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British ^4 Cambridge, and the Chilian%qi^|i3roh ^ also saluted the L il^rator; the cominanders of “ the three differen^ 'natiqh^. tri- . bute of respect to W exalted charact'er.~-iJ^ Mistaken Aaste.-On Saturday evening a hearse ^and coaches, attended at ti house topdr/prin the funeral rites for a person, wlio was not yet dead, and is possibly still living;. and yesterday fore noon a number of citizens i?vere gathered about a house in Chatham-streeti the Windows being closed, to'hold an inquest over a mUn who was said to be found dead in his bed with his throat cut, but who turned out to be'in a state of de rangement and had raised the report himself. — Ib. IN .C H i A N C B R i r . . E ie K ezee B asset ) T N pursviance of a di- w / cretal order *df the N atha ^ i H als | s ^; ) Court: of Chancery of the State of Nhw^Yorft, made iti t^^e above- cause, I, the subscriber, one of the Masters of the said Court, will sell at pablic auction j at the • house of Isaac Frink, innkeeper, in the town of. Kinderhook, in the* county of Columbia, on the i She has lately procured in the city St P^W- foreL^no'f^tet^ly”rifthc^^^^ York the latest and most elegant pattern, With described in said order, to wit; All that a variety of fashionable articles m her line bl • • - •». . business; together with an assortment of f l^ A K E S this occasion to inform her friends JL and the publiCi that she ha$ lately open ed a shop ip the villi^e of .Kinderhook, thnet doors htltm ihtt Pritding Office, where she intends to carry on the husjqess of M i L i u i j r a u Y , A i ^ D DresS-Making. She has lately procured in the city 6f NeiV- We learn, says the American, that Mr. List, formerly a member of the Chamber of Deputies of the King of Wirtemburg, has recently arriv ed here with his family from Havre. ‘ From ap- prehensiuFtrof Mr. List’s influence in the Cham ber of Deputies, and fearing to hnd itself in a minority, .the ministry first imprisoned and then exiled this individual. Thus driven from his native land, Mr. List has, as he expressed himself to us, chosen for his-fu^re country the United States where the hand of tyfauny is ne* ver felt.— Ib. Mexico. —A letter received in this city from Tampico, dated the 9th Ult. states that the Con gress of Puebla* has petitioned the Sovereign Congress at Mexico, to prohibit the importa- lioii of all coarse and cotton fi\brics, for the purpose of encouraging their own manufactures. The letter adds, there is reason to apprehend this measure will be adopted; > The congress at Mexico hare abolished all titles throughout the republic, aqd .the execu tion of a criminal at Tampico, who had taken refuge in the church, had been'considered as a sgrious blow to the Priests.*—15;' H ead Q uarters State of Mew-York, 14th JunCi-1825. The Commander in Chief requests tlie Ofli- cers of the Militia of this state, to wear crape on their left arms for thirty days, in testimony of respect for the memory of D aniel D. T.05 ip - KINS, former Commander in Chief, and late Vice-President of the United States. By order of the Commander in Chief, CHARLES WALKER, Military Secretary. - HYMEartELftXi. M arried — In Chatham, on Thursday the 16th inst. by % Rev. Peter S. Wynkoopi Mr. (Christopher C. Fielding, to Harriet, daughter of Wm. Squier. On Wednesday evening, the 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr. Amadon, Doct. J ohn SuTHERLAtfD, to Miss M ariah W ilbur , both of the town of Chatham. - GSOTUAM'Tt. D ied — -In Chatham, in this county, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Sarah Dorr, daughter of Mr. Is rael Phelps, and consort-of Mr. Abraham Dorr. In New-York, on the 13th inst. the Rev, J ohn SuMMERFiELD, native of. the neighborhood of Manchester, England, in the 27th year of his age, and the 8th of his ministrjy. ' INDEPENDENCE. 