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V f Several of fhti Spanish refagees tiora Mexico jiave arrived at Baton Rouge. We ehould sup pose they would prefer St. Augustine, which, ])esides beingaidost delightful climate, is in re- jlity a Spanish town, where the habits, mau- jers and language are Spanish. An English newspaper, says the Marquis gtafford’s income is £350,000 a year. Earl Grosvenor’s 270,000, Duke of Northumber- jand’s'220“j00d; Duke of Buccleugh_ 22d,000j Jlarl of Derby 120,000; late Earl of Bridgewa ter iJlOOjOOO. There are at least one hundred other noblemen and gentlemen whose incomes vary from 30,0Q0, to 80,000 pounds per annum. The Case o f Dr. Vf^atkins .—Judge Cranch, jn a long opinion has sustained the Demurrers, in the case of Doctor Watkins—that the frauds were not sufiiciently set forth in the indictment. Judge Thurstoii, in dissenting from the opinion of the Court, thought the indictment sufficient, for if otherwise it would be impossible to frame one to sustain a prosecution for fraud at com mon law against the United States—.-a new in dictment has been presented — Cour. Sf Enq. A Meteor — --K. brilliant meteor was seen to pass over Charleston city on the 25lh ult, a little after dark, from the N. W. taking an easterly (jirection. It appeared to be unusually slow in its progress, and was nearly 5 seconds before it became invisible, em itting as it passed many lu- tbiaous sparks. Snow in Georgia .—On the 10th ult. the tops Qf that portion of the Appalachiaa range of mountains, which lie within the limits of Ra bun County, were covered with snow. This is truly “ Jahuaiy in, the lap of May.” The clerks in the New Orleans post office are represented to be grossly delinquent.— On a recent occasion, the mail was brought to the office on a week day, but as it was closed, the carrier took it away, and after considerable search it was found the next morning by the editor, of the Advertiser, in !i tavern near the Basin,lying under a Billiard Table, where it had remained for 19 hours. The Orchestra o f the Arch s treet T heatre, Philadelphia, gave a concert recently. The musicians outnumber the audience. The Macon Telegraph gives an account of a meteorick stone, weighing thirty-six pounds, which fell in Monroe county. Geo. on the 8th of May. Its fall was proceeded by a noise heard at the distance of 25 or 30 miles. The sound was compared to that produced by the discharge of a large can non, quickly followed by a smaller one, and •hen % a great number of muskets. The Baroness Humboldt. —This distinguished lady has lately died. She was the companion of her husband, it is said, in all his scientifick voyages, and lent the aid of her rank and educa tion to countenance learning abroad, as well as extended patronage and encouragement to geuius at home. Her loss, it is remarked, will be felt by many young artists, whose patroness she was. ------ > Breaking on the Wheel .—This took place literally and in a most shocking manner, at the foundry of Mr. Allaire, in Cherry street,, day before yesterday.- John Bur?i a lad 17 years of age, was arranging some machinery in the chamber, in doing which, it was con venient for him to stand upon one of the large cog wheels. While thus situated, the workmen below, unconscious of his posi tion, put the machine in motion. The right foot of the miserable lad was immediately drawn in, and then the whole limb, in a line with the motion ef the wheel, and crushed at every cog. His cries were heard, and the engine stopped just as the dreadful process was commencing on the lower part of his body. To extricate the mangled limb from the wheels, was attended with much diffi culty, W hether he still survives, we have not learned.— Jour, o f Com. Singular Circumstances .—Our attention was called yesterday morning by a friend in Pearl street, to an immense quantity o f fiies of a peculiar kind, which covered the whole side walk and door steps. In a few hours ail of them shed their wings and became bugs, something in the shape o f the common black ant, and then again in a short time either crawled off, or were trodden to death by the people in passing. W hat renders this very singular is the fact, that this is the fourth year that this circumstance has been noted to have taken place, on the same day (May 29th,) at the same time in the morn ing, not being fifteen minutes from 10 o’clock either earlier or later, and in the same place, of which record, was made on each occasion. The flies make their ap pearance at the cellar dobr, and are not seen again, at any other time, nor does their periodical visit seem to be affected in the least by the weather, or backwardness of the season.—Aforni«,o- Herald. Variation o f theJ\Teedle .