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€ ATSKHX RECORDER AND GHEENE COtJNTY ttEI»tJBEICAN. VoL. XXVI. No. 14. CATSKItL, (N. Y.) THURSDAY^ jU E Y 2% 1829. EDITED BT F A X O N , E L W O T 'T & G A T E S . p.iXON ^ ELLIOTT, Proprietors, liblished on Thursdays, opposite the Catskill ■ Bank. TERMS. To village subscribers, receiving their papers L Carriers, Two D odlars aw D F ifty C ents ^sr annum. To mail subscribers, Two D ollars .payable. |ijlf yearly in advance, unless secured through L agent. r To subscribers living at a distance from the' Ljlage, who receive their papers at the office, jffo D ollars per annutti. A liberal discount to postriders, companies, rents, &c. ^ Tijo papers will be discontiaued, unless at the ^jscretionof the p^uhlishera,^ until all arrearages lire paid- • ■ , I All subscriptions for less than^ year, particu larly by mail, must be paid in advance.. A D V E R T ISEM E N T S IWill be conspicuously inserted the first tirite for te y cents a' square, arid t'nenty.fioe cents for |e*ch insittion'after. No advertisement will be nserted for less than fifty cents Official notices, (mortgage, sheriff’s, and sur- Irogate’s sales,) charged according to the statute. Yearly advertisers will be liberally accommo- Idateil. ^ A l l Letters and communications must be postpaid. J P R I J V T m O ^ ICARDS, CHECKS, HANDBILLS, BLANKS, A<?. Ac., \Exeeuted with neatness, accuracy ^ expedition. New Goods. rpYLER & STIMSON, grateful for the libe- I. ral patronage they have received the. past Silffliner, iVould inform their friends & the pub lic, that they have received a complete assort ment of Goods, which were purchased, at the lowest rates in New-TorK, and are offered for jaleat aamali advance. Among them wih be foand—Blue, blK, green, d.-ah ^ mixed broad cloths; blue and mixed cassimeres S l satinets; lion skin and kersey; a rich assortment of vest ings ; trimmings of alt kinds; Tartan pjaid for cloaks; merino p1aid,a new article for dresses; ficli dark calicoes, cnmqion do price Is to J2s W a yard; cassimere and sUk shawls; dress hdkfs; muslin caps and bands; Worsted hosiery, a great variety of other articles. DOMES TIC GOODS—Fine 3 -4shirtings at lOcfs j do. -4-4 very heavy at Is : .plaids, bedticks and cot ton batting; cotton yarn & l candle w*ck equally low They have a large assortment of fur and wool hats N York city make ; fur seal skin and cloth caps; tnen’s shoes and bodtsw o m e n ’s ! pru/jello, morocco & thick shoes; children's do. I TIN WARE-^^/large assortment of paits, pans, I teapots, lanthorns,&m‘ HARDWARE—^Nasls, : door hangings,knives and forks (very tow,) pen knives,, moulding planes,, augers, tea trays, looking glasses. Five wooden Clocks, war ranted time keepers. They always-keep on hand first quality yonng hyson mud hyson skin tea; coffee Is 64}, chocolate Is per l b ; rice, sugar, molasses, pepper, spices ang raisins (\in their season.) Ground logwood,! nioaragua, redwood, copperas and indigo; window Sl*S8> lamp oil, pork, codfish and mackerel. They intend to be regularly supplied with superfine wheat flour; rye do. and corn. They are fully confirmed in their plan of hav ing no Kind of spirits sold or dranM about ibeir premises ; and invite a continuance of the pat ronage of all those who wish, to see the use of them done away with, & who Would be pleas ed to trade in a quiet store, without being lia ble to be disturbed by rum driusers. Hunter, Nov. 17,1828 79 _ C H E A P m m Opposite the Catskill Bank. Fk^he Subscriber will k eep for sale, at the JL above stand, a supply of Ready Made CJoZAes and articles o f dress, such as Cloaks, Coats, Great Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Drawers, Shirts,. Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, 'Gloves, Mittens, Su^enders, and Stocks. Also, a full assortment of cloth, linings,-silks, twist, vestings, padding, a n d every artiste connected with the trade; all of which hb will warrant of good quality and substantial workmanship, an^ wills at fair prices. He has just received a new 'a n d well ae- ‘ lected assortment o f Goods, suitable for the coming season, which will be sold as tow as can be purchased in this village. lEF Garments of every description cut and made to order agreeable to the latest fashions. EDWARD SHERMAN. Catskill, April 83,1829. _____________ ^ Important to Farmers. fllH E subscriber has invented a FANNING A M ILL, on an entire new plate. It is but 2 feet 6 inches high, and 3 feet longi-r-and will clean grain of alt kinds, as well as any mill in use, at the rate of one bushel per minute. The price of the mills varies, from ten to twelve and a half dollars* according to the number of sieves taken with the mill. Terms to suit the purchas er. Thosp wishing for mills will please to di rect their orders to the subscriber, a t Catskill; and set the time when they will he called for, tvhich will be punctually attended to. Those wishing to purchase rights to make them, can have them on reasonable terms- SMITH W. BULLOCK. Catskill, April 22,1829. 