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• ' o !' \ X o ^,1.1.■■yrT-TMim ■ V, X \ N o 25 OF V o L , X X I . C J I T S K I J X , CN. T ) F I U B A '$ M 0 « 3 ! r O B E R is.*; 1-824. [WnjDJLI^: N o , I0g5. M ^ > i i ii ■Miniia PUBJLISHE1> ON WniBAyS, Bit F I E L D U F A X O N . TJEUMS. I. To Tillage subicnbera, receiying theii papers by carrier*,Two Doi.i<AKi> aivb F i f - TX C ents , per aaaum. II. To mail subscribers. Two DoitABs payable half yearly in advaiicCj unle: 8 secu red thro’ an agent. III. To sttbscribers, living at a distance roai the village, who leceLve their papers at the office, Two Docii ahs per annum. IV. Allberal distoant to pos.triders, com panies, &c. V. No papers will be discontinued (unless at the iliscvetion of the pubiisheis,) until all arreavaietare paid. VI. AH subscriptions for less than a ’ ear, particularly by mail mast be paid in ad vance. A D V E RTISEM E N T S , Will be conspicuously inserted the first time forfiffy ecnts a square,, and twenty five tents for each insertion alter. No advertise ment will be inserted for any length oldme, for less than fifty cents. Official notices, (mortgage, sheriff’s and surrogate’s sales) charged according to the statute. Yearly advertisers will be liberally accom modated. (Q* AHlettersand communications must be postpaid. P R I N T I N G . , CARDS, CHECKS, H ANDBILLS BLANKS, &c. &C. &C ExecutedtVilTinealness.accutm^ and exjmditio7i I f i IRA C. BALDWIN, BOOK-SELLER, STATIO j Y E R AN D B IN D E R , Wari;en Street, Hudson, 1 1 AS just received and offers for sale, a ftl. large, and very choice .selection of HOOKS in the various deparimenth of Lite rature. — Ali.so— Family Bibles ; Coounon Prayer Books, clegamiy bound; Dwight's, Watt’s, and the Dutch Church Fsalmsand Hymns, (C? Persons wishing to furnish Libraries, will do well to call. A liberal discount tvilj be made.* OCT New PttbUcations seasonably received, and at the publishers lowest prites. (CT Books bound neatly and at short no tice. April 8, 1824. 88 Vertwal Spinner. /H I HE proprietor of the tight for this val- JL uable, labour saving machine for this stale, has now on hand and ofi'eis for sale a quantity of superior machines on adpanta- geous terms. ') he great importance oi iniro- ducing this valuable improvement in spin' • ning to the farming paft of community in fids'state, hiijriuduced the proprietor to pro- guve them to be built by good ami expei ien' ced workmen, combining exactness in the Workmanship and diirab lity in the comtrnc- tion. The lull and conclusiire testimonials o! this machine, from the highest sourres, such as the Board of AgticuHure ol this state, and the state of Rhodfe-lsfand^ the officers of the agricultural society ift j.he different counties, from the spiaoers, weavecs, and elothiers, to gether with many disunguishedagricuUnrists have long been before the public- And lihouhl ahy individuals still enteitain doubts on tbisstrbject) they need only to witness the performance of the machine, to have them removed. ■- The fact that cloths mabufaetured from wool, and spun upon the common tvheel, have co-stthe farmers too much in labour, jyhen compared with those ol U mj suae q u alr ty made in manutactuvingestablishm nts, has long been felt and acknowledged. Andit is equally true and a fact which ha.* beea fair ly tested, that the yarn spun upon ilie Ver tical Spiuuer is supceJov to that spun on the common wheel, and by the use o f which at least three fourths of the labour ,is saveil.