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COURTEntthe bffice of the Surrogate on Monday of each week;: only. 18 © H. A. CARTER. ARDW ARL, VgflHE subscriber having opened a Hardware .B Store in the LOYWEER TOWN; wishes 10 inform the inhabitants of Lockport and Hs vi- cinity, that he will keep constantly on hand a complete assortment of Heavy and Shelf HARD WARE; Iron, Nuils, Steel, Knives, Knives and Forks, Saws, Mummers, Fire Irons, &e., &e. He flatters himself that his assortment and prices will be such as to ensure him a liberal share of your patronage. DAVID STRONG. - Lower Lockport, Nov. 23, 1841. N. B. Produce faken for hardware at market prices. 14 R PENTAL SURGERY. R. O. W. MAY, Surgeon Dentist, announ- ces that he has associated with him L. W. BRIS- TOL, in the practice of Dental Surgery, and guia» rantiesthat all operations performed by them shall be executed in the neatest manner, and on the lat- est and most approved plan. , Stockton's celebrated incorruptible Tecthinserted in any number, from one to a full set, so nearly resembling the natural, as not to be detected but by the closest seratiny, and with little or no pain. Decaying teeth filled with Gold, a sure prevent- ive of {tooth ache, if done in season. Tartar, caries, and mercurial affections removed. Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore re- ceived, they will endeavor to merit a continuance of the same by performing all their operations as they should be. Examination of the teeth and advice. gratis. Office in Brown's new block, No. 14 Main sircet over Scribner and Lyon's clothing and hat store. S1 O. W. MAY, Lockport, March 23, 1841. L. W. BRISTOL. OFFEE from 11 to 16 cts; some very supe- rior Old Java at No. 1, SHEPARD and CLARKS. OZTON ¥ARRN-All No's from 5 to 22; also Carpet Warp, going cheap at SHEPARD & CLARKS gTONE & WCOOREN WARE at SHEFARD & CLARKS. fiODA CRACKERS AND BISCUITS at SHEPARD & CLARK'S, No. 1, main st. $25???” recited; a splendid 1% Assortment of Cloths,. Oassimeres, & Vestimgs, consisting of Super PHl6g and Beaver cloths, Wool-Dyed Broadeloths and Cassi- meres; Woollen Silk Velvevaild Katin Vestifige, ofall qualities. Together with alarge assortment 6€ BEBAPDY MADE CLOTHING,. _ Pilot and Beaver Over and Frock coats; \also Big. and Black Dress and Frock coats and Pantaloons? Vests of all descriptions; Flannel and Merino Wrappers and drawers; Stocks, collars, Bosoms, cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, &e.; too numerous to mention; all of which will he sold low. ' Orders will be attended to promptly. . Call at Brown's New Block, next door to N. Leonard's Book Sto e, No. 14 Main street. JAS. SCRIBNER. MILITARY CONVENTION. Ata mecting of the Field, Staff, and Line Of- ficers of the 5th Brigade of Infantry, held at the American in the village of Lockport, on the 80th of December, 1841, Gon. David Gould was cho- son President, Col. Iygqe Mapes and Capts.Jacob Hall abd Sylvoster McNitt Vice Presidents, and Licat, Col. Adam Brown Secretary. The Prosident stated the olject of the meeting to bo the appointment of delegates from each re- gimeut, to represent the Brigade in the Militery State Convention to be held atghe Capitol in the City of Albany, on the 20th of\ January next,- and read to the meating a circular letter from Adjutant Goneral Rufus King, stating the object of the Convention to be a reform of the present | militia system; and requesting a delegation of at feast five from overy regiment in the state, toge- ther with Gaoneral Officers. Whereupon the fellowing resolutions were unanimously adopted. Resolved, That this meoting adjourn to meet at this place on Monday; tho 10th day of January next, ut 1 o'clock P. M.-and that in view of 'the importunce of tho object, wa \earnestly request the attendance of every officer in the Brigade. \ of TIR LOCKPORT DEMOCRAT & BALANCE, January 1, 1042. wotsessesbiceamaned What checring sounds now greet my earl A happy, happy. bappys year, From joyong hearts, as fist they come 'To welcome first the New Year hume. Old Sante Claus his gitt« denies, And hides from us his Christmas pics; But still this happicat of all days {1 graced by many gruocless lays, Apnin my patrons claim a song; Apuin my efforts £ prolong, 'T'o make all bright and joyous hore Ay they could wigh each long Now Your, What hidden momories with that word. Throng round somes lonely heart, Long buried scones aro Ikoonly stirred, Aud griof that clating i part, With ovory goldan joyous thought - That's in the soul's bright image wrought; And then in aweot relist comes up Tho future's glowing way, Tha weary wanderos looks ahead \I'o trace the promisod day, Tint seee, «last no begaor here; \M44 heaven's pure orystal gates appoéar Pub childhood's oye is haply dimmed By youth's Mlusive dreams; Haaces no sorrow in the sy Whish shadows forth, ho (foams, Nought but pure bliss toovory heart Ta rightly socks and claims o parts Eo hale the happy New Year's day N CHANCEIREY -Before the chancellor.