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’-I Interesting Decision .—^The circuit court of jhe United States, justices Story and Pitman, at their recent session in Newport, decided that a general Assignee of an insolvent debtor, took the estate. Subject to all pre-existing liens, or in other words, that he stood in the shoes of the assignor. The question arose in the case of pavid Wilkinson vs. Church Gray. Gray was the general assignee of a Mr. Pliss under what )3 called an out door assignment. The counsel for the defendant contended that if a debtor mortgages bis real estate, and afterwards and before the mortgage is recorded, makes an as signment for the benefit of all his creditors; and the assignee has no notice of the unrecorded mortgage, that it shall prevail against it, it be- jjig for the benefit of creditors; and for this he relied upon the case of Dey vs. Dunham, 2 Johnston’s Ch. Rep. 182, in which Chancellor Kent fully established the doctrine. It was contended on the other side that the authority relied upon by Chancellor Kent, the case of gievenson vs. Hayward, Free, in Chan. 310, did not warrant such a doctrine. Justices ^ Story and Pitnam both express a decided opinion, that the assignee stands in the shoes of the Assignor; that he takes the pro perty loaded with all liens, mortgages and in cumbrances which existed at the time of the assignment, and that such incumbrances, though unrecorded,yet being good against the Assignee. ^Bost. Evening Gazette. MARRIED—At Athens on the 6th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Prentiss, Mr. Samuel Miller, to Miss Maria Delenoy. d ie d —In this village, on the 2d inst. very suddenly, Mr. Thomas Limbrick, aged 48 years. In Lexington, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Lucy Jiull, wife of Mr. Chester Hull, aged 66. W H E AT FLOUR, I ADE from Canal Wheat, will be kept at XJ- t the store of the subscribers for sale, of a good quality and fresh ground. Also Rye Flour. * H . & P. WHITTELSEY. Leeds, July 3, 1829. 12 •JTfcY virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk of the county of Greene, on a judge ment rendered before Moses H. Powell, Esq. one of the justices of the peace of the said coun ty, and to me directed against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Jack Vim Valkenburgh, I have seized and taken all that certain piece or parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situate in the town of Coxsackie in the county of Greene, and now in the posses- [ sion of the said Jack Van Valkenburgh; bounded I west by the Albany and Greene turnpike road, I north by lands owned by Miner Hubbell, east j by the Hudson River, south by William Van Note, said to contain an acre and a half of land, be the same more or less. The right title and interest of the said Jack Van Valkenburgh to the above described premises, 1 shall expose to sale at publick vendue,, on the 21st day of Au gust next, at two o’clock P. M., at the house of [Joseph Hoyt, in the village of Coxsackie.-i- I Dated July 8, 1829. 6wl2 ________ PLATT ADAMS, SberifL 1T B V virtue of a wrtt of fieri facias issued out J D of the Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Shelden Cadwell, I have seized and taken all that certain piece or parcel of land with a dwelling house thereon, situate jia the town of Windham in the county of I Greene; bounded east and north by lands of Sid- tney Tuttle, west by lands of Orestin Grooker, I and south by the Windham Turnpike, contain- lingone acre of land b(e the same more or less. [The right, title andinteiest of the said Sbtilden I Cadwell to the above described premises, I shall ■expose to sale at publick vendue on the 22d ■day of August next, at two o’clock P . M., at the Ihouse kept by William Van Bergen in the vil- llage of Catskill. Dated July 8, 1829. 