEE—Java, Mbcha and Green. FRUIT—100 bxs. Bunch, Muscatel, Bloom, Malaga and Sultana Raisins ; 50 drums fresh Figs; Citron, Zante Currants and Prunes; 25 boxes fresh Oranges and Lem- ons; Almonds, Pea-Nuts, Madeira and Brazil-Nuts, Cocoa-Nuts, & Lemon Syrup (fresh.) WINES, LIQUORS, &c—Madeira, Sher- ry, Malaga, Port, Claret, Sicily & Cham- paign Wines; Brandy, Gin, Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, warrant, pure & genuine. FISH—Mackerel, Salmon, Codfish & Shad; 50 boxes Herrings. Sperm and Tallow Candles, Cayenne Pep- per, Soda, Boston and Small Crackers, Powder, Shot, Lead, Pepper, Spice, Gin- ger, Salaretus, Mace, Cloves, Cassia, Nut- megs, Lucifer Matches, Pocket Lights, and Mustard. TOBACCO, &c—Chewing,\ Smoking and Plug Tobacco; Pelon, Dorsemegoes and McPherson's best Segars; Common do. in boxes and bunches. TOYS, BEADS, &c—Cut Glass Beads, assorted colors; Wax , Brass and Hollow Glass Beads; Bead Needles and Silk; 50- dozen of French Kid and Jointed Dolls, assorted sizes; Whips, Watches, Snuff- Boxes, and Wallets. OYSTERS, &c—Also receiving a very large assortment of Pickled Oysters and Clams. CONFECTIONS. They also continue to manufacture Con- fections of all kinds, and will serve up , at short notice, for Parties, and to. private fami- lies, Macaroonies, Jumbles, Fruit, Pound and Sponge Cake, Kisses, Mottoes, Ice Cream, &c. &c. &c. They have in their employ Confectioners from New-York, and are confident that work cannot be produced that will surpass theirs. The- abftve Groceries have been selected with care, and warranted genuine—and by strict attention to business, we ask a liberal share of public patronage. NAGLEE & LEWIS, Geneva Recess, No. 7, Seneca-street. May 15, 1833. 48 H..H. MERKELL, I NFORMS liis-customers and the public, that he continues his old business, at his former stand, in the usual way, except for better pay —and is receiving 50 bands ground LOG WOOD, 25 '• \ FrSTIP, 20 \ '• NICARAGUA, 5 \ \ .MADDER, 5 \ '• ALUM, 5 \ \ BLUE VITRIOL, 10 \ \ COPPERAS. And all other articles in the DYE-WOOD line, which, together with his former Stock, makes an elegant assortment, worthy the at- tention of Clothiers. Also a good stock of PAINTS and OILS, DRUGS and \. MEDICINES, GROCERIES, „ LIQUORS, &c. &c. &.c. Which he will sell low for good pay—and for good pay ONLY* No. 10, Seneca-st. Oct. 24, 1832. [ II'. On Consignment. K ELLY & HALL have just received a general assortment of WINDOW SASH, for sale at factory prices. FANCY SASH, WINDOW BLINDS, &c. furnish- ed to order. Likewise, for sale as above, Jf 6c S. Bar- ber's fine cut Tobacco and Snvff. « Dec. 5. 25 c JVew Stare and JYevo Goods. 'B^™ 3 '\'—-\hers are now opening in the M. Corner Store, m «. ri*, -^ buUd , mgs, opposite the Geneva Hotel, an r... , NEW STOCK OF GOODS, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, WINES, &c. &c. For which they solicit part of the public patronage; and as their stock has been pur- chased on as good terms as their neighbors', they will endeavor to sell it as low. 05^ Please call and examine for your- selves. JAMES GRIEVE & CO. Genera, May 15, 1833. 48 IVEW GOODS. T HE subscriber has just received and is now opening his Spring Goods: Among which are the following :— Blue, black, green, rifle-green, brown, claret- brown, and mixt BROAD CLOTHS; Blue, black, drab, & mixt CASSIMERES; Fine and Common SATINETS; Stripe & plain Mole-Skins & Beaverteens; Italian, Gros-de-Swiss and Gros-de-NapIe SILKS; Black and White Satins ; printed Muslins; Stripe and Mandarin Ginghams ; Calicoes; Rouen Cassimere ; Storments; Fancy Drilling; Crape Camblet; Drab Cantoon; Russia Diaper; Ticking; Green and crimson Moreen; Hernani embroidered SHAWLS;' Long and square Merino Shawls, all wool borders, &c. &c. 4 cases Leghorn and Straw BONNETS ; Straw Gimp; 1200 Palm-Leaf Hats; 2000 yards Ingrain & Stripe CABPETISS ; India Matting; Brussels and Wilton Rugs; 10 bales SHEETING & SHIRTING; Cotton Yarn; Wicking; Batting, &c. GROCERIES. Imperial, Hyson, Young Hvson, and Hy- son Skin TEAS; Coffee, P'epper, Spice, Molasses, &c. The duty having been taken off of many articles, they are consequently lower than last fall's prices. The subscriber would also inform his cus- tomers, that he still continues the much ap- proved plan of selling cheap for cash. JOSEPH THAYER, No. 38, Seneca-st. • Geneva, May 7, 1833. 