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mm m SC H E N E C T A D Y .C O U N T Y DEMOCRATIC ; C O N V E N T I O N , j , A t a C o n v e n tion o f D e legates from the several tow ob and wards in the city and county of Schen ec- 1a*Jj!>.held a t the house o f Jacob Vrooman, in the city leventh day of ig nominations uing election, r lion: ! Henry Lovett, Abraham Ved- j\‘- R e e s, N ich- owh tliiaii T h o m a s JN. Be- P. B e c k e r, P . M iller, E l- arnelius M iller, artin C . Myers, Abraham W a r - fliehael. mention proceed John S / ' M .. the y o teaifitwas t JOHN. S. M. ady, be nom ina- to ballot for a RONG, of Du- n s ly nom inated of Schenectady, on Wednesday the e October, 1843, /or the p urpose o f mak.i of candidates to be .supported at the qn and to transact the necessary and usual business o f su c h C o u n ty C o n v entions— A aron C aeroll , uf G len v ille, w a s c a lled to ibe chair, and D akiel T . H oag appointed Secretary. I O n motion, it was- resolyed, thnt tihe w a rds and tow n s in' the coll n ty be called, and thajt tho delegates present their credentials. I Whereupon, the following delegate^presented cre dentials, and took seats in the Conven First W ^ '^ -Thom as Palmer, ' J o h n M ills. Sccond, Ward— Williatti Cunningham, Nicholas B a rhydt, W illiam Ouderkirk. Third, FK ar^ftobert Cuflnmghanji, James M t A l bright, Edward G leason . Fourth PFan£-~Martin C. Myers, der, Jam es Courter. Glenville— Kwcon. C a rroll, David ; o las Brooks, G eorge Carner, John M Duanesburgh— Joseph Bram a n , W illia m C o n k lin, Jam e s E. O ’N e il,'D a n iel T.^H o a g , ‘ bee. . Rotterdam —Abra ha m W arren, John John W . C o n k lin , Jerom e Gurvin Niskayuna —M organ Strong, Johr der| Tym eson* Princetown -— Thom a s Gifibrd, C Richard A. McMichael. O n motion of T h o m a s Palm e r , Esdr, resolved, that a C o m m ittee o fo n e from each tow n arid ward be ap pointed by the chair, to report resolut o f the sense of.this Conven I ion. < T h e chairman appointed Thom a s P a lm e r , W illia m C u n n ingham , James M. Albright, M n N icholas Brooks, Jaines E . O ’N e il, ten, Morgan Strong, Richard A. Me ‘On- motion, resolve j , that the Con to ballot for a candidate for Sheriff. Barhydt having received a m ajority of thereupon resolved unanimously, ths B A R H Y b T . o f the city o f Schenect ttdTor Sheriff.- T h e Convention then proceeded casKJidM? for C lerk. M a rvin Strong having received •a,-majority of all the v otes, H w a s tf iereupon unani m ously resolved, that M A R V I N S'! ariesburgh, be nom inated for C lerk . ? The Convention then unanimc P L A T T P O T T E R , o f the'C ity of fSchenectady, for M e r a b e r o f A ssem b ly. T H O M A S G I F F O R D o f Prince ow n , G E O R G E GARNER o f Glenville, and J A M E S M. A L B R I G H T o f t h e T h ird W a rd, werejth&*<£ nominated for Cotoners. —J s - * T h e Com m ittee on resolutions, Ihijough their chair* taah, ThoM a s P a lm e r Esq , reported th? following resolutions, w h ich w ere unanim ouslj! adopted : Resolved, That the purity and the permanence o f -our.free institu tions depend on m a intaining inviolate the. fundam ental principles o f the dem o cratic party. Resolved, T h a t in our opinion the old democratic doctrine o f strict construction o f written constitutions, is indispensable to the freedom and prosperity o f the people \ thal this doctrine is the on iy effectual safe guard- o f the tax payers against corr ipt, im p rovident and spendthrift legislation. ' Resolved, T h a t w e are opposed ro ail constructive pow e r s, w h e ther claim ed by the I National or State governm e n ts, and to a ll additions io the powers of anch. governm ents. Resolved, T h a t w e m a intain an uncom p r o m ising opposition to a National Bank ; to tlie distribution of the proceeds o f the sale of the public 1 ands am o n g the several states ; andto an assumption of the debts of the states by the g e n eral governm ent; i ve regarding all .these m easures as unauthorised by the National Con- iSitution, and as in direct conflict wit h the liberties and Vffilfttre of the people Resalved, T h a t vie are in favor of m Independent T r e a sury, tha.t great dem ocratic m easure of M r. V a n B u r e n ; believing i t to be the best p an ever devised for the safe keeping, transfer and disbursem ent o f lh e public m o n ies. • , Mesalved, T h a t w e highly approve o f the proceed in g s o f the Syracuse C o n v e n tio n ; and m o st cordially 'concur in the instructions of that-convent ion, requi ring'the State delegates to the BaJtir lore Convention tq present lly? ,name o f M a r t in V an S u r e n for nom- Ination for ifiei Presidency, and to advocate and sup port bis nom ination for that office. R e solved, T h a t w e regard M a r t i? V a n B u r e n as a c o n sistent and unfaltering supporter c f dem ocratic prin c ip les; as a w ise, able and clear h< aded statesm an, and as an honest and fearless suppoi ter o f the free institutions o f his country and o f the rights and liber ties o f the people. A n d as he fell def ?nding the g reat principles o f the dem ocracy, w e deem it d ue to him a nd to the cause hp has, during his whol a life, supported, to re-elect him to the Presidential c t air. Resolved^ T h a t in our opinion, th® legislature are n o t authorised to create or alter corporations, or to appropriate thje public m onies or property,, in any other ca.ses than su c h ns are warranted by a strict construction o f ihe constitution ; anj] that considera tion s o f expediency or precedent can never justify an infraction o f the letter and spirit o f the constitu tion. Resolved , T h a t w e are in favor o f an am endm ent o f t h e constitution, vvhich shall prehibit any appro priation o f t h e pub lie m o n ies or prcperty, by the le gislature, until sanctioned by a diiec t vote o f the peo ple, except in cases of w ar or insurrection. Resolved, T h a t w e approve o f the financial policy o f the L egislature o f 1848; and fl at w e regard the m e a sure o f finance and taxation adopted by that L e gislatu r e , as indispensable to a redemption o f the d i lapidated credit o f the State, and t? a restoration of its finances to their original sound cc county, and in your consistent and uniform devotion to republican principle':. W e hope these considerations w ill be sufficient to jncfuce you to accept the nomination thus* tendered.. Respectfully yours, M. C. M Y E R S , A B M . W A R R E N , N I C H O L A S B A R H Y D T . Schenectady, 1 Ith O ct. 1843. a G e n tlem e n I have this m o m e n t received your note, inform ing m e of my- n om ination by the Dem o cratic County Convention, now in session, by- their unanim o u s voice, as a candidate for M em b er o f A s sembly. Iu reply, permit m e to say, that I am unable pro- .perly to express m y thanks’ to the Dem o cratic Con vention, which you represent, for this most flattering testim o n y o f their respect. I feel this com p lim ent the more deeply, fo r t h e reason that such a nomination on m y part, w a s neither solicited nor desired. I had supposed that a nom ination for that ofiice might pro perly be claim ed by; and w a s ju s tly due to, som e ’o f th e towns o f this c o u n ty ; but the representatives from those tow n s having united in this request, and feeling the force o f thal maxim o f G e n . Jackson, that office should neither be solicited nor declined, I yield m y ’ private interests, and shall accept w ith pleasure and gratitude, the nom ination thus tendered. I have only to add, that i f m y democratic friends in this county, w ill extend to this nom n a tion, and the nom ination o f my democratic friends whom you have placed upon the ticket w ith m e, thensame fidelity and devotion w h ich I have ever g iven lo regular nom ina tions, we can have no reason to doubt its success. For the flattering m anner in Which you have co n veyed to me: th is request, be pleased to accept my grateful thanks. I am truly, your ob’t serv-t. PL A T T J O T T E R , T o M ar t in C . M yers , N icholas ; A braiiam W arrbn , E sqrs., Com m ittee. NEW -YORK M A R K E T . O c t . 10. F lo u r $ 4 50. W h e a t, 94 a $ 5 c . C orn 50 a 52c. Rye 62c. Barley 48 a 50c. Oats 25 a 26^0. T a llow 7-|s. Lard 5£ a 6 i c . C h eese 5 a 5^c. A L B A N Y M A F t K E T . O c t . 11. The Journal quotes fh*ur at 4,41 a 4 50 for all kinds, with plenty of buyers. S C H E N E C T A D Y M A R K E T — P r ices Current. [Prepared by Case Miller, Grocers, 140 State-street.] October 12,1843. $ £ 25 a4 50 E g g s P lour W h e a t R y e C o rn O a ts Clover seed T im o thy Butter C h e e se 93 a a a 20 a 8 a 95 56 50 22 10 6 Potatoes Pork H a m s Lard T a llow A p p les B e e sw a x H a y 10 a 12 1 2 |a 115 IO\ 0 0 a l l 50 8 a 6 a a a a 2 0 a 8 i 04 8 25 20 25 The above arc the market prices of the articles nam ed, by the quantity, M A R R I E D . In this city, on T h u rsday the 5lh inst., by the R e v . Mr. V a n Vechten, Mr. John Van Vranken, o f W a tervliet, to M iss C lara ,daughter o f M r. Jacob V r o o m a n , of this city. O n the 5th inst., by the R e v . M r. H a r w o o d , M r. Gideon W ilbe-, o f G lenville, to M i^TEsther Griffis, of N isk a y u n a ^ V On the 7th in s t., by the R e v . M t. H a r w o o d , M r. W illiam D . Sch/fStsrqft, of^t-his_oity, to M iss Celia if Ro\erd;pm . inst Van Denburgh, A t A lbany, W ilkins, M r . W. M c K e n z ie, o f the O n the 11th inst, by the R e v . S . Lake, o f this c ity, to M iss Janet rmer placed TferKcv, Dr. V a n Vcphten,, at the residence of the H o n . John I, D egraff, o f this city, Cadwallader Colden Clute, E sq., to M iss E lea nor, daughter o f D a n iel Degraff, o f Am sterdam , Montgomery county, and grand daughter o f Isaac D egraff, of this c ity. 1 S T O F L & T f E R S in n a u m 'S in the i\ U - OfRce at Schenectady, October 1, 1813. A issier Richard A n d rew s Richard A llen M rs S K. A u s ting N a o m i A lbright M iss M atia Brooman Fisher Burt Oliver Bentley Mis& Oralinda Benedict Andrew Burdick Experience Beckw ith K ing Barton Parley jr Bradt Abram A Brewer P o lly Blanchard W m S B enoit A u g u stian Barton A s a C low John C o u r tnay Charlotte Clarry Elijah C u n n ing John Cramer Margaret A C o llins J &. C C u llings John C a u lahan W8m C h iistian s e e P B Carney John C o llin s T h o s C h a n d ler Jas C o n n ell John Chary John Chaffer C C Dubois Freem a n D e W itt C D a rney C a rolino D u n o n d D H - D a v is John W D u ley A D Dorn A J D e lano Jethro Fryer Reuben P u ller Richard F ly n n P a trick Forman M alvina Fitzgerald M argaret F ish e r Jacob W Grey John Grassie Jas, Gordon Joseph Gibbs A g n e s G raham E N G ray C a tharine H o w e Jas J H o lton Geo H a n a h E lizabeth f allowell Geo all H a rvey H a n sbursh Abram H a n n in Jas H u c h inson Jas Joyce Geo Jacobs Capt H K e lly R e v ’d D a v id K ing G e o G K irroy C e c ilia L eake W W L o y d H J # L y o n John M o shier W m 2 M u n g e r A s a M e llish S G M a lony P a t Morrow Peter M a ra M artin M cCracken W m M organ Rich’d P M cIntyre Q. A N ich o ls Alfred N ichole W S Oliver llt-nry Ouilei k 11 k John O strom R a lph O ’Keson N A rotter Sidney jr. Peck Evo P e n n y F B 2 Parent T 2 P e c k M L P e c k L e w is P h e lps Horace Philips W m RobisOn Peter Rubileo II B R eed N R o g ers R u scl R a y A n n R a inbow W m 3 R e y n o lds M elinda R a n d a ll C Riidlield Bela H R a m say Jacob Sm ith C larrissa Shephard H Staley O liver Sanson John 2 Schryver Fred K Sim m ons J F Sturgis Calvin Sexton M iss A n n a Sm ith E v e line Stone Nathan Sprague Ezra Sm ith Julia 2 Sjiter Jacob S lcter M Shannon John Scherm erhorn Robt Schormerhorn Elizabeth Schoolcraft H D T o w e r S G T a y lor Robt T h o m a s J n o T im m o n s O w en V e lie M iss M E Van Hovenburgh D 2 V e lie W S V a n Slyck N 2 V a n V o a st C a leb V a n B r u n t Albert 2 V a n Patten C V V a n Slyck J M V e d d e r A W ! V a n V o a st P e ter ( V u lger N a n c y V edder Maria Vroom a n John I V a n Vranlseu C C ■ V a n Scork Catharino ! V a n Vranken C W e a lah W in W illiam s Orlando Wheeler W m W e m p lo Isaac W ilk ie M a r y 2 W a r d G W W a d ina Jas W