6wl2_________PLATT ADAMS Sheriff. IT I Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out IJI j I of the Supreme Court, and to, me directed lagainst the goods and chattels, lands and tene- imentsof Benjamin Edw%vds'heir of Benjamin I Edwards, Juii. 1 have seized and taken the fol- I lowing pieces of land, viz: a piece or parcel sit- luatein the village of Cairo, now in the posses- I sion of George A. Crooker, and bounded gene- I rally as follows; on the east by the WoocStock I turnpike, on the south by the Susquehannah I turnpike, on the west by the Shinglekill Creek, I and on the north by Ira T. Day, containing half I an acre of land'more or less; also that farm of ■ land situate in'Cairo aforesaid, and bounded as I follows, viz: on the west by Ipson Lacy, on the Isouth by Francis Carbirte, on the east by said I Carbine and John Crooker, and on the north by Ithe Windham turnpike road, containing sixty ■ acres of laud more'oi less. The right title and liaterest of 'the said Benjamin Edwards, heir of iSenjainin Edwards, jun., to the above described jpremises, I shall expose to 'sale attpublick ven- I due on the 2Ist day of August next, a 110 o’clock I lathe forenoon, at the house of Mackay Cros- jwell in the village of Catskilk Dated July 17) 1829. ’6'vl2 PLATT ADAMS, Sheriff. ■ EFAULT having been made iii the pay-, * raent of a certain sum of money secUred'l by indenture of mortgage, bearing date the twenty-second day of February in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, exe- unted by Robert Bums to Russell Judson, no tice is hereby given that by virtue ol a power in |ne said mortgage contained and pursuant to 'e statute in such case made and provided, the mortgaged premises, being all that certain piece or parcel of land situated, lying and. be- ’\S in the town of Coxsackie and bounded as oiiows, viz: beginning at the south west cor- ■ er of a lot belonging to Minor Htibbell on the , of the highway leading from the Cox-1 '^ckie Church to Reed’s Landing, and running] ram thence easterly along the south line of ‘“m Hubbell’sJand on which heretofore stood loard fence about eight rods to a board fence '“c West boundary of a lot belonging to said ubhell^ thence southerly about four rods '“'ig the said fence to the high way aforesaid, ^^icnce Westerly and northerly along said high ,'?y to the place of beginning, containing about 1 .'[.V I’ods of ground be the same more or less; 'll be sold at publick vendue, at the house of _sson Mapes, inn keeper in the, town of Cox- j'g the county of Greene, on the ninth y of January next, at two o’clock in the af- P^noon. Dated this third of July 1829. ' . RUSSELL JUDSON. .— B. H eermawce , Alt’y. 6ml2 llE F a u l t having been made in the pay- V of a certain sum of money secured by Icnture of mortgage bearing ' dale thfe seven- enth day of June, in the year of out Lord one pa*!! T hundred and twenty-six, execu- I . Benjamin and Rachel B. Clark, to . n Jewett—Notice is hereby given, that by me of a power in the said mortgage contain- Ind to the statute in such ease made ‘ I provided, the mortgaged premises, being i certain tract, or lots of land, situate ih town of Coxsackie, couhtyof Greene, and 0 ^ fir ^ovv-York, known as lots No. (15 & _ i) nUeen and twenty, of the Glebe lands be- Sing to the Reformed Dutch Church of Cox- on '®’~tiounded west on lots No. (14 & 21,) ' [ twenty one, south on the Coxsackie opike, east on lots No. (16 & 19,) sixteen & r„j Old north on a street,^containing in “ath sixty two feet each, and in length about ub|-“?“tlr/'.d and ten feet each, will be sold at obn D ''®bdue, at the house now occupied by tea B '*1 said Coxsackie, known as the nd ? House, at the Landing, on the sec- July next, at twelve o’clock at noon, toil ® j this eighteenth day of December, one fi. Or hundred and twenty eight. ! JOHN JEW E T T , g i i^ g e n t, ISRAEL GIBBS. ^ 1 H e sale of the above described proper- UtL P°®Iponed to the 16th day of July instant, I *bd hour. Da^ed July 2,1829. I JOHN JEWETT. NOTICE ■jrS hereby given, that the annual Election fof Directors of the Susquehannah Turnpike Road, will be held at the Hotel kept by William Van Bergen, in the Village of Catskill, on the 24th day of July instant, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day. Dated July^, 1829. By order of the Directors, 3wl2____________CALEB DAY. Sec’y. Black and Coach Smithing. TAM E S DAVID informs his