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E L E C T I O N R E T U R N S , j Notwithstanding- the election of Clinton, we still cherish The opposition papers are publishing what we conceive our attachments to the merits and viitues of Col. Young, Exaggerated statements of the majorities of the Clintonian I W c believe him well calculated to administer the affairs candidates in the several counties. W hat the obiect of e f this state> and conceive him entitled to the confidence S T O R E TO L E T , a n d g o o d s f o r s a l f . HE subscriber offers to let the STO R E lately occupied by John S. Groot, Union- however, in possession of information which assures us that the sw e e p in g majorities given him are, in many ca s e s , unfounded. So we shall publish no other than the official Canvass. William D ietz, of the county of Schoharie, a plain re publican, and a consistent politician, is elected as a repre sentative to congress, from the 12tli district, by a majority of 588 over Constant Brown, a Bucktail, Clintonian and people’s man, 5cc. Of this majority, 520 were given by Schoharie, and 68 by Schenectady. consign the factio nists who have distracted the state by the operation of their unholy designs, to their merited ob livion. At an Election held at Florida, Montgomery Co. on the 18th October last, Doct. ISAAC M. SC1 i ERMERHORN, of this city, was chosen Brigadier General of the 14th Brigade of Infantry, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen. Sylranu* W ilcox. The county o f Schoharie has given a majority of 210 for Col, Young, and 519 for Mr. Keyser. * C L I N T O N 'S FACTION. We have received the communication in answer to 8‘ Truth but believing that our correspondent has mis taken the author of that abusive article, we are under the A circuit court, and court of oyer and terminer and g e neral gaol delivery, commenced its session, in this city, on Tuesday last, Judge Duer, presiding The grand jury found an indictment against John F. Van Patten, who was committed last October, for the murde>- of the wife of John I. Schermermerhorn. His trial commences this day. GREECE. We refer to the affairs of Greece as of the first disagreeable necessity of withholding the publication of imp0rtance to the cause of freedom and humani- what w e conceive a fine, specimen of satirical powers.— ^ g j the latest accounts, they have still been The author of “ Truth” is. no doubt, one of the hangers- ' victorious. Intelligence to the 1st of Septem b e r on of that motley group, which forms the body and soul had been received from the M o rea. A furious of a cabal best known in this county by the name of d in- battle had been fought a t Samos, in which the ton’s faction. Our correspondent, to be sure, has not Greeks were c o n q u e rors— T h e T u r k is h fleet en- like him, asserted what lie knew to be false, or descended countered the G r e e k squadron, commanded by to what may very justly be called low blackguardism. To , Vocos, and a severe action ensued. T h e T u r k s expose so vulnerable a brotherhood, did not X’equire the lost o ne line o f b attle ship, 3 frigates, and 30 g U l l - prostitution o f the press, nor do we believe it necessary boats, which were either w r e c k e d , or destroyed to call into action any unusual p o w e r s t o d isso lv e t h e r o p e b y the G r e e k fire ships. All the T u r k s who WCTC sand which connects the discordant materials of this landed, Wei’C put to the SW ’d. A conspiracy had sect. j been discovered, organized by certain foreigners The truth is, our correspondent is too severe, and in- j who are at Calamale, waiting the Egyptian squad\ eludes in his animadversions, those who, although connect- r° n . T h e garrison ofD a v a r i a haS,ill COUSPqueilCe, edwith this faction, would not condescend to falsehood heen reinforced, and posts are established to set proved security.— For fun her particulars, en quire of Simon A. Groot, in the city of Schenect ady, or the subscriber, residing; in the town of Duanesburgh. ABM . S. GROOT. Schenectady, November 9th, 1824. 21 CHEAP GOODS AT THE GREEN STORE, No. 85, STATE-STREET, SCHENECTADY, OPPOSITE THE STORE OF MR. JAMES WALKJ-.R. ARE just opening an assortment of choice GROCERIES A lso — A fine selection of Earthen, Crockery and Hard W a r e , which will be sold as low as they can be obtained in this city or Albany, consisting of the follow ing, viz.