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tR i D A Y MORNING, NOYBMBER 19. C HKftncAL B.iNK.—Considerable excite- Tnent has been produced in the legislature in consequence of a leUer signed by William Oaitlweil, addressed to- (be cbairtnan of the seJect coraiiiittee who wore apppioted to inquire into the causes of corruption that are alleged to have been practiced, in pro curing the charter for the Chemical Bank. Mr. CaldweM was summoned before the ■house as evidence to prove that bribery was practiced in the obtaining of the charter; - but be asserts that as he understood some of the very men who bad been guilty of the crime alleged were received as evidence he would not appear before the boose, as the time, which be required to substantiate the existence of corruption would necessarily be lorigor^than the legislature could sit. The letter was unanitnously considered by the bouse as at once a libel on the legislature and disrespect to their authority. The Ser- geant-nt-arms was ordered to faring Cald well forthwith to the bar of the house, who, having left Albany, Was pursued to and taken at New-York. As the writer of the letter and the signer appeared to be dilFerent indi' viouals, a committee was appointed to ascer tain the author, who was likewise consider ed liable ; and the report being made, Am brose Spencer appeared to that committee as the author, upon which a very considera ble discussion took place with regard to the law on the subject, and it appeared that un less an iolention to insult the house could be made to appear against Mr. Spencer, he as counsel for Mr.'Caldvveil could not be liable, lie was therefore . sammoned before the house and gave a saiisfaclory explanation. Er.ECTORs oi* PnesiDENT.-^ We have on ly time simply to info.-m oup readers that the electors of President are chosen. On this subject the public mind has been much di- %'ided, but as we have all along been indu- .ced to believe, M f . Adams has obtained tbs voteof this'state.. The resuU of the elec, tion is for Adams 25, Clay 7, and Crawford 4. • We however are disposed to think that the choice which is made will give more gen eral satisfaction Ibau that for any other,Can didate. ELECToa.tn In a discussion in the Senate on the Electoral Bill. Mr. Earll pro posed an amendment, viz. that ail that part of the bill, after the word “ assembly,” in the second line, be struck out; and that at the next P^ovember Electtob each voter may ex^ press on- hjs vote, whether he wishes that a change in the Electoral law, should, be by district, general ticket and a plurality of votes, or by general ticket and a majority of the whole. This amendment passed the- Senatejand has been referred to acommittee of nine in the house. ' *■ \ S hocktxg AcctDENT,~John Lee, a mao about 60 years of age, was grindjog bark in the factory of Captain Morss, at Windham, a few days since, when, his feet slippiog, his ' arm was caught by the Crackers which stopped the machinery. This took place about 12 o’clock at night, and,he remained eiitatigled until next morning at d o’clock; when he was taken out perfectly sensible, and had his arm amputated, but died in a few hours after. ,He was a native of Spring- field, (Mass.) a clothier by trade, and has children living west of Utica. E hkata .