friends and the publick generally, that he continues the Blacksmithing Business at his old and well es tablished shop in this Village, in all its various branches. He has procured excellent Coach Smiths, and invites the publick to examine their work, which he trusts will be found equal to any in this state. Cradle, Ellipiick and C- Springs made to order. J. D. respectfully solicits that share of patron age which a steady adherence to his usual meth od of doing business, will, he doubts not, enti tle him. N. B. Carriages and Pleasure Wagons of the best workmanship, furnished at short notice; and the publick are assured that the wood work (as well as iron work) will be such as has been hitherto unequalled in this county. Lumber Wagons complete, for sale as usual. ‘ Catskill, July 9, 1829. _______________ 12 I VEFAULT having been made in the pay- menl of a certain sum of money, secured by indenture of mortgage bearing date the seventh day of May one thousand eight hun dred and twenty-eight, executed by Peter Simpson, Junj to George Garrison, which said mortgage was on the seventh day of October 1828 duly assigned to Hiram W. Burhans; no tice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue of a power 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 or farm of land, situate tying 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, north on lands of Edmund Smith, east on lands of Wilber and Coonly and those of Isreal Gib- sen, south on lands now owned by the said Simpson, containing fifty acres of land be the same more or less; also all that certain piece, parcel, lot or farm of land situate lying and be- ing in the town aforesaid, bounded as follows to wil; on the north by the above described piece of land, east on the said creek, south oh lands in the possession of Joshua Alesworth, and west on the highway, being the 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 at publick vendue at the bouse of Mackay Croswell, inn keeper in the town of Catskill in said county, on the I2tb day of January next, at one o’clock in the after noon. Dated July 8,1829. HIRAM W. BURHANS, Assignee. J ohn A dams , Att’y. 6ml2 ON W E D NESDAY, The 15th o f J u ly, will be drawn in the City o f ^ e w - Y ork, the NEW -YORK CAT^KXLL tovv ' boa t E n t e r p r i s e , - AND SLOOP SHAKESPEARE. E nterprise , Cap. Rockefeller. I S hakespeare , Capt. Horton. r r i H E subscribers have made arrangerhenfs (d employ in Ifaeir Freighting business this season, A the Tow Boat ENTERPRISE, to run bgtiVeen Catskill and New-York in connexion with the Sloop Shakespeare. The Enterprise will be towed by One of the Boats of the Steam Navi gation Company, and her passages will generally be made in about 15 hours. To merchants, whose business requires a short and certain passage for their merchandize, and to others who may want to transport to the New-YorK market, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &c. or the various kinds of market stuff, such as Butter, Cheese, Fruit, &c, &c. the advantages of such an arrangement must be evident. Until the’taonth of July next, the Tow Boat and the Seakespeare will leave Catskill on the following days, circumstances beyond our control excepted. p w BOAT. SHAKESPEARE. Oa Friday, 10th of July, On Thursday, l6th of July, do 24th,of July, do SOlhofJuly, do 7lh of Aug., do 13th of-'Ang., do 21st of Aug., do 27th of Aug., do dIhofSept., do 10th of Sept., do 18th of Sept., do 24th of- Sept. Should ally alteration be made in the order of their leaving Catskill, after the 1st of Oct., sea sonable notice will he given by a new advertisement. The subscribers thankfully acknowledge the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on them, and respectfully ask for a continuance of favor from.theirfriends and the public generally _____ July 2,1829. PENFIELD, DAV &. CO. C O N S O L I D A T E D L O T T E K Y , Class No. 8—For 1829. 45 Numbers, 6 drawn ballots. SCHEME, 1 prize of *10,000 * 6 of 200 1 4,000 39 50 1 2,000 39 30 1 1,750 78 15 4 1,000 429 10 6 500 4446 5 Whole Tickets $5. Halves 2i50 Guarlers £1,25. For sale in every variety at J. TRUESDAIL’S Offico. Catskill, July 2, 1829. 