6mi H. W ILLA RD , ^ W atc h - m a k e r ^ s i l v e r s m i t h , (Nearly opposite the Post-Office, Main-street,) just returned from New-York, with a new supply in ad dition to his former stock, making an extensive as sortment of articles in his line, viz. ^ ^ Watches, a great variety ■Cold Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings ‘Qold finger rings* jewels and pins A variety o f silver and plathd Spoons Also an assortment of ffliitaafA iE 'S’ it? Clofcks and Watches repaired as usual. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. Catskill, July 25, 1828. 65 Latest London Fashions. Water Proof,, Hats. & L. KINSLEY, have the satisfaction _ of informing their friends and the pub- lick, that they have just received from New- York, a complete assortment of H a T BLOCKS which they iare ensibled tp-offer to the publick a complete assortment of B e a v e r , Castor^ R o r u m , j y a p t , Youtk^s J f a p t , Merits and Boys’ F e lt H A T S , which will be manufactured at their factory, where they-employ none but experienced work men* and will warrant their work to be done in the best msaner. They assure the publick that no exertions shall be wanting on their part, to have justice done to those who will favour them with their custom. jOcS* They have on hand a good assortment of BUFteALO ROBES^Also FUR CAPS. Catskill, Jab. 9,1826. _____________ 25 Qreene County BOOT AND SHOE STORE. v l f INHE subscriber respectful- A ly Informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Catskill and its vicinity* that he has taKen the stand lately occupied by Stephen Half, where he intends to do justice to his customers, by maKing.tbe first rateBools and Shoes, of ail de scriptions, and at the shortest notice, according to order. He hopes,by punctual attendance to business and readiness to serve, to satisfy the public, rather than bv words. N. B. All Kinds of FINDINGS constantly on hand, bf the first quality, at .(educed prices, C U R R Y IN G Done as usual. CASH, and the highest price given for country Hides and S k I us . ISAAC ROUSE. ' Catskill, Dec. 8,1828 ' 82 Fashionable Hat Ware House. P. F. EESTEtl, ^ Opposite T. B. Cooke’s hardwareslore, Catskill, AyAFFERS for sale an V f assortment of war ranted waterproof Hats of all’kinds, at whole sale and retail, cheap for cash or approved paper. Those who have a little cash to spare., will find it to their advantage to call at his Ware House, where he is constantly manufacturing Hats of the most approved style and fashion. All his Hats are made of the best material, and by the first rate workmen in the state, as he will em ploy none other, are warranted to give satisfac tion to the wearer, and keep their shape, wet or dry, equal to any manufactured in tlje state. ALSO, a general assortment of HATTERS’ STOCK AND TRIMMINGS, Which he will sell as low for cash as can be bought in New- York, deducting-freight. Cash, and tte* highest price, paid for all kinds of furs. Catskill, Feh. 2.1829 90 Notice T S hereby given, to all persons indebted to J l the estate of J ames C ole , late of Catskill, deceased, that they are requested to make im mediate payment to James Olmstead, and all persons having deriiands against said estate are requested to call on him also for settlement, as be is fully authorized to settle all accounts. JIRA D. COLE, Administrator. Catskili, Sept. 2,1828.______________Stt IN8TJRANCE. FB lhe Subscriber having accepted the agency JL of the United States Fire Insurance Com pany of the City of New-York, having a caph tal of $500,000., is noW prepared to effect Insu rance against loss or damage by fire, in this section of country at the lowest rates of premi um , as agreed on by the^several Insurance Com panies in the city. SAMUEL SMITH. 1 Cat8kitj,/l3t mo 28, 1829. __________ 89 FULL assortment'Qf fashionahle Water Proof HATS 'of all kinds, will be kept ’constantly on hand by the subscriber, for saleon the most reasonable terms. S. BOSWORTH. 'Catskill, July 1,1828.60 Tobacco. T R IELL’S fine cut and smoking Tobacco, by Jlm/the barrel or larger quantity—also Macco- boy snuffby the jar, for sale at the New-York prices, by AMOS CORNWALL, Agent. D e t a i l i n g m o l a s s e s . \JUST received and for sale, a superior quali- • » ly Porto Rico Molasses for family use by SAMUEL SMITH Catskill, 5th mo. 14,1829. It NEW LANDS FOR SALE. w o lots containirigl50 acres each, lying in X the town of Liberty, Sullivan county, dis tant from NeWburgh about 50 miles, 10 miles north of the Newburgh turnpike, and 28 miles fi»m the Hudson and Delaware Canal. Said lands are of a good quality, will be sold on ad vantageous terjns to the purchaser, and pay ments made easy. Apply to H. & P. WHITTELSEY. Catskill (Leeds) Peb. 26,1829 9S N O T I C E * A LL persons indebted to William-’C^ Mc- .H L Kiristry are requested to call on the sub scriber for settlement. As it is inflispcnM ^ necessary that these accounts should h^^d - justed without delay, all those temamirig un paid after the 15th A pril will be prosecut^. JAMES G. ELLIOTT, Assignee. March 25,1829. 