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i b Dsat Si . Nastevenin and found a high atate of feeling on the 'state of Canada The Patriot For- eas wore concentrated: at French Creek,on the St, Lawrence, 20° miles north of this place. To-day it is said. they have cros- god, over to Hickory Island, in the Cana- da channat of the St. Lawrenct. Their number is variously estimated -from: five hantced, to two thousand men. Their in- tended movement or 'point of attack is on- Iy conjectured, 'It is said to be Kingston by somu ; by others, that their object is to make a stand on Canadian ground to give contidenee to the people in favor of a rev- ofution, and when sufficient foree shall have joined. the standard,then to act on the off-nsive, and adopt such plans as shall be thought advisable. | , , 'Tue people nf Kingston ate in a high state of excitement and anxiety. They an- ticipate an attack, & have barricaded their atreeitg--raised ice breastworks in front of the town, on the river=-lkeep up a vigilant police,and what force they can muster un- dec arms. Some little apprehension is falt by the forntior towns, that an attack riay be made by the loyalists in vase the Patriots should hazard a battle and be driv- en back. Orders are therefore being is- aued, calling out the militia. 'The pros- pact is, there will be stiting times here for a few days. Alt from Syracuse except myself have gone, with many citizens. of this place, to French Creel * \® * * * They will probably return this evening, or in the morning, and then I shall be able to write more delinitely on the movement of the Patriotss - I saw, and was introduced to McKenzie this morning. Our interview was stort and interrupted, and no. oppor- tunity presented for much particular con- versatiote wit' regard to the present move» ments of the Patriots, His table was cov- ered with letters, which gave the appear- ance of an extensive correspondence. A rumor has reached here, that Gen'l. Wool thas been ordered on to Sackets Har- borwhicly gives some relief to those whose fears have been exeited about an attnek fror the Ganadians-or rather, the Indi. ans, who have been called in to the de- fence of Kingston, to the number of 200 or 802. To-morrow I expect to be able to farn- ish something more definite and interest. Inga battle 3 pathapy a victory; and per- haps defeat & disaster to the Patriot comse. - Yours, &e. 'T. P. § «-Since the above was received,} we have seen and conversed with, several goutlemen from Oswego, who left that plug» this morning after the arrival of the ning | ; dinepiy ; § c ad 1o | pfopase 'but it was the design to submit them in committee of the whole,. _ In that stage' of the bill the senator from the 24%(Mr. fun- ter) could propose a resolntion to-gnard a- gainst what he feared from: «the aggrega- tion of too.large a capital: He (Mr. Y.) had no fears on that score. lodividuals would employ no more capital than conld be useful to them, and while it was useful to them, it would be useful to the commu- uity, It was not in the power of individ- uals, in their natural state, to inflict mis- chiefs on society -that power was pecu- liar to corporations. Mr. . Y. said he did not expect that this report would meet with universal approbation in this senate, it might not be popular, at present, in the community, But he looked not for popu- larity-he looked to correct principles. - And the time would come,and was not far distant, when the truth of his positions an these questions of currency would be ac- knowledged by every man of the common- est understanding. If he lived to fulfil what was now his intention,he would place the facts and authorities on this subject, before the people of this country, my such a shape as to be iutelligible and accessible to every one who could read and compre- hend the plainest truths. With tegard to the motion to print an extra number of this report, he regretted that it had been raade, and be would suggest to his colleague .to withdraw it. If he desired an extra num- ber, he coutd have them furnished from the printer at his own expense. Mr. Spraker thereupon withdrew his molion. IN SENATE: Wednesday, Feb. 21. > SMALL BILLS. Mr. Powers, from the committes of con- ferance appointed on the part of the Sen- ate, on the matter of differance between the senate and assembly, relative to the bill authorising the banks of this state to insu» bills of a less denomination than five