11 D raw n Numbers of E x tra Class No; ?. 23 46 9 7 15 28 3 L I S T O F L E T T E R S , Remaining in. the Post Office, Catskill, J u ly 1, 1829- FranctsD Adams Richard Jackson Charles Atwood Christian Jackson Charles C. Abeel Dr. Kinnis Francis Aymaf, Jr. Edward Kendall Charles Botsford Catharine Kyes Caleb Barnura JVIarlin Lowel GeoVge Barnett Roswell Lawrence Mr. Boyd 2 .tohn Lant Harriet Butler Abraham Layman Charles D. Brown Lawrence Lockwood John B. Babson .Tames O. Leach Rachel Bellamy John Layman Wm.H.'Backus Rev. W Lysfer lleremiah Brandow Betsey Livingston Nicholas Britt, Jr. or ) Millard & Hall 2 L. M. Lawrence, or? Rev. Samuel Miller Frederick P. Fiero ) Wm. C. M'Kinstry W, Briggs Mary McDouga] Charles Balier Joseph Miller Mary A. Babcock Gabriel Merritt Joel Beilatny Frederick Martin Egbert Bogardus -John Miner A. Berti Susannah Myer Peter A. Brown Alexander McDonnel Catskill'Chapter Maria Mower Win. H-' Cpit Christopher Muster Ralph Chambers Bardsley Northrop 2 Wm. Cooke Jolm Osterhout George Ci'awbucfc Eleanor C. Ostrander James Cowee 2 Peter Osterhout Mablon T. Coon Powers & Day Zebina Church Gilbert T. Petteuger Wm. Cawden 2 Harry Pierce Joel D. Comfort Col. Leander Palacio Russel Day Aaron Roberts Caleb Day Abraham Roberts John Dayton Cornelius Rouse John Dowling Isaac Romeyn6 Herman Depews Silas Rushmore Elizabeth Dunbar Francis Sayre Wm. DoW Denis Stocking Harvey Dui-fy Mrs. Henry R. Sangei* Samuel Davis Wm. Schuneman Reuben Doty John Sanders Jr. Wm. A Dumond Gertrude Souser James G. Elliott Peter K. Sax Dinah Elveridor John Sherman or ? Joseph G. Emmons Jr.Robert Knapp j James Earl Thomas Sisson Mr. Faxon Peter Souser Mariam Gibson James Smiton Benjamin Graham Nancy Sherman Daniel H. Gee Wms; Seaman Peter Goetschius Margaret Suydam David E. Gregory . Julia A. Thomson Eli M. Gibbs Wm. E. Traver S, Gavet Joseph Tapley 2 H. Glljerry John Van Nater Carlo Green Peter Van Vechfen G. G. Hardenburgh Rachel Van Vechten George Hallenbeck Charles H. Webb 2 John R. Hallenbeck Horace Willard H. &. S. Hayt 2 C. Walworth Dudley Pleiiderson Edward Wells Nathaniel Hinman John Wells Ann Hamlin Jarvis Webster Francis C. Hale George P. Whiting John Hicks Wm. Ward Casper H. Ham Joshua Lee Weaver Nicholas Hughson 2 Judson WilcOx Eliza Hamlin Mrs. Welch A. C. Hall 3 w ll T . O'H . Croswel, P . J L HENRY LANE* DRY GOODS, 113 F earl-street— Hanover Sauare, NEW-YOEK, March 2,1829. 94 NEW GOODS. 'J%/1\5KINSTRY d a y & CO. have received iV X 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. Apart of which consists of London super superfine blk, blue, green, olive, claret, brown, Oxford mix’d, drab and water proof broadcloths; black, blue, mix’d aiid drab kersemeres; blue and blk mix’d satinets;heavy beaverteens; a variety of flannels and baizes; super blk & mix’d lasting; 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 filk 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 niarceline, striped & 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 i9-4 damask diaper; cotton do.for tablecloths; various col’d battiste;' long lawn; white, buff and striped Marseilles & Other vestings. May 7,1829 3 W ANTED. A MIDDLE aged woman to do house work. -XaL Good recommendations will be required. To such an one liberal wages will be given. Apply at this office. April 23,1829. WOOL. \I fide sheeps wool, a small part of which is best Saxony, for sale by June 18,1829. J. W. HUNTER & Co. 9 NEW GOODS. A MOS CORNWALL has received this day J3 L an additional assortment of Dry Goods, purchased at the present lotv prices, which will be sold for cash, unusually low,—among which are,—Blue black, olive and green cloth. Super 6-4 stripe and plaid gihghams Super chintz calicoes; Browh & white drillings Drab cord, cazinett; 6-4 black bombazine; Blk. Circassians^ Cambrick & jackonett muslins Blue black matcelain and g'ros de nap Black Italian lutestring; 8-4 black and scarlet merino sjiawls; Super merino long shawls Black and White Thibet shawls; Thread and bobinett laces; Superiour black lace veils Silk and gauze hdkfs, black Canton hdkfs Brown and white