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' lair to occ«i>y k prooitacut plac^ aming'oqr so- .niinuries of learning, wps opetiocl on tfto J0th inst, uader tho moat favoraWo auspicoa* Up- Wards o£ forty atodenta presented thcmae\ve$ at the oemmencement, to which number a consi derable increaso is eonfidently expected, “ We look;jforward.(says the Oonera Gaxetto,) tvith ^ d'egree of impatience to the jporiod when the legislature* actnated by a due rega#d to the ri- ,^ing generation, and to the immediate w'ants of the western part of the state, Will suitably eli- dow this new lostitiftion, and thus extend its means of usefulness.-’ ' Dreadful ratuges are made by firo in the state of Maine, which has been burning in tho wood^many days, and continued with unabated fury at the latest dates. A range of country along the Penobscot, thirty miles in length on both sides of the river, is represented oS a scene of generid conflagratiou, In the vicinity of the heaviest fire the ground actually trembles, and the roaring of the fire, which sounds like thuu der^has been heard at the distance of 12 of 15 miles. A number of houses, barns, cattle, «fec. have been destroyed. Even fish and birds Jmve not escaped from the devouring element. Twentybass, Weighing IVom 20 to 40 pounds, und nuieerous small fish were found dead on the shorfe o f the Piscataquis. Four, out of six, new two-story brick build ings, whkh had been erected in the city of New- York, lately tumbled down and became a heap ofruins. The Carpenters w'ere at work on the roof at the time-, and were precipitated among the ruins. Seven men were dug out, six ol* whom were taken to the Hospital dreadfully mangled. One man, perceiving that the build ings were giving Way, jumped down forty feet into a pile of saud unhurt. They W’cte con- ^structed in the most shameful manner. Orders ^ have been given by the corporation to demo- iish the remaining two. * Jlfrican Sheep .—Thirteen sheep, of the broad tail or Tunisian breed, have been imported at New-York, having been procured from the in terior of Africa. They are said to he very va luable, both for the wool and flesh. Tho tail has a very singular appearance, being in some instances from eight to ten inches broad, and makes, wh6n cooked, excellent food. A pair of these sheep are intended for Gen. Van ilcns- selaer o f Albany. The sales at auction in the city of New-York, in the months o f April, May and June, amount ed to ^6,900,000. The duties paid by the auc tioneers, on these sales, into the treasury of this state, were ^76,100. One auctioneer paid a- lone $18*758. A boat has boen built in Chatauque county in this state, upwards of 500 miles from the ocean, for the purpose of being employed as an oyster boat on the sea board, anefis only waiting ibr the completion of the canal, to commence her first trip to New-York. Mr. Walker, one of the proprietors of the New-York Daily Advertiser, has brought over from Loudon one of “ Napier’s Imperial Trint- ' ing Machines” which will work oiF 2000 sheets in an hour. It is tobe used for pruiting that pa per and the American. 2760 daily, and 1800 semhweckly papers, arc issued from the olfice of the N.'Y. Daily Advertiser. The sentence of the Court Martial, cashier ing Lieutenant Wolbert, has been approved by the President of thd U. S. and the name of (hat officer has, accordingly, been struck from the rolfe of the navy» Uieutenant Ramage has been fully acquitted «f the charges preferred against him, and the Court Martial has acyourned sine die. The Court has prduounced, in unequivocal language, the charges ta be “utterly false, groundless and naaiicious.” A meritorious officer, who has bomej|“ ample testimonial of former good cha racter,” has thus been subjected to all the in convenience and hardship of a trial by a milita ry tribunal, through the malicious prosecution of a subaltern ofliccr^ * The following is the judgment of the Court, pronounced itt f ie case of X«ieqt. Ramage: The Court having examined and duly deli berated ^ o n the charges and specifications, the evidence and defence, U) the case of Lieut. James l^amaga, proceeded this day to pro- flounce its judgment upon the same.