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J* ~1 -'•<' ^ sve' praia., Ite, length, [Hail Koad, l&if&nils of gathered jy gen.eral |to %jneyay and thd, ,* jdooble froo,j to 10 K&vteragre, put at 15 JOb tho cost' cents and |. e being IS the same fed the. fow , |i;S20; and IRochester,. phe cost hir mills for fcing pat at I the cosi at peat* and <>' iNg, 6ow- Ttte mos* . section 6,_ lefefa§)SIer,> ^se,'|erfjs- 9ssid«rrr&le land i* pat sa's Gtreeif. |bda the toV the raiL Thesis Its estimated: p'lics at 40 IS per KiOd |hvke every ? coay be,, to iis week, at ?r may have ?' |lauon to dm' SO^by t&e jsdge-ori the |e\! and able 'Hot proba- rse, whjpi^. .'-\ Isiry Depart? J |ibation Acjjr |rEctn^§3 of Thislet- IWobdbrifJ',^ kttan of the ', fed praeti- IjcmdersibM ad movese j.ded and 6<sE that his JSOjii/Qr 4 both, as feelog,-- Ltes Consti- lie *fac t may le know not, pders qndei [have given' Illegal, aad \ the G. 8. aer as die oi Elec-' stars* arid |fbe entitled. esentaiiv.e, pngJi under'' ..hat sev- .id =t les f rum |i r- Advef- •O It O t r and it Electors |one of se£* i ito As |i*-<-,d by th§ President • lb m .i the l&fpresent-* J ptb^efg^ (save •«%•*, (v ti stfefet » su^H no*, (fie JIJ5HMP-- IpT^tfedeia^ ,. J. « nntjin hijfr.*- Ho placer^ |/rd of the ije tcls- Ic-f tho in- ^ It teri being- I'go to the •^38 <ip- tie subject Senator ** r ^ t / r IftolO-S. t) /?«?< 6, i ! »rmg: ujJ-» ' resign*- lyv office* , lep tjje apt ' lnt»|frt)irt t •> r 4fe» f. ^- sttyM- loxicuB -i\ •- !i K FliORHJ^^fetwt new* Itata fl*>*^ ire of; flf*f ia bya Charlbston paper of tfie WUte inst» iritb ««S«50ttijt8 from FferkJa *t»ting that G*»v Jessap arr^pd at Volusia on the 4*b-r T»h 500 uoops.consisiing of Atabatp'a tolutoteetl^nd . jnartnes, and 30 or 4 0 negro 1 pd»onew and one Indian. These suteft that tte^Kief, Jamper*, had retireff'flom H»eflel«,liwH9gi«*W 0,t ofni * mea; and t3ie Indiana generalJf had gptt© «<iUith toward tho Everglades, except Powel, or Oceola, who bad wUh hto at Wahoo Swamp about 80 warriors and was determined to nglit to t\ 0 l alt * Gfen.CaU liad retaroedfrom the field. Of the ', TenWsseeand, 300 were sick and were about to be sent home. • i DO&G&AT? WASHINGTON.—We hoare broaghtoOr Congressional summary to the latest date fur- jnjshed by-tnofWashmgton and New York p*p«» yet received by the mails. •' -a XI wSl be seen that the resolution otfered by Mr. E^in ?i ot Sino, is producing in the Senate, an earn*8S«o»fe,in .which the financial opera- tiow oni-fTrftMiffy Dolpartmenyhe condition and action ok thoiDeposit Banks, and the %|rt« '\jaj the currency, will be fully considored. We ? hope,, in our host, to % some portions of this debate before dur readers. In, the House, Mr. Wise's resolation for an in- vesttgatlop into the management of thte various ««cative department, lias esoited mere interest than any thing else yet brought forward. Tne debate on & isnot yet overj Wo suppose it ml} bq consideraoly rnodified and passed. The, dan- gar is tnajt it will be so triuaft changed fl* tode. stroy »t* efliciency and produce an infiufficierijE scrutinjv I .the trial of Richard Henry, While wai goltig onat Washington, by thelttat|accounts £DOQ.21} on in idictrhent for burning the-Treasury office Some suspicjomof fodl play, ia the burning 'of tho PostlOfiice and; Patent-Office, seems to exist at Washington; Ibjut we do: not see any ' very weil grounded reasons ; alleged, as y $t, for turn«5g that suspicion in any particular direc- tion. \ --'\v; mmi. mimalm .if .-* .A* nSajj ^Ml tmm fimmk BiEonosf-yTbo Officii -Canvas* of theWotes of Virginia, at the late Presidential electipn, shovr 30^261 ftir the Vac Buren ticket, and!. 23,368 tor the Whig ticket: V. B, majonrity 6,69^ \ ' ' \io these_are to be added 584 for V. B. and .'14 •Whig, which were lost on account of informality. , .. ' . .- ./ Qpio.—-The votes cast fofr.Governor in Ohio, in October last, were recently counted in a joint tneating of the; two Hou§es of the Ohio Legisla- liare, when tt appeared that the whole number ' #;i for JOSEPH VANCE, (Wl.igV was 92,204; atn^sthe whole No. for ELS BALD VviTN£, ( V - B.) • SSJESS :—majority ^or Vapce.6.,046. Tbere weije 20y scattering voles» making the total number of vote* polled 178,562, tynichisa less number by nearly 24,000 than was polled iE \November for Presidential Electors. ^Ian*tion»^f^*^ost.*f4»r f^m • •*»«' and ^otte,mr»-|rt ; wrUiiift«o §mw jjW^rt.'*f such a. tribunal i» alow. f\ Tho conduct of Maj. Goii.jGaipc«at the South is also tob€ investigated bj ibt Court, #hen.they have gone through the inquiry relating to ^ en * Scott. We have-no ro«nn for detail*, but when the proceedings are all ended (Bd pubHshed.we shall inform' ou^roader* of the ileiult. The accounts which have yet com\ <\? band indicate an honor- able issue forfeit, Scott, howBoever itirisy af. feet the late Secretary of War, (Gen. Cass,) whose administration of the War Department has given groat discontent to the Army, and is alleged to have been very faulty and roprehensi.' We. • • Fubtic Document*. —We are indebted to the kind attention of the Hon. Mr. Gfanger, and the Hon. Mr, Cfaapin, for several public documents. COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE or EEP- RESEKTAtiVES.—The fqUowing commit- tees have, been appointed; in addition to those already announced :. ' On amendments proposed to th» Qntstitu- tion of {he United States,—Mr. Drorogoole, of Virginia; Mr. Vanderpoel, of^New Yorki Mr. Lea, of Tennessee; Mr. May, of Illi- nois ; Mr. Ripley, of Louisiana ; Mr. Un* derwood, of Kentucky; Mr. Lyon, of Ala- bama j Mr. Hubley. of Pennsylvania; Mr. McComas, of Virginia. j Coniriittee to examine into Me 7 abuses, if any, t?^'cA exist in fhe Military Academy at MshPHnt, in^pur&wnce of a resolution to ffyat effect. —Mr. Hawes, of Kentucky, ; Mr. Lewis, of Alabama ; Mr. Pierce, of New Hampshire; Mr.Briggs/ofMassachusetts; Mr. Smith, of Maine HMr. Brown, of New York ; Mr. Jones, of 'Jpjrginia; Mr. Camp- bell, of South' Carolina^-ViVisf. Int. . The Exchanges.