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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY G. RITCHIE, Jun. SIGN OF FAUST AND FRANKLIN’S HEAD, FERRY-STREET, SCHENECTADY. Vol. I. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1825. No. 44. € f j e jiBofjattik JktttttteT. Published every T h u r s d a y m o r n in g , at the sign Fauat and Franklin’s head, Ferry-street, Schenectady. C onditions .— T he Sentinel will be delivered to city subscribers at $ 2 per annum, payable half-yearly ra advance. To companies of twelve or more who take th e paper at the office $1 50 per annum, payable in ad vance. Advertisements o f not more than one square, inserted three times for $1 00 , and 18 cents per week after. No papers or advertisements will be discontin ued until all arrearages are paid. NEW GOODS. RICHARD COOKE, MYAICIUWV -TAILOR, Corner o f Union Ferry-St, H AS received his winter supply of GOODS, and invites his F r i e n d s and the P u b l i c in\ general, to call and view the most splendid assort ment o f STAPLE and FANCY\ DRY GOODS, ever before opened in this city, consisting m 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 ; 1 Superior bang-up CORDS ; Figured and plain FLANNELS, ofall colours : Striped and plain BOMBAZINES : Norwich CRAPES ; Nankin, Canton, French and Lisse CRAPES ; BOMBAZETS and RATTINETS, ofall 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 LACE ; Bobbinet and silk lace VEILS ; Tambored, book and jaconetMUSLINS ; Swiss and mull mull MUSLIN ; 4-4 Irish LINEN ; Linen and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS ; Long LAWNS *,--3-4 and 8-4 DIAPERS ; Fine and common SHIRTINGS ; Silk and cotton U MBRELLAS ; 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 SH E E T ING S ; Brown and black H O L L AND; Steel, gilt and plated coat and vest BUTTONS ; Bandanna, flag and German silk HANDKER CHIEFS ; Linnen CAMBRICS ; CORDS, GIMPS and BRAIDS, ofall colours ; Large assortment ofbelt 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 TRIM M INGS; BJk, blue, brown, olive, green, crimson, drab and , white tabby VELV^ETS;— BUCKRAM and * CANVASS 5 ■ A complete assortment o f 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 Trim m ings, o f every d e s c r ip tion , all of which will be sold Cheap for CASH. N . B. —R. C. continues the TAILORING BU S IN E S S as usual: and also keeps a large as Sortment of Heady Made CLOTHING constantly on hand. Schenectady , Nov. 2, 1824. 20 ~ N O T I C E . _ LL persons indebted to the late firm of J o h n j , — J ohnson &: Co. are respectfully requested to call and make payment to Isaac Johnson , Esq. . on or before the 20 th day of January next, as all ; accounts remaining unpaid after that date will be put into the proper hands for collection. Schenectady, December 27, 1824, P E T E R O . W E M P L E . R e s p e c t f u l l y informs h is frien d s and t h e p u b lic, th a t h e h a s on h a n d an e l e g a n t assortm e n t o f H L / L T S , BEAVERS , CASTERS , RORAMS, M E N ’S YOUTHS & CHILDRENS’ R A P T HATS , A l s o — WOOL HATS, of every d e s c r ip t io n , both white an d black, o f the first q u a lity . L ik e w i s e — A L a r g e A sso r t m e n t o p BUFFALO ROBES, all o f which he offers for sale cheap for CASH. Schenectady, Dec. 22, 1824. 27 CASH paid for Hatting & Shipping Furs, and Sheep Skins. STOVES, FRANKLINS, & p . T H E subscriber offers for sale, Oven Boiler, Box, C h u r c h , and Cook C L O C K & W A T C H R E P A I R I N G STOVES A of a variety of patterns, comprising^ large and very general assortment. Also , Wilson’s double and treble backed Franklins with urns, brass rail ing and fenders—Wilson’s large Bar Room and School-house Franklins, with and without urns. Wilson’s Bed-Room Franklins, large and small, with urns, cast doors and caps— English, Russia and Philadelphia Stote Pipe, grooved, rivetted andswedged-Dmnb Stoves ofthe newest patterns, made at short notice. Th e ab o v e articles will be sold very low, for cash or approved credit. Stoves put up, pipe and elbows fitted and repaired on applica tion. J BRODERICK. Schenectady, Sept. 28, 1824. 15 G R O C E RY & PR O V ISIO N STO R E . S. M Y E R S , T-JAS recently commenced the above business in the first building east of the Canal, State-Street. He has taken much pains to procure from New-York, u general assortment o f such articles in his line, as he hopes will merit a share o f the public patronage. Among which are ; Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Gunpowder TEAS ,* Loaf, Lump, and Brown SU iARS ; Green and White COFFEE ; C H O C O L A T E ; Cog-nlac, S p a n ish an d Amei'ican BRANDY ; Jamaica, St. Croix and New-England RUM; Maderia, Teneriffe, Malaga and Port WINES ; Holland and American GIN ; Pi'pcjli Ibpp — * Muscatel, Bunch, Bloom, Keg and Sultana RAISINS ; F i g s , P r u n e s and