3m47 KMIJL,\ % » II. I IE, No. 12, Seneca-street, H AVE just received and offer for sale a general assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, WIND'W. GLASS, Com. & Apothecaries' GLASS-WARE, LOOKING-GLASSES, BRUSHES, &c. &c. Which they offer for cash or approved credit, as low as can be--puB3^\ed elsewhere. Al- though they do not pfftfess the admirable se- cret of making a profit in selling goods at cost; yet they will engage to sell at a small advance from purchase price. Persons wish- ing to purchase are invited to call and exam- ine for themselves. ft/\ HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING done as usual, in every variety of stvle. *»* Paints of all colors ground in oil. Geneva, May 16. 44 White Wood Boards. ASH PAID for half-inch White Wood Boards, by R . M. BAYLY. Dec. 26. 28 SJULT. -1 Atffe BARRELS SALT, 'in good J_^jr^_F order, for sale by H. H. MERRELL, Nov. (71) No. 10, Seneca-st. 30,000 Bushels Wheat. T HE Highest Price in Cash will be paid for 20,000 bushels of good Merchant- able WHEAT, delivered at my Store-House at the foot of Seneca-street. -N. AYRAULT. Geneva, Jan. 30. % 33 Linseed Oil. K ELLY & HALL have just received a quantity of English & Ohio LIN- SEED OIL, which will be sold by the barrel or gallon. Also, a fresh assortment of dry and ground PAINTS. Sept. 19. 14tf TO CEOTH1ERS. K ELLY & HALL have just recey/ed a very general assortment of DYE-STUFFS & DYE-WOODS, of latest importation, and of superior quality, which they purpose to sell low. Sept. 19. 14tf 1~MV«*r TCI AU iiAI.E. F OR SALE, an eligibly situated PEW, in the Presbyterian Church, on the South-wall side. Application may be made at J. Bogert's Bookstore. April 10. GROUND PLASTER. F OR SALE bv the subscriber, a few Barrels GROUND PLASTER, bvthe hundred or barrel. N . AYRAULT. Geneva, May 1, 1833. 45 DAVID. S. SKAAT«, FFERS for sale for Cash or approved credit, 100 bbls. Superfm£4iLpUR, for family use. 50 bbls. Mess PORK : IU00 lbs. -Smoked lLV.M.^ ; 400 bbls. SALT—with a general assort- ment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK- ' E,RY &f HARD-lf.iRE. CODFISH, - S'MAD cv. MACKEREL ; • TAli, PITCH and OAKUM; Russian, Swedes arid English IRON ; Nail and Spike RODS ; ' American,, English, Blistered, German cast and .Spring STEEL ; 20 boxes Mould and Dipped CANDLES. 05j= Constantly on hand—Seasoned Pine Boards,''Plank, Flooring, Joist, Scanthni;. and Hewn Timber; Common and Tim k ' 05= CASH paid for WHEAT, CORN. OATS, Timothy, Clover S,- Flax SEED, and Produce generally. Geneva, January 10, 1833. 31 Fire W*ood. (t? 5 \ For sale as above, 250 cords FIRE WOOD, which will be delivered, in lots to suit-purchasers, in any part of the vjllage. JOJKITJUMJV nunsoj%% (Successor to Col. John Sweenev,) REFERS for %_W sale at No. 30, Seneca-Street. Geneva, a large as- sortment of Watches, Silver and Plated SPOONS, JEW- ELRY, & PLA- TED WARE, oi the latest patti in-, this springs importations^anid at low pri'-e-. Also, a few Wood CLOCKS, wr\ cheap. Tlrinkftil for past patronage, and lmp< lul for future, lie will (yulcavor to merit a con- tinuance of the- same,, by giviuu his parti, 11- lar atteiiticm to business. He would iimti- the attention of the Public, and rcjiie-' them to call and evmini' prices, <pi i]it_v an I patterns, before purchasing fisew heie. JL/ 5 \ Watches and Clocks cleaned and re- paired assoun as pnssihle, «•»! warranted to perform their regular revolutions. Genera, June l-'i, I'NJ-'?. ,,.'i r \ WOTICE. T HE subscriber having purchased the stock in trade of Starr Nichols iv Jnhn H. Swift, has removed to (lie Store No. li, Seneca-street, where he is now opening, and offers for sale, an assortment of Fashionable Mats, Hatters' Stock and Trimmings, Cloth and Fur caps, and will in a few days' | J( . receiv- ing an additional supply, which will be of- fered for sale low, fur cash or approved pa. doctor *J. Staals, H AVING lately moved from the vicinity of Utica to the village of Geneva, (which he intends for his permanent resi- dence,) has opened his office one door North \ lf . w:u , i )uri l from the new Catholic Chapel, where he hill be ready at all times to give strict atten- tion to all professional calls. He flatters himself that an accumulated experience, obtained in the course of more than thirteen vents extensive and successful practice entitles him to some share of public confidence. • Geneva, June V.K l^'V-l. •\>.'