—In the official Statement pub lished In our last, in a part of the impres sion, the name of W m. Tolley was inserted through mistake as Chairman, in place of Thus. jB. Barker. The Jr, after Richard M’Michae! should have been omitted. Tlie returns from the electoral districts in Maryland give 7 for Jackson, 3 for Adams and I for Crawford. In-Delaware, 2 for Crawford and 1 for Adams. The scbr. Trio, which left Portsmouth a few days since, returned the next day, the crew (7 hands) having caught, ia about 9 hdUrs, 60 bbls. mackerel! V MARRIED—At New York, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. William Berriap, Mr. Awnnew B. H axtow to Miss M ahv A nn B ritton . New Goods. \^STILLIAM Pl^fjLAN respectfully iii- T f form-- the public, that he has received a. considerable arlditioo to his early pur- rbases, viz,-— Cloth<i, <-hirting, sheeting and checks TtTeiiao scarlet and Riack long shawls <<~4 sqa-ti-e-hlack and scaTlet merino do. 4-4 do do - do do Jt'ack O tricl! plnines— lO boxes Ribbons iradies’ Idk. and red mcvocco spring walle!8 rio. morocco thread case.s & pocket books Snppridr 32 inch Sinchew XJmln’ellan Itaiciite clasp?, polished steel hooUs&rings W. PULLAN has also added tohisforr mer business a clioice selection of Groceries, Which for quality and cheapness only .re* quires a call—-viz ; Cognac Brandy, Jamaica & St. Croix Rum Wines, gunpowder, hyson, hyson skip and souchong Tcae, St. Croix Sugar of a su perior quality, Loaf do. Kfg and box raisins, Nutmegs, Pepper Pimento, Ginger, Indigo, Corn Brooms Starch, Plug Tobacco, Snuff and Molasses Liquors warranted genuine as imported— T a v e r n keepers and p r i v a t e ramilie? maj’-re ly upon being supplied at reduced jmees. Catskiil, Nov. 18. 70 Just Received, A VERY extensive and new assortment o f C H ILD R E N ’S BOOKS, SABBATff SCHOOL and TOY BOOKS. N ELLIOTT, BooKseller. Catskiil. Nov. 18,18®*. 70 F o r fu n e ^ s I fe a d ^ Q u a r te r s F o r e v e r ! TWO PRIZES OF H DOLLARS. P . B . P R A T T , AS the satisfaction of again pre.-enting to his friend? and costortfers'. the followimr splendid. Scheme in LIl'ER \ PURE LOTTERY, Class No. S, ^ 2b be drawn the 15th o f December next, ’ 15^,000 30.082 If,GOO • io,ipoo 8,200 5,100 3,060 20,808 68,850 2 Prizes o f ^10,000 3 6,000 1 3,082 17 1,000 20 500 41 ■ , 200 SI 100 51 \ . 60 1,734 1.2 11,4.75 34,220 Tickets. gl71,100, 13,395 Prizes, f 20,825 Blanks,.y ^ Present price of Tickets p —-Shares in proportion. . ® .‘cheme is so welt calcdlated to meet the appro- bat on ol hts friends and customers, that no time will be lost in applying to him ini^e- di^elv for Tickets, while they can be had aj fo smad advance from thescheme price. recollected that many capital prizes have recently b.en obtained at this omce. (□=■ Ortlers, post paid, enclosing the cash will be attended to at all times, and I ickets forwarded to any part of the comu.y. 0 d I SKILL, Oct. 28,1824. 67 DRAWN NUMBERS IN CLASS NO. 2, FOR AUGUST. _ _ _ _ _ 1 2 3 9 1 8 3 7 1 5 5 4 5 8 G R E E N E COUNTY. d! ^ M fO 2- ‘!!! P CO M* . 5\ (Ji =5 S; ® ^ 0*3 ,s: <*» p o s S P isii. to tn |_1 I— -5 CB rfs. 05 H- w to w «) w ta 05 o, «4i-‘ CnOiOO*;iG5 iO 03 05 Cr» 1.^ S c ® tS !“* 10 to t-1 I- ri i j ^ I—-■ g c • -■1 05 00--l05Cn-5G003 iSS\ tn w ta CO h-. Is3 'S .-0 d n H-* H-1 h-A ^ § OlOOO*-*!