ig g in s W m W e a v e r A d a m W ip p lc Jas W e n d e ll Robt W icdm a n Paul W e m p le M aria W in e n s W m W e ller W m W e n d e ll H Y a tes John F J A M E S M B O U C K , P . M . \BT 1ST O F L E T T E R S rem a ining in the Post- ■ A Office at Rotterdam , October 1, 1813. J Barton jun Dr James Cameron Daniel D arraw John F Fedder DIED. In Glenviljp, on the 28th Sept.,'G ertrude, w ife o f Peter G iven C o rnelius Van Patten, in the 68th year o f her age. Jam es M c N e e In this city, on the 7,th inst., Sidney Potter j infant Jam es M c M illan son o f John O h len. Mr. Putnam JennetJ. Robberson David Ro;Ve j S h u felt O rsam u s Squire Solom on Taylor Job T r a v is D e w itt V a n tlovenburg H a rm o n A V a n Slyck ■Harmon Vedder John V a n Abram W arren J. W . C O N K L I N , P . M . R . P H I N N E Y :S Anti Dvsppptic or F a m ily Pills, just received and fpr sale by Sept. 29. D. H. S N E L L , Druggist. T IP T O N ’S Improved Patent L in t, made from fine grass bleached linen, for sale by Sept. 29. D . H . S N E L L . 1 * 7 E W JL’B from null sep^D B U C K W H E A T For sale at F L O U R , Just received W A L K E R ’S , 106 & 104 State-st. n d i t i o n ; an d that. .we also regard this m easure as necessary to protect jthe people from the dangerous e v i s of a great state 4ebt, and from the curse o f grintlin j taxation. Resolved, T h a t w e entertain a h i | h respect for G o yernor W illia m C . B o u ck, and that in him and the either distingulished individuals associated with him in •.the State A d m inistration, w e recognize a true devo tio n to the w ishes and welfare o f fhe people, and an honorable solicitude to promote the best interests o f ih e S tate j : a n d that w e can assure them of the sup p o r t and approbation ojf the democrt c y o f this county, w h ile they remain faithful to the measures aiid prin ciples o f public policy w ^ ich tho dem o cratic party o f .’the State has adopted. J2csoZ»crf» T h a t this Convention [cheerfully concur ,in lh e .nomination o f S t e p h e n C . J ohnson , of D e la ware, a s a candidate for the T h ird Senatorial District o f this Siatel( and w ill give him qur undivided sup port. Resolved, T h a t this Convention do m o st cordially jtecom m end P l a t t P o t t e r , E sq., the nom inee for A ssem b ly. H i s w ell know n talpnts and acquire m ents ; his uniform aad ardent attachm ent to the de m ocratic c a u s e h ' i s high standing jas a n eloquent ad vocate; hi? untiring efforts, and s e lf devotion in sus taining the republican party in tHe most trying and discouraging tim es, have justly gained for him the con- rfidence ,of 0is party., the good will, o f his acquaintan c e s , and the esteem o f all^ood men. In him w e have , a gurc pledge I h a t rhe county w ill be ably and faith fu lly represented, and it is w ith feelings e f pride and pleasure w e present him to the dem o cratic electors jfor their vigorous\support. Resolved, T h a t in J o h n S. M . B ar h y d t , the can* • <didate w e have nominated for Sheriff, is blended the •.tf tli form dem o crat— the industrious citizen, and the H onest, faithful and capable m a n — he deserves and • p i l l receive the warm support o f every true democrat. ; jResdlved, T h a t in recom m ending M a k v in S t r o n g , E s q ., the c a n d idate for County Clerk, we do but re spond to'the w ishes o f the republicans of the county. jMr. S tron g te a modest, retiring man, o f strict integ r i t y ; acon s is terit republican; a worthy citizen , and :h a s lo n g been favorably know n as onclc'f the most de serving in the dem o cratic ranks. jQis character is . above reproach, and We c o n fidently present him to the . electors for their support. j ■ T h e Coroners nom inated are a?J worthy citizens, .and will command, as they richly deserve, a warm, vi- gorOus and undivided suppoi.t. . Resolved, T h a t the E x e c u tive and Corresponding Cpmmittpe of this county for the ensuing year, con- •Biet o f Alon?.o C. Paige, David M« M o o r e , John I Y a t e s , T h o m a s W . H a rm a n and jpjeter Rowe. Resolved, T h a t the proceedings be signed by the sCbairma^Patid Secretary, and published in the S c h e nectady Reflector, A lbany Argus nnd A lbany Atlas.. A A R O N C A R R O L L , Chairman.* D an iel T . H o a g , Secretary. . .C O R R E S P O N D E N C E . Schenectady, O c t. 11,1843. G r e a t B a rgain. HOUSE AND LO T FO R SA L E .— T h e H o u se and L o t is pleasantly situated in Ferry street, between State and Liberty ________ streets. T h e H o u se is large and com m o dious, w ith good and convenient privileges for a fa mily.- A lso a School H o u se, facing oh Liberty-streel, on the sam e lot. P lease inquire on the premises, or | at the store o f D . W . Stew a r t, 88 Ferry street. O ct. 13,18-43. -4-ltf W I D O W S T E W A R T . D o c to r J O S E P H H A R M A N ’S ; Office, 5 2 $ ta te - s tr e e t. M R S . E L L I S ’S. H O U S E K E E P I N G M A D E E A S Y : Or, C o m p lete Instructor in all branches of Cobkery and D o m e stic Econom y , containing the most modern and approved receipts o f daily use in-all families. P R I C E T W E N T Y - F I V E C E N T S . Revised and adapted to the w a n ts o f tho L a d ies of the U n ited S ta les, by an Am erican Lady. T h is w ill be found the most com p lete, accurate and com p rehensive m a n u a l of cookery and household econom y ever published. It embraces all the most - < , f .