} CLASSICAL 4c- EJSttJLiSH yfi.YIf_Y.-l.Rr' . npillrs SEMINUtY, located on Main- Articles of Intelligence. Hon. LKWIS CASS.—It appears from ac- cent biographical sketch of Mr. Cass, that in Exeter, N. II., aud is fifty i years of age. His father saw hard service in the revolutionary war. Mr. Cans, though educated a lawyer, was a distinguished orii cer iu the late war. He served juider Gen Hull, and wrote the famous prnehmiaticm dis- tributed by thiit\officer at Detroit. In ad- justing our relations with the different tribes of Indian*. Mr^Cass has taken a very active part. He possesses ji highly cultivated lite- rary t isle, niid ;is a writer has few superiors. lie litis >( iHiin'.uted several valuable papers ' to the Norjij \iie-tie:ui and otln r Kevicvvs. Female Heroism.^The progress onKfliref which-destroyed a number of houses in tfeer city of Raleigh, recently, tvas stopped at the\ dwelling house of Mr. John Stuart,,in.Fay- etteville-st. The Raleigh Registerfltfqfehe* the following particulars, which arerillIy-COIj- r finned by our recollection of wh^t passWif;. B street, east side of the Square, and ; two doors below Mr. J. Ilogert's Bookstore, v\ as opened on Monday, the ~tlth -May; in which will be taught the Latin and Greek I Languages principally; Reading, writint;, Arithmetic and the Mathematics, Geogra- phy, English Grammar aud Composition, Rhetoric, History. Logic, Natural and Mor- , aj Philosophy, and all other branches if re- quired, neeess:ir\ to qualify .students either to pursue a Collegiate course, or to com- mence the study of Law or Physic. Terms of Tuition per quarter, in advance ; : Heading, writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and composition, $1 The Lathi aud Greek Languages, Mathematics, and till other branches^ ijii The term; - , it is prc-uined, w'ill be deem- ed reasonable; and they are thus varied, that those, whose parents aie not in the most af- fluent circumstances, may be favored with an opportunity of thorough instruction, at a moderate expense. The number of scholars will not exceed twenty: and none will be admitted but those who sustain an unsullied moral character, and who can engage to apply themselves un- remittingly and diligently to their respective studies, and maintain a correct and unblem- ished deportment. The Text Jlooks to be used, will lie made known fv applying to tile .subscriber, who issures those who arc pleased to favor him «i.th their pa'roiriL'e, that every effort shall be employed to accelerate the improvement 111 solid Literature, and guard the deport- 'iifuit and morals of the you'll committed to. his charge. OC/^Thp following gentlemen are refer- red to:—Rev. 11. Mandcvillo, Mr. James Bogert, Dr. John Stunts, Dr. Hudson, Mr. T. Van Brunt. CORNELIUS BROUWER. Geneva, June r> l.~.l-'i. SI A meeting of the memlieis of the bar of Erie county, was held j 11 Bulf.do on the l'lth hist., and resolutions adopted responding to ' the manifestations ol griel and sorrow- for the | death of their eminent professional brother, ] Ehshi Williams. Albert II. Tracy, Philan- der Bennett and Horatio Shumway were ap- pointed a colnmittee to co-operate with the committee appointed at Utica, in the adop- tion of a suitable testiiuoni.il of respect to the memory of the deceased. Nut-Hampshire. —The legislature has clo- sed its session. The ropresuntatives refused to appropriate £> 111,ODD tun arils the erection of an Insane Hospital. A bill from the sen- ate proposing to repeal the laws for the bet- ter oliservance of the Sabbarfi, was indelinite- Iv postponed bv the house by a vote ot llil to fjti. The resolution from 'the senate, re- quiring that the sense of the people shall be taken at the annual meeting iu March next on the CJ.poliencv of revising the constitu- tion, w-iis