— When the fai met takes into consideration that the sjrianing of 100 lbs. Of wool simiion the common wheel at the rate of 2 1-2 runs to the pound, calling 12 runs the usual week’s work, for which he pays 6 s and c.harges 6s per week forboard, the spinning will amount to g;Sl 50. Takethesame quantity of wool bnd spin it upon this machine, making thr same number of runs, calling 48-runs (which is an avaraged ordiaary weeks work) allow the same wages and charging the same amount for board per week, and the spinning will cost D7 75, mailing a saving on each 100 lbs of woo! of 75, amounting to more than the whole expense of the machine. Anti dire into view also that the quality of the yarn is belter, and consequently the doth ^ma.Je therelrom more valuable ; and add 'to this eve> y farmer by the inttoduction of |;?sjs machine, has a manufacturing e.'tablish- ment in his own family, and under his own laaaagemeul, exciting in the breasts of the domestic sptnjier* a noble emulafiop to e^cel in tbefovniaiionroS'.fine w.oolen fabrics, there- by contributing notpnjyto thecoinfort,but also to the conveuiencies of elegance in oar domestic munufaotnies, he will not fail to ap preciate the importance of embracing the earliest Oi}portunitjr o f possessing him self of tt V'ertical Spinner. Farmers living tn the towps^ and counties adjacent to this village can have Ihfeir ma chines delivered, and the necessary instruc tions for using i hem gratis. There are a con. sitlerable number of counties »n this state, and also in the state of Ftnnsylvania, remain^ ing unsold, the rights qf which theiiroprietor Prill f}i.<pt,.-,e of on ftis u>ijal -<idv<int;vgeous terms. WILKES HYDE Cat§4:;SI, May 20, 182.^. 44 Catskill Line. . ^ Merchandize and Produce Insured, at the Office o f the North Rimer InsuroMee Company in New- York. , SLOOPS Shakspeare. Superior. subscribers acknowlidge with suit- -* able feelings of respect and thankfulness, the very liberal patronage with tvhieh they have been favored, in their line of business; .and in return they are determir.ed to adopt such means in the conducting of the f r e i g h t i n g & S rOREiNG BUSINESS as are directly calculated in their effect to 'promote the interest of their customers.— rherefoi c, to the advantages fojmerly offered by them, they now add that of INSURA.JXCE, according to the terms and condiiiorsof the Policy ib.suedbythe said insurance compan5', upon Goods, VVares, Merchamlite and conn- ti-3( Produce, shipped on board of the abo\e sloops, to Or from New-Yosk, viz—§2000 on the trip or voyage to New--York, and §4000 on the trip or voyage from New'' York, which sums will undoubtedly cover any loss or damage that may happen <o pro pet ty while on board said sloops, and for which benefit no additional charge will be made by. the subscribers. A part of the risks taken and borne by the Insurance Company are those of the Seas, River.s, Fires, Lightning, &c. &c. One of the above sloops will leave C ats - Kici. on THURSDAY and the other Nsw- Y obk ou FRIDAY of every week duringthe season. The b isine.HS. will be conducted by PEN F IELD & DAT, as usual, at the store on the wharf. This ar; rangement has proved to be one of great jm poftance, as it enable.s. them to atttnd per sonally to the receiving and .flipping of pro- dnee, and to the eleiiveiy ofmfrt;h;tndize. The suhvci'ibers respectfully solicit a contin uance of the jmblic pafcr&nage. v Henry APKinstrg, Russel Day, Penfield 4* Day. April 22, 1824. ________ '.41 .^ew. Books, Just recetx)C(| at the Book-Store and Lot tery Office of P .'B . PR A T T . EDGAUN t LET, a tale of ihe^lSth J t l . century, by the author of Wavei iy^ 2 v. I'rials, a Tale by the author of the Favour ite of Fortune, 2 vols. N.ative L a n d , or the\Return from Sliavery, a new play, piice g5 cts. Scene.s in Europe, Tytler’s Eiemejits of history,, new edition,- Sorrows of Wetter, new edUiou, Miniature edition of the bible, testament and prayer hookJn elegant morocco binding. Also, Writing, Letter, Wrapping, Bonnet and pres.s paper at the mill x’rices* Aug. 5. Rec%ai:iiitlek TU S T receivwlat N. ELLIOTT’S Boofe- 9M Store, Redgauntlet, b y the author of Wa- verly. August 4. - 54 EFAULT having been made iu the pay- X> ment of a sum of money secured by a mortgage executed by Ira Bagiey, lafe of the. town of Durham, and Lydia his adfe, lo Barnard Bagleyof the same place, dated the sev?en(eenth day of Febriiavy, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty, ol all that certain