— Jamaica Rum, St. Croix, do. Common, do. Holland Gin, and abuse. H e wields a two edged sword, and among those whom he dissects, w e pereieve the names of some whom we highly respect, notwithstanding our political differences. His remarks upon “ the Long-Island Yan k e e , who lately emigrated from Oyster bay, and who fire to all (he villages at the first signal of danger from the Turks. An attempt was made to recap ture Athens, but the Acropolis was so strongly guarded, that the Turks withdrew. The Egyptian expedition of G reece was at Alex- im m ediately on his squatting among us took sides with 1 andria on the 17th of July, and consisted of 15,- the royal fam ily,” would inflict a wound perhaps incura- 000 infantry, and 2,000 cavalry. The Greeks b le. And although our author may be justified in animad- were preparing to repel the attacks anticipated, verting upon the arrogance of this “ interloper , who has Another attempt to force the passage of Thermo- latelv taken upon him self to challenge at the polls men Pylae has been frustrated. The ravages of the w h o se right to e x ercise the privilege of voting he is to- , Plague having extended themselves rapidly inMo]- tally ignorant of, and who in his zeal to promote the elec- davia and Wallachia,the m<»t vigorous measures o f Son of his favourites, took upon him self to threaten an op- precaution have been adopted in the frontier pro ponent with the vengeance o f the ruffled shirt gentry, and vmces o / ustna, as we asm le a jacen pro thereby the loss of his offlce as constable,\ we feel di.- v.mCeS ° f R\SSJIJU Th® C0,',dan ^ *he R,US‘ posed, now that the eleetion is over, to bury the hatchet, sum arm y o f th e sou th , a lo n g th e fron t iers, has r , ’ „ . r. - , , • i, ■ been considerably reinforced, and merchandize is and to dwell m friendship with all. , „ J. A rr, ,, i , . .. « ,, .. . ... no longer allowed to pass, travellers are sub- T h e nolitical tergiversations of the “ senator with a . » . » 1 & jected to a most rigorous quarantine. The sultan has declared Omar Yrione, Pacha of Joannina, a rebel; this will assist the Greeks, as the Pacha was a powerful enemy of theirs. The government of Greece has offered a fleet to Samos, to prevent, if possible, the Turks from landing A fleet of 1 00 vessels is gone to meet the Egyptians, and 30 are on a cruise. The families of Hydra and Spezzia have retired to the strong About two thousand Country, do. Madeira W ine, Malaga, do. Port, do. Cordials, Old Hyson Tea, Young, do. do. Hyson Skin, do. Pouchong, do. Allspice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Mustard, Windsor and Bar Soap, Candles, Indigo, Crockery, Glass and Earthen Ware, HARDWARE. * Knives and Forks, Table and Tea spoons, Scotch name, but without Scotch virtues, who deserted, his former friends for office, and who, to obtain the same, made a variety of bargains,” are all very true, but we would be sorry to disturb the gentleman at this important tim e . He is elected, and for the honour of the district, w e should not interrupt him in the speeches which he is composing for next winter. Perhaps too he may be en abled to-introduce “ a law for the preser ation of sour- crout,” without reference to the draft of our correspond- p ]aCes o f t h e P e n in s u la , ent.* ~ — ‘ The remarks concerning the gentleman “ from the re gion of bog-s, where the demand for hemp is in proportion to its sca r c it y ,” are alm o s t t o o ap p r o p r iate to b e w ith h e l d , but (t ’Tis oft one vice defiles the breast, W here sterling virtues stand confess’d.51 We conceive that to such a production as the one signed ** T ruth,” silence is the most appropriate answer. By a ^erious notice of an anonjunous communication, intended ■to trifle with the reputations of individuals, we give con- Lonf, Lump and Brown Tobacco Boxes, Sugar. Watch Chains, Coffee, Scissors, Chocolate, Razors, Rice, Razor Strops, Molasses, Pocket Books, Muscatel , ) Buttons, Bunch, > Rasins. Pen-Knives, & Bloom ) Locks and Keys, Pepper and Snuff Boxes. LAMP OIL ; ALSO, Hams , Codfish , Mackerel , Butter , Cheese, &c. &c. Together with a general assortment o f Boots and Shoes, of the first quality. Ladies and Gentlemen would do well to call and examine their articles, as they are ofthe first qual- ity. N. B. Mix & Bowlsby have lately been ap pointed agents for A. GOMBAULT, Tobacconist , and will keep constantly on hand an assortment of all kinds of „ „ TTn_ TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF, warranted of the first quality, which will be sold men of the Turkish army, which is forming at La- ! at the factory prices, on a reasonable credit, rissa, die every day of the plague. I They have also been appointed Agents for L Some changes are taking place in the Turkish W INANT, Soap and Can e ma I i, y« - . 