adapted bv the house by a vote of ill) to o-'l. \ _ Life Assurancis. —Eor the information of those who may wi*h to provide for their fam- ilies at a very small rate, and who have not the means ol rendering_theiu an adequate as- sistance at their deatn, by will or inheritance, the following case (which occurred in this city within a few months past, ami which is but pailially known) is now made public: A men-bant well advanced in hie, and ivho for mine than forty vein's had been succes-j- tul iu business, became unfortunate. His 1 faniily was huge, and su-lar as his means ex- I tended, must necessarily have been leftdesti- ! tute in the event of his speedy dissolution, which, however, was not at that probable. He, notwithstanding, it seems, w as V 1 the formerfiresiu that devotedcity:-^ 'Alb^Arg^ \ A \ i \ The preservation of this building,\ says the Register, '• presents one of the most ref-i •' markable coincidents ever recorded. At thrf grfat fire in June It'll), when there were up- wards of fifty houses destroyed, the progress of the flames was arrested at this house, by blowing up the-kitchen. In January 1832, when thirty buildings were burnt, thefirewas- again ancsted at the same house, by blowing- tip a kitchen on the same spot! And'now this building has. been again preserved under \ similar circumstances, having, besides the* above, been in imminent danger from two Oth- er fires. Nor do »c think it either improper' or indelicate to remark here, that in everyin^ stance, the fortunate escape was mainly attri- butable to the presence of mind, the calmness,^ the colleetedncss, and preserving energy of Mrs. STI ART herself—3 lady, whose uniform conduct on such occasions, forms an admira- ble contrast to that of many of those who boast themselves the..'lords of creation.'— This is the only distinction we can permit our-' seh es to draw, for none can deem it invidious.\ London now measures seven and a half miles in length from east to west, by a bieadth of five miles from north to south.— Its circumference, allowing for various ine- i|ii .lilies, i; estimated at thirty miles, while the area of ground it covers it is considered to measure no less than eighteen rniles- si|uare. The corner stone of the University of N. York, about to be erected in Washington* Sipiare, was to be laid on Tuesday afternoon at .\5 o'clock. An address was delivered by the Chancellor of the Institution. A_ New-York paper states that the .amount of duties secured at the Custom House in , that city for the last cniarter of the current year was about $5,500,000, and that since the present law went into operation t»# monthly amount has been about one milli6B of dollars. The business of manufacturing books, is growing in diis country, to a magnitude-of which many persons are little aware. One type founding establishment in this city< tunc, even ^ (' mlU er & Cooke's, has now in hand stereo- type plates for twelve different editions of By his is;rnt. GEORGE Geneva, may G, IrtJCl. NICHOLS. -17 CO-JPJURTA^MSUMJP. H H. MERRELL and G. II. MER- | 9 RELL, have this day formed a Co- ; partnership in the Storage, Forwarding and ; Commission business, under the firm of \II. < H. MERRELL & CO.\ They will attend to any business in this line with promptness, at the Ware-house, on Steamboat Dock, foot of Franklin-street. II. H. MERRELL, i G. H. MERRELL. ' Geneva, March 22, 1833. 41 | ilmiual Register, IS S3. UST received, and for sale at the Bunk- store of J.Bogert, Main-street, Geneva. : Williams' Neta-Yo^k Annual Register, for the year 18.11!: Prixe^LJO. | Geneva, May 20. . ( LtOoMug\ Glass Flates. \ ELLY & HALL have on band an as- sortment of the above article for the accommodation of those who have had ; Glasses broken. (°,5) Dec. 0. MS. MS. IIIERIIESJZ, S* CO. , TORAGE, FORWARDING & COM- ; MISSION -Merchants—Ware-house on ; Franklin-W r harf and Steamboat Dock. I Geneva, March 22, 1833. 41 Wholesale &. Met. Mat SSore. HE subscribers continue to keep fur sale, wholesale or retail, at their Hat Store in Senira- street, opposite Prouty's Hardware Store, a general assortment of HATS. A continuance of public patronage is respect- fully solicited. WIGHT & CLARK. Geneva, June, 1833. P7 ^ TO RAMMERS. HE subscriber, one of the Patentees of the \FR\..NK1.!N CRACKER MACHINE,\ which is now in successful operation in New-York, Alb -.y, Baltimore, I tica, Syracuse, anil many oil.