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'TJ^i-y # \ ballot for suitable ■ andidates to fepfeseal this Cl uiu^ m liie next Legisiatore } and on canvassing the votes it appeared, that TU- ISI-SP. VAN SLYCK,ofihetoivn'ofNevv- Baitirnore, and DANIEL, BLOOiVlEK, of the town of Hunter, were ooininaied' 'Therefore^ Besolved, That this conven tion accordingly recommend them to the eiectoi! of said county for theirsnpport. Tiesolved, That Garret Perseij Jr. Ches ter Hull, Jr. Anthony Van Bejgen, John C. Dewitt, & Sam’l. Harailfon, be delegates to meet in District CouveBtion at the house of John T. More, in Ro'xbury, on Monday the 18th inst. for the purpose of noinioating’ a suitable candidate to represent the counties of Greene and Delaware in Congress, and that the Delegates are hereby instructed to select Such candidate from the county of G r e e n e . Resolved, That SYLVESTER NICH OLS of the town of Athens, be and is hereby recOirtmeuded as coroner for the county of G r e e n e . Resolved, That this convention do most coidially approve of the ■nomination made at Utica, o f DE W ITT CLINTON for Gov ernor and J a m e s T a LLM A D GE for Lieut. Governor, and that we will use all fair and honorably means to promote their election. Resolved, That this convention most cor dially nnite in the nomination of IlICH- A lll> M’MICHAEL, bf the city of Sche- Itectady» as- a Senator for the third senate fistrict, and willgive him our warm snpporl- jKeso/eeid,‘That this convention earnesUy reconjraend to their representatives In the state legislature, the passage ofa law giv ing, the choice of electors of President and Vice President to the people; also, that they act with reference to such an amend ment of the constitution of this jState, as will place the appointment of Justices with the people. Resolved, That this convention are deci dedly opposed to Legislative caucuses, be lieve them dangerous to the rights and lib erties of the people and anti republican. i^esolved. That the persons from the fol lowing-towns be a committee to promote the state and county notninatfong at the ap proaching elections, viz. Greenville-Tlenry Bogardus, Arvil Finchs James P. Green, Thomas Place, Uriah Sle- vens, Peter Braotjow, Abraham P. Lamp- man, Joseph Biaisdell, Ebenezer Finch, Newman Finch, Joseph Waldron, Joua- iban ScoQeld, Henry Scofield, Thomas Kel sey, Simon Stevens, Peter Lanipmaa, John Benedict, Stephen Benedict, Gideon Cobb, Charles Searsall, John Van Btenls, Daniel Van Bienis, Henry Van Oblines, Ab salom Cohvell, Obadiah Colwell, Francis Dawson, Samuel Townsend, Henry Bogar dus, Jacob Bogardus, John Bell, Asahel Sanford, Ebenezer Carter. Lexington—Raosom Johnson, Cbesfer Hal!; Jr. Joseph B. Brooks, Ralph Coe, Rob ert Webster. GoapsocSie—Henry W ehst e r,Hem^Green, Henry^ Adams, Hiram Loneks, Jacob Loneks, Sickles Ilallenbeck, William V. B. Adams. , • CalskUl—t)avid Dutcher, Abraham De- ddrick. . i JVew) Baltimore —^Benjamin Baker, Eli sha Hall, Elisha Powell, J r. Lee Wheeler, Peter P. Van Slyck, Elisha H. Powell. Resolved, That the p.-oceedings of this convention be published in the Catskill Re corder. JOHN C. DEW ITTi ChPn. P . T. M esi ^ k , Sec’ry- . • Owia’g to the pTess. o f political mat ter; this week,' we are compelled to exclude a number of artjcles of news end' advetr tisemenls prepared for oiir paper. . : >' 1 I\ Masonre Motiee.’ 4 LL regular Chap'ter.s, Maik Masters and J \ . M aster’s Lodge's erf Free and accepted Masons, and all licgdlar Brethrett of the Pratei nity o f all orders and-degrecs within our vicinity, are respcetfuUy invited tq M- uite with Piiendsliip Chapter Ko. 56, at their Room, in.Uuihaui, ill Celebrating the ensu ing lesiivat of St. John the Evangelist, on the 27ih of Detember next, as chapters and Lo^ige^ or individually, as may be most con venient for them. B y o.rd er o f the Chapter, H iuam C auteu , { j „ , 5- WiLciAM H. R eed , f ' Snuflf&rFineCatTobacc6. BAIIDS FOE, SALE. ILL be sold at the house of Mackay H iraivi B. J omks , Durham, Oct. 1 4 ,1«24, 65 iUv J . P. DECKER, M erchant Tailoir, AS just retiu iied from New-Yovk. with a superior assOrtiaeut of black, blue, EuiTct, oUve, green, and drab BROAD CLOTHS; together with a good assortroent of O a MCETS, PI.AI3JS, K ersemekes , V bi ,- VETs, V evi ' s kgs , and T kimmincs , of every de-cripiion ■w''hich will be kept constantly on ivAod, and which he ofl’ers on such terms as will be an imlucement for his friends to fa vor him with their c^^toal. He has aBo procured a new Paitern Coat of the iate.'