- E The New York Life Insurance and Trust com- pany vs. Moses North and Phebe his wife, and Si- las Mead, Jr. aol. In pursuance of a decree heretofore made in this cause, I the subscriber, one of the masters of this court, residing in the county of Niagara, slm‘ll ex pose for sale at the Lockport House in the village of Lockport, in said county, on the 30th day of December next,at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, -the following described premises: _ All that certain farm situate in Somerset afore- said, known and distinguished as the north part of lot number 6 in the ninth section, in township No. 16 in the 5th range; and the east part of lot No. 14 in the Sth section in wanslnpfinulnber 16 in the 6th range. Said north part of said lot No. 6being bounded cast by lot No.4, thirty-four cnains thirty links; south by a line parallel to the south bounds of said lot number 6, twenty chains; west by lot number8, twenty-nine chains seventy-nine links; rnd north by Lake Ontario; containing 64 neres, be the same more or less. | Said east part of lot No.14 being bounded east by lot No.13, sixty-three chains 50 links; south by lot No. 4, ten chains;- west partly by land deeded to Seeley @rger, and partly by land deeded to Isaac Merritt, 61 chains B4links; and north by Lake Ontario; containing sixty-three acres and an half, be the same more or less. - Dated Nov. 10, 1841. - J. L. CURTENIUS, master in 13. Robinson, Solr. 13 chancery. The abovo sale is adjourned to the 13th of Jan- vary, 184%, at the same hour and place. Dated Dec. 80, 1841. JOHN L. CURTENIUS, Master in Chancery. £ yi¥ iI, FUR.-REED & TITUS have on hand Lockport, Nov: 3, 1841. QCGKVENZ” TBEATISE-on the civil jurisdiction of Juctices of the Pease in the Slate of New York:; for sale at the New Book Store, No. 11 main st, O. C. WRIGHT. NOB SA LE-on long credit tor most of the ~pt rchase money-an improved farm lying one mile from the village of Lockport, containing 143 acres,-well watered, and having thereon a fine orchard of choice fruit, and good buildings; IP for $25 per nere | Also an improved farm of 50 acres lying near said village,. ALSO. For sale, or to exchange for fanning lands or vil- lage property in Nisgara County, an improved farm- 77 acres-in . Wyoming county, N. Y.; wild lands of excellent quality in Warren Co. Penn- sylvania; in - Sandusky Co- Ohio; in Lenawee and Hillsdale Cos. Michigan; and in Pike and REW Buuns. - A UTORBIOGRAPHY, Reminiscences, and Let. ters of Jous Trusmsurt, from 1756 to 1841. Hancam's Introduction to the Literature of Eu- rope, in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. Davies Senmoxs, with an essay by AlbertBarnes -new edition, 3 vols. Grory and Snamr of England,; 2 v lumes, Just received and for sale at the New Pook Store, No. 11 Main st. 0. C. WRIGHT. °C ARRGTE Velvet Over Coat Buttons the latest out, also a com flete assortment of coat, vest and pat. buttons, coat cord, and all kinds of Tui lors Trimings at reduced prices. - No. l cheap corner. SHEPARD & CLARK. QBGEN’E‘ERFEIT BE'E‘ECTOERS, Received Weekly at the New Book Store, With leuglhter-caming oye, And points to you the flowery path On which ha to fly, ith the glorious lijght of joy and love 'That his apivit invokes from worlds above. Droum on, while yet thy thoughts are froa Au the cagle on the Winpi; - Bream, ove the world has shackled down 'The mind, tint glorious thing; , : atrives and struggles with its chains, AGH earth's (attors it burato, and immortality gains. 'Fhero's a spirit (tllywad ad rogigtloss to man \ Ke wild waves to the mariner's voice, Brioging joy to lits heart us the dove to the ark, And making the world to rejoice. \fhat spirit was urged on the altars of Crecee, Whitle freedom's bright robe was wround it, Till the Turkish sword had drank in all its perce, Aad dimtsed all the stags that surround it, Aud thus bs learning's sacred light, 'That round our homos is dimly burning, Oln, it should blaze till gouius' oyo With answering hopos Is toward {t turning. &A boly inconse should arise From overy altar in our land, Lud guardian epiritq will protect From every rude invading hand, In ono ghort your, wha t change hath come Around this heavenly lights Horo atare avo dias in sclenca'asky, Which leave it doubly night. || A Mellon, and a Cluel, whoso straing Have wildored many a listoning soul, Have gona-tho allvarcord is loosad, Brokon the goldan bowl. Could Death {rm/<3 twined a fairer wreath For thous bright worlds above; And loft more hearts on carth to moura With ail their howsts® best love? They've loft a memory in their land, Linked with cach glowing thought- A natas on poosy's bright pago Thair gordiug early wrought. Faw years have pasged sines horo was heard 'The savage hantor's fearful voice, Or some love legend low was told Of the rad rsan'g bride and hor fatal choice. Ol, than the sail which now wa claim, War hallowed by their carly dead, And by the flowers thoir maidons twined To wroatho the graves o'er which we tread. But now tho ronmmants of that race Aro seatiored as thore foveat flowers, And bleoding hearts ure saceificed 'To worthless selfishness of ours. Oh, what nlonement can wo make to heaven, For all thois nameloss wrongat Will darkest deeds bo