> r places, now offers to dispose of the Patent-right for the same in the following (.'ouutb s, i:. the State of New-York, to wit :—Columbia, Herki- mer, Otsego, Sullivan, Oswego, Chenango, Broome, Tioga, Steuben, Yates, Allegany and Livingston. As a labor-saving iiiiehine it is seldom equalled, and in i's own branch of business no other machine can 1 ompete with it. Any person wishing to punha<e ;i Patent-right for the same in the above named counties, can make application to me 111 Ge- neva, and, in case of my absence .Y/o(f, Esq. is duly authorized to sell the same. Having a Machine in operation at my Bakery, I feel confident I can prove sat- isfactorily to all who see it, that by its it--' more than half the labor of making Cr-ck- ers can be saved. Navy Bread, Sea Bi •< •:.'. &c, can be made with the same Maebi <•. NATHAN I).\SK\M. Geneva, Jan. i(>, IS*!. :';Z Sf Vff risig #i-v itzMi-shmen t, REMOVED. ENR^ JOHNSON, would inform his Fi icuds and old Customers, that he Removed his WEAVING ESTAB- I'lillNT to the village of liilhna, where it, WYV, ,„ „Y\ ,•*,,,, ., \ M ,. ,,Aj \.» v. ,,'u v,n \iVrt old customers, and new ones too. COLORING, of every description, done to order, aud warranted to be of a superior In auty—a little uncommon. The Name-:, &:«. wdl be inserted into Coverlets as usual. He would invite the a'lention of the pub- be to CVRPETING, particularly, as he is ' desirmn of doing col.-ii.'cr.ibic at that next 1 fill. Every oth'-r kind of Weaving done to Dnii r, and on the short si nulid-. fully sensible of the uncertain teniae of life, ' fhe_Bjble, ami seventeen of the Testament, and caused his to be itismed in the latter part | ij^j,!^ various other works.—A'. Y. Stand. of November, at the Baltimore I.ilc liisii- | A large Account. —The board of comrnis-' sioners of the Girard estate had before them- jesteidiy a statement of accounts, the ag- gregate of which was $0,310,1U4- 48.— U.S. (Fhitad.) Caz.^ The building committee of the Girard :,j ' College, Phila*h4plria, have contracted with ranee ''ompany, in tin- Mini of $ 10,COO. He died in the middle of February ensuing, with- in eleven wicks fioin the date oPthe policy, and his wblovv has received the whole sum without any trouble or expense, and before the period provided for the payment thereof had expired. This provident act has render r,V W,., VaiinW not on\v v o:n\'ir\rtl>U*, but, prudence, independent; and they have abun dant cause to bless the day when a resolution so happy in its cousc-jtn rices was formed and tided 011.— National fntilligmrrr. 1 Mr. N. (ievelot, for n statue of the late Ste- phen Girard, for ifUWO. Burin! Alive —A woman, sometinve dur-' ing this week, who was supposed to bedeady IJeiloua, Mavfi, H33. POWT-Ofr'FIt-Ii A'OTICE FOR SALEU 11E subscriber offers for sale bis Drug and Medical Es- tablishment, immediately at the head of *ie-wca Lake, As to si- tuation, both for beauty and pros- pect for business, a more inviting one r-annot lie found in the western country for an active ,s' /miW I vou.'ig man, with a capital of two or three thou- sand dollar!. The Store now occupied for the above purpose, joins the lake, and is the best located in the village for business. The es- tablishment, for elegance and neatness, is seldom nr ever 1 .pudh-d in the country. The M.-re tvd> be either rented or-old.— The jiriii- and terms of pavnient made rea- •U.M'.'C and accoumu'd.iting for the whole. ELIJAH ADAMS. Sa-.ov. Miv 27. I-•'3. .\Itf Tin - - .} past pa^ - Moudav 11. •'!, 0, 0 !