piece or paicel of Sand situate, lying and being in the town of Durham, anrl bounded as Ibllows—Begin- lung north sixty feur degrees thirty min utes west twei!ty”eight links from a chesnnt tree near the south west corner of the bridge, being a corner of Andrew Miller’s farm, and romiiiig thence north sixty four degrees thir* ty minutes west one chain and five links to 1 8 2 4 . SLOOF DELAWARE, I. V a n Loaiii M a ster. \T A N LOAN, p o r t e r & COIT, will 1 coDtiiiue the Freighting Imsiucss froin the wharf occupied by them the last season. Grateful for the liberal p'ltrouage which they have received, and desirous to adopt every measure to insure its continuance, they have effected a t the office of the North River Insurance Company (according to the condition.'expressed in the policy gran ted by said company ) an ■ INSURANCE, On Goods, Wares, Merhandize and Pro- duceffidppedon boardthe sloop Delaware, for the sum of 4000 dollars on the trip from New-York, and for 1000 dollars on the trip to New-York. Van Doan, Porter & Coit, have employed a competent person to attend exclusively to the receiving and delivery of property, and feel confident they shall be able to manage business to the satisfaction of their friends. The Delaware will sail during the season as follows From Catskill. From Nevv-York. Friday, March 19 Saturday, March 2? A pril 2 April 10 April 16 April 24 April SO M ly 8 May 14 May 22 May 28 June ”5 June 11 June 19 June 25 July S July 9 July 17 July 23 July 31 Aug 6 Aug 14 Ang 20 Aug 28 Sept S Sept 11 Sept .17 Sept 25 Oct 1 . Oct 9 Oct 15 Oct 2.3 Oct 29 Nov .6 Nov 12 Nov 20 Nov 28 Dec 4 i ^ M S U l M N C E . SLOOPS Jcmies Monroe, Alfred, CapLE, Mills. Capt. 1. Sanford. jg O T H of the above mentioned sloops are Catskill, April, 29, 1824. MTNA Insurance Company. rJviHE subscriber having been duly appoin- .JL ted agentoftheJETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford Connecticut, with full pow'ec tu receive proposals for insurance against Joss or damage by fiie f to act as surveyor or to appoint surveyors of build- Mlgs to be insured ov containing propcrt3'^ to be in-'ui-esl in the slate of New-York, and in surance threOD to make by Policies signed by the President and attested by tJie Secre tary of ihe said company and con.itersjgned bp the subscriber, will attend: at the office of 4 D AMS & BENTON, in the village of Cats- kill; at all hours of bosihe.ss days, for the ac commodation of those who may please to call for the^purpose of trasacting business. The proposals for insurance of this company are believed to be as favourable as the na ture of the business will admR- The capital of the AStnaTn.sutance Company, is §20.0,- GOO with a surplns fund of ^15,000 for the payment of losses. ' LE W IS B E N T O N . Catskill, Greene Co. Feb. 12,1824. SO In Chancery. State o f j\cw.Torlc, ss. T N pursuance of a decret-al order of this I honorable court, dated the third day of September, 1824, will be sold at public auc?- tion, a t the Court House in the town of Catskill and state of New-York, on Friday the twenty-ninth day of October next, at twelve o’clock at noon of that day, under the direciioii of the subscriber, one of the maRei's of this coiu t—All that certain farm ebUsideved, and have been accepted by the InsHt-ance Comoany, as first rate vessels. COOKESs B O M R D U S ^ CO. Have effected insurance at the office o f the North' ftiver Insurance Company, in the city of New-York, on aJT merchandize and produce shipped from New-York for Catskill, in either of the above sloops to the amount ofFottrThousand Dollars each, and Fifteen Hund redDoIlars each-on allmerchandize and produce shipped irpm Cats&ill foi New-York, on certain conditions staled in the Policy ta ken fec^ said company, which is left a t the office. iw.Gapt. James Rggardus, for Ihejn- specliotoOf theic .nasiomets; and in case o f accidetfw^.'U'vei'y o.wner of property on board of which ;thatmay be lostor damaged will re* ceive his proportion of the amount