* The Court is ofopiiiion* that ,ne one of the Specifications of cither of the charges Is proved, and the Court does, therefore, pronounce and adjudge that the said Lieut. James Ramage V net guilty of any om of the said charges. T h e Court is of opinion, tfiat these charges are utterly false, groundless, and malicious, and it does most honorably acquit the accused^ of iiavjng afforded even the idightest, foundation for the calumnies witb which Ms reputation has been so bjafiously indwantonly assailgd by the pfosoenfor. Tho 6hn«nl 6f the village of Brooklyn, .gives a population of 8,800. Increase in five years, 5,210.; . The publication o f a weekly periodical, enti tled ‘'The New-York' Literary Gasrette, and Phi Beta Kappa Repositoj“y,” has been com menced in that city, edited by Ja?. G. Brooks, .Esq. ‘ The Hon. l|qgh Nelson, our Minister to Spain has arrived atNew-York. , The Bulpof the . Pope has been received at Boston, appointing the ReV. Benedict Fen wick, Of Maryland, Catholic Bishop of that city. A smart shock of an earthquake was felt on Staten Island, and in some parts of Ne\?:-Jersey, on the 11th inst. His Excellency Cornelius P. Van Ness, has been re-elected Governor of Vermont by an al most unanimous.vote. Tho Mexican Sun states, that a circular has been sent by his Holiness to the Arch bishops and Bishops of America. It received the ap* probation of His Catholic Majesty, after consul tation with the Supreme Council of the Indies. Tho Pope dwells on tho injury done to t.he cause of religion, by the crime of rebellion, and the punishment which will result. He then ex horts, the clergy to display, and illustrate to their congregations, the distinguished qualities of his beloved son Ferdinand, whose solid vir tue induces him to'prefer the success of religion and the happiness of his subjects, to personal grandeur. Sr. Michelena, the Mexican Envoy near His Britanic Majesty, in communicating the circu lar to his government, says that he had taken, occasion to express .to tho Apostolic See, the true sentiinelSts of the government and people of Mexico, that whilst they were disposed to. pay every respect to the head of the Church, in a question of independence and liberty, they would not confer with any temporal jyoxeer about their form of government, voluntarily adopted, or conseiit to lay aside’their hatred of a tyrant, w'hiose supposed virtues are commended in thp circular. MiirUit >^rt j.uren^ *1 ; |N pursuance de- i JSr » cf^alor^ermadem feUr Demen, I the «bove ckuse* I, the ' andlpthe.r9„ J jsubscribei', otto of the Masters^ of the said Court, will fiefljit public auction, on the eleventh day pf Novemhor nOxt* at two o-’clock in the afternoon, at the house of Thomas tioag, Inkee|ier in;tho town o f Chat ham, in the county of Columbia, the following premises described in the said order as follows, to'imt : “ all that certain farm, piece and parcel oflahd,^gituate lying and being iq the town .of Canann, bounded on the north by the manor of Rensselaorwick, on. the east by the lands of Ja- bez Bigelow, on the west by the lands of Abra ham Dymond and Elisha Gilbert, on the south by the heirs of George Dickinson, containing by estimation, two hundred and twenty-five a- cres, be the same more or less.