— 1— 4a... S 2. C»tOCnb3COC5i--Cn(oo ®- 05 —5 CO t s _ to to I ? CD-1— •>-* fix ,05 H— ^ • )m$A ftmi. i 05 -Ji o to tn o •■rii'.tO - CD 05 CD O Samuel Smith & Co. A i receiving their Pall and s S Winter Supplies of Goods, consisting of sv'.ch staple and fancy article? as are in nsiial .equesl,and which will be sold at a small ud- viinceby wholesale or retail : those just re- .;eived consist in part of 4 bales Am brown sheetings and shirtings . lio ca- d.e wick do super Ingrain Carpeting • p.s.b’ack French crapes -2 do g.’cen do do do black striped .suit en 2 doz. Pr^tncli dressing boxes 1® ps. super Carolina and Circassian plaid tl-4 elegant shawls. Hair seal caps Superior Western Flour-for faaiilv osa. • Catskiil, 11th nm 11, 1824. 69 r i z . o f 1 0 , 0 0 0 . Literature Lottery, Class-JS!o. 3, to be drawn -J'5th Dec. next'. ^pIO K E T S as u-uai, for sale at N. UL- X. tilOTT;’^ Store and Lottery'Office. , -Thfamount of money invested in tins is the .-a’me as in the last cla.ss, and it is pre sumed that a difcevning pub ic will readily perceive itih advantages w'hich must result to adventui-ers from this more eautil distribu tion of prizes. j^ficeof Tickets §6. Or:t. 28, 1824. g!?. .. REMOVAL. S. ^ A. GRAY, 1_T .4 YE removed their Store to the new MJ- building which, they have been erecting the past season, where they offer for sale a general assortment of DRY GOODSI JIJVD GROCERlESj which-w'ill be .sold a t a small advance for cash, or exchanged for most kinds of country produce Catskiil, Npv. 4,1824, 68 bai—*1—*b3 05.<ytP«OCD050i—*-~iC.O ?D>{^CDW-iif».COWOCD r - 1 1—1 —a H-i I—. 1— ^ •-•<£>CD)45.-rCD'<l-a005 CDO-dOOCncaW QiW O ^.1 1 I—1 H— 1-. >-*COCD.P>.CDC0e0CD.-O5 «Den05ti5-05-ii:ocnR5ff5. l--(— .Hi. — <t05fcacDOCnrf5.CCr«l>y o iia o 5 c o o 5 - a - 4 i—-31— BRICK FOR SALE, iV JAMES G. EO.STEE. ► Alliens, Noy. 5, 1824. 9w70 Molasses. ■J HHDS. of first quality Molasses for X iiilsaleb y WILLIAM PULL a N. Nov. 18. 7n B. W . D V V IG H T , AS lately received 7 tons Swedes Ivon 7 tons Hollo w ware ; 1 ton hoop iron, Band iron ; horse shoe iron ; nail rods, A x le trees ; crow b a r s ; sbaie m.iolds, English blistered Steel, warranted lor axes, Swedes and cast steel; 100 casks cut nails English fine drawn nails of all sizes, Cut brads of all sizes, Bras- kettles janvils Shovels and spades ; vises; beilotvs pipes, Sledges ; files and rasps of all kinds, Brass Andirons ; Shovel and tongss, Philadelphia and German steel raili saws and cross cut caws ; Rand, pannel, ?ash, wood cutters,and circular saws, planes, Plane Irons, chissels, brace.? and bitts, Knob, chest, cupboard, draw & stock locks, Butts and screws, Compasses, bi.Us, Brads and tacks ; Knives and forks Pen, pocket, and two blade knives; scsssorsi Shear.?, Batcher, shoe and bread knives, Straw knives; Spoons of all kinds, Pew'ter teapots; brass and iron Candlesticks, SnulFers, snuffer tra y s , tea trays, needles. Pins, knitting pins; Buttons,a large assort ment. Tinned j\jnd Japanned Saddlery. - Ai,so—A genera] A ssortm e n t o f Cooking Stove,?, Franklin, Box and Bake Stoves Gale’s Bark Mills—Panning Mills, &c. Catskiil, Nov. 11, 1H2* 69 NEW GOODS. f BTHE Subscribers have just-replenished A their store with a New supply of Goods,. which, with their former stock, makes ibeir assortment of JDry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, ^c. complete; which they are deleimined to sell a.slow as they can be bought in the countrj-. Their former en'toroers, und all others wishing to purchase Fancy or Staple article?, are respectively invited xo call and eKamine foi ihem-selves. Taverns supplied with the choicest of L i quors on the most reasonable term?. YOU j Y G JOJYES. DURHAM, Oct. 18,1824. 