to be re- covered Ijt'dm: the said Insiu;a<uce Company No extni.charge will be made fop this addi tional SecUfity, It is , their intention to afford their, ensfo- mers every accommodation, to effect which, they are: erecting a very extensive Ware April IGI Hou.se yhere the business of receiving and * - * delivery oi'properly will be strictly attended to by Capt. James Bqgardus and John M. Dofiiielly. One of said sloops will leave CATSKILL on FRIDAY -and the other will leave RBW-YORK on SATURDAY of each Week during the .season. Coofc^j Bogardus& Co. a-ssure their cus- tqmers, tbaf^they not only have their re.s. pectj thanks, &c. but they also have the most reason a bl e ch a r ges. Catskill, April 29,1824 . 41 PETE]^ BREASTED, p A ltoB R a D d O L A Z I B R continues Ihe JL abcHtybmiuess at the store lately occu pied by ijamuel A. Baker, adjoining Mrs, Sotsfo^d’ss tavern. He has just received an assortment of PAINTERS’ ARTICLES, of good quality, ’X y |*itints may be had ready mixed and prepared for use, at short notice, with di- tection.-t (pr u.^ingthem gratis Catski|, May SO For Sale, THE FARM situate on the Albany Itlingil and Greene Turnpike roi\d near the gale, about one mile from the village of Cat«kill. The price and terms of sale may bv made kuowmby applying to Mr.HUN'!, Cashier ofthe Utica Bank, or to POWERS Sc DAY, Catskill. If not .sold, thefarm will be rented. It is now occupied by Mr. El- dred, and contains rising of one hundred acres of land, has a good Dwelling House and Bam upon it, and one of the best orchards in the county. Dated Catskill, Aug.'2S, 1824. 58 The United States FIRE INSURANCE Company, OFFICE AT NO. 288 , &ARL ST. NEW -YORK, , John L i . Bowne, Esf. President, IIT A V e appointed ROBERT DOR- A X LON, Esq. of Catskill, their Agent, to make surveys and receive applicatious for lune 2 3 ^ iiisurancebn buildings and personal proper ty. July, 1824. 50 North. River Steai?irEeRt% 89 SilFiAS Daniel .G. Hill and Betsey . hr - - - vy .. cs-., ..i.o... «iiu iir<r PafCet Of laitd sUu,at& IH tljC tOM'U Ol a heap of stones, being a corner of Ohed j Gv«enfiehlj in thecounty of Greene and state Harvey’s land, thence north four degrees and i ut New-Ypi'k, within a tract of land coni-, thiny minutes west, lour ch-ains-and forty mon.ly called Prevost’s Patent, being marked five links to a stake and stonc.^on the east side of the highway, thence south sixty one and distinguished oh the map of the said palenV, by the name and description of lot degree.s tliirty minutes east two chains and number thirty, and bounded: on the north thirty seven links to a heap ol stone.s, thence i Ky lot dumber twenty five, on the south by south thirty-fi nrtiegiees east one chain and lot number thirty-five, on the we«t by lot Tobacco & Snoff. -O AMU EL A- BAKER hfvs tor sale, fi'Om the manufactory ofLEVS\ SOEOAtONS, of Albany, Jfhie chew lag a n d s m o k in g Tobacco \ Macifiliba a n d Scplch S n u S ; wiiioh are wamuited equal if apt sup^ljiorto 9ny in the United Slate.s. Togciher with a genera! a.ssortmeat of G R O C E n m S . ^ c . c ^ k i l h Oejt. 16, fifty five links to a heap of stones, thence south thirty five degrees west three chains to the place ofbeginning—Abo, all thatceitain piece or parcel of land lying and being in Durham aforesaid, being a part of a piece of land formerly belonging to Joiiathan I’rippj and afterwards to Obed Harvey, bounded as follows— Beginning at a ohesDUt tree the south west comer of the bridge, b e-' ing a corner of said Obed Hervey’s land, and runs thence north sixty font .degrees thirty minutes west one chain an-UhlTiy links toa heap of stone.ff, thence south 41 degrees west six chains to a hemlock sapling, tliersce sonih forty nine degrees east thirty nine Jinks to a stake and stones on thewest.sideof the creek, thence north fifty one degrees east eighty- two linas to a hemlocK tree on the east branch of the creeK, tin nee north forty eight degreesfoi-ty five.minutes east four chains and seventy five'UnKS to'afi iron wood tree On the ea.st banx of the- creeK, thence uoith for ty five degrees thirty minutes east ninety five linKS to the place of beginning, both of which farms of land contains one acre, one rood itnd twenty six rCds of land, be the same move orlfess, which m o rtgage has been d u l y assign ed to Obed Harvey and Herman Harvey^.