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^^^^^^^^mm^^^^^^^m i i • I . r v ^IfflgP «•-• • fee fe- From the Albion. THERE'S ItEST. BT MBS/UOODIE, (LATE SUSS STRICKLAND.) There'arest, wh^n^ve-with, dewy fingers, Praws the curtains of repose*— Bound the west, where light still lingers. And th& day's last-glory giows^— ••„ There's rest, in. Heaven's unclouded blue, When twinkling stars steat.onq by one* So softly on the gazers view ' As if they, sought- bis glance to shuo'-r- There's rest, when o'er the silent m$uls, The deep'ning shades of night adWnce; And sighing through their fringe orteedS, \'The plaintive riu's clear watew glanc^. There'srest, when allabore isbright, And gently pfjp the summer isles— The full moon pouts her mellow light, Aod Heaven, on earth serenely smiles— • There's rest, when angry storms arc o'er, And, fear no longejj g igU keeps,— When. win<l3 ara beam to ra»e no more, And ocean's troubled spirit sleeps— I There's rest, when to the pebbly strand, The lapsing billows slowly glide, - AnsLpiiiawed on tbe golden sand, ., Breathes soft and low the alomb'ring tide— '. there's rest,' deep rest, in that still hour, .'V.lAJioly calm—asweet profound— t^jie. wizard spell, and dreamy power, Lulls into slumber all around— '•There's regt, for labor's hardy child. For natu're's tribes of e^fh and air, Whose soothingbalm and influence mild, Save guilt and sorrow, all may share— There's rest, beneath the quiet sod, When life,, and all its trials cease,— And in the bosom of his God, . The Christian finds eternal peace— That peace, {he world cannot bestow, The rest, a Sayiour'9 death-fianga bought, lyblS tte weary pilerin\know, lA bliss surpassing human thought. r MelsetterfU. C. [The following pathetic pixels copied here from the Alexandria Gazette, with (he omission of a single versE^the indifferent construction of which mars the simple beauty of the others:] , \AJEEE WE ALMOST THERE.\ \Are we almost there—are we almost there?\ Said a dying girl, as she drew near home— \Are those ou^ poplar trees which rear Their forms so high 'gainst the heavens' brio dome?\ The* she talked of her flowers.gt thought of the well, Inhere the cool water-sp&shed o'er the large white stone, And she thought it would soothe like i fairy spelU- «•\ • Could she drink from that fount when the fever P yet so young, and herbloon) grew less, They had borne her away to a kindlier clttrfe— For she would not tell that 'twas only distress Which had gathered life's rose in its sweet ipring- time. And she 6ad looked, when they bade her to loot, .--At many a ruin and many a shrine— ' At the sculptured niche, and the pictured nook, And marked from high places the aun'i decu'n* But insecretshe sighed for a quiet spot, Where she oft had played in childhood's hour; Tho? shrub or flowTet marked it not,\ 'Tivas dearer to her than the gayest bower. Aridofidfd she ask, \Are wo almost there?\ But her voice grew faint, and her flush'd cheek pale 1 :' - T And they strove to soothe her, with useless care, As her sighs would escape on the eyening gale. Then swiftly more swiftly, they hurriodfeiher on: ' Bat anxious hearts felt a chill despair; » For when the light of thaf eye was gonei And tbe quick pulse itoppU.ihe was almost then! ** IMOGENE. Aneedtte.—k. reve'rendy clergyman of Philadelphia, while On a visit to a brother divine at Cape May,..was7ovited to accom- pany^ his friend aod others on t fishiog ex- cursion in a whale boat When some dis- tance from the shore, they discovered a \tevi! fish,\ and fastened to il with a whale iHHj-ivhicb. they had with them. The fish ihably not liking such striking proof of •fnachment from entire strangers, made off withfgreal velocity, drawing the boat after him, t6 the terror of the Philadelphian, and ^jreat delight to the remainder o{ tbe party. The Philadelphian could nqt^resist asking his friend the occasion of tf eir mirth, and ifecieived for answer, that it was enough lo make one laugh to see the Devil running \away 'with a couple of ministers.