.t fashion. Ai<o patterns for G reat Coats, Cloaks, Coats, Frock Coats, ■ Vests, Pantaloons, ^c. These, with approved workmenj'and adc- (ernunatioD to e^cute woik well and in good taste, he believes will give hinl a claim to the Continued patronage of the public. (O’ Ready made CLOTHING kept con stantly on hand- CuTTiNo promptly attended to. The orders o f his friends in the cohntiy will be gratefully rereived. Catskill, October 15,1824. 65 -p E T E K ^ GEORGE LORILLARD, 42 JL Chatlia!n-st*j?ew\Ymfe in'onu their cusionurs and otftO'S, that they can now supply them with Snuff and Fine Cut To-‘ bacco at the following lew pricesj a t whole sale, owing to the low priceof materials, and to the improvements recently made in tlieir manufactory. MACCOBOY SNtJFF IN JA?tS. 1st quality MaccObpy Situif, SO cents per IB. 2d do do do 28 do Sd . do do . do 26 tlo SCOTCH SNUFF m BLADDERS. 1st quality Scotch bjiuff, 18 cents per ib. 2d do do do , 16i do Sd do do , do ■ .15 do 4th do do do 12 do FIN E C U T TO B A CC O . 1st qualify for Chewing* 22 cis. per dozen 2d do do 20 ■ , do ’ S<1 do do 18 do With a geperal as.sortiuet ,t of e^eiy article In the above line including a great variety of SNUFFS, such as Pine Rippee, French do. Spanish do. Sicily Maccoboy, Ma'tete do. Tuberose, Bourbon, Strasburgh, Saint- omareaml Irish High T o a s t, Also, Ameri can , New-OrSeans a n d S p a n ish S J S G A ltS . , All the above anicle.‘< wavvautul equal to auy manufactuied. C»» t. 6. 4W65 Croswell, Inn Keeper in Die village of Cakkill, OnThuisday, the 28th day of OclobeTnext, ,at 12' o’clock at nOon, two certain tr\ct.s, ^vms or ptrtcels o? land situ ated in the\qu^ty of Greene in thte state, the one beings in the town of Cat.skill, and situated ab )iit,jf.even miles from Catskill Landing,, beii)^,the' west part of lot No. 8, in thfe Catskill pUlent, iOnnei’ly the properly of Stephen Fbu*yr, containing one hundred acres more «,ni less;, the Other situated iu ^ the town: of Ghivo, late the town ol Canton, \ connly of-Greehe,.bounded east by land now or late in possession of Comfort Jack.‘<on, sooth by Iftni o f John M. Crouse, west by land of David Van Ness, and north by land of Nathan Elliott ami latterly the property of James Gale, containing two hundred and ten acres more or less, the usual ti ustee deed will be executed .to the purchaser—the sale will be peremptory. Terms, twenty per cent, cash on the tlay of sale, the residue on the first day of December next, 'H’hen the deed Avil! be deiiveiet!.- , Thomas xSyyffh'ji, I John *S. Schermerhorn, > Assignefes, Samuel C. Jaqnes, } TfeW'Verk, 29. 1!>24 4w64 F j 3 r t u n & s J t l e a d ( Q u a r t e r s TAILORING' A RDSSELL, respectfully informs hie frien<ls and •eustumei’s, that he contin ues the above busints.s in the building <li- rectly opposite Thos. Liuibrick^s Dry Good Store, and Luo doors above ihe Po^t erflice. He has just returned from New-York with tlie lute St I'asiuons for Coats, Vest's, Pantaloons, Jyc. and feels prejrared to meet the calls o f his friends, and hopes by his lon'g experience, to give general satisfaction, and solicits a share qi public patronage. iCj* Cuuing done at short notice. CalskilS, Get. 15,1 8 2 1 40 T O T H E E L E C T O R S O f the Counties o f Greene and Detaxasare. WHILE priuciple vvas made the stand ard of republican guidance, and the concen tration of pubjic ppiciion was necessary to the effectual resistance of a powerful oppo- sitiou