dollars. Mr. Wager moved that the report be laid on the table, and that five times the usual number of copies be printed. Mr. K. P. Livingston moyed to amend the rootion so as to order ten times the us- val number to be printed. Mr. Lacy spoke in favor of the lowest number, Mr. Loomis was io favor of printing tun times the usual number. Mr. Beardsley expressed himself indif- ferant as to' what particularnumber ofcopies of this report should be printed. Me rose to say, however, that it seemed to fhiim 'that it had beeao laid on (h office, and Library. Chemical Laboratury, Academy, was completely destroyed by lire on the 19 instant . Much of the library, and the apparatus belonging to the dif ferent departments, were saved, thougirthe loss is still heavy, and carried over to Cauada, and de up to the on8'offered. sing an _evquiry (| : into. tlie espediency of h banks to issber:post\:notés=-and 'the fact table by a de-, cided vote of the house; gaid that he desirous at an- early day, to asl the ar tention of the bouse to fh@ conversation, and by his own reflection, that it was a matter of some importance. was Fesolotfon |C being - satisfied * by ccommuntgations,; -by} \* the Hast by West 4 in sokd village on the N Number, {wo an Oniari He wished also to \have the aitention*>of the house turned to the subject in the mean time, and be (therefore frave notice what he should call it up on Friday, The hour having afrived assigned by both houses, for the appointment of a joint comimitiee to examine the accounts and vouchers of the late Treasures; the honse proceeded. to ballot; Messrs. Floyd and McFarlan acting as tellers. f THE SMALL BILL LAW, Siill bangs in the Assembly. Legis- lation is now with that house. What they will do,remains tobe seen. Romor saysthat fuaction now, which contrasts with their hot haste\ -at the outset, proceeds from dividing council-a portion of the\ Whigs\ insisting that they cannot stand before the people upon the Sirredeemable\ footing presented by their committee, and auother portion, who cling yet to this baseless political capital, being unwilling to adopt this Sgreat measures of rehef,\ except up- on that footing. --Alb. Argus. Fir: at Bugsio.-A fire occured lust Monday night near the American: Hotel, which nearly destroyed a bailding oegu- ied by Messrs. Vusburgh and Cook as sadler's shop. A- m Lou! $5.000 worth of their stock was destroyed. 'Phe in- surauce ran out n fewday previous, Fram at Wast Powr.-The building known as the Old Chapel, in which was the Engineering Academy,the Adjutan t's and - Pailosophreal 63 ad umd estsceriptds Thursday Evening 8 u'clock. i ddlarch: 1. § §G»By this evening: mail, we ;learn. through the albany Argus, that the report- ed descent of the Patriots into Canada at Brockville, and the captute of thst piace, js without foundation. It is also stated thar the Patriot forces which were at French Creek, have disbanded and dispersed: The Niagara [U. C.] Chronicle, which also came in by to nights mail, states, on the euthority of an article copied into the r Toronto Heral1, from the Bytown Gazette of the 14th, that Wis L, MeKenzgiehed been taken by a citizen of Ogdenshurgh,. slivered autoct¥ies I - 'This cannot ageDLot number three illage lot hereby infen- 1 ed frmg fou rrotls wide in frontipn u'd Nhgara stroeetand runming back, therefrom of the game with ten rods cout i of an -$ a a fourthrhafk. me property conveged by fssac Barber to the sat Ctqrdon G.. Hall of the first part by «derd dated the BBitrglay of March 1929 and revorded in the Clerks offa of enunty the 31st day n: March A. D.182%.in Book of on jo - ges 205 niid 205. Dated pockport Fefnars Pich __ AUgUS7US A. BOYOR. W i. Inglis Sole, Master in Changory, T a Coart of Ghancesy bels fir the State of LA New York at the of or the 21st day of February one thousind eitht hungre? and thirty eight. Present-Reuben EL Walworth, Char- celos. - Nathan Dayton rs. Samuel Jennings.and Ramp- son Robbins. =_ It appearing by affilavil to the satisfaction of this Court that the defendant Sumucd Jenuing is a resi- dent of this state but is now absent tharefrom in the sate of Rlichigna. On' inution of Augu-tns A Boyee Solicitor f the Complainant it is ordered, vhat the said S amost Jenuings cause his appearanre to be entered and notice thereofto be served on the \omplainants Solwitor within three mouths from the date ofthis order, and in case of his apppamince that he canss his anawer to the Complainants