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VOL. V II . A U BU R N , W E D N E SD A Y , D E C E M B E R 15, 1830. NO. 30 .amm

TfiftM S O P T H E F R E E ,P R E S S . 3 lim T '*..... ' ■ ■

TO village subscribers- wlio receive tbe pa'per a t tlieir j,veiling^, ,p'2, lialt-y ?arly in a Ivanee. -

Those who ou'.l tor I* Vt the office, an-} sign their i}pmes to a subscription paper, v It be furnished tit $ t 60, to be in- creaseJ to §2 i f not psttd within th e year.

go p iper (iiseontiiniad until a ll arrearages’are paid, bat tJ«? diiCfftttdn of tbe jf. iblisber.

,\^i-}aoeri’isetrts.'iks cr * ̂ plcuouslf; inserted. at the zisifaZ ‘.-•jtS.£3* Ml ftnmmutncaltot i to thoe<lll-fvj mast be post-paid.■All ill*.— —— — i^— ■

N fcW *Y O R K . I R IC E S C U R R E N T .

YuIES, POT.-------- p e a r l■JEEE, PRIME, KEW <— MESS,BUTTER,CUEE3E.

£ NEW-YORK SUPER.TJ 1 W ES TERN0 { RYB1 1 IN D f-lN I.

\ “ *-_ r NORTHERN >VHEAT bushel ' \ GENESEE, W H IT E

5 < RYE,J3 1 NORTH. CORN, YEL.£> v OATS,jiejip’s c w -r o t ,' at . e r .i, \ ItT>,PJRK, PRIME.___— mess

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12 75 1 10 1 15

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F A N C Y S T A T I O N A R Y .

A COM PLETE assortment o f Fancy Stationary 1? constantly kep t on hand

by H. IvH on& C o.T h e following are a few o f the articles :

Bristol Board, a suporioup article for E n r-rlng nod ^ainUng, F rench Coloured P aper, P elh .Paper, Reeves fc Son’s cele­brated English Wcrter C o lours. PitiK Sou- cer£, Peach Blossom Do. Gold Paper, Visiting Curds. Embossed N ote Paper, Marble P aper, Penknives, Pencils, Scaling Wax, W afers, L e tte r , Stamps, Folders, Prints o f various sizes, among which are about F ifteen H undred different vie ws of English. Scenery on small cards suitable for C ard Tables or Scrap Book*?, &c. &c.

Auburn N ov . 2 0 , 1030.

NEW -YORK BANK-NOTJ3 T A B L E .

NfilV-YORK- City 13-inks p n liijng-tsfonrf b do yutchess no- b d<» Iitnsingburgb do Statu b Albany tM iz'<s>lec;Vcof,AoCanal ti Albany d» M <ch & Far. do l!<> 1’, of Albany do Cimraar.brio d<> Nowb«r;h do Orange Oo. tlo CattakiU doTroy dopinners’,T ro y , do alohirw k Geneva f <;.;n«3eo1,'iicftI'iica Branch Auburn Ontario Onu?.l Itochestsr Xs'ttwburgh br at

trbac-,i dilcuuronn rftfTitmtoe, >40J/ockpor c du O^alnnbursh dofilicnangn dotViiynn Oo. do

' <’i»J.rt»n. Hudson. 4i) '(idile District ■Orwnc Ctf.

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MAS5ACIIUS’TSi NEW JB»3EY.J-jStato, Newark, par tj do EfiJnbotru. do

d<>| do N.Brunsw. do do,Newark b^*ins.do dolTronton b co. do dolFurmers i$■ Afcb. doj RuSi way do dojOranffo do

Hoson bks,Boston banks.Agricultural Leicoster Bedford Corn.Dedham Gloucester Harnpsliire Lynn .Meclnn. doji’cople’sb Patets. ̂ i Mcciiinics’ dojCuinbRrbm'l (Jo j

doAIimnt liallevFc-inklin M ‘.rob silts*M.trblcheaiJ,M*jrriinac,Neivbsiiyuof t Plymouth - Brighton li'MVt*!'Pawtucket.SaioinSprtngti.ddTaunton iTnion Woiec.ster faltaoulii MCii'luiiWare Saudoilanil Oo'n. SilcmPacific. Nantuc. do!Oaledonia Pfiiuni';, do do-Uontjielier SntfoniE'sex broken1 Rraitlnbot ougb

do Belchortown 5<); ____

F X M B F X mX M T W d & H E ,E M B O @ g E l ) A N » P i a i Y j

M anufactured by D . tV /. Henderson, Jersey City, „Y. J,

LU A D V &. Y I I E D E . Y B I B C f f ?having been appointetl (_by the Manufactu­

rer?) Agents for the sale, a t Wholesale and R e­tail, of the Jersey City

M A m W A m ma new and splendid article, never before offered ia this country, among which are

PIT C H E R S , o f different patterns and size;, C O FFE E PO TS, R U T T E R BOX;TEA do. MUGS,

do i FL O W E R do. PIPKINS,do j INKS l’ANOS, TOYS, &c. &e.

p b i ht i HHE Subacriber, ib at all tones prepared to execute,^nt JL tbe eberfert* notice, nud in the neatest manlier, LE11-

TKE-PItESS PRINTING, of every desnripiion, such as—S ' Q e m S *

H A N D B J C L L S ,H Ianlis, 8 lc. £lc.

