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motion of M r. John G. Sturges, unanimously resolved that the mechanics of Poughkeepsie should be repre sented in the State Convention, and that the chair man should select a committee of seven to retire and report s chairman named Peter P . Hayes, Isaac P latt, Stepheft R . Harris, Thomas Haight, Robert B. Panning, Ben son J . Lossing and James Williamson to compose that committee. The committee, after a short consultation, reported the names of E gbert B. Killey, Isaac Platt, Benson J . Lossing and Alexander J. Coffin as dele gates, and Simon Williamson, John M , Cable, Lumar Parmeloe and James 'Weehes, as supernumeraries, which report was unanimously adopted by the mcetii A committee consisting of Messrs. Robert B. Fanni A t a large and respectable meettngofthe inhi of the town of Stanford, convened at the house nion Sutherland, oh Thursday the 2d inst. pursuant to public notice, for the purpose of taking into considera tion proper measures to oppose tlie act laying out a road from the village of Poughkeepsio to Pine Plains, passed the last session of our legislati J ehiel C anfield was called to thee TON D euel and A brm . R . K napf appointed secrota- labitants ^ P A N I S H I N D I G O . ^ 0 0 lbs. b e s t q u a ff Or- K 3 lity Float Indigo (warranted,) just lecoived and for sale wholesale and retail by July 15. 8w77 E L IA S T I towns to hold meetings to appoint committees to cor respond with the commiUee appointed under this reso lution. Whereupon, Leonard Barldn, Isaac Thompson, ig, Morgan Carpenter, Stephen G. Guernsey, W aller Peter G. Palen, Thomas Haight and Alo.xander J. ’ ®“shnell and Newton Deuel, were appointed to receive the dues of th e , ^ committee of Delation formed in February last, and seven be appointed to draft resolutions to be submitted - * • to this meeting; In pursuance r -—\ ''” persons-were appointed—Leonard nell, Morgan Carpentei G. (5uei ting of the ' ms hold at Coffin, was then Mechanics’ Assoi make other collections necessary for the oci meeting was well attended and the best feelings pre\ New-York State Temperance Society he people 0 adoption Buffalo, and closed its proceedings on Saturday the 1 inst. An address to tho 11 ary last, and seven be appointed to draft resolutions to 1 icasioD. The to this meeting; In pu of which the following persons-were appointed Barton, Alvah Bush- nell, Morgan Carpenter, Benjam ins. Thorne, Step^”- G . Guernsey, Newton Deuel and Abrm. R . Km who retired, and after a short consulta*’— and reported the following; Resolved, That in tho op of the United idopted, urging tho adoption of a pledge or •actice of entire abstinence from all liquors th a t ---- Slates was adopted, urging tho into-xicate, including fermented as well as distilled. The meeting was very respectably attended. V oters for the Democracy .\—Tho Boston M er cantile Journal states that an English ship, the John M ay, arrived at the lo%ver harbor o f that city a few days since, from Dublin, and in the night landed three hundred Irishmen and immediately made all sail to sea. A revenue cutler was despatched after her to apprehend the author of this daring violation of our laws, or sink his ship. Perhaps the British captain was difOCtod tO land his load of vagrants at Boston, to carry out the plan hinted at a few days since, to make Massachusetts “ democratic” in two j'cars. 3 says that the slate ofMassachu- rollod among her sister states over The Albany Argus sells will soon be enroll which the flag of Jackson and Van Buren Is waving triumphantly : In other words, that she will soon be sold to the Irish. To accomplish this end, tho Regency are driving a brisk trade in the emigrant line. one, of the New-York Commercial Adverti- 'ritien a history of Matthias, the impi ■ of the fanaticisms and im] •.in- sary Fair of the American Insti- 3 city of Now-York, at Niblo’s f October next. Articles inten- Co!. Stoi Ecr, has wi eluding also a history of the fanaticisms and impositions of the day, as introduced under the various pretences of religious reform. Tlie work is said to be highly inter esting. Col. Stone is a fine writer, and has, think, a very correct view and full knowledge of the sub ject of which ho treats. The eighth anniversary Fa ir of the American Insti tute will bo held in the Garden, on the I9lh of ded for premium will bo received in the garden on the 16th and 17ih October, and on the 19th the judges will examine them. The fair will continue four days. W hale S hip N ewark . —This ship is to leave liero to-day on a whaling voyage to tho Pacific Ocean. She is a fine ship, in the best possible condition, and commanded by able and experienced officers, and is little doubt, unless she meets with some uncommon accident, of her making a prosperous voyago. A hand some library has been furnished for the crew, by the company, including in it a full set of the “ Family Li brary.” Tho most strict temperance principles are al* eo to bo observed. The spirit and judgment sf the Dutchess Whaling Company certainly n rich reward, and we hope they may receive it. tituiiona can, oppressive, lyranica 0 be so extremely oppress we believe it takes privali to be unconstitutional; we believe it takes private pre bm of an S o r m “nale“few® compared wUh t L mlgnbudc of the undertaking: W e do not believe the prosperity „r.i ------- oy q C town, is to be promoted to bearing any cc ------ ■■— ’ine Plains have s grandtze themseb solved. That we con; lagranl invasion o f „ , unitedly appeal to the constituted authorities of ih Slate 10 evade its ruinous effect; and we do hereby »i thorize our c om m issioners of highw a ys to CO-OperatO withith thee commissionersommissioners off highwaysighways off thee several instituted authorities of w th c o h o th towns, and employ counsel to resist this act of oppres sion to the full extent of tho laws of tho land. It was on motion Resolved, That the meeting adopt the resolutions, and they were unanimously adopted. Resolved, That tho proceedings of this meclinz he signed by the chairman and secretaries, and publislied in all the newspapers printed in Poughkeepsie. JEHIEL CANFIELD, Chaii Lirman. dayay Iasiasi thehe loriesories off New-Yorkew-York gave a lublio party dinner to tho Hon. Edward Livingston, mayor presided. The proceedings, except M r. oflh The On Thursd I t l o N Livinjjston's speech, show it to have been one most lame and spiritless concerns that can be well im agined. W c have no doubt M r. Livingston was h ear tily ashamed of his company. P O U G H K E E P S IE W OOL M A R K E T . Large sales have been made to the Neyv-York deal ers and manufacturers at advanced prices, viz: 30,000 lbs. a t 44 to 80 cents. The demand continues, and pri ces hare an upward tendency. 