—A writer in the Mobile Chronicle of the 2€»th ult. states the follow- ing important' facts in relation to the domes- tic exchanges: \ In Mobile during the last summer' bills of exchange on N. Orleans and the North- ern cities, having four months to run, were negociated at a discount or reduction of six per cent! for exchange and interest, while, at the same time, and even at the latest dates from the Nothera cities, bills on Mo- bile were negotiated at a lose of three to eighj per cent, in addition to the interest.' And on these facts be remar1ts,that 'the do- mestic exchanges are in a state of derange- ment greater irkdegree than that which ex- isted during the war with England and the two following years, when the banks r in this country generally sus- pended specie payments.*\ lure i MissottriiirThe Governor in his hlte annual message recommends the incorporation of a large state 'Ban&,'li»d the exclusion from the sState of all! bank agenciesfrom other states: he doubts ili$ Wisdom of relying only on a metallic cur- rejdrey.' ' •' OHIO.^—The Ohio State Joumiil, published at Cobjinbus, gives the whole number of vottes cast in .ieaoh. county in that State,,.at the late election of JFRESIPENTIAL ELECTORS, as taken from the. official returns. We \have pot( room 'for jibe-whole table, but the aggregate results are ' staited .as 'follows. ' ' ** The whole number of votes given in this Slqjlp, at the recent Presidential election, amoun|s to 202,'i33; being an increase of .44,039 since 1S?2- ' Of these,-the Harjrison Eiectors have re- ce&ed 105,417, and their topponenla 95,916, show. ing a. majornyin favor of the former* of 8,i501. As],, however, 1137 votes on one side or the other, faajve been set aside by the canvassers, the 16gal majority is put dawn at 8^720.\ By thfr fqilowiiig paragraph fr.om the Cieve-' lar|d.6s?ette, it'will be seen that nearly the,whole offthe'kbove majority was given* in the 8 RE- SERVE counties, every one of which gave Harrison and Granger a majority ; and only one of them, (Lorain) at the preceding election fn October, chose-a Van Buren representative to the Legisla- 7'he Gazette says :— ji' If §ny one can glance over the map of the Oflioa, and show us eight counties lying logeth- eri\whicb. have done of will do more in the pres. ent election for the overthrow of corrupt/or) and the restoration of upright rulers, than the eight. cojrnposmg the Westarn! Reserve have done, we will immediate!} lake into consideration the ques- tion of removdi Let it bo remembered that ev- •ery county of the eight has -given a handsome^ Whiff majority* and that tbeir aggregate major- fyr is about 7400. We hail from the Reserve iS^h pride and pleasure.\ ijSouth Garokna.— Gov. McDuffie.in his recent *J0jnua{ message, renews the expression-of his Ifeery doctrines, and advises that the moment Csngress undertakes to abolish slavery in the ,. -JMstriclr of Columbia, the slave-holding states • Mould at once, but peaceably, withdraw from the * U^ion. Such a position was to be expected of Gpv. 3IcDv but the ground he takes in, relation to; Texas was rvot looked for. \3n this subject he If [most warmly auti- Texan, declaring that? the Tezans have not the sniallest -title to the sympa, tbies of our countrymen and that the U. S. Gov- ernment should maintain the most frigid and tinc.% neutrally. On this last point wo fully a- jjree with him ; but we cannot wholly repress tho - thought that his opinions spring from his interest ia cotton,a.ad his dislike of competition in the pro- f Auction <& it in Texas.quito. as niurjb as from any cam he has for the government and the cbnstita- tic*, 'v. • ''* *; ' Items from the flat. Intelligencer. LEWIS F. LIKN lias been re-elected t o be a^Senator of the United States from -the State of Missouri, for 'six' yean from 3d, March, by lhe-u0a.nim.ous vote of the Leg- islature of that Siat'ev O. H. SaiiTH has been chosen a Senator of the United States,{tosucceed Mr. HEKT- DRICKS) from the State of Indiana. The Globe of yesterday claims him a? a support- er Of the next Administration. The Cincr- nati Whig declares him to be ci a staunch and talented Whig.\ Such is also the char- acter given him by either journals. Colonel iv. H. Wharton, who, we per- ceive by the New Orleans papers, basDeen appointed Commissioner from Texas to the Government of lb« United States, arrived in the city yesterday, accompanied by his Secretary, Col, Wolfe, and took- lodgings at the National Hotel. FRANKLIN PIB^IC|E (at present one of the Representatives, from New Uamshirte') has been elected a Senator in Congress from that State, to serve feilx years from the 3rd of March next, to succeed Mr. PACE, the present Senator, who fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Isaac Hill. [Mr, PIERCE is of bourse of the politics of the rtiling party, hut, in other, respects, his appointment gives very general satis- faction wherever he ijs known.] {New 1fb|k.> .ft-«• atYpughalt Sir Wal-, ,t# fi>if pliciert r \irReI*nd['s eurU\ the rib- uiioe, and mm tho blunder .of boiling t!^ pbiatoe-apple instead of the roots. He al- so iptrodubed thejeherry of AfiKnefrpm the Canary Islands. , ' , *; Copper Steam Balloons. —It is proposed in a paper read before the Academy pr Science of Paris, [to constru/dt balloons of thinly hammere gas, and their movement ~by steam power attached to the boa Apples sheets of copper,to be filled witjb. to be guided and augmented in it belpw. TUfiy wouljiJ then move more swilllly than carrior pigeons. are so plenty this yelar, in soiwe parts of France, that the price of eider is not likely to exceed five shillings the hogs- head, English money. ' The Fiench have to look to England for a part of their coal at least. Upwards of 30 French vessels are now in Sivansea har- bor,, loadimjr steam-engine coal for the use of, the French .government. 'Steam•mmc— The Emperor of Russia's locomoti'e on h' 8 newly constructed rail- road at St., Pelerburg, drives a ban,d of mu- Bical instruments, Two young men skating on the river dn Cbene, ( Lower Canada,) on their way lo mass, fel, through the ice an^were drown- ed. \ ' TONNAGE OF THE USTTED §TATBS, &C.