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caucus, Itc. Yes, notwithstanding ihe disaffection o f some, and the coldness of others of the republican party, we have disappointed the hopes and blasted the prospects ,-of that portion of Clinton’s faction which exists in this county.— And had the whole force of the republican party been brought into action, this county would have given Col. wili be senator, and lest the people should bolt again, will just hint at it among my next curiosities. And as for that Mohawk Sentinel, I believe I will con tradict all it says and trust to the ignorance of my readers for the rest. But, I must abuse the editor ; and by the way lie is extremely vulnerable. He is a Lawyer. Good! Young a majority and taught the Commander in ch ief of (here the speaker hops about the room-first on one foot the army o f bragadocios a lesson never to be forgotten— and then Qn ^ other ) A fi|M} pu]1 upon , He But a thousand little causes have operated against Col- Young and induced many, who would otherwise have b een his friends to look calmly on and see the enemy gain the prize. Defeat—the_most complete defeat would have at* tended every exertion of our adversaries, had men been true to them selves. This county is Republican—we have proved it heretofore, we hare proved at this election and has no business to write for a paper. I will call him E s quire, it is an aristocratic name, and will go well with the farmers—(Going down stairs.) Here Isaac—fetch me the Dictionary, and you look over my shoulders, and see that I spell right, and make good grammar. I will fix him, and if words wont do, something else shall, 1'ke speak~ cr writes , scratches out, blots, SJc. xintil he finally produces MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS. It is required to determine the diamet ;r o f a circular a p e r tu r e at the bottom of a cistern, whose dept is 10 feet, ' and length and breadth, each feet, that will exhaust it, ; when full of water, in 15 minutes. 1 I f a b o d y , p u t in m o t io n , m o v e w ith th e d e c r e a s in g v e - { locity of 3-4 3-4.7 3-7-10 3-10.13 3-13.16, &c. of a I mile in the 1st, 2d, od, and 4th minutes, and so on ; over ! what distance will the body, thus put in motion, move at lu hours ? October 16th, 1824. G. 11. NOTICE* O^rThe members of the Roscian Association are requested to m eet at the house of Wm. John son, this evening at o’clock precisely. A punc tual attendance is requested.— Nov. 4. shall prove it again T h e result so contrary to our expectations is cheering one °S mos^ brilliant-—curiosities. to the republican party- - it is an omen o f success through- ;• f t i t i t m i a r t l out the state. Let the republican party remain stedfaSt.— I ^ dCPUUI I l a It has contended in this county against fearful odds—it has Emigrants. We learn from the Canada pa- stood in the breach, and given to its enemies a reception pers that MornsOi), Prime, and Craig, who were far from being welcome. There is a virtue in the will of to h a v e been e x e c u t e d ia Canada, on the 22d VUkMMHUI the sovereign people, that faction with all its arts can not overcome. The republican candidate for Congress', Col. Dietz will obtain a majority quite respectable in this county and if we are correctly informed will be elected. The Senatorial ticket wili have nothing to boast o f on either side. As yet both parties claim a majority in this county. The fact that Col. M’Michael though residing among us will obtain but a trifling, if any majority, is also another proof o f the ascendancy of the republican party. Particular Request. —Mr. Riggs prints the article signed Truth as he did the nomination of vl’Michael, by “ partic_ ular request.” Now as we are extremely anxious to see ihe. promised statement, we particularly request its publica tion. inst. the first for rape and the two latter for horse stealing, have been pardoned on condition of leaving the Canadas. They will probably take up their residence in the United States.