5 E W Y O R K . ItlA a K K T . JPVom the JV.Y. Daily Advertiser o f Saturday. F lour .^A U deccriplions stand just 25 cents higher in price than it did last Saturday. The rise has been _ e following are the daily operations. July 13th—Advanced 6d; sales of common brands W estern a t $7 6c. and 712 was generally asked. Sales u f Georgetown a t 7 50 and 7 75. 14th—W ent up full 12 l-2c a barrel; extensive sales of common brands western weie made a t 7 12—this is the highest sale yet this season. Fancy brands are held a l 7 S7. 15th—Prices.very firm. Arrivals small, about 1500 cotnmon brands western brought $7 25; fancy 7 3 7 ; no thing below these prices can be had. 500 brls. George- rn is fully established a t 7 25, and fancy at 7 37, below which no thing can be had. Georgetown selling at 7 50 a 7 75. 17th—Flour, no change. 18th—The market was quite in calm yesterday, but few sale.s, western dull at 7 25 a 7 37; sales of Alexandria at 7 12. and George town 7 50. G rais {—T he operations of the week have been unu sually large. Corn keeps up loan extraordinary price —full 20^000 bushels have been sold ; northern al 106 to 108, Jersey at 106 and southern at 102 cents. Rye is in brisk demand for distilling, and sales at 112 a 115 cents. W heat—three cargoes have arrived of new go less th.m ist, about 2500, at 1 was uncommonly fine, and weighed over 62 lbs. IONS—Prime—Prime Beefeef iss scarce,arce, salesales att §99 500 to quality P rovisions B i sc s a § 5 to 9 75 —Moss steady 12 87 to IS 50. Pork steady, Mess 16 75 to 17 50—PAme 12 37 to 13 SO. Lard very dull. W ool —The market for the new clip has, spite of all opposition, opened considerably above the opening oflast year, and about equal to any prices obtained du ring the last year. A sale offoreign wool was attempt ed by auction, but did not succeed’to the satisfaction of the owners, and most of it was withdrawn. Particulars as follows;—Terms 4 months, and sums §1000 6 mos. —5 bales Spanish sheep’s R . a t 94 cents, s. s.; 5 do do F . at 85 c ents; 1 do do S at 82 c ts; 9 do do Lambs A. Qt 61 a 62cls; 5 do do Sheeps R . at 72 cts ; 3 do do Lambs A. at 74 cts s. s . ; 1 bale Saxony Lambs cts; balance withdrawn .— JowTial o f Commerce, M A R K I E D , ' In this village, July S, by the Rev. M r. Wclton, M r. John Cole to Miss Emeline Bullis. A t Washington Hollow, on the 2d inst., by James HumestonEsq., M r. Jacob J. Odell to Miss Lucinda Traver, both of Washington. IC j ^ T H E Trustees of the village having granted the use of the Village Hall to tho Officers of the 84th Regiment for the School of the Battalion, punctual al- lendance is requested from the commissioned and non- teommissioned officers on M ONDAY E V E N IN G of each week until further notice. The division and bri gade Staff are particularly requested to join us in the B y o rderof Col. V eltm an . H. W . M O R R IS, Adjt T O M A N U F A C T U R E R S . M i l O R S A L . E — TO CLOSE a co n c e r n — X * B R E W S T E R & G R A N T ’S S T E A M COT T O N M IL L , situated in the rapidly growing village ■of Poughkeepsie, 75 miles from New-York, The building is new, built of stone and brick, in the most substantial manner, and calculated to contain 2,200 spindles, with all necessary preparation and weaving. The out buildings are convenient. In the factory building are; Picker, Lap Machine, Cards, Drawing Fram e , &c. 4 M ules, each 264 Spindles, Also, one 8-horse poxver and one entire new hori zontal S T E A M E N G I N E —the latter has 11 inch cylinder and 4 feet stroke. “ Poughkeepsie offers manyinducemei nufacturer, being on the banks of the where fuel and labor are cheap. The buildings, machinery and separately or JA M E S G R A N T , Jr. Po’keepsie, July 22, 1835. 78 surviving partner. ments to the M a- Hudson river, ;ine will be sold ____ T . M . B R E W E R ’S S C H O O U . f g l H E second quarter in m y dwelling will J L commence on Monday, August 3. ence on Monday, August 3. Terms $250, $3 and S3 50, depending on the bran- is studied. luch a s paj ....icils, quills,..... ding books, to be July 22,1835. ________________________ 3w78 4 PA I R O P H O R S E S , Carriage and . a s L lumber Wagon, for sale by July 15. 77 S T E P H E N SO U T H W ICK . • M / - A N T E D — A B O Y , about 16 or 18 W w years of age, to tend a Store in this town. One a f good character will receive a liberal co tion. Apply at this offici J uly 22. 78 _______ S. W . H A W E S . BANK OP POUGHKEEPSIE,) July 14, 1835. f 4 T a meeting of the Directors, held this JmjL, day a t noon, at tho Hanking house, they declar- ed a dividend of four and a half per cent, on the capi tal stock o f this Bank, from jits net profits for the last six months, payable to tho stockholders, or Ineir legal representatives, on or after the first of August en suing. By order o f tho Board of Directors. *3 w 78 g e o . P . O A K L E Y ,Cashier. B A N K O P P O U G H K E E P S IE , ? July 14, 1835. f 4 T an election held b y the subscribers this A X day a t tho Banking house, between 3 and 4 o’ clock, P. M. pursuant to public notice, the following persons were unanimously elected Directors for the ensuing y ear;—Thomas L . Davies, George P. Oak ley, Nathan Conklin, David Boyd, Richard Pudney, Peter P. Hayes, Alexander J . Coffin, Nathaniel P . Tallmadge, William B. Platt, Aaron Innis, Charles H . Ruggles, Albro Akin, Thomas Taber. And Jacob Van Benlhuysen, Morgan Carpenter and William A . Davies, were electecT Inspectors of tho next election. JACOB V A N B E N T H U Y S E N ,) Inspec- W IL L IA M A . D A V IE S , f tors. The said Directors held a meeting immediately a tor the election, when T homas L . D avies was iinai imously re-elected Presi-lent. ________ ______ *3w78 F A R M S , V I L L A G E L O T S A N U W A T E R P R I V I L E G E S F O R S A L E . yM MM F A R M S o f e x c ellent land a re offered for sale, lying in the tow n of Rockland, Sul livan county, about 25 miles from the canal at N apanoch. T h e Lucua turnpike w hich leads from K ingston through W a w a rsing near N a p a noch, passes through tho tract and is intended to bo c ontinued to Ithaca. T h e re arc two n avigable stream s for rafting (the Beaver K ill a n d W illiew ie- moch) via the Delaw a re river to Philadelphia, crossing the tract. T h e r e are good situations and privileges for T a n n e ries, G rist and Saw M ills, T u r n in g L a thes &c. T h e landand iss heavilyeavily T h e l i h covered with A sh, Beach, Birch, M aple, B a ss W o o d and Hemlock, and af ter being cleared is suitable for all farm ing pur poses. T h e re are improvements on some of the farm s, and 15 to 20 settlers have purchased and locatedI onn diffcreRtilfcreRt p a rtsts o f thoho tracts,racts, havingaving well o d p a r o f t t h x improved farms. E x changes would be made for good farms in Dutchess County, and the differ ence