—Tho tonnage of the United States, on December HI, 1834. app rmra by the statement from iho Trea- sury Dope rllmflnt modo up to that porio'd, (which isjdated Maiy 7, 1836, and but only recently dis- tributed) iihinws a steady augmentation. iTho Registered tonnage in 1828,rea<hiBdto-, 812,617 Enrolled,, t 9^8,774 1.74r.\391 After thin time a revision of the tables w#s mudo, andideduotions for ships sold, <kc, tind tho amount! of Registered tonnage in 1830iwa» 576,475 Enrolled,, 615,304 1,191,779 The amount of,tonnage is now larger than at any perhd sinco tho war;, and tho augmentation is gronte: tllian is shown by tho figures, because the shipsjbuilt'of luto years are of more burden and capajciVy, than ships of the same measure, mont, upon tho aid constructing, In Maine.. 251,624 In'Portland, 157.418 Massachusetts, 473.508 Boston, 212.536 New York,, 381,792 New Bedford, 74.947 Maryland 101,587 Now York, 339.032 Pennsylvania, 98,094 Baltimore, 59,870 Louisiarta, » 74.741 Philadelphia, 63.550 Boston registered 149,826 tpr foreign trade, enrollted 03,710 for coasting lrado,&.c. N. Y. retjiulored 178.022 • .' enrolled 181,199 New Bedford, it appears-, has advanced to bo the tourjtb district], in amount of tannage. Vesscjlh cnlorod in tho United States for the year endfing Sept., 30, 1835 : Amertan, 7023 . Tons 1,352.653 > Forein,, 42C9' 641,310 Vcssolsitcleared for tho same period : Amelibam, ,' 7285 Tons 1,400,517 Fore in,, * 4230 C30.824 The rbsaols built in the TJ. S. in the year end- ing Do 3 31, 1834, were 98 shipsy 94 brigs, 497 &choon<;|s, 189 sloops, 88 stonmboata. Total 937. 'imnago 118,330. . Oft I esc vvero built: Siips.Brigs.Schrs.Slps.Stea-mers.Tot.Tons. Maine pi Mass. 3] N. Y. ,1 Md. Penn. | 2 Boston! j N.Y.lu Bath, 10 Bait. 4 Phil. 2 44 23 2 8 4 9 2 n 7 4 93 115 40 115^ 5 16 33 8 28 3 o 9 56 5 .11 1 51 l 5 9 8 i 31 17128.303 itju-n.Hti:, 122 1B.295 13:2*40.452 53 6,691 41 10,285 10917,367 30 7,160 44 5,420 IS 2,232 >' S. CABOLIN Gofv. M'Duffie having resigned his office, Cdil. V. M. BUTLER has been elected by the Legislature, Governor of that State. ' On Saturday last, tfie Hon. W. C. Pres- ton was, without opposition, re-elected to represent this state in the Senate of the U. States, for six years, from the 4th of March next.— Columbia QS. C.) Telegraph,Dec. 7. \i t u r - r MrouiGAW^-The Detroit papers bf the 17th insU *Ute that the Convention which mot at Ann Ar- bor onthe 14fcb>did, on thatjiarne day, come to ,/*fbe unanimou* re*6laiton to glye their ttticondt- tHjonal astint to the terms of admission' into the Jnio» proposed by Corigrcas. Seventyi-eighl del. »attended, sod all but two counties, [Mon. , Macomb] were represented. So, we sup* ' l MM ^BP e biS an *s \ lortj «f ony i* over.\ j Mnhm Cm? at witrmr.-The Court, of 1 j*»***9& *ppolM*t t*ipqijire jinto the causes of ^jnimU^nn of th* So»H»«rn Campaign agiinst the 'H ^mfato^i^i'im «*rly in thii ^ i ^W*l?'«derickfo*M,T«^ Msj. Gen. M*- *\ ^ *F^rf* Prwdentj Brig, Gent. Atkinsotv and toopor, Js«t«Advocdtt. ' ' y&* »f9«\X no* f tfng fotwtti rslaUj to »*;.«•'»•. Scott and hU plans.nd op#tsUo»s.~ Wmfpfui, CoIi,B W fe^4 K«tt»n,«r4 Liotf. tt* ftW* H **>n Md Gr»h*ins C.pu. Me. ^.m^ik, plmmock t L~, K.w«o«b, tiFrom the Albany Argus.] \Canal Tolls. —Therte has been collected in tolls on the New York canals, for the month of Nov. the slum of $181,162 40.— The total-sum received for tolls, from the opening of navigation on the loth of April, to the 30th of Nov. seyen months and a half is ' , g 1,612,289 62 Total received in 1$35, 1,548,108 65 Increase of last year, 064,180 97 Itemsfrom the iiV. Y. Express. SMALL VOTING IWI NEW HAMPSHIRE. —The Van Buren party threw 18,722 votes, and the Whigs 6.228 1 In-1832 the Jack- son vote was 26,206, and the Whig vote 19,574; the former exceeding the Van Bu- ren vote at; the present time nearly eight thousand, and.the lattur about one thousand. We presume.there ar|t now not far from 50,- 000 voters in'the Staid, sd that scarcely one balf of them have thought it worth a while to exercise the right Af suffrage. DEPOSITS—=Norlh Carolina has agreed to accept her portion of tire 1 surplus money. MtssouRi.-r-Ttie last St. Lonisi Repub- lican has information from Jefferson city, (the capitolof the State) that 4he official votef of Missouri for Presidential Electors, has be.en ascertained,|»nd e^'htbiisjlhe fol- lowing aggregates' VanJJnren, 10,900; W hig, 7,700; raajortl y for Van Buren, 3200. TENNESSEE.—TKe official returns are iri,. White has35,962 voles; Tan Buren, 26,120;—wrjirB THotrsA?<rD EiaH* a,tnx- DitKo ANI>FOBTV TWO majority for Wnito. ' J' / Item*fromifieM\Y> St^ '\\ T*ftB I>^E3pfEST , wiww in Great Britian m thm^Mm%v(ieHt6mi% t 1584 fe^t below tto ;m§m...$M Ihilips, of Iftrk, who, afcmmiM§tt r *wMm»A \M ttie torn* peratnro incr^aMett Mh ^portion to the tu6. c4nt.re.- of tw^Mfc* : .mw <jf mmi TO* ' ' -* ' '.' i . '.''•' -)'. \'-V ^ •• : .. • Harrison majority, 3,520 CHICAGO PRICES.—From the Chicago Commercial Advertiser\of.the 29th, we per- ceive that flour is selling at .that place for 15 dollars per barrel—pork 2q dollars ; But- ted 50 cents lb ; corn meal 1 dollar 75 cents pelf bushel.— Detroit Press. SPLEWRID.PROJECT.—The Europoans are beginning to take lessons from . the gi- gantic enterprises of our infant republic— Dr. Bowring is negotiating at Pans and Belgium to procure the co-6peratiou of those governments in a splendid..project of a roil- rdad which is to connect London, Brussels and Paris. Dr. B. is Secretary of the coni- pjiny who are to undertake \\m e,nterprize, i The Chicago Commercial Advertiser of the 2jHln says, that Chicago has been for a f^w days past closed with ice.