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V ol . IT.] CANAL ADVERTISER. P a l m y r a , (N . Y.) W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 19, 1822. | No. 14. IS T H E HERALD r t B L H H E D E V E R Y W E n N E S D W , T. C. S T R O N G . BY TI.1C.V1S f T o Village Stih^cribfi s T w o Doi.i.**fl »ud F»rTi C* wti prr auuum II Subfuiribrrs who receive tbeir p a p e r s at th* Office Two l W t ars p e r an num, pa ya b le q ua rt e rl y III To Mail ^ uh ic rib er » T w o D o l l a r * per ao i u i n % pa yable 10 advuuce If n e g l e c t e d , £ £ £ 0 IV 'lo co np iQ i^ i o f t e n or more, wtieit; oue of 1<oe n umber b*c **ccouutableforibe w h o l e , t b i e t r>eoU a p a p e r payable quarterly. V. No Papers will b e d i i r o n t j o u e d till a l l a r r e a r t f t s are paid but a t (b e discretion of the Editoi V rcy A d v e rt n fm e o t* io®ei\ed three weeks for $\ per square stnd for e ve r y subirqueot i niertioci 2b eti per square, \ liberal diiroLnt wilJ bm a,+6r u tboie who sdvertise b y h* y « v . pmTTrntfl P A w r a i . t r s , Bi a n k 8 , C a * d i , H a ,« o - B i l l « , ic. Ac P l a n t e d wl» b and F»r e d i BANK. NO I K EXCHANGE. Corrected weekly /ru m the N e w -1 ork l ’r ice Current. U . S . Ba n k N o t e s , n o t p a y - > t - ( i l l able at N e w -V o r k , ) City of AVi/'-J 'orIt and AT Y. State A'otes 94 to 90 New-York Citv Notes Jacob Barker's Ex. Bank. 85 Bmks of \lbany Bank of Trov Mohawk Bank, S chenectady Latismzbiirch Bank Bank oi Nev» l)nri;ti if not sit'ned with red H k Do Binned with i ed ink. Do. payable at Itliaea Washington 6 c W iirien [)■ anze Coun'y notes Catskill Hudson Bank Bank at Hudson £ il iildle Disctrict i Jank of Niagara Aqueduct Association > , at Catskill ) k-^burn Hank 3 lank of Geneva 9 Central B.at Cherry \ alley J Chenango Bank 1 i Columbia Receivables j Hudson do 94 to 90 Jtica Bank i Jtica Insurance Company 5 Jtica B. at Canandaigua i par per i.t- (lib par per par p u r par per ct. dis do do do d» do do do do do i Ontario' Bank at do Ontario Bank at Ctica ffforson ('ounty Bank lattsburgh No’es N E W -JERSEY erney Bank Sinks in Newark Itate B. at Elizabethtown tate B.at New-Brunswick lank of New-Brunswick J tote Bank at Paterson Itate Bank at M orristown •saox Bank rentou Banking Company itate Bank at Trenton 1 to tate Bank at Camden 1 to anner’s B. at Mt Holly 1 to Cumberland Bank 1 tn CO N N E C T ICU T , iridgeport Bank aglts B. at Hartford if made payable in N.Yoi k lartford B. if made paya ble in N York Middletown Bank Phenix Bank at Hartford do do do do d o d ii do do do tlo do 1 24 to 15 do li *0 1 ^ do NO I'EM. par par par par per ct. d a par par par par per c t.dis do jw: rr.ro axt WHOLESALE PRICES CUR RENT. f c o n n F C T r n w v e k i . y .1 riCI.ES IPR FROM TO A S H K S , Pot, / m d o . P e a r l, ' >11 i\*7 51 ICO 1 5‘2 5< B e e f , M e s s , old 8 *- 9 d o . P r i m e , 5 1- 5 87 B u t t e r , fii st qual F o r e x p o r t a t i o n lb 1* IV 2d 14 B e a n s , 9 Hristle«, A m ’can. r bu 4' 5C B e e s w a x , y e l l o w ii> 0 ~ B o a i d s , O a k , M. 18 Y e l l o w lV t e 18 20 C a n d l e s , m o u l d . 