cotton hose; Whiteand straw col’d Navarino hats; 1 case super Leghorn hats; Elegant Gauze Ribbons; Domestick plaids and stripes; Domestick blue calicoes 'Brown and bleached shirting and sheetings Cotton yarn, cotton threads Baskets, Russia Diapers June 9,1829 8 TO LET. FTfTIHE store last occupied by Saro- J t ucl Huestisj next north of Mr. Mesick’s store in main street, will be _ _ _ _ _ let until the 1st May next. Posses sion can be given immediately. This is be lieved to be the best stand for mercantile busi- ne.ss in the village. Enquire of APOLLOS COOKE. Ju iy 2 ,1829. ____________ lU f BAGLEY W A T SON, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS A T L A W , DURHAM. November J 2 , 1828. 78 ifT' TO TANNERS. INHE , Tannery of the late L Heniy Ashley, in the Vil- .lage of'Catskill, will be leased I'after tlfO first of May next.— ■Enquire of the Executors. Feb. 5, 1829. 90tf MILLS & ROW E , G R O C B R S , Jfb. 13 South-Street, JVew-York. [CF P.roduce, '&c. sold on Commission. April 30, 1829. 2 Clover and Timotiiy Seed. T U S T received, 5 Tierces and 10 Barrels t P Clover Seed. . Also, a quantity of TimoJ thy Seed, Green Marrowfat and small While Peas. For sale by H. & P. WHITTELSEY. Catskill, April 16,1829. q O CATSKIIil. TOBAOCO MANUFACTORY. Y IV. HUNTER fe Co. have' just received • I • ih addition to their former stock. 100 Jars of Lorillard's Maccaboy Snuff. 100 do Reill’s do do 75 do Oakleys, do do lO Tierces Scotch, do 25 Boxes Pipes, 50 Kegs PIugTobacco(3ome very superior.) Likewise constantly on hand, a large assort ment of Cut Tobacco for Chewing and Smo king, Spanish Cut for smoking, (a superior ar ticle.) Spanish and American Segars. The aboveare warranted to be equal to any in the State. Merchants and others will find it to their interest to call, as we will sell at New- York prices which will insure their saving of freight, &c. Catskill, Oct. 8, 1828. 73 Clothing Establishment. TA M E S H. EELLS & FRANCIS STORY tR having commenced business under the firm of EELLS & STORY, respectfully inform the publick, that they have taken the store formerly occupied by William C. M’Kinstry, where they offer for sale an elegant and well selected as sortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings; Ready made Clothing and Trimmings, togeti - er with a variety of fancy articles for gentle men’s dress; which they recommend of as good quality and workmansiiip as any offered in this place. They also continue the Tailoring and Habit Making Business. Garments made and war ranted to fit as well, at least, as at any establish ment in this village. CUTTING promptly attended to. Allorders from abroad punctually complied with. -Military Garments made, according to the statute. • Catskill, May 7, 1829. 3 NEW GOODS. O AMUEL SMITH, having just returned from 1^ New-York, 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 summary: Cloths and Kersemeres o f various kinds; sum mer goods for men and children; superior blk and pearl camblets for ladies dresses A large and superior assortment of calicos and ginghams; ladies mitts and gloves; yellow nankins; figured and plain Swiss mulls Canton crapes; ivatered beltings; 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 libbons for milliners Black bobbinet veils; cap ribbons very hand some patterns; large figured mull mulls; cot ton and silk hosiery; unbleached cotton | hose; large size Swiss capes and collars. Catskill, 4th mo. 23, 1829. 1 ^ ~ w 7 d ^ i v i g h t ^^ T T A S recently received a general assortment j c p . <|f HARDWARE and CUTLERY; con sisting of Swedes, hoop, and band Iron Nail rod^; brass kettles English blistered steel warranted for axes Swedes, German and Cast steel Copper tsa kettles, ahvils, Vises Bellows pipes, sledges, fryirtg pans Files and rasps of all kinds; shovels and spades Brass anurous; shovjsls and tongs Trace chiins, halter and jack chains Iron wirej sad irons and tailors’, irons Mill and cross cut saws; hand and panel do Sash, wood cutters’, and circular saws Plane iroiis, chisels, planes, braces and bitts Iron squares of a superior quality Trying squares; patentsaw sets