— lb. belling at'Cogt and tlosijng rartiici'sliii*. T HE subsciihers aro now winding up fbelr business; us tlHStr Co.pnrtnef»lup will ioo« expire by its own limitation ; and as tbe active partner, on whom devolves tho wholo eolllcihpnl of the concern, is about to leave thUrb,uarl0r of thoicouutry, it beccfroos absolutely necessary Ithat all, who are indebted to ml, in any way, by bote, flcroutit, bond, Or othmoise, should pay the fiamo immediately. TJiis is tli« lirai request of tho kind wo have ever rijijd c in a no_ivspoper, and we in. tend it shall be tho hint. It is mudo in earnest, and wo expect it will bo BO regarded. Wo vwst crxilrcl, from one- and all, lho arnoant due us.— Alter huvinp b^en so long 1 indu'jfent to i.iost ol our custdnitTB, Av o hope we shall nof . find it net. cessory to resoM to compulsory moaiuros j ;biit PAVMBNT Mt'ST I1E MADE, Utld \jiaifoi ihwHll. Our present stuck of Goods i o large and well assorted, comprising DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, IRON. NAILS, GROCERIES. CROCKEffY, GLASS.WARK, &c. &-c. And/A? whohwillbe sold al> cost, immrdiaioly, for Cash, or Bank rags x if they are rnaclo by'Iijuikti that give tho solid money, for them wheq de- (tuindetl. , Wo pledge oursolvos not to he undersold by irny.; and, fuftlur, wo nay that wo will siAl eh fin per than arty other house in town or country j but remember the' Rhino, as rio credit, in/uluie i can bo given. All who want GOOD GOOi)S, and the cheap est Goods, will call on E. HALE &.CO- tanandaigua, Dec.-27lh, lb3G. 41tf m TIIK JL.K. I.<S WAR! . dies o-f Cuj, she III)H returned Ileory JPilclsca-, ORGAN BVlLUKlt AM> I'UNO FORTE MAKER, MAIN-STttEET , CANASDA1GU.V. gfX-RGANS and PLano Fortes tuned and rrt. 1_^ paired.—An cteganl fino-toncd BARRKL ORGAN for sale cheap.' 41 tf A GIUCULTURAL PAPERS.-*-- The publisher of the Genesee Farmer, grato,fol for lho patronage hitherto eslendcjd lo his agricultural papers, would g'vQ,notipo tb.4 a new voluipo (the 7th) of > ' , Tho.Gp.NEsr.E FARMER will commence ori the first'of January, 1837. It will be cnlargrdl and otheirwise improved, and no cxVnir.ns spjriid to sustain'tho high rank ilhas allirincd. It is pub- lished ovory Saturday,in.quarto form, m.iking nn annual volume 'oC 416 page's, a.L $^ a vear, paya- ble in advance. Tho 2d vol, bf tho Movrnw GEXESCE KAdMru dlso oommenci'S on tho iirs.t of Januari'. ll is published on. tho firttt of each month, 16 png^s largo orlavq, ul'oO i-pnta a year ; scr-cn copies for §3; twelve (or §5, always in advance. All loiters to fomo f/oo ol postage. DtJ* Postmasters ami others in all sections of the r.ountry, are rt-speolfully invited to act as agents to procure subscribers for theso papers. L. TUCKER. Rocheslor, Dec. 1836. \ 41 A.ND VMI.NTtfn FA«I nyttitprLADIEd' a VERS, of the ii large \tipply of pi Nuy. 9, V63U. •e?jteclu!ly informs the JM- :ida>gt,aand its vicinity, that rom .ISciw York'with lho FALL lots; 'also a handsome assort- id MIKSEX'SAY'IN BE A. o.»l ftwhionabjle shapeg, and a Uslf. (31 If.)' ADlES'Wa J threat varlet Nuy. 1..' I 3; NEW\\FA17IT | LARriWA SORTMJ-JNT'.or (;0(>I>S, whiqh for OftSII, or wishing to purdhy examine their sttick rable Goods, aiid GUOD CHEDIT. Those Canandaigua •M «P C5AK- I J i n H I • if 'i, ^S- Mi ^ ISSMSSM assBJiaissisiii! -j,!\ wpBfts&a?* hcl^otmwtis®. &i* T H]E foJlofeg-additional redomirtertdatfons, I or JJART^UO, co2t3tesfye$&p% w ytotyW io the.pWIe I . • , \ I VMMiMM^- Bf4'CKLES, { st Burkles and Slides, in V, lor sale'I'V '•> . \T) W1NTKR <;OODS. •IN IHVO. just rfi'i-ived a ND KXTiONSIVE A*- |«'ALL and WjN'ljKft CJ., b .,lJ >vo yre e hoiiir; n «, com ernor;.!- not ia.il r.«it eve Mr. W'il 'J'he wo ivill be otl. r.d C1JU/JP so will do well to call and a.«i tlity have many desi- '•\\;111 KOT BE rst)i:R OLD by any C8Babiishmfnt fa thin market , 27H J E. HALE & CO. 20, 1B36. Oven. Hall, <\ht re Ph.laUelpliia Ca» in ' Alflii—Stanleyrs Patent STOVE, Nos. 1 I'nioh CtlOK S' STOVLS. \6J$&Y FZ. KTOVES.'ofatl fzst a Q& dcecriplions jusl received. Cooking Stoves, with cop. per. furniture. Parlour, Franklin, Urn, Br.iss Rail and Fender. Franklins, with .doors, all sizt>3 . Box Stoves, from, I^o. 1 to 7. ' h Bix Plate, ail pi^os. i and .School Iloute Slo'ves, l-OH, IS lll.ll tit 1. .M e iy.ii hour 2. Tii Ijt-ari! i |K( V ;j • 11 w ell us '1 U- 1 insirtif.r book wi On .M iled \ A Mina Inguranee iFrom.ff\e Gospel ftleiiiezfgerseaiiM t,,, J. C. -I&udd,X>. J>. a7toltl ! and<^p£Tiene4>l'tbacfter.'}' Two Vrry excellentibooks ha^e lair?1v been hand- ed to n& lor,examinafjdn ••. the first-is \ 'fhe AmeHcan, sader,\ Ijiy Geqrge Wilison. Mr. VVjilson is.! informed- ail extierirni-ed teacher? a good j ijnii a : practical man. Hie work «ow before iocc^j us of t\ittfi:ut, li appearsto uss csj n^ sui'h it>s!riJ<'liops and exer«*Jses-,-as'effrn u> .niuke good readers, a «-l.ass of petsons ry day to: he me t wiih. . Tfee sei^cu'ons of Ison <. yincon sound jud#n)ieniand jsuod fas P. rk Is .published by Mr. C. Morse, Cawtdalr cny.o'nd will he found at the bookstore, of l^cssrs. BpiineU &. Bright, i n tfiisjcny. , r Vihi'. c noiiewg this work on reading, -Bse crave i perrnL-sioi) io ssiy, i'bof good reading, h| oui; emma- 1 ' • ' \try rj;re, and toromilfk tarw parii^%s .t! il'so, > ,'jnt f ^tnrred and fas'rdious ffdlrerance- 1 IQ ' ri/il^, 1 , regard to tbe teentimem of the rn*!tc% re^id. i wbj'.rtfse of sitiitplici.yj, in emuictii|iion,}a<; era-,)'! iuij nndompbasis. 3. 'J\ i il-.c disiri.-t school g ki oiirnionoelevated iii ihe privd'e circle, ilitri-aunot bodivorced from on any .too soon. WJS hope Mr. Wilison's I do z<)Qd st rvice in fjii« direction. K V\ ill&on's otlier book,now-heforc us, enii* Pruriic&l and TlK;oreiifcalSy«rem of Arith? we have not Itrnn able to bes'ow 30 rmi< h^ ns on the other worik. 1* 'seems to us, 1 , (0 embrace an excellent me'hod of tparh* e s. ip'if e of r.tinihers. Ttiefirs 4 . prlccifil'-Sj r'v and siiuplv s'j td, nnd ijip bp'ok is strip-, hose numcrotts pn^lfts whichlo ; tprr conri s,nnip iht aitr-miun o( our pctfools nodHhexrreaclier«.| also puiilbshed bv the same booksplleriarjd-s^ifl be lound :..l !f»e name piat-e in .Utica. . We sjn^jS^ wish ilie lirlKiritins ip^cder and his publisher*atlufe f re \ta-rd Of ihcir labors. ... -<?r '* ~» J «fe: ife »Uiu«ift«»««»»»e!iS!!a2 y -. • rSajo*-\ag4ii5Bt.'