1 5 d i p p e d , lb. i:. Clieeae, A m , s h i p . H 10 t o r n , y e ! . N . riv bu 8 F l o u r , N Y . sup hb! G 3 ‘ 6 5(. d o . I t y e , 4 4 F e a t h e r s , A i n e r lb. 4 ' 5d F l a x , do. 1. F l a x - S e e d , cle a n , cas k 9 7 ■ 10 G l u e , A m e r i c a n , li 1.5 G i n , C o u n t r y , gall a c 44 H a m s , b 10 H o g ’s L a i d , lb. b 10 H o n e y , 9 H o p s , 1st. »oit, i(> 13 H o r s e h a i r , U' 2 0 H e m p , A wa . rot. ton 2 ( 0 Ho i nn, O x , Kid 17 I n d i a n M e a 1, bbl 4 4 2 T L e a t h e r soal, l'j S'\- o(j d r e s s ' d u p p e r , i i d e 0 b 3 25 u . . d r e s s ' d , '2 6 0 Vlu'tig'-d, A i a r r . lb “it. d o . i n buttle s, duz. 1 -z 1 37 O a t s , b 1 3* 0,1 . L i n s e e d , A m l ’eas, w h i t e , diy t^ul 1 7 bu Q 7 j •* Green, l'i 11 P o r k . p i lint*, new M e s s , do. t,li y 13 <) 13 1? 6 0 P l a s t e r o f P a n s , tol . 4 7 5 R a g s , c o u n t r y , ( w t 4 r)0 5 R y e , bu 7 > ‘' o a p . A m . white. lb 1 lo do. T u r p e n i n e • ' c a n i l n . g , Pine , .M 1 1 15 O a k , 0 5 S h i n g l e s , P i n e , i',n s) ; 1 , 1 1 int>t-i , ( >ak, ji| It 2 t> I' a ' l \v Arner. t ■ b. li 1 w i n e , .s eine , ^ 1 45 !'e»in|;, 4 4s heat, ,N. Uiv. 1 3 1 5(1 NN h . s k e y , R^ e, Im k A p p l e , ■a 4 11 '\.4 N N o o l . M e r wash 7 1 71 c o i i t m o n do. lb 3( 50 Amer lia t te i s, 5i b5 do do par p a r par } per c t. d is, do erby Bank d ° m a s s a c h u s e t s . Boston Banks 4 per ct. dig. do. do. d o . do. do. do. do. do. do. to'S do Springfield Bank 14 l&mpghirc Bank,at North hampton 1 i Ulem Banks l i Worcester Bank lj Jther Massachusetts notes 1 i ffeic.Hampshire notvt 14 RHODE-ISL \N I). ‘rovidonce Bank J W ashmgton Bank, at NN es- terly 14 ther Rhode Inland notes 1 j VER.MON T. urlington, and V\ indaor 1 $ I'ENNSYLV AN1 hiladclphia City Banks par to 4 do. liver Lake notes 55 to Gudo. iermantown Bank I do lameburgh 1 to 1 J do ink of Delaware coun 1 to 1 J do. ink of Chester 1 to 1 4 do alt of Mont • mery Co. at Morriitown 1 to 1 J do. few Hope Delaware Bridge Company 1 A to 3 do. DELAW ARE farmer’s B. of Delaware 14 to £ p r c td i> >ther Delaware notes 6 to 26 do lontrul Bank, 1 ; Bank of Canada I Jngston, (Upper Canada) 2 M E R C H A N D I Z E . G e o r g e B e c k w i t h , T his old stand in the village of Pal myra, is now receiving from N«w-Yock, and opening for sale, a complete and ex tensive assortment of European, E. India & American Merchandize, Consistng ot Dry Goods, Groceries, J Crockery, Glass-Ware, Hard-ware and Cutlery— Iron, Steel, Nails, Glaus, &c. &c. The above Goods have bean purchas ed wholly with Cash, and selected with rare from the latest importations,—and he has lull confidence in inviting his for mer customers and all others who niav wi>>h to buy Goods cheap, to call and ex amine his assortment ; and lie assure* them, that he will sell as low as ran be imrchased in any section ol the western country. M a y 1.182? 7-tf Allen, Kichardson,6cco V V ILL receive all kinds of Property m Store, and Forward the same toaiM place directed. They will also make ad vancr*in Good*, on propeity entrust**! 'o th o ir care, to be forwarded to marke' jnd accoui.t to the owner in (’a*h tn 'oods, for the nett proceeds when sold. (O-Cash paid for POT and PEARL AbH E S .# Palmyra, M irch 25, 1822. i’.-v-aTf JYEW GOODS, (Latest arrival.) D. DAVENPORT, k Co. H ji.jb.AVE this day received at their store hi Mam street, one door east of A. Hen- dee’a, a new supply of S p ring Ooods, all of which will be sold ve>y low lor Cash or produce. 