— New Bedford Gazette. a 's,JHenry-ErskJnbeinpr one day in company %!JJ:f& Duchess of Gordon, be asked her, e never **5fifci'%e never again to enjoy «h_e honour ikdpleasure of your Grace's society at Ed ife&h?\ tf OK!\said she, Edinburh is » ^jjpsce; I hate in\ \Madam re- plied flie gallant barrister, \the Sun might *&%l% hi i il dt i 1 y, this is a Vile, dark morning, won't tis& to Way.\ MM)** * Measure. —George Peek t£8fi the other day found guilty half bmbeL and sentenced ac- this laeasure he hai at least ¥-\ * - itis peck of troubles. Measures, b*'J!** bis roolfo— Nuntuctast Inq A Tavern Siqn— \What device shall I fetHTfi tlpfln my sign ?\ said a gentlemin nbont t0 open a house of public eptertmn< ibent^tvMh his bar more fully provided than the partar or bed rooms. \Put on it the FratHje, the third of that name, though he had driven his enemies before him. at Jar 5 - uac, Irembled from head to^ foot at the sight of. a cat. When a hare crossed the path of tbie,celebrate Duke d'Epernodn, his blood stagnated in his veins. The masculine minded M&ry of Medicis fainted away whenever a nosgay tvas iastght. A shudder ejyercamo the learned Sewgner on perceiv- ing cresses. Ivan the second, Csar ol'.Mus. #Wv, would faint aivsyori seeing 8 woman* Albert, a brave Fit'I<TiN {archill «>f France, fell insensible to tl(c ground on discovering a sucking pig served upl^his own table ! Treasures of the Detp— When vre reflect »n the number of canon's monuments con- signed to the bed of the ocean in the course of every nav»l war from the earliest times, o«r conceptions are geuerally raised res- pecting the multiplicity <>f lasting memorials which man is leaving of his labors. During our la-* .great struggle with France, 32 of ourjiliifs of ihe line went to the bottom in the- space of 22 years, besides seven 50 gun ships, 80 frigates, and a multitude of smaller The navies of JEerppeaa powers, France, llell/tnd, Spain and D^nmitk, were almost annihilated during the same period, so that the aggregate of their losses must bare many time* exceeded that of Great Britaia. ;In every one of the»e ships were batteries of caueoa constructed of iron or brass, whereof a gre^at number have the dates and place's of .their manufacture in- scribed upon them in letters cast in metal, fa each there were coins of copper, silver, aar%pften manj of gold, capable of »ervi«e, it valuable historical monument*;• in each wer« an infinite variety of instruments of the arts of war and peace, rnjmy foraied of material* «uch as glass and earthen ware,* 1 capable of Listing for indonoile «f?es, nhen onec. relieved from the mechanical action of the waves, and buried under a m«« of, matter which may exclude'the corroding action of sea water. But the reader OIU»I not imagine that the fury of war is trrtire conducive than the peaceful spirit of com- mercial enterprise to 'the accumulation of wreck ol vessels in the bed of the sea.— From an examination of Lloyd's Lint, from the\-year 1793 to the commencement of 1829, it has appeared that the number of British vessels alone,loM during that period, amounted, on an average, to nd'lets than one and a half daily, a greater number than we should bare anticipated, although we learn flora Moreau'»Tables that the number of merchant vessels employed in the lmvi- gation of England and Scotland amounted to about 20,000, having, one with another, a meag burthen of 120 tons Out of 551 ships of the royal navy lost to the country during the period shove mentioned, only 1C0 were ukeu or destroyed by the enemy, the rest having either stranded or founder- ed, or having been burnt by accident, a striking proof that the dangers of our naval warfare, however great, may b<f*c exceed- ed by the storm, the hurricane, the ihoal, and ail the other perils of the dc»p.