0:^ THE ensuing, anniversary of American Independence, will bn celebrated at the house of . T^a^ter Bntler, on the banks of the Hudson in the town of Stuy vesanl. Gentlemen from oth er townsjn the vidriity, are respectfully invited to attend. Dated June 16th, 1825. . LUCAS HOES, Ch’n. V. S chaack ; Sec’yi * n4-*2t Ladies’ and Children’s H a T S * , A , which will be sold at the most reasonable ratel; ?JuegIiom Hats, cleaned and altered in the neatest manner ali<i on thei shortest notice, . , ^ Kinderhook, 22d June, 1826. rt4tf FOR SALE, r p H A T VALUABLE PROPERTY, cofl- I sisting of a MILL, DWELLING HOUSEi and outhouses, together with SIX ACRES OF LAND, of which Abner Maliery lately di ed seized. The above mentioned property is situated in the town of Kinderhook, in the county of Columbia, about one mile east of the village of Kinderhook, at a flourishing place, called Vallitie, (or Millville,) on a never-failing stream of water. The dwelling house is a large, commodious, new, two story building, and, together with the outhouses, in good repair. The land is enclo sed by a good board fence, and in a high state of cultivation. In the Mill House is a run of stones for grind ing plaster, and corn. Two carding and one picking machine, and all the apparatus requi site for fijllin^j dressing and dying cloth. Two patent shearmg machines, and a large brass ket tle set in a furnace. Tlie situation of this property is very eligi ble, being about 6 miles from Stuyvesant Landing, surrounded by a populous country, possessing a great command of water power, and may with little expense be converted into a manufacturing.establishment of any description. The terms of payment will be made easy to the purchasers; and a good title given. Apply to HENRY VAN VLECK, or JOHN PiSNOYAR,. in the towti of KirMcthook ; or to M ^ C U S D. MALLERY, in the toTxn of Southbiiry, JVero- Haven county, Connecticut. Kinderhook, 18th June, 1825. n4tf \ s r , N O T I C E . .£ S ' THE Books andJYotes of Abner Maliery de ceased, are left, with the subscriber for settle ment and collection, with whom they will re main for the space of two months only from this date; after which-tirae, all accounts and notes which remain unpaid, will be lodged in the hands of an attorney. All persons having demands against the estate of the said deceased, are requested to present the same for settlement during that time. HENRY VAN VLECK.. Kinderhook, Zlst June, 1825. ’ n4tf x 3 x n > £ jp tem » s ! iiB r c E . 0 ^ At a meeting of citizens, inhabitants of ihe town of Chatham, held at the hou^e of Chri^ian Tobias, in said town, on Saturday the 11th o f June, it was resolved that the next An niversary of our Independence be celebrated at the house of Lewis Walker in said town. The .following gentlemen were appointed a Committee of Arrangements Isaac Mills; Pliny Hudson, Samuel E. Hudson, James H.- Parkes, George Bain, Barent Van Alen, John W. Pitts, Simeon Richmond, Jr., Levi Pitts, Benajaii Conant, Aaron*C. Gifford, Samuel S. Briggs, Daniel Reed, Thomas Wiley. By order of the Committee. JOHN W. PITTS, Chairman. G eorge B ain , Secretary. •^Chatham, June 18ih, 1825. • ’ n42t , fi?\ NOTICE; ..£0 0 ^ At a meeting of citizens-~inhabitants of the towiis 6i Chatham and Canaan, held on the 2d of June inst. it Was resolved, that we ce lebrate the approaching anniversar;^ of otir IN DEPENDENCE at the house of Darnel Smith, jun. in Canaan, and that a general invitation be given to the inhabitants of the adjoining towns to associate with us. , , . 