—In the Number of Professor Silliman’s Journal of Science, just published, are some interesting papers on this subject by the late Gen. Schuyler, Hon. S. De iVitt, Surveyor General of this State, and by Dr. Bowdichj'exhibitingaseriesof observations made simultaneously at Boston, Falmouth and Penobscot, during a period of one hundred and twenty eight years, viz: from 1672 to 1800.— From the letter of Mr. De Witt; it appears that at Albany, and at several other places in this State, the needle has, within a few years, ceased its declination towards the north pole, and has begun to retrograde.—JV. F. M. Courier. IVEW Goom. MOS CORNWALL has received this day an additional assortment of Dry Goods, purchased at the present low prices, which will be sold for cash, unusjualiy low,—among which are,—Blue black, olive and green cloth. Super 6-4 stripe and plaid ginghams Super chintz calicoes Brown and white drillings Drab cord, cazinett 6-4 black bombazine, black Circassians Cambrick and jackonett muslins Blue black maicelain and gros de nap. Black Italian lutestring 8-4 black and scarlet merino shawls Super therino long shawls Black and white Thibet shawls Thread arid bobinett laces Superiour black lace veils Silk and gauze hdkfs, black Canton hdkfs Brown and white cottrin hose White and straw cbl’d Navarino hats 1 case super Legho'fn had Elegant Gauze Ribbon's Domestick plaids and strlpeS Domestick blue calicoes Brown and bleached shirting and sheetings Cotton yarn, cotton threads Baskets, Ru.ssia Diapers June 9,1829. _______ ^ __________________ S ST O V E S , &c. CATSK 1 X.I. ^ TOW BOAT EN T E R P R ISE, AND SLOOP SH AK E S P E A RE. E nt £ rprise , Capt. Rockefeller. S hakespeare , CapL Horton. the Sloop Shakespeare. The; Enterprise will be towed by one of Ihe Boats of the Steam Navi gation Company, and her passages will generally be made in about 15 hours. lo merchants, whose business requires a short and certain passage for their merchandize, and to others who may want to transport to the New-YorK m arket, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &c, or the various kinds of market stuff, such as Butter, Cheese, Fruil, &c. &c. the advantages of -such ah arrangement must be evident. ° Until the month of July next, Ihe Tow Boat and the Seakespeare will leave Catskill on the tollowing days, circumstances beyond our control excepted. n SHAKESPEARE. On Friday, 1st of May, On Thursday, 7lhofM ay, do ISihof May, do , 21st of May, 29th of May, 4th of June, do 12th of .Tune, do 18th of June. - 261b of June,. do 2d of July. Should any alteration be made in the o rder of their leaving Catskill, a fter the 1st of July, sea sonable nolice will be given by a new advertisement. The subscribers thankfully acknowledge t^he liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on them , and respe.ctfully ask for a continuance of favor from their friends and the public generally. FENFIELD DAY & CO Calskill, April 29,1929. . ’ * g FRANCIS SAYRE & Co. A RMSTRONG & PORTER having re- ceivedJFrancis 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 approved patterns and elegant con struction. Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron work carried on in all the various branches. S tills, S t i l l Vfforms, D y e r s ’ a n d H a t ters’ K e ttles, made on the shortest notice, and all orders in their line promptly attended toatthe Elaborato- ry, corner of Main and Church-streets^ June 10, 1829 8 ON W E D N E S D A Y j The 24th o f June, will he drawn in the City o f JTew-York, the NEW -YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class No. 7—For 1829. 48 Numbers, 7 drawn ballots. SCHEME. 1 prize o f ^10,000 1 5,000 1 3,044 2 1,000 5 500 10 250 15 _ 100 Price of Tickets Halves $2,50. Quar ters $1,25. Forsaleat J . TRUESDAIL’S Office. Catskill, June 11, 1829. 8 $ 3 , 500 . X I|^A N T E D , two thousand five hundred TV dollars Greene County Bank Notes at J. TRDESD AIL’S Lottery Office. Catskill, April 15,1829. 00 Effects o f Sham Fighting. —On Monday last at the training of the Independent Battalion, under the command of Major Sitgreaves, a sham Wtle took place in which a man named Samuel Hawk was shot in the thigh. The person who was the supposed cause of the accident had a borrowed gun and was unaware of the fact that it was loaded with shot. Mr. Hawk, it is feared will lose his leg. This may prove a warning to our warlike officers.