to the fundatnsntal principles of a re publican government, the system of caucus -nominatiSa was kept pure, and its happy iq fluences were every where felt and acknow ledged. But the nianifest degeaeracy of its purity is uow as evident in its having be- epine the machine, of faction, in which the intrigue and luanagemeat o f the aspiting demagogue are consumroated, whereby the most worthy are excluded-from the bestow-* •meots of public honours as its operations are unnecessary by the universal prevalence of republican sentiments. The most strenu ous supporters of the caucus system are now known throughout the state as tbq advocates of a corrupt'aristocracy at Albany, through whom the expressed will of the ’peop,te has been defeated, and their sovereignty tram pled underfoot. Believing that the people will soon obtain a clearer insight into the re lations o f political cause and effect, and that' the time is at band when insensibility to the honour of the slate, when unnatural combi nations against her-public benefactors will be branded with contempt by an indignant and betrayed people. No true patriot can .■deprecate the dissotutioii of a system of .uumination pregnant with so many evils,* when the necessary causes of its ipstitution bave ceased to exist; and its copfiouaoce ljot being necessary for the n^ntenaoce of republican government, nor MKhe interest and sovereignty of the people.^W ith these views, ^nd at the pressing solicitatioa of my friends, I announce myself a Cauditlate for Gongress, and humbly solicit your support at the approaching election. The place I have long filled iq the republican faoks. my devoiedpdss and ardent services in ail our struggles for the advancement of repub lican .principles, are sufficiently known. And you may rest assured, should.my fellow citizens give me their s.qffrages they will find jno alteration in my principles, REUBEN HOSFORD. Lexington, October 4, J824. M A RRIED—On Sunday eveniug last, by the Rev. .Mr. Thomas, of Dutchess.county. Mr. E vkritt H inman . , of Milford, Otsego CO. to Miss L o k D o a n , of Windham. At Cairo, on the ‘7th inst. Mr..C hristo -' H irfr , a soldier who lost both haod.S in the la?t war, to Mias EtizAUKTu G bit - 3WAN. DIED —lo tins village, on the f>th inst. Mr. SaatitEL S tewart , aged 34. His .death \yi»s occasioned by being thrown from a vvaggon on the 2d instant, which injured his head in such a manner that he remainfed entirely senseless opfi! he expired. * . At Cairo, op the 8th inst. very suddenly, Mrs. P amela HiNu, wifeofMr. Lewis Hiue, aged 27. •\t Middletown, Md^.fith inst. Mr. T hos . > 0 N\*, Sarge-int qt Arms of the House of i^^iesematives o f the United States. SHINN’S - pa n a c e a , \OOR the cute ofSc.Vo'Ula or Kings Evil, 1? Sypitiuc and MercuviaV Diseases, Rhca- matbin, Tamours, ricei>,j&c> &c. CERTIFICATES. tthilaieliihia, 1824. I certify that 1 hava been for many years alSicted with rhenmatLsm. A b’o've five years ago, 1 WU.S attended by a respectable Ph) si. cian of this city, who putnie undei a course of mercury—Since which time I have been w’OTie ; n!5* disorder having been accompa nied by seveie pains tlisotigts avy whole sys tem ; And last winter my right leg was much sweiled.ajjd so much contracted, that I could scarcely pul my toes to the ground, and was obliged to IVaik with a crutch. In P^bniary 'last I bought .some of .1. Shinn^s Panarc-a, and aftei uiking three bottles, find that I am free from pain, and that my leg is restored to its natural use. • - ■ 1 am indaced to make this pulili'c for tlie benefit pf the aiSicted. * Charles B a r ids, ■ Malt-aUey, Fkiia'kfphia, Philadelphiii, ilfa.'c4-10t/i.T824. _ I certify, lor the benefit of the afilicted, that 1 have been, for seven years last past, iifilic.ted with the liver complaint, diiriug which time I have been attended fay several physicians, but vecfived uo permanent bene- fit. Hearing of Mr. Swaim’o Fanacea, 1 ftp plied to him for some o f i t b e i n g poor and unable to pay for it at the time, could npt obtain any. I next appliedlo J. bhiun, and rece|ve<l some of hi.