Bil} to be fed and a copy thereof to be served on the Complainants Soheitor within forty days after sor- vice of sad | Bill: and in defwalt thereof said Bil of Complainant may he (akon ag confessed by hit: And it is further orforedAbat within twe ity dh the said Complainant cause this ordertto be ed in the state paperaud in the \Lockport Balance\ a paper publissed in the vidage of Lockport, and that the said publicatien os continued in each of the said prpers ut least onge in each week weeks in succession or that he'cause a copy of this order to be personally served on the said Samuel Fennfags at least daves before the thoe above prescribed tor his appearance. a [Sepe] JaMmMES PORTE 413-Sw. hag EVE ing been made in the of a certair sain of money secured to ba pail by a certiln mortgage bsaring date the twenty ninth day of April in the year of our Lo:id one Fanusiad eight hundred Sr « D19 if n if 34 as BFH and thirty-seven, Exeented by D vight | Foster and Levi Gale of the town of Roy- 1 alton in the county of Niagara and Stats | af New-York to Job Brown of the same clace whish mortgage was daly r:cardac i the office of the Clerk of the said co . i- ty of Niagara on the 5th day of May 19437 at 3 o'ciuck P. M. in Book of Mortgages No. £4, on pres 464 an<4 455 and which siid mortgage is now the property of said Job Brown, and on which there is claim- ed to by due at the time of the date of { this notice the Sum of Forty five dollars! d certained , fis vitHn hys tdrred direct speedy and permanent. fivs years, fo less thin ten thousand pas- rents wre reported to have heen cured by hese Pills in the hospitals of Paris alone. without the least -painful or dangerous symptoms whatever. Ofall the inedi yiria dissase, this prepgration in grestest confidence ; the action ofthe ve- nerear YIros is sgon Papeded, and the tis- case aimosk imnmedimieiy sives way uns its influence f as if ds also the most mild ought to be preferred One desizrable| ~ is, that neither the and safe ress 4%, 4 in every case or . property of these E. mouth nor breath are affected by th#ir des- they exeite no nausea, and me void at taste. =~ . . There is perhaps to remedy in the whole circle of medicine so well eacu{at- ed to eradicate every particle of that pots anous principle so frequsntly remaining for years in the constitutions of those un- fortunate persons, as the use of theso Piis; therefore any person who has been thus af- A'cted, iChe regards his health and peace of mind, should never think [however well he may judge of hiaself] of changing his condition in life, without first using a box of these Lozenges. Ail the necessiry medicines to be rnsed fr connection with the pills in the differ- ent stages of this dissnae hen, are contained in a box accompainen with sulfable printed directions, so perfse-- ly plain and explanatory of the difivren syinptoms, mods of application, &s , tir, the whole process may be conducted with ont the icnowleéss of a secust paersun,. Any person wishing for the above modi- cine will be supplied, on applicstion or addressing a letter, enclusing $5, paid, to., been confirmed in France and was established on a shaken by the cant stratigem of ths the incredulous H schools of Frince, a: Af t is an article ictans in London,. gin Crm philis d a G.W. MERCHANT Chemist &e , Lockport, N VY. Eeckport, Nov. 20 18827. - ev and, whore, fi8 credit Foundation -not to be frimace and | fish, orth@-timidity \of approved by the métFical d by the College of : In the conrsg of the prnblic arid private practice of medica- gentl-men, got asingle conse has ever age-] , where the patient observed their ns, wherein the'cure bas not been In the space of os ever e cplored in ard the Gonorpe- is the @r .s po- ME, vi %i. danfuet Alien, Wabet W. Prentice mouths from th - Ffouppeariog; this Coort, that ney Spa W. Prenti State, bu States, of « Abyreoly or: injune o('the Po of Canada, on moffon of Air. James (M. Smith Solicitor for-othe Complutunnt; It stitd Edward Cole, Voiney Spalding, , , and ,G nto thy C y in f itor; within {.6- se date of thig ordor;y in d , said bill of Complaint may be token Teased by them. Andit is furthor Cordered: \th - within, twousy days, the said Complainant 67 --., this ordeg to be in the Stare papory fnd * the Lockport Balance, and that the sit puhif <. don bs: contingedsin cach of said papers, At fork otive in each week, for ceight weeks ta ; or that he cause a copy of This ugder to