Currants ; Tamarinds and Ginger Preserves ; ('apers and Olives ; Mushroom Ketchup ; India Soy ; Pepper and Reading ‘-auce ; Pepper, Alspice, Ginger; Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon and Citron ; Liverpool Basket SALT ; Sweet O il; Cayenne Pepper ; English and American Mustard ; L e m o n s , O r a n g e s and C o t o a N u t s ; Almonds, Filberts ; Maderia, Brazil and Pea Nuts ; C r a n b e r r ies ; Dryed Apples and Peaches ; Maccaboy, Rappee and Scotch SNUFF ; YVinclsor and Bar SOAP ; Candles and Indigo. TOBACCO AND SEGARS, Pork, Hams, Codfish , Mackerel, Butler, Cheese , kc kc. ALSO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP Glass, Earthen & Stone Ware, Together with various other articles, all of which will be sold as low as can be purchased in this city or Albany. Schenectady, June 1, 1824. 1 JOSEPH LANGDON; R ETURNS thanks to his friends and the pub lic, for the liberal encouragement he has re ceived since he has commenced the TAILO R IN G BU S IN E S S , iu this city ; and hopes by punctual attendance, to merit a continuance of public patronage. N. B. He has removed from his former place to Ferry-St. one door north of Messrs. Yates ir Ved- der’s Boot and Shoe Ware-House, where he will be ready at ail times to wait on all those who may be pleased to favour him with their custom. Military Uniforms 4* Gentlemen’s Frock Coats, made and trimmed with braid, by first rate work men, and finished in the neatest manner, and most fashionable style, at the shortest notice. Schenectady, March, 1825. 58 Cash paid for Rags at this office. M . P . W H I T N E Y , X I AS taken a stand near the Canal Bridge in -*• State-Street, where he intends carrying on the C L O C K A N D W A T C H R E P A I R I N G , business, and will guarantee his work to perform to the satisfaction of his customers. All calls will be thankfully eceived.— Schenectady, March 2, 1825 . SCHENECTADY ACADEMY T H E course of instruction in the Acade my has been confined for some time past to Classical Studies. T h e trustees have been induced, by the pros perous state ofthe Academy, under the cave of Mr. I. S. Spksckh, and by the consideration, that instruction in the higher branches of an English education, is much needed by the youth in this place and its vicinity, to establish an English department according to the original plan.— Mr. JosEr*£H>:A^T, is to take charge of this part ; and the whole is to be under the care of \ir. Spencer, as principal. Eliphalet Nott, 1 Andrew Y a tes, I T-, L Executive Jtbm . v a n in g e n , ■ r u i t 7 rr rr ? I committee. Jacob v a n vech ten , J J. C. Duane , J Schenectady, July 12, 1824. 4 FOR SA L E , or TO L E V , OR a T e r m of Y e a r s , a HOUSE A N D V E R Y SPACIOUS L O T O F G R O U N D , si tuate in Green-strcet, in the city of Schenectady formerly the property of Je lies Clute, deceased ; on the premises are, Convenient Out-Houses, and an excellent Well of Water— all in the best re pair. The house is capable of accommodating two small families :— The lot is fifty-two feet frout and rear, and one hundred and sixty-eight feet in length to the Presbyterian church. The terms of sale will be easy, only part of the consid eration will be required down, and a reasonable time given for the residue. If let, the terms will abo be reasonable. An indisputable title can be had. Enquire of JAMES L I G H T H A L L , on the premises. Schenectady, Jan. 25th, 1825. Sale of Lands for Quit-Hent. State o f New-York , Comptroller’s Office. Albany, lAth February, 1825. P UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the saleoflands for arrears of Quit-Rent, which has been heretofore advertised, and postponed from time to time by the legislature, will comt inence on Tuesday the id day o f May next, a- ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the capitol in the city of Albany, and continue from day to day until there shall be sold so much of each Grant or Patent, or of the lots in each Patent sub ject to Quit-Rent, as will be necessary to pay all arrears of Quit-Rent due thereon at the time of sale, together with all the charges of notice and sale. The conditions of sale will be, that the pur chasers pay the purchase moneys within forty- eight hours after the sale ; upon the payment of which they will receive certificates of their res pective purchases; and that if any parcel of land purchased by them shall not be redeemed within two years after the close of the sales, by the pay ment into the treasury of this state, for their use, of the amount for which any such parcel of land may be sold, with interest at the rate of twenty per centum per annum, that then the said purchasers will be entitled to a conveyance of such parcel Will. M’CAMLS, CORNER OF UNION & F E R R Y -STREETS JJAS now received, a good assortment of F A N C Y A N D ST A P L E ' DRY GOODS, suitable for the season, which has b een well bought and offered at a *> duced price for CASH only. Schenectady, June 12, 1824. 