Knives and forks; Pen, pocket and two blade kilives; shears, sheep shears, scissors Butcher, shoe aqd bread 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 NEW GOODS. lYORTER & TAPPAN, offer for sale on the most favorable terms, a large assortment of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, among which are blue, black, brown, mixed and drab Broadcloths ; Cassimeres; Satinets; Kerseys; green Baizes; black, white and red flannels; rose Blankets; bang-up Cords; Vest ings ; Tartan Plaids; Camblets ; Bombazines ; Bombazetts; Circassians; black Levantines; Sinchewsj Lustrings; Cantoh Crapes; Prus sian Shawls; silk and cotton Hdkfs; worsted & cotton Hosiery; Checks; American Plaids; Irish Linens ; Russia Diapers ; 300 pieces Cali coes, comprising a complete assortment; 6 bales American Sheetings ; 5 bales American Shirtings 5 3 bales Tickings. Their stock of Groceries is large, Consisting in part of 40 chests hyson skin and young hy son teas ; 15 hhds. molasses ; 3 hhds. brown sugar; It) hhds. St. Croix rum ; 5 pipes French brandy ; 2 pipes Holland gin ; SOcasKs wine ; Indigo, pepper, spice; ginger, coffee, chocolate, raisins, cassia, Szc. CafskiN, Oct. 30, 1828. 76 MERINO GINGHAMS. A FEW pieces of this fashionable article, x Y suited to the approaching season, for sale by . WILLIAM H. COIT. Catskill, Oct. 23.1828. 75 t e r NOTICE. X B T W . & G. G. GLEASON inform their • P • friends and the publick, that their Market will be well supplied With a variety of the best Meats, Fish arid 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 o f all accounts, in cash, or good notes at 60 days. Delays are dangerous. Catskill, May 7,1829. S . FOR SALE» A P a RM of about forty acres, on which are a Dwelling House, Barn and Distillery, lately occupied by William Harvey, and situated in the town of Delhi, about a mile from the Lake Mills. For terms, apply to A. Sr A . J. Parker, Delhi, or to ARMSTRONG & PORTER, Catskill. April 2,1829. 93 NEW FIRM . ^ ^A M U E L BOGARDUS in connection with O AARON C. HALL, under the firm of Samuel Bogardus fy 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 Farmers Look at This. r i l H E subscriber wishing to -M. remove, offers for sale his very valuable Farm, situate in Ihe town of Cairo, county of Greene, seven miles from Catskill Ferry lying on both sides of the Catskill Turnpike, co’ntain- ing 100 acres On said farm is a house, barn, out houses, and two young thrifty orchards __ About 50 acres are in a high state of cultivation —30 acres of which are Flats, adjoining the Catskill Creek, equal to any in the county—the remainder containing a good proportion of 'young T imber. The above property will be sold cheap, and terms of payment made easy — An indisputable title will be given. . ^ ^ D.\NIEL BASSETT. Cairo, June 18,1829. 9tf NEW & CHEAP STORE. i n ENRY H. HYDE is now opening a very ■ X, desirable assortment of Dry Goods, se lected with much care, particularly for the spring trade. Owing to the general deprecia tion in the prices of goods, he is enabled to of fer them unusually low;, fop cash or approved credit. His friends and the publick are soli cited to examine them before jiurchasing. The following are received, viz:— Satin levantines; blk, and blue French levan tines; striped and plaid sarcenets; Heavy black do; super Italian lutestring; Black and blue black grp de naps; figured do Black and coloured florences; 4-4,7-4 8^ 8-4 merino shawls,* Cashmere, Thibet, imitation and Prussian ' shawls; barrage; gauze, silk and fancy dress handkerciiiefs,a great variety 4-4, 6-4 bl’ic and white bobbinet lace; bobbinet and linen edgings and footings; lace tarn- bored and needle work’d capes, double and single, fl superb variety; 44&.5-4 white and black bobbinet lace veils; plaid and striped French ginghams; an elegant assortment of light and chintz calicos 80 nieces; Nankin crapes; coloured and black Canton do Brown tfalisle; brown cambricks; cambrick dimity; 4 4, 6-4 & 9-8 cambricks; fine Swiss mulls; large and elegant figured do; plain & famboored book muslins; bl’k white and green French crapes; crape lesse; French working