— NoTrcE. is therefore hereby gi\cn, that by virtue of a power contained in the s-fiid mort gage and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, the said mortgaged- premises with the appurtenances, will he .sold at piiblic auction on thesixth^day of Novem ber next, a t 10 o’clocic A. M:.at the house of N icholas N- tio w e , inn Keeper in the town o f Diti'ham, in the said coiinty of Greene.— Dated April 20, 1824 - Ohed Harvey, Harmon Harvey, Assignees of the said mortgage Hiram Carter, A (f’y. 6m40 French Burr Mill Stones. HE .subscribers have a consignment of A warranted French Burr Mill StonfS, from 4 feet to A feet 6 inches, wKlcIi they win sell at the New-YorR price.s. They will keepa supply of this article at all times, and will at thirty days notice, sup.dy any one with such particular -izes as may be wanted^ H. 4* J. P. Wlattelsey. Catskill, (Mill Tilffige,) May 6 , 1824'. number twenty nine, and on the east by lot number thirty one, containing two hundred acres, together with the dwelling house, grist mitl, saw mill, and Potashery thereon stand ing, with the hereditaments, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. Murray Hoffiman. Master in CJiamry. New-York, September 10,182.4. 61 6w 'g> Y virtue of two executions, issued out o f. JtJ the supreme iiomt ot the state of New- YOrk, to me directed and delivered, 1 h-ave taken two farms of land situ-alc in the town of Durham, belonging to Isaac Humphrey, one bounded east on Abner Hubbard an«l Benjamin Hubbard, south on Christopher Post and Jehiel CoolV, west on Christopher Post -and Matthew Boughton, north hy Dan iel Coe, containing 125 acres; the other farm bounded e-a-A off Josi-ah Giibertand Elthq Morse, south on the Tufiipilie road and Matthew Boughton, W6.ston Hezekiah Bald win, and Qriin Needman, north on Wil liam W. Southerland and Elihn Morse, Jr. Also, another lot of land belonging to Sy l vester Humphrey, situate in Duiham, alore- said, bounded east on the highway and Turn- pifre road, west and north on Isaac Hum phrey, containing one acre,—and by virtue of said execution I shall sell at public, vendue the right and title of Isaac Humphre3>- and Sylvester Humphrey, to the above de.-cribed lands, with thebuildings thereon, at the house of Mackay Croswell in Catskill. on the SOth dv«y of* O c tob e r n e s t , a t 2 o’cloclc in the af- lernooD. Durham, Sept. 16, 1824. 61 6 Joel neHamy,Shenjf. Y virtue of an execution issued cmi of the supreme court of (he state of New- York, to me directed and delivered, I have tuKen the following described lotofland sit uate in the town of Windham, in (he coun ty of Greene, bounded north on Stone, Os born, Holister, Stimp.son and Barney, on the east by Col. J . Robinson, on the south by the Tiirnpilte and HoHistef and Stone, on the west by Stone and O.'-borne. 1. shall sell the Tight and title of John C. Carpen ter to the above described lot of land at public vendue, at Croswell’.-tavern in Cats-. kill, on the 80th day of October next, at' 2 o’clock P. M. Sept. 16, 1824. 61 6w Joel UcllmUySherffif. B T 7 hb I'ife, of the village of Athei^, .itt the county and state of New Yoik, by an iffeiienture ofmortgage .bearingdate the elevenilj dayof January, one thousand, eight hundred and tw'enty one, did movtgageunto Williani IToHey and GaRb Cpffin, bplji of the villsge of Athens afotesaitl, for tb* pur pose of seenring the payment pf a certain sum of jiioney mentioned in the said mort gage, A'|fL that certain house lot number seveptyl^fij situaie, lying and being in the village of Athens aforesaid, on the west side of and.adioming FrtwBfeUn street, (r.owihe Albany and Greene turnpike road,) and between secondhand third stleels, being in width on said ^Franklin street thiity two feet, running thence . westerly a t right angles from said Franklin street, keeping, its width of thirty two feet, forty four febt, then de clining on a parallel line with the afore.said Franklin .