— LyelPt Geology. -«-^,. Vegetable Nutrition. —A'ecofding to a ta- bl« constructed by Sir H. Darcy, trom ex- periments to ascertain, the proportions of nutritive matter contained in different vege- tables, the different varieties of beetf con- tain from 136 to 151 parts ia every 1000; parsnip* 99, carrots ^8, and turnips'42. As it is now ascertained that a greater quantity by weight, of mangold wurtzel can be riised upon a given quantity of land than either of the mentioned, it follows that, if they do not require a greater expense in cultivation and preservation than the others, their cul- tivation will be attended with the greatest profit. It is stated by those who have bad experience in tbe cultivation of mangold wurtzel, that a crop can be raised with the Same labor that is necessary for a crop of potatoes: and that they ran be preserved in cellars, or elsewhere, by keeping them from frost through the winter, and that they retnin their nutritive qualities through the succeeding summer. Although me are opposed to a general innovation in agricul- tural pursuit*, yet we ~ recommend a fair trial of the cultivation of mangold wurlzel, for the benefit of stock farmers. It is de- sirable to find out tbe cheapest article with which fartnen can supply their stocks with green or succulent food during our most severewinter weatjjer. Cabbage and turn- nips are liable to, be destroyed by insects, which render th&f crops jloo uncertain.— Carrots and parsnips require much labor.— Potatoes require boiling, but all thing* con- sidered, are at present our most valuable crop for the nbove purpose in genernl cul- tivation, so that eSpermi'Snis si ouliTdeter- mme between them and mangold wurtzel. — Gen. Far. ~?% New Assort- ment. W. JH* MARSHALL, hasjusi received his Spring stock, whicli is a general assortment of articles called for in bis trade\ and is disposed to sell extreme- ly lo-vv for cash, or most 'kinds 6f pioJuce. The following comprise apart: Hyson, young hyson., ? TEAg Hy*on skin and bohea y ' New-orlean*, white ba- ) STJGARS . vannah and lump . ) Sugar house a#d new-orleans moUsses, Pure strained; 1 honey, coffee, pepper, Spice, ginger,' Sulieratu*, stmch^ Chocolate, rice, table salt, bar 1 ** ibaving So.ip, London and American mustard, Cocoa, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg', Cayenne pe\pper pepper sauee, »«ichoviei, Ketchup, short and (prig *late pipes, Sperm, mould and dipped candles; Pur? winter and fall strained OIL, Fine cut smoking $ Chew- J TOBACCO •ing, and »Il kinds of plug J HARVEY CHURCBT, rOKWARDIIMG COMMISSION MEECHA^fT, ILL stilt ,continue the t'oi \vui\iing i Commission Busin's-i, from the same Store formerly occupied by H. Church VV' i 1£TJl' picture of a horn, wrili yqurself coming out at Hit lath end,\ said a bystander. , . .,, jg very drunk, *<fhend «W>4%rm what be bad been about jg'*little GmiatoPorter^hc and yelUgW cigars Scotch and maenba snuff, Port:M»deir», Teneriffe, 1 S*e»*t and champaign j Brandy, rum, Hollsjtd »nd American Gi -* PR'UIT. M*;il»i*a, bloonrsoifSmyrna raisins; Prunes, citrons, dates, figs, currariti, Almond^ fuberts, madeira, ) .rrrTS Pan\Uf» e and cocoa \ Vl3< FISH. Mackerel, Wo. 1, shad, dry codfish, ,Pickled codfish and herring. 6gden»burgh, Way,, 21,1S33. 05- LOOK AT FRESH SUPPLY* *5\^HE subscriber, at his old Establish- , a ment, Green-store, Ford-street, Og- fensburgh, keejjis .