be persas by served on the sail Edward Golf; Yoiney Bog, Jaures Allch, Mimact Ation, Walter 1, Po- ace, and Grorge Field, at leasttweonty days beflac the thue above preseriberd for thetr i 7 Fick, tppesr dax] cause their answe phinant's Gil to be (fed, and g- irved on the Complainant's $6, T B Copy. 7 HERGAR Jeptha* Diadi$,) Io order the ies oute the payinem of theats® of fath fie'. d five dollars and cighteon cents, 1 ots, gue L. : dul on the seciim} g¢gy €*\ A. 623, to Jael MsGollam, a'F Huit @ 2609 or pares] of lend, situmed in the ad butiipert, bouaded and deerribed ns falls, gbtining og the southerly line of Doy lim seer\ a sib) Plugs, ate polot sit rods wrsteriy fren tz, sersoetiou the westerly line of Vikim rt. .l thenee southerly at right sorles with sad Pli: , and paratiel with Yine street seven rode t - -thouge westerly at fight angire, a'. aortherty bounds of sitd alley six ro borly at right mnglos reson rods to ead stroet-thoie easterly. of right ongles, : southerly hounds of said 1 the pla and a U r i P Davion street six po': * of bogneing, containfas forty-wo pe- Sa'd Layton street Ths from a a with streetyand » ror. six foeristaat therefron \ - Said nor gage woe corded Pa the Clok's osc of Niariri cons £07 4och day of August, 1333. in bask of mor, . No. 8, on p - G s 415 and 417. And whereas detaud has been me le In t\~ nent of a part (he principal and interest, nortr mre secured to be paid, and there is & to he dse at the date of the first pollination +n notes o and Puferest, the sun of bu Ired and fort; dolars and sixty tivo venis- Now, therefore, i0reby given t> paremice of a power of sile in suid moriga.s wined, and In pursumnce of the siste in see» and provided, the said mortrned premu- .> at imued thereof os shall be neceesiry, will I+ - s the Lockport House, in the viago of Lawl +, , an the 1th Sav 6 Cbergary next at10 o'vioch i. coo aren on of time may Dated Augost 2, 1507. , 4210 i id JORL MPCOLLT D'Ifhu above sale is adjourned antil February & 1838, then to place at the hoar of theday, . J d the place above mentioned. be correct, for the correspondent of | the FFHHE following corfificate is from Mr. Onondsga Stand ird, saw and curversed JOEL MsCOLLUL H. B.Ball, who resides three miles . . tackets arbor mail, which hrought the and ni.ety sevon cents. Pade + m5e that the two hous*s were now seperated Pebraary 14, 1834, gratifying news that the Patriots had , Miclory Estand, (+minous nara=,) and ta-} koen possession of BROCKYILLE, Upperf Canada --a large village on the St, Law» rence river,opposite Morristown, St. Law» renee gxiuty A18 mile« shove Ogdensburgh alt the Pairiot prisoners in the Broctovitta fait, and taking a large quanti- ty of flour and other provisions, &c. ; and that it was the intention of the Patriots to proceed towards Kingston, duking possess» gion of Prescott and other villages on their onsart march to the congitest of the an- ada« ! 1 So mote it be ! ¥Rox Titk NonTH rRroNTIER (Roreaspandsnes of the. Ahany Argie Adave, Co ; Feb. (9, 1833, The Stites Armal at Watertown was broton open: fast evening, and some 500 tin«tete clear out, Fairbanks, who is the keeper, fas offered a reward of $230 for the recovery of them. , Tnere bipins to he «ome excitement here apoty the subject of Canada. Many foids of en and provisiag have been and are now passing here for the north. Some of them have called at the differant stores fos powder, wud fave bought all that was for sate by Pie kog. Whether it will a« manunt to any thing ot not, we cannot de- termine. Loglsiaturs of Now York. IN SENATE. Tuegxlay Feb. 20, PRIVATE BANKING Mm. Youxna, trom the select committee appointed on the pait of the Governors' Message relating to the repeat of the re- «tratuing law and a generaal banking law, and to whictt was csferred the bill intro- duced by Mr. Verplanck, \to repeal the laws restraining | private banking, and to # ghar abe\ authorizes the formation of joint stook cam- | panies, and regulate the issue of bank, notes,\ made a report, which he stated trad the concurrence of a majority of the committee=-himsell and Judge Wills- Fudge Lacy dissenting. 