66 6w Justices, Blanks, Kept constantly f o r sale at this Oi^ce: YALUABLE MEDICINE FDR COUGHS Sr C O m U M P T m S . f|'L iE high repuiation that Anderson’s. 5. Cough Drops and Pcctor'al Powder.?' gaintd for coughs and-other afieclions f the hrea.st and lungs leading to consump. .t •< J, rendevs it unne. essary to saj’ much in recoinmeniliDg, them to the pitb’ic, as pti., 't i'liger proof o f their possessing uncoin -.5 mon virtue.? could be given than will bf^ ioiiiid by reading the certificates accompa- nyieg eacf bottle, gi'. en by those of the first respectuliiiity, who have used them in cases ot long standing ; and some of them where their physicians had given them up as pa l recovery, ha? e been-entirely re-lored by the u.-e of this medicine. The faettisat the) h-ive now be*n in use six years, and th-at the demand the present season has been much Kt eater Uirti ai any formei perio'l is also a s; song argument in theiriavour. Thousands ha^e shortened their <Livs by- neg'.eclicg cough.? wlsen first attacked, which havt/Soon termi.iiv.ed in - a seated consum p tion, and p.ioved tatal. Srracely a case o f coUh, coughs, pain in t.ie side, difficulty o f brfeath- »ng, vvaut, of sleep arising Loin debility, o i * veil ctv.isump ions but ntay be relieved by ■? tim ely use f f this he-a*ing balsam. Each d'tll'iT bojtleof tM? medicine contains about 40 do'-e.-, which ,iroj^e? il-em to be a cheap '.t'i'dicioe, considering (heir vivlnes. For ihe further satisfaction o f the pubhe, the. fol owing certificates are offered for pe rusal. JYew Certificates. M b . 'J . MittiiBN, Sir—I you thinK the foPowing statement of my ca«-e worth pub lishing, you are at liberty so lo do. l.the -..ib?ci\b\r, <(o hei.-by certify, (hat about' the middle of August, 1821,1 wu»'seized with a violent pain in my breast which ter- ffiinaied in eight iv ten days in an ulcer or abcc'-s which discharged a vast qtiantiiy of matter attended with a violent cough and spilling blood, this contimied until some tiUie in November following, In the inte rim ne’w alcers gattiered and di-charged; •I hich reduced me very fast, I made applica tion to physicians but to no effect; by the above mentioned time, November, I was re duced to the last stage of eaithty existence, ■>hen Theard of ' Anderson’.? Cough Drops,’ ' accoidiosly puvehasei! and m.ide u^e of them, which soon gave me rehet, and after taking them vegnTarly about three months, (o the astonishment of all iny neighbours, I gained my health and sou mine.?,?; therefore 1 leet in duty bound to say that I believe said drors to be the be.?t medicine that was ever introduced into the wofid for complaijis.? ol the lungs. JOSRUA BLODGET. Burtonyitle, L. Canada, Oct 1823. Tin.® is to certify that’the fnbsc'iber was brought very low b}’’ spirHjrg bfood, attended with a conghaud catarrh, apd that nothing .ifi'oi ded me real re'.iei until I commenced taking Anderson’s cough drop-, the use ol vsdiich were the means in the hand of God of restoring me again to a comrqrtable s;a e of health- ‘ And I do further certify that the wife of Mr. Nathan Huntingron^ living in the same place was afflicted with a\very- bad cough for a number of years, and that in 1823 she was reduced so low that it «as thought she must soon be in her g^ve, as she was scarcely able to walk from k«T bed to the fire,-when she commenced takihg An* derson’s cou?h drop?, the use of which, in a short time so far restored her, that she was soon able to do tr good day? work l\ can chcerfiUly recommmend this msdicine Ip the public, PHILO JUDSON, Pastor of tlie church in Ashford, Conn. Ashford, Sept. 25, 1824. CT For sale by Cro.