-W. Y-pa- per. The committee have recently remitted the bal ance of the Greek fund remaining in their hands, amounting to $9060 65, making at the exchange of 1 1 per cent. 13 1 il 8s 8d. The whole sum re mitted to the Greeks by tbe New-York Commit tee will then amount to $38,401 9 4 — American. It is a remarkable circumstance, that the little ; county of Westmoreland (Vir.) which lies on the : Potomack, about 70 miles below Washington, and has only about 200 voters, is said to have pro duced three Presidents of th? United States— three Secretaries of State— three foreign Minis ters— three Judges of the Supreme Court— three Governors—and three Revolutionary Generals.— It is the birth-place of General Washington, Mr. Madison, Mr. Monroe, of Arthur Lee, the first ; Minister to France— of Chief Justice Marshal] Lee, and jjBamctJ: On the 28th ult. by tiie Rev. E. Smith, Mr. John Hol man, of this city, to Miss Jllmira Hester Soulard, of Sara toga. At Schodack, on the 14th ult. Doct. Daniel M'Dougall, to Miss Helen Van Vrankcn, both of this city. On the 27th ult. by the Ltev. W. Monteith, Mr. Win- throp Hamilton, of Geneseo, to Miss Eliza .inn M ’Cartee, of tins city. On the ..'1st ult. by Elder Kencade, of Galway, Mr. Ja cob Msdorf, of Glenville, to Miss Margaret Caw, of the same place In tliis city, on tile 24th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Proal, Mr. Znchariah Stickles, to Miss Jarusha Taylor, both o f Prince- town. On the 28th ult. Mr. Henry Young, of Schoharie, to Miss Jane M’Cu , of this city. in th is c it y , on T u e s d a y last, Mr. JAMES PENN, aged 79 years 7 months and 20 days. JSTEW GOODS. Richard Cooke, .M Y l l C H A . N ’T - T M L O R , Corner o f Union dr Ferry-St. H a s i ’eceived his winter supply of GOODS and invites his F r iends and the P u b li c in general, to call and view the most splendid assort ment o f S 7APLE and FANCY DRY GOODS Specimen o f Grammar , fyc .— The Hero of the independent press who takes much credit to him self because he is a type-setter (and very properly too, for he has no other virtue) gives his readers the following sentence which is worthy of notice, not only on account of its extreme delicacy, but because it contains a specimen of Grammar, viz. two nominatives to one verb. Here it is, Who edits tL T» i r w k Csf^nel>> of False- ' f f f * ^ ashinf Gener“’ H' heads, after frisking and capering about the canal of Richard Henry Lee, the great orator of the teat which was furnished him by his keeper Sam- first Congress ;and who but for the illness of his uel, for about three months, H E skips away from wife, was to have written the declaration of In* *the “ Big Ditch,” and seizes the teat “ Inconsis- dependence. tencies” ; but finding that FALSE in all its mate- j Qn qyc(jnes(jay last the corner stone of the o W o NALI t I m \ ' ^ \ ° Ut~ Scientific and Military Academy, (over which Now our Hero must escusous fo, recommend- CaP‘- Patridge 19 to Preslde) \'aS ,ald at M,ddle' ing to him the perusal of Lord Chesterfield’s Let- town. ters, & Murray’s Grammar. The former will po- j w ® Iearn from Mexic0 tha‘ 1 a SuPreme E l fish his ideas, the latter his style. I ecutive government, had offered a rewa.d of | 2000 dollars for the apprehension ot the assas- Mr. EDiTOR-An abusive article under the signa- ’ sjn 0fSeth Hayden, a native of the United States? ture of “ Truth” appeared in the last “ Cabinet” who was murdered on the 29th August, which m itself is unworthy of notice, but as the a u - ! r . , . pi *;i« thor and his coadjutors have thereby exposed their A was f,ned b>'tl,e f a> ° / »f Phdadolph>=>- vulnerableness, they may next week expect from ®n Tuesday the 