-^P/»7. Gaz. ___________ MARRIED—In Greenville fay the Rev. Mr. Hervey, Mr. Hiram Hibbard to Miss Mary TViiiiams, both of Catskill. d i e d —At Athens, on the 4th inst. Mr. Ca leb Coffin, in the 51st year of his age. ST. CROIX RUM. A FEW Hhds superiour St. Croix Rum for T A sale by the subscriber. AMOS CORNWALL. June 10,1829. ________ ® O Y order of James Pinckney, Esq. a Com- W missioner, &c., in and for the couftty of Dreene, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Edward W. Hains, of said county, an insol vent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, before the said commissioner, at his office^ in the village, of Catskill, on the 28th day of July next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, why an Assignment of the said insolvents estate should not be made for the benefit of all his creditors, And his.person be exempted from imprisonment, pursuant to the act entitled “ an act to abolish *®pnsonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7,1819. -Dated June 3,1929, 6tv8 Y order .of Ja.ines Pinckney, Esq. a Com- -IJ missioner,.Sic. in and for the couuty of- Creene, notice, is hereby given to all the cred itors of. John Van Loan, jun. of said County, uu insolvent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, before ihe said Commissioner at his of- Uce in the village of Catskill on the 28th day luly next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, why an assignment of the said insolvent’s es tate should not be made for the benefit of all his creditors, and his person be exempted from Imprisonment, pursuant to the act entitled “ an Act to abolish imprisonment for defat in cer tain cases,\ passed April 7,1819. Dated June 8.1829, * * . ’ 6w8 More Cheap Spring Goods. NDWARD LYON is now opening (May l i 5th) ai^fresh supply of Goods, which to- gather with those received weekly since the opening of the- river, makes his assortment ex tensive. The public is respectfully requested to call and examine them before they purchase; they will most assuredly find it for their inter est in so doing. The following is in part the last received articles: SuperbIkItalian siik,do. India lutestrings; slate, pearl &' sage green barage for spring dresses Super barage hdkft. various colors and patterns Black Italian crapes doj white and green do Gent, while cravats; sup. white cotton hose •Also some very low priced buskin mils of the first order; large size scailet and wht- mantle merino shawls, very cheap of course Blk bobbinet veils;, elegant plaid marceline silk Fine muslins; silver thimbles; linen camb. hkfs French ginghams and calicoes Jf. B. Super black bombazines. 3 ~ ” N E W G O O m ■JY/l\ JKINSTRY , DAY & CO. have received i y j . and are now opening their spring supply of Dry Goods, comprising in part a very rich as sortment of fancy & staple goods, selected with great care, which they offer at a very small ad vance from the New-York prices. A part of which consists of London super ^superfine blk, blue,green, olive, cl.iret, brown, Oxford mix’d, drab and water proof broadcloths; black, blue, mix’d and drab krirsemeres; blue and blk mix’d satinets; heavy beaverteens; a variety of flannels and baizes; ^uper blk & mix’dlasting; 6-4 baize for floors; sup. and superfine carpeting; a choice assortment of stripes for summer wear; 40 pieces rich plaid and stripe ginghams; a splendid selec tion of fashionable light and chintz calicoes; heavy blk plain &.fig’d satin levantines; blk In dia satins; plain white and fig’d Gros-de-Naples and Gros-de-Berlin, Italian, sarsenet and super lutestring; blue black marceline, stiiped & plaid silk; Nankin, Canton and French crapes; black, blue, green and white do; bombazettes; bomba zines and Circassians; plain and fig’d book, leno and Swiss muslins; 8-4 and 9-4 damask diaper; cotton do. for table cloths; various coTdbattiste; long lawn; white, buff and striped Marseilles & other vestings. May 7 ,1829 3 ~ NEW GOODS. TJO R T E R & TAPPAN, offer for sale on the XT most favorable terms, a large assortment of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, among which are blue, black, brown, mixed Y order of Munson Buel Esq. a judge of Kerseys; green Baizes; black, while and red the court of common pleas, in and for gannels; rose Blankets ; bang-up Cords ; Vest- onntv nfGr««nP. . Tartan Plaids; Carablets; Bombazines; I- Bombazetts; Circassians; black Levantines; B the county ot Greene, nolice is hereby given to all the creditors of Daniel Green, an m -i Bomoazeus; uircassians; black Levantines; solvent debtor, to appear before the said judge, >Sinchews; Lustrings; Canton Cranes; Prus- at his ofiice in the town of Lexington, on the Rhn«.-ia, »; il - . ___ at his office in the town of Lexington, on the gian Shawls; silk and cotton Hdkfs; worsted 1st day of August next, at two o’clock in & cotton Hosiery; Checks; American Plaids; the allernoon of that day, to shew cause if any Irish Linens; Russia Diapers; 300 nieces Cali- comprising a complete assortment; 5 bales American Sheetings ; 5 bales American Shirtings ; 3 bales 9'ickings. Their slock of Groceries is large, consisting in part of 40 chests hyson skin and young by- son teas; 15 hhds- moIa§ses,; 3 hhds. brown sugar; 10 hhds. St. Croix rum ; 6 pipes French brandy ; 2 pipes Holland gin ; 30 casKs wine ; Indigo, pepper,spice, ginger, coffee, chocolate, raisins, cassia, &c. Catskill. Oct. 30,1828. 