-iwell & Brace and by most Druggists in the state. 70 6m North RjTer Steam-Boat /■ LINE/ FARE* REDUCED THREE DOLLAI?^. ^ For the remainder of the season. A b o a t will leave ALBANY every X* motningSit 9 o ' c I ock . From NFW.YORK a boat will start every afternoon at '5 o’clock, except S ud ’* days. On Sunday Bloi'nings a boat will leave at lOo^clbck, N. ll. Gentlemen wishing to take passage in either of the Old Line Boats'will please apply at the Steam-Boat Office, corner of South Maiket and Lydius-streets, where a list will be regularly kept to secure births Albany, No* ember 2,1824 68 Mills & Tryon, Y y AYE just received in addition to their §3. former stock 5000 superior Spanish Segiirs, ' New-OrJearis and American do - 10 diirmi? Turkey Fig.?; 8 bu.sh Peanuts \ 5. boxes Mu‘eate! and bunch Raisins 10 boxes N ova Scotia ami Digby Herring 100 wt .soft .?hell iilmonds iOQ do Filberts 50 do Madeira and NewOrleans Nuts 100 bush packing and fine salt 20 hb*.? NoS MacKerel ■ Shalfbb's No 2 do- 10 half bbls No 1 and 2 Conn river shad ■ A good a'-sortment of Nails, with various other article?. Nov 4 68 New Supplies. AMUEL SMITH ^ (JO. are now in the rece^t.of the foilowing amongst other ar tides, with a large and very full as- sortme^of fancy and staple Goods they of- .-fer: at v^'y low prices. Bla^’k, t%iiled and plain Bombazetts Green Draper Baize.? ; Drab Bang-up cords Low priced Tickings; Biow'n hollands Black 1 Linens; I'artan & Circassian plaids Fa»cj« Nett Muslin . Sui-erfor Tam bored book mnslins Scarlet And orange figured rattmetts Farnitme Netting or fringe Norway buck skin Gloves Buck SKin Mittins. Linen Tapes Extiacas(o‘‘ gloves, men’- and women’s wht. bliick and colored. Black Velvet Ribbons Coav.se 3 threaded knitting cotton Superior Diessiug combs Catskiil, loth mo. ?28. 67 Groceries. snbscribei has jii.-t received th e fol- J lowing articles, which will be sold at re- .luoed prices— 40hhds. I'rinidad and Havannah Molasses, 10 do St.Croix and W .l. Rum, 8 hhds Bo.?io.n do. Cognac and Com. Brandy, Holland and American Gin, Maderia.'fenei ifl’. Port and Malaga Wines, 20 boxp5 Raisins, 5.k°g.?, do. PicKelled and dry Codfish, Teas, Su\ar Tobacco, SnufF, Pepper, Piinea.to, ginger, glas-?, &c. JScc. . . A polios Cooke. ‘'%ay1S. ‘ _________________ 91 MACKEREL. Q / I h h l s MAcKEHEVjjust received and for sale by H. Sr J. P. Whittelsey. June 3, 46 Ground Plaster. A CONS'TAN T supply of Groimi] Plaster IM. for sale at the mills of the subscribers. H Sr J . P . Whittelsey. Catskiil, Mill-Village, Feb. 19. Brooms. R DOZ Corn Brooms of a superior » 5^ quality, for sale by Cormvall & Donnelly. Oct.:£l, 1824. 65 ,M. D. VitN LOAN,' i^F F E R S for sale a good a.ssof(mcr.t of V^PAINTS & DY E STUFFS, at the store formerly occupied by Sayre & Vaii Loan', amoilg which are-?- Paints. Best London wht.Lead Red Lead Venetian Red Paris While Spanish W Iiite Spanish Browo Chrome Yellow Patent k French do- Yellow Ochre Pi«.?sian Blue Rose Pink Turkey Umber Litharge; Black Lead --ALSO— Gold Leaf,Gam.CopalE!ephant oil Onm Shilac ^ Wlhale do Copal Varni.?!] Glass of all sizes Spirits Turpentine Brushe?, a good as- Rosin ; Paint Oil sorlnient Sperm do. winter and Sand paper. summer strained Also, a good assortment of DRY GOODS, , GROCERIES and HARDWARE, all of which win be sold low for cash, or exchan, ged (or most kinds of country produce. Catskiil, Sept. 20, 1824, . 