26th ult. for drunkenness and me a short history of that part of Clintons faction profanity. The fine was 24 hours imprisonment which reigns in this city. Yours, &c. , f o r b e i n g drunk, and 6 7 cents for each oath, or-im- , , »» JSStJT£ 1 steg?um> I must agree with the author ot the above, that . preferred going to prison, to paying the fine. j 4.4 jrjsh LINEN * we have in this city a clan of politicians, who j ^ criminal under the gallows at Antwerp, two j Linen and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS should be unclothed and exposed in their native j minules before he w’as launched into eternity, * Long LAWNS ;— 3-4 and 8-4 DIAPERS ; deformity, who I humbly think have too many 5 asked for a glass of beer, which was handed to cm*]6 *'1? ’ - ' ' \ ' h i m . He was observed blowing off the froth, j f dk and cot on UMBRELLAS; a , , .. u u t> Ladies’ work BAGS and BASKETS ; and was asked why he did it. He replied, B e - ; woreted and coUon o o g E . cause it is unwholesome.” The poor fellow was immediately executed. W o lf H u n t .— On Saturday last, 268 men turn ed out and encircled a piece of woods, eight or ten miles from this vilage, when on drawing into ever before opened in this city, consisting in part of the following : Blk. blue, olive, brown.claret, drab and Oxford mixt, fine and super CLOTHS ; Forest and water-proof CLOTHS ; Blk. blue, brown, drab and mixt ribbed, striped and plain, single and double mixed KERSEY MERES ; Swansdown, Valencia and Perisian striped VES TINGS ; v Superior bang-up CORDS; Figured and plain FLANNELS, of all colours : Striped and plain BOMBAZINES; Norwich GRAPES ; Nankin, Canton, French and Lisse CRAPES ; BOMBAZETS and RATTINETS, of all colours; Tartan PLAIDS, of every figure ; India and French figured and plain LEVAN TINES ; 1 S1NCHEWS and SARCENETS ; Caroline PLAIDS and STRIPES r Fiench and Common PRINTS; 4-4 Bobbinet LACE ; Bobbinetand silk lace VEILS; weak sides, to warrant an offensive warfare. If <jwr correspondent will favour us with a commu nication having truth for its object, we shall pub lish it with pleasure.— E d . Mohawk Sentinel. SO L ILO Q U Y , Of a certain would-be Assemblymen, Senator, State Print er &c. spoken after his self nomination and the appearance ■ofa certain article called inconsistencies in- a certain paper beneath his notice. S cene -A Garret, in the middle of which stands the speaker forlorn and wo-begone—with a potatoe face and a sheep’s head -tbe “ Schenectady Cabi. n e t in on e han d , and t h e M o h a w k S e n t in e l in th e other Alas ! Alas ! and is it so ? Must all my honors wither and Plain, striped and spotted Gurnsev SHIRTS DRAW ERS; Blk- blue, brown and crimson silk PLUSH ; do. do. do. do. do. V E L V E T S : Cambric and common DIMITIES ; Russia DIAPERS and SHEETINGS ; and their escape, for the want of a few more men to make the ring closer.— F r c d o n ia Censor. Accident .— While the mail stage was passino- from Hallowell to Brunswick, on the 22 d ult. the horses took fright, threw the driver from his . , f mv ! scat, and run the stage against a slump. Two die ? What has become of tbe magic which attendee my j ? _ _ S _ T self-nomination last fall? w h e r e are those faithful s e n ti-i passengers jumped from the carnage and were tnels W h o m I t h e n enlisted from all parties, by the shrug 1 hurt ; two others remained in the carriage and of the shoulders, so full of meaning—by the shake o f the j escaped without injury. — Boston Courier. hand, and the smile so courteous and imposing—Oh I that j R Qftfrery t — The Way mail from WorCCS- Mohawk sentinel, which has, thus . j ter to Hartford was broken open on the evening 1 hand work of mine. Cruel. Cruel . thus to mterfe l w th , 0 ,^ , . , _ . a family quarrel. That editor well knows that it has al- j oF ttie ~od uIt* b e t w e e n W