7 EDMUND BRAMHALL, Chairman. F. Y. W aterman , Sec'y. $ 1 0 R e w a r d s certain farm, or tract Of land, noiv occupied and improved by Nathan Halsey, situ.ate, lying, and' being in the town of Chatham, and county afore-' said, and bounded ■vfest by the creek, south by' the land of Eleazer Cady, now occupied by Henry Bacchus, east by the farm of Samuel Lampier, and Hosea north by the land of David W. Patterson, containing two hundred acres of land, including the dwelling house^ barn, and out houses of the said Nathan Halsey, together with the appurtenances to the said premises belonging, Dated Kinderhook, June 21st, 1825. j. WILCOXSON, n4-6w ‘ Master in Chancery. MANSION HOUSE, BY ' 1. Frink. fff^H E suTjscriber respectfully informs the 1 public, that he has removed from his old stand into the spacious building formerly occu pied as a dwelling house, by the late Mrs. Vos- emrgh, which, having purchased, he has enlarg ed and fitted up for a -: F V B U d i a o v s B , . at great fexpdnse, and iii the most convenient manner. It is situated in the pleasantest part of the village, on the most public and* direct ^ road leading from Hudson to Albany, aqd from -r the village of Kinderhook to HmWonxivftr. 4A- IliartaWo-rfili atturtlmes be furnished with the choicest viands and with the begt of liquors. Grateful for past favors, the subscriber hopes t a continuance of public patronage, and pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting on his part to render the Mansion House agree- 'dble to travellers. mmxa pahths accommodated on short notice. Horses and Carriages, to let—^for Lebanon Springs, the Steam Boat Landing and any part of the country. I. jftij^^ir. Kinderhook, IBth June, 1825. n3tf H: W. Peckham, . I N F O R M S his J. friends and the public in general, that he continues his business at his old stand, two doors east of LEWIS’S HO- TKL, wliere he in tends keeping constantly on hand a general as sortment of ' ’ - ' BOOTS AND SHOES. All orders in his line of business will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. Kinderhook, 15th June, 1825. nStf ji,« ^ VAniamf oaib Attornies &. CounseWors at Law; SOLIOJ-rORS AND CODNSBLDORS l?f CHAWCEUy. ’ ■ 'bWcS'kfcx*r Uoo* TO • '/ I. Frink’s Mansion House; Ktnfferhook, June _Sth, 1825: ' n2tf N T e W r t l H E lubscfiberS infofm thmr friends an4 'Ml ciiklomers, that thdV have just received from New-York, = A GENERAL ASI^U r TMENT OP . Merchandize,'. suitable for the season; which they offer at fair market pribes-^onsistjng o f , D r y Goodsr GrQcerieh, : ^ 0 f aU I kinds, 1 Crochery, Glass^ Hollow and Hardware* Among their f) R Y GOOhS, are, !'. danton Orapes, Figured and plain Bombaziiie^ Swiss Mull, Bomba 2 iette, Jackonetts, Circassians, Leno, « Xiavantines, Book Cambric Lustring, *. Musliri, French Chintz, * Jrish Linen, Grrocery and Provision S T O R E . ^IpIHE subscriber has opened h Grocery and ■ Provision Store, at Schodack Landing, a few doors north of the store of C. I. and J. I. Schermerhorn. He will keep on hand a geod stock of Prqvisiofas; and his groceries shall consist of choice . Jamaicas SL Croixy &> > t > rmr New-England \ Holland and Amer- \ ^ ican 5 COGNIAC BRANDY; Forty Malagdy Tene - ) riffcy and.Madeira y and every other kind o f Liquor. Also, Old and Young Hy~ ^ son^ Bohea &> Sou- V TJBAS; chong 5 SUGAIt, COFt’ES, 4 c . Sfo. (1:5* A shdrc'of public patronage is request ed. . VOLKERT WILBECK. Jr. ‘ Schodack Landing, June 19,1826. 