unawfeufiu'd For thoso vast, countloss t ronfs'l Wa've reared our alture on their dood, Laid waste their forest lands, Aud emillag villages and pluins | Have risen by out magic hands. And atill thore is one memory left - Bo stis decpfountaing of the heart, To mixin every cup of wo, And with gweat bliss will not depart, Eivonts have pagssdin one short year, Which soor now statosman could foretell, And those in power lave passod such laws As mako all honout hoarts rabol. | And pauso,the mom'ry of the dead Should aver sacradly bo kept; And anomios should ganerous gaard \The heart that lato with sorrow wept. Sloop on} wa'll not distach thee now; Thoa'st left thy worldly honors all, And purtod from thy dazzling power, Tror donth'g cold, gloomy pall. We bear no hatred to the tomb For cen the doadltost foc; And for our nation's chiof, we mourn: With deop and heartfelt wo. But now a dangerous cloud hatlh wrapped Clar country's bloaged form; And our bold {mam frowns abova 'The dark and loweding storm, ¥ot fuintly plonms one ray of hope To bid wll not degpan; €ma pawor was used for which the whigs Did not at All propare, Ol, 'Fytor's suroly very strango, And gimme? votocd us, Aud in the Iitahow cabinot Ho's raised a mighty fuss. When thoy the voto massage hoard They ecumpored far nway; * And gave their Progident tho alip, _ Doolarmg they'd no Tongar satay, Well, lot thom go; wa've hourta ns trug In ows © green forest land,\\ And souls that foar not well to guard WFreqdon's bright burning brand. \Thanks to Demogracyt Naw York again Ifath found, hor oldon charm, And thrown arouni our Empito State Hor all protecting arm. Ameomant what Jand with thee May proadly thik to matali; With all thy nolilo foreats . , 'And atreamg, that seem to entch Prides from the land around then, As swiftly on thay flow; Winle lighteamoly thoy dunes benoath OQursan's vick extmson glow. Cio whore Niagara's torront Its fomning beauty yiolds, Ait whore its many voices Toho music olor thao steal; And to our blest Virgining Whore Washington ones trod ,- Then ask thyself if other lund Hath beon so blest of Cod. 'The future and tho past,-what themes For horp that's ewoelly strung; Bnt ming so long hath tuncless bean, A magic siteoco oor it flung I cannot strike one noble chord, \Fo sing the souge I'd wish to sing: Nor can I lay on their rich shrine . \Che gifts my burdened heart would bring. - For you, my patrons, I would wake - rich strama of thanks and praise, Toy alt your doods of kindnoss In past and present days, Aud muny Now Your wisheo | give to you with joy, Trying that life may ha (o ally | tine droum of bliss, without alloy, ,. ave The lato Cenoral Crittendon and tien, Coombs, of Kentucky, aro anounced in tate N.Orleans papore, as on their way to Havara, in pursuit of health, . | Mis, H. H. Parcs, 8 Resolved that the Editors of the Democrat and Niagara Courier bo requested to publish the pro- ceedings of this meeting. DAVID GOULD, President. ISAAC MAPES, JACOB HALL, > Vice-Prst's. NIIT. § . AOAM BROWN, Secretary. Tennesee. -The legislative convention of Tennosseo, nfier a third and ineffectual at- | tempt to fort a quorum for the election of U. S. Senators, adjourned on the 7th inst. sine die. | \Tho same day a purpose to ad- journ on the 13th was suomitted to the house, coupled with another,on the part of the dem- verats, to resign,and submit the whole ques- tion to the people. 'The Banner says, ® at present the horizca portends an adjournment and a general resignation.\\ * Naval. -A letter from Port Mahon, Sep- tember 27th, announces the arrival of the U. | States ship Fairfield, six days later from Gi- tralter, all well. Found the Preble at an- chor in the harbor. ('The Brandywine had sailed a woek previous to Toulon and Mar- soilles, but was daily expected back. On the return of the Brandywine, | the squadron was to sail for Smyran.-Nat, Intel. mmseenn' EY received per express LY from New York Coleman's Christin Antiquities, 1 vol. 8vo. Sogyeq'xr‘s of a Residence in Europe, by a - Lady of irginig. Howhgt'u book of seasons or Calendar of Nature, Laves of Eminont British Lawyers, by II. Roscoe,. Heroines of Sacred History, by Mrs. Steele. Pocahontas and other Posras, by Mrs. Sigourney. The Victim of Chanvery or n$Debtor'sExperience. 'The Epicurean, a Taleby Thos. Moors, Heq., For sale by O. C. WRIGHT ., No. 11, Main St. BY NOYVALLS.-The Jacquarie by G. P. R. James, Esq. Family Records, by Lady C. Bury. Sturmer, a Tale of Mesinorism, Just received and for sale by 0. CG. WRIGHT. e aas No. 11, Main. St. sEMINA~ ; RY.