.i^fes Or D&JW&K-. ic«% ? -ivjt|rs»-€5ii»itafipf , . offer \to take'risfcjr|oa*-ti».in»-as fajvor^le\ja«' o^her offices. The-business- of $& dompanjs-Ss Jpngip« v ieoi^nstr*-ti^«-'^-f^^nBtry;a^!'^ye^e'«o- dctached 'thaiIts c#iial Irs flateip^tajd'io: ilosaes-byarwespma fee's- \\ The Directors of the ^m^ffithf TJtommlL'Braw^ Henry I.. ^BllfftmyriK \Vhomtt* Kelden, ; { Samuel Tndar, fifjrnj Killmirni < ,Gri$in 8mdman% •^Joseph Morgan, Elielia.J)odd, vo'riSeration and vglWmence, whichjfiro] and 100 ot ti en i'ouno 1 seats wmi JASSI2S 5 3I. Gooi> 1 p.'j« , S&exar.els-iFj.. @ewffe i?$aM ' frSlsplien &peiH. 1 ••^»Ae%0W^t0f •' .EiUhamck. i^irm meitc, nitaniion ho u eve inp iii 11 are rlca p*(l ol • s with full powers to I receive proposps ..#iiI^f|hjB j Policies t^iihoht tl4 delay attcn#B!6 ,o».|0ffi|u >• tion to the office. ! ' . . . L \>'.*:-! - *'Mf~ • ;tion to tfie office. ' iMov. '183tS- ^s !*£*\ Rotary COOKING 2,'and 3; and the-celebrated •op. v , , Rurrull'x, Geneva; Cooking Smvo. GratiKer's Itn[A\five d Rotary, do., The Apieritan Chcii-fifad.tr , by Goorffe Wi!l?on.~^ 1*his i a one oi the most bappii/ pl-»^«pd .and jy*dl*- riously jarninued pi-hool booj.« which has fume under oijir observt'jon lor some »ime,afid we rerom- j JjJEW FALh.GQOm* • GawnMigiia/Bfyb&Jgi f FUJI! ST^scriber is now r^c&^'ir^^M^% ^ JL supply axlarjfed to xh4 p^eise«\^$$t|p k : ' moduli of HTk-PL^^nlFAWf Hff '^•CROCSERY-lNAiLS, &6^M$fitie \' •ufiers for sale iowi. WM. AUf^^i .\ JJ. B.-A goo^assorimerit of htffiffiffit,'' WINDOW SASH, GLASS,ifee, ^,%$gt constantly on hand. 25 W^-%.$!eg\ a nn I lal 14© ACRES ofsajierior LAND, in the county of Clinton, Rl'ichi- Hi—well scleclcil and beautifullv timhered tualetl near Looking Glass Ilivor-*—for safe, or will be exr-hanged lor Farius-il> the vicinity of Canandaigua. Dec. 26. 1936. J< D. BEM WOTICE ' S hereby giumi,! Ii^ l -a|ip!iqal i will bo made to the Ijejfi'-Iatjire o S. tlll.s Stlato. at. lis next susNipn, fur such an ameiulnuent oil the eJiurlor of the Auburn and Rod \blur liiilru.td Company as will leave it to-the Hum. piny to determine the route of the road lrom Canandaigua to Rochester. Dec. 20, 1836. > C^-iO m , Tatka. —Thero or» tlwufi-njanufilCl U rers of this article in the county of Plymouth,each &f whom makes 15 millions per week ! In Massachusetts it is supposed there are at least 75 millions of tacks made weekly, making thirty-eight hundred 7nillions\ in a year, Th\e way they rio business at the Land- Of Jices\ —The Kalamazoo Land Office had not HeepJ opemvhiore than half an hour, w4-.en they had! received so many applications for land, that thoy had to close again until fur' ther; notice. Who pays the vexatious ex, penges of those who have t o wait on the further moticd\? The expenses of niigia- tioq are inot sufficient it appears, without addling to t,hem those consequent on delay. Hoiw long will this state of things, most unjust, Ibe suffered 1—Buffalo /tdv. Dec. 7. KENTUCKY.—Tbe official canvass of I he voles in this stale, for President and Vice President show the following result: I Fo r Harrison, 4 ' 36,955 • For Van Buren, ', 33,435 OTICE is hereoy givnn^ that ap ap- plication will be made to tbe legisla- ture of the State of New York, at itsTnext session, for an act to incorporate Sphonl DiMrict No. 7, composed of parts rif tho towns of Potter, in the county of Y'atfs, and Gotham in the county of Ontarid. for the purpose of establishing a High Slrhool therein, by the name of the Hunliville JJigh Scliool. Dated Rushvillc, New Yoik, De- cember 8lh, 133(3. , o\|-40 slated \Vith rlearneps and pr^.-ision ,, , .. . « „ „nr^. r TOT. c 'se s ar a carefully adapted to tin Ri'SfsiA, s\\\i:pai:u, ANP ENGLISH r u( :he - - - srjyr: pin:,, always on hlmd t r m^tdo to' t.rdi-r. VO bundles KUJMJ Sheet Irun. 100 do . Euuhsli do . do.—w holc'sal 4 M t iet--i;ii2-, eiinciuid lii-s p-iL ,' nx r r, . I TT T c, *>• j bf-aii'iliU pasi.af.ps iunti' lho Sr.ripmr'-?, find, llie IRON, Band prrjn, Hoop Iron, Mage i ire, j g ( .j.ub.rrjmn..tfnil tnpnr.-fivt-thcir R'iperb,viH',evm Square Iron froijn } 8 to 2 inches. Round Iron, . In a litrrnry point o l \ i*-w. .over ihe.smrronndingj IJrazijer's Rotl«, Naij l \tio-d^ , Oast, AmKican, Ger. . s|^^cirT\jen*J o f hitman im- ll^-i-t ziuri eloquence.— limn, English Blister, and Spring HTF.EL;, all i AmrriJan Baptist, ediudli Rev. J. Going, D. D: 1 clieup for catli cr approved J. L. WOODRUFF. 5; 183G. lT9i f mend ii with murh pIpasnretoptibhcpniTOnoM—•; / »»v f « *«VVIT •. •iii „ '^ .^J-AAA^I'^A** Nw rulfs for aUaipiu\ 'o a rorrrn floeiiiioii arV V A P°JWCATO,M WlUb© 10*06 tOC^peSt progT- s, ka.n act amending the charter otf ibe! Auwar^a «nd- rfk^- Road. Dated Nov. S3., Ifi36. •--\ f3*V§8' ; of which aro uii credit, by (-a».iindai£aa. J I'ST receivet Stores foil J R c \ai:d BucUl.-s, 1 Uir.dH and deseribt i (•ant t, Silver an< rnt piit'erris and jruoditss-orlinerit Candlesticks. Kr BankiSls &^. &.C Nov.,7,163u. Pins f.l ajtl ins Silver Tlurnblot*. Pi-nriJ ninrnon Spectarles, of difl'or- d.iigua Uotikstoru. USICAL ri^ly, n'rid m PlAxN'O FORTE o at tho Jewelry ajnd Nhv.lMfh* i at the Ontario Jewelry ; Hjorlmeiitofljaiiii^'Slnli* ,ig> and P . prjic H, Ruiitihlo for all nirep, n of Tea' and Co Hep rots', Plated ufj'er s and Trays, Castor*. .Cake s HORACE MAN LEY., 35 Aeon A<a\hw>j, 0>>. lit, 15C6. y yTr. C, 3/ors<r .- .Sm-i-1 arUnowlr-.l^e, wiv' i plea* i'\* . 'he rffi'-P'pt siiiiic.'hli' ' Hiit'c. o f i-.jjjji- J.tjf .he \ Ao'Clitwii ( : i,i»--r llai'iiir,\ uid \A cuiii.-ii'g fVMcm ol ArrlMnriir,') by Jlr. > (!i>oige Wi|!-;orr . ' Uoii-g no 1uvrr of prsl Urcoi-4-« , ai:ti Oeciditiiy oj»pu^,! i u nr,i:y bt -.iio p--e- /' fTi/'/^.i'iijvrjpcu^'iil s in. JM'iio<»|-.l>iiok-. 1 ini-s i t-oi.l«. -i- tli.it J, t •.-(•lveii lilt: ropi< H \.iih {'iili.iic.