3t4 WINES. E. Hull, MILLVILLE, (KINDERilOOK,) OPPOSITE COLfcMAN’S GRIST-MILL, 0:5* Offers the highest price for PRODUCE, in exchange fo.r Dry Croods, G r o c e r i e s , (Liquor^ excepteii.) Crockery, &c. He also has on hand to dispose of at a low price, in addition to the abbve. articles, Varnish and Pastes Blacking; . . E S S E N C E S , Stoughton’s Bitters, Caster Oil, 05* By the Bottle, S A I i T S , B R I M S T O N E , Patent Medicines IX OENEaAl,,.AND CABINET MAKER, AND Cha,ir Manufacturer. T N H. BlfRpHARDT, ires[>ectful]y informs wrJm the public that he has just opened his new and commodious SHOP and FURNI TURE WARE ROOM, two dobts north the store of H. V, Vleck Co: whire he i — continue to carry on the CABINKT BUSI NESS. in its various branches, together with CHAIR MANUFACTURING. tMead’s A n t i - ^ ^ ^ ? dispeplic.dr STO- MACH P l l l g ih particular. Lee’s, Hooper’s & Andersou’s PILLS;. Liquid and Congealed O P O D E L D O C , S(o. Soiil Millville, (Ktnderhook.jJune 8, 1825, ~ n2 Silk Stockings 4* Linen Cambric, Gloves, IMiislihs, 4^5* 4*^5* They have also Oh hand, .' Scythes, Cradles, &c. c o u N try T p r o d u c e . v of almok every kind-, and orders from any of the Cotton Manufactories and Paper Mills'in the vicinity, will be received in payment for goods, at cash prices. , iMmber. of every description, bought and stfld, and re ceived in payment for debts. VAN DYCK &. HAWLEY. ginderhook, June 9/1825.- \ ' ^i2tf Kinderhook Academy. fT ^ H E public* are informed that the seccond ■ ; quarter o f thje Summer Term of this Insti tution, will commence on the 4th ,day of Au gust next. The branches taught, and the rates of tiiilion charged, are, as follows f .1 FIRST DEPARTMENT. Languages and Matheiriftt^ ) qq ics,,per quarter, . . ^ SECOND DEPARTMENT. Rhetoric, Logic, History, I Chemistry, Universal Geo- f raphy, Natural Philosophy, j and Philosophy of the Mind, J. Reading, Writing, Arithme- 5 tic, English Grammar, ahd > 00 “G ecjgraphy;^ .. ! > Good Board can be obtained m re.sbeciable families, id and near the village, at ah per week. * . ■ ’ The Trustees are happy tB ♦ha'fre it in theic power to state, that great, proficiency, h?is been' made by the scholars, in the various branches in which they have been taught; and this they r e ^ d as the best practied comment on the ability, learning and mdustty of the Instructors. It is believed that there are few villaged more favorably situated for a literary school, than the one in which this Academy is located; and when, in connection with this, isconsidereef the., gyeat acquirements and the long exjperi- eneb of the iHstriictors, the Trustei^ feel the utmost assurance in recommending if ^6 the fa- vorable hotice of the puWic. By order of the Trustees. . F. VAN SCHAA6K, Jr; , Mi^erhook, lOA Jme, 1825; SietOary. , , n2tf T OST, on Sunday last, jw-obably between M A thfe village and the widow Manton’s, a DOUBUE CASED GoldWateh, Aquitta Barber—^Maket—^Bristol. 05* Silveremiths and Jewelers in Hudson, ' Albany and elsewhere, are requested to notice the ahove,should any watches be offered for sale. Kinderhook, tXtt J vm , 1825. n4tf He has a large assortment of Windsor and Fawiy Chairs on hand of the latest fashions, which will be sold cm Very reasonable termi . He returns his thanks for the liberal patron- same. Kinderhook, ZtstJune, 1825. n4-3m CASH PAID FOR RAGS, At this OfSce. A. SANDFOHD, T a t t o i *9 RATEFUL for past favors, begs leave to ^Jlf inform *thepubiic, that he. continues his husiness in the shop adjoining BAIN &. BIR- OE’B STORE, in the village of Kinderhook, where, all M’ders shall be attended to with pUnc- tuality,.aiidhii work executed in a styfe not to be exc?clled by any of his brother *' ijf the Goose** * ^ Kmdetkooh Itme 10,1||25, n2~3itt O IL,PAINTS,PUTTY fTTHIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand,' ■ for sale,*a^ Vijfiety of the ab^Vementioned articles, at ins shop, third dobr ndrth 6f F. Yail’ Buren’s sterp. Orders fof , l i ^ i a ^ will be* attended: to; and dkeclkaiS given h o u s e ; c a r r i a g ^ w a g o n . s l e i g h , v A B i m p M j r r t j r € t Executed in the host manhir. WRLARHWyMBWT.