76 I v v / *V V i U U O t . / they have, why aaassignmentof the said insol vent’s estate should not be made for the bene fit of all his creditors, and his person be ex empt from imprisonment pursuant to Ihe act enlitied ‘^an act to abolish imprisonment for debt in certain cases,” passed April 7, 1819.— Dated June 3, 1829. 6w8 NOTICE, \■\S hereby given to the stockholders o f the X “ Catskill and Mountain Turnpike Com pany,” that an election of five directors to manage the concerns of said company ac cording to law, will be held at the Catskill House, kepi by Mackay Croswell in the vil lage o f Catskill, on the third day o f July next, at two o’clock P. M- By order o f the P r e s id e n t and D irectors. LEW IS BENTON, Sec’y. Catskill, May 24, 1829. 6w6 TAKE n o t i c e ” A LL those indebted lo the late firm of A ARMSTRONG & PO R T E R are de sired to make immediate payment, or take the consequences. Catskill, May 28, 1829. 6 WANTED^ A MIDDLE aged woman to do house work. - l A . Good recommendations will be required. To such an one liberal wages will be given. Apply at this office. April 23,1829. DOZ. Rowland’s Mill Saws, Saugerties Iron ; 6 doz. German Steel and Cast Steel Scythes, for sale by B. W . DW IGHT. Catskill. May 27,1829. _________ 6 FOR SALE. HE subscriber offers for sale, his place in this village, situated about fifty ____ 'rods east of the centre of Main s treet; consisting of a neat and con venient dwelling house, with all the neces sary out buildings, and ten acres of'produc tive land. This is believed by the subscri ber to be as desirable a residence as can be found in any village upon the North River. None can well combine more fully all the privileges of country and village,, nor can any place be found in a more unexception able neighborhood. Any one wishing to purchase apleasantrcsidence for a moderate sum, is invited to examine this.. ' ISAAC SANFORD. Catskill, April?, 1829. __________ 7w3 CAMFIELH & BACKUS, J-'1~AVING entered into part- m nership, are now m readi ness to do the following various kinds of blacksmith work, at a very short notice, on reasonable terms, ..V- and in a workmanlike manner.— Shoeing Horses, warranted not to interfere with their feet. Edge Tools of every descrip tion may be returned 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, turned and finished. Cradle, Elliptick, and C-Sprjngs, made and mendeA 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 Jra Cam- field, they flatter themselves, as possessing com modious advantages, equal to any other estab lishment in the village of Catskill. Catskill, May 1, i829, 3 MERINO GINGHAMS. A FEW pieces of this fashionable article, x Y suited to the approaching season, for sale by WILLIAM H. COIT. Calskill, Oct. 23.’1828. 75 For Sale or To Let, ND possession given immediate ly, the building recently occupi ed by the subscribers as a store and workshop. ARMSTRONG & PORTER. Catskill, May 7, 1829 3 WM. V. B. HEERMAWCIE ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIXOR AT liAW^ V I L L A G E O F C O X S A C K I E , GREENE COUNTY, N. Y. May 14,1829. - Sm4* EASE, DESPATCH & ELEGANCE C O M B IN E D . ■fi^ARTlN CROSS, Barber, would respect- -LTJL fully inform his friends and the public generally, lhat be has taken possession of bis new and pleasantly situated shop, opposite the Catskill Bank, where he will at all times be found at home, and ready to attend to those who may favor him with their custoic .' He has just received from New-York a large assortment of first rate Razors, which he war- ranls to cut with ease—if not, they can he re- turned. Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Oils, fancy goods, and every other article usually found in such establishments, all of which are warranted to be superior articles, manufactur ed for use, and not for show.'- HAIR CUTTING in the newest style,''and SHAVING promptly attended to as usual. Catskill, August 14, 1828. 6g BLANKS^ IpU S T published, and for sale at this office, a V general assortment of Blanks, among which are, Warranty, Quit-Claim, and Mortgage Deeds; Leases; Bonds and Warrants of Attor ney; Insolvent papers under the Abolition Act; do. two-third do; do, Affidavits; Pensioners’ Blanks; Tavern Licenses and Permits; Declar ation on Note, &c. &c. Supreme Court Blanks. —^^Fi. fa. in Case; Test fi. fa. in Case; fi. fa. in Debt; Subposnas; Subpoena Tickets; Capias; Venires; Judgement Records; Proceedings on Bond and Warrant of Attorney; Bail Bonds; Test ca. sa. in Debt; Test ca. sa. in Case and Trespass; Declaration on Bond, &c. &c. Common Pleas — Fi. fa. in Case; fi. fa. in Defat; Subpoenas; Subpoena Tickets; Venires; Capias; Bonds on Appeal, Bail Bonds, &c. &c. Justices’ JBZanAs.