-The next Terin of this institution will commence on Thursday, the 6th of January. - All pupils aro desired to be present at the opening of the school. - No one will be received for less than half a term; and no deduction will be made for absence except in cases of sickness, Primary Studies, Common En¥lish branches, Higher branches of Mathematics, Drawing and Painting, in several branches, -comprising Hcads, fruit, flowers, and landscape, - 2 00 French and Latin, 3 00 cach. Music on Piano, Organ, or Guitar, 10 00 cash. Miss C. N. WHITE, Principal, Miss L, Maganty, Teather of Music& Languages r 46 drawing&painting Miss L. Baewsren, -__ ¢ /__ primary deparment Connected with the Institution iz a commodolus bourding houss, pleisuntly situated near the Sem- mary. From the reputation of the fumily having : charge of it, paronts and guardians may be assured that every attention will be pard to the morals and comfort of the boarders. Information concerning the school can be obtain- ed by application to either of the trustees or to the Principal. E. RANSOM, Jr, G. H. BOUGHTON, 8. CAVERNO, J. P. SMITH, H,. W. SCOVYELL, Jin. 5, 1842. N CHILANOEILY, Before the chuncellor. The New York Life Insurance and Trust com- pany vs. Christian Wart, John Jackson and others. In pursuance of a decree heretofore made in this cause, I the subscriber, one of the masters 0 this court, residing in the county of Niagara,- shall expose for sale at public auction,at the House kept by T. W. Haskell in the village of Lockport, in said county, on the 18th day of February next, $3 00 $4 00 1 00 each. Trustees. at 10: o'clock in the forenoon, the following des- cribed property: All that certain farm in Pendleton, known and distinguished as the east part of lot number eigh- | ty-nine, in township number thirteen, in the 7th range of Holland purchase, so called; bounded north by lof number ninety, twenty-two chains seventy-nine links;east by lat number eighty-four, 59 chains; south by lot number cighty-eight, 22 chains geventy-nine links; and west by a linc par- allel to the east bounds of said lot number eighty- nine, 59 chains, 48 links; containing one hundred thirty-five acres, be the anme more or less Dat- ed January 5th, 184% J. L. CURTENIUS, . master in chancery. B. Robinson, solicitor. 20 EN CHANCEIEY, Before the chancellor. The New York Life Insurance and Trust com- pacy vs. Tamerlane T. Roberts and Mary his wife, Lyman A. Spalding, and George H. Boughton. In pursuance of gdeeree heretofore made in this | cause, I the subscriber, one of the masters of this court residing in the county of Ningara, shall ex- Bose for sale at public auction, at the house kept y T, W. Haskell in the village of Lockport, in said county, on the 18th day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following described property: , Ail that cortam piece or parcel of land, situate m‘townshlp number 14, in the Sth range of town- ships of the Holland Land company's land, in the county of and state of New York, distin- guished as all that part of lot number three (3) in suid township number E4; bounded on the north, south; and cast, by the lines of said lot respective- ly, and on the west by a line parallel to the east line of said lot and sixteen chaing ninety links dis- tant westerly theraftom; containing one hundred geres of land. | Also the west part of lof number fifty-one (51) in township number 14 in the seventh range of townships of the Holland Land Company's lands in said county of Niagara; bounded on the north, south, and west, by the north, south, and west | lines of an'd lot number fifty-one (51) and east by a line parallel with the said east ling of said lot and twenty-five chaingcighty-cight links distant wosterly therefrom; containing seventy- eight acres and ong half nere of land; reference being herein had to the survay and map of Joseph Ellicott, Es- quires. Dated January 5th, 1842. _n JOHN L. CURTENIUS, & , master In chancery. - B. Robinson, eolicitor. 20 EB T ANTEENTS 3} pt. Maclinaws. Also Rose and Whitny of different sizes; Horse Blan- kets, tc. ete. No. 1 cheap commer SHEPARD and CLARK, Black and Brown Nutria skins; also Gray Squirrel Fur for Trimming. Dec. 13, 1841. IARBRY FOR 184@.-Or Daily Regis- ter for private families and persons of busi- ness; Just Received and forsale by 0. C. WRIGHT. {3 New Book store, No. 11 main st. p ISS LA&NDON'S Complete Works,- (Prose and Poetry) in one vol. 8vo, for sale cheap by O. C. WRIGHT. prises & MEDISINES, Perfumery, &c., SVEHEOLESALE & RETAIL, Al the Lockport Family Medicine Store, one door west of the Canal Bank. HGS. HAINES is now receiving his Winter Supply of Genuine English, French, and German Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfu- mery, Paints, &e., which, in addition .to his for- mer stock, comprises as good an assortment as can be found in this part of the country. | The following is a list of some of the medicines kept HREETING & TECHS at factory pri- NJ ces at No. 1 main street yUSTEAN.