« . y .. . .u - I i'iuuua iiuw uiiu uc uriitriiuci* un uui my iicvt recent im provements m the I having my written signature thereon and di important changes introduced w ithin a lew years, in . / » J « consequence o f the f ,hy s ioi og icra i n at .on s ^of j ^ ^ permiUed Com stock & Co. to know C o m b e, and the c.iem tca co _ livo-ipnii* airy «ts com p o n ent parts, or to be supplied w ith anv other em inent scholars. In a mwl.cal- .w d j^ v g ien ic, ^ F e b ^ ^ none can buy thtough point of view, this work therefo1^ I in porlant to | , Therefore it is “ ab>olutely ru-cessary that the every, h o u sekeeper who desires the w e ll-being of her Rame o f Gomstock be» J10l .. ^ ^ ,/ j on Hay package.» fam u y . ___ . -I U it is. avoid il as you would poison, for to use the T h e additions by he Am erican editor are such as k t deslr„y ihe us«-r. to adapt it perfectly to the wants o f our people, and H F N R Y D A L T F Y Inventor m u ch hovel - i n formal ion in regard to cookery and the ] W A L T E R ’S Improved Circular Spring: and Spring “ B a lances. For sale at W A L K E R ’S, sep2j? ______________ 106 & 104 State-st. C A U T I O N . . C O M S T O C K & C O ., 21 C o u r lland-st, N . Y . not n o w , but firmprlv agents for D A L L E V ’S M A G I C A L P A I N E X T R A C T O R , are flooding the country w ith another ai t id e . T h e y sign “ H e n ry D a iley” to warnings against frauds and recanta tions. A lso they threaten injunctions to those who sell the genuine, & c ., w h ich is a bug bear. N o box no w ca n lie depended on but in my new I B O O K S , B O O K S . r e O E T J R Y o f L ife, by M r s . K ill-. Ii Ninja, bv M iss -Bremer. Christirfp, a tale o f the R evolution. T h e A ttache, or Sam Sjiek in Engla T h e Q;|t(i(l Correspondence, or i lie M torney. M a ry nhd-M a ithn, by M is. Ellis. '■ V o ice f|om the V intage, by jVJrs. Ellis. M a g ic and M esm eri-m . Dr. Pufcey’s serm on. I ’he V illage Doctors, by T . S. Arthur. P a st and Present, by T h o m a s Carlyle, Bankrupt Stories, N o s. 3 ond 4. W nshijhgtonian Harp. A lm a n a c s for 1844. F o r sale by i W . W . B A R L O W , 104 Sta' ' j CASH F L O U R SsTOKE. T H E subsnriber hd-ving hired the Y a tes’ F iguring M i l s in Rotterrl.rm, offers fOr sale an extra ar ticle o f S U P E R F I N E F L O U R , m anufactured of the best <jf G enesee W h e a t, expressly for fam ily use, for sale Wholesale and retail at the. M ills in R o tter dam , and at the store of H . C. Y ates, 150 State-street, Schenectady. A lso , R y e F lour, Indian Meal, B u c k w h eat, and all kinds of Coarse Grain cheap for cash. W M . H . F L I N T . N . B .j Persons w ishing to haye Grist taken out to the m illJw ill leave their orders at H . C. Y a tes’ Flour and -Grain Sto, e, 150 State-street, Schenectady. 32 B U S H E L S O F A S H E S wanted I v - v by the subscriber. .Scheneciady., .Aug. 23, 1843. E . D E G R A F F . F iO T i A S H — O n e ton P o t ash, received and for . safe by june9 G Q CARLEY, b o o k ^ a ^ s 'F a t I g ’ n a i T y - m u s T c ~ a n d ] M U S f C A L IN S T R U M E N T S . C J O L D on the most reasonable terms at the N E W C T B Q O K & M U S I C S T O R E , N o . 76 State-st opporite tho head o f Ferry sireet. : S . S . S T E V E N S would respectfully inform the c itizens of Schenectady and vicinity^ that he has received his F a l l Supply o f B Q O K S , S T A T I O N A R Y, cf-e. Having purcha sed at the L O W E S T P R I C E S in Boston and N e w York, he pledges himself to sell on the most reason able term s. H is assortment comprises E V E R Y V A R IETY usually found in Bookstores. • C l a s s i c a l W o r k s . Anthon and Lempriere’s Classical Dictionaries; Donnegati, Leverett, Ainsworth and Webster’s Lex icon ; Anthon’s Cicero, Sallust, Greek Reader, L a tin Lessons, Caesar, Greek Testament, Homer'si Ili ad, Bullion's Greek Grammar, Andrews and Stod dard's Latin Grammar, Xenophon’s Works, Cicero do Oratore, Terrence, <&c, SLc. Levizac’s French Gramin|tr, Mc:.dow’s French Dictionary, Vie de Washington, Follen’s German Grammar^ Reader and Bibp, 1 . S c h p o l B o o k s . Davieg.M a them a tical W o r k s ; G e o g r a p h ies,A r ith m etics, Grammars, Spelling B o o k s, &<5. for C o m mon Schools. i B L A N K B O O K S o f every variety kept constantly on hajji Schenectady, Decem ber 3 ,1 8 4 1 . m a n a g em ent o f a h ousehold. Will be found in the work. Its cheapness will com m end it to every one. T h e above work is for saie at R u ssell’s N e w s De-* pot, Schenectady. O U R E W I N T E R B L E A C H E D S P E R M O I L , J t N e w Bedford manufacture. For sale by A lbany, September, 18-13. T h e g e n u in e can be bought of A . T R U A X . and D. H. S N E L L , Scheneciady. 2mo39 O ct. G. D . Hi. S N E L L . FO R SALE or TO LET, the H o u s e and L o t N o . 30 G reen street. T h e prem i ses arc io good order. Inquire o f Oct. 6 4w D . H , S N E L L , 143 Stato st. A S S IG N E E S JT O T IC E . L L persons having demands against tho A s s ig nees o f Joseph G . C a se, o f Scheuectady, are hercbv notified to present the sam e on or before the first of N o v e m b e r n e U . I . W . B R l 3 .G S , C lerk, 3w 4 0 Schenectady, Oct, 2 , 1843 _ ___________ ; ______ _ __________ I ----- _ F L O U R . Bbls. Superior Ohio Flour. 20 Bbls. P e a r l M ills, M a u m ee C i t y , ) Cascade M ills, A k r o n , Ohio. J ‘ ’ COAL. IH E subscriber has jurt received T W O C A R G O E S O F C O A L , iresh from t.he m ihfc, of I various qualities and sizes, w h ich is now ready fur delivery. S e p t .22. 2.n H E N R Y IlO S A . J O N E S ’ R Q Y A L P A T E N T E N G L I S H • M A T C H E S , to burn w ithout sulphur, just received and for sale at W A L K E R S ’ 100, 104 State-st. Sept. 21. G E N E R A L A G E N C Y O F F I C E F Q J fc-C H E A P ] P U B L I C A T I O N S . T H E subscriber woujd inform bis friends and the public that he has made arraiigem ents to have for sale |a supply of all the cheap publications of the day. T h e y may depend that noneliaf'perfect editions Will be offered—all neat iy doneMip in Frfinch bind- ingl and o f sizes fit to Ior m a library, o f beautiful standard w o iks, at prices unprecedented in this or any other country. T h e fallowing .w o iks are already r e ceived, and new ones are added every w e e k , and tnay bo e x a m ined a t the old established Book ana Stationr ary Store, 71 Sinte sireet, Schenectady : A L I S O N ’S H I S T O R Y O F E U R O P E , to be els. completo in 16 parts, Galready published, each 25 B R A N D E ’S E N C Y C L O P A E D I A , to be com - . plete ip 12 parts, 5 already published, 25 S H A K $ P E A R E ’S Dram atic W o r k s afid Poetns, with notes and num erous engravings, in 8 parts, each • 25 H A R P E R S F A M I L Y L I B R A R Y , the real genuine edition, in vols., each 25 L I F E O F J O H N C . C A L H O U N , w ith a por trait j 1'2 J L I F E A N D A D V E N T U R E S o f M artin C h u zzlew it, by B o z , w ith engravings, 6 j T H E L A S T O F T H E B A R O N S , by B u lw e r 25 F O R E S T D A Y S , by G. P. R. James, 12J A D A M B R O W N , the M erchant, by Horace Sm ith, 12 i /W I N G & W I N G , by Cooper, in 2 vols., 50 P E L H A .V l,or the adventures o f a G e n tlem a n , by Bulwer, 25 T H f e D l S O W N E D , by Buhver, 25 D E V E R A U X , do. 25 P A U L C L I F F O R D , do. ^ 25 E U G E N E A R A M , do. 25 T H E L A S T D A Y S O F P O M P E I I , B u lw k . 