-f,; but lw i,y >2 e^v . GOOJ3S - ' j-- - : - • •\ _». LEDDY fe.CO. arvntmttc4ijxft&- a aad offer fitirsale a laitge'mM^i$M» assortment of ses sonable DRY' 0&0T>S'i. \ ernbracing: every article usually sjjiygfct at.' ; a dry-goods store, T s ne subscrg)er|hSohi»it 11 heir preset ggicfi to th^inspfcl%.oC fir puislic, v.ith. ti|e assurance' ihat t|>iev ^CVjili; ' seil luiner.' Viani any oUter estabtisfii^esit : tlfi^ ''side of Stew Yifrki . ' 4' •\' ~*'\:- h J ).i c.\ iiriitii' il|im cr.:icuity, I b(, .-ipe i umliiri <& , Title balance of (the Stock' foTf^ier^mVfi0 and early introdneed Uirm iti;o ;t-N -I by Jtj'im Murray !\VtH pO^ilfVe'ly'-llte'.StyM';^ D'B AXKUAIS, lt37. -ff ENMNGSf'S *f The Ouerttal The English An.> The K<ipy lio|>k Just rr-i-oivo^ aiid for sale at the Cgnan- 35 Landscape Annual. I Annual. Hial. MUSIC. INSTRUMENTS in great vo. Book* for ¥ rp*ie cs2'.. UST pul gross.or ojth or Western Alum 'J*im Anuoriuun Alina.nac, Tine C!iurchn*iari'i3 do P(ir : li'y*«i Crockett's l-'ilton'.s Cotni IV1V.-1&3G. XCH, TOM 1837:.- ed, and fur sale by .the ?rwi>c,tlie farmer's IHarij, nlfc, for lb37..—Also, fur tale, LA R(lE,'sii|Tf>Iv of American p^i.l En 2 li>b A N N U A L-S , HIHIJIS. I i'lt wr.R nook's, Ps.M M.*'..:II; iu .i-.s, „, ,,:, ..• „,' Inniliii^s; . Mor.il and I! !i :, .'t:s ll.tii!,^; Ni!••. i -,.! 1 \V\,rli H ; and ne.it ili.iriKir.il erl:n.ms o l ll.- t t—It \n! ' Am. ru-.i n Po < I s —all v . ry suit'•'..!• I. r < lii|:s|n i .- • -nid New Vcartiills; |or ualo al the t'ai.moLn-uii But'luture. I'I-O 11 . A STRAL I. dry, Mat Jir'v ^36. I Oil SALK li'x r The- su intending 'to remove tp-tiid in the spring, oflers t<> sell ffir Walter Ralti^i JSh^t»'i^ipU$ tous*' r . , . . . ,.. jMWmMlM atflffdrlgbalt tnt Trelar|rli a| btfilt Unrf «£fcu- m4:b$ :i?.iwise.lf, \m a i. 'Ufa $t p wiect $&&%* i&mjti .'I| titl\ki ImivMl ;btt^t<jl'fii«rio; : t.Iy# #,f ?n »|<l,|i: t#'«n?fcfI f*W* f# IM' bf switlM «rvmg«oB it| oakj pan«l-w*ifa««o«tiiii, voriU houitUold. d«»r«Uoo in tlat $U»^ > hUM^y^oDtU wUhig mm* km • :j i Bills have been reported in the Legisla- thre ol Wisconsin for Banks at Milwaukie, I)u Buriiue, Mineral Point, and Burlington, in that Territorys— lb. An Mntique. —A bull's head, exquisitely carved in Bomo unknoivn metal, supposed to be tllie famous Corinthian brass of the Kcmanis, the composition of which his been lost-for many ages, was dug up, lately, in Burgundy. ! MARBIED-Jn Penh Yan, Dec. 10, by the Rt v. I. D. Hatrt', Mr. Jonathan Ford,of Van Buren, Wnvno county, Michigan, to Miss Zilpbia Henry, ol I'cmi ^an. , At Yonk, on the 15th inst. by Rev. J. Barnard, jr. Of Lima, Ashman Beebo, Esq.-6f East Bloomfield, . on the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr. Har- Moses U Potter, to Miss Susan Wood- to Mrs. Fancy Whittlesey, ot York At Lafeevilfe, f ian, Mrs. iMosu u07, alUfGemisco. In Elrmrra, on the 13xh inst, Mr. Honry Carpenter, to Miss Ann Brown. In Soiuhport, on the 8ih Inst., Mr. Oeoirge Cooper to Miss Eleanor W. Mitchell. ., DIED-Jn-West Bloomffejuj, Ontario Co. N. Y. Ifov. 13ti)i^withH fever, Jehidl CriggBr.agejr] 33 years iftti?rm!)hths. He left a wifeanuaninfcnt daitgh. er two days old to mourn his loss, with his other •etativesi. Ho departed this life ;m the hope ol a iilei«ed Immortality beypnq ujo gntve^lCiiwrna. wi&H • • '1, I' 1 '- tnCefiiei«So,ohth;e lOihlnst. BridforrJ,%ondf Mr. 3>avfd Whftihg, ag»a two years aiid two months. m , ^ OE 8414&0H VO frBtiVi-Tho JP .Briek 8fer#powoecupi^d'ByJ2, Hale & 0o^|^|jefgti6ri; ciyen the; firitt day of %ptmmT' EBUNEZUR HALE. WMfa^f&^t^^l^,,,^^^**^ i WOOB AI\I> TliflJBEK, — um. w est his Dwelling House aiid Lot. sitiial^-il MM (iibgnn street. Posscsshin will he giv|cn nn > 1 tie first of.May next. 'For terms, alii oth- er particulars, apply at the t'anan<lai»tu Bookstore. \ C. ftlOK^U. Dec. 14, 1830. '. i A LL persons \\lio3re indebted lo the sul'scrilirs, whoso notes ai)d ac- counts! are pavt due, -are lit-rehv.iiutiticjd that Ihev must bo paid by tho lOtli of Japuary next, and (hose who neglect to [fay itun tion to this call nuv e-xpect afler ( Ii.it date to find their demand in the h\nd$ of a magistrate or lawver for t olli ciicn. \ II. & H. (TIAFflN. ^'anarvdaigtia, D< <-.'13j iw:iii. Jj'iif • •S7//.7./. AMi SltJ LU I1.\'M COUIlH, .',.•. f ^ I'.Cf:i V i;i) thra (Jay, a,n eifgant ai---oir tin. nl & ol ShM and Sdrer Ila.r COMBS]; S,dr do;, various putter ns ; Icoi if Sntiff lir . m f Si mt B<i<i>a anjl I'ursrn, of splendid jiiillerwi. The ladies o f Canandaigua ami vuinily, am (milfrf to call and examine the above inti.h\. foil llinn selves. No mistake but what lln-v n ill MI(( : '-.i! ! and seo. \ HOli.Ui: MA.\QllY. Ctiiandnigua, Nov. 'JS, I(?:{'(). t(iv:)7 ® NE CENT REWARD.—Ran a«aV from the subscriber, an iiuh nlied ap pienliee, by the name of Obailuh EaHUiii.m. I therefore caution Uie public ag.miiJt em - ploying, harboting, or trusting him on my accuuut, as I will pay no debts of his con- tracting. \ ISAAC M. .ME|\1>. ' Cdnandiiigua, DfC.S, 1$30. |3w4l B Y virtue of an Kxecution i-.MH'd out the Clerk's Office of Ofitaiio (fouiity lo me directed an.d delivered against tbol goods and: chattels) lands: and tenement* of And row Bennett,I have seized and lakjouall hie ri;|lit.title and inlorest in &. to lho-following pieeesof l.aiid viz :—All that cortain tractor parcel of land sit- uted Ijingand being in tho viUaoo of Mimchos ^ter, in tho town of Manchester, County cf Onta. r|o and Stalo of Now'Ynrki and dasigalpd on a map, or plot, of lho.said villago, mado by Isaac Lapham, Surveyor, as lot number SEVENTY IfOUR, on Smith Street, and bo»ng in front on said street sixty mx. feet, on the samo In rear, and in depth ninety nine Ie0t, co«taining| twenty four rods of Larfd.ond buiinduiJ north by a villago lot owned by Pplor Mijclnjll, west by i vtlluV.' lot,, lately owned and oceupiodhy Aiphota L.ng; and oil the south by a village lot not* in posses. slon of Gilbert V. Crane, and «n the onM by said Smith street. Also:—All that cortain othor tract or parcel of Itttid, situated lyinij ar d homg in the Vilbige of Manchester,in ~Mio Town of Manclicalcr.Connty of Ontario, and slato.of Neiv Y/ork, being a part of ¥il!