—Any one wanting fustians or moleskins of any kind, will please call at No. 1, main street MECHANICS, -The Mechanics Cal 44\ \culator comprising the principles, rules; and tables in the various departmentsof Mathematics and Mechanies, useful toMill wrights, Engineers and Artisans in general, by William Grier, for sale at No. 11, Main street, by 0. C. WRIGHT. gILKS; Some very rick fig'd. Blue Blacks, also Plain, - do do. do : do Blacks. Also a general assortment of Plain and figured Light Silks, all going cheap at No. 1, cheap corner. SHAPARD & CLARK. @ saANDpERrS' BOOKS. ANDERS' Spellings, Ist, 2d, and 3d Class Readers, for sale wholesale and retail, at the New Book Store, No 11 main st. O. C. WRIGHT. %\'“ TLLOW Traveling Baskets, cradles and Wagons, at the clteap store No. 1. SHEPARD and CLARK. constantly on hand, and for sale cheaper than can be bought at anyother establisliment in the country Genuine Bermuda Arrow| Essential oils of all kinds Root. Acid Nitric, Insh Moss, do. Muriatic, Tapioca, do. Sulphuric, Pearl Barley; do. Acetic, Eng. Wistar's Lozenges, Eng. & Germ. Ereosote, Marshall's Worm Tes, alGodfrey's cordial, new article, Linlington's Balsam, Eng. calcined magnesia, | British Oil, 8vo. JUST PUBLISHED. PARKS LIFE OF WASHINGTON, com- plete in 1 Vol. 8v0. RED JACKETS Lifeand Times, by W. L. Stone. BUCKINGHAM' S Travels in\ Amefica, 2 vol. MI SESSDGWICK'S Letters from Abroad. For Sale at the New Book Store No. 11, main st., by 0. C. WRIGHT. do - carbonate orlampjSteer's Opodeldoc, magnesia, Shakers' Herbs, Eng. super carb. Soda, (Eng & Germ. Extracts, do. calomel, Paint Brushes, do. Tartar Emetic, Water Colors, Fr. & Eng.Hair Brushes{Pink and Blue Saucers, do. Tooth do [Pink Root, Ist quality, German Pills, Alex. and East Ind.Sen- French, Eng., & German} na, Chemicals, Fancy, Shaving,and oth- Lee's Pills, er Soaps, Mr. Mun's Elixir, Cologne Water, Spirits Sherman's Worm and|_ lavender, &c. Cough Lozenges, Confectionary. Genuine Harlem Oil, Genuine Macassar Oil, Eng. Hooper's Pills, Prescription Scales, (Fr) Anderson's cough drops,| Thermometers, Silver genuine, Pencils, Fine cutlery. Ess. of Peppermint, Wintergreen, Hemlock, Cin- namon, Lavender, cloves, ctc. Sulphate and Extract of Quinine, and many other articles too numerous to mention; in fact, nearly every article in his line that is wanted, will be found on hand. All, who wish to purchase, are respectinily invi- ted to call and examine, as they cannot fail to be sthited, if they want good genuine articles at rea- sonable prices. To those who have heretofore purchased of him, no recommendation is needed, as they know that he can and will sell nuch chea- per than theycan obtain the same articles for else- where. T. HAINES has also made arrangements for obtaining Surgie«l, Philogophical, and Dentical Instraments, at the original manufacturers' prices, on a short notice. N. B. Physicians' prescriptions accurately com- pounded. - Medicines delivered at all hours of the night; and on Sundays, at the request of physi- cians, the store will be open from 9 to 10% A. M., and from 3 to 5 P. M. NEYV BOOK $°4RE,.-The subscriber has just opened the store lately occupied by A. T. Prentice, Esq., where he designs to keep a complete assortment of School, Classical, Theolog- ical, and Sliscellancous BOOKS; also Paper Hang- ings, and Stationery of all kinds; which will be offered as low as can be afforded. - He has also made arrangements by which he can furnish 'any article in his line to order, on short notice. - The public are respectfully invited to call. 48 O. C. WRIGHT. Sabbath School Books kept as above. EBNMANSHIP-OFF HAND WRIT- INC.-Professor A. HURLBURT would re- spectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Carlyle's Heroes in History. Life and land of Burns. . Cornelius, the centurion, by Krummacher. Day's examination of Edwards on the Will. Tappan on the Will. Thoughts in past years. The Epicurean, a tale by Thomas Moore. Rollo's code of morals. A further supply of it it No. 11 main st., by ditions writing. pens to be the best in market. NEW BOOKS. C- emocracy in France, by Dumas. The Sabbath School as it should be, by-Alcott. Walker on Beauty. Stephens' Central America, Buckingham's Travels. t Stone's Life of Red Jacket. Just received,and for sale at the New BookStore, O. C. WRIGHT. T§fiARK LEVIS CIRCULAR POINTED 3. METALLIC PENS-For easy and expe if From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer. We pronounce Levy's circular pointed metallic From the Boston Mercantile Journal. Circular Pens.--As we are often obliged to scribble against time, we prefer Levy's broad pointed Pens, which serve our purposes bet- ter than any peng we recollect to have used. Manufactured by Mark Levy, No. 65, Maiden Lane. New York; and for sale wholesale and retail at No. 11 main st., by O. C. WRIGHT. T ATW BOOK®.-Porsale, ata very low price, a single set of the Session Laws from 1841 to 'g9 inclusive by O. C. WRIGHT. TFNEGAEE-First rate [Hard] Cider Vine- I gar, by the barrel or gallon, for sale by REED & TITUS. @HINGLES.—L P.SMITH 4 Co., have on hand and for sale at their Lumber Yard 200,- 000 Canada Shingles. a few hundred weight at No. 1, by SHEPARD & CLARK. [NGOPRBR®»S NEW - NOVEL.-The I/ Deer Slayer,or the first War Path-just pub- lished and for sale at the New Book Store, No 11 Main street, by 0.C. WRIGHT. QGJEASS SEED MLL subscri- bers have on hand some of Taylor's Grass mills, which are warranted to clean seed perfectly 'H\ B EX, -Mackerel and Cod.; also just received No. 11, main street. 0. C. WRIGHT. NEY GOODg! NEW GOODS!: EXW subscribers are now in the receipt of a seasonable stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,to which they invites the attention of their friends andthe public.~ .