'The report con- cludes with a recommendation that the bill intraduced by Mc. Verptanck be a- mended so as (o impose striet personal fia- bility on atocktialdiita, to ensne publicity of theie names, and to restrict the ifssge to bills not less than $50, and with those a- mendment«; thats no. associations can be formed and go {nto operation, untill <the paralysis now upon the commercial cor- munity, raduced by an inflation of the cur- rency;. shalt have passed off; and the caus- eg of that paralysis are sketched in the us- val nervous and pungent style of the au- thor, Mr. Speatcet moved that five times the asual number of copies of the report be printed. Mr. Le Beardslay hoped no number of 'eopies of this report would be prigted.- | He did not believe it comported with the prevalont setiment of the community; nor he trasted, with that in this senate. He vi rather a samll poigt-one which he yet trusted might be obviated. When the assembly committee had agreed to the principle of a suspension of the law, and the senate committee had yielded so fat as to extend the suspension a year longer thao the- bill proposed, he must say, that he should have-dsomed tho materialsdif- to- have been settled. This <pg cie clause he could not regard as such a great obstacle, particulirly when it is con sidered that not more than 70 or 80 days car elapse, before all the bilfs, of every denomination, will have to redeem in spe- cic. He regretted that one committee or the other had not submitted some pro- position of this nature. That the law should take effect on the 16th May uvex; and that in the mean time, such banks as chose to do so,should be permitted to issue small bills redeemable on demand. After considerable {athet debate,[ which cannot be given to-day.} * Mr. Young withdrew his call- for a di- vision of the question, as so many senators seemed desirous to have the report laid ; on the table. I Mr. Moseley renewed it forthe purpose of opposing the printing of so large a num- ber. Mr, Lee also apposed the latter mo-] tion. t Both motions were carried, however, | without account. The senate then balloted for a member of the joint committee to examine the ac- coutits of the late 'Creasures of this state.- On the third baltot, Mr. J. P. Jones re- ceived a majority of all the votes, and was chosen. IN ASSEMBLY, Wednesday, Feb. 21. * SMALL BILLS. Mir. Taylor, from the joint committee of conferance on the part of the assembly appointed under .a concurrent resolutions tio meet the members of the committee on the part of the senate, and confer on the matters of differance between the two houses touching the bill to repeal the small note law, submitted a report, detail- ing the proceedings of the iwo committees and referring to an accompanying cortes- poudence between them on the subject committed to their charge. 'The report concluded with informing the house, that the committee had not been able to come to ay agreement. Messre, J. A. King and Colver called, for the reading of the correspondence and it was read by Mr. T. =_ Mr. 'Paylor then moved that the re- port lay on the table; which was agreed to, asd On motion of Mr. Willis, ten times the usual number of copies of the report were orderedito be priuted. . The bill anthorizing any citizen to be- come an auctioneer, came from the senate with some amendinents, which were re- ferred to a select committes. ~* + tilled Vy thre fall wou describe. fur us Yan with McKenzie, at Wafértown on the 22d inst. eight dirys after the date of the By- towo, or Bungtown Gazette. The Niagara paper also contains a «iats- ment that a Eoglishman has been \Forced off the Bridge, near the Eagle Tavern in Lockport, by a pack of ruffians and was 17 ~ -Nonvense, beighiour ! t iPayhl a hurgbug. There has been no to- ry, of Englishman killed in Leakport, as One tory ORR! game ees; it will cme a Province or two to satisfy our ire, when our dander is fairly up ! . The Toledo Gazette of Friday last. (23:1. ) states that Doct. Duncombe was at that place; but makes no mention of any defin- ite move in that region, other thau the fol- lowing : - *From the Michigan papers we notice that the roads are thronged with Patriots coming in from every quatter to form a junction with the army scattered fromFort Gratiot, Lake Huron,to Sandusky, Ohio.\ {@-McKenzie is showing his lhieets ! In a letter to the Ediitor of the Watertown Jellersonian, dated Watertown, Feb. 224. he says-\J have neither seen nor cor- responded with Mr. Rensselaer Van Rens- selaer, in his recent movements, on this frontier, but have earnestly and - invatia- bly urged my friends ;o withdraw all con- fidence from him in matters connected with Canads. As tohis Generalship, I do not pretend to jadge of its merits. Others will do that.