8&-A. bis iissortment of Plain anil Ornamental Type, ̂Bordera, Cuts, <Le. is one of' the most extensive in this part ! el I hoi dbulitry, Il I fldnnlly solicits a continuance of the j libtlll imtroTiiigo the Froe Press eRtabh'sbmerft has hereto­fore received. rPhe p r is ts teill be as reasonable as atanil other office in the nines. ____

H E N R Y O L IP H A N T .

A U B U R N j K O Y E M B E R 3 0 ,1 8 3 0 .

K E W - Y O S KCON’S O L I D A T JED L O T T K I S Y ' .

Kntra C l a s s , N o . 35 , f o r 1830 ,To he dr awn in the city of JTtw-l'ork. on Thursday, Hu

1 dth of December, J830,6 6 N U 5 IB E R L O T T E R V — 10 D R A W N B A LLO TS.

.ES,

Fi-mklin b G5.iW.riifc Warren 75 Aii^'ira nosale I'iiUsbargh d >

R H O O B -feLA N OBiirriilvilla b «llrglj doBristol doL'uatmnrcial doFruemen’s doA^rica'.'cllana.do Rhode Island do<iran3ton Rtcliaagc r rankliu iluutL indholdars'M tinii’.icruters Mercb ints’ Newport

P E W S Y L V A N 1 A Philadelph.bks. par Cbester Co. Delaware doF.irio. finneastordo ii uaisbnrgh do(Jonn tfiiowtj Xyrristown

do [State, G.imdeii<ii»r <i<> Monistjiwp ito ; jnvite their friends and Lhe puhlick,and pavticu- dy'Vlou'sGeHLCo.do * merchants, to call and exam ine said W aredojsnsaox ’ * u * do i a t the A u b u r n C a sn S t o r e ,»Ie|N«(vJJrunsw?nk,,U, j ftabuTTi. Muij 18, 1830. 52«oi\Yns!iingtunbc.do ( _________________________ ________ __________________ _ J tt-oaauftv mwmmdolSiiJom(S-P.M.c i. do Jd o 1 Pr ot' ;c .i%• Lo mb .d o j do Jersey Ci»y dod o .New JerseyM.iS- do; li.C n . bniion

dot VERMONT. do.Barlinifton 4

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lOiWindsor dodo

ilolRntland doVorganaea- doO.ofSt.Albans do Qiango , d;:

l a S H O a tA X ^ T T A I L O R ,j^"j|*AS on hand, a t his n ew B rick B u ild in g ,

t r e e t , a v e r v h a n d s o m e a s s o r t - > y

DELAWARE Delaw.iro 1

t Wil.&Brandyw. <J(,dojFarmers’ biS- br.do doi-^mvrna do

dododododo

Northampton do.Braneh, Milford do Fat mars’,Bucks,do Commer. b. Del. 10 Riston (JoiLaurel. 50Coin ia.Bridge Co. ?k!

on North meat ofBlue, Blb6l?, Mixed, Olive, Brown and D rab

B R O A D C L O T H S ,T oiim ett, Silk, Valencia and Marseilles

^ T E S T I N D S ,

_ [ v n . x n s i M C X R Q - s , » f e v e r y d e s c r i p t i o n ,a. | Shirts,C ollars,H aakerch’fs,Stockings, Gloves,

fflen’sand Boy’s Caps,Suspenders,& c. &c. R eadym ade Coats,V ests and Pantaloons, a

good assortm ent.

1

H U N T & CO. A P O T H S e A B I K S ,

ARE opening a new establishment,in the new block of stores, opposite the Stone Mill, for

the sale.of—D R U G S A N D M E D IC IN E S ,

IN STR UM EN TS, APOTHECARIES* G LASS-W A R E,

CHOlfeE W IN ES, D Y E -ST U F F S, OILS & PA IN T S,

and now offer an extensive assortment at low prices. Attendance upon customers by experi­enced druggists—and ail orders faithfully execu­ted. Purchasers are invited to call. 28w6

N E W CASH STO 12 E .J A M E S I» . W A I i l i A C E

s c h e m e .I PRI2I! AE §90,0051 20,000 . • 30 ,0001 10,000 10,0001 3,000 • .3,000

50 1,000 5(1,0006 6 500 33,000.5 0 10U 5,60056 80 4 ,490

1 1 2 50 5 ,000 .112 40 , 4 ,4802'24 30 6 ,720 .

1960 2 0 39,200 -15490 30 154,000

189 10 priza?. t $366,080

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g r a t d r t g .

E lection R eturns .— T he following is from the official canvass of votes made yesterday, at the Secretary’s office:

First DistrictSecond do. T h ird do. Fourth do. Fifth do. Sixth do. Seventh do. Eighth do.

bFhrorp,15,10817,3GS17.64716 ,03618,76514,31715.2181 3 .4 3 3

(Trouper,10,957 1 1,46411,673 11,19314.498 ‘ 16.639 17,052 26,885

120,361

Itomling, Lancaster YorkG : ttys burg Carlidu Erie

,jt>{ Pittsburgh a iBrownvilfo rfojNew lion,,

.■» uragansnt lU iCijgueu rrovulonco ibveiix R. I. Union IL I. Central U. vVilliains’

N. Ei Coan*inv «r Luko' (Joj'^^va-uurziill.rt.dodudodo

S.rothfiolilUninn ilo do Exchange do

Fiiioate duUnion doWarron duContorvillo doMcrch.&Manu.do Woonsocke do\VusiiingtoB doWarwick dollopo duVillage doCiiinberland doI.inja Rock doMoontHopn durar.fcSTac. broken

Miltoo CentieN.W.b.D'indalT doJJnion Uun ington, d.»;CentralMarietta,Juniata Grconcastla Bed to id Beaver