- REED &,TITUS. Lower Lockport, June 16, 1841. .; NEW BOOK &-Just received and for sale I at the News Rook Stove, nne door cast of North & Keep's Hardware Store, Main street: Combe's Tur inthe U. States, during the years 1838.-9-40. Around the World;-A Narrative of a Voyage in the East India squadron; by an cflicer of the U. S. Navy. age by Calhoun Cos. Ilinois. Also for sale or to rent, three desirable PEWS | in ihe Episcopal Church in the Lower Town. Lockport, October 8, 1841. . 14: JOEL - MeCOLLUM. gig 7 RETIRE and Egured Fatin. . Alro, ~a good assortment offlight Summer vesting at SHEPARD & CLARK'S. g~NGAT COKRISatin, Velvet, Silk, and. Bombasin Buttons, for saleat the Lower Vil- REED & TITUS. RAGLIONT & PRINTED PONGEES.- J REEQ & TITUS have just received a tew No. | main st. of the ahove splendid goods,tor ladies' dresses and cloaks. Calf soon, er you will be too late. Oct. 12 Beauties of history, or Examples of the opposite efects of Virtue and Vice, drawn from real life. Life and Times of Bunyan, by Robert Phillips. Helen Fleetwood, by Charlotte Elizabeth. The above, together with a full assortment of Juvenile Books, for sale low by 44 O. C. WRIGHT. TR ALL'S ReADING BOOKS.-Reader's EE‘V now opening at the Cash Tufted Mittens, at Store, Lower Village, by REED & TITUS. BPHYER, flan-sled, and canvass FUR, for Trimmings: Astracan lamb Robes,and ladies' REED & TITUS'S. . ii Guide; Reader's Manual: and Primary Readers, designed for the younger classes. For sale wholesale and retail, by O. C. WRIGHT. ED BACK MONEK-of all kinds ta- ken for G ds at fair prices, at the Lower Village, by - REED & TiPUS. urrants and Rasins, of differ- $ two, and three quarts, for sale ai the Lower Vil- lage, by PRBSERVE JARS. One crate white earthen Preserve Jars, one; R REED & TITUS. ILK HOSE, White and Black, also differ ent kinds of Cotton Hose, Misses &e at SHEPARD & CLARK'S GA Ff ent kindsjn: received fresh and sound at No. 1 main steet b SHEPARD & CLARK. IBL WY A TEHEb to do House work Ap- LOYVES®.-Gents. Phread Glozes with E- lastic tops, call and see at _- | . . SHEPARD & CLARK. ply to SHEPARD & (LARK. E some Western Trout and whitefis h, this spring taking, No. 1, SHEPARD and CLARK S. €0EWT£§Y RESIPENCE TO LET. The beautiful country residence of the Inte Mr. Stephen White, situate at Beachwatler, on Tonawanda Island, in Niagara River, balf way between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, in the vicinity of, and convenient to the canal, Rail road, and No. 1 ASSIMRRE PAT. ELASTIC and fancy Cassimere, of the latest make and fashinns at SHEPARD & CLARKS. Lower Villire. ICH THEEAD EDGLNLG®@, and Silk Blond Lace, tor sale ai the Cash REED & TITUS. gUGARS from 7 to 12 1-2 cents. also Teas r qualities tor family use at of very superio > SHEPARD and CLARKS. Steamboat communication to and from. - Phere is about 100 acres of land, of which 20 ave in a high state of cultivation, tastefully laid out in pleasure grounds,and set out with choice fruits, ornamental trees, and shrubbery. The buildings are all nearly gr? ROAD CLOWTHS, Wook-Blk, and In- 479 visible (Greeen, Dark Mixed, Silver-Gray &e.for sale in the lower village,b RE EYD & TITUS new. - The Mansion House is spacious, well built in modern style, and handsomely farnished. The situation presents one of the most desirable resi- gkiEESE—the bestin the County at No. 1 main street. dences in the vicinity. - Possession will be given to suit the applicant. Application may be made to the owner, Simuel Leggett, at White Stone, Queens county, N. Y., or to Wi, VANDERVOORT, Tonawanda, Erie co., N. Y. IpIBE Ee Ligs & Just received, and forsale low. by G. w. MEEGHANT. ORS, Some very rich chenie Bonnet Ribbons. at the cheap comer. SHEPARD & GLARK, and cap Tonawanda, Sept. 29, 1841. Gif oUuNTERFPEIT DETEQTORE o the latest date, for sale at No. 11, main st. O. C. WRIGHT. a} are several quack nostrums in market, under the name of Tomato Pills, which are palmed 'off as genuine upon those who are unacquainted with to protect these valuable pills, and the fraud and imposition. | It is only necessary there- fore. to inform them that the only GENUINE TOMATO PILLS are PHELPS; which are for sale by & M'Lzaw, Reynolds' Basin; W, S. Fexs & Co., Middleport; and in Lockport. only by THBO'S HAINES, Agent for the county. O¢YBEEE, Shot, Lead, Percussion Caps, at No. 1, main st. SHEPARD and CLARK HE NESTORLANS, or the Lost Tribes, containing evidences of theiridentity on account of their manner, customs, and cére- nonies,together with illustrations of seriptlure pro- vhecy, By Dr. Grant. | Just received and for sale by 0. C. WRIGHT. No. 11, main st. from any thing foul; also to separate it from the red top and June grass. For sale cheap. SHEPARD & CLARK. Lockport and vicinity, that he has opened a school in said village for the purpose of giving instruc- tion to all who may honor him with their patron- age. Tothe Farmer, Mechanic, Merchant, Pro- fessional man, and man of leisure, his lessons can not fail of being interesting as well as useful ana instructive. OF his system he would only say,- that he teaches a regular business hand. From his extensive experience experience in teaching this most important branch of education, and the approbation which his system has received of bu- siness men, together with his writing and manner of instruction, he hesitates not to say that he shall be able to please all who may place them- selves under his tuition. His method of forming the capitals,a most essential part of good writing, is peculiar to himself; and must recommend itself to every business man and lover of fine pen- manship. 