-., , \\ t r o'clock. A P. P. P P A ed A. M M M M M M iCS M. T 1 Water Lime. \I fk BARRELS WATER LIME, for -*-V sale at No. 10, Seneca-street, by g ept. (U) H. H. MERRELL. CABINET FlRrvtTlRE. T HE subscriber offers for sale at his Furniture Ware-House o^ Water, foot of Seneca-st., a very excellent assortment of CABINET FURNITURE—consisting 0 f SOFAS, of various patterns and prices, from $35 to §150; Mahoganv CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, Lockers, Book-Cases, Portable Desks, Writing and Work Stands ; Mahogany Dining, Tea, Centre, Pier Shd Dress Tables. Cherry Bureaus, Dining and Tea Tables, Stands, %-c.; High-Post, Fancy, and French Bcdstiads, and Chairs of every description. WILLIAM TILLMAN. Geneva. April 23, 1833. , 45 FJS*7SEL, I* WEi O UK. HE subscriber keeps enn- j stantly on hand a supply • 91 of FLOUR, manufactured ex- pressly for faniily use ; and it may at all times be returned, if not found ' good. H. H. MERRELL, 1 March 21. No. HI, Seneca-st. | Tanners'' Oil S\ Spts. Turp. j OR sale, by the barrel, a quantity ol , TANNERS' OIL and SPIRITS >,i TURPENTINE, by Oct. II). (17) . KELLY & HALL. BJECOXD NOTICE. AM under the necessity of again c.dling upon ALL persons alluded to in my • First Notice,' to pay their accounts, as I intend to put some in suit iu a short time. II. II. MERRELL. Geneva. Oc l: _24._1832_. PA_ The highest Price in CeSSIS ILLbe paid for WHEAT, BARLEY, TIMOTHY &. FLAX-SEED, at my Store in Geneva ML ARRANGEMENT FOR SLMMF.K. Kiislirn M'-ih — Telegraph doses a Eell, W; v Mails \ Wtsi< :r Telegraph closes at h.d Pilot closes ;1 t Way Mail closes; at Flint Creek iV Hopewell day, antj Friday, at .J post South' rn — Newlmrgh. Pcnn-Yau & Bath, close f, P. M. Peuu-Yan Accomtnndatio,]. I. past 12, M. Nortlii in — Newark and Lyons close ^ past 1, P. M. ; Clyde, Wolcutt, live, leaves Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday, at 5, A. M. Clues at ' 0, the evening before. West Dresden, tjyery Wednesday at 1, P. M. 1 Seneca Castle and Gorn.uu, every Thursday < at 1, P.M. 05= The Office will be open from (1, A. ' M-, till ft, P. M., except Sundays, when it , will be open from (! to 7 in the ev.i.ing. | The above arrangement will be st;ii ti\ ad- hered to. G. J. GKOSVENOR, P. M. Gnuyi. May 15. 1^33. 4< •IE ORE .TOW* BOB MS. .MEMOIR of the Life of William Liv- ingston, Menibir of Congress in 1771, egate to the federal o ai in 1 177' (; September I* 5 . II. HASTINGS. 11 CASH FOR WO©S,! T HE Kubseriber continues to pay C \^]l for WOOL, at fair prices, -,u No. (i, Seneca-street,-Gerreva. June 1!). (53) R. M. IUYLY. Swaim's Panacea, ROM the Proprietor—constantly for sale, wholesale anil retail, by H. II. MERRELL, •pt. No. 10, Scneca-st. to the federal convention and Governor of Ncw-Jeiscv from 17011. &c. \c, by T. Sedgwick. Jr.: Tour 111 Uiighmd. In! md and F ranee, in the years le'-Jfi, 27, 'J* aid -I'd, v. ith rem UKS on the mauiit rs am\ customs of tin- inhabi- tants, niid Anecdotes of distinguish* d public characters* in a series of letters, by a Ger- man Prince; Memoirs of Hortcnse Beauhaniais, Dutch- ess of St. Lew, Ex-Oueen of Holland: Three Ye«rs in North Amerit a, 2 vol. by James Stewart, Esq. ; * Stanley Buxton, or the School Fillovv.s. 2 vol. by John Gait ; Our Island—comprising Forgery, a tale, and the Lunatic, a tale, 2 vol.; The V\ ondrous tale ol Ahov—the rise of NUander, bv the au'hor of \ ivi.m Gray, cvc. 2\nl..;\ The Eviilenc/s of ('hri'tiiiiit), in their external division, rvhibitrd in a roursr of lectures, by Bishop McIIv.mc; Boston on the Covenants: ™\ CAI.MKT'S Bible Dictionary, new cd. fvo. 'Wacoii.ti, or the Prophecy, a talc of the ('.in ulas, 2 vol.: Just received and for sale at the Geneva Bool.sunc. hv [Jw '.Id J. ISOGERT. ?n:w :HII.LI.\ERY. - [HE >-ssb=t'ft!;ees rea- per iful!* lnlonu then ll.eluls „inl the public, thai they continue at their bid stand, on Sent c.-st., near- ly oppo ite the Mansion- Housc, whiie they have just received the latest .\. Yo;k FASHIONS, and are now opening an extensive and fashionable as.ortment ol Millinery, consisting of Tuscan LEG- HORNS, Sill;. .s.'/i/o'. and Optn-u-ork Straw HATS, of the newt sf pattciiis; Misses\ and Children-,' plain and opin-work STRAW HATS Tnmi.ihi.-s. Blond Edgings, Sec. Also—a gen'Tal aud beautiful assortment of £/= RlBlMtS AMI ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS: together with almost every other article in the millinery line. MARY ALLEN, ANN GARRISON. Cmrvri, May 7, 1S153. 