\ | IN CHANCERY-Before the Thancelicr |. Heury Trowbridge nnd John Ricolf vs. Gordon G, Hall and Eltizab-th his «wif and Jo- sept Hoxin In prtsuasce and by virtue of an decree in this Cause made and entered ar the20ch day of Jan- uary A. Ithe subscriber one of the Masters of this Court wi flex pose for sale by pub- He auction at the ©Lockport House\ in the vil. lage of Lockport on the foarteenth day of April next (14th April 1888 }at ten o clock A.M. the folowing premises to wit: -All thal certain piece or pr cel of land situated lying and being in the village of Lockport in the County of Ni- ng in and tate of New York bring part and par- cel of firm lot Number twelve in the fourteenth Fow nship nnd s'sth Range of the Holland pur- Notice therefore is hereby given, that by . virtue of a power of sale contained in said mortgage and 'in pursuance of th6 statte in such case made and provided, the prem isos described in giid mortgage as being \All that tract or parcél of land Sitaate in the town of Royaltoa, county and. State aforesaid is distinguished as to «+nght> mag- ber fourlcen in t' + sixth range m flown. ships of the 50 T TCAnd Compenys Tasds\ (so called __ «&, as bot ing par number nine, in sectioy four g on the east line. of said Lc. atime in thecantrée of the high- way,. .2ins nine links north of the south eas. corner of said Lot; thence wes- terly two chains ; thence north on chain; thence easterly two chains ; thence south one chain to the place of beginning, con- taining thiuty two rods of ground be the same more ar fess,\ will be sold at public anclion at the \American\ kept by J. WY .] Witbeck in the village of Lockport on the | 8th day of June next at 2 o'clock th the aftefnson of that diy, Dited December, 20h 1037. JOB-BROW N, Mortgagee | WOODS & MUuRSHE, Attys. 1 { # . Judge of Niagara Gainty Courts and Conn- sellor in the Supreme Couft. Notice is hereby giv- co that an stiichment has issoed agrinst the Es- tate of Silas Doud late of New Fane, Niazara coun- {y, now of the State of Filinois,an absent debtor, an due proof nade to the said Judge pursuant to the directions of the Statute ennesrning \Attachments the sume will be sold for the payment of his debts, unless the said Silas Loud appear and discharge such attachment according to nine mouths from the first publication of this notice. And that the payment of any detits and. the de- livery of any property belonging to the said Debtor; to him or for his use, and the transfer of any pro- prety by him, for any purpose whatever, are for- bidden by law, and are void. Dated, Lockport Feb. 12, 1838. A. A. BOYCE. Attorney for attaching Creditor, 442-Om. ?UR:€‘UANT to an order of Jossru L C. Morse, Sur.ogite of the County of Niagara, notice is hereby given to all, persops who have claims against LEVi HALE, late of the town of Somerset in said-county, deceased, to ex- hibit the same with the vauehers thereof, to Ans Bale Executrix of the last Will and Tostamen of. said deceased, at the dweliing house of the sabl Adina Efals, in the town of Somerset, in the sail county, on or before the teoth day of July next.- chrse (so called)and known and distingnishe d as und-being the west put of village lot number three on the North side ef Main street and cast side of the Erie Canal in said vilinge of Lock- port secording to a certain Map or survey of a part of said village made by Jeese P. Haines Surveyor for Jared Comstock and filed. in the of- fice of the Clerk of said county of Niagarn ns on reference to said Map will mare fully and bet- fer nppear. | 'I'ne said west part of said village lof above intended and inentioned beiog boun- ded as follows t-3eginning at the south west eorarr of said village lot number three according to said Mapand runaiag thence easterly along the north side of said main street twenty five. feet, thenee norther y at right angles from said Main street to the Erie Canal thenee south wes terly Glong: said Canal to the West line of said Vil- lage lot number, three according to sa Map, and theuce southerly glong the said | Wiest fine of the 'af Number three tothe place of begining, containing more or Tess; excepting therefrom a strip on the north Sa; <] End of the land above gonveyed honaded as follow:: - Begining at the inters=etion of the weet bounds of sail land with said CGenal mad running thence ont herly slang said Wost hounds ton feet, thence easterly pamilel with said Main street to the East Inunds of siid