&f|f loCnumbojj NINE as dii»ighated on! a map, or pint qf saidjvitlafjf, mndft by Isaac Lapham, Surveyor, and hounded 0rj tht VYest, East^ortb apfl Sowtk by (Jbe lines of said village let, adntttlnihg thirty twd rods of jrround J itll of wuteh jf shilleicpoie for'tsk at Vf»nduf» kt Blosotdtn'* Hotil in i;h<* *nitg» of umMod.igu., m 6ATvw#jfcm.imtf m* ru*rf n»xi,*t. lOli'elbek A< M,!,,. •.. . J t •. t \- X. QAWUff^QufiEi Sb.trirT, . - \~ MAVNAT jn>t rt'ifiveii gn.t H.uok'-torSr'. Ll \^rPS — for Ftile J,o\v at the Jo\v. and Militarv Stun*, of 'u. E. sitii.r.Y. l.^lo i i:\v fa.i: Cl.Cap, ('tinnniin.iMin llo i irnlifd and fdr tore) l>V 1 <\3. Jin •Mi, 3.\itf Ii Jjuot rec'if n c'.iih-.. a.'.l (i».\:- A LLp.-i-.ju- ^g^ aii.l a -I-? i.i- in.iilM-d rttatll :uii/i iii-t. i < 'all Midjidn.i an Rxtfins-iv e nspoi tinent .. 1 nd FLUTE Ml' ( 6H:, f. reald- Mubic Store of O.E. SIBLEY. -35 • ol ihek vain ; S'-ho I I r.nw h-'.vf ihti ftatisoictinn of dialing ib:s|t I my foitidVsLr'xpeclaiio.is have been moie v thjii realit- : zed in ili<» progrcbs oi mv pu|iijs tiMnir ilii'se works . —r.aitjiuularly those in A.i ithn-e•!.•. I iiad long '«•<-(> | anximia to innet w •.ii sonic bin? lo sliuricn ihf ' IOIHDUS in'ili'plii-aiions and dui'-U>ii sp ofipn tiie^t ' \\i.'h; itis 1 fiii'i i i the Pr-iisfi'i n i'r.--iiiod ofcanj-cl- | iii;f and lnl.ii'iri'iig inirooiiecd by'he- uuihoT. Al-b I tl'if Bi||i|)liitiirnt to Proportion, U! :[>.'A:I' Hiir wiih Mr. 1 .W.ill-ipu. h cleiiro up iii'icb of'.'!se.ii-ii\i'i' i schnlir:- u t r e .be'ure HivoKtd v. hi ti i-ri.t'iina tijloh •vropof-11 )\jn> i n 4 * l>oul.'e I.nle of Tiirc^,\ and in.tki?K I the i 'be themiches—ibe worLp v.ft! stand the rest. [ Vuurs, &r.. ; S.,<J . UADLEY, Principal. : - ;- rcun-Yan, Dec. 9;h, 1S36: Mr. (j 1 . Jlforsr: I rd'-oivod from von a rn\v of WiP'-i-irt- s ;booUs.-i— '1 In ' iAr. ITIIMCTII' )- oie o l :\f-ai riei-it. bc-in e 4 s well ... •/'/. o! A PHI ME COST. ' - .- *\-- P. L. k, Co.altio.respeetf^lliFtlt^T^tfbeir pai.rorrs for ttieirlkiad sttpport ^dJjrr, apd 1 . hope by assiduity!and atter*tiotftit;tiMi|6^Sj.; to merit a con'.intlanf-fl of fav'oijs, ^|' P. tiEDf^ ^r CO: * Canandaifjua, Oil. 18,18S8,i -f ' Ml ' WACOKS.FOlMfcil rSlWO first rt»te lT.ii\itber ^Wagons^ -ioir ,t dur- 01 <ho most iiM-ft:! -ami ••.(..jcghble i;^r— »f , M Sd \ e cheap, to etosfi a cctjcefri^ •tespv ?b.1.)k.: lliisii.ipro»'en,cii..of I'^'I;. fc.iot:l.i«i?p ; • ^ .• j , %Xa(>mim-WW--- jwH-Aarwidyweh'oi.Hj. Km ku.ll cxamiae ftp- 2J . . .,*'\• ? f® ^' J do. do. do. e C. MORSE. .4. : pale Jo\v »' ilfUl. i I'let-I; n> :ic c 1 •'! lor liit-.' sdsan* r*nw- i', <n<d'rMOiiiluig- -'-c\ (orwlifb i, i-' in.rnc'cd, B\ any an', omi p/oh' lily l>r>iif r. 1 am himfiy I.ANE> AGEN€^ • MARSHALL, w± ••*&• WA 0,-t„her, 2SS0. tiAiMoujv commtET, -i- 331/ - MjCHlG-A^f. ;o <••'l ill',I 'lie ntilhi.r ba^ inirndin cd some nev. ii-o-.ic.-r ol ,.'d,;i!l.-i:ion. \v hirh di.n'S.avv;»v wirj i nijier' - «h\(i tend only lo blind pupil*, &hd * which ale Uiiti..:ly ubsiiTd. V-\iv uVivrifS'v', ROIJ N P. V • L. A D .Ol >, T, u< her. ' D & XOYKS'- INK. mntity i>f I he a|'t»ve VVIU v, a- vorv superior article, aujd for sale at the Canni.l..i Oct. 12 . lhl'.ti. lii;i: UAcoNs. • hUMBLlt WACOKS, foi 1 hb-vr- pv.'inincd ihc Amert'*?** CIl-qs-RrfirVi-. ijjv Ci oi pt VS illson,'.antl fidop'ed if in toy s.-hool : ajini r.in iit'l'pv In «ny llrii I uni bt-ncr iil';.»>rti unli i','[i* a r'oi'f'i's l-mi', lor SrhoolV, tban ;'\V« i her v< '•. '• \ . hi t !) I am ui-.|Uainiotl. * V» . A.'f:\< <>*s, , i T.a. A.-..- of th~ l~Ti l.-oil r-t Ic t S, '.«i Noli'. 23, 1^30 . • A>/<-'•/< nn ChiWiP.raih .\, (i.nl I'rur 'niil aiul 'I'n-orih . rut A' I'J r//t f f . — V> r . ,i,it- t -tiir- irint e. ;: ' v c I ii,^ e s;ih ilh!e \wi>-i,q a p,,-siio > liniii'P: r':d \» c \io l'.i w ; .-ii-.!.lj< .! !,i s y l'i '. :' « ,ir ,-u , i -y.r \, tht v T r l\ i 'i -.' 1 \\'t> !i;i\c IKTI) in;;) I c •., <, ] i\ f tl^e p \-t fiiin.i i r :'fnl ! . ? _W!ATC»ES. : -.'•*'' , : '.;r' E. SIBLE-Y h«s just t:ece?ye'd;feor>^ New Yoijk, the' largest asSortlrnBnir; of COLD eittd! -SfLFER W£PCBj&$f •eveS- ufi'eteJ in |t!iis plac'e—all wg£r4$£ed; good time i.e-epeirs, and as-low for dieij'Bai- itv as can. be sold at afjy^ibcr store. - \Nov. 1.\ .-- - ! ' <-'-.B3- —r- -4- -M— \per ST &£ Co 1 ' v :.rirl y o f .III.' pri'-ca a? clir.1 p as any i f V •e.-eivenl a good assort.meJttt of iS^'0 • nd Sii.ieiv'Cli.iins; Safeay^ejs, .. t o r ng j^ir- i .we r Ri n o-s ci fvB h }«4# The sVo'-niihVr has re^otyeiiiO sew othcr.l.?n< > l'fv St«vre in ihecnOQ-' , .iH and Kjeo. JdOliACfS MAJS'LET-\ v. e .1 T oil .,.,-. tRAHRFRY ^ : av u:..'l^:b;. BRANCH. IO rBKNS^tl.N r.j,\NKS, :f.ninci 1. i.-lopt.- d ,l.y' thO Si-. ' alf at l!i c Hie d ninj l.tlt ! y t i rv nl W ,,r— p's.1 Can. MO.i:^o:i P.ool.- c. MOR&L: llll! the •'• -ir n. !. « .r nn ;.' .1 :-. o| '. iu:i.)l( v I. • '.ii.'Mr. Wi'!- •sb/.l !:.-« 'ill lllijrnil't , 1 v\ i I iiiti<= y ()\V OPl^Nl PRICEp ntlN fS.. f.-l rolorc. by \(j—5 ruses fine and LOW I*. LLDDY'oi CO. i^aiioji, ni'il vvo bepe to t-c f in-itt J.MM iiiio :•' \f-1 a.rnoii^-our [I'ini.iry s 'iOo!? . — I.ti:>.-^zti>H I''i:t \i- e Huei' ill !'**•+-»• \. : 0 ll*1VC ii «iw-in i i 'IHT .rt\-i tn .iiirr iTipli's a-t in\ .. 1 . I \.|> •-: . •' 1 I., - (!i ^ Irl'Cn 'ii' d 11,1 I 1 : -• ir etui', of '< (i- i t)l!-C Nn*'. 7^ l 6-*>6- n • \ c> i. ;jy u.\sS Andiron^, Shovels a;«d Torigs,',fir.e •JB> Fe II dors, A m.-i 1 La m p.- a nd S'ha,«ies, Kated- C.ike .liasktils, Citndiciticki-.SmifFeTs andTraysV AV.ilUliio-'Canes &.c. &~c. for sale-by ^ r \ \ , N.n . 1 --3'}. O. tt SI8L,ST^;-3& Tli? Anierilra.n Vh c *-}l*<ij<'r. frr., bvCrovjre W s.HI.-i-This ts \ a c6mpil.i'^n bv ft , evpe.icn.' i( .H'lijcr, and wal l we d<>i•'>t not 1\n trn'od as a tlc-ad>uii b''>uk lor i ii• 1 <j• <-'..- 'JJie s.t- prar |to havtt bit-n pid,* IOHJV- tiv;dr. a \\ r. i bnr.iii u-r boili to 'inii r, -.; nnd beneiii ; ie Tlioyinre »( II :id;ip'rd tn 'IT> c-n >c ; v of t!>o 1 ''I'llS.