62 Dyers- Articles. Nicaragua' Logwood Camwood; Fustic A Hum Copperas Blue Vitriol O il V itriol Maddar; Nutgalls Spanish Indigo- Bengal , do Vertligiise Clothiers Jiac’ts Teasil?, &c. . Cheap Groceries, &c. r p H O M A S M. CLARKE and WHI- JL TING RACE have formed a connec tion in the Grocery Business, under the firm CLARKE Sr RACE, and have, opened a store at the head of Main Sireetjopposite 31r, G. Hawley’s Store, where they have on hand a good assortmtnl ol Groceries—coii-sisting in part of Jamaica St. Croix, and Boston Rtins, Cognac, Spanish and Cider Brandy, Holland and country Gin, W ines, Cordial? and Shrub, Lump and brown'Sugars; Molasses, Coffee, Teas, Chocolate, Pepper, Pimento Rice, Ginger, Keg and Box Raisins Macoaby and Scotch Snuffs: ghaving soap Ladies’twist. Plug and paper 'I’obacco Spanish and American iiegar.«,Pipe.8, Lemon.?—Corn Biopms,—Powder & shot Writing paper by the ream t Shad and Mackerel Goarseand fine Salt ; cut Nails Hopes* Bed Cord.?* &c. &c, Innkeepels and families may be ?up^ plied on as low terms as can be parciiased in the village. QQ* Lumber and country produce recei ved in payment. Catskiil, M a y 24, 1824. 49. New Goods. O TRUESD AIL, inform.? his friends and *j< • the public, that he ha? just received a handsome assortment of New cheap Goods, which he offers at reduced prices for cash. The following comprise a part now vec’d - Si»p-T handsome print calico.?, Soper cambric mull inudiB.s, 15 ,p.? threatl lace, elegant patterns. Cashmere and Velvaiiue dress h Ikfs. Plaid and Figured silk dress do. TartanamlCaroliire plaids, iiood patterns, Black twill’d and plain bombazelis. Tabby and corded velvets. Super Ladiev’ w:or?t.ed a n d 'couon hosej ' Linen Cambrics, Kid Gjoves, Oentlemeti’? fine easier (lloves, Black and bordered Cas?imere shawls, Dorchester berl Tick, Bonnet Reeds, Black Levantine si’.k, Belt Ribbon?^ Elegiint Hat Ribbons,-hor.?e skin gloves, Super blue and black 'broa.l ctoths, Am. shirtings and sheetings, &c. Aug, 2 6 . 5 W heat V/anled. subscriber will pay the highest price Ji- in cash for the first quality of Wheat dflivered at Martin G Schunenian’s Mills, iu the village of Madison. John S. Wolcoit. Sept. 19, 182.S. 9 f Teas, Rum and Codfish. GHESTS hyson, young hyson,- h y - >ri\J son skin, souchong and bohea Teas, of a superior quality. Jamaica, St. Croix, Antigua and Boston Rant, by-lhe bhd. bbi &c. 40 Quintals C^fish. M'Kinsiry, D a y, ^ Co. A.ng. 26 . ____________ . 58 Rum and Molasses. do Molasses, foi retailing, for sale at smaU advanc!- b y P bb > vxvi . x > & D a \*. .3p7*7 29, 1824 41 New Books. r i T H E S P A N I S H D A U G H T E R , X the h'story of MATTHEW WALD, ju?t received by P. B. PRATT. ' July 15. 52 also, WOOL, p o r sale by WILLIAM PULLAN. Oet.28, 1824. B. W. Dwight, ]T T AS just received, and i.s now opening a JLjJL- general assortment of HARDWARE dnd CUTEiiBRY, among other .articles he lias a largp as.iOrftaient ’of elegant Ladies’ Scissors. , Catskiil, .Sept. 16, 1824. ___________ 61 BOOK BINDERY. f l l H E sub'cviber ca. vie? on Book Binding X as usual. He has now a very expe rienced binder from New-York, who will extjeute any work with neatness and dis patch. .N. ELLIOTT, Bookseller. GREEME COUNTY CASH STORE. Fall Goods. /C O R N W A L L & D O N N E L L Y have tlij? day rec’d a handsome assortment ol Dry Goods, piir..