1 hey have a large assortment of Calicoes, ol the newest and best pa'terns. Bombazetts, nf Vanou 6 colors and (jua'ities. Common Shawls, Crape do. Crape Dresses, Silks, Ginghams, &c. Together with Dem esne Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, P l a i d s , &c. &c. — A LSO— Crockery, Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Hollow-W are. N B P() T ASH KE I T LES from the Taberg Furnace, kept constantly on hand ►-17' I a vern kerpers aro re<|’ e*ted t> call and examine a choice collection ol Liquors. Cheap Goods — Latest arrival. N a t h a n i e l H. B e c k w i t i i , A T his old stand in the tillage of Pal m tra, is now receiving from New-York, and opening for sale, a complete and ex tensive assortment of Merchandize ; Consisting of D iy Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Hard-Ware and Cutlery— Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, &c. fee. ALSO—One Case Superior Straw Bonnets and Trimmings. His Goods have been selected from Ihe latest arrivals and purchased with Cash at very reduced prices, and the public may be assured that he will sell as low a» can be procured at any store in this vil Uge, or in any other part of the western country. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. May 1. 1822. 7 - tf (ie n t l e i n e n C a n a l C o n t r a c t o r s aic* informed, lhat tfiev can still be ->up nlied, <n \ery reasonable te1'”!*, wiili B *iiiaid’« approved Patent W H IihL- U J U H t l l V S (Q ^ C a p h p a i d fo r V* heat, Pot & Pearl A S H E S . Fnlmyra. March 12 . W'f Latest of All. L. WES~COTT J n f ORMS In* friends and customeis, that he is r.ow receiving and opening for Hale at I u oid stand, directly oppositei the Eagle Hotel, corner of Main andCa-, rial Streets, a general and well selected assortment of Merchandize , comprising a Drv Goods Groceries/ Crockery, Hard-Ware and Glass-Ware 5 Nails, Iron, Steel, ^ c . ALSO—a choice assortment of ^■&Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Oils. .Likewise—A supply of School Books AND H A T S , of almost every description. Palmyra. M a y * 22 , 18£2. 10 -tf NEW STORE ! ‘.y Cash paid for Old Pot Metal, SW A N & WILLIAM**. Palmvra, May 10, IS22 9 - 'f Mail Notice. Th<* F.a'itein and W estern Mail will >e cl •tted e*ery day, (-untlays excepted) ,t 7 o’clock A* M. W. A. M’LEVN , P .M . Pnlnvra June 12 , 1822. G. N. W ILLIAMS, I ?' now receiving at the brick building recently erected by Messrs. Jessup and Palmer, on Main street, in the east part of the village of Palmyra, a general aosortmert of M E R C H A N D IZE ; con st* ing ■■{ Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Hardware. T H E above mentioned Goods, have been selected Irom the lastest importa tiuns. No shelf worn ai titles, no old shop companions, familiar by long and tedious acquaintance, are to b? lound a- mong them. The whole stock, is fresh from the New York market, and new throughout. Those wishing to purchase new soodt, and cheap goods, are invited to call. Palmyra, June 4, 1822. 