98 ST O V E S , &c. -BEirJAM iir SHERMAN, jL J AVING'received the latest fashions from t J . NewrYork, for all kinds of Gentlemen’s Garments, respectfully informis his friends and the public, that he still continues business at the shop adjoining Mr. Thomas Limhrick’s Dry Goods Store,^ where all those who will favor him with their custom may depend on having their work executed in the most fashionabie, genteel and durable manner, and atshort notice, as he keeps none in his employ but faithful and experienced workmen. He solicits a continu ance of public patronage. CUTTING proinptly attended to, and war ranted to fit if properly made up. MILITARY GARMENTS of all descrip tions, made agreeably to the statute of this state. Catskill, June 5,1828. 55 F A S H Z O S r A B X S ~ Boot and Shoe Store. arid the publick in general, that he has removed to the store recently occupied by Mr. Z. Dederick, and having purchased his stock in trade, has now an hand a general assortment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s BOOTS and SHOES, made of the best materials, which h f will dispose of on as reasonable terms as any other establish ment in the village. He has on. hand a good assortment of Morocco, Pruneljo, Buckskin, Sealskin and other leather, of the first quality, together with an assortment of FINDINGS, Boots and shoes of all descriptions made on the shortest notice agreeable to order. To such as will please favour him with a call, every at tention will be paid to give general satifaction. S. HAtT. Catskill, Dec. 4,1828. 81 - fT lH E subscriber respectful- , X fully informs his friends I AEFADLT baying been made ip the pay X X nqent of a cer|kin-4u.m of money sel^pred by indenture of orotTgage, hearing date the twenty-second day of Fcbjfuary ip the year one thousand eighthundfed'and twenty-five, exe cuted by Robert Biir^ to Russell Jtidson, no- tice is hereby given that b y virtue of a power in the said mortgageNJontained and pursuant to the statute Tn such case made and provided, the mortgaged premises, being all that certain piece or parcel of |aji4 Situated* lying and be ing in the town o f Goxsackie and bounded as follows, viz: begifining at the south west cor ner of a lot belonglng lo MihorHubbell on the east side of the fai^i way leading from the Cox- sackie Church to Reed’s Landing, and running'\' from thence easterly along the south line of said.Hubbell’s land on which heretofore stood a board fence about eight rods to a board fence the west boundary of a lot belonging to said Hubbell, thence southerly about four rods along the said fence to the high Way aforesaid, thence w'eslerly and nprtherly.along.said high way to the place of beginning, containing about thirty rods of gr/iUnd be the same more or less ; will be sold at pbolick vendue, at the house of JasonMapes, innkeeper'in the town.of Cox- sackie in the coun|y of Greene, on, (he ninth day of January next, at two o’clock in the af ternoon, Dated tkis third ofiJuly 1829. ■ ' RUSSELL JUDSON. W- V. B. H eermawce , Atf’y. _____ 6m l2 TTB Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out J L » of the Supreme Court of the state of New-York, and to me directed against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Jacob Hollenbeck, John Conine, Jr. and Peter Eg- bCTtson, I have seized and taken all that certain piece or parcel of land, situate in the town of FRANCIS SAYRE & Co. A RMSTRONG & PORTER having re- J E l ceived^Francis-Sayre as a partner, busi ness will be conducted by them under the firm of FRANCIS SAYRE & Co.; and they now; of fer for sale an extensive assortment of Cooking, Parlor, Franklin, Box, and Sheet Iron Stoves, of the most appro ved patterns and elegant con- .structioD. Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron work carried on in all the various branches. Stilts, sail Wormsi Dyers* and H a t ters* Ketiles, made on the shortest notice, and' all orders in their line promptly attended to at the Elaborato- ry, corner of Main and Church-streets. June 10,1829. 8 CAMFIELD & BACKUS, AVlNG entered into part nership, are now m readi ness to do the following various kinds of blacksmith work, atayery short notice.on reasonable terms, and in a workmanlike manner.