Indd shave conveyed thenee northor. Eatied, the second day of Jannary, 1833. ' ANNA HALE, mo-135. Execuirix. j OTICES is hereby given that an ap. plication wiili be mule to the nest Legisiatare of this state, at its next session to re- repeal ast entitled \An aetto repeal the charter m the Loikport Bonk,\ and fo restore to the Stock- balders of sibl Sank, their former chastered privi- leges, - Dec. 25, 1337. ~ 4Bive-hv, an 23 LOCKPUOT PLASTAR midi. 43’95'“ 20Y$ ef PLAS- i f in i, will be ground daring he winter at th + THAV MILL fa the lower village of Lockport. Tas plaster is obtained from the eswirries of the subscribers,and is gonetally «degimed impsitor ta anv in Western New York, Is is ground ia cha best inuanet with fing Burt Mill Stones -- Farmers will do well to call in season, R E .BAYARD & FODTE, Loskoa:t, Jan. {9, 1838. 437-11. PPLLCATIUN will be mide to r+ tsgisiatrace of this Stite at its to amend the act passed al the last easion of the Legislature, incorporating the Roch- fatateiment by reference to sevoral of the (this villa Arnon ies J. A4 . con the leg from the dmmee to the aucis #¥3BY ORDER of Washington Hunt, Esq Fist! which soon became mhnost ons entire o- i {ne {Lvo years, the tendons of my log having against concealed or con-resident debtors,\ and tha ? become so contracted that 1 wasn lhave. as perfect use of it as ever, nor has north of Anb irt, on the Weedsport road. Any person interested in the statement of facts set forth in said cortiieate ran be a- bandantiy sutisiied, of the truth of the Physicisns, other residents of 40,3,0H as many of his home- diate ypeiglh ho Pe * Auburn, Suly 41h, 1837. 1 Certify, that I was afflicted with King's Evil, or Serofaila on ny right arm and log, alternately, which con tioued without intermission for seven The above a do is further posponed antilthe ? \** «f- Viareh 1909 thep to take: plaeg at the tim of «Jay and at the place above dientioned. Febrery 21 108, Josn “a\? FREAS on the sseond day ef t 1838, Alongo >. and Lorenzo W. Prentice, to secure poyimnest of two hundred doflars with %. Interest thereon, did convey by morte , 4 to Joel MéSolT:m the. following des. il ed piecz or parcel of lind, bounded ++; described as f=llows ; Beginning at - north west angle of firm lot numbe: ty fonr. in the town af TLeekpo rl, : years, with the exception of about one month, after the treaiment of the dites 1 by Dr. Cyrus Thompson, when the healed, but broke out «gsin in the above short period, and became gradually worse,; notwithstanding the continual nse of the ; must approved remedies, and 'the treat-} mont and advice of severs} mciltuol Puysi |} clans, together with a faithful use of ten] bottles of Swaim's Panacea, so celeprated foc the cure of Serofuia, from all of which 1 received no benefit. About four years since, tI o disease became concentrated y- 102 t nen or ramming sore, cating deep into the | flesh ; indeed the entire limb to my body was emaciated almost to the bons, which rendered mea cripple, as I was umidesr lhe cossity of using crutches for mors than C abled | to put my foot within -eversl inches of | the ground. While in this miserable and hopeless condition, (about the Ist of April 1836) I was induced to make trial of A. Gridiey's Salt-Rheum Ointment, which, without the all of any other medicine, ef fected a perfect cure in about threes months the flesh and the strength having become gradua ly restored ; the contracted ten- dons snon become refasg.d, and I now a there been, as yet, the least symptoms or appearance of a return of the disease. My general health was inuch improved daring the process of the care, and has since con- tinued good ; the leg has not as yet, quite attained its full size and strength. Atter being relieved from so longand continual confinement, and spending from two to four hours per day in dressing said sores, I feel in daif hound, to recommend the use of Mr. Grbley's Qinimcat to those | similarly sitaited. CHERVEY R. RPA LL For sale by G. W. MERCHANT, Lockport, Sept. 29, 1837. _ 421 a Y + Farms & Villags Lots. T’Eh‘fi subscriber has on hand screral excelion m» FARMS inthis vicinity, which he will soll at great bargains, Also, a variety of VILLAGE LOTS-some ated for business, anda number of a thl convemently sito admirable diwelitmg lots. The above will be sald on advantageousterms. THOS. H. HYATT . Losknort, Sept 6.1938 tz eq 10H-Allpersons indebted to us ~o\ R and whose notes or accounts are now dugmvill‘filea]justly” to make immediate payment without furthar notice. - . L. FELLOWS & Co. Lockport Oct 21. 