^^ Dated Kin- derhook, 29th September, 1825.’ WILCOJSOHi 18-6w Master in Chancery. NOTICE. r r i H E Executors of the last wiU and testament of Ja- JL cob M.CIaw, late of Stuy vesant,dec’d, hereby give notice to those persons who have purchojsed of the personal properly of the deceased, that the temt of credit given at t^o sale, has expired, and that all pur chasers are expected to settle for the articles bought by them without further delay. Those indebted to the estate are required to make payment, and those to whom the estate is indebted, are re«iuested to ]>re- sont tJioir demands to E. W. Bayly, Esq. of Stuyves- ant, who will attend to the business of llio estate. Kinderhook, 29th August, 1825. nl4tf Dra%vn numbers in the Literature Lottery, Class No. 2. 59 - 54 - 39 - 10 - 62 - 5 - 40 - 47-21 O B Z T O A X IT . DIED, In this village, on the 25th inst. J o h k W ., in fant son of Mr. George L othrop , aged about 10 months. A t Bloomingdalc, on the 19th inst. Mr. W. m . Su.MMERFiELD, (father of the late Rev. John Siaiumerfield,) a g e d 54 years. USEFUL MACHINE. THE SUBSCRllEK Y f A S invented a RO C K m G MJCIllXi'E JL j L washing clothes, which is preferable to any n in use, by reason of its simple construction, its cheap- and tlio case and despatch with which the work can be accomplished. Ten Fliirt# can be washed in Jire minutes, and cither hot or cold water may be used. Ciotlies washed by thin machine sustainno injtfty, the operation being performed by failing from one end to the other, with as mucli force as.possihle. Machines nfay ho had at the store of Van Djrckd? Hawley, from ^ 2,50 to ^ 3,00 ^ FfiflLIP Kinderhook, 7Pi Sept. 1825. * nIS-Ut NOTICE. JL to the administration of the National and State Governments, are requested to meet at tho house of John Lewis, 'on Friday the SWtli Sopl. inst. at 4 o’clock, P., M. to choose Delegates to represent tho said town in the County Meeting to bo held on the 4th day of Oc tober next in tho citv of Hudson. AN ELECTOR. 18-lt tober next in tho city of Hudson. Sept. Ttlli, 1025. To the Electors of the County of Columbia. T j l ERMlT mo lor offer myself to you as a Candidate, J - at the next Election, for tho office of SheriflP-- relying on recceiving a snfficiont support, from my general character, and acquaintaneo among the peo plepie off thehe county.unty. Vdry respectfully. o t co Claverack, Sept. 26,1825, jspectfi j. b : I ily, LUDLOW. 5tl8 A T a meeting of Republicans hold t t the house of ju L William Dickie, in the town of Sluyvesant, on the 24th Sept. 1825, pursuant to public notice, and i^eeably to the call of the Generih Committee, pub lished in the Columbia Republican, L ucas L V an A- V an A- LiEN, Chairman, and J axes W. P hilip , Secretary,—it was Resolved, That William Manton, Lucas I. Van Alcn, Lawrence H, Van Alen, Abr/A,—Vfiniam Dickie, Stophen Wendo- ver, Abel S. Peters, Centre,—Rensselaer Van Rensse laer, Scftk Jenkins, George Chittendon, SoiitA,—be the Committee for the town, to meet the Committee of the several towns in the county, at the city of Hudson, on the first of October next, for making arrangements «md recommending Candidates for the ensuing elec- Resolved, That tho above named persons be tire Standing Committee for the year. 18-lt NOTICE. A LL pemons retiding within the town of Kindor- J u I l hook, who have accounts against cither-the said town Or the county o f Columbia, which they dbtiro to have audited a t the next meeting of the Board o f Su pervisors, are expected to hand them without delay to the Supervisor of Kinderhook. Sept. 2M, 1825. Keynoldfs Tbreshing Machine. mine it. 28th Sept. 1825. 