5 r . , , , A. » T h ey will sell by the box or smaller quantity. Schenectady , Nov. 11, 1824. 21 c a b i n e t . The Greek government had decreed to send a flotilla to their aid. In the same paper we find an extract of a letter from Napoli di Romania, datedl Aug. 1 , in which it is stated that the provis- sional govt, of Greece has been recognized by the wh»le Greek nation ; that a hundred sail of ships had been decreed to encounter the fleet of the Pacha of Egypt ; that the families of Hydra sequence to the slander which it may contain. W e are and Spezzia, apprehensive of a visit from the told by high authority, “ Answer not a fool according to Turks, had been transported to the Morea as an his folly, lest thou also b e lik e unto him .” And when we asylum ; and that about 4,000 men were about to promised our correspondent to give place to his cemmu- sail from Continental Greece to assist the gallant nication, we did it under the understanding that it should and devoted defenders of those islands ill resisting unly contain a political review, and not be an attack upon the anticipated invasion .— National Advocate . the. private lives of individuals. Satire, like ihe knife of ................... ■■■■ ■■■- ~ ihe surgeon, should cut not to destroy, but to save. The liber- j £ummarp. • ty of the press has been called the palladium of our rights. ' Murder. — The Utica Sentinel, ofth e 26th Should we make it the v ehicle of personal attack—should jnst- says — “ W c heard last evening just as our we allow that freedom of inquiry and expression, so libe- p a p e r was going to press, that Green Brockway, rally tolerated among freemen, to be prostituted to the 0f Frankfort, Herkimer county, had, on the after destruction of the private peace of individuals, we would n o o n of yesterday, ( 1 5 t h ) murdered the wife of undermine the very foundation of these rights, and make j^jg brother, Enoch, shooting her with a rifle— par- this great promoter o f intelligence an abomination to the ijculars not known. ” people. Public men and public measures, must submit I Spots on the sun have been observed at Boston, to the ordeal of public opinion ; but the moment we car- . ^w 0 0 f wbjch are so large, that they may easily be ry this license across the threshold, and scatter its baneful ; Seen with a common spyglass ; with a powerful influence around the fireside, the press becomes a more 1 telescope, nearly twenty arc visible. On ac- serious injury than it is, when enshackled with the chains j count of the sun’s rotation on its axis, they will of despotism. j probably disappear in 7 or 8 days. To conclude— Our correspondent is too personal and ! By the returns from Massachusetts, it appears pointed in his attacks, and we, therefore, are constrained 1 that in Boston the Adams electoral ticket receiv- to take no further notice 01 his communication. W e take ed 5071 vote' — others 1 1 7 3 . In 15 towns, inclu- this opportunity of informing the man-worshippers of this ding Boston, for Adams, 9 1 2 7 — for other tickets, city, that we hope the result of the late'election in this 1 9 2 7 . eounty, so contrary to their expectations, will operate as ■ The Hon. Daniel Webster has been re-elected salutary lesson in tlielr future attempts to contend with Representative in Congress for Suffolk District, T L J M N A C K S FO R TH E YEAR OF OUR L O R D 1 8 2 5 A l s o — Elegant Copperplate SCHOOL C E R TIFICA T E S , just received and for sale at this office.— Nov. 11, 1824. ................ ... .............. ......... Broderick’s List of Prizes. CLASS NO . 2 — FOR AUGUST , 1824. NUMBERS DRAWN 12 39 18 3 FROM THE WHEEL. 