«fia?ed recently and at the lowest prices, among which are Tartan and G-aroSne Plaids Blk. blue, crim.son and scarlet bombazetts Sali'bnry Flannels. Green Baize Scarlet printed cassimeie shawds' Imitation 6-4 and 4-4 merino shawls Blue and brown broad cloths Mixed c.issimere and sattinetts WiUoD& Brussels Rng.s Green, red and white Flannels 100 pieces calicos, new and elegant patterns La Fayette calico-?, Bortibnzetts and hdkfs. Black, green and .scarlet Tabby Velvet Blue and black si'k velvet Black, brijwn and green Gros De Naples Black Italian Lustring, Blk Bombazine 20 lbs black Italian Sewing silk Elegant Thread Laces, new palterns Fancy silk dress hdkfs Cambric dimities Black silk and Washington Vesting B a c fc sinchews and sarcenetts Brown and blue Cambl* ts for mantles 1 case N o 4, 4§ and 5 pins. GROCERIES. 5 hhds Molasses 5 do St. Croix Rum, 10 chests hy.-on .?Jtin and young hyson Tea 10 4egs ginger 5 bags coffee, &c. Sept. 2- 59 TO DROVERS. T P HE subscriber having taken the Slaughtering ^ Packing Establishment, at the Catskiil Landing (I'otmerly ocenpied by Caleb Eld red, vrishes to imrchase from 1000 to^aooo CATTLE, for barrelling. He is pro-vided -with BAR RELS, S a l t , and experienced butchers, and can accommodate those who wish to papk their beef on as good terms jgs any other establishment on the river. _ As there arc two large Slaughtering houses* in this village, drovers can be accommoiTa ted wdthont detention. Reasonable advan ces on beef left to he sent to market. Solomon C. Woodriiff. To Tauiiers.' The subscriber will have HIDES for sale through the season. S. C. W. Catskiil. SepL 16, 1824. 61 - Groceries, Iron, &c. Hhds. Molasses ; 5 do. New bum , • SO kegs cut and wrought Nail?, Swedes and EngH-h Waggon tire Russia, square, round, band & hoop Iron Horse Nail Bods and shoe Iron Engli.sh f i ) German, CrawleyaudSwede.s Steel, with a gem ra! assortment of Hollow- Ware, ail ol which are offered for sale at a smalt advance by H. & J. P. WHlTTEtSEY. Catskiil, MilPVillasc, A piil 19,1824. 40 Kfar (Tware, AT IUEDUGEJ>FEiGE,^r Fjjpi B o m AS f B. C OOK-E has X a very large adtliiion to hi? foruiesr stock, w h i^ renders his a?4ortiiie»<i more extensive than befetoiorc, Oi.Iy % small portion of the- urtieks c-iui be her-e cru ... meruted, viz*. 40 doz, English and (Rowhind’.?) Piiiliu?eJ§ phia cast and German steel nub, » hand, pannel, sa.sh, compa.ss, kty - bow and wooiTcHlter-s saws,. 3 4 ton o f D a le &. Co’s superior sad twidTai—. lor’s Irons, l-;0 boxes tin pistte, 200 brass keities ; Copper .in .?ln-ets, Iron and brass wire, do. anneal’d tk . Fanning mill lions, screens and .vievt.?. Shovels and spades,. Brazier, rod.?. Frying pans. Steel yards of all .?ize?,. Carpenters 2 inch by inch ii tui .'q.«arc?j, marked on both side.?, a- su.perior a r lisl^ and cheap.trying stjjiares,. Copper and compo.?ititio Tiu- Keti’.efi, Pile.? and Rusps—a great varietf, skate.--,, Bra.?s Andirons, sheet and bur lewd, Brass and ironhea*! shore] and tongs. Pins, Needles, fish hooks, Nhiing ptiie. Muskets with bayonets, very hnv,.. Cut and wrought brads and tacks. Cut, wrought and cast Hioe nails, Trace, halter and dog chains, bx-Jlow.? pipeff* Anvils, bnk irons, sledge? and hamnwr.?, Superior English and Ameviciui Powder, 500 doz L a d ies’, ivory,iand c<*apse and fine- Combs of various sizes, buttons, a- gi<a* variety, Pocket book.?, a-large a.s.sorlment, Bellows, fancy andcomnfon ; Tea Tray Britannia and pewter Teapot?, Britannht, Teutannia and iron table anS, tea-spoons, Horse and sleigh bell?, 0 Sand paper, superior qjiality, ' Best and common tk itish Inkpowder, Iron, bras.? and (able baits* wood ?etews, Brass m o rtice lock.?, k n o b locks and iaich o ^ Fine and common plate lock?, Stock, chest, clon t, trunk aBd-patl'is etc?. Watch chains* seals and keys, stasd Keiches,* Bed screws and cap?, do castors, brass and iron Elegant c loak pins, la*ge and small,, ConHnode handle.?, knobs and rif'gs, new ami beautiful patterns, other cabinet trim mings a great variety, elegant razor.?, Taylors and house shears; fine & com. scissors Knives and forks, a large asorsment, nr.