\Constantly on hand foi sale at wholesale and retail, a large aod general assortment of P AIIVTTS <X6 OIL, DRUGS AND MEDICIIVE, 61* THE BEST QTTALXTY, PATENT MEDICINES & DYE WOODS &t DYE STUFFS, . at lower prices than any other Establish- ment of the kind in this part of the coifntry. All kirrds of Produce taken in payment. Thankful to his customers and a generous public for past favors, he hopes, by keeping constantly on hand a general supply, aud selling on tbe most reasonable te/ms, to merit and receive a continuance of their patronage. L.MORRIS. Oedenxbiirgb, N<>v. 26, 1832. p &Co. on VV'aler-street, opposite Mansion House. Being prepared to for- ward nil property that may be consigned to me for Montreal or other places oir the i hdh* d St. Lawrence river YftiMt. ..deSpatcif and on* «s reasonable teims as any oilier responsi- ble House, I would respectfully solicit a contirluanee of business from the former friends and customers of H. Church & Co. and others, who mar depend upon my en- deavor to have their business done satisfac- torily, as well Forwarding as Commission. H. OHURCtt. 9, 1^33. 16 AND FORVTAMDIJVG. ,,subscribers continue lo receive _._J%iiward, all descriptions of pro* periy, to the Northern, Southern nod W^st- ern^mnrkets, on the most favorable terms, at fheir old stand, iS 6. 3 & 4 W^Jer-streel. ALLEN & WARNER: Ogdensbur^ff May 1,\ 1833. ff*Grist~3Jill at Ogdensburgh. 'HE ib ld if bj BUSH & SHEPARD Offer for Sale 1000 Bbls. superfine aud fine Flour, 200 \ Pork, 300 \ Salt, 100 •' Fish, 20 Boxes HVSOD and Hyson Skio Teas, 100 Keg» Tobacco, 700 Boxes Cigars, 2000 lbs. Coffee, 400 Sides Sole and Upper Leather, 30 tons HijjUo\v-W'aie,(!ow by the ton.) 50 Potash Kettle*, 150 Boxes Soap and Candles. Sweedes, English pnd Rod Iron, Nail Rods, NaiU : Spikes, Pitch, Tur, Cord- age, Oakum, §c— ALSO, Shirtings, Sheetings, Battins, Tickings, £fc. 50 pieces Cot'n Duok.fVo. 4 to 10. And a general assortment of GROG&RIES—at Wholesale. December 25, 1832. subscriber would inform bjs cus- Jl_ tomers and the pulilie that\ he has lately put his GRIST-MILL in good order for flouring Wheat and\ <-ustom grinding at J all times. Those fivoring U\m with their en«tom will meet with prompt attendance. PLOU21 by the bbl., hundred, or smaller (juaiitiiifs, Wheat, Rye, and Corn, for sale for Cash at the above mill. L. MORRIS. February 25, 1832. ' '• NEW GOODS. L MORRIS, AT THE GREEK STOHE, • FOBD-STEET, has just received a new and general assortment of DRT GOODS, Shoes, Cfockecy,Glass and ITard- Nil L Oil d Gffei Dunne's American SteeJ. A SAMPLE of this article ia for sael by the subscribers, who feel great pleasure in introducing so valuable an arti- cle from the ftlines of this Stale. This Steel is made by one process only from the ore, and is found to possess,all the qualities required for any use, edge'tools not even excepted. It U particularly recommended for Spring!, Scythes, and smith work in general. It will be kept constantly for sale at $11 per hundred, and 14 cents for small parcels, by BUSH & SHEPARD. December 24, 1832;. H E subscriber wishes to inform\ l)js friends and customers, that be sti carries on the SASH MAKING BUSI- NESS, at the old stand, in the Sash shop adjoining the Pail Factory, where be in- tends keeping on band, Sash of various sizes and dimensions, at the usual prices, cbesp for ready pay. BLINDS made on short notice and most reasonable terms — Shoemaker's Peg blocks, on hand by tbe subscriber, for sale ; as fair an article as can •be had in the country any where. N. B. The above articles all warranted of first quality. HORATIO PECK/* Ogdensburgh, January 18,1833. 