orcester and Sturbndge wavs b.een my policy to belong’ to both parties. So then j and rifled of a part of the contents. The robbe- Iassest, that there was nothinginconsislint in my opposi- j ry js su ppOSC<J t 0 have beer/committed by a man tion to M’Mich a el—it was-all in character. I have often done the like and nothing’ was said. But that paper, that paper. And as to my dearly beloved self-nomination, what has become of it. Oh! ye rays of lig-ht that emit from my in dependent press, how dusky and gloomy you appear. In vain have I assei’fced in this vast collection, (holding out the Cabinet) of Curiosities, the words corruption, bribery, Al bany Regency, junto, rights oftjhe p eople—words once the harbing'er o f hope and success, but now of despair and de. feat. Oh ! that I had not voted against the payment of the I e t r a t c d . A table spoon full of brown sugar will Canal damages. Oh ! that Iliad not been in'favour o f M’- ‘ h e sufficient for a salm o n o f f . fl P f-\ IVAit. / l rl /v n v-\ J Michael, or that I had remained stedfast. Oh ! that I had not made proposals to support Col. Young, or that they had been accepted of. But so it is, I must tax my brains with a new plan. L e t me see. There is no chance to be the Assemblyman. What Edward Livingston said is too true. But—but —•fkere the speaker lets fa l l the papers, thro ws his chin upon his breast, and with both hands clinched in his hair presents a spectacle, now o f hope, then o f despair, now e x d tin g p ity, then ridicide.J Ah ! now I have it—I a ring there were killed 3 wolves, 3 deer, 2 bear, Brown and black HOLLAND ; Three wolves made Steel, gilt and plated coat and vest BUTTONS ; and 6 rabbits cau g h t a liv e . calling his name Smith, the only passenger in the stage. He is a man of middling stature, about 30 years old, supposed to be a foreigner. The Post master at Worcester has offered 50 dollars for his apprehension.— il. Irish may be preserved drv and fiesh with sugar alone, by applying it inside to the muscular part? and hanging the fish up 2 or 3 days, till it has pen etrated. A table spoon full of brown sugar will be sufficient for a salmon of 5 or 6 pounds, and will communicate no taste to it. A society of coloured people has been formed in Cincinnati for the purpose of obtaining correct intelligence of the nature of the soil and climate of St. Domingo ; and an agent is to sent out to make inquiries, and to repoat early in Ihe spring* —JV«i. Adv. Bandanna, flag and Ge rman silk H A N D K E R CHIEFS ; ' Linnen CAMBRICS ; CORDS, GIMPS and BRAIDS, of all colours ; Large assortment of belt RIBBONS and BUCK- L E S ; Bordered and plain kerseymere SHAWLS ; Long and square cashmere do. Blk. and coloured Merino do. 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 blk. Barcelona HANDKERCHIEFS Braize merino do. Gauze and velveteen do. Merino and silk dress do. SATINETS, of a superior quality ; 20 boxes of plaid lustring and gauze RIBBONS, of the latest style ; INSERTING TRIMMINGS ; Blk, blue, brown, olive, green* crimson, drab and white tabby VELVETS;— BUCKRAM and C a n v a s s ; A complete assortment of Ladies’ and Gentle men’s beaver, castor, horse-skin and silk G L O V E S ; Woolen GLOVES and MITTENS ; Carpet, quality, silk and cotton BINDINGS. Lafayette WATCH CHAINS ; Lafayette STOCKS. ^ Together with a large assortment o f Trimmings of every' description, all of which will be sold Cheap for CASH. N . B.— R . C . continues the TAILORING BUSINESS as usual; and also keeps a large as* sortment of R e a d y M a d e C L G T H I K G constantly on hand. ScJi9nectady,Nov. 2,1824. 