*; Panacea, Avhich greatly herefitted me. The ye in and soreness o f luy side was removed, and 1 was again able VO work at x4y trade. Charles .Bowman, Geraian-street, South Walk. This is to certify, that.my apy<• entice boy*, .1. Morrison, aged 18 years,, has been several years afflicted with the King’s evil, attended with an extensLye ulceration over th'ei.bodyi with acute pain. In January tast* I heard . of J. Shittn’s Panacea, and .obtained fd.v him three bottles, which effected an'entire and cerayleie cure, and he isnow in good heUllh, and able to work at his tT»ds. Alex^r Ranken. Front-street, above Foylar-lane. C3* The ab >ve medicine just received and for sale by CliOSWELL & BRACE, Caisfeiil, Oct. 15. Druggists. 65 Universal Geography^ 4 NC1E'’^T and Modern, on foe princi- xxL pies of tpomparison and Clas.sification. accompaniedfoy an' Atlas on tin improved' plan, exiiibiting'the Religions, Governaients, and civilization ofeount! ies and the compav- ative si'ze of towns, livers and mouniaius, vvilh the climales and productions of the eiuih. M odebn GEOGKAPHy. by U’m. V. IVoodhridge, A ncient G eogbafht , as connected with Clpoiioiogy umi Anciei.t History, faj'’ Emmd V/iUxr'd.- CC/” The above worK, together with the “ Rudiments' o f Geography” and Atlas,de signed for comm OK schools, are for salt .by the dozen or single, by ELLPATT, Agent tor the. Publishers Catskill, Dot. 15,'t . m 65 Opinions of Ike Work, I have examined the “ siy.'s.em of Univer sal Geography, «n thg principles ofeompav- iron and classification,” and consider ;it due to the authors to express the high opinion w'hich I entertain of the«3fce‘lent'work. I'he plants juiicious and the execution evinces laborious i-e-search and grt-at ability, aivd it is hot too much to say that I know of no book of a similar chatapfec that contain more useful, better firranged and move cofi - denied information. DE WlTT CLINTON. Extracts from ,a ndlice of this work pohlishcd ix the North American Review for Oclober. I* The plan on which this Geography is executed L in some ie.spe«U8 original, and has many things to . recommend it. The The work has been dral^n up at immenve industry and good success”-^He foat Sue*' ctefis in coiideostngthe impOrfottt hranchys of knowledge, so as to diminish the time and I labour of acquisition, is a benefactor to so rieiy, and deserve.s the approbation ol -a generous pub'ic.—Ift this light we are dis posed to A'ieu;. the effoiis o f My Woodb'idge, and to vecr.iritrtend his ivork at least to the experiment oFteachers. MiS. Willardspai-t of the work on anejeni Gcagmphv, is per- spicuoins and executed ivith good judgment, and for so concise a treatise,^ it answers in every respect the purpose desired in a w<mk df'fois sort. ■ • Dpmions of the Rudiment's o f Geography .and the School Atlas, .. FcoOT the Rev. A.shbei Green, D. D. late president of Pwncetou College. The plan is ingenious and .quite original, ft is adinivably adapted to the capc.citie.s of the j'oung, sinA cannot faillo’aue.st ami fix their attention. The siudy of Geography Avtii no loiiger prove an irksome task tp per plex the tnind and burden the mt'mo.ry, ln\t will become, a delightful exercise, a sort of mental recreation.” Professor Goodrich of Yale College re mai'K.s, The sj'stem ol- classificalioai which pfcniiarly. distinguishes your wove , is ex cellently adapted to facilitaie the acquisl tion of knowledge and to luipress it.on the memovy.” PALMERS', iVVLook at this /.AJj THE sub.sctiber ivisbing to retaove, ^*Tfga offers for sale his very valuable Farm, situate in tiie totin- of Cairo, cotinly of Greene, 7 miles front Cat-kill Feny, laying on'b'ith sides o f the CatsUill 't'urnpifce, con taining 100 acres- Op said farm is a house. barn, outhouse*., and two young thrifty or chards. Almut .50 acres are in a high stale of cultivation—.SO sicics of which arc Flats, adjoining the Catskill neek, equal to any in pthe cottniy—the remainder containing a good proportion ol young Tinubtr. ilie sibove property will he sold cheap,_ and terms of paymeni made easy. An indisputable title will be given. D aniel B assett . Cairo, Got. 7,1824. . 