25 T H E O Z A R I N A , by ft]rs. Ilofland, 25 R l E N Z I , the last o f the T r ibunes, by B u lw e r , 25 A M E R I C A N N O T E S , by Boz, 12£ iS A B O B A T H O M E , 25 k S E L F D E V O T I O N , or the H istory o f C atha- ' rine R a n d o lph, 25 E R N e J t M A L T R A V E R S , by B u h v er, 25 A L I C E , or llie M y steries, do. 25 J A C K H I N T O N , the Guardsm an. 374 14 f R . M I L L E R , 71 State street. S C H E N E C T A D Y B O O K S T O R E & C l R C U - j. L A T I N G L I B R A R Y . T % r0.j71 S tate s t ieet, w ill be found: a general aa- 1 1 1 sortment o f Stationary, consisting o f blank books, ruled and plain foolscap, ruled and plain let ter pap|r, memorandum books, quills, steel pens, red, blue and b l a c k ink, wafers, sealing w d x , & c . School books of every kind, bibles large and sm a ll, prayer and hym n books of ev.eiy description. I J U V E N I L E B O O K S . < T h e largest assortm ent o fa n y slore in'the country ; all o f which w ill be sold cheap for cash. %T B E L I B R A R Y numbers over 1300 volumes o f choice1, w o rks, nns are so low (n o t more than the subscrip- a w eekly new spaper) as to m ake it within t he C L O C K S , W A T C H E S A N D J E W E L R Y . T H E subscriber w ill Sell W a tches, C locks, Jew elry and, Silver W a r e lower^ than any other establishm ent in the city, to wit : Gold- Watches from 81 5 to\S'80 each ; Silver from $5 to $40 e a c h / T h e best as sortm ent o f S ilver W a re (in the city, consisting of Table, Dessert', Tea, Cream, S a lt and M ustard S p o o n s ; Butter K n ives and Sugar Tongs, all warranted o f the finest Silver, and best workm anship. . . . ., N . B . W a tch e s , C locks and M usical B o x e s repair ed and waVranted. Jew e lry repaired in th e neatest manner. Second hand W a tch e s taken in ex c h a n g e .; H ighest prices paid, in trade or cash, for old Gold or S ilver, at his old stand, 91 State street, o n e door w est o f W m . Cunninghan.’s store. G . J. S W O R T F I G U E R . • Schenectady, Sept. 8, 1843. B A Y W A T E R - — O n e box B a y W a ter, ju s t re ceived and for sale by ju n e 2 G. Gt. C A R L E Y . T IV E R P O O L S A L T .— - 1 0 0 ; Sacks Liverpool J L i. Blown S a lt , M arshall’s brand,' in prime order ‘une2 ‘ G . GI. C A R L E Y . . F o r s a le by j j^ U G A R S . — N e w Orleans and Porto R ico Su- k ?7 gars of prime to com m o n qualities, for safe ;low by ju n e 2 G . a . C A R L E Y . \ CLUTE U TELLER , DEALERS IN H A T S , CAPS, AND “ F A N C Y F U R S , W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A I L . ,No. 90 Stato street, Sch e n e c tad y . October 22,1811. « V. SMITH, SURGEON DENTIST, 41' State street, Scheneciady, •' [Next door to S. B. Potter’s store.] B . P E R , w h o lesale and retail ealer in S ta p le, F a n c y and D o m e s tic D r y ; Goods, N o . 43 State street. 8 i P L A T T P O T T E R ATTORNEY, Solicitor in C hancery , and Counsel lor at L a w , N o . 7 U n io n street, S c h e n e c t a d y , a few doors west o f the M ohawk B a n k . 1 i L . W . L A C Y , DEALEjR IN CHINA, GLASS and EA R T H E N W A R E ; L O O K I N G G L A S S E S ; GROCERIES ; F L O U R , F ISH , | S A L T , P R O V I S I O N S , &c. No. l57|State street, Schenectady. Jan. 13,1843. HAVANA SEGARS of superior q u a l i t y , for s a l e by CR A N E and DAVIS, 154 S t a le street. 2 0 , 0 j 0 0 dec 24 ^ H E I on I; june9\ .M A N ’S Poor M a n ’s Plaster,,equal to any, ' 1*2 1-2 cents each, for sale by D H S N E L L . E W A R K C I D E R V I N E G A R , by the barrel i or less quantity, forsale at June 16. W A L K E R ’S, 106 & 4 S tate st. O L D ’S P a ten t C h e m ical Oii L a m p s, for sale by A B M . A . V A N V O R S T , .. June 1(6. ■ 57 State st. J l ^ D O W S A S H E S , G lass and P u ity , for sale by ABM. A. VAN VO R S T , Jnne 16. 57 Stale st. i PAINTING. E E K E R & D E A N , House, Coach, Sign and Fancy Painters, No. 64 Maiden Lane. Plain p a inting, M a rbling, W o o d -G r a ining, Sign Lettering, Paper Hanging &c. executed; in the best style anu punctually. Orders m ay be left at the re sidence o:f Wm. Meeker, 77 U nion street, or at the S P R I N G 4-N^D '&UM W 0 ii2 w Goods cheaper Beckly. ■ ' ■ ■ . J P- B E C .K L Y -would • that he has ju s t jr^cefved ^ rge s u p ply o f S p r in g & ^am,mcr FrencJt and E n g lish black, troy^., ........................................................ <£ . . . . . .. .. . , . , . merets. Also Vestings, accordingto the style of Jthe season, and all other goods-te the 1 ine'of his-profes sion,and W6uldt« happy «nd all others ^?ho :Ab to the quality o f ithe goods, . and th e c h c a p n e s * o f their price, he. w ill not^hrink frdm compVtttion. S * M r. B e c k ly takes this opportunity oi returhing< his lavo^eff him m t-h'theif satfenifaii^ al^d ,a s ^ a V J WM»W'*W g**v V»*W*4 TV.--r -- * ----- -r business, as may be sxpect^il'froTn? onei.wJitr :hfc»^c^ quired a large know ledge o f lheiprofesfH>n, , C U T T I N G done at-;the-sii:OfteB4:B9tis^8^%S,$^,‘ fanted to fit if Well madB ,Up*; . A large assortm ent o f READY MAD e CJ^O T H I N G constantly on hand. . . . ’ Store, N o . 132, State street, n e x id o o i^ r o M e ^ tfii® Bridge. J O H N P . r “ M a y IS; 1843. . ^ H O E B L A C K lN G .