•■treet to the width of sixteen feet, thence nimjing westerly at right angles as aforesaid, keeping its width ol sixteen feet, fifty feet lo the east line of third alley, said lot being on its longest side from front to rear ninety four leet. Also two other cer'- tain house lots number thirty three and thir ty .four, situate, lying and being in the vil lage of Athens aforesaid, bounded together as follows; on the westerly side by third Al ley aiforesaid, on the southerly side by third street aforesaid, being sixty four feet in width on said third street and running nor. therly from said third street at right angles, keeping the width of sixty four feet parallel and along the afore.taid third alley forty eight feet to the rear line of the aforesaid lots number thirty three and thirty four excep ting therefrom in the northeast corner of the same twelve feet by fourteen feet—And whereas'defauU has been made in the pay ment of the said sum of money, public no* lice is hereby given, that the said mortgaged pieroi.ses with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, will be sold at public auction or vendue by virtue of a power contained in the .said mortgage and pursuant to the stat ute in such case made and provided, at Jo- , seph Seeley’s tavern in the village of Athens afon-'uid, on (he eleventh day of December next at ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day. Dated Athens, June 7, 1824. By order. Wm, Tolley, 47 6>m Caleb Coffin. Y virtue of a power o f sale contained in A 3 a mortgage, executed on the thirtieth day of July one thousand eight hundred and eight, by Hi'iniam Gibbs and Betsey his wife, to Thomas Hale, default having been made in the payment of part of the principal and Interest thereby intended to be .‘■eenred, and in pur.>'uance of the statute in such case made, —ALL that certain lot or piece of land sit uate at Catskill Landing, in the town of Catskill and county of Greene, being part of lot No 2 in tjhe first division of a traot oflaitd granted to John Lindsey, and which piece ot land is distinguished on a map tlrereof made by John 1. Cantine as lot No 21, situ a t e on t h e west o f the s treet p a r a llel •with the Main street or turnpike road, and is bonnded on the north* by a lot of land called lot No 20, then in posse-ssion of Benjamin Soleund William Hajumond, on the west by the lotof land adjoining the man.^ion house built by John Dice, pn the south by lot No 22, on the east by the street paralfel with the said Main street, and which lot is in front and rear fifty, tw o feet and in depth seventy feet, will be sold at public auction at Mackey CrosWell’s Tavern in Catskill, on Monday, the eighteenth d a y o f October nest, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, April 13, 1^24 6iaS9 Thomas Hate. 05 ^ Gerrit Van Bergen, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary P u b lic, w ill attend, t o bnsine.-s in the lineofliis profession. Ris office is for the present, nea'Hy opposite the Greene County B a n k . N. B. Conveyances-executed with neat ness and dispatch: Oaiskillt Feb* I2i I824v SO t£ Dissolution.^ r i l H E co-partnership heretofore exisling A between the sub.scribers nnder the firn, of SAYRE & VAN LOAN, is this day di.s* solved by mutual con.‘-ent. All persons in debted to said firm are requested to make immediate paj ment to M. D. Van Loan, and all persons having demands against the ^aid firm are requested to present the same to him for settlement. Francis Sayre, M, D, Fan Loan. Catskill, August 18, 1824. M: D. Van Loan, Offers for sale, a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockr ery. Paints^ and Dye-Stuffis, 4rc. ,\11 of wliich will be sold low (or'cash or ex changed for most kinds of country produce.. Sept. 20. 