13wu4 M. D.TAN LOAN, \ ^\kFFER.S for sale a good assortment of U P A I N T B & DYE SriTFFS,at ihastore foruierly occupied by Sayre Si Vna Loan, among which are— Paints. Best London ivht.Lead Red Lead VenetiaTi Red Paris White Spanish White D y e r s Articles. Nicaragua Logwood C a m w o o d •, F u s t ic AUum Copperas • Bine Yitfiol Oil Vitriol Maddar ; NutgallS’ Spanish Indigo Bengal do Verdigrise Clothiers Jacks Teasils, &c. po,ooo. 20.000 for $7 10.000 ' for 3,50 5 , 0 0 0 fo r 1 , 7 5 2,500 for 88 goon will prize on prize, Ip qfiigfi succession rise, To'daz^te and surprize, “ T h e anxious wish of longing eyes, •,:With GLITTJSRtNG G O L D ! Spanish Brown Chrome Yellow Patent Si French do Yellow Ochre Prussian Blue Rose Pink Turkey Umber ■ Litharge; Black Lead ^4X.90- Gold Leaf,Gum CopalElephant o i l . Ouni Shiluc Whale do Gopal 'VaiTiisb Glass o f all sizeS Spirits Tui'peatiffe Brushes, a good as- Rosin ; paint Oil sortnient Sperui do. winter and Sand paper. ' summer strained Also, a good assorlmtnt of DRY GOODS, GROCERIE.S and HARDW ARE, all of which win ba sold low for ca.fo, or exchan, ged for most kinds o f country produce. . Catskill, Sept. 20, 1824. 62 : F . M T Notice. n r i H E anntial fair o f the G rbibk I b C ounty 1 A,G«ic«L'ruRAL S ociety , will b& held at the house ol Mrs. Ludlow, in Cairo, on the third Tuesday an l Wednesday, the 19th and 20th October inst. B y order of the President, • GEO. A. CROOKER, Eecretarp. O c tober 15,1824. -65 iw WILBUR’S REFERENCE TESTA- AIENT. New Testament' of our Lord and JL Saviour .lesns Christ, with Teferenecs • artda Key sheet of Q.uestions, hblorical, doc- ti inaf and pracefcal, designed to fadiyitate thearquisiiiou o f scriptural knowledge in br- bl# classes, sunday schools, common schools and private farailies: To which is added useful Tables of t-cripture. names, scripture chronologj'and scripture references. Also, Scott’s Family. Bible, and BeUgiouS Tracts, (or sale by S- W a RDWELL. CCr Book-binding executed at short, notice (’at-kill, Oct. 15, 1824. 65 ALMANACKS for 1 8 2 5 , ffjy\ the gross, dozen or single, bv | j Oct. L5., N. ELLIOTT. TO DROVERS ^5^ire subscriber having taken the Slaiightering ^ Packing Establishment y at the CatskilV Landing (fpimerly pccupied by Caleb Eldred, wishes to purchase from 1000 to 2000 CATTLE, for biirrelling. He is provided with BAR RELS, S a l t , and experienced batchers, and can accommodate those who wi*b to pack their beef on as good teem.s aa any Other establishment on the river. ' i As there are two large Slaughtering houses in this village, flrovers can be accommoda ted without detention. Reasonal>ie''a<ivan- ces on beef left to be sent to market. • Solomon C. Woodrttff. ■ To Tamiers- The subscriber will'have HIDES for .«ale through the season, - S. G'. 'W- Catskill. Sept. 16,1824. 61 9 ^■n^OULD again inform his frieutls and f ? the public that he has for.fiale Ticket*-, halves, quarters and eights, in Literatur. Lottery, CfA«s 'No. 2, to be dvaw'n «m ih< ■ 20tb of October next, the scheme ofwhici. is the same-as the last, in which Fortune’- Head Quarters mhs ' so highly favorrd, an-t where prizes; will again imroubltdiy be sold to a great anu unt~ therefore po lime shouhl he lost by tbose pef.sons wiio wish for th« above prizes hi making immediate appiicu- t ifv-.'V Ti<*E-»>tCa(..kill. Sept. SO. 6.'