47 Fashionable .Tliilinery. ISS. E. TIDI), informs the Ladies of Geneva and its vicini- J ty. thr't she has just re- turned from New-York with a vcrv handsome as- sortment of Fashionable MILLINERY'., of the latest impnrtatirins, cnm4-.ting of rich SILK. English STRAW. one case very line Tii-cm STRAW HATS, a new and d-su-i'de article. Abo, rich C \PS. Blond L\CF.S. -ml Fancv II \ND- KERCIIIU.FS, \EILS , and GLOVES. rich RIBANDS, and French FLOWERS, together with everv other article in the Mil- 44 Our readers of travels know well that there is a religious establishment upon the summit of the Alps, known a.s th.- \hospice uf St. Bernard.\ This is situated among the etcr- | nal snows, mid is attended by seven devoted i monks, who at the sacrifice ol their comforts ; and tit no small h i/aid to theuisi ivt-s, remain ! in this inclement region to allord an asylum | to travellers and save them from perishing by the frost. If-fs an establishment creditable, to humanity, and one vv Inch all of every na- tion anil kind are interested in sustaining.— The perils and discomforts of this a»ylum are increased by the fact that no wood is found within 25 miles of it. Con-efpieutly fuel has to be transported at e n at inconvenience, and w Inch even in thi m a very limited way. Professor MeVickar of New-York on a re- cent tour was foUunaie enottch to discover a bed of authr..: ite < o.d near the ho.<pi'i, but the dl.scoveiy «,i., in o'.y Useless as it would not born in their ordinaiy grates. The pro- I'es-o, and sou.e sjuiiti d Alnerii alls inNew- Yolk soon -ent Oil, O.'lC ot Dr. Nott's stoves which has l.ien put up tin re and is found to answer the JJUIJ o-e admirably. Thus Amer- 1 lean iugi nutty and bl.erah'y aie in de to n,n- : 'nbiite m a very cie-nt i.l- way to .ud the : t-i.ust* of liuramilv.— R-.-rh. Enn. I ., - ' • Arrir d of tin /'•/!'/ ./•' .• and Shark. —The \ U.'ii'ed St'tes sh,p I'.ni'l •ihi, be.~.si!ig the 1 bcoad pen.! ,nt i.f Com. JOHN I). HI.SLKY, Coinmauder-iu-Cliief of the United States Naval Forces ni the Went Indies and Gulf of Mexico, ;•'' omp.inifd by the I nit'-d States schooner Shark, Lb tit. Comdt. Itomrvi, of was prepared tor the grave and put into her coffin, which was fastened down, but happily revived before she was interred, and is nowy ! we are uifotiiied, convalescent and likely ta recover. Wo mention this fact more as a caution than for any other reason. AccinKXTs.—The -scaffolding in front of' a new house in Filbert-st. Philadelphia, gave way on Friday while the workmen were em- ployed upon it, and fell to the ground. Two? persons (brick-layers,) were killed. The'scaf- fuld had been insecurely and slightly put up. BF.AT THIS WHO CAN.—Miss Jane L. Arm- strong, of Lisbon, in this county, lately per- formed the astonishing exploit of spinning y can only be supplied | Eight Runs of irarp yarn in a single day.—• This w uuld make a thread more than seveD and a half miles long. Seven and ahalf miles! The best spinner of street yarn that we wot of, and there are some who execute with great facility, would scarcely be able to beat this, and it would certainly puzzle the best retler which our most approved shops turn out ta- nil at this rate— St. Laxmnce Rep. SPANISH FOLLV.—Letters from Madrid* state, that preparations were makiDg for the* assembling of the Cortes o-n a scale of un- u>u.;l magnificence. Among the means ..doptc-d to tzive \due eclat,\ to this grand (enclave of grave seignors, one of the prin- ciple s juares i-: fitted up for a bull fight at an expense of ten thousand pounds. —Hudson- Gazette. the samp sepiadroii. aimed in Hampton Roads ycsteidav afternoon, from Havana, whence they saik-d Uih itist. Ofli'-ers aud crew in good health, with the exception of Lieut. Jirmr.p ('allun, who came uasscnger in the Vancidia, and returned home sick.— Norfolk pnj 1 r. Ship Elbe.- F.U:TS.—There arc in the United States 1,000,0'10of children and youth between thef years of 5 and 15, who are not in any School^ and who have not any means of instruction.- There arc in the fstatc of New-York 80,000 c hildren who are not receiving even a com- mon school education—50,000 young me n who are unable to read, are yeaTly added to- the number of voters who go to our polls. - --- -.