'jO fm G, PmLLtPS . ' WANTED, SM>pOOO selected GOOSE QUILLS, TfT'IOR which Cash will be paid at tlie Kinderhook iM~ Book-store. 29th Sept, 1825. MERINO RAMS. IT'IOR sale, by tho subscrihapj a few MERJ^fO P R M S . LAWRENCE VANBUREN. Kinderhook, 28th,Sept. > 18-2t FRENCH and MUSIC. filH E T r ttstd e i of KMefhoek Aetdemy, are deti- t> JL’ rona to employ instructom in the above branch- iM o f polite education. The priurpecta for a gentlc- iman and lady, to suporintend these two departments, ara such, as ought to aeoure tsaohenr of the first res- peetahilityj both branches havu?|; been heretofore taught with auceois. iSratlsfacfory rafordiees will be i^uirod. Letters (post-paid) addressod to tlio seere- tanr, J*. Tan SeJkdek, Jnn. shall rectivt due attention, &trhaidt,2«ai.AugusVig86.^ ------ DISSOLUTION. ■ I)Y mutual consent, the copartnershi|i heretofore JLP existing belwecn Brings & Alhn,*v/illhe discon tinued on the first day of October next. All persons indebted to the said firm, are requested .to make settle ment without delay. The business in future will be conducted under the firm of Conunt & Allen. BRIGGS & ALLEN. ' Chatham, Sept. 5th, 1825. nl5tf COLUMBIA C Q V m H ,\ Clerk’s Office. ) KT THE circuit court and court of oyer and termi ner and general jaol delivery, will be held for this coun ty, a t the court-house in tho city of Hudson, on the fourth Tuesday in September next. Dated 27th Aug. 1825. By order o f Judge Duor. nl5-4t JUSTUS JiPKm S T R Y , Clerk. NOTICE. and those Who have demands against him axe also re> quested to present tho same for settlement. BARENT VAN AI-EN. Kinderhook, 7tli Sept. 1825. nl5-3t THE SLOOP CITIZEN, . 3o\u\ \. Sc\\cm\ev\iom, Mastei*, ■t»7lLL saU fxam S C m H A C K L m d - V T ing on the following Thttradaya in each month, during the present season, _ _________ iviz: Sept. 8tli and 22d, Oct. 6th and 20th, and Nov. 3d and 17th; and will leave New-York on the following Thursdays: Sept. 1st, 15th, 2 9th; Oct. ISth, 27th, and Nov. 10th and 24th. The above stoop has good accomodations, and will carry freight and passengers «n the mosV reasonable terras. Frbm tliis time two vessels will regularly sail from tlie xubscribors’ vrharf, on© on Thursday of each Tho Rnbscribew continue, as heretofore, to pay cash for all kinds oYCOUNTRY PRODUCE, intend keeping constantly on hand for sale. Nova Scotia Piaster, Grind Stones, Salt, Fish, and other heavy articles, which they will be eUaWed • to sell at the lowest market prices,, Liberal advances (if requested,) will be made on fill kinds of produce delivered a t their storfe C. / . k J* / . s c H e r M e r h o r r ’. Schoiaek Landing, Jlvg. 29,1825. _________ n l ^ f CABINET MAKER, AND Chair Manufacturer. *|7I H . BURCHARDT, respectfully informs the JU d , public that he ha.s just opened hb new and E , H. B. has just received direct from the city o f London, a valuable book' o f Plates, cofitaining pat^ terns of the latest fashions for all kinds of furniture, which will enable him to execute his work, in a style ofekgaucei nuf to be,surpassed in th b e i^ o f New- York. He possesses me art o f giving to furniture a beautiful, brmhi poUsh, wbich will resist tho action o f CHAIR MAKING Willbe conducted under the superintendence o f E. H. sold on very reasonable terras. WANTED, , adkas Someiumwledgaof hnsmM particulars apply to the tiiitor o f the Herald. Sept. 21,1825. n i n t f LIBRARY. \jJIOR salq, fit % lovr^ price, tveo shiim in the K ind U rhoox Uxrox LiaxAity, ‘ at th»* office. ‘ -a Kindtrhokki J m e Enquire m t ,S T E A ^ - S O A « T r o f U i m ^ f ttlTlLL rnuin tine following order during fho tg** T V maiudcMT of the season i ^ Moftday-iChief O^IdoK, P. M*, Wo4nesday--New^Lon40ii, ^ 4 “ , % Thursday-^Uhiof JustioaMairshal, 4 J SMWd.y— ' Mon<l.ya-Ne».looA^ . $ oWwIi, t.m Batarday--M^ief JuirticeW&btiitiy ^ boutB O’clock, P. M.