4tf Nails, Lamp Oil and great rcripty of other articles too nu- merous to mention, rhich he will sell n« cheap as the cheapest for re;idy p»y. All kiuds of Produce\ taken for Goods. L. MORRIS. Ogdensborgh, Nor\ 26, 1S32. fj>USH, SHEPAKjL) <Sr\CO's Partner- 13 ship h;mng expired by limitation — J*-C. BUSH& GEO W. ifHKPARl) will receive the payment on fhe.denimids due, and pay all due from saitl firm.—Ogdens- burgh, Dec. 1st, 1832. J.C. BUSH, G. \V. SHFPARD, Z. D KM SON. T HE Subscribers will contiuue business under the firni' Sf BUSH % SHEPARD. Tbofikful for past lavors in the forwarJinp and commission business, ihey tender lheir services on as favorable terms as anv othor home ID their line. I. C. BUSH, GEO. W. SHEPARD. fa Wbat pen can describe fit! oe%motiorjs of Joy and sorrow, which*at 1 ti(r>e«, agitate s mother's bosom ? i *«A n&blfri&tjiftiisn lady, \having lost ber ly; «wri, became a prey to excessivc\grief. |if« confessor endeavored io console her; 'toldhePto think of Abrabani, whom tbe y corjqnmanded\to saciiiico bis sctn hh bd ith mgny ojqnmanedt aiico bis sctn^ and -#fcichhe obftyed without murmuring. **Xtt * my M&tg she *ejpl|ed, with jmucb Mr J Nelson, of Mecklenberg Virginia, has publi bed the following cure for rot in sheep, which he has made use of with very grc«t success. •'* \In tbe year 1806, my flock WHS SO very indifferent, that from ninety sheep 1 sheared only 130 pounds of wool,'so sorry as to be barely fit to make clothing for young ne- groes. Immediately after shearing, I made use of the following mixture:—Three gal- lonS of tar, and three do. of train oil, boiled together, to which was added three pounds of roll brimstone finely powdered and stir- red in : this quantity was sufficient for tbe above jlrtinbtf 4 '—d J * ' ' kitchen ladle along n was poured on with a tbe top- T>f the head\ , .e to tbe tail. At the next sbeanng '.^ftepOT) from 78 of the same sheep I sheared 360 pounds very good . ._ a ...... ^ . 2 ^ sorpy , af - ty>-flock, I ^ Since this a' Leather at reduced Price* 3OO Sides Sole Leather, 300 do. Upper do. 100 . do. Harness do. 100 do. Calcutta Upper*, 300 Calfskins. The above consignment will be gold at raeh prices as will insure purchasers stock on as fodd^rms as they can obtain them from Albany or New-York. Those who buy to sell again will be satisfied of this by exa mining our prices, and can depend on sup- plies of any quantity they may require, as our arrargement will give us at all times a full assortment. BUSH & SHEPARD. February 9, 1833. ^ NOTICE: ^ \ LL those indebted Co the firm of J. Ar- XJL nold & Co. either by note or book account, ajre hereby informed that they will save costs by calling and settling the same on or before the 20th of January inst. M- SHEP.VRD, has removed 10 the e shop next door above Abbott & Woodard's Cabinet Factory, Issabellnst. where he will> continue the PLANE MAKING BUSINESS, and be glad..Mr sccomnjodate nil who will please to favor him with their cn«torn. Oed.-n*buri:h, January 18, 1833. 4tf VALUAl'.LB MEDICINE. DR. BLOODGOOD'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH. fit MILS medicine has become justly cele- ii_ brated in the cure of indigestion or dyspepsy,liver complaint, jaundice,cholick, fever and ague, head-Hebe, loss of appetite, flatulence, hspochondri», h>;stericks, and henrt-burn. It also prevents all billious disorders, and is- a sure remedy-for costive hab'ti. Its operation is upon the stomach, lii'-er and bowels, the prime regulators of the whole system, a diseased state of which causes &.M diseases. It re\*!ores nnd revives the animal spirits, invigorates ihe system, removes nervous tremours, giddiness in the head, palpitation of the heart, demises the s'.omach of all morbid humours which cause indigestion, acidity, heau'-af he, anr 1 lowness of spirits; it inspires cheerfulness, gives circulation to the blood, restores bloom to the sallow or