—-Execulions, Summons, Subpoenas, Warrants, Attachments, Venires. Peace Warrants, Warrants for Felony, War rants for Assault and Battery, Mittimus, Recog nizances, Bonilson Attachment, do. on Adjourn ment, do. for Debt and Cost, do for Non-Resi dents do. to Stay Execution. May 21. - NEW GOODS. OAM UEL SMITH, havingjustreturned from kx New-Vork, is now in the receipt of a large and handsome assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which with a good supply previous ly on hand, will be sold at the present unusually low prices. Many articles are cheaper than Catskill has of late years been able to offer, and will comport with the general scarcity of cash. Without enumerating many of the items now on hand, the following may serve as a gummary: Cloths and Kersemeres of various kinds; sum mer goods for men and children; superior blk and pearl camblets for ladles dresses A large and superior assortment of calicos and ginghams; ladies mitts and gloves; yellow nankins; figured and plain Swiss mulls Canton crapes; watered beftings; battiste and barrage, for dresses and bonnets; white bar rage hkfs.; canvass for sailors 6-4 black Cashmeres palm leaf corners; white Manchester velvet for painting; mens’ extra heavy real buck gloves Blue black and light dies sewing; sewing silk on spools; fans; real velvet cords; blk. last- ings; beaverteens; blk. Circassians Unbleached cotton jean; fancy soap; fancy silk and ribbons for milliners < Black bobbinet veils; cap ribbons very hand some patterns; large figured mull mulls; cot ton and silk hosiery; unbleached cotton i hose; large size Swiss capes and collars. Catskill, 4th mo. 23, 1829. 1 b T w . DW IGHT, TTTAS recently received a general assortment J X ot HARDWARE and CUTLERY; con sisting of Swedes, hoop, and band Iron Nail rods; brass kettles English blistered steel warranted for axes Swedes, German and cast steel Copper teakettles,anvils, vises Bellows pipes, sledges, frying pans Files and rasps of all kinds; shovels and spades Brass andirons; shovels and tongs Trace chains, halter and jack chains Iron wire;isad irons and tailors’ irons Mill and crdss’qut saws; hand and panel do Sash, wood cuttefs’, arid circular saws Plane irons, chisels, pliines’, braces and bitts Iron squares of a superior quality Trjring squares; patentsaw sets ' , Knives and forks; Pen, pocket and two blade knives; shears, sheep sliears, scissors Butcher, shoe and b rpd knives Razors; needles; fish hooks Knob, chest, cupboard, draw and stock locks Fanning mills at reduced prices; hollow ware Irish and American Glue; lope, &c. Catskill, May 21, 1829. 5 ITALIAN GREY HOUNDS. M NOR SALE, four full blooded Italian J F Grey Hound pups. In colour and ele gance o f form, they far exceed any thing of the kind ever before seen in this country.— Their speed is much greater than the swift est race horse, and the flight of most birds. For further particulars enquire o f SAMUEL DU BOIS. Catskill, May 7; 1829. 3 NEW FIRM . O AMUEL BOGARDUS in connection with A.ARON C. HALL, under the firm of Samuel Bogardus Sf Co. have taken the store lately occupied by Lewis Benton, Esq. on the west side of the Catskill Creek, where a gene ral assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS, will be kept and sold at reduced prices. Cash paid for all kinds of country produce. Catskill, May 14, 1829. 4 HIDES AND CALF SKINS. \|T W . & G. G. GLEASON wish to pur- • chase Hides and Calf Skins, at the highest market price; cash paid on de livery. Catskill, April 30, 1829. 2tf JOHN F. DARROW , '■ n j ’AS just received, in JE X addition to his for mer stock of. Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, a rich assortment of FINE CUTLERY,-such as Pen knives, Razors, Scissots, -------- Snuffers and Trays,—also Razor Straps and Shaving Brushes. A very ex tensive assortment of SPECTACLES. XM C XLITAlb'S' a O O D S , — Drums, Fifes, Swords, Pistols; a fine assortment of Per cussion Guns, stub and plain barrels; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and Hunting Bags. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, -S u c h as Violins and Bows, Flutes, Clarionets, Fla geolets, Bugles, Tambourines, &c. and an un equalled assortment of Violin Strings. J. F. D. tenders his thanks to his friends for the liberal patronage they have hitherto given him, and assures them that it will be his highest ambition to merit a continuation of their favour, by constantly adding to bis establishment, and of course an increased ability to please. Catskill, May 21,1829- 5, NOTICE. yA XiXipersons indebted to Henry Ashley, de- ceased, late of the Village of Catskill in the County of Greene, are required to make payment to the subscribers, at the office for merly occupied by the deceased; and persons having demands against the estate will present them there for settlement. WMS. SEAMAN, ) > Executors. 