— Slioeing Horses, warranted not to interfere with their feet. Edge Tools of every descrip tion may be retuined in 90 days, and ex changed if not good. Mule, Jenny, and Billy Spindles, warranted equal to English. All kinds of Machinery and Mill Irons, turaed and finished. Cradle, Elliptick, and C-Springs, made and mended. Coach, Carriage, and Wag ons ironed and repaired. Tinman’s Shears* and Copper Smith’s Tools. Hinges and all kinds of house work. Hooks, Thimbles, and all kinds of Vessel work. ^ Having enlarged the Shop owned by Ira Corn field, they flatter themselves, as possessing.com modious advantages, equal tp any other estab lishment in the village of Catskili. Catskill, May 1,1829. ^ 3 Ploughs, Castings, &c. HE subscribers, Agents for the Hudson Air Furnace, will keep for sale a ___ supply o f the various kinds of PLOUGH CASTINGS & EXTRA SHARES, generally usedin this and the adjoining counties, They have now on hand Shares for F ow ks ’, D utcher ’ s , R ing ’ s , C hamberlain ’ s , J en k i n s ’, W ood ’ s and W r i g h t ’ s Ploughs. At the ^Furnace the collection of patterns is extensive, and embraces a general assortment of Spur, Bevtl and Mitre Wheels, Shafts, Cranks, Plumber Blocks, Gudgeons, Hangers, Sfc., suitable for gearing the most extensive Manu factory, Merchant, Grist, Fulling and Saw Mills. They will also furnish all kinds of CAST INGS -to order, delivered at Catskill withopt any charge for transportation. PORTER'& TAPP AN. March 5,1829. 94 Parker’s Arithmetick, riN H E rapid sales of the first edition of this A Arithmetic have been such as to require a second irnpressiim before the expiration of three months from theissuing' of the first copies. So numerous have been the calls for a. supply of this elementary work, that the author has been compelled, in several instances, to delay a com pliance with repeated calls, tintrl a new impres sion could be completed. The quantity of copies now in the press, and the arrangements entered into for future supplies, wilino doiibt he amply sufficient lo meet the demands of ap plicants, without further delay. The uniform approbation which this publica tion has already received from very many egii- nent Teachers and distinguished literary citizens will be an apology for publishing the following RECOMMENDATIONS OF THIS WORK. G eneral E rastus R oot , late L ie i ; tenant G overnor of the State of New-York, pre sented the following comndunicadon to the •author. “ A lbany , S lst Oct. 1828 . D e X r S ir ,—I have examined youi; Aritb- metick, and am well pleased with your plan. 1 am delighted with your philosophical divirion of the increase and decrease of numbers. That plan is extremely well calculated to lead on the youthful mind w’ith accelerated progress. The other parts of the book I think are well arranged- Its general distribution among our Seminaries of learning would be of-great use to thepuhlick. I earnestly wish yo.i success in your praisewor thy undertaking. Very respectfully. Your Obe dient Serv’t. 'ERASTUS ROOT. D a n i e l P a r k e r , Esq.” The recommendations from otherHterary gen tlemen, of similai import, giving to this worka decided preference to other pu>)lications, on the shbject of numbers, which have fallen under their observation, are subjorned, viz. His Excellency, Nathaniel Pilcher^ late act ing ‘Governor of the State of New-York. Thomas G. Waterman, a Senator of the State ofNew-Yoi'k. Simeon De Witt, Surveyor General o f the State of New-York. B. Edgerton, Meniber of the House of As sembly of the State of N ew. York. Samuel H. Dean, Member of . the House o f Assembly of the State of New'-York; O L- Holly, Vice President of the Rensse laer Seminary, Troy. Edward Wilson, J r. Principal of the Lancas- terian .''diool in Troy.. Moses .Smith, Classical and English Teacher, Elizabeth Town, New-Jersey. J. W. Seymour, Principal o f Rahway Acade my, New-Jersey. Alexander McCall, Principal of Lansingburgh Academy S. C. Johnson, Principal of Delhi Acadeinj'. Mr. Fairfield, Principal of Hudson Academy. Dr. T. R. Beck, Principal of Albany Academy, and the Professor of Mathematicks, J. Henry, recommend the work “ as peculiarly well adap ted to practical instruction. Also, Amos Eaton, Professor and Principal of the Rensselaer Seminary, Troy. Teachers, and others wishing to test the cor rectness of the above respectable recommenda tions will find the work, for sale, at the Book store of N. G. ELLIOTT. Catskill, May 6,1829. . 3 TA E F A U L T having been made in the pay- JLP merit of a certain sum of money* secured by indenture' flf riiorigage bearing date the seventh day of May One thousand eight hun dred and’ twenty-eight, executed by Peter Simpson* Jun. to George Garrison, which-said mortgage was on (he seventh 4qy~ of October lS28 duly assigned to H iram ^ . Burhans; no tice is therefore'hereby givert^ that by virtue of a povver in the said mortgage contained, and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided* the mortgaged premises, viz, all that certain piece, parcel, lot orfarm of land, situate lying and being in the town of Greenville, county of Greene and state of New.York,bound ed as follows, to w it; west on the highway* riorth on lands of Edinund Smith, east on lands of Wilber and Coonly and those of Isreal Gib- Son, South on lands now owned by th&s,aid Simpson, containing fifty acres of land he the. same..... more or lesri also all that certain piece^ W h o l e N o .'; 1314 WM. V. B. KEERM ANCE, A T T O R N E Y A N D C O U N S E L L O R A T L A W , VILLAGE OF GOXSACKIE, .. GREENE COUNTY, N. Y- May 14,1829. 