paidaid inn 0 p i money. Also, B u i ld i n g Lots the flourishing village o f Napai ty, on tho D elaw are and H u d son Canal, from its mouth at K ingston, and conceded to be best location for a village on tho whole line of ipulation o f about 600 , ig L a n d W a ter P r ivileges in flourishing village o f Nap an o ch in U lster Coun- , 25 miles the best location fi ^ _______ the Canal, with a present population o f about 6 inhabitants, and buildings in constant erectic T h e village is of three years grow th—good en mities offer for startingtarting ions usually fol- running o f w ater llag( couragement and opportui nil the several trades and occupatit lowed in villages. T h o Rondout stret through the village affords a n abundance o f w ater in the very driest seasons, and has a natural fall in the village o f 44 feet, and in addition, within Haif a mile are several other falls o f from 20 to 30 feet independent o f the celebrated H o n k falls of about 100 feet. T h e re are openings for all the different b ranch es for which w a te r p ower is necessary and would be p u t at very low prices to those intending to occupy them . T h e re is in operation at the first named falls as extensive a H em lock T a n n e ry ns there is in the state; also a large manufactory if E dge Tools, a G rist M ill, and also an O a k T.an- lory in the course o f erection to be ready to oper- ,te the present year. A lso a F a rm of 108 acres, first rate land, in ;ood buildings a n d fence, one mile from Napanoch. ilso a F a rm o f 90 acres, 4 miles from Napanoch nd two miles from the canal w ith small improve- nents and a decent house. Also several other rarm s o f about 100 acres—each with small im provements. T h e portions o f F a rm s unimproved re clothed w ith valuable timber. A . R . & G. S O U T H W I C K . Napanoch, U lster co. Ju n e 29, 1835. ______ TO. Ighcst price xvill be paid. Enquire a t this office. July 15,1835. ____________________________ 3w77 fJ ^ H E following gentlem en were yesterday turers’ Bank; Matthew Vassar, James Hooker,James R. Cary, Henry Conklin, Nehemiah Sweet, William W . W hite, James Grant, Jun., Stephen Southwick, William A. Davies, Daniel D. Aikin, Homer W hea ton, William H . Bostwick, William Schell—and Henry Swift, George Wilkinson and John Adrianc were elected Inspectors of the next annual election. A t a subsequent meeting of the Board, Matthew Vassar, Esq. was unanimouslv re-elected Presideni July 15, 1835. __________ ________________ 3w77 n p m S M O R N I N G R E C E I V E D a n d A for sale at P O T T E R ’S Bookstore, the follow ing recently published Works. Cooper^ new work, The Monikins, 2 vols. Horse Shoe Robinson, by th.e author of\ Swallow 'am,” 2 vols. M atthias and his Impostures, ortho Progress of F a naticism, by W m. L . Stone. The Family Dentist, by H . Bostwick, &c. &c. July 14. _________ ^ _______________________ 3w77 T H E F A M I L Y M AGATSINJE, M onthly Abstract o f General Knowl- Y - f edge, embelished with several engravings, is pub lished on the first day o f every month, in parts of 40 pages each, a t 12 1-2 cents per part, payable on deliv ery, or $1 SO per annum. GEO. N A G E L L , July 15. 77 Agent, T O C A B I N E T M A K E R R S . T is seldom that so good an ojjportanity offers as that which now presents itself at Napan och, Ulster county, to a Cabinet Maker competent to do good work, as a ready sale at fair prices can be ob tained for what furniture could be made by say from 6 to 8 workmen—and a fair prospect of an increasing trade. Enquire for further information, of T . D . Lander, Newburgh, or at Napanoch, of A . R . & G. SO U T H W IC K , 3m76 Napanoch, July 3, 1835. N E W P U B L I C A T I O N S . ffljlH E following new and interesting works J L have this day been added to W IL S O N ’S Cir culating Library, M arket s t. T h e Monikilis, 2 vols. by the author of the Spy. Bedford Regis, 2 vols., by Miss Milford, author of “ Our Village,” &c. My Life, 2 vols., by the author of Stories of Waterloo, History o f M atthias and his Impostures, or the Pro gress of Fanaticism Illustrated, in the case of Robert Matthews and some of his forerunners and disciples, 5 T R I V E T T . W U T M E G S — 2U0 tbs. fresh Nutmeijs, July 1 5 ,18W.____________________________ 30, something entirely new, just received from on hot, will not enumerate them,) which I invite tho pub lic to call and look at. They are not to be found m ever^ store in the village. H . W . MORRLS. • M ^ I L D S P O R T S O P T H E W E S T , T ▼ by the author of Stories of Waterloo, &c. My Life, by tho same author. M rs. Prv’s Daily Scripture Reading. Vol. 10th Mrs., Sherwood’s complete W o rks, uni form edition. Naval Stories, by W m. Leggett. The July Nos. of the Museum of Foreign Litera ture, Science and A r t ; North American Review and Mechanics’ Magazine. The Edinburgh Review for April, 1835, being No. 16 ofa reprinted series of Foreign Reviews, comprising The London Ruarterly, The Edinburgli, the Foreign Quarterly, and The Westminster Reviews. Quarterly, and Th e Weslmiiist Just received and for sale by July 15. _______________ _ O T J E R . ____ V I L L A G E N O T I C E . rgntHE Trustees of the village ofPough- J L keepsie,eepsie, a tt thehe requestequest ofafa numberumber offreehold-ffri H E Trustees of the village k a t r o n o ■3 and inhabitants of said village, and pursuant to an act of the legislature of the slate of New-York, enti tled “ an act to amend an act cniiiled an act to ves- do hereby give notice, that a meeting of the o\\nors of lots on Clovoi'-etlfGtil, buUveeiiMuin-slrcet onlhcpoulh and M ill-street on the north, will be held a t the Trus tees’ room in liio Village Hall, on the 14tlt day of Au gust next, at 8 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpe of considering and deciding on the propriety of iinpi ving said section ofClover-strcet, or such section there of as m aybe voted, by causing tlio same to bo pilchod and rcgnlated, curb and gutter stones set, carriage way paved, and Ilia side-walks laid with brick, conlbr- mabiy to said act and the village ordinances. Given “ ■•■ '“ f f i l S S S ! , , , I s ................ . M O R E V A L U A B L E P R O F E R T V , \W T E R Y atH v a n tageously lo c a ted i n A c a d ( ▼ my street,, belonging to Dr. Thomas. 1st, a va cant lot on the east side of Academy street, adjoining the residence ofC apt. Bogardus, 26 feet front by 119 in depth—a beautiful situation for a genteel dwelling. Tim street is regulated, paved and nagged. A Lot with a new house and barn on tho opposite side, occu pied by M r. Graham, Also tho Lot on which stands a whoelrigUt, smith and paint shop, adjoining the a- boyc—all reming for a very handsoi n- interest on what they can be purchased for. These places are well worth tho notice of those wishing to ptirchaso, as they are all good stands for various kinds of business, and are very near to M ain street. Terms easy, and pri ces not high. Enquire of G. M E A D . Pouglikeepsiie, July 15, 1835. _________________ 77 T H R E S H I N G M A C H I N E A N D •C r O R S E P O W E R .