90tf ROYAL HILL. Catskill, Feb. 3,1829. RETAILING MOLASSES. j| UST received and for sale, a.superior quali- ty Porto Rico Molasses for family use by SAMUEL SMITH Catskill, 5th mo. 14,1829. 4 O ” NOTICE. T ^ GLEASON inform their 9 9 • friends and the publick, that their Market will be well supplied with a variety of the best Meats, Fish and Vegetables the ensuing season; and while they tender to their customers their warm thanks for past favours, they are compelled to insist upon the immediate settlement of all accounts, in Cash, or good notes at 60 days. Delays arc dangerous. Catskill, May 7, 1829. 3 NEW & CHEAP STORE. | . I DNRY H. HYDE is now opening a very U desirable assortmenl of Dry Goods, se lected with much care, particularly for the spring trade. Owing to (he general deprecia tion in the prices of goods, he is enabled lo of fer them unusually low, for cash op approved credit. His friends and the publick are soli cited to examine them before purchasing. The following are. received, viz:— Satin levantines; blk. and blue French levan- fines; striped and plaid sarcenets; Heavy black do( super Italian, lutestring; Black and blue black gro de naps; figured do Black and coloured tlorences; 4-4,7-4& 8-4 merino shawls; Cashmere, Thibet, imitation and Prussiah shatyls; barrage; gauze, silk and fancy dress handkerchiefs,a great variety 4-4,6-4 bi’k and white bobbinet lace; bobbinet and linen edgings and footings; lace tarn'r bored and needle work’d capes, dpubte arid single, « superb varipty;' 4 4 815-4 white arid black bobbinet jace veils; plaidand striped ■ French ginghams; an elegant assortment of light and chintz- cajicos 80 pieces; Natfkin' crapes; coloured and black Canton do Brown batiste; brown; cambricks; cambrick* dimity; 4 4,6-4 & 9-8 cambricks; fine S^iis mulls; large and elegant figured do; plriio&, tam boored book muslins; bl’k while and green French crapes; crape' lesse; French ■ working cotton; linen floss; blue and black Circassians; bl’k bombazines; coloured boni- bazetts; tabby velvets; cap taffetas and belt ribbons a fine variety: linen drillings; blue and yellow nankeens ; black and white silk hosiery ; worsted &. cotton do. Washington do; buskin gloves blk, white and colored ; mitts; silk gloves braids and cords for trimmings; red scarlet and yellow ban dannas ; German flag handkerchiefs Blue, black, green, olive, brown and steel mixed broad cloths; blk and mixed cassi- meres ; blue and steel mixed satinets Bang up cords ; indigo checks and plaids brown and bleached muslms; cotton yarns ; balls, &c. &c. ALSO—Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, a general assortment ; together with a fine variety of China, Glass and Earthenware, very low. April 23, 1829. 1 CHEAP SPRING GOODS. TF^DW ARD LYON is now receiving from JL li New-York a very general assortment of fancy and staple Dry Goods. Farticular a t tention has been paid to the selection of them expressly for the spring trade. Among those received are the most splendid and la test London fashions. There are but few articles in the Dry Goods line.but may be ob tained ill his store. N. B. The goods will be oft’ered cheaper than at any former peri od, and the public is most respectfully invi ted to call and examine them. The follow ing is but a small proportion of those rec’d. Viz r Super and com. blue, black, mix’d and olive cloths; satinets ; table covers ; 7 and 8-4 scarlet and black merino shawls with Wool borders; sup. black bombazines Very fine grass bleach'd linen ; fine and low priced long-lawn ; large size linen hkfs. Linen cam b .; sup. blk Italian s ilk ; sinchews India.-and French levantines-; satins; lute strings ; Gros-de Naples ass’d col’s, .some blue black, plaid and striped do. Green, pink, light blue, wht, straw & lemon col-’d Florence silk; light,dark and black barage and battice, striped and plain for ladies’ spring dresses; an assortment of worsted and silk barage shawls & hkfs. Gentlemen’s and ladies’ blk and white silk hose o f first quality ; a few double capes & pelereens ; 5-4 black bobbinet veils Blk and white bobbinet lace; fine lace foot ings ; sup. white and col’d hUskin gloves and mils ; light ginghams; splendid chintz prints, London spring patterns, generally set figures ; rich furniture chintz Black and while belting, some new style Cap ribbons; blk and wht silk braids; trim ming c o rds; spool & skein silk floss; lin