-r-T jh e gfinuine Frenc ^fhoe! blacking- m ade hy D . Van^Engle & Gf>. and whi^h on.trial, w ill prove superior to an y e y e / before offered in ,this city. F o r saie at ’ ' C A S E & M ID L E R ’S ; 140 S t a t e ' j ■- H A R D W A R E , IR O N AND ST E E L . J OHN B t. CJLUTE, of,,the. formerifir^:of; Q. C?. Clute & Co- at the old store No.: 142. State^t,# a ^ ^ e p s on hand a complete Old Sable, Swedes, English and Flat, Squa re and Round, assorted sizes5; i:' A lso Sw edes, English, B lister, GerBiatf S t e e l; N a ils, Spikes and Crow : • : ShovelSy.A n iils, Vices, B lack^fcths’vB e llcysaatc. A ll o f which will- beTsoIcNtn; tixe^ n io^ f^ ^ n ^ S W N . B . T h e h ighest price' paid' for' ofd ‘ Iron 'In * x - change for Goods. ' - w';.; j Schenectady, M a y 1 2 ,18 4 3 : ‘ \ iV . . R E M O V A L . H E subscriber has moved his stqck o f Grpcex* ies from the Bowery Store, to I;53 merly occupied by J . L y o n , w h ere he i m oh. n |n d and intends io keep a yon&taiit supply o f Provisions, Which he oflers \for salt\at;'pr3&es fhe tim e s. ' ••\i\:;- 2 6 __________________ ^ .Ti;, L . G O S S r : : I MERCHANT T A ILORING f S P R I N G A N D S U M M E l t F A S H I O N S . '. J E. & E, B. BONN Y • friends and the public g e n e r a lly , that-^Hfey carry on t h e r»bove b u siness, in all its vafjoti*sftian-' ch e s , at-974 S ta t e street. T b c y .k e e p CDristnntly ^ n hand, a general assorim e n t o f C A S S I M E R E S , B R O A D . C L O T H S , T f E S T T N & S , r.whjieh they w ill m ake up to order in th e njost J a s b i o i ^ l i e sty le. T h e y hope, from their,know ledge, a | i | ;fjt)nctj attention to b u s i n e s s ,t o m e e t Tilth a s h a r e o f gib litf patronage. according to dirpction Schencctady, M a y 4, 1843. shop in .M a iden-Lane. W ILLIA M M E E K E R , J O H N D E A N . Schenectndy,(M ay 5, 1843. IStf S T E W A R T ’S I M P R O V E D S U M M E R A N I? W IN T E R PA T E N T COOKING STO V E S , N o w T h e te tion to reach of alm ost any person fond of reading. NeW works i s soon as published are added, together w ith the reprints of tho most celebrated E n g lish R eview s and M a g a z ines. T E R M S . 20 For sale by July 14, 1813. C A S E & M I L L E R , IlO 'Sfate st. D R. J A M E S ’ A N T I - D Y S P E P T I C P I L L S , f o r s a l e b y July 21. D . H . S N E L L . L O V E S P O N G E .— Equal to F in e Sponge at half the price o f fine s p o n g e , ju s t received and for sale by D . 3 . S N E L L , june 9 J 143, State st. U R K S IS L A N D A N D R O C K S A L T — 1.0,00 bushels just received and for sale at Sept. ‘21. W A L K I iR S 106, 104 Slatc-st. IR E S I-I M A C A R O N I,- V e r m a c iH a ,~T rappico^ Pearl Siigo, Arrow R o o t, G iugvr Preserves, Sallad Oil, R o se water, Extract of Lemon and Rose &c. &c,, j u s i received and for -ola at Sept. 2 2 . W A L K E R S ’ 106, 101 State-st. ' JA M E S L . V A N I N G E N , M . D ., W O U L D inform the public, that he has opened an Office at N o . 92 State sireet, Schenectady, where, in addition to the ordinary branches o f his profession, he is prepared to treat all diseases o f the E Y E and E A R . 3m A u g u st 18, 1813. $ 3 00 2 00 1 25 50 N o n -subscitbers 6 cents per R O B E R T M I L L E R . Proprietor. C H E A 1 * F O ! ( C A S H . L A R G E quantity of Liverpool and W e stern S A L T , fur sale at 12G State street, by Sept. 15, S M I T H & M I L L E R . P R O C L A M A T I O N Y virtue o f a precept issued out of the supreme ____ courl o f judicature o f t h e stat*’ o f N e w -Y o r k , to me directed and delivered, proclam a tion is hereby made, that a court of oyer and term iner and gen e r a l,] ja il delivery, w ill be held in and for the county of Schenectady, oii the fourth Monday of October next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the City H a ll of the city of Schenectady, and that all persons who are I xyjnYon'tlVe bound by recognizance or otherw ise, to appear1 before ° G R O C E R Y A N D P R O V I S I O N our said Justices of our supreme court o f judicature, busineSS) in all its branches, at N o . 126 State st., in or s a id circuit judges, or. som e or one o f them, and liie C olonnade B u ildings, w h e re they w ill offer foi the jddges o f the Court o f com m o n pleas o f the county a y arljc ies j-H their line at lowvr prices than they o f Schenectady aforesaid, or any three or more o f ctin he bought at any other establishm ent in the city them , o f whom either of the judges o f the said su - ■ - ----- --- ive been appointed fT o P la tt Potter, Esq, D e a r Sir .-— T h e undersigned b a C om m ittee frotn the D em o cratic C o u n ty C o n v en tion , now in session, to inform iyou that they hav.e nominated you as a candidate tor Member o t Assem bly, and to request yon to accept s a id nom ination. , W e take pleasure in inform ing y o u , that the nOini nation thus tendered .co y o u , w a s the unanim o u s v o ice o f the Convention. W e believe llhat in m aking this selection, the Convention were governed by the high est confidence in yoUrcapncity and fearless support of tlie best interests of our city and experience, in your C H E A P CASH ST O R E ; O P A R T N H 1 1 S H IT — JA M E S . II . S M I T H and JA M E S M I L L E R , wuuld respectfully i n form tlieir friends'and tiie public in general, thnt they have formed a Copartnership, foi the purp^si- ol car- Sept. 15, 1843. 