— W e can prove, by J t J L as many and as respectable wiinesses as any IS, that qur Machine can thresh as much in Poughkeepsie, July 6, 1835. proaucea in mas county; mat it wonts inucii caster, and With proper management is as durable as any oth er. W e have a few in complete order for sale, a t low prices, and will make others to order. \ ‘.YM O N D & S T U R G E S . 76 4 ^ 0 M M 0 D E KNOBS—An entire ne\A assortment ofGlass Commode Knobs, just re ceived and tor sale by P E T E R P . H A Y E S . July 8. 76 next session, for tho incorporation of a Bank, to bo lo cated in the village ofPoughkeepsie, to be called “ The Dutchess W haling B a n k,\ with a capital of five hun- dred thousand! dollars. Dated June I9th, 1835. 6w74 W A X E R U I T A N D E L O W E R S . T f f R S . W I N D S O R has arrived and will XT J L commence teaching the art of making these beautiful articles, on W ednesday morning tho 24th inst. She will attend in her room daily from 8 A . M . to any hour, as late as may be necessary in tho eve nings, and requests Ladies to call and see her speci mens. The room is in Brewster’s Row, No. 3, opp< site tho Court house in M arket street. June 23. B E D F O R D C R O W N G L A S S . TW1HE suibscribers ^rive notice that they J L have made Doct. E L IA S T R I V E T T , of P o ’- keepsio, wholesale agent for tho sale of this glass in that place, anid a t our lowest factory prices. This glass iis manufactured in Clinton county, New- York, from white flint sand, and is believed to bo ful ly equal, or superior, to any Crown Glass ever offered to the public, cither of foreign or domesf ture. It combines all the requisites whic: a perfect article of glass, and is particula ble for its beauty and evenness of surface, its transpa rency and lightness of color, its uncommon brilliancy, and its unusual thickness. Beauty, strength and weight are happily blended. It is capable of standing any change of climate to which we are subject, and it is believed it will lo now in extensive ...... ..... ....u.u uc happy to refer any individual who may require Crown Glass to numbers in tho city of New-York, who have used large quantities ofRedford Glass. The arrange ments made with D r. T R I V E T T are such that any quantity this market may require, will be forwarded to him at short notice. Also, SA R A N A C C R O W N G L A S S , a second quality arliele, suitable for stores, hotels and steam boats, for which purpose large and increasing quanti ties are applied. The Saranac Crown Glass can be afforded 40 per cent, less than Redford, and is a good .nd sub.slanlial article. Also, a quantity of E! JLASS, for 21 purpose quired. Dealers, contractors, and others interested in the use of an elegant and substantial article, are respect fully invited to call al the stores of Doct. E . T R I V E T T and JA M E S T R I V E T T , M ain-street, and Eixamine this glass. COOK, L A N E & C O R N IN G . Poughkeepsie, July 8ih, 1835.________3m76 OCO FOCO\ M A T C H E ' s . ^ new, JL A useful and curious article, just received and for lale by the quantity or retail, by July 8. 76 ___________ P E T E R P. H A Y E S . S P I T T O O N S . ■ ir ^ R A S S , Biocktin and Jappaned Spit- toons, with and without feet; a good assorlme ' for sale by P E T E R P . H A Y E S . July 1st, 1 8 3 5 . ______________ 7c R A K E S . 1| ^ 0 0 Rake.=just received and 1st July, 1835. _________ ^ W A L D R Q S '. N O T I C E . rnjmu ill UIG JLlUlTlOiZiX^ l\ selected assortment of S E A S O j tensive and well selected assortment of S E A S O N E D LUM B E R , which will be sold on the most reasonable ------- D A V ID ARN O L D , N A T H A N A R N O L l Poughkeepsie, 4th M o. 1, 1835. O T I C E . — T h e b a .) k s , n o tes a n d ac c o u n t s X .J ofW M . T . D E G R O F F , deceased, have been placed in the hands of Gideon I f . Osborn, for collec tion. Those indebted will find it lo tlieir interest to call on him and make psymcnl, witliont delay. C O R N E L IA A . L . DEC ---------- _July 1,181 IG R O P P , Iministratrix. n r a ^ . \ O A L E s p e r m o i l , & c .— J t r 400 gallons pale Sperm Oil, 400 do. common Whale Oil, 300 do. prepared Oil, (forcommon painting,) 12 boxes Sperm Candles, 4’s, 5’s and 6’s. The above oils have recently been received direct from D , Coffin’s factory, New-Bedford, and are war-r ranted pure and of best quality. M ay 27, 1835. 70 E L IA S T R I V E T T . ____ Y a n k e e b l i n d s . H E subscriber has just received a larire J l assortment o f W IN D O W B L IN D S on an im proved plan which he will sell cheap. 6th Mo. 16, 1835. ________ W IL L IA M F R O S T . BACKGAMMON B O A R D S . 4 supply o f assorted sizes, just received iJ L and for sale by PETER P. HAYES^^ June 3, 1835. >71 W J R I N T S . — T h e subscriber has just J t received 200 pieces of PRINTS, from 10 cents to 3 shillings. S T E P H E N V AN D U S E N . June 1835.________________ ■ p A R A S 0 L S.— The subscriber ha& J t r just received a large assortment of PA R A - SO L S of all kinds and qualities which he offers low, June 8, S T E P H E N V A N D U S E N . S N A T H S , A N D C R A D L E S . ra V H E subscriber lias on liand— JuL 1 0 0 doz. Walden super Siiaihs. 1 0 doz. Burch’.s do. do. 3 0 doz. Davis’ Snaths. 3 0 Burch’s cradles. 6 0 cradles of diliVreni makers. 3 0 0 0 furl: stales. 1 0 0 0 hoe hiin.lles. 60 doz. grass sej thos, of Harris’ and other make. 10 doz. cradles. 100 do. Alison’s patent scythe rifies. 100 do, do. do. do. do. with steels. 40 do. Rogers’ superior 2 and 3 lined hay forks. 10 do. do. do. 4 lined dung forks. 