20 Cash Paid For Rags. LEATHER STORE. T H E subscribers have rem o v e d th e i r LEA T H E R STORE, from the upper e n d of btate-htreet, to No. 5, Pan Guyslmg'1 s JRow, Ferry-Street, two doors north of Mr, James Bai ley’s Store, where they offer for sale of their own Tanning, Upper , Harness Bridle Leather ;Calf Skins Horse Leather. They have also on hand Sole Leather$ of the first quality. A lso , a few Seal Skins , Morocco , #-c. They solicit a share of public patronage. N . B The s u b s c ribers take H ides and Skins to Tan on shares. Those who are dispos ed to have their Hides tanned by them on shares^ may, by leaving them any time this fall, have their Leather tanned and curried ready for use in April, as their establisnrnent enables them to tau in win ter as well as in summer. Thev pledge them selves to give as good satisfaction to those that ia. your them with their custom, as any establisnrnent in this part of the state. W. dr J. AN D E R S O N . BELLOW S LE AT HER finished in the best manner. Cash paid f o r HIDES and SKINS. Schenectady, Sept. 8,182.. N E W YORK STATE LITERATURE LO T T E R Y. C L A S S NO. 3— F O R OCTO B E R , 1824. Will be drawn on the 15th December next, and finished in a few minutes. 60 Numbers— 9 Ballots to be drawn. SELLING SCHEME. 2 Prizes of $10,000 is 3 • * • • 5,000 1 9 • • * 3,082 17 « • • • 1,000 20 • • • » 500 41 « • 200 51 t • • « 100 51 • • • t 60 1,734 • • • a 12 1 1.475 » 1 • a 6 13,395 Prizes. C 34,220 $ 20,000 15.000 3,082 17.000 10.000 8,200 5,100 3,060 20,808 68.850 20,825 Blanks. 177,100 Shares Tickets* 1 P r e s e n t P r i c e of T ickets $6 00. in proportion. Tickets Shares, IN THE ABOVE CLASS , FOR SALE B Y J. BRO D E R IC K . A T HIS LO T T E R Y ^ EXCHANGE OFFICE , CORNER OF CHURCH AND STA T E ■ S T R E E T S . Prize Tickets in form er Lotteries taken in ex change fo r Tickets in the present Lottery. Schenectady, Oct. 25, 1824. ___________ >* • .... .j . , ___ Broderick’s List of Prizes. CLASS NO. 2 —FOR AUGUST, 1824. NUMBERS DRAWN FROM THE WHEEL. 12 39 18 3 7 1 55 45 8 The Tickets which drew the 43 highest prizes are those Prizes o f § 20,00 0 10,000 5,082 aving on them- Register. C iRi'nncLti Drawn Nos i 6042 12 18 39 1 2 sq 62 1 n 7 4 5 6 12010 8 45 55 7 8 9 3811 n O 12 39 1 2 4 9645 7 12 39 1 2 5 -62 1 12 39 1 2 6 16709 12 39 55 1 2 7 10987 8 12 55 1 7 9 10977 8 12 45 1 8 9 4078 o O 18 59 2 3 4 9912 7 18 39 2 3 5 1 3613 3 8 39 2 4 9 > 312 1 7 39 2 5 6 11905 8 39 55 2 7 9 I189> 8 39 45 2 8 9 3540 o v> 7 18 3 4 5 73 1 o 18 3 4 22630 18 45 j 5 3 7 S 11254 8 18 5 3 7 9 11244 8 18 45 3 8 9 3567 o O 7 45 4 5 8 328 l 7 55 5 6 7 1601 1 45 55 6 7 8, 1010 each. The remaining’ 41 Tickets having three of the drawn Numbers on them, are each prizes of 200 The 51 Tickets having on them the combination Nos. 12 and 39, being the first and second drawn Nos. are each prizes of 100- The 5: Tickets having on them the Combination Nos. 3 and 18, being- the third and fourth drawn Nos. aie excli prizes o f ’ * 60 All others (being 1734 Tickets) with any two of the drawn Nos. are each prizes of 12 And the §6 prizes, are all such tickets as have any one of the drawn Nos. on them,being il,475 or Vz7i for each drawn number. ”0 B R Q C L A J I I H T I O M Y Order of the Honorable Judge D u e r , district judge of the third district, 'a Cir cuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, will be held at the City Hall in the city and county of Schenectady, on the ninth dayr of November next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. This is, therefore, to give notice to all per* sons who will prosecute and give evidence against the prisoners now confined in the gaol of Sche nectady, and all justices of the peace, coroners, bailiffs and constables within my bailiwick, then and there to appear in their proper per sons, with their rolls, records, indictments and other remembrances, to do those things, which to their office in that behalf shall appertain to be done. < Given under my hand at tiie city of Scn 0 - nectady, this 18th day of October, 1824. H. A. VAN SLYCK, Sheriff, *\