62 ^ Latest London L'asliions. Cortes Huts* One doQflelom IF- Hyde's Crockery Store. Tpl & r. KINSLEY, Jl|ive the satisfac- A l a tion ,of informing.their (riends and the public, that tJfe^ have just received from o f th New .York, af complete assortment of HAT m BLOCKS of the latest fashions, by which ;the lowest market price. they are enabled to offer to the public a comJ« ptete a ssortm e n t o f Btsces^f,. Castorf jRofum, Napt,, 'Youtlds. Napt, Mm'ft tmd BoyP FcU HATS^ Which'will be manufactured at their facto ry, where they employ none bwl experi- enecd w o r k m e n , and w ilt warrant their w o r k to be done in thfe best manner. They assure the pubiic that no exertions shallbe wanting on their part, to have justicedone to those W'lio will favor tliem with their custom. iTj“ They have on hand a good assortment of BUFFALO ROBES—Also F U R CAPS- Catskill, Jan. 9, 1824. 25 r r t H E Boats run according to thefoiloWH. -A, ing arrangement.- FROM NEW-YORK Sunday —Chancellor Livingsiqn at 9- a Bf?; J/onday—Richmond (s a. 3% Tuesday —Kent, 10 a xt Kedwesdajt—Chonc&lloE, Thursday —Kent 10 \ % Friday—Richmond 5-. Saturday — K e o f 5 n, ji ^ PROM ALBANY- Sundny —Richmond, at ? a a% Monday —Kent 9 Twesdoy—Chancellor Livingston lO We.dHi'&day —Kent 9 T/twrAday—Richmond: F) Fyidav—Kent 9 Saturday—ChanGelJor- ip. N , B - Wheps* c iresm s taR s e s w ill p e r m ^ Faslengers and Goods w ifi be convej ed to, iroy in the FIRErFLY, without any adil*^ NetD Tohachih Segait ]\lANUFACTOIiy. TASTE. AND TRY.. f 1 iH E Eub.scriber.s having commenced thft A. manufacturing of Tonacco and Segara ill at! its various, branches, offer for sple-ak their factory ore door south of Mess.Ilaighk & Van Yoorhi’s «tore, Phtg, Pigtail, Ladles’’ Tsiist, Che^iv^- and Smoking Tobacco ; Spanish, h a lf Spanish, New-Orleans American Segars ; MaccaBy., Rappee and Scotch Snuffi VThiclUliey Rill sell wholesale andretajl -as cheap as can be purchased in the countyj. if not in the .state. Merchants who deal in the above aiticlg- willdo tv^l to- call and examine for them, selves. Ordfersfrom the coantry attended (a with panctualily and disp.atch-. ^ D . D. Ptttcher, Co,- ■ Catskill, .Tune 17, 1824\. 4i> 6m SO A P AJVB C A J V D J E FACTORY. JT I R A M COMFORT, at his faeforjv AA- at the head of Main—street, next doev- to H, & O I*, AsHIsx’s Leather Store, w'iH keep constantly on hand MOULD and DIPPED CANDLES, of all sizes, from 4i^ to 10ns.' Also,—BAR and SOFT SOAR, trarran* ted to bfrOf equal quality io any mannfnc*^ tured in this state, which will he sold a t Spectacles, all descHpt ions kept constantly for sale by pan 9. CROSWELL & BRACE- Tobacco, T%/rAYLAND, lUELL, & CO’.s. fine cut i r A Tobacco ; Scotch, Macaboy and rap pee Snuff*; Spanish and American cigars. Sold at the New-York prices, by April Cornwall ScDonnelly, Agents. B, W. Dwight, f j f AS just received, and is now opening a A A geneva! assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, among other articles he has a large assorlment ol elegant Ladies’ Scis-'-ors. Catskill, Sept. 16, 1824. ,61 Carpeting. ^ riNHE subscribers keep on hand for safe, a A good supply of imported Ingvatn Car peting, made entirely of wool, and of fast colours. Also, a good supply of domestic Carpeting. SAMUEL SMITH & CO. Sd mo- 4th. H. C. wishes tP purehase rough and tried TALLOW: Also, good HOUSK ASHE9i for which cash end the Jifehe;st- price n il! be paid- Catskill, Oct. 17,1825. is SURROGATE'S NOTICE, ^ T>eianidre County, ss. 4 LL persons interested In the estate o f Jfk. Joseph Hurd, late of the town of Stain-' Old, in said/?ounty, deceased, areheieby® notified to appear before Robert Norths surrogate of the county ol Delaware, a t hi* office in VFalton, on Tuesday the ninth d ay of November next, at 3 o’clock in the afttv-* 'ffoon of said day, to shew cause if any they Liifive, why so much of the real estate where of thesaidJoseph Hurd died, siezed, sloalil not:be sold as •n’ill be sufficient to pay hi# debts. Dated September 18,1824. . 