20 do, hay forks of different makers. The above will bo .sold cheap fur cash or approved credit, by ii70 J, J , VVALDilON, J uly 1, 1935. ________ Al the .sign nfihe P ad Lock. rg lH E undeisigaeci, having a prelty tho- ciid as agent to the purchasiiijf and selling real and lersonal property; also loaning, superintending, re- jeiving,collecting, paying out or over, according to all orders that may be received from!hose wishing hisser- vlees in tho above way. The best o f references will he given as to capacity, faithfulness and responsibility, for any charge entrustefi to his care. G. M E A D . ____ A '^A L U A B L E P R O P E R T Y . f S 1 H E umlersignefl is now authorised to dispose of tlie following property. First, tho llain-slreet, and will inako two of the best istablishmeuts in the village. Tho buiklii net from Main street,40 feet front, room for a double lOusc, and so contiguous to business that it will pay larger pcrcentago than those farther off. N I N E L O T S on No.xon street, beautifully located, one corners on Academy street. T H R E E LO T S on Academy soutli of Noxon-st.; all beautiful locations for family residences. The a- bovo named property is all in a state of advance, and in a ghorl lime will be worih a handsome sum above what tlicy can now be bought for, and for -.any particu lars apply to the subscriber. G. M E A D . N E W A N D IM P R O V E D P A T E N T T H R A S H I N G M A C H I N E A N D H O R S E P O W E R . — T h e p u b lic X x L aro informod that the subscribers have heconie cd. Its siniphciiy of construction, and the case with which it operates, have generally given farmers the fullest confidence in its being the best now ill use. They would furher slate, that limy made sevenly-seven of the above Machines last year, and sold them ; that out of that number about a dozen were cast at the Matto- awan foundry, in Fishkill. In consequence of some dif ficulty arising from tlio former castings,the subscribers were induced lo try other castings, and tho latter have SO completely anstvered the purpose that they can with (he fullest confidence make assurance that they will be durable. They have one out of the above dozen cast at the Maleawaii factory, with which they went a- round and thrashed over si.x thousand buslicls, which did not cost six cents expense in repairs, and the ma chine is nothing more than wore bright. Any one who wishes to get our Machine, can e.\amine the above at tany who have had our M a- •e the M ailoawan casting put ra aro a got chine, and intend to hav< in, they are requested to bring them as early as p'ossi hie. as the subscribers have many new ones to make. Tho above Machine i.s calculated for one or iwc )rsus« For —e — due, people furred to M essrs. John ington Holiow- bovo Machine i.s calculated for one or two F o r any particulars respecting its us and Low Point, (Fishkill,) July 1,1835. T h e following Cerlificato is from those who have had tho Matteawan Casting. W e , tho subscribers, having purchased Thrashing Machines and Horse Power of B udd, Smith & Co. of Fishkill, called Allen’s patent, cast a t tho M atteawan foundry, in Fishkill, beg leave to slate, that we hi satisfactorily tried them in thrashing our grain, a .1 wo have not seen judgmo power,wer, neatness of Ihrashi lolo being portable, easi )iion. June 27, 1835. John Van Voorhis, Resolved Gardner, Jun. W m . H . Van Voorhis, Isaac D . Lyon, Sylvanus Pine, Abraham Vexmilyea, Sylvanus Pine, Shadeach R . F i t , Gilbert Flagler, Richard De W ilt, Daniel J'Vashburn. Sm75 D A S T U R I J L O T S & B U I L D I N G L O T S O R S A L E .— A lot o f about 7 acres, JT* near M r. Joseph Wormersley’s. Jtreet, south of Dr. Barnes’. ■. near M Lots in M arket-street, Lois in Church-strcel. Also in M ain and Mill-slreef. S T E P H E N £ Poughkeepsie, June 23d, 1835. N E W E S T A B L I S H M E N T . r g l H E su b s c r ib e r h a s r e m o v e d h is B R A S S J L FOU N D R Y to the Red Mills, where he is pre pared to execute all orders of brass, copper, composi tion Castings and Finishing, at the shoriest notice,— H e has now on hand 2.000 lbs. of Sheathing Nails, 2.000 do. Coppering do. 250 pair Brass Andirons, assorted sizes, 300 do. Shovel and Tongs, do do. 500 lbs. o f Copper Rivets, do do. 2000 lbs. of Zinc; Brass,Cocks of all sizes, stove id grate Mountings ofAH knids. .All the above arli- es are warranted to be o fa superior manufacture, and i cheap as they can bo purchased at any cs.'ablish- ent in the state. C H A R L E S P E A R L , N . B , W anted immediately, an Apprentice lo tl above business, from 15 to 16 years of age, of good tn ral character. C. i ’E A R l . Poughkeepsie, June 20,1835. ___ _______ 7‘ removed his Blind Factory to the .stand on north side of Main-Street, formerly occupied by Fred erick Woodruff, nearly opposite the Coach P’aclory and the Dutchess Furnace, where all orders for Venitian and Shutter B L IN D S , and all kinds of SASH, inclu ding glazed, will be promptly supplied, in a style war ranted to give satisfaction. Old Blinds painted and repaired, and Sash glazed, at the shoriest notice. All persons wishing articles in the abov • line, are rc- ifully invited to call, as no e.xcrtion will be spared ----- - --------------------------------lonable terms. 0 acconunodatc customers upon reasi Pouglikcpp.'iio, June 23,1835. H A T S A N D C A P S , A T at Wholesale and Retail.—The .dibscribers have formed a connexion in h-M-'iiie.is. uif.ler the name and firm of b a i l e y & HOYT, and are manufac- ^ w t u r i t i g and have for s.ale, at the old stand of E .B . Bailey the mo.st extensive assortment ofF u r and Silk H A T S and Fur and Cloth C A P S ev er offered in this place. Tlieir assorlmont will em brace nil the different kinds of Hals and Caps now in ii.sp. They l.ave employed a first rate workman at S IL K H A T S , and will oiler them to their customers iih the greatest confidence. Merchants in the c T O C O U N T R Y M E R C H A N T S . vingin store an invoice entire <: this Spring Importation, suitable I market, to which he in.ites the at Morrhants. 61 >r the trade- of this cnlion of Country Marcl) 25. T O T A I L O R S A N D T A I L O R E S S E S . and two or three hundred T A ILO R E S S E S , to whom -steady employment will be given. The articles to bo manu'raclured for the Sonihern market. About one hundred of them will lie employed in manufacturing shirts and a t plahi sewing. Four or live Apprentices are also wanted. Apjdy to the siibsrriber in Acade my street, ihc first door south of Righter & Bushnell’s store, (commonly called Davi.s’ C orner.) E L IA S S T E E N B U R G H . Poughlveep‘’mi .Tune 24,18.75. ________________ 74 E L R Yy , thishis dayay receivedeceived directirect from the isiorimentonVA’ , t d r d rers. A more extensive assorlmi opened in Poughkeepsie. h e n d e ; from the manufaclu lent has never bcei N E W P A I N T S T O R E . f f f l H E Subscriber having removed to Po’- J L keepsie from New-York, and taken Holden’s old stand in Main-st., opposite the Court house,will keep an assortment of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Varnishes, Brushes &c. Also, will do House, Ship, Sign, and Any pers lishineut, will receive ev them on. Poughkeep ASH buying paiiils x ry infonnath T...... 1-7 -i t this esiab- about laying .Tune 17. 1S33. 