?! New Goods. sub oribers have recently supplied 4, themsjf'lveji willi seveiaihandsome lots of an nnoMialiy sive assortment aiieady ou hand, enable- Iheai to supply the various wants of thei*. cu.domei'S on accommodaiiiig terms. They may now sole the following articles just re ceived— 4 4 super Sea Island Shirtings 6 4 , , damask dimity Elegant black and white calicos <io dark chintz & La Fayette do Merino a> e.ss hdkf- bik-white ami tcavlet Russia Diaper ; Eagle fane/ silk vesting Children’s shoes: Imitation glass cloth Caroline stripes; Irish Linens Plaid Cifoassians ; Men’s cotton hoze Large figijred bombazrits, assorted colors Plain scailet Kersemeie shawls La Faj'etk'attd CliutoUMlk flag hdUts, PiaiC'l cloak clasps: Pait&y silk dress hkf» 1 case Leg'ijorn Gypsies from No 30 lo 40 Spbol Twist, b lk.andblue; Boiiuet Reeds Fancy Cojhbs, Black velvet ribbons Black.VtjMin g^’mp. Horse skin gloves Domestic piaid'’G'?p.ghams ’ Blk. aisdgfeea crapes: B uck skin mittens T pt belt. R-bl>*>«Sj assorted fiances 12'setts elegant gansature ribbons Fancy silk die*,s lidkIs. • Blk. wilt. & cri uison caihmere Long shawls Leghorn crowns from N o .26 to 40 Red& wh^ fiaHUelh; 15 doz. suspenders 20 ps, sup^r. Rus.sia Diaper Superior N. Orleans Molasses for retailing t Samuel Smith ^ Co. 9jh mn. Sl‘. 63 vTeas, liimi and Codfish- GH e I t S hyson, young hyson, hy- son 4,in, souchong and bohea Teas, i of a superior;quality. ■ .lafs'aica, k V G roix, A n tigua a n d Boston. Rum, br ttieJilKL bbl. &c. 40 Quintals Codfish. , M Kinstry^ D a y , ^ Co. Aug*. f6.- , 58 Cheap Groceries, &;c, HOMAS M. CLARKE and WHI- TING RACE have formed a .connec- uon in the Grocery Uuriness, under ihefirm o\' ■CLARKE 4- RJCE, did have opined a store at the herd o f Main ^■.rect,bppO.-,lte Mr. G. Raw ley’s Store, -wheic Uiey hiive on hapd a good assoitmtut of GroceriGS—tConsistiiig iu part o f Jamaica St. Croix, and Boston Runs, Co'gnac, Spanish stnd Cider Brandy, HoU'Andand country Gin, Wines, Cordials and Shrub. Lump and b'.o.wn Sugars; Mcla«.se.«, Coffee, T^as, Chocolate, iPepper, Pimento Rice, Ginger, Keg dud Box Raisins Maccaby and Scotch Snuff ; shaving soap Ladies’ iwiHt, Plug 5\nd paper 'I tdi.tcco Spanish and American Segars^ Pipes, Lemons—Corn Brooms, — Powder &shot Writing paper by the ream Shad and Mackerel Coarseanii fine Salt ; ent Nails R*>pes, Bed Cords, &c. &c. lnnkecper.s and families may besup'^ V'lied on as low terms as can be paichased in the village, (fj* Lumber and. country produce recei ved ip payment. . Caiskili| May 24,1824. 49 Falli G og (J s ;. •^ S /'iL L I A M PULLAN L thh d.vy-&arA 1 f. it-cfircd in atli.iiion to his i'otms,i* stock,, the foliowiBg Goods, which hs; w>iR{ sell at whoiesula or. reHtil at ir,>nmU adVi«y;gE ibv caslt. Black, blue and browu Broad Clothe,. . . Drab and njtxtd . do Blue, blk. and fashionable mixed casoimessA. Striped aiwl ribbed do Valentia, S.waiistlawaaad TtJlllaet vestin^s- Figured and plain silk _ di> ' Raltinetthnd La Fayette fig. Bombazetts. Cai vdine plu-id.** and .stri.pe.s ; Spool tabt Tartan ttMii Scotch phiids. Gi eon baize 4.4-lw.fo Linen, Long Lawn, Diajter CrjiHst.n. gi*en and black tubl>y Yfeh'cts Cassjmeve ’.datwls and itoiuls,, Biafelt htikil- ••.ilk 1: gaud biiadaoua bdkfs. Blk cambii^ Su.’t r .-Ok iviul cotton Dmbieih« Fluimd amt plaiP book iind iuidl-musllna. B « l, gi \cn white sn)d yeilow fltvnne.s Sattiueti.s, Doit hefoef bed 'rtck Domestic slreetings, shirtingspihecks & jda'ViS. 5-4.6 4, and 7 4 damask and chinlz sb'dwia Pins, spoolcoUon, liiifii thread, &.C. * Also,an extcn.rive a.ssortnisut ol FANCY' ' GOODS, viz. Blk. bine, purple, & straw cok wbt. GimpSj. A lavgp assortment o f Thread Lac'es Fig, Oros. tie Naples aad Levuntine silks ■ Silk, Velveteen, gaaize aiiil merino hdUts. Ga-hnieie Long shawi.i, very hundsome 2 boxe.' ol e egaut fig. liibbon.s. Dress hflkfSw ’ Ladies’ 4-id, beaver and horse skin gloves Men’s beaver, buck sxin ami dog s/fiu do '• 4.4 Barcelona hdkfs- 6-4 Idack silk shawls Crape shawls, Black Canton crape ' Figured thulle lacr. Watch ribbons Pink, gr^en, white and straw col. Florence Dark, chintz and fancy calicos, elegant A large assortnient o f ^\smb?,,&c. Catskill, Sept, 2.2, 1324. ____________ 62' PRliVIE GROCERIES. \J RA d DBOI*/ informs, bis friends and the JL public in general, that he lias opened tt Store two doors north o f A, C. HalF.s, wher^ he has on hand a general, assortment o f PRIAIE GROCERIES; which he is selling very low for Cash, ct-nsisling in part of foe following articles, viz :— . Jamaica, St. Croix, Antiglffl, au(] «ew Rllffl. Segneit and Spanish Brandy,, floiiand and Amerienn Oin, Molasses , Medaifiij-L. P.Tenevi&e, Port Sz &cot;o wine&. Loaf, lumx»and brown Sugar Hyson, young Hyson, and Hj'son Skin Tea# Plug and paper Tobacco, Ghocolale Flotant Itniigo,- Scotch Sc Atacabojr Snuff Pepper, Pimento and Ca.stia Muscatel and keg Raisins ^ Superior Spanish segars, best London Porter 'rurksl*-land ami lilowii Salt, Digby heiiing .