'To that interesting class of young men who are desirous of becoming clerks and ac- countants, and qualified to pursue such business with honor and profit toithemseives, he would call especial attention to his lessons, believing that by a single rourse they may lay the foundation, and so far perfect a hand writing as will enable them to become slalful and finished penmen, and popu- lar business writers. lows. Hours of instruction, from 10 to 12 A. M. and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. M. GENTLENEN OF REFERENCE. G. H. BOUGHTON, - L. BROWN, D. S. CRANDALL, E. B. ELWOOD. > L. A. SPALDING, WM. STRONG. - J. ATLS.-Two tons of Troy and Fall River nails, will be sold cheaper than the cheapest at No. 1, SHEPARD and CLARK'S. VEETOTAIA COORE IR a col- lection of $00 valuable Receipts for cooking, from which all intoxicating liquors are excluded. For sale by O. C. WRIGHT, No. 11 main st. UFRALO RORBES.-- A large lot as the cheap corner, No. 1, Main st.; going at almost any price for cash at SHEPARD & CLARKS. EAAMZP OXXL, of the best quality at No. 1, SHEPARD & CLARK'S. EBENRIAN SIIXX®P.-The third term of A. RURJIBURT'S Lessons on Practical Pen- manship will commence on Monday morning, Jan. 3d, 1942. _ Hours of instruction, from 10 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. M. HREAW and Silk Buttons for Ladies' Dresses, for sale at the lower village, by REED & TITUS. EGGS—aA few hundred at Lowe: Town, by REED & TITUS. QHEAP CHINA-TEA SETS; 32 pe's for $14. - REED & TITUS. N. B. Writing Room over the office of L. Fel- |P $1011 -Just received, the the finest article of Goods ever offered for Summer coats, at SHEPARD & CLARKS. THARPER'S SCHOOL LIBRARY 2d and 3d series, for sale at No. I1 main st. by O. C. WRIGHT. EERUGS-éa MERDECINES.-The sub seriber is just receiving a splendid lot of Genuine DRUGS & MEDICINES, from N. York and Philadelphia; comprising as good an assort- ment as can be found in Western New York;- which he will sell on reasonable terms for GesA or approved Gredit.~ Be sure and call at the right store, one door west of the Canal Bank, Lock- port, N. Y. THO'S HAINES, Chemist & Apothecary. © RENW.-A good House on Lock st., possession given immediately, enquire 'of Oct, 6, 1841. SHEPARD & CLARK. EN CHANCERY, 8th circuit-Walter H. Lathrop, vs. William Tyler, and others. Tirtguarsuance - of a decree of this court, before the said Vice-chancellor, I the subscriber, shall sell at public auction, at the Eagle Tavein, Lock- ort, N. Y., on the 12th day of February next, at 10 A. M. the following premises to wit: Lots No. 15 & 17, on Gooding street, in the village of Lock- port, as described on Jesse P. Haines' engraved map-Aiso all that piece of Land, beginning at the infersection of Clinton with Gooding street; thence north along the east line of Gooding street one chain one link; thence east at right angles iwenty four feet: thence south on- a parallel line with Gooding st. to the north westerly bounds of (Clinton street; thence southerly along said line to the place of beginning. - Also, one equal undivi- ded half of the remainder of village lot No. 14 on Gooding St., according to said map. Duted Dec. 20. 1841. 'A. HOLMES, H. H. Stuart, Solr. 18 master in chancery. ELV ET RIBERON.-Black Yely Ribbon, of all widths, at REED & TITUS. BW GOODS- Wo have just received the most elegant assortment of Shena Silks,- Shena Muslin Delane, Shena Merino, afd Shena Calico, ever offered in this market, which we will sell cheap for cash,. __ REED & TITUS. Lower Lockport. _ - gROCKEHEY, Grass; &c.-REED & TI .'TUS have on hand alarge assortment o Crockery, Looking Glasses, and Glass Ware;- which will be sold cheap for cash, or J. W. Reed's Ash Receipts, ar their store, lower village. E~BORK by the Barrel or less quantities at - SHEPARD & CLARK'S No. 1. Main Street. GOOD OPPORTUNITY to be the owner of a HOUSE and LOT. . We will sell an eligible lot in the Upper village, situated on the corner of two principal streets, 42 feet front on one, and 100 feet on the other, for two hundred and seventy-five dollars, and advance with it from 75 to 100 dol ars in house trimmings and other goods, taking a mortgage for the whole amount, running one, two, or three years, with interest annually; the purchaser to give security for the erection ot a good comforlable dwelling house worth $300. REED & TITUS No. 1 MAIN STREET. HEEPAIED & CLARE Offer for cash o. good pay, the best assortment of Beaver and Pilot Cloths everin this market and at the Lowest Prices. Also Broad Cloths of all colorsand prices, some fine Black and Blue Blacks at $2,50 per yard. Al- [ so Cassimeres of every styletin use, some entirely new patterns for winter. Together with a com- plete assortment of Satinetts, Home made fulled cloths, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, &e. &e. All bought cheap and will be sold the cheapest. Call and see at the cheap corner No. 1, main st. § OM RASINS, Saxonies, M Disncse, Shal- ses and cloaks, at No. I. SHEPARD & CLARK. - friends; therefore; for the purpose of continu- ing friendly to all, persons indebted to the subscri- next. SHEPARD & CLARK. Aug. 25. 