6m73 E A R L E iubscribet irk wiili a among w a few fai sly; a hni jacconct Cambrics; a few pieces printed Muslin, very splendid ))aUeriis; plaid silk and Marseille.s V e sting; corded Camlet mid Venitian mi.xture ; with an addi tion to llieir former assortmentof black, blue black and Corner of Main and Academy sts. •Tune 16,1835. \73 The U. S. Mail Stage - ----- —— - ---- ------ leaves Po’keepsie every Mon day, ednesday and Friday morning, at 8 o’clock. afternoon. Leaves N . Milford every Tuesday, Thui Albany. sC j^Passengers called for and set down in any part of Poughkeepsie and New-AIilford. Seats taken al Keeler’s tavern, New-Milford, and at Hatch’s hotel, Poughkeepsie. |C ^ A 1 1 baggage at the risk of the owner. M A R T IN & B U T L E R , N . B. H O R S E S and C A R R IA G E S of all kinds TO L E T , by day or ‘ ' E X P R E S S E S sent the shoriest notice. Poughkeepsie, M ay 6, 1835. Poughkeepsie, A C A R D . H B. BUCK, SURGEON DEi>. n o x , © P • would now announce lo the citizens of Pough keepsie and the public in general, that he intends ma king it his permanent residence in the village ofPough- )cCO|>SJCj \I\'l rc 'IVT*.in ?»» per, and also a wash for ulcerated gums. Satisfactory references as to skill and chi be given if required. July 30,1 .cler wil 1 , 27IE ^ 1 L K —The subscriber lias just recei- ceivod a large and elegant assortment of S IL K S alll kinds and qualiiies which he offers cheap. S T E P H E N VAN 1>USI of a ^ R A N D E L L ^ & SM ? T H*have just re- soil & I^ossingj) in addition to tlieir newly purchased T \ q ! I ^ H R I S T I A N L I B R A R T . — T h e first number of tho second year of this work was pub lished on the first o f May last, in an octavo form. The two volumes o f the firet year, containing about thirty- five entire works, which,in the ordinary book form would cost from 25 to 30 dollars, have been furnished to sub scribers at about three dollars. The numbers of t' second year are published in the octavo instead of I quarto form, a t an additional expense to the publisher, but will be furnished at tho same price. .Tune 10. 72 GEO. N A G E L m f ERINO SHAWL S.--T h e sub- IV J L scriherhas just received a large assortment of red and black M E R IN O SH A W S , five, six, seven, and eight quarter which he offers low. •Tune 8. _________ S T E P H E N V A N D U S E N . n B R U S H E S . T |~ X U S T 1 N G , H e a r t h , F lo o r , P t i m i l u r e , M J f Cloth, Head, Tooth, Fle.sh, Comb, Nail, Hat, Crumb, Plate, Broom and Shoe B R U S H E S , in oroat variety, for sale by P E T E R P. H A Y E S . M ay 20, 1835. F A S H IO N A B L E MI L L IN E R V. J I S S P I E R C E , . has just receivec offers for s-ale (in the house o- I ver E . Trlvett’s drug store,) ’ 1 case of elegant F R E N C H W O R K E D C A P E S A N D C O L L A R S from SI SO to $12. ISO off TUU S C A N BRAID.R 1 case o T S C A N B Imperial and Lace TUSI le S T R A W C O T T A G ____ JhirredSilk H A T S -R ibbons, Flowers, Wreaths, &c. &c. Poughkeepsie, M ay 20, 1835. _____ ______ M K P I E C E S S I L K S just received, j L C P 'a m o n g which are, Extra super rich black and blue-black P o ii de Soi, Gro de Swiss, Gro de Naples and Italians; all of which arc of superior lustre. Also, A splendid assortment of colored Silks, of every quality and shade which the New-Y'ork mar ket affords. C R A N D E L L & S M IT H . April 29,1835. 66 ■ j W A R S E l L L E S G U I L T S — J u s t recei- J - f j L ved and for sale by Juno 3. 71 GEO. V A N K L E E C K & CO. R E M O V A L . ^ A M ’ L . W . HAWES has removed bis O IL csiiiblishment to the store next west of the Dutchess County Bank, and adjoining .Tohn D. Robin'ioii’s grocery store, where may he had all kinds of Oil, and learrontcii junre. 67 M ay 5, 1835. P R I N T E D M U S L I N S . L O O K I N G G L A S S E S . ‘g ’ H A V E fitted ihc room back of m y store- J L expressly for Looking Glasses, and can show a c.xtonsivc.xtensivc assortmcnlssortm than is to be found else- nore c a vhcre in the county. est. I spare no pains in pulling glasses in a very con venient manner for transporlatiriii. Old Frames R E - Poiighkeep.sie, M ay 20, 1385. -g^ROST&COLVER have just ,H_ received an assortment of extra rich satin pa per, with coloured and while grounds, and velvet bor ders to match, which they will sell clicap. Poughkeepsie, M ay 12,1835. ________________ ‘ •gig I&HTER & BUSHNELL, (Davis’ Corner, opposite the E astern House,) have just SO pieces superfine and common Broad Cloths, various shades and qualities, 10 do. extra Buckskin super black Lavender a Buff Cassimeres, 12 do. super blue and steel mixed Satinets, 20 do. do. hIue,black,brovvn and diab Moleskin-\ 6 do. black French Bombazine, 35 do. black and colored Silks, -ISO do. dark and light Calicoes, SO do. Furnilurc. P rints, 10 do. O Dean and Dorchester Ticking, 12 do. Irish Lawns .and Linens, 6 do. Russia and Irish Table Diaper, 75 doz. fine and common Palm L e a f Hats, together with a great variety of Boys’ Summer V? Also, Velvet,Satin, Levantine, Valencia, Marse and fancy V E S T I N G S —all of which will be sol low as can be purchased in this village. Poughkeepsie, M ay 20, 7835. ( N E W F R E N C H G O O D S . J^ R O S T & COLVER have jusi J3. received a new and extensive assortment oflight and dark fancy cql’d Poix de .Soie, black and blue bl’k do., doable and single width black Italian and gro de Iw iss, 4-4 and 6-4 real Challi, Shawls, Cashmere, 'fankin crape, 'i’hibct wool, Taghoni, Hcrnani, knit nd merino Shawls and Hdkrs.^ plain and Kobinet nd Grecian L a c cs; thread, bobinel and muslin Edg- igs and Inserfings, 4 pieces double width BO M BA Z IN E , Liglitand dark imported Calico, Printed Mulls and Cambrics, Light and dark French Ginghaws, yard wide, L'viht and dark French Calico, W hite, green, and black blonde gauze Veils. Pu’kecpsie, May 12, 1835. C Brewster’s Corner, opp June 17. 1835. : r s o n & Ll posite tho Cou 3ING. N E W S I L K S A N D flBOMBAZINES.—Received this day a few pieces r ich black, blue black and colored SILKS. Also, a few pieces ofa very superior quality French Bombazines. Ladies vrish’.ng the above men tioned articles will find it mutih lo iheir advantage to call and cxaniiiia their .stock before purchasing else- June 10, 72 g to Charles he purpose: barrels rectified W H ISK E Y justre- M ay so'!*''69^ ^\‘‘ r i G H T E R fe B U S H N E L L . SHAWL April 8 bscribers, and \ K T . TO FA R M E R S . E E .— rite Farm ers of Dutchess and Columbia coun ties aro respectfully informed that thO subscriber has become interested in tho patent right to' the matiiifac- luro and sale of Lane’s Patent Thrashing Alachino and Endless Chain Horse Power for the above coun ties. These Machines have been exhibited by Mess. Coit & Puller in many places, and have been umver- suily approved by those who have witnessed their oper ations. It is confidently belived that nothing of tho kind which has yet appeared wi\ - -------------- — S P R I N G F A S H I O N S . m f I S S J. H 0 Y L E CO., have' -kY-J. returned from New-York and are now opening a new and very extensive assortment of F A S H IO N A B L E M IL L IN E R Y , suited to the present season, consisting of SIL K H A T S , rich lace TU S C A N S , plain Tuscan and split straw C O T T A G E S , of the : liuest quality, with every variety of Tuscan and straw H A T S , French work C A P S , C A P E S and COL LA R S , of the newest patterns, thread lace and mus- ^\^E d jings, Inserlings, &c. Ribbons, Flowers, April ^5,^‘835. 