—Tho Mjbs-rrihrrs have j lew piere-i spli'iiihd G •! Floor ~ \' '\ C«>--£? S\ P. I.I'.DDY oi- WAN i'lll!. II III Irplcl Iti m.',wbn*r> tioli-S it-; ait- imw due, nte heri-hv .vaiil t hi in to p i v me 61/ the WM. AMIS, J 11. Oct. 1-2 i^:;i>. 50 nt A LL ;><r.-.|„ »l,o>e .>. afO ri'lpp'stl-U : \ C ,i>-i*n(l.ii;\f' u s Altiil i'.- \ B ;ijt ] ui.lh'i - tii u lirinj o I' ui.ind FA I LOU INI appv l\- t'Jfoi' « ilh ncal tie t'i.n.indiitirt'11. lNTEit tlr.iineil'Spfrm Oil, No. 1—and a. few djj/.en O'tavs Lamps, for sate by 35tf \• J. B. HA'YKS. i'Jarpeting* ,. HE sub,sc ibers have just received a case vv cotton \and linen Coipelifg, so d al the lqw price of 5s. ud. |ier of hot wtul-b can bo ya|fd figured fu.ney ' No w eses m . jJttst .tecBivpd Jioakslore^ Si ST yoTfi:. '• I .id* l»i t -1 lu'll.O Sohsi'nlicrs, 1, and \ r< 111.U .ore now cut\ ..i d ai-d M-III(- ii'inp.diot.'ly. J. C. lIRFAVs I lilt, &.V0, . I).-;. I'J, IKlf* * 3llf li>r wiliot n Ihev wire ri^eis 1I\-'|||IR on re-:.i .^ nun h < , work. Tlie\ f-j.iuKI he 1 \ MIII'II rrtnl iu'!| -,V. )! . s„ I - r. .1. Tl i'.'.e I!IP. \ dti e '11 S:I ; I ' . ii '.iv /./ 11.S. littoi 1 i. ? Elf EL RESTORE. ' -g-UST i-iv-eiveJ from tl New Yoifc av1a^ge> 1 l.illlb !>•> fc ol a ''tff'l — r vol's !\ O' V h ; a lie tl) vv ii o '<\ l ^;.) and cxl'pnslve tt'f 9 V ^5?** of \ G-QLD'- asi4 «BjissSag^l pqco from a'isofl'intJiit •sjii^eir- arying in ranted good; time.k&i^iers- 311 and •ce before yoo pbrchaie ctsfewhere.- (heap C,r Cash. - , HORACE MA^MSY. Cuiiiwidai-jua, Nov. 7. 1826. - -,. • 33. _ . II SAI.F. -t- U'bT.r.l.L and THOMAS M. Iu \ i-1 MI'. 1 11 '' 1'it.i purl ni-f-liip ,.iw a* il Solicitors in Chancery^ UtBl'.' I L & IIOWI.I.L. M.r. 1, ic-.fH. 3f.tr , on li'ewil lewis, a' gone rt jf-i'( n-ndo.ii.J RnjjL'V V^AGt^S; a,'5\od C'F Ty'I-jR ; and a S,r,!,j'.'e and Undle. snuM\ 'ul «nriij—MMI, a fcwbhls. SALT. Ennniriji ai-'tic {\anahdii'fc-trt Rooks-lore. , Nntt.5!L STORIA, or A iiceili.ips of RD J^itet-- • prise.heyoiul the Hmkv MouHtjius; t>y 'Washington 1-rving—2'vo.1- Svo. f'rascnii's, o.r KcenV-s in Pari-.—a novr I, i.i '_' \oU. IMie lfnsihmnous Papers ol the Fick.-\V,i.k <- h.b. cdil«|'d I'v'.r.o/.—1 vol. •• 1J +!orf>- ol Tom Jones, ithisiralcd by. CVu\l'.»!u!.k': MM>ICINES.~St(f>^ Oil, for as, Bruises, Rinibnnc. Btinc-Spavin, tili Strai...., -•_ . - &c.'&c. Also, Linden! f<-r \VInclgaiTaird fitopd- Sp.ivtn, prejpar.- O bv ' '.{'>'• •' ,'J .' B. 31A'i ES- S^I:CTACL?-H. • ' \''•'' /OjOLI) Silver, Sled, Pl.rffw} amlrcor*?- : '4>T moq SPKCTJCLE^ stjikaljJe for evcrv eve; Plated and Horn*• Goggl$*,;• conriive.'rWiv es and fblpred faff e*#i^l% old frames io suit every sight-—^t ihLfe'JeSVf 0I1 v Store of IO\» .E-'Sl-BLS^v• •.,. Nov. 1, • \• •':.'* SB- AND DRKSS MAKING. \i-113 ' <s I'lKK wouhl ijiform the public tl^nl ;en a room in ihedweliing hoiif-e the Ii oefupicd by ni-lir tho storri) of bo'happy l^ejjcc.jte a II.orders in her'-tino ol busi stj. fidelpv 'ind despatch Nov. j:>,'lS3G. 6«^6 I't i:u \i's T^ic'nrc? on Peviv: N, The .^liu'ii'ilin. a spletiuid Annual for IS' 11.1)1 V W. lleth.-ii. .M.i.dcrh AccoiiMi'itiliment*, or ttie.M.ncho le» ijby M'l>i C-ii(i.irinc Si-olf.i;, Futucjis, 011 the Fo.ir ('ii-p< !». 1 Also, vi «• fipjilkg of l-cmprlcrf's C.l..f.-ic:'l Ue.nlor, Cic»-ro's,Ortnion>; .Ijn n R.-rder, r\uCi\ bv I J i niesrtn's IL^-igt,- ; Ciitsten'r. Manual. II. Manlev, on 13ri^ti>rstreel, ! \Vlcllva iH'sl\.v;i?U'iieeK ol Christianity, Wni. Anl'is Jr. where slio will I \Mount IVcrrion Reader, 11M.orip s icrrc;' ll.ow 1.\sGrammar Sooli's'B'bln; Poeki 1 do. Just Irt-'-eived and lor sale at the Cnmncia'\ua RookstptV. • I*ec. 0, isai).' * Also, daily \xporltftf onq caso new stylo small (Prnt*. ' 7. C. BnKWSTRli «f CO. Nov. 2-J, lfJ3fi. /8w36 *»tkllS Slig-os.i, , dttcided ondS.reported in tho -So. %3 pjrcitiV rtodrl, and in vho Court of Errors, of tbnSlUtebf l Koi?Yo.k}f4om May lfe'8 to May IT ADl^' EFA¥r.n^at»d JLj &AT1N BEVY^E^Slo-f the Grecuu aad C«?fe|r^tyle*, rrim wd and \ atw*3Mp%d. | - <\ko 1 go«^a a*b.»rt^<ejft4 of C«.t lemen's Xfs^-hftaa^e Hat* and Caps, and it>$MlWte<®^i tarimml of BbffofafMLmeit* W-z 1 .OIAN nUEsRiify, rornmon Brtfl^W BS»l*»?^. L»dt>b' Rons, Boas, i^o &.c I i* , ConandgrfroajKov 30,1836J SSStf _ ,.,.';.. ,.,.. 1 ' 11 n'^»«ji\.i' ' 'n .hri'-fc CHANCE FOR A rUB,LlS«ER i F6mily 6roceriK&e. &° JO^^^JEd ' Nov. K i:% !5*Sfj. 35t^ $ R-ttA*^- A UOJOE) ! AND BOOKSELLER. . /jnfcNtE acquaiiiled *.viih'the business, may licet ^O' Of an opportunity to pufclmst*; a long and well established BOOlCSTORE, with a .^INTp.JgU RY, arid tiho right to publish soveral vofniBbte GERISR41L an 1 vveJI sailed ^ssoirfffgat oi Sledlcihes, Fr>«U F^tot^dDyK&bit^ a, &c to*t,m**Veil W'\ \ i \N I f t 1 A m%^4mj$&Mtiw^&&Mm& , f fM mite** for tM^^ ftte #tot» s.drooi Boohs, in the western part of New.Ytork. '.«»\**'?&. ^«f T — *• ,*»Wr¥ Or, the proprietor, would receive as\a pifte|r, a \^\'f^ ^ '' ^ a »* tM * k Mnglo [man, of good qii.ilift''.iWtrtvs, with stjfow* tlioiisa<»d doliors « ipiial. luuv].uhf of t|m editor of this ipnp»n, or of , COLLINS, KEEVo & Co. lioSfe*fl«M», 10 X-m^Pr- s 11 st. New*.Yo<%. - and for sale at' the Catmndaigua •MIC* I Nov. S3. A ' PJftl SlE article ot Winter ••$&&&$• •h'mf ' W^i warranM iM#> «»»\ sie. K4s»^m«^»* © f *** <\**eihtai GFOGRAPOY op'?mTa5i^^ GLOOiUAtrUK Ol' inc. »feAV»i».8^ _ . ye;Pf ftwiw^M^^i^ fM« *\ A large supply of this popular S«;|>0!4 I BAnis..t©»,,'§^3? T|0flato,*P|5*ie^jiste i Book bv HtitnriH, \ml reeciy^lpwl^ril)^ UfattV &&i ^ttn«s; I^WJM sale at Ithe Cxinondaigua t3ootv*>toi»., by . f love f^Mii^.^to*^ Gmt\' KOV. i-i i83«. . e, jailts^v. - mgto*j^4fa&mfifa^ r '• i ; \——— <~ ——— r~: —r~TTS«T I «*m% % . • A»|**JI 'N'Dt.GO, troehineal, SlmMcr and other Dyes,! |fov, £9,103(3., of jprimo quality, for httio bv m 3. B, ITAV8S. j^iSjLI LlNiiNS.~Jubt received tthd ,. ,... - .-.(.t^** -.— fotsafe-'b»th9<iwbiwnbe«a % 1 Csu»,4S¥orl«(l 'mWjm:*$$£$& ,:'-|ritJ»LiUe»;i,.ia^bJ* f> &mte «•• fStf I P, L£W «i CO, A %% f #^i tdtlie Ijlrtf se^dvlsaf-iLd Od, and n ij^m&#ti$3k^t W * Cwatt&ipia, N«v, S^IHl, r+M