7 1 55 45 8 JSfEW GOODS. Richard Cooke, M E R C R A K T - T & U L O R , j, Corner o f Union fy Ferry-St. H AS received his winter supply of GOODS and invites his F riends and the P ublic in general, to call and view the most splendid assort ment of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, 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 KERbEY- MERES ; Swansdown, Valencia and Perisian striped VES TINGS ; Superior bang-up CORDS; Figured and plain FLANNELS, of all colours : Striped and plain BOMBAZINES; Norwich CRAPES ; 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 ; S1NCHEWS and SARCENETS ; Caroline PLAIDS and STRIPES ; French and Common PRINTS ; 4-4 Bobbinet L A C E ; Bobbinetand silk lace VEILS ; Tambored, book and jaconet viUSLINS ; Swiss and mull mull M USLIN; 4-4 Irish LINEN ; Linen and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS ; Long LAWNS ;—3-4 and 8-4 DIAPERS; Fine and common Si IRTINGS ; Silk and cotton UMBRELLAS ; Ladies’ work BAGS and BASKETS ; Silk, worsted and cotton HOSE ; Plain, striped and spotted Gurnsey SHIRTS and DRAW E R S: 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 ; Brown and black HOLLAND; Steel, gilt and plated coat and vest BUTTONS ; Bandanna, flag and German silk HANDKER CHIEFS ; Linnen CAMBRICS; CORDS, GIMPS and BRAIDS, of all colours ; Large assortment of belt RIBBONS and BUCK* LES; Bordered and plain kerseymere SHAW L S; 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 o f plaid lustring and gauze RIBBONS, of the latest style ; INSERTING TRIMMINGS ; Blk, blue, brown, olive, green 4 crimson, drab and white tabby VELVETS;—BUCKRAM and CANVASS ; 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 u sual; and also keeps a large as sortment of t t e a d y m a d e C L O T H I N G constantly on hand. Schenectady , Nov. 2 , 1824* 20 The T i c k e t s which drew the 43 highest prizes are those having on them- republicans. Notwithstanding the division of the repub lican party, in consequence of certain local prejudices against Col. Young,—-notwithstanding the circulation of the most defamatory handbills, & c .~th e united efforts of the federalists, disaffected politicians, no party men, &c. Clinton only obtained a majority of 142. How does this tally with their calculations ? Because -we have been decided in our support of Col. Young and democratic principles without regard to the probable result ofthe election, the little faction of Clinton in this county, attribute to IIS motives which they well know have never actuated us. Our feeble exertions were called forth by a love for republican rulers and republican institutions, which is superior to all other considerations. by a vote nearly, if not quite, unanimous. ^ a r r i e t i : At C o x s a c k ie, on the 2 d in s t bv the R e v . Mr. Living ston, the Rev JACOH VAN VECHTEN, Pastor ofthe Re formed Dutch Church in this city, to Miss MARIA VAN DYCK, daughter of Abraham Van Dyck, Esq. of the for mer place. Register. Combination. Di'aion Bos. j 6042 12 18 37 1 2 3^ 62 1 3 5 4 5 6 12010 8 45 59 7 8 9 3811 3 12 39 1 2 4 9645 7 12 39 1 2 5 >62 1 12 35 1 2 6 16709 12 39 55 1 2 7 10987 8 12 55 1 7 9 10977 8 12 49 1 8 9 4078 3 18 39 2 3 4 9912 7 18 39 2 3 5 3613 3 8 39 2 4 9 >• 312 1 7 35 2 5 6 11905 8 39 59 2 7 9 11895 8 39 45 2 8 9 3540 3 7 18 3 4 5 73 1 3 18 3 4 6 22630 18 45 55 3 7 s 11254 8 18 r,S 3 7 9 11244 8 18 45 I 8 9 3567 3 7 45 r 5 8 328 1 7 55 •J 6 7 1601 1 45 55 0 7 8J Prizes of $ 20,000 10,000 s }o m 1000 each. John Wendell, Barber, H AS removed from State-Street, to No. 4, COOKE’S ROW, in Ferry-Street, where be will pay the strictest attention to those who favour him with their custom. Schenectady , Nov. 10 , 1824* 21 k>3 The remaining 41 Tickets having thre« of the drawn Numbers on them, are each prizes of The 51 Tickets having- on them the combination Nos. 12 and 39, being the first and second drawn Nos. are each prizes of The 51 Tickets having on them the Combination Nos. 3 and 18, being the third and fourth drawn Nos. aie each prizes of All others (being 1734 Tickets) with any two of the drawn Nos. are each prizes of And the $6 prizes, are all such tickets as have any o n e ofthe drawn Nos. on thorn,being 11,475 or 12 75 for each drawn number, 200 100 60 12 20 Cash Paid For Rags. NEW-YORK S T A T E L I T E R A T U R E LO T T E R Y. CLASS NO. 3— FOR O C T O 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. 3 1 17 20 41 51 51 1,734 1 1,475 2 Prizes of $ 10,000 :: 5,000 :: 3,082 :: 1,000 :: 500 :: 200 :: 100 :: 60 12 6 is $ 20,000 15.000 3,082 17.000 10.000 8,200 5,100 3,060 20,808 68,850 13,395 Prizes. £ 34,220 ) 171 in n 20,825 Blanks. \ Tickets. $ U J ) 1 U 0 P r e s e n t P r i c e of ri ickets j$6 00.— S h a res 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 4 r EXCHANGE OFFICE, CORNER OF CHURCH AND STATE-STREETS. Prize Tickets in former Lotteries taken in ex change f o r Tickets in the present Lottery . ! 25. 1824. *