coiton; linen floss; blue and black Circassians; bl’k bombazines; coloured bom bazetts; tabby velvets; cap taffetas and belt ribbons a fine variety; linen drillings; blue and yellow nankeens ; black and white silk hosiery; worsted & coiton 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 muslins; 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. ’TN DW ARD LYON is now receiving from JCA New-York a very general assortment of fancy and staple Dry Goods. Particular 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 in his store. N. B. The goods will be offered cheaper than at any former p eri 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 : 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 ; sinehews India and French lovantihes; 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 q u ality; aifew 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 mits ; light ginghams; splendid chintz prints, London spring patterns, generallj set figures; rich furniture chintz 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 knives ; polished steel and iron knit ting pins ; brass steel top thimbles; fancy bodkins, darning needles, &c. April J6, 1829. 00 HIDES AND CALF SKINS. T W . & G. G. GLEASON wish to pur- • chase H ides and C a lf S k ins, a t th^ highest market price; cash paid on de livery. Catskill, April 30, 1829. 2tf JOHN F . DARROW , T fjrA S just received, in JU L adilition to his for- tner stork of Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, a rich assortment of FINE CUTLERY, such as Pen knives, Razors, Scissois, Snuffers and Trays,—also Razor Straps and Shaving Brushes. A very ex tensive assortment of SPECTACLES. .M Z I ^ I V A R ’Sr G O O B S , — Drums, Fifes, Swords, Pistols; a fine assortment of Per cussion Gubs, stub and plain barrels; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and Hunting Bags. MUSICAL in s t r u m e n t s ,-S uch as Violins and Bows, Flutes, Clarionets, Fla geolets', Bugles, Tambourines, &c. and an un equalled assortment of Violin Strings. J. F. D. tenders bis 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 his establishment, and of course an iricreased ability to please. Catskill, May 21,1829. 5 E A S E , D E S P A T C H & e l e g a n c e COMBINED. Tl/rA R ’l'IN CROSS, Barber, would respect- -LTX fully inform his friends and the public generally, ihat he has taken possession of his new and pleasaolly 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 cusioni. He has just received from New-York a large assortment of first rate Razors, which he war rants (o cut with ease— if not, they can be 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 CU'ITING in the newest style, and SHAVING promptly attended (o as usual. Cat.skill, August 14,1828. 65 “ o l d C A T S K X L X i S A K E H Y , EORGE M, KENDALL, informs the pub; vJFlick and hisformercustoineis,thatnotw‘jth- standing the pressure of the limes and a pre tended strong opjjositmi, he still keepshis he.ad “ above water,” and will be found at his old and well established Bakery at all times, when his friends will not be obliged to seek “ in vain” for Bread, Cakes, Crackers, or any articles in his line, of a quality unsuipassed. Baking dondfor families at all usual baking hours.— Families and grocers will be served with fresh Rusk on Tuesdays and Fridays at four o’clock P. M. He solicits, and humbly trusts that the quality of his articles, and his punctCtality, will ensure to him, a liberal share of patronage, in despite of the sneers and slanders of a puny op position. May 20,1829, 5 Seasonable Goods. TAMES G. ELLIOTT, is r.