18385--14 tf < TOB SABRE A number of MBETALIC-PUMPS, and | Four links to the pliee of beginning, c I Bs &. 1 south baunds of the Ningara Hnnld, : ning thence along the south bou :. said Niagora road as recorded in 1s». Solth sixty three degrees east, six c; ~ and thirty two links-thence engith se. ty degrees east none chirins-Uurmes roo: fifty @baexrees onst three chains-th> south eighty six and one falf dos- east seven chains aad filly links, to a ; -thenee south oue degrar east five cl, to a post-thense sauth eis grees wesi seven cnains and fifty li. # a + a Ha '*thence south one degree east twenty :. chaine, and fifty two links--thence \ eighiy vine degrees west fifteen clo , and ninety links to a post on the west | _ of said lot sisty fonr--thence north » - degree west thirty two chains and f. taining fifty acres of land. And whereas defeult has been mad. © the payment of a part of the principal as interest secured to be paid by said n gage ; and thore is cliimed to be du- > the date of the firstpublicition of this . _. tice, the sum of eighty six doBHars a .> seventy five conts, now therefore, in ;- suance of a power of sale in said mortg - contained, and according to the stirs - in snch cose made and provided, the s - mortgaged premises or so much thereof -: may be necessary, will be sold at pq anetion at the Lockport Hous», in the v lage of Lockport, on the eleventh d. July 1838, at 10 o'clock in the of that day. Dated Jisoary 34, 1838 JOEL MeCOLLUM. Tous L. CerTenivs, At?y.© Luekport, Jan. 81, 1838. -_\ i + rau ¢3Y ORDER of Washington Hunt Esy First Tudge of Niarara County Courts and Corny sellor in the Supreme Ceurh Nutee is Berol. published of an order reqaoirmmg all the Credito:s r, William Keck of fre town of Tug Akport Nieg .. County,an fosolvant debtot pelbianmns for the bow; . fit ofthe Statute concerning \voluntary assigneitn .. by en insolvant for the purposeof Exonerating h, persan fruin iinprisanment? to | cause if an' they have before the said Julge at his offica in th\ village of Lockport in the Connty of Niagim o\ the 18in day of April next st ten o'clock in the forp no m ofthat day: why the prayer of the said titioner should not be granted. ~ Dated this 16th day of FPobruary 1838, F NOTI?E.—All persons indebted to us by Note or Book nccount now dues are requested to call and settle the, samé before th- 1fith-day 0° October next, or they wiil be prosccut ed without discrimination. . I. & w. BENNING. Lockport, Sept. 25, 1687.-423-if, CGCTSOR D. S. MA an OFFICI Boughton's block, next d Tavarn, directly ov SSETT has o- 5 jin House & oor to the Eagle er N. Leonard's book store, where he will attend to all calls in the linesof Mrnicing & Sorcery. a quantity of LEAD CONDUCTING PIPE. Inquire at this office. C , Feb. 1837. HUNT - \& TrORNEY AT LAW aneSouserran Li'IN‘CH‘ANC—Blf; & Livolgoct, N. T Iy atong «aid Bast bounds to said G inal thence as long asil Canal southwesterly to the place of begin- A a a F \* ning: 'The gaid strip ug pateel of find above excep. ted to be Tefft and kept opon for nin us a public toad or prssage sesordiag to #Devd execnted byisin: B. Barbor and Ractict firm wife to the eaid Gordan G. Uill of the first part bearing date the 19th day o. Murch 1329 and | mairdgd in the {leks a'ficte C+ o Bills fntroduced on notice.- would not in any manner endorse it by | By Mr. Mann, to prohibit the cireula: ardering an extra. uumber of copicas to- be| _ By printed. 'The number we should have | tion ofbills issued by corporations created of contec; and for any additional purposes, | by acts of this state, or of Congress 'of the ! he woud resort to the argnment so often} U. S., or of the several states, which acts used; hy the senator from 4h (Mr. Young)): * ester and Lockport Rail Road Co.upany. Dated, Jo, 8 1883, \437-Gw. ito [310391 Szirn van nas opined an office in the first cast of the Lockport Home, over G. H. Allon's Clothing-Store. Laskpert Ang. 9, 1900. \_ wf, - ' Besiden’é‘fi an Lock straet, directly appo- site Deacon John Goodi { n G ngs. L , Lockport, Jan. 20,1837. --+ 2oftE. PPLICA il be made to the Lngléfik wall ture of this State atits present session to ame thenflgincqtggmipg 'the Lockport & Ningara Falle > | PPLICATION wi harcexpired. * % - % &~ ' + - Rall Rond ; yat wo 1, + a a | “Mn 20, 1888; [0 m sgh f? < meg a Ie + a «