sickly cheek, and plumpness lo the meager; it entirely presents tbe breeding of worms in children, anil restores tht? weakly t« perfect health. It is pure.'v \epet»ble, and may be taken by the most delicate, and tinder all circumstanced. - Having seen the good effects of this medi- cine, it i* offered to the public with the ut- O)ust confidence, v o nittch so, tlmt any person purchaBing Hie medicine, and after UMIIJ; a part of the boltle, if they are dis<alisrieil, are at libf-rty tu return the remainder anil receive their money again. For sale by H. EAS-T*UAN, Drug^gi-'t, Og- >i>«burgh —i :•_'.« March 28, 1833. CLEVELAND LINE OF PACKERS. , r | ^HIS line will commence running fa! JL the course of this week, and a Schodn. I er will leave bete every few 1 days daring V the reason for Cleveland Ohio, through the |ft' Weltand Canal. Fox freight or passage an. J BUSH & SHEPARD. Ogdensburgh, May. 13lh 1833. NEW GOODS, AT, PRESCOTT. NORTON, has just received from * Montreal a very extensive and general assortment of GOODS, among which will be' found a splendid assortment of Ready made Clothing, Palmerinos', BrSadclotiis, Muslins, CaWimeres, Ginghams, &c. (Calicoes, % . • All of which will be disposed of af gnch prices as he trusts will give satisfaction to those who ma^$f,i,vor hf^ with a cull. Mt.y 20, 4^33. ^ i 21-t4m J U^T r-c-ived. Strong Liquors. Rrai'dy.Hiim.Gin, & Wines of all kinds, of ihe best quality, for s;ile by W. H. MARSAJLLr ' May 98, 1S33. !> . D RIED Currants, of tbe best quality, for sale-cheap, by W. H. MARSHALL. May. 28, 1833. rT ..; t X0©Bbls. Plaster of Paris, H AVE been this day received, and are* offeied for sale, by . BUSH & SHEPARD. May 6, 1833. 19lf *- SI •WiHbe.pu subscHbi Jl 75 if until the Most kii in Daymen No papei except at t Adtfe HOUSE! TO LET. fg^HE two story House on JL State-street, lately occupied by Mr. Savage, to be rented and' immediate possession given.— For particulars apply to H. CHURCH. April 30, 18S3. 18tf P ORK—500 Bbls. received this day and for sale by BUSH & SHEPARD. May 21,1833. 2-tf. January 7, 1833. J. ARNOLD. she *ejpl|ed, with jmucb ld wool, and ins neyethave cow commonly raisgjrifroi inlnimitte utthe oeeurrerice Th tf io l&ake ose i?Jh n!S application witji the same success wrdtnat wfeS&o»l i» A^ScuM t» be ft&A \hyTkihd f Sale. The United States of America, Northern District of New-York, r B Y virtue of certain writs of ven. eipo- nas\ issued out of the United States Court for the Northern district of New- ITork snd to 6 mo directed and delivered;* shall sell Bt.iMblic auction, at the Custom l^jliblic auction, at the Custom House in fhe village of Ogdensburgh, on VVednesday the 19th day of June next, at ten' o'clock in the forenoon, two brown mares, one single sleigh, one single harness, two buffalo robes, one row boat and' two oars, Tour bottles of; wine, two pieces of WAVAJL STORES. FOR SALE BT THE SUBSCRIBER. Tons of Petersburgh cordage, of a su- perior quality, 5 Tons of oakum, compasses brass and wood, canvass, brass bushed blocks, twine needles, spy-glasses, anchors, chains, steam boat caulks made to order, schooner and Durham boat sails made and warranted to set well, tarpaulings, oil cloths, salmon, dry fuh and mackerel. FRANCIS MULLINS, New Wbnrf, Montreal. • May 1, 1833. 21-3m N EW Supply and Fresh.