3m4*' I^ E F A U L T having been made in the pay- K J ment o f a certain sum of money secured by indenture of mortgage, bearing date the fifth day of October-one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, executed by James McCiasky to Tu nis A. Van Blyke—Notice is therefore hereby given* that fay virtne of a power in the said mortgage contained, and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, a part of Ihe mortgaged premises, to, wit, all t jjose pieces jotsofland situate, lying and being in the town of New-Ballimore in the county of Greene, and b’emnded as foliow^s: - ...... ___ _ ______ _ loltows: Beginning at thf south parcel, lot or farm ofland rituate lying and be- coraer of a lot of lana owned by Elisha D. ing in (he (own,aforesaid* bounded as follows to wit: on the north by the above described piece ofland, east on the said creek, south ori lands iu the possession of Joshua Aleswbrlh, and west on the highiivay, being.(he piece, par cel, lot or farm of land now occupied by Peter Simpson, containing forty acres, be the same more or less: will be sold »v publick vendue at bounded on the east & south the bo.use of Mackay Croswell, inn keeper in the town o f Catskill in said county, on the 12th day of January next, at one o’clock in the after noon. Dated July 8,1829. HIR.VM W. BURHANS,^Assignee. J ohn A dams , Atl’y. 6ml2 \■W Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out J l # of the Supreme Court, and to me directed against the. goods and chattels, lands ahd tene- Hall, it being on the east side of the highway, theiTc^ running east along the south liqe of the said Hall’s land to the Hudson river, thence south easterly and southerly along as far as the dock goes, thence westerly by the slip and land of Thomas Hallock to the highway, thence north by the highway to the place ofbeginning: the west by the Albany 4^ Greene turnpiKe road, making almost a trian gle ; will be sold at public vendue, at the house of Morris Hallock, inn-holder in the town of Coxsackie, on the nineteenth day of January next, at (wo o’clock in (he afternoon. Dated July 11,1829. ELIZABETH VAN SLYKE, Administratrix. V an D yck & B ronk , Alt’ys. 6ml3 Athens, in the county of (JreeneV and now” in i “ ®“ts of Benjamm Edwards heir of Benjamm j A T a Court of Chancery, held for the state — \ — leck’ bound ' Edwards,-Ju.ii. Ihave seized-and takebthe fol-,.ilLofNeW rYork,atthecity of Albany, ontbe possession of (he said Jacob Hollenbeck; bound-' ed west by Idnds of John Rouse, Jr. north by land in possession of Peter Egbertson, east by lands of Peter Hollenbeck, sputh b y lands of John Rouse^ Jr. and Thomas Sutton, containing' fifty acres of land be the sanae more or less: also the undivided right and title of the said Jacob Hollenbeck in and to that certain lot of land, known as lot number 28-in the Catskill Patent, containing about seven hundred acres The right title and interest of the said Jacob HoL lenbeck in and to the above described premises, I shall expose to sale a t publick vendue, on the 15th day of August next, at eleven o’clock A. Mi, at the ppfalick house kept by William Van Bergen in the village of Catskill. Dated June 30, 1829. i. - 6w ll PLA^T i1>AMS, Sheriff. I 'VEFAULT-Jiaving been made in the pay- JLP mPnt of a(certstin sum of money secured by indenture of mortgage, bearing date the fourteenth day of February one thousand eight hundred and twenty four, executed by Goold • Hayt arid Anna his wife, to Levi Callender, which said mortgage vras on the 26lh day of March 1828 duly assigned to Reuben Rundle, Jun.—rNotice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue of a power in the said mortgage con tained and pursuant to (he statute in such case made and provided, the mortgaged premises, being all that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the town of Green ville, in the county of Greene and state ofNew- York, and bounded as follows, v iz; beginning at (he north east corner of William Hull’s west lot, running thence north eight degrees east six chains and thirty nine links to a stake and stones, thence'north twenty eight degrees west four chains andsixteen links to a stake and heap of stones, thence south forty six degrees west two chains and tweniy links to a slake and stones, thence south thirty degrees west five chains and forty five links, thence south eighty three degrees east seven chains and twenty five links to the place of beginning, containing four acres, one rood and twenty one rods of land, he the same more or less; will be sold at pub- lick vendue at the house of Joseph Hoyt, inn keeper ill the town of Coxsackie in She county of Greene, on the seventh day of January next, at two o’clock in the afternoon. Dated the 26th day of .Tune, 1829, ' REUBEN