62 6 ROBERT NORTH, Survegale, A SUBSTANTIAL, wellbailt, one horse x l . W a g g o n , nearly new, A lso —an assortment of Bark Mills an Fanning Mills, for sale by B. W. Dmght. Catskill, July 15, 1824^^ __________ 52 lY order of John V- D. S- Scott Esq. first # judge of the court of common plea.«, in and for th« county of Greene, notice is here by given to all the creditors of William G. Fin- lile, of the town of Cairo, in said county, •an in s o lv e n t d e b tor, to shew cause If a n y they have, before the said Judge, at his office in the town of C a tskill in said c o u n t y , on the 16th day of October next, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s estate should not be made for the benefit of a1! his creditors, and his persoffbe exempted from rinprtsonincnt,pur suant to the act entitled “ mi act to aRdi h imiM-r.sonmentfor tlebt ill c e r tain c-as-es,” pas sed April 7,1819. Dated September 1824. 59- Gw T^^HEREAS Ebenezer Monger and Mas- V T ty bis wife of the Town of CoXTUtkie, in the county of Greene and state of New- York. by an indenture of mortgage bearing date the twentieth day ot^September eno thqn.sao.l eight hundred and tWenty-Gte, did mortgage unto Joh n H. M o n -ison of the town o f Biooklyn, county ol King.‘ and .statq afore.said, for. the purpose of sefuring the payment ofasum of money mentioned i» the said mortgage—certain premises desorL- bed in the said mortgage as follows-^**-Alt that certain piece or lot of land situate, ly^ ing and being in the village of Coxsaefeie, io the town of Goxsackie aforesaid, now in jhe occupation of Peter C, Gonineaud John W* Y a w D e n b m g h , bouniled on the w est b y a lot Gflaiid belonging to the wife of KilHam Griffin, OH the north by the lands of Robe i t, Wu Van Denburgh, on (he east by a lot oF land belonging toRichuifl Van DinbUIgh^ and on the south by the Coxsar.kie turnjjik* road or stieet, uhich said lot is io width ono hundred and twenty four feet, and in length tw'o hundred feet,”—And whereas default las been made in the payment of the said sum of money, public notice is hereby giv» en that the sabl moitgaged premises with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, will be sold at public auction or vendue, by vir-, tue of a power contained in the said m o n , gage, and pursuant to the statute in sueh case made and prdvided, at the bouse of ?e». berry Fish in the village o f Cox.'ackie aforc' said, on the first day of February next, a t tw'O o’clock in the afternoon of that day.-= Dated July 24, 1824. John H- Alorrison.. Yap Dyck & Bronk, att’ys. 54 6m ' ' “ “ \ ' ' \ I'' ' . — — ■ ' ' Ik Hum and Molasses. very Sue- B Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the sttpreme court and to me directed and d e livered against the good' and chattels, lands and tenerneu^s of Asa Tryon, I h a v e seized and tak e n th e o n e h a lf o(a sa^r mill, the property of said Asa 'fry- on, bounded a.« follow's—west’on John Pres ton, east and south on (he highw'uy, con taiiung one acre of land ?he .same more or. less. The right and title ot said T r y o n to the abttve described premo'cs, t sKall ex’* pose to sale at public vendue on the 6th day of Ncvcrnlrer next, at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, at. Nicholas N. Rowe’s in Dur ham. Barhaitv, Sept. Sff, 1824. 63 ' Joel BeJlawy^ Sheriff. Q Hluls St Croix Rum O 3 do Antigua do 3 do Molasses, foi reta'iling, sale a t ^ .jnaU advanco hy y'EisB'iFi.u & D ax . Jpn729,1824 _______________ 4l • BOOK BINBEKY. rg ll lK sub criber ca. vies- on Book Bindirg^ 5 as usual. Be has now a very expe rienced binder from New-York, wbp wi|I execute any work with neatness and dss^ patch. N. ELIiTOT'r, Book-Belter. C U T N A I L S , casks cut Nails, ju.^t rfeceiveO by A u g 4, 1824. B . W . D av ^ cti - i Westeim Fluur, rec’d, a few B'ariels Ontario FIosi^ W of superior quality for family use, ajpl for sale by S mitr 4 ipS’ Catskill^ 9th mo.2;, 'K ■