—Almonds, Filberts, Madeira Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cocoa'Nuts, and Walnuts, now retailing cheap, by — -- • May 28,1833. W. H. MARSHALL. SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y virtue of an execution in my bands, I bare seized and taken all the right, title and-interest of Joseph and John L. Barns to- two Pews OD the ground floor of the Presbyteriau Meeting House, numbers 3 and 23; and one on the ground floor in the Union Meeting House, in the town of Cantou;—which I shall expose to sale at public-vendue in said town, commencing at the-Presbyterian house, on the 9th day of July next, at one o'clock, P. &L—Dated* Canton, May 27, 1833. / 22 LEMUEL BUCK/Sberiffe rolled iron, one smWl ^x candy, corderoy iind leather brcecheB, ladies silk dresses, titoth caps, silk scarfs, flannel velvet cape, HW6, bose globes,' baif-haYtdkerchiefs bobbin, thread, belt ribbons, &;« &c, jfc coti(fem.ned by the de4mtive diecree- and $ i Coort—Dated JM m CITY HOTEL, 78 ST. PAOL-ST. AlONTilKAL. • T HE subscniberhas taken tlw>( large and commlOdious House in {.he\ centre of Ihe business part of 'the City, No. 78 St. Paul-st. a (ew doors south of the'\Exchange Coffee-House, formerly occupied as the MONTREAL HOTEL, by the late Ben jamir» v Tbalcher. Extensive alterations hav«'beigtr made m the interior-of the building and a reading room has been in- troduced. Every attention will be paid to travellers: a porter 1 will attend tj> convey baggage to and from the steapi-boats free ol expense, and every attention will be paid in supplying the table With the best the markets afford. Extensive and excellent stables will be found OB the premises May, 1633, URELLIANT ^ - ILL be kept the ensuing season at Ogdensburgh and Grockville. Farmers wish ingtoimprovetheir Stock ought not to neglect this opportunity. BRILLIANT was bred in Virginia, for the great produce Match, (\North versult South,) ran in 182p*8$&,00& each. The match was made on blood,before either animal was foaled; consequently the most speedy and highest bred sires,and dams -were selected. He will be 7 years old this spring, is 15 hands 3 inches high, very muscular fine form, and a beautiful brown colour, without any white. Brilliuiitis own brother to Arab, (See 1st vol. American Turf Register, page 116,) Tariffe Coquette, &c. &c. and was got by Sir Archey,—his dam the celebrated mare Bet Bounce, /See 1st vol.\American Turf Register, page 523.), Farther partic- ulars in due time hereafter. January 28, 1833.. 5tf pied by TO LET, '*'• NE half of the Stone Store on Ford-vtreet. lately ocru- Hurlbut & Bi:>bee, and possession giveu immediately. Rfay, 1833. CATS. 300 Bushels foi ,s*w- by ALLEN 4- 1633: U and Knquire of EDWIN BACON. Ma WARMER. 11 T' SHERIFF'S S.ALE. B Y virtue^of a writ of FL Fa. issued out of the Court of Common Pleas in and for tbe county of St. Lawrence, to me di- rected and delivered, I have seized and shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the house of Whitman B. Haskins, in the village of Ogdensburgh in said county, on the thir- teenth.day of June next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, all the right titfe and interest which Daniel M'Heil had on the 26th day of February, l8$B, or at any time there- after, in and to all that tract piece or parcel of land lying and being in the town of Os- wegatchie, county of St. Lawrence, and state of New York, and is described upon a plan or map of tbe safd town by lot No. 15, and is the square lot between tbe black or Oswegatc-hio lake and the St. Lawrence, being the lot whereon Daniel M'Neil for- merly lived, bounded as follows to wit:— Beginning at a beach tree at the South East* erly corner of said lot, and running thence North 39 degrees, and^.55 minutes, West 3* chains and 75 links to a beach tree, thence South 50 degrees West forty chains to an iron wood post. Tbence South 40 degrees 24 minutes Ea«t 39 chains and 42 links to a beach tree, thence North 49 degrees and 35 minutes East 39 chains and 68 links to the place of beginning, containing 156 acres, of land strict measure.—Dated April 153, 1833. 