- . Starch and ginger, cofiee and rice Engli.**b rifle poWder, bar lead ami shot Codfish, &c &c Tavern keepers and pttvate families sup plied on the most reasonable teims CC j ’ Cash paid for most kinds of cquntiy produce. * Catskill, May 6. 1824. ‘42 ^ ' New Goods. TRDESD AIL, iuformshisfriends and fyt • the public, that behas ju.*.t received a haiulsoine assortment of New aheap Goods, which he ofi'eis at reduced prices for cash. The ibllowiijg comprise a part now rec’d - Sap’i; handsome print calico.s, Su*per cambric mull muslins, 15 ps thieaddaov, elegant patterns. Cashmere and Velvariue dress hdkfs. Plaid and Figured .silk dress do. Tartanand Caroline plaids, good patterns, Black twill’d and plain bombazeit^, I'abby and corded velvets, Super Ladie*-’ worsted and cotton hose, Linen Cambrics, Kid* Glove.s, Gentlempu’s fine castor Gloves, ’ - Black andbovileredCassimere shawls, Dorchester bed Tick, Bonnet Reeds, Black Levantine silk. Belt Ribbons, Elegant Bat Ribbons,-horse skin gloves, Super blue and black broad cloths. Am. shirtings and sheetings, &c. .Auer. 26. -5 GREENE COUlfTY CASH STORE. Fall Goods. /CORNW ALL & DONNELLY have this V_;t (lay rec’d a hand.*-ome assoriment of Dry Goods, purshased recently iiad at the lowest prices, among which are Tartan audGaroTine Plaids Blk. blue, cviiuson and scarlet bombazetts Sali-bu'-y Flannels, Green Baize Scarlet printed casriinei e shawls Imitation 6-4 and 4-4 merino shawls Blue and brown broad cloths Mixed cassimere and sattinetts Wilton & Brussels Rugs FRESH g r o c e r i e s : O I C H A R D iVl.‘ MILLS and D A M EL TRYON, having formed a coimectiuoi iu the Grocery husiuess un<ler the fum of M IL L S h T R Y O N , have taken the store formerly occupied by E fruesdail, and adjotning the suire of Me'ssr.*!. Porter, Coil & Tappaii, where they have ju.st opined a general assoiimeiu o f GROCERIES, of which the foUowtng coiu- prise a patl ; t -> , J a m .iic a , S t. C r o ix a n d A n t i g u a , R u m , Bo^Uin do. Cognac uud S|>ani.sh Brandy, Holland giu Teneriffe ami rialaga wines Hyson, young hyson, and hyson sKi.n Tea&^ ‘F iig, ladiesiwist, and paper tobacco Macaba and Scotch Snuff Lump undbrowu sugay,-coffee, chocolate ■ R ice, eiimamon, pimeTuo,- pepper, gingee Keg and box raisins, figs, prunes ' Shad, herring, dry a«d psckletl Codfish Pork •, Wheat A>hi .Rye Flou.r ‘ Molu.'Ses, Tut ksTsland and blown Salt , Superior Spanish segars, Indigo, Slurclk Powder and shot, bar lead Corn brooms. Oranges and Lemons With various other aviicles, which wilOrX sold at a rsdut-ed price for cash. M. Si T. will receive Groceries weekly frtJin New-Yoik. * Cat.skill, May 6, 1824. . 4R . B. VV, DVViGiiT, W X .AS lately received 7 ionsSwedes’Iron JTJL 7 tons Hollow ware ; 1 ton ho<>i» Irbuj Band iron ; boi'sebh> e iron ; nail rods, Axle tret.s ; crorv bars: shalemould.s English blistered Ueel, warranted for axes. Swedes and cast steel; 100 caskK cut nails, EnglLslifine drawn nails of all sizes, Cut brads o f ail sizes. Brass kel ties; anviJs> Shovels and s{>ade.s.; vi.-e.s j bellows pipes, .Sledges ; files and rasps o f all kinds, Brass Andirons ; Shovel and fOiigSS, Philadelphia and German steel mill saWs and cross cut caws ; Hand, panr.el, sush, wood cutters and circular saws, plane.s, Plane Irons, chi.sspls, braces and bitts, Kiusb, chest, cupboard, draw Si stock locks. Butts and screws, Con»pa.