---. One-third of the inmates of caw juvenile? The Elbe, the third ship of. prisons and of our penitentiaries, are', when committed, ignorant of their letters, and one- half of them are not able to read. Priendsf of liberty, are not our free institutions in danger ? Friends of humanity, is there not \kn inseparable connexion between vice &hd ignorance? Shall not every friend of hit* country become the active friend of educa- tion ? Let it be remembered that quf gov- ernment is based on virtue and intelligence. J. O. TAYI-QB. BRITISH SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.—The\ anniversary of this Society was held in Lon- don on the evening of May 3d,- Lord Henley. in the chair. It appeared from theAhritial 1 the Poughkeepsie whaling company, pur- chased some weeks since iu New-York, has arrived at this pl.» 1; and is now being fitted I out for a whaling voyage.— Rough. Tel. The Aljeiine, arrived ^yesterday from Para, h is on board a living hippopotamus, or .sea-horse, two Brazilian peacocks, and several other animals of the forest, perfectly domes- ticated.—.V. }'. Ouz/tte. The a'lmi: iMe penitentiary system which has rli-tmsiti-lif.I such institutions in the United States, and attracted the admiration of foreigners, as well from the practical ben- efits accruing from the industry of the in- male-, as trom the moral discipline under Report, that the number of Sunday Schools, . . , in the United Kingdom-, was ll,^5jCompri-- which they are con.Tucted, has justly become ; sing 123,784 teachers, and lJSSiSSiseh^i- an object worthy iff adoption by the British j ars. This includes th6se under the superih- liiiorv line. April 10, IS33. f;eitery St ExeSian^e Office, No. •>« Seneca-street, Geneva. ICKETS and SHARES in the New York Consolidated Lot terns, author- ized by the Legislature. Yates & Mc'Intyrc Managers, will be kept for sale as they are 1—ued I10111 the Managers' office, at the li- ce used Lottery Office of the subscriber. C/*' UNCI RREN'T.money-Bought and S<>!>rf A Premium paid for Gold, particu- larly Surerr'tgns. 8 p.\ C:.-h advanced for Prizes, as soon as the drawing is received. R. M. BAYLY. June, 1^33. 53 ' AS-.L KTXDS OF BLASTteS Fm Salt- ?t the Geneva Bookstore. Government, who have a fold, E«0 . to visit these different States of the Union and make such reports as, we trust, may reform the present defeeth e condition of English Penitentiaries, and. as in the Stales, tend to liinit the sacri- fice of human life, hitherto exemplifying no j beiifficial consequence in the, reduction of crime. Mr. Crawford has arrived at Phila- delphia, and is accompanied by Mr. Henry Newman, of the Society of Friends, a gen- tleman represented as being long usefully en- gaged in benevolent occupations in Europe. —Montreal Gaz. A singular and fatal disease is prevailing at this time among the horses in this vicinity. They are <«n-/.cd, without previously exhibit- ing any illness, and immediately lose the use of their limbs. The proprietor of an ex - tensive livery stable in this city, has lost six within a few days. He does not entertain the opinion that they are diseased. Messrs. Parker &. Co. have lost nine horses the last week with the same symptoms.— Utica S r n. pointed Win. Craw'- • tendance of the Sunday School forlrelaftd; stahlishmentsinthe and the London Hibernian Society, is well as those attached to the Society whose anni- versary was now celebrated. \«>: - &rotect_Birds.— \Instead of be|tig:fefsie4 byiSe^whtstling robin and chipping bljie-bird,- busily employed in guarding .tiSji^m: tnat whieh no human foresight of labbr is enabled to avert, our ears are assailed, our persons are endangered, our fences are brakes, our\ crops are trodden down, dur cattle aire lacer- ated, and our flocks are disturbed by the idle shooter, regardless alike of the expensive at- tempts of the experinjgntal farmery.or of the* stores of the laboringh#Sandman^ whiM all the energies of his frame, and thelrim 1 of h» skHl are directed towards the murder of 4few little birds worthless when, obtained. Th# injuries which are immediateiy.cojflmitttd by himself and his dogs tire small compared with the multiplied effeqts of the myriads n>f insects, which would be destroyed hy'the ani-' mals whereof they are the natural ^MCT.\—» Col Powell.