12—tf. POETRY. ALL THE WORLD'S’* A BARBER’S SHOP. Our •otioni rijhtl, kettlrd up,\ Not ooe a doubt cao bmbor, Tbat nil the world’, a Barber’i iliop, Abd every a a a a barber. Tha farmer! bc'i > barber, fileod, And read? ia a trice,ilr, To lather with a re c o s mead, ▲ad ih*te ut with a priac, lir, Mechanio, tbej >rc barbarH all, For Itckejri at the play, ilr i Tb»j lather whia for work they cal), Aod ihave tu for tba pay, lir Tbtr doctor, h»*i a barber too And lathen with a pill, ilr, Aod many applicaoti Or few. He ihavet them with a bill, lir. Tbe mrrcbaat, be’i a barber too, Aad who tbat him ittrpauet I Uc latberi wilh toe calico. And ibaret the beardleit lattet. Of all tbe »od> bedaabiaf hott, With razon wbet tbe keeneit— The Imtftf lather* folk* the aiott, Aod ibarei aiankind the clraoett. Forwarding. A & THE subscriber will cotnmencc the Forwarding Business from OgdeDsburgb to Montreal, the ensu tng season, and engages to transport all kinds o f produce with the utmost dispatch ard upon the shortest notice. He there fore solicits a share of the business of those who are id the habit of sending their property to* the Montreal market. Sat isfactory reference pan be given if re quired. ISAAC SEYMOUR. Ogdensburgh, March 13, 1822. S-4m 100 Blls. SALT. L WESCOTT hasjuat received of # Moses Johnson & Co. directly from the Gatesburgh Manufactory a large supply of pure rectified SALT? warranted free from Lime,—Also 150 Boxes Table Salt, ol a superior quality ; which be wilJf*|J JSUlvk^ low tor Cosh. ’ „ M a y 29, I I —tf\ .mUj.tfccllaneousJ- BACHELORS A N D MAIDS^ Tbe Romans not only reward ed those who married, bat decreed penalties against thosr who re mained in a state of celibacy.— Fines were first levied on unmar ried men about the year of Roma 360 ; and when pecuniary forfeit- uce failed to enaure their obedi ence ^wbich was frequenf) to con nubial edicts, their contumacious neglect of tbe fair sex, was pun- nisbed by depredation from their tribe. Celibacy contined, howev er, to gain ground in Rome; and to counteract its effects, we find that, in tbe year 518 from tha foundation of tbe city, the censor* had recourse to the extraordinary- measure of obliging all the young* unmarried men to pledge them selves on oath to marry wi'bin a certain time. In Babylon an auc tion of unmarried ladie « nsed to take place annually. The vir gins of marriageable age in every district were assembled on a cer tain day of every year. Tho most beautiful was first put up, and the man who bade the largest sum of money gained possesion of her. Tbe second in personal ap pearance pillowed, and tbe pur> chasers grimed with handsome wiv«s 'aficordinp to the depth of tbeir purses. W hen all the beau tiful virgins were sold, the crier ordered tbe most deformed to stand up, and after be bad openly demanded who would nurry her with a small sum, she Was ai length adjudged to tbe man who would be satisfied with the least 3 and in this aaoiier tbe mouey arising froat the sale ol tbe hand somest womm served as a portion to tboM who were either of disa^ greeafeJe looks, or that had other fault or imperfection. Cash ! Cash J Cash 1 School Certificates, For sale at the Palm y a Herald Office. s KVEN ceati per pound will be paio bv the suhaenWrt ^ .... __________ lor aoy quantity Y U o n delivery. JESSUP & PALMER. Palmyra, Dec. 6 , lb 21 . 37-tf The speech made by General at tbe battle o f Bennington, lo his troops, is remarkable for its Yankee indirectness, aad pithy brevity, ^rawing his sword and pointinr to Ibe enemy* he thus &d« dressed his men.—. “ l am not much given to speech making; bat, wy travefcllpws, there are ibe British; we x>a»’;