64 J E W E L L E R Y m |-A D E AND R E P A I R E D .-A ll k inds of Jewellery repaired in the best manner by tho subscriber, wlio has in his employ a first rate workman for that purpose, and for making work to order. Cus tomers and all others will be promptly accommodated by application to P E T E R P . H A Y E S . Poughkeepsie, May 20, 1835. 69 O T I C E . ------ All p e rso n s h a v i n g tle- -L ^ inands against the estate of E Z E K I E L V E - L , deceased, and all persons indebted to said es tate, are requested to call for settlement on DOW V E L I E , ofPoughkeepsie, ) Muy 5, 1835. “ 67 A S P L E N D I D A S S O R T M E N T O F ^ 1 L K S.—The subscribers are now open ing a large and desirable assortment of SILK S , consisting of jet and blue black Poix do Soie, black gro de Rhine, black gro de P aris, (a new an^ beauti ful arlicle,) col’d gro d eNaps, col’d poixde Soie, some very desirable colors, of very high lustre, &c, . May, 6,1835. 67 D IB B L E & V E D D E R . d e s i r a b u e g o o d s . f^I.BBLE & VE DDE Rare now J m ^ receiving a largo assortment of CLO T H S and C A S S IM E R E S , of all shades and qualities; like wise, a very large quantity of SU M M E R GOODS, for gentlemen’s wear, c o n s is tin^f C rape Gamlet, mo. Cassimeres, Erinincts, Frcncli Bombazine, &c. M ay 6,1835. 67 T O T H E L A D I E S . ^ L E I G H T , G R E E N & W E N D O V E R have, in addition to tlieir former assortment of French worked Collars, received a new supply ol COLLA R S and very rich C A P E S , of tlie most ap proved patterns. Also, Black and white, plain and ribb’d silk Hosiery, Emboss’d openwork brown cotton do. N e t, plain silk and kid Gloves, Corner M ain and Academy'sis. Poughkeepsie, 28lh April, 1835. 66 \jVOTICE.—I have Bold all p t y in t e r e s t in the L E A T H E R business, to. my brother W m . C. Southwick, which, together with my intention of leaving home in a few weeks, renders it absolutely ne cessary that the books and notes of E . & S. South- wick should bo closed immediately. This is not, as many such notices arc, a sham, and I hope it will not be looked upon as such, as it might bo the moans of inakiiig cost. On withdrawing from the business I am compelled, by a sen.se of duly to my customers, lo ten der them my thanks'for their very liberal support. S T E P H E N SO U T H W IC K . P . S. Try my successor. H e will find it his inter est to give you a aood arlicle, and that ho will do so 1 have no doubt. The business will hereafier be conduct ed under the firm of E , & W . SO U T H W IC K . Nov. 10, 1834. 42 f|H H E subscriber wishing to close his ac- JL counts as soon as practicable, respectfully re quests those indebted to him by note or book account, to call and settle the same without delay, and those having demands to present the same for adjustment. D A V ID A R N O L D . 4ih Mo. 15, 1835. 64 D U T C H E S S A C A D E M Y , n n H E SPRING TERM commen- A . cod on the 4th of M ay inst. The number ol scholars in my department is limited to 35. In the English Department, under my control, there are taught, as follows ; Spelling and Reading, Grammar and Composition, Book-keeping, N atural Philosophy and Chemistry, W riting and Arithmetic, Geography and History, Geometry and Astronomy, W a tts on the Mind. For tickets of admission apply to A. G. Storm, E sq. Main-street. 'W'^M. A T W IL L . May 6, 1835. 67 OTICE.—The copartnership heretofore existing under the firm o f S . V . F R O S T & CO. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 26lh ult. All persons having unsettled accounts aro respectfully re quested to call on Solomon V . Frost, at the old stand, who is duly authorised lo settle the same. • SOLOM O N V- F R O S T . W IL L IA M F R O S T . The business will be continued a t the old stand by the subscribers, SOLOM ON V. FR O S T . w i l l i a m ; d . a b b a t t . Poughkeepsie, 3d mo. IS, 1835. 6m60 N E W S T O R E . 'W4/\ILLIAM f r o s t , havintr. taken the V T brick Store opposite Ooiiklin & Eo-wno, and one door west of John Klapp’s grocery, would call Ihe attention of his friends and the public generally to his stock in trade, consisting of D R V GOODS and DRY G R O C E R IE S , C R O C K E R Y and W OODEN- W A R E and W IL L O W W A R E , including Willow Bushels, Cradles and Wagons, ^o, Po’keepsie, 3d mo. 16, 1835. 60 f^IBBLE & VEDDER have this J L F day received, and are now opening, 100 pieces of light and dark P R IN T S , to which they would invite the attention of the ladies. 61 March 25. ^ H I N A TEA SET S —Ele^anl Patterns.—H . V E L T M A N is now receiving in store a splendid assortment o f fancy gold and enain- el’d C H IN A T E A S E T S , an entire new style of goods, and unusually cheap. 61 M arch 25. N A I L S . r g l H E subscriber has just received— _HL 1 1 9 ca.sks Fall River N A IL S , assorted, from 24toS0d, with a full assortment of cut Spike and brad head Nails. 1 5 bags best English W ro’t Nails, from Gd to 20d, for s-ale low by J. J . W A L D R ON, A t the sign of the Padlock. Poughkeep.sie, 14th April, 1835. 64 W OTICE. — The copartnership Iieretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm of W . H. S L A T E R & CO. is* this day dis.solved by mutual consent, W M . II. S L A T E R . JA M E S E . S L A T E R . Elias Trivett having purchased the interest of Jame.s E . Slater, will hereafter be a copartner in the firm of W M . H. S L A T E R & CO. Dated April IS, 1835. NOTICE. H M / \ R E Y N O L D S h a v i n g V w taken into copartnership his b rother,JAM E S R E Y N O L D S , Jun. would give notice that the busi ness in future will be cn iducted under the firm of W M . W . R E Y N O L D S & CO. at the old stand ^^Iav h ia”rece”ntly returned from New-Yt rk with a complete assortment of D R Y DOODS and D R Y G R O C E R IE S , selected with g reat care, they flatter themselves they are prepared to exhibit to their CUS- tom'TS articles unsurpassed in quality and price. They respectfully solicit a continuance of that pat ronage with which the store has been favored, and for - i i i b e a IK, nrenared for immediate settlement, which is tirgently fentmsied. 64 Po’keepsie, April 15, 1835. ^ S U M M E R G O O D S F O R iO E N T L E M E N ’S W E A R . —W M . H O Y L E , Jun. has just received a general a s sortment of Goods ill his line, some entirely new. For Gentlemen’s Summer CO A T S —Param atta Cloth ; also, Thibet .and Crape Camlet. For V E S T S —-Figured Ghalies, embossed Quilt ings, diagonal and plain Welling; figured W elting and ^ ^ F l ^ r 'p A N T ^ ^ Lisbon Dfillthg, Buck-skin do., Bath Cords, Champion Cantoons, Crape Drilling, diagonal ribbed Camlet, plaid and rib bed Cas-simere, plain Cassimere and Cloths, o f the most fashionable colors. Also, a few spun silk under Shins, recommended by the faculty for rheumatic ornervouS persons. April 22,1835. 