-w in the receipt nf of an additional supply of -easonable goods, which enables him to offer 01 the most favora ble terms, an extensive and g-meral assortment, comprising, in Dry Goods^-BroadclOths, Cassi- simeres, Satinets, Flannels, Baizes, Bang-up Cords, SH k , silk velvet and Valentia Vestings, 'Tartan Plaids, Oambiefs, Prussian, Cashmere and merino Shawls, Calicoes (an assoj-tment) blue, pitiE and black Satins, Satin 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 Nanxin Crapes, Italian do. Crape Lisse, Linens & Linen Cambrics, Bombazettes, double fold Bombazines, Italian, French &TiIndia sew* ing Silks, Cambrics, 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 skid and young hyson Teas 8 do. TooKay do. 4 hhds Sugar 5 hhds. choice St. Croix Rum, 6 do. Portland 10 do. heavy retailing Molasses 3 pipes Gin, 3 do. Brandy 14 casks and quarter casks Madeira3 Tenerifle, 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 NEW ESTABLISHM E N T . r r i H E subscriber begs leave to inform his I friends and the publick, that he 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 Hbrses, 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 the passengers shall elect. All orders left there for him shall be punctually attended lo; and in readiness for the steam boat, he will keep his house open for the accommodation of passen- ger.s, at all hours. The proprietor hopes from a long experience in the business, and strict at tention to the same, to receive a share of the publick patronage E. CLEVELAND. Catskill, May 7, 1829. ’ 8rn3 NEW ESTABLISHM E N T . PBrqHE subscriber having J . commenced the busi- I ness of BOOT AND SHOE _ _ _ MAKING in this village, in tends keeping constantly on hand a good supply of Men’s, W omen’s and Children’s boots and shoes; such as Meff’s coarse boots, fine calf skin and morocco o f the best workmanship; W omen’s leather lace boots, prunello lace shoes, slippers, pumps, Ac. of almost 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 fbt themselves. REYNOLDS CORNELL. Catskill, 4th mo. 23, 1829. 1 IRON & ST t S e L. 1| ^ TONS Swedes and Ulster wagon tire A vF iron; I, I s , J i& in. squaredo. J, i and 1 in. round do; 3d, 4d & 5d hoop iron; 2 , 2 J ,2 | &3 in. band do; Eng. blistei, German, Swedes and cast steel, for sale by May 7,1829. M’K instrx , D ay & Co. OBOCEKIE8. -g ^ CHESTS hyson, young hyson, hyson X l I skin, souchong and bohea teas, o f supe rior quality; 1 hhd lump sugar, 3 do. St Croix & N. Orleans do; 6hhds N. Orleans and Eng. Isl. molass.es; 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 instry , D ay & Co. T U S T r e c e i v e d j and for sale by N i f G. ELLIOTT, on reasonable terms, 1000 P ieces o f H a n g i n g P a p e r , of the latest importations, assorted patterns. Catskill, April 3, 1828 46 DOZ. Rowland’s Mill S-aws, Saugerties Iron ; 6 doz. Germ-an Steel and Cast Steel Scythes, for sale by B. W . DW IGHT. Catskill, May 27,1829. 6 IT A L IA N GREY HOUNDS. T N O R SALE, four full blooded Italian J - Grey Hound pups. In colour and e le gance o f form, they far exceed any thing of the kind ever before seen in this country.— Their speed is much g reater than the swift est race horse, and the flight of must birds. . For further particulars enquire o f SAMUEL DU BOIS. Catskill, May 7,1829. 3 NOTICE. A LLpersons indebted to Henry Ashley, de- -OL ceased, late of the Village of Catskjll 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, ) JACOB v a n VOORHIS, > ROYAL HILL. S Catskill, Feb. 3,1829. 90tf COOPER & TRYON, AMS COMMISSION MERCHANTS^ No. 76 Dey-Street, NEW-YORK. July 14,1828. gltf S T O V E S COOKE, WILSON & GRIGGS, O AVE just received and are now mounting a large assortment of Franklin, Cooking, Oven andBox STOVES, of the most fashiona ble patterns, which they will dispose of at very low prices. ALSO, Sheet Iron Stoves, Stove Pipe and sheet Iron Work of all kinds manu factured and for Sale low. Catskill, Jan. 1,1829. gfi FOR SALE, 4 F a r m in Kiskatom, about six miles from the vilJageof Catskill, containing about 130 acres. With a small farm house and barn on the same. Said farm is well watered & has a suita ble proportion of natural meadow, arable and pasture land, and the soil in general remarkably favorable for the use of plaster. About lOOgraft- ed apple trees, besides a number of natural fruit, are now in a bearing stale. The fences are out of repair and poor, but a sufficient quantity of stone may be obtained on the farm to put it in good fence. It will he sold reasonable, and liberal terms given for payment. For particu lars enquire of H. & P. WHITTELSEY. Catskill, (Leeds) Feb. 19,1829 92 v.'l . \k'M