RUNDLE, Jr. Assignee. V an D yck &. B ronk , Att’ys. 6roli ■J^EFAULT having been made in (he pay. L b ment of a certain sum of money secured by indenture of mortgage bearing date the fourth day of February, in Ihe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twerilyAWo, executed by Edmond Smith and Betsey Smith, his wife, and Benjamin Smith and Rachel Smith his wife, to Abijah Reed and Levi Cal- . lender—Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a power in the said mortgage contained, pur silant to the statute in that case made and pro vided, the mortgaged premises, being all that certain piece or lot of land situate in the (own of Green ville in the county of Greene and state of New-York, bounded on the north by land of Asiel Craw, east by the Baisie Creek, south by .Griswould’s Patent, west by land of the late Frederick Hapeman, containing twenty acres of land, will be sold at publick vendue-at the house of Healy Si Barker, in Greenville afore said,on the twenty-ninth day of October next, at one o’clock P. M. Dated this twenty first dayof April one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine. ABlJAH REED, 6ml ___________ LEVI CALLENDER. X X EFAULT having been made in the payr JL F ment of a certain sum of money seeffred by indenture of mortgage bearing date the twenty-first day of December one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, executed by John Tainter and judith Ann his wife,‘to Ro bert Delamater—No'iicfe is therefore hereby given, that by virtue of a power in the said mortgage contained, arid pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, the mortgaged premises, being at! that certain dwelling hobse nowoccujded by John Tainter, togelhfer With the lot pf gro'undlhereby covered and thereto adjoining, situate, lying and being in the Village ot Coxsackie!n ihetbwri aforesaid,on the south side pf the street or highway, bounded as foi lows: beginning at the north west corner o f the dwelling house nPw occupied by Eleazer Steb- bins, and running themse along‘the west end thereof to tliespoth west corner thererif, thenris south two degrees arid thirty mihutes east two chains and forty-lhrbe links, thence west nine ty-eight links, thence north to the south west corner of the house hereby granted, thence along the west end of the same to the streety and thence to the plane of beginning; except ing and reserving out of the above describ^ lot of land, on the east side thereof, the fifteen hundredths of an acre of land, which by a deed executed by Judith Ann Dean to Simeon Fitch will mote fuil^ appear. Also ohe oilier cer tain piece of ground adjoining the above on the west ride, and .is bounded as follows; be ginning at the south west corner of the dwei. ling house now occupied by the said John, Tainter, and ronning thence south thirty min utes east two chains and five links, thence south thirty degrees and .forty minutes west fifty links, thence north -fiTty-eight degrees thirty minutes west one chain and six links, and thence north thirty degrees forty minutes east I Wo chains and Uverity-three links to Ihe place of beginning,containing fifteen hundredths of of an acre Pf fanu—will bp rold at publick ven due at the house of Joseph Htiyl, inn holder in the town of Coxsackie; ori; the •Seventh day of January next, at two o’cloclcin. Hfte afternoon. Dated the 26tli day of June 1829V ROBERT DELAMATER. V an D yck St B ronk , Att’ys. 6m ll lowing piece's of land, viz: a piece or parcel sit-, seventh day of July, in the year one. thousand Hate in the village of Cairo, now in the posses- ] eight hundred and tweniy nine—^Present, R eo - sion of George A. Crooker, and bounded gene- ben H, W alworth , Chancellor, rally as follows t on the east by the Woodstock’; In the matter of the President, Directors and turnpike, on the south hy the Susquebannah | company of the Greene County Bank, turnpike, on the west by the Shinglekill Creek, | It is hereby ordered, that all persons who are and on the north by Ira T. Day, containing half | credilops of or have demands againsl the above an acre of land more or less; also that farm oP| named bank or corporation, deliver to the re land situate in Cairo aforesaid, and bounded as ceivers of said institution the evidences of their X> Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out of X J the Supreme Court, and to me directed against the goods and chattels, lands and tene ments of Robert Patterson, I have seized and taken all those following pieces, parcels or lots ofland situate, lying and being in the village of Athens in the county of Greene, to :wit: Lot Nd. thirty-six on the easterly side of, and ad joining Washington-street, said lot being thirty- two feet in width on said Washington-street, and running easterly at right angles, keeping the width of thirty-two feet, eighty-eight feet taFirst-alley, bounded north by lot No thirty- seven and south by lot No. thirty five. Also, lot No. forty-three