8 w 65 lbs. Live Geese FE A T H E R S , lind which has yet a].)peared will bear any comparison iubscriber has no doubt but that its operations will* sd commend it lo the good sense and intelligence of the fanners, as will in a short time, superswle all olher machines of the kind. H e well be prepared during the ensuing season to manufacture these machines to or der, at his establishment in tho town of Amenia, neaf tho City Post-''’'” -- Amenta, Dec. 30, IN CHAM B E R ] ■LIN. 4§ tho same while e.xhibiting by M r. Fuller, are fully sat isfied of its great superiority over any machine of tho kind which has fallen under our observation. This machine performs its work very perfectly, and with' sufficient rapidity. The horse power being perfectly simple in principle and construction, and evidently of great strength and durability ; is apparently not liable to the too common objection of getting out of order, and requiring repairs, and the fact, that the whole is so easily transported,' (requiring but little more room than for ahorse lo slant! upon,) and that one horse performs the labor wilK much apparent ease, must command the admiration of T t o i V s i o ™ ' ; i I’a Z d l l S S : ' \ ' ’' A. B. Slo^ckho m, 1 g Stanford. G^arret Storm, j v Union Vale. Nathaniel Berry, } Wm. Doughty, ) r, , Henry Conklin. Marlin M. Overocker,' T h o s . L , G avies, IVlicbael O v erocker, Josiah Williams, Win. Scoulen, Stephen B. Trowbri.lgo, i n Grange. Caleb Mosher, George Slioolt,- John Ptirdv, Red Hook. Washington. Peter Feller, Justus Boothe, Geo. C. Lasher,' Joshua Culver, Peter Pi aleigll, Pine l^lains, Jolm Vaiideuseii, REM O VAL. 'O 'E N D E R SO N & LOSSING a a . have RE M O V ED to Brewster's Corner, near- O ld STAMJ i having seen and cxamii -chino and Horse Pow This is to certify that 1 Lane’s Patent Threshing Machiino and Horse P< while in operation, for several days, both at my barn and in the neighborliood, I do believe that in poM of convenience, durability, and in the manner of doing its work, it is far superior to any now in use, and that the adaptation of the Horse Power is one ofthOgreat- esi improvements (connected with the agricultural in terest) of tho age. And I do further certify, that M r.' Fuller threshed, yesterday, with great ease, and under manydis'advantages,ll80^l^eavesofwhe^a^^ Dated Fishkill, Dec. 24, 1834*. ’ \ 51 iT ^ E O. V A N K L E E O & C O.' have just received, and offer for sale\— Extra super black Italian SILKS,- Black and blue-black gro de Swiss do. Light and dark col’d gro de Naples do. Printed jaconet amt French cambric Calicoes,- Plain and flg’d Swiss and mull Muslins, Jaconet, cambric and medium do. Bobinel Lace, Edgings, Footings and Insortings/ Fig’d and plain bobinct and Grecian n e t Lacds,' French working and marking Cotton, Ii-Lh Linens, Lawns and Tabling, Super while-gauze and W elch Flannels, Fiii-niUn-e, cambric and corded Dimities, Plaid and striped Muslins and corded SkitlSy Russia and Irish birdseye Diaper, W hite satin and common twilled Jeans, Stay Tapes, Rings, Lacets, &c. &c. &c. with many other aniclcs, too numerous to mention. Poughkeepsie, May 6, 1835. 67 m r E W G E E S E F E A T H E R S , first qua- X.™ lily, just received and for sale by May 20. 69 R I G H T E R & B U S H N E L L . ■JTjriRAM V E L T M A N t a s t l i i s d a y tory, which will be sold at Now York prices. April 8.______________ 03 R E N C H G O O D S. ---- A splerulitl sale b y ^ ^ f f i l G I T r ^ ' G R E ^ ” n * W E ^ ^ ^ do. do noulx do soie^,- Blk and blue blk do. do. Light and dark gro de Naples, See. Slip, blk and blue blk French bombazin; td knit hdkfs and Shawls, n and clock’d camt F, Gingham;plainChambra do. Poughkeepsie, April 15, 1835. perior A L B A N Y A L E . int supply kept on hant N E L L . M ay 20. G I N G H A M S , & C . )fnewfn( SI N f e w P R I N T S , C n n H E subscribers a .M. large assortrhent o G IN G H A M S , of entirely now paUerns. Also, a lot of very desirable small fig’d. printed Jacconets, war ranted fa.stcolors. D IB B L E & V E D D E R . M ay 6, 1835,____________________________67 Extra 4, 5 and 6-4 W altham Sheeting,- New York .Mills and other Shirting, Marseilles S tills, Counterpahes,- 6, 7 aiid 8-4 col’d table coVe Plain and fig’d floor cloth hr Ppuglikeep-^iOj April 14 , 1833 . i , l ! £ spring importation, to which he in-vifos the atlentioil pains have been taken in the selection of patterns Please call and examine for yourselves. N E W S T O R E . \ E I R O S T & COLVER tyhuM in- form the public that they have taken the store two doors west of John Klapp’s grocery, and areLio-w opening an E N T I R E N E W and extensive assort- ment of S T A P L E and F A N C Y D R Y GOODS, cofttprising every variety offoreign and domestic man-^ ifaciure which the New-York market affords. T h e y espectfully invite customers to call and examine their pods,- among which are many splendid articles ol fan-= y, entirely different from any thin^ ever offered in this larket. Having used much care in buying, they hope 0 supply their customers upon as good terms as they can purchase elsewhere. Also—D R Y G R O C E R IE S , W IL L O W BA S K E T S , &c. S T E P H E N FR O S T . JA M E S D. C O L V E R . Po’kfeepsie, April 7,1835. 63 . I C O E S AND G I N G H A M S ; e subscribers offer for sale a very superior as- ofSHALLY PRINTS ^ and fancy GING- —50 pieces light Shaily C A L IC O E S , 50 do. small fig’d striped and plaid Jo. 10 do. black and white do; 10 doi two blues and blue arid white ted fast color ! 2 1 . s r a z T p i ' i / s L f e fS IS: f e l S f i i r i S * ’ Also,a choice supply of F r e n c h printed M U S L I N ; all of which are offered on the niost advantageous term s f i C f i O T H S , C A S S I M E R E S , W E ST I N G S, &c.— S L E I G H T,- V GREEN & WENDOVER have just recei ved and offer for sale a splendid as.sortment of Cloths,; Cassimeres, &c., among which are— Superfine wool and piece dyed black Cloths, do. Saxony blue, Adelaide and Russett Brown, Light and dark Pabllas, Invisible and light and dark greens,’ Olives and mixtures, Saxony wool dyed Cassiidcre, Diagonal and fancy st-ripe do. Plain, light and dark col’d dd: Also—Crape and diagonal Drillings, Summer Cloths, and an assortment of Goods for summer wear, with Marseilles, satin Valencia and fancy Vestings ; extra sup. Bcavcrleeii, Fustian; Cor duroy, &c. Corner Main and Academy street, April 7, 1835. ______ 63 ______ Poughkeepsie. H O U S E - K E E P I N G A R T I C L E S . R A M V E L T M A N i s now o-'. m M . penihg a large and exionsive. asBOrfment of