‘ses, bolts', Brads and lacks 5 Knives and forks Pen, pocket, and two blade knives; -scissorSj, Shears,' Butcher, shoe ami bread knives. Straw knives; Spoonsoi an .kinds, Groceries, Iron, Hhds, Molasses ; 5 do. New Rum, 0 SO kegs cut aad wrought Nails, Swedes and English Waggon tire Rassbiv square, round, band & hoop Iron Horse Nail Hofls and shoe Iron English 0 ) German, Grawley and Swede.s Steel, with a geunra!assortment of Hotlow- Waic, all ol which are ofleiedfor sale at a swall advance by ,, H*. & J. P. WniTTi.LSE'y. JCatsfeiJl, iy5iU’'V'j!!age,.Aprii 19, 1824. 40 Sait and Brooms. BDSHEI.S Turks Island Salt, V 2(0 tlo Ainericdp do 100 do blown ' Jo 60 doz. Corn Brooms, for sale b y , H. ^ J. P. WhitUUey.. Catskill, Sept. 21, t824 62 . I . ............................ — 1^1, , 1? ■ iiww d \li-lRlS'l'l'ANT an d -cuinipun A liu n n a c k r , \ J by the gio s, doz. or single, for 1 8 2 5 , a l m a n a c k s for .';1 8 2 5 , TO Y the grm<t,'.dozen, or single, for sale b y j u AT r . Oct. 7, 'ISotice. rW lHE subscriber dffers for sale at foe Jl. Rope Walk and Mr. A. C. Hall’s store, a general assprtmeat of articles in his line suitable for eftuntry tueirchants, consisting o f j TR A C E ROPE, H A L T E R JIO P E , LEADING; l i n e s , BED CORDS, C L O T H E S L IN E S j F I S H & CH ALK L I N E S , TVYINE, various sizes, &c. And at the Rhpe W a lk, T A R , PIT C H , ^ OAKIIM, and ROSIN. TARREDi and MANILLA HEMP j CORD AGE tnade at short notice. W ILLIAM W EED E N , Rope Maker. Catskili, Oct^bher. 1824 • l.3wS4 Green, m l and white Flannels to o pieces, c a licos, new a n d elegant p a tterns i ti ,. . . La Fayelte calicos, Bombazetts and hdkfs. brass and irob CamllesUcks, Black, gieen and snailet r a b b y velvet Bine and black silk velvet Black, brown and green Gros De Naples Black Italian Lustring, Blk Bombaziae 20 lbs black Ilaliau SeM'ing silk Elegant Thread Laces, new patterns Fancy .silk dress hdk.*s- Cambric dimities Black silk and Washington Vesting B ac4 .sinchews and sarceneits Brown and blue Catnbh ts tor mantles 1 case No 4, 4§ and 5 pins. .GROCERIES, . 5 hhds M«Ias.ses 5 do St. Croix Rum, 10 chests hyson shn and young hyson Tea 10 kegs ginger '5 hags coffee, &c. Sept. 2. . 59 Going, Going for $7. for sale by S. W A B D W E L L . Notice. 3 3>OLLARS, T N LITER A 'fU R E LO ITEY. Class N 9 . estate are requested to make payment trifo-i out delay Friscilla Duncan, Executrix, < . C, Seely, Executor!■ Atlipns,_October 6th, 1824v 64 4tr ** . 1200 9«pt, SOi YARDS DomesUc S lining, for sale hy A1 D. Van Loan. Snuflers, snuffer trays, tea tiay.s, needie.s, Pins, knitting pins; Buttons,u largg assort*, menri — acso — SO HOKlE’S new patent Franklin Cook ing StoVes i Fanning niilh, and a good as- soitment of common Saddle; y , &c. Ac. alt which are offered for sale at the lowest price,*.. Catskill. Oct, 2t, 1H2S. _________ U Fresh Groceries, Two doors below Messrs^. Porter, Coit Tappan’s Store. suti-cribfer has just returned from? New Y^orlv uilh a geiifial as-oriment, of GU'riCERlES, which he wiUseil at. re*, ducetl pt ices for cu.'h. He w ill receive iVesh supplies from New'-York weekly, which w ill i-cmlei- fus assoriment complete, at whole- -ale ot l eutil. W illard Cowan-., r*.?t MU .blue to, 1824. ' B tt V <<i i.er o f John Y. D. S. Fcott Esq fijis^, O .iiidge of the eomt of common plea.*^, ir^ ail'’ for the county oi Greene, uoiiee is here- t J' g »eii to fill the creditors o f Join Wan LooTk. .//.of the town of Athens, in said county, an, i,.s )ivenl debtor, to shew t;a-us8 if any they h.ive., b<-iore the .-aid juslge, at his < ffice fo. ' the t<)Wii ot Catskill in said couqt-y, on the- ■iihday of Dectuhberitexi, at 10 o'clock iu, an assignment o f tlw 8ai:% iisuU'cut’se**t:vte should n-'t be made f'r (he- benefit t)f all hiscreditojs, and he be tliSs,. riiarged, pursaani to the act entitled ‘^an acli I lor giving relief iU cases o f insolvency,’^ the acts amending‘the sam ‘ Dated Oc.tobfr IS, 1824, #5 ^ ' -1 \vJ M . Jl /J ‘ J H t i l -V I ■ \ ‘ V