37 J . I I . S M I T H , J A M E S M I L L E R . C H E A P M U S I C ’, H E subscriber having^a large assortm ent of Sheet M u sic and Note Books on hand, is de- preme court of judicature, or either o f the circuit j u d ges, shall be one, at the time and place aforesaid, at the court o f o y e r and terminer and general jail deliv ery aforesaid, then and^there to appear. A n d also we com m a n d you, that y ou cause notice to be given to all ___ _____ _________________ justices o f the peace, corohers and oilier ofEcers with- tu m ined to sell at the follow ing reduced pi ices, (oi in the county o fS c h e n e c tad y aforesaid, who have ta- the sake of reducing his stock : ■ .t ------- - — ho-1ld O M usic, 2 cents per sheet. N e w “ 3 ' ’ “ N o te Books at tho Boston and N'&> Y o rk.prices. N e w M u sic received :ai stum as published. A lso n large assorlmont ot1 Instrum ents and Instrnmenta Instruction, Books. * ] S . S . S T y V « E N S Schencctady, -Sept. b ,, 18-13. the year six months ;e months lonth Payable' in advance, volume. , Schenectady A^sil 1, 1813. FOREIGN REVJEW S , he. T H E .Subscriber has the agency for a ll the For* eigii R e f f e w s republished by M a son, the Do- mocratic H e v iw ’, the K n ickerbocker, the A lbany Journal o f N e u h jk^ j’T^di'voted to .P h y s iology, Phre- nulogy, M k iicine,' and the P h ilosophy o f M esm erism , conduetedjby an association of P h y sicians, (first num ber ju s t received',,' and the various other po/nvlnr pe riodicals ard m agazines o[ the day. A ll subscriptions will be promptly a.teudcd to. S- S- ST E V E tfJS Scheneciady, J uly 11, lb } 3 . J28 \ illARMANUS^SS.. VAN ING E N, ORMERLY connected with the Mercantile Banlg, and more recently with the Surrr^ite’s Office iu this city, has-opened- an Office in the second story of N o . i-'O State stieet, south side, a few doors Irom Ferry street, where he w ill be happy lo attend to the Drawing .of Deeds, Bonds, M ortgages, W ills, an<l Itistrtim enis in W riling of a lm o st every descrip lion. From his intim ate acquaintance with proceed ings before the Surrogate. u*j (eels authorized to offer his srrvice in the transac ton of any business i n the Surrogate’s Court. H e w ill e'so aUend^t) the pur- chasing'and selling o f Real Estate and other proper ty, and to the cnilvction and seitlem ent o f A c counts Notes and other Claims. li e hopes by a close and faithfCil attention to w h a t ever business ho tnay be entrusted w ith, to giye en tire satisfaction. Schenectady, June 16, 18 IJ. 21 A N f E u — t-Vom three-hundred :to-three- hurl defd and fifty Cord* < f B E E C H W O O D. ; C R A N E & D A V I S , A u g . 4 . 151 State street, Schenectady. A T a reduced price, with two boilers or four, war ranted to do branch of cooking in the most perfect -manner, antFi*vith less fuel than any other stove now in nse—burns wood; or coal equally w e ll, and Will h e a t sufficiently the largest kitch e n ., This stove occupies but little room, and is a handsome liece oii furniture. T h e subscriber asks o f our citizens to call and exam in e th is S tove. A il Stoves of this kind put up on thirty dfeys trial free o f e x p e n se, , ’ H e also keeps on hand a large and extensi ve as- ortmertt o f C O P P E R , T I N and S H E E T . IR O N W A R E , w h ich he offers at w h o lesale and retail as low as <?an be bought elsew h ere in the c ity, ,. , A lso ^ n hand, U n ion , Premium ,-Parlor, S ix P la e and B o x S toves, o f lhe latest patterns. T h e subscriber is prepared to cover R o o fs with T in , Sheet Copper, and Z in c , and w ill in a ll cases warrant them tight. T in and Copper G u tters an d C o n d u c t ors made and pul up to order. A ll qrders for m aking and repairing thankfully re ceived and punctually attended to at N o , 122, Colon nade R o w . Staic-st-rtet, Schenectady. June. 16, 1843. A B E L S M I T H . ken recognizance for the appearance. Of a n y person be fore our said justices of our suprem e court o f ju d ica ture, our said circuit judges, some or one o f them, and the said jud g e s of the court o f comm on pleas of the county o f Schenectady aforesaid, or any three or more of th e m , of whom either o f the justices o f thesijprem e court of judicature, or either o f the cirtjtoit jjudgCs, shall be one, a t t h e time and place aforpfaid, q ttn e court o f oyer and tbrminer and general delivery afore- said, or who have taken any inquisition or the exa m ination o f any prisoner or w itness, to return such recognizances, inquisitions and exam inations to the ,«aid ccyjrl at. the opening thereof, or on Ibe first day of its sitting. Given under my hand, this 3 lst day o f .1 Septem b er, 1843. D A V I D -F. R l i E S , Sheriff. | July 14. L B S . M argarine (Randles, from Ohio .city, for sale w h o lesale and retail by C A S E & M I L L E R , 140 Stato st. U T T E R , C H E E S E , Eggs, O a ts, C o rn, Po tatoes &c. taken in exchange for Groceries. 26 153 State-st. . E . L. GOSS* T 1 I>ISrt<)l,UTI<»N. H E subscribers who have hefetofore transacted business under the name a n d firm of E. & L B enedict, have this day dissolved;by mutual consent T h e affairs oftlie firm will be settled hy eii her of thf subscribe! s, at the former place of business. ScJje nectady, A u g u st 28, 1843. E P H R A I M B E N E D I C T , L E V I B E N E D I C T . T h e sql’scrihcr w ill continue the business o f the late firm of E . & L . B e n edict, in all its various branehes, at the old'stand. A u s . 28, 1BI3. 8w35 LEVI BENEDTCTi C 1 A S H P A I D for W h e a t and Rye at 150 State > street. A u g . II. * II- C. Y A T E S E Y & C O ’S celebrated Cold Cream, for sale '.bjrj Sept. 2[). D . H ,S N E L L , D r u g g i s t — - N.QRRSc. ■J-^E X T E R ’S S P IR IT S O F SOAP, f ir f te tw l- m J r in g grease, dry paints, tar, varnish, & c. frorat, cloth o f any description, warranted superior.tosan'i?- thing o f the kind. For sale by ju i y 2 i . » . s x > ; % m & i * , - R. JA M E S ’ N U R S E R Y PILLS' for sale i y July 211 . D. H. S N E E L . \\ N E W Cfiindj Glass, E a t.lhetn W a re/ H E subscliber has opened a- 8torevatiN!6i'!i62 ___ State street, w ith a n entire new stodk Glass, Earthern and Granite W are, of the^iU s t styles and patterns, comprising as complete ?and gene- ral an assortment as can o f A lbany, wliich he offers for saleat u n a s u ^ ly lo w prices for Cash. ’ ‘ ' ~ - ’• Also on hand, a' good assorttfcerit of *Looking Glasses, Solar and Astral Lamps,.Tea T r% 's |& t^ tr. AIs\o a large and w e]t selectedassortmeiiij3f.laflies.’, gentlem ens’ and childrens’ Boots and S h o e s, o f every description, s u itable for th e season. - ^ --] H e in vites those w ishing topurchase t o 'eill at^i$ex* amine hi? stock before purchasing e ls e w h e r e . - H i s goods are bought at th'e low est cash pricer ahd, he ia determined to Bell at'the sm a llest possible, prbflts i o suit the tim es. J A M E S H .’ D A V I ' S . ' Schenectady, J u n e 30th, 1843. 