- commonly low, Lamps of Aariou.- kind.?r Pen and pocket knives, a great a.s..;omnent. Carvers & steels, Plane jj'ons, gouges lit chisetS; Cox’s superiorcurriers knives. Common do Bra.«s door bandies and knockers,, Plated, potted^ japanned, and tinned'sad- dlery, a large assortment, .saddle trees, CaLHll. 1824 PRIME GROCERIES. T RA OUBOI.'i? inform? his friends an<l th& .1, pub'ic in general, that he has opened a Store two doors north of A. C.- Hall’.?, where he has on hand a general, assoninejit (»f PRIME GROCERIES, whfc h he i? selliag^ very low for Casb, consisting jn pari of the following anieles, viz ;— Jamaica, St CroiXy Antigna, and new Ruii^ .. Segnett and Spanish B r a n d y , Holland and, American Gin, ,Mola??«.s Medaira,L. P- 'Peneiiff'e, Port & ScoUo wine* Loaf, lump and browis Sugar Hyson,,} oang Hy^on, and Hyson Skin Tea» Plug and paper Tbbiicco, Chocolate Inwligo* Scotch- &rtVlSlcaboy SiHiff Pepper, Pimento and Cassia Muscatel and keg Raisins Superior Spanish ?egars, bestLonfflon Favtec Turks Island and hloivn Salt, Dighy ben iBg; Starch and ginger, coffee and rice English rifle powder, bar lead and shot Codfish, &c &c Tavern keepers and jMivate families sup» plied on the most reasonable term? (O* Cash paid for most kinds of country produce. •CaGkill, Ma}’ 6, 1824. 4 ® , — ------------------ — ,— : ^ Fresh Groceries- Two doom's below Messrs.. Porter, Coit ^ Tappan's Store. subscriber ha.s jn.st returned from i New-York with a general as-orlmewfr Ot GROCERIES, which he will .sell at re* dneed prices for cash. He will I'tGfite fresh, supplies from New-York weekly, wbret, will render hrs assoriment complete,at whole sale or retail. Willard Cozmn. Catskiil, .Tane tO, 1824. 47 Groceries. rT A lG H T & VAN VoORHtS have 1.x just received in addition to thei'r for mer stock, a large wnd general assortment of Choice Groceries — Also — Hard and Hollow Ware, Iron o,id 7 NailSy iHalt, Codfish, Mackerel, Src. Which they offer lo their fj tend-, and iKe public at very reduced price? at wholesale or retail. Tavern keeper? and privatcl'anii- lies supplied as usual, with groceries of the very first quality. ' M ay 2Q 1824. 44 Ezra Hawley, HAS JUST RECESV e T, AND OEFEUS XOR S O Hhds Boston Hum S do Molasses 200 bush. 8t. l/bes Salt 300 do Rock salt SO bbls. fail MackcrH, Boston insppcHow 120 ton.? N o v a Scotia P L A S TER acd e* quantity of Nova Scotia GRINDSTUNFS', togetberwitb a n a .ssortinentof ■ DRY GOODS & GROCERIES. HE WISHES TO PUnCHASB Corn, Rye and Oafs, for thp Esatern inns-ket. J-ine 3 46: ALMANACKS for 1 8 2 5 , ■p y lb® gross, dozen or single, h v J 3 Oct 15. N ’• LLIOTT; ALMANACKS for 1 8 2 5 , ' . 1 3 y the gross, dozen, or single, for sale bw J 3 P B PH ATT. Oct 7. 1 1 llitlS f IAN ami ccwi-aun Almaiiacke^ by the gro.?s, doz. or single, for 1 8 2 5 , for ?n’e b y _________ W A T } r > W F r L . Salt and Brooms. b u s h e l s Tiiiks Island Salt;, a CQ do American do 100 do blown do 60 doz. Cora Broom®, for sfTV bv R . S' J- P-'F'^hittelsey., Catskiil, 2-1,1824' fi