en and cotton do ; green gauze veils Large figured mull muslins; fine plain mull mull and Swiss muslins, camb. jaconet do. Swiss bordered cravats; company, flag and bandano hkfs; yellow and blue nankeens Light vestings; domestic arid imp. jeans W hite and brown cotton hose and | hose Barcley’s barage eravats; a .'few dozen arti ficial flowers ; black French Crapes, do. green,\ vthite crape lesse; Cashmere and Prussian shawls , Italian sewing silks Brovyn linen drilling; an assortment of dark hkfs and small shawls ; fine white, yellow and red flannels; brown and. bleach’d do mestic mu.slins; 4-4 and 6-4 stout bed tick Checks, ginghams, plaids, cotton yarn, bats. A small invoice of fancy Hardware, con sisting of tea trays, waiters from 8 to 30 inch size, a few elegant sets red and cream colors; plated-and brass candlesticks ; pla ted snuffers, snuffer trays, japanned do; bread trays ; knives and forks, carvers, chil dren’s knives and forks; tea and table spoons; wrought steel scissors; pen and pocket knb’es ; polished steel and iron knit- ting pins; biass steel top thimbles ; fancy bodkins, darning needles, «&c. April 16, 1829. 00 ATTEN T IO N ! f ri^ H E person having in' possession, whether A by intentional or accidental theft, or by one of the usual modes of borrowing —without leave—the second Volume of Pitkin’s History of the United Statesj belonging to the subscri ber, may confer the favour of returning it either slyly or openly, without fear of’interrogation. M. CROSWELL. Catskill, May 7, 1829. 3tf BOOKS. \TUST received and for sale byN. G. Elliott, t l at. New-York prices: 2000 Webster’s Spelling Books, 500 Cobb’s do. ’ 400 English Readers, 200 DaboU’eArithmetics, 200 Testaments, 100 W'illet’s Geography and Atlas, 50 Woodbridge’sdo. ■ 50'Murray’s Grammars, 50 Greenleaf’s do. 50 Quarto Bibles, 50 Pocket Bibles, 25 do with Psalms, Scott’s Bible, quarto, 5 volumes, do ■ octavo, 6 do. Travelling Bachelor, Pollok’s Course of Time, ' ■ Atlantic Souvenir for 1829, Token for 1829,' Tale of Paraguay by .^oUthey, Religious Discotirses by Walter Scott, Death’s Doings, Youths Souvenir, Tales of a Traveller, Knickerbocker’s New-York, Bracebridge Hall, Sketch Book, Heraan’s Poems, 2 volumes, Hogg’s Poems; Crabb’s Poems, Campbell’s Poems, Governess,, by Mrs. Sherwood, Irving’s Catechism, Letter Paper, &c, &c. Catskill, Dec. 8,1828,_______ ________ 83 COOPER & TRYO N, Aim COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N o . 76 D e y -S treet, NEW -’KORK. July 14,1828. 61tf TQ PRINTTBRS. OR SALE, a first rate imperial .east iron — Printing Press, Smith’s patent; 400 Ibs^ Long Primer type; 100 do Brevier, both partly tyorn; founts of Double Small Pica; Pica; Seven lines do. Italian; Four lines do. Antique, with lower case; Canon; do. Shaded; and a variety of other Job Letter; Flowers, from Five line Pica to Brevier; Chases; Brass Rules &C; &c. The above materials are a part of the property purchased with the establishment of the Greene County Republican, and, with the exception, of the Long Primer and Brevier type, ail nearly if not quite as good as new. They will be offered on reasonable terms, and are weU worthy the no tice of country printers, wishing to augment their gtqck of materials, ^hey may be exam ined-'any^daj^ by persons wishing to purchase, t FAXON & ELLIOTT. ; 'C«JtSkni,‘Feb. 18,‘1829. : postpaid, relating to any propo- Salsfor tnh^qVe, Will be punctually attended to- Su^onable Goods. ;TAM33S G. ELLIOTT, is tow in Ihe receipt of Bft iddilionat sup^y of .j-taaonable goods, which <^hables him to oner 01 the most favora ble tefinjr an extensive and g-* leral assortment, comprising, jn Dry Goods—Bioadclotbs, Cassi- simeres, Satinets, Flannels, Baizes, Bang-up Cords, SH k , silk velvet and Valentia Vestings, Tartan Plaids, Camblets, Prussian, Cashmere and merino Shawls, Calicoes (an assortment) blue, piiiK and black Satins, Sat'in Levantines^ Florence and Italian Lustrings, heavy blue blk. Gros de Naples, linen and bobbinet Laces, cot (on do ; Chintz Shawls and Hdkfs., Canton fig’d NauKin Crapes, Ilalian do. Crape Lisse, Linens & Linen Cambrics, Bombazettes, doubitj fold Bombazines, Italian, French &l ilndia sew ing Silks, Canjbrics, Cambric Muslins, green Durant German Flags, India do., red and yel low Bandanas. An assortment of seasonable Hosiery, Gloves, &c. 5 bales Domestic Shirt ings, 4 do. Sheetings, 1 do. Checks, 10 do. Cot ton Yarn of the best quality, 4 do. do. Batts, 4 do. do. Tick. Groceries. 