1 - ‘ -T - ' u R. RtfS H ’S infallible' HealthTili*f6HlWi2i^ cents per box, for D. H S.NELL T O N S S W E D E S B A R jfR © N H |# W ) square, assorted sizes. For sale nrholesid' and retail by ■ J ^ H N ^ May 12. ................. 142 State-streetV V E N I T I A N B L I N D S .^ A G E N E R A L assortm e n t o f V e n itian B linds, finished in a s tyle to suit purchasers, and ol th e la test fashion, for s a le at N o . 58 S tate sireet, by , „ A . B R O W N . Sch e n e c tad y , O ctober 1 , 1841. Y E F L O U R from iww R ye'for sale, w h o le sale tind retail at ilie F lour and Feed store, 150 reet. A u g . l l . H . C. Y A T E S . N E W F A L L G O O D S ; * M . C U N N I N G H A M & CO ., 93 State street, have ju s t received a new assortm ent o f D G O O D S , (w h ich w ere bought for cash, a n d 'w il. sold\at a sm a ll advance;)' A m o.hg iheir assortm ent W ipbe found;— ‘ > ' • *,' • • . *A Jfroe sh in , beaver and p ilo t c loth'C o a tings r I Black and blue black'Broadcloths' ' | Invisiblegrcen and fancy colored\ db. ’. •/ ^ s- \ Plain and; fanoy Cassimeres Sin g le aiid duble niilli d Sattinetts 4, -'vt Cashm ere, w o o len, velvet and moreno V e s t i n g s '' /! } F igu r e d and plain satin -do Jlaid and plain V e lvets , Figured, striped and plain cold S i l k s , . Black and blue black do.' 7 - 8 a n d 4 - 4 p l a c k Italians . do \ , Chusan a lff M cxIcan Lustrejy ‘ Silk wocf A lpaca do Striped and' plain do •' ; do do mouslin dg-talhes:. . . 'y Black and blue black Bpihbgzines' • , ,; > • * French, E n g lish arid A m erican Pjrlbts ■' « Scotch plaid and Am erican G ingham s . * S ilk , broche, moreno .and mouslih de laine Shawls' B lack Italian and fancy Silk Cravats’ . \ 5/ French and E n g lish M o renos .. ' r W h ite, redf.and yellew F lan n e ls . W h ite and fancy .silk pocket h d k f s . . . -,-« s Black and fancy colored V elveteens Bed ticking ahd'Striped S h jrfih g ', • ,. ’.A,. Cashmere, Saxofiy, worsted aiiA lioitpn^^^ttryt; Cotton y a r n , c a r p e r warp, wickvbat.-t», - ; A lso , a g o o ia s s o r t m e n t o f IN % r,Beatlh.Rug,%, Flyor, Cloths, O il I Sfth.enecta\dy 184S, v S tate s LUM B E R . subscriber w o u ld inform thoso w h o are building, that he has a quantity o f Lum b er for sale at low prices, viz : H e m lock and P in e Boards, H em lopk Plank and Joists. A lso, a lot .o f T im b er, and good spruce Shingles, and 20,000 (eel w h ite pine P lank,'good for finishing inside o f buildings; sawed Luth ahd seasoned Floor Plank of all kinds, at the corner .of P in e and Fonda st-eets, on the bank of the CanaU C A S P E R F . H O A G r Schenectady, A u g u s t 18,’ 1843. • B U S H E L S O F B A R L E Y , wanted at the Schenectady Brew e ry,for which cash and: the highest market Price will lie paid. ' S A M U E L W E S C O T T . Sept. 22, 1843. 3m38 N E W S P R I N G S T O C K O F B O O T S A N D S H O E S . T the Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 80 State st. H orton ic a g a in “ at home\ with the choicest assortm ent o f L a d ies’, M isses’, and C h ildrens’ S H O E S , ever belore oflorcd in this c ity, and at pri ces s o jow that the m o s t needy can be shod. H e has now on hand more than |£,Q00 pairs o f the different kinds and qualiti'-s o f Ladies Shoes, w h ich makes, as good an assortm ent o f fashionable ShOes as can,be found in tow n ,— and when exam ined by custom ers, if they honestly think the prices too high, can take them at their ow n price and no ques tions i|sked. Also — Gent's. F a ir Stitched French C a l f Boots*—<t superi- j or article >• “ | Common Sewed do.; P e g e d C a lf and K ip do. Boijs\B°°is, Shoes and Brogans o f e'dery descriptitfh: Youths' and Childrens' Shoes in any variety. I R E C E I V I N G W E E I i / L ' V , • from (the B o ston m anufacturers, all .of lhe above kinds’ and qualities, /rcs/rand good. H is stock is e x changed so frequently that he is enabled to pace l^ith alm o st daily im p rovem ents, and the dif ferent fashions and tastes of th | tim e s, and w ill sell at prices so low as to defy com p etition. H . W . H O R T O N . Schenectady, April 6,1813. 15tf N E W SX)AP A N D C A N D L E F A ^ T O jliT ^ T B I H E subscriber resppctfuliy i.nforiiis l i s i i iielffi|ia id' the public n:at he 'has coriim.enf ed the anil manufacture of S 0 .A P tviid Siate-stre'et, near the old Plaster M ill,' in- this ciiy -j— Ha vi ng em p loyed expe rie need Sed thaf ff'e can silpply^ the abow.e jajtlcles^at ’^ ^ l v prices and of as1 goOu quality* as . lishmetl rn ehe'country. Ordfejs thahSiujl^ and promptly attended to,., ^ (‘ t ’’ I T^ ^ .. A s h e s and all kinds o f Gr%se r e c e iyea,ih exchai?ge' for Soap and C a n d les. ’ ‘ ! Soft Soap for sale by .the harrel’or giliiph. Cash paid fpr Tallow^ Schenectady, A u g . 25, 1843. E'. t) £ G R A F F | O Y C E & E S T E I t L Y ’S C h lorine D ciei-geht and Ort is D entifrice, for sale bv V] june JF ' D ' H ^ N E l j l i l - : . p L O U R by the barrel or small quantity ifor L saleat 153 Siate-et by J u n e -30. 26 E-. L .-G O S S .' u c c A a^L.-i sale; by j!une2' C a se % n c h ^ e » .G , , ^ . _ C ^ R b E Y f ULT1VATOR PLOUGH, or Hprae Hoe lor _ VVeedhig, Hulf H illini Bina‘ffll:llhgCorn,Pota<oeB, *nd other Robt Crops,- Spiitting down eoriiAilW ^ -^W '^^dtt^foi^ide'-anS^wi^ - ranted, by . . . JOHN Br. CLUTE; f . ^c.heneetady, J.une 9, 184$.' Ko. J42 > U C K ’S Hot A ir ► A B M . A . V A N 'V .O R -ST ', &7 S t a le !st. C L O V E R S E E D .— A .f e w . barrel's o f Pdnnsyl- vania and' Ohio C'loVer S e e d , for s a le by * i f K .-....-rf • '- G . m r i '- P lan in g a n ^ P la s te r MitV. € F . H O A G , corner o f P ine a n d F o n d a fltreets,' . • informs thosfe w h o aj'e buil(lxngv'‘tbaf he;ke|p» a: good -assortment .of SArtfce, W h ite -and Y e liW - ©ino F L O O R P L A N K , .dr^wed' - A-lso, fi¥st and second. Quality rRch-apd a , Pine P lank, White Pine and Hem lock Boards’ Joicey t^nd Saw e d L a th ai low prices, ' . . ,. r V X , ; Fresh Ground W estern and N o v a S c b tia ’j E r A S - on hand at ail times. . . . -... - “ , . r\,v- 1 ' G A S P E R - ' Schencctady, M ay 5, 1843. i 18