1841. Whale bone, '&e., just received at SHEPARD & CLARIKCS. § cheap for cash, by SHEPARD % CLARK, April 14. 1841. No. 1 main st. Just reveived at the New Book Store, No. 11 main st. afull assortment of school and classical 0. C. WRIGHT. T. CROLX, Ports Rico, Trinidad New- LOAF SUGAR, for sale cheap, by the barrel or less quantity. REED & TITUS. end look at the handsomest and best lot of Silks ever offered in this market; newest style and O TEOE,_-The Superintendents of the Poor will meet at their office in the Poor Thursday ot November, January, March, May, July, and September, nels, at No. 1. AETSRBUIEY FLANNELS, For childrens dresses, also Red, White, and Yellaw flan» ENHEPARD & CLARK. ject, Just receive 1Main Street. the lower villige, by 7 STAs COUGH LOZENGESN. -A va'uable remedy for coughs, colds, &e. AUTXON-TO THE PUBLLC.-As ther® | mhose lozenges are prepared from the original re cipe of the late eminent Dr. Wiston, of Philad., ard cannot be toogtrongly recommended as a safe yi and efficacious medicine in coughs, colds, asthma, the medicine,-It becomes the duty of it? “fer?“ &e. They are also very servigzenble in soreness 100 | pad tightness of the breast, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness, &e. by THOS, HAINES, druggist and chemist, No.. 128 Main street, Lockport; N. Y. ¢ correspondence For sale wholesale and retail LBO THE IAL .-The whole of the M' Leod affair complete, together, with the of Fox and Wroster, on the sub- d and tor sale by O. C. WRIGHT .. RASS few, first quali- ty, will be sold at cost lo close the lot, ai No. HEPARD & CLARK, RADLES, Seythe-Snaths, Rakes, Pitch- forks, Cradle and Grass Scythes, for sale at REED & TITUS. TWVHEEL Wood Saws, and a general assortment of HARE XV A IE, at the lower village, REED 4 TITUS. A KE, -Whereas on the 1841, John D. Lovell and Prudence his wife, to secure the payment of acertain sum of money, mortgaged to Daniel Green a cer- tain piece or parcel of land situate in the town of Royalton, Niagara county, slate of New York, and distinguished as part of lot No.9 in the 4th section, 14th township, and 6th range of the Holland land company's land, socalled; beginning in the centre of the road on the east line of said lot, 12 rods north of the north side of the towing path of the Frie canal; thence west 20 rods; thefiee north 4 rods; thence east 20 rods: thence south four rods to the place of beginning:; conta fing. one half acre, more or less. W hich mortgife was recorded in the clerk's office in said county on the 2d day of June, 1841, at 9 o'clock A. M., in book of mort- gages No. 22, on page 169; to which record, for a more particular description, reference may be had. There is claimed to be due on said mortpage on > the day of the first publication of this notice, the sum ofone bundred and three dollars and seventy- five cenis. _ The said mortgage has been duly as- signed to James W. Reed and John A. Titus; by virtue of a power contained. in which, said mort- gaged premises will be sold at public avction, at the Lockport House, Lockport, on the 11th day of Apnl, 1842, at 2 o'clock P.M. Dated Oct. 4, 1841. JAMES W. REED, JOHN A. TITUS, 7 Assignees RAY BEAVEE OLOWTEL Mohair Sitk, and Worsted Binding and Cords, with a first rate lot of worsted Serges, and Plaid Lin- ings, at Lower Village, REED & TITUS. the New Book Store, No. 11 §B Mainst. f : Fen 'Thous md a Year, complete. Shetland and the Shetlanders, Scotland and the Seotch. The Book without a Nmne, by Sit T. Charles and Lady Morgan. - Memoirs of eminent Mechanics. Psychology, or a view of the Human Soul, inclu- ding Anthropology, by Rauch. Chevalier's United: States Also, a large assortment of new Juvenile books, just received as above. 0. C. WRIGHT. EgLACES, ETALIAN CRAYVATS,.- 5 Cambric and Gingham do at lower town by REED & TITUS. S7 ABEN.-White, mixed, and Red clouded B. Worsted yarn, at lower town, by Nov. 18. REED & TITUS. .. ®VERGQIXT CLOTHS. Brown,Blue; Wool-blek, and Invisible Green Beaver cloth, extra superfine Worsted Serge; Worsted and Silk cord for overcoats; with a first rate Tot of trim« mings; at the lower village, by \WORTGAGE § l 22d day of March, 1.s, and all kinds of goods now used for Dres- HOT ACCOUNTS MAKE LONG bers are requested to pay up by the first of Sept. REWEELS, WORKING CANVASS, HETE FESIL-ZO® Barrels will be sold CHOOK BOOKS ot Reduced Prices.- Books, which will be sold low for cash. Orleans, Lump, and double andtreble refined TLES.-Call at SHEPARD & CLARK'S, patterns. No. 1, main st. | House, for the transaction of business, on the last 12w3 AMOS WHITE, Clerk. Nov. 18. REED & TITUS,