on the southerly side of and adjoining Second or Ferry-street, said lofbeing in widtli on said Ferry-street twenty-five feet, and running southerly a t right anglCa keeping the widtli of twenty-five feet al'taig'the east line of Fifth-alley, forty-eight fectlo^ffie north line of lot No. one hundred and sixty-one, and follows, viz: on the west by Ipson Lacy, on the south by Francis Carbine, on the east by said Carbine and John Crooker, and on the north by the Windham turnpike road, conUining sixty acres of land more oi less. The right title and interest of the said Benjamin Edwards, heir of Benjamin Edwards, Jun., to the above described premises, I shall expose to sale at publick ven due op the 2Jst day of August next, at 10 d*cIock in the forenoon, at the house of Mackay Cros well in the village of Catskill. Dated July 7,1829. ’6wl2 PLATT ADAMS, Sheriff. claims on or before the first day of September next; and in default thereof, that they be de barred from all share of the first dividend to be declared in favor of the creditors of said insti tution. And it is further ordered, that said re ceivei'S do forthwith cause a copy of this order to be inserted in (he Albany Argus, in the paper published in Catskill in the county of Greene, and in one of the public newspapers printed in (he city of New-York, and to be published m each of said papers once at least in each week, until the said first day of September next. (Copy.) JAS. PORTER, Register. July 18, 1829 ________ ___________ 7wl3 i l Y order of William Tolley, Esq. a judge X J of the court of common pleas, in and for the county of Greene, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Ira D. Smith, an in solvent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, before the said judge at the house of M. Cros well, in Catskill, in said county, on the fourth day of September next, at .8 o’clock in the fore noon, why an assignment of tbp said insol vent’s estate should noV-Oe w.ade for the benefit of all his creditors, and his body be exempted from imprisonment, pursuant to the act entitled “ an act to abolish imprisonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7, 1819. Dated July 15,1829. 6wl3 ~'H > Y order of Munson Buel, Esq. a judge J/Lw of the court of common pleas, in apd for I'heconhty of Greene, n oliceis hereby given to all the creditors of Jabez Barnum, an in- bounded on the east by House and Lot of solvent debtor, to shew cause if any they David Shaw. And also, lots Nos. two hundred and twenty-four, two hundred and twenty-five and two hundred and twenty-six on the south erly side of and adjoining Second er Ferry-street aforesaid, between Wayne-street and Eighth- alley, and fronting on said Wayne-street, each lot being thirty-tWo feet in width on said Wayne-street, ma'king a front on said larit. men tioned street of ninety-six feet, and Running westerly from said street at right angles, keep ing the same width along said Ferry-street one hundred feet to Eighth-alley aforesaid., now in possession of Nicholas I. Van Loan. The right, title and interest of the said Robert Patterson to the above described premises, I shall expose to sale at publick vendue, on the 3 tst day of July next, at eleven o’clock A. M. at the house of Joseph Seeley in the village of Athens. Dated June f 2,1829. 6w9 ........... .PLATT ADAMS, Sheriff. Y virtue T[n>Y virtue of an execution issued by the J t i Clerk of tbetounty of Greene, on a judge ment rendered before Moses H. Powell, Esq. nne of the justicesof thepeace of thesaid coun ty, and to me directed against the goods ahd .chattels, lands and tenements of Jack Van Vaikenburgh, I have seized and lakefi all tiiat certain piece or patcel ofland with the buildings thereon, situate in, the town of Coxsackie ip the coiinly of Greene, and now in the posses sion of-thesaid Jack Van Vaikenburgh; bounded west by the Albany and Greene turnpike road, north by lands evened by Miner Hubbell, east by the Hudson River, south by Willianr Van Note, said to contain an acre and abalf of land, be the same more or less. The right title a'nd interest -of the said Jack Van Vaikenburgh to the above described premises, I s’hall expose to sale at publick vendue, on the 21st day of Ail- gust next, at two o’clock P. M., at the house of Joseph Hoyt, in the village of Coxsackie.— 'Dated July 8 , 1829. 6wl2 , PLATT ADAMS, Sheriff. M i> V virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out JU P of the Supreme Court, to me directed and •delivered against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Shelden Cadwell, t jiave seized and taken all that certain jfiece or parcel ofland 'with a-dwell ing bouse thereon, situate in the town of Windham in the 'County of Greene; bounded east and north by lands of Sid ney Tuttle, west by lands of Orestin Crooker, and soHth by the Windham Turnpike, contain ing ope acre of land be this same more or less. The right, title and interest of the said Sbelden Cadwell to tlie above described premises, I shall expose to 'safe at publick vendue on the 22d day o f Arigust neXt, at two o’clock P . M., at the house kept by William Van Bergen in the vil lage of Catskill. Dated July 8, 1829. 