17n LEMUEL BUCK, Sheriffs St. Lawrence County, ) W Hrieby Clerk's Office. J 8S * X notice I»mt the mimes of the Grand and Petit Jurors for the next Circuit Court and Court ofOyer and Terrriiner,&c to be held in and for the County of St. Lawrence, on the second Tuesday of July neat, will be drawn at (M* Office on Wednesday the 12th day of June in.ft. at 10 o'clock, A. M.— Dated June 4th, 1833. 23 _ A.C. LOW, Clerk. IMPORtSWT IVIED ICIKtEr Dr. Pier sons. Welch Cough 1 rops~ H>M-qmn»-ii<iud -by tbe Faculty of Pliysi- <-i-«rm, for curing Coughs, Colds, Astbansav and < oiisumptioiio. HE1>E Unipa immediately remove difficulty t brcjtliin^. tiiftitness or stricture icroH the breast, obstructions and ulcers upon the Lun^n, pain in the side or chol, ami •pilling of blood. The following certificates aad rtcom^ mendations are selected from igfeal nvaiber i(l> the hands of the proprietor, and are respectful!/ submitted. Mr. H H. REYjJ'oi.ns—Sir— For sometime past I have prescribed Dr. Picrson's Wclclv Cough Drops, prepared by yourself, in e»se»»f Cough9, Colds, pain in the tide, difficulty of breathing 1 , and other diseases of tbe breast and. lungs, especially ihe Influenza which has pre- vailed as an epidemic during the present winter. I have no hesitation in saying, that they stand, highest among the curative means for the abora> diseases.antl as such I do cheerfully recommtnd them to the public. SAMUEL TAGGART, PhytidmnS Byron, February 28, 1832. Mr. H. H. REYNOLDS— Sir —This may cer* tify that. I am thoroughly acquainted with tb» above mentioned Cough Drops-—having a know* ledge of their medical qualities, and from wit- nessing their beneficial effects in,'my practice, feel myself perfectly warranted irPrecoromend- ing them to all persons afflicted with cough#, colds, asthmas or consumptions, M being the best article now before tbe public for such com-^ plaints. 1 ELIJAH PARK, M. D. Vernal, Attica, December 20.1830. i , DEAII Sia—We bave successfoliypreiCfibci Dr. Ptersons, Welch Cough Drops ir^many tang affections, as common coughs ana colds, pain i« the side or chett.difficulty of breathing.—and -^* bave found it to be a very efficient remedj^iaT Phythsis /\ulmonalis. We cheerfully gi»« itMt • our opinion that the above Cough Drops are «v valuable remedy injbe diseases for which tht/' are recommended. IRA CROSS, WM. P. Bennington, February 10, 1P32. _^ gr^». These Cough Drops are Watrhnted. In all cases where they fail in affording relif -ft the purchase money will be refunded. **~\ GERMAN EYE WATER. Persons afflietecJ with weak, sore, or inflamed eyes, are invited to give this Eye Water a trial* as''it has . relieved and cured the tgf cases of inflamed eyes by two or three tions. Each bottle is accompanied with directions. • \WUjbar'B Vegetable Itch Ointment. A certain and safe cure for the Ifchf how*»er • inveterate, by three applications. It doeMlots contain the least particle of Mercury, or oth« dangerous ingredient, and may So used vrithpi risk or danger. • \* ffj'The above medicines are carefully fttjsl pared by H, H. Reynolds & Co. Bataym^, H? Vt Observe, that each bottle ha«, A*B^;*feJ[W| ( Batavia, stamped in. letters on the ftli(«», i . ; that each. WMpperl_acc<irnp»riyng\'tt^mfflMM will be signed by him in his own hand vrrajrigi No other's are genuine—/Vice one Dollar for whole Batiks, SO CenjSffor half\ \ P URSUAN^lo an order }f Horace Allen, Suiir'ogate of the c6timy qf S|,. L fobb fcl^ Lawrence, Notice »-hereby hav^clatrns RIOH, late of thetowfj.of count; v dfieeitsed, to exhibi ..,, jf , the voucher*\thereof : M^i^i admjnistwtor of the estatfe ol ' \ , at the dwelling Mar,tm Mtt< hell, io the SHI county, At or before the 12th Wf iToi Sii('e6yt+MoRBis, «nd H of October next.—Bsted. Ajir>l4t)t, JS33., jifAK, Ogde>i»burgh> wi W. H. lomC ^HtlN Adnaini«tr«tpi'* 1832.