1 P X a i k S T E B . . \ 400 TONS Western Piaster, Fresh Ground, A N D for sale at the Schenectady Paper Mill, and at the Paper Mill Ware h/i-e near the Mohawk Bridge, in Washington Street, Schenectady, L O W FOR CASH.or exchanged for Wheat, tiye or Corn. March, 1825. 41 Metalic Paste & Razor i^tropT f T is w ith particular satisfaction th e proprietor offers these instruments to the public, as being well satisfied from the high re commendation they receive from the best judges that they are far superior to any thing of the kind now ofFered for sharpening Razors, Surgical In struments, Pen-Knives, &c. Mr. S exton , S ir , I have used the Strop and Paste which I had of you last fall, with peculiar pleasure, and do not hesitate to pronounce it the best thing of the kind I ever used for keeping my razors in good order. Yours, with my best wishes for your prosperity. - R . W i g g i n s . C E R T IF IC A T E S . Agreeable to your request I handed some ot your Razor Strops and Paste, to persons 1 con sidered the best judges ; they who got them say they are excellent, not one was returned. 1 sold all I had in a few days, an'd believe you might sell thosands in this place if they were here, and persons became acquainted with them. RICHARD WIGGINS. New- York , 1823. Having heard of the excellence of Mr. Sexton’s Razor Strap and Paste, I obtained enough of the paste to cover my strop ; and having used it for above four months with great satisfaction, I, with pleasure recommend it-to the public, as far supe rior to any other kind of paste of which I have any knowledge. James W. Dominick . We having used, for some time, Mr. Sexton’s Paste, and have as high an opinion of its value as Mr, Dominick. S. & T. Seymor , Andrew Seymor. New-York, March 29, 1824. We have used Sexton’s Metallic Paste on our Razor Strops, and find it superior to Pomeroy’s or any other we have met with. John Martino, William Lyman, Joseph Mynderse, A . G. Fonda, James Walker, R . P. G. Wright. Joseph Stillman, The above articles are made and sold by EZE K IE L SE X T O N i Schenectady. Schenectady, June 18. 1824. S h i n n ’ s P a n a c e a ! pail HE subscriber having discovered the co m - position of S w a i m ’ s celebrated PANACEA, has now a supply on hand for sale ; he has redu ced the price from $3,50 to $2,50, or by the do- of land, subject however to the paymeut of all j z e ? . f . . . ... ,. . ,. TT taxes then remaining due thereon. All charitable institutions m the United States, By an act of the 10 th day of April last, “ renew- I an. „ ?e Poor> be supplied gratis. . . . i /■* /A * x . , 1 ing the terms of commutation of Quit-rent, and providing for the sale of lands not discharged therefrom,” persons owning or possessed of anv lands charged with Quit-Rent, or on which arrears of Quit-Rent are due, may commute therefore on or before the said third day o f May next , by pay ing two dollars and fifty cents for every shilling sterling reserved in the grant thereof, or in that proportion where the reservation is loss than one shilling. 36 W. L. MARCY, Comptroller. JOHN GRIEVS JOYCE & CO. T AKE the liberty of informing the publick in in general, that they have taken the stall formerly occupied by John Johnson, deceased, where they intend keeping a general assortment of M E A T S, &c. through the season, and hope by strict attention to merit a share of the public patronage. JOHN G. JOYCE & Co. Schenectady, March 10 , 1825. ___________ 28 The LIFE and TRIAL Of John F. Van Patten, for sale AT THIS OFFICE, If the citizens of the principal towns will ap point an agent to order and distribute this medi cine to the poor it will be supplied. The medicine is celebrated for the cure of the following diseases : scrofula or king’s evil ulcerated and putrid sore throat, standing rheumatic atfections, cutaneous diseases, white welling and diseases of the bones, and all disea- es generally of an ulcerous character, andcronic ^iseases, generally arising in debilitated con stitutions, but more especially from syphilis, or affections arising therefrom, ulcers in the larnyx &c. and that dreadful disease occasioned by a long and excessive use of mercury, &c. It is also useful in diseases of the liver.” CERTIFICATE. I have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim, in numerous instances, within the last three years, and have always found it extremely efficacious especially in secondary syphilties and mercurials disease. I have no hesitation in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable value. W. GIBSON, M. D. Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania. JOHN SHINN, Chemist. Philadelphia, Feb. 17,1824. N. B. For Sale at Smith and Pensall’s, N, t 9 corner of Third and Market Streets, Philadelphia*