6wl2 ____ _ ___ PLATT ADAMS Sheriff. have, before the said judge, at his office’ in the town of Lexington, on the 6tb day of August next, at ten o ’clock in the forenoon of that day, why an assignment of the said in- soivenl’spstale should not be made fortlie bene fit o f all his creditors, and.bis person beexempt, from imprisonment pursuant to the act entitled “ an act to abolish imprisonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7,1819. Dated June 15,1829. ^ 6w9 T J Y order of James Pinckney, Esq. a com- JL V missioner, &rc. notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Henry Dederick, of the county of Greene, an insolvent debtor, to shew cause if any they have, before the said com missioner at his office, in the village of Cats kill, in said county, on the 12(h day of August next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, why an assignment of (he said insolvent’s estate should not be made, and his person be exempted from imprisonment, pursuant lathe act entitled An act to abolish imprisonment for debt th certain cases,” passed April 7 , 1819. Dated June 24, 1829. 6w!0 ■ p Y order of Edward Datey, Esq. a judge J 3 of the court of common pleas in and for the county of Greene, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Henry Holmes, of the county of Greene, an insol vent debtor, to shew cause it any -they have, before the said judge at bis office, in Durham, in the County of Greene, on the 13th day o f August next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s estate should not be made, and his jjerson be exempted from impri sonment, pursuant to the act entitled “ An act to abolish imprisonment for debt in eertain ca ses,” passed April 7,1819. Dated June 16, 1829. ' 6\vl0 T > Y order of Dorrance Eirliind, Efif first judge of the court of common pleas in. and for the county of Greene, notice is hereby given to all the creditors ot Luman Farr, an in solvent debtoif, to shew cause, if any they have, before the said judge at bis office in the town of Coxsackie, in said county on the 13fh day of August next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s es tate should hot be made, and his person be ex empted from imprisonment, pursuant to the act entitled “ An act to abolish imppisonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7, 1819.-— Dated June.22,1829. 6wl0 CHANCERY SALE. X N pursuance of a decretal order of the cotirt J: of Chancery of the stath of New-Yovk, will be sold at publick auction by or under the di rection of the subscriber, at the house of Joseph Seeley, in the village of Athens, in the county of Greene, on Friday the twenty-first day of August next, at eleven o’clock in the forenoon of that day, all that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land, situate, lying and being in the village of Athens, in the county of Greene, in that part of said village called Esperanze, being two house lots, each twenty five feet in front and one hundred feet deep, numbered and bounded as follows, to wit:—No. eighty-four, and eighty-six, fronting on Montgomery-st. on north by lot No. eighty-two, and on the south by lot No. eighty-eight; being the same lots which were heretofore conveyed by Benjamin Haxtun to Hervey A. Hatch. Dated July 1, 1829. NATHAN CHAMBERLIN, 6w ll M’asterin Chancery, |i Y order of William Tolley, Esq. a judge J L 9 of the court of common pleas, in atul for Ihe county of Greene notice is hereby given, to all the creditors of William C. M'Kinstry, an in solvent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, before the said judge at the house of M. Cros well in the village of Catskili, on the I2th day of September next, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s estate should not be made for the benefit of alibis creditors, and he be discharged pursu ant to the act entitled an act to abolish im prisonment for debt in certain cases,’’ passed April 7,1819. Dated June 24,1829. lOwlO X~te Y order of Dorrance Kirtland, Esq. first MM judge of (he court of common pleas, in, and for the county of Greene, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Jonas Parker, an insolvent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, before the said Judge at his office in the town of Coxsackie, in said county on the 12th day of September next, at ten o’clock in the west, Hudson-street on the east, and on the the forenoon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s eslste should not be made for the benefit of all his creditors, and bis person be exempted from imprisonment, pursuant to an act entitled “ an act to abolish imprisonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7,1819, Paled June 22,1829, IQwlQ M ■ il