-7MI going up, from 6 to 8 clock in the mdrning, , , inr Tho above boats ate the only dnes 1 from, and land passpngers, iinitfedidtelj at said Landing.. Sept. , ^ , 1 8 5 ^ . . 'm u - Cifctilatirig Library. , « aj O ditions * Memoirs o f L a Fayettd. . ..> ’ ConverBatibna of Lord Byxdn: . Cabinet of Curiosities. . Dictionary of Wonderl^j Sporting Anecdotesl Man of Feelingi ‘ American Revolution. . Atrocities o f the Piratesi Knickerbocker’s NeW-Yorkl-.^ . Madeline—aTale, by Mrs. Opie. - ' ^epti14,l825. ' . , y . ■ • a To Farmers. , r j l H E subscribers have erected a HAY PRESS iii JL the Villageef Kinderhook, and will pay efi^h and the highest price fdf the first quality o f H A Y ^ m above mentioned Day Fress. . CHARLES WHITING & Co. A' Kinderhook, 2d Jum , 1825. , r n lt f (tr HAY HOOP POLEB- ^£0 . .dHiKLES WffiTflfe,i:C<>.J Kin jerhook, 24tfi August, 1825.; . : n lStf .RAN AWAY.- “J^R O M the service of the J P suhsefibef,’ ow the sixth of Beptemher, inst. aUiulatto in dented applfenticc, UjameR Oias.. ^hylotr ishoik 15.years of nge, AW peWDU^ ure fbrhid hurotHag or trusting hltn iihtieV the .penalty of the law, * * ^ R A ROWLAND. Ch3f!iam. 22d Be,^. 1825. . / . . Rl7tf Just Received,^ 4 ND may behadfor pertfshL at the C^2St\i A LIBRARY, ou pay.' ing cents per volume, tfaife folldteg KeNsr P u m c a t i o u B t . Tede's o f Hie CntsaderS, hy the author of War- veriy, Quentin Dufward,' &c. Lionel Lincoln, ike Leaguer o f BostoM, by ih^ author of The Pidiftjers, dfcc. A Peep at the Pilgrims, in 1656; Foresters, h f the author of* Lights aftW Sha^ dews, &.C. .' . , John Butt in^Amerkai hy the uifthor.of Ko- <f the Jfc/ielists; by Stf \W^tdr Bcotl. Conversations o f Lord Byron. . The Pilot, by the author of the pioneers, &.c. J^ere-York Bedtew und HthenB^in Magazine^ for Juno', Julf and August. London K fo Mditthtj M t ^ a ii n e ,^ May, aniF previous numbfersV ■ . ^ — Kinderhook, IQth Aug. 1825. ^ FOR SAUS^ ^ r r t HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, coA.' sisting of a mLL, DwsLLmG R o m s , and outhouses, together with SIX'AGRES OF LAND, o f which Abner Matferj lately di ed seized. The abo/e mentioned property is situated in the town of Kinderhook, m ther county of CohuUhiU, about o s f pile east of the village of Kinderhook, a t. » Nourishing place, called ValUtiey^or-Millviiler) da a nevcrdailing stream of water.^^ / The dwelling Itouse is a large^;^6mmodious,' new, two story Fuilding,- aud,%tog^h^ with the outhoussfe, in good i‘epair. The land.is enclo sed by a good hoard fence, and in a high state of cultivation. In the Mill HoWsfe'is a r m j f stores for grinds *' ^ ^ _ V * __ __' ______ _ commodious shop and fitrnilure ware room, two doors north of th© store of H. V. Vleck and Co. where he _ _ ™iU o on^aotow^oam W plbieVT'anj’c W T>vi;oaiing a u l w Q A R I N E T B U S I N E S S . picking machine, and^all the aj^paratus'requi* rr j! ‘ site for ffillffig, dfessing aud ' patent shearing machines, find a i#ge hra tie set in a fUrnifde. ^ The i^tuation of .tijis)§toi^rty is,y hie, being ahoqf p ihilex fepni Rtuyv^sant ana,may wnnAiixm expensejPiJ.cowverria ww a manufacturittg estahlishfeeAt ©f any descriptstn,* S S S b S ^ s S w s s s 'A s . ■ cmn% Cmnketkm^ ! f8th June, 1 8 $ A ■/' Horses’ nkS - CarriagesV '/ fflO b* ht d at tha BmU fof m fim f of the coufii^/