20 chests hyson sxin and young hyson Teas 8 do. ToiiKay cfo. 4 hhds Sugar 5 hhds. choice St. Croix Rum, 5 do. Portland 10 do. heavy retailing Molasses 3 pipes Gin, 3 do. Brandy 14 casks and quarter casks Madeira, Teneriffe, Lisbon and Malaga Wines Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff, Cavendish, plug and cut Tobacco; Ginger, Pepper, Pimento Cassia, loaf and lump Sugar, Havana and com mon Segars, Glass, Pipes, etc, Catskill, Dec. 10, 1828 82 l i t l l Clover and Timothy Seed. IjrUST received, 5 Tierces and 10 Barrels Clover Seed. Also, a quantity of Timo thy Seed, Green Marrowfat and small White Peas. For sale by H. & P. WTOTTELSEY. Catskill, April 16,1829. 00 NEW ESTABLISHM E N T . r r i H E subscriber begs leave to inform bis X friends ami the publick, that be has taken the establishment at Catskill Landing formerly occupied by Jacob M. Hallenbeck, where he in tends to pay every attention to the comfort and convenience of Travellers. The above estab lishment has undergone a thorough repair. He is also ready, at any time to accommodate his friends, on reasonable terms, with Horses, Coaches, Barouches, Gigs, and Sulkeys, .also Ladies’ Saddle Horses, for parties of pleasure or otherwise. He also will run a stage from the Steam Boat to the Village, and will stop at either of the publick Houses in the Village, as Ihe passengers shall elect. All orders left there for him shall be punctually attended to; and in readiness for the steam boat, he will keep his house open for the accommodation of passen gers, at all hours. The proprietor hopes from a long experience in the business, and strict at-, lention to the same, to receive a share of the publick patronage. E. CLEVELAND. Catskill, May 7, 1829. ’ 3m3 W . SAGE, SURGEON UENTIST, Corner o f W a rren and Third-Streets, HUDSON. March 17,1829. 96lf NEW ESTABLISHM E N T . IHE subscriber having _ __ commenced tho busi ness of BOOT AND SHOE MAKING in this village, in-- tends keeping constantly on band a good- supply of Men’s, W omen’s and Children's boots and shoes; such as Merf’s coarse boots, fine calf skin and motocco o f the best Workmanship ; W omen’s leather lace boots, pmnello lace shoes, slippers, pumps, dec. ofalmOst every description; Children’s pru nello and morocco lace boots of all sizes and of excellent quality, together with a general assortment of findings; light and heavy hemlock and oak tanned sole leather; with a variety of other articles in the same line, too tedious to mention. ' Those who want, would do well to call and see for themselves. REYNOLDS CORNELL. Catskill, 4th mo. 23, 1829, 1 IRON & S^EEL. Ipk TONS Swedes and Ulster wagon tire A v F iron; I , Ig, 1 |& 1^ in. square do. I and 1 in. round do; 3d, 4d & 5d hoop iron; 2 , 2J, 2 | &,3 in. band do; Eng. blister, German, Swedes and cast steel, lor sale by May 7 ,1829. M ’K in s t r y , 1 > ay & Co. GROCERIES. \I CHESTS hyson, young hyson, hyson j L< l M skin, souchong and bohea teas, of supe rior quality; 1 hhd lump sugar, 3 do. St Croix & N. Orleans do; 6 hhds N. Orleans and Eng. Isl. molasses; 3 do. St Croix rum; 1 pipe Holland gin; 1 do. Cognac brandy; port, Malaga, Samos and other wines; pepper, pimento, coffee, starch, indigo; box & keg raisins, figs, cloves, nutmegs, cassia, &c, for sale by May 7. M ’K jn s t r y , D ay & Co. T U S T R E C E I Y E I I 5 and .for sale by N J G, ELLIOTT, on reasonable terms, -1000 Pieces of Hanging Paper, Ot tbe latest importations, assorted patterns, Catskill, April 3, 1828 46 ^ DR. CHAMBERS^ CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR mTBzarisRAzircz:. f i l H E afflicted need very litlle persuasion to . JL apply a remedy, when they have oneg become cop.’Vinced'(hat they are rcaWy afflict^ ed. The. efficacy of an antidote is hardly ever questioned by the person who finds that he has been bitten by a venomous reptile ; but he at once applies the remedy, and looks tefr Us ope ration. Such is the case with those who are perishing under the effects of, the most deadly of all poisons,—liquid fire. They are always ready to try.any rjatiohal remedy, when they are once convinced that they are really dis eased. It is the deluded man alo’rie, who is in- diflerent to, or ignorant of the dreadful flame which js burning up the springs of existence, who stops to inquire, and iriqqiring doubts, of Ihe efficacy of ibis specifick. AH who have tried,with care and discretion, this Remedy for intemperance, which has re ceived so many, commendations from men of science and medical research, have satisfactori ly proved that a regular and timely use of It, will not only cure that hankering for spiritouj% drink which constiltiles the drunkard ; but vriif also prevent any return with which the patient may be threatened, to the source of h 4 malady, in the intoxicating crip. 03= All orders enclosing the usual price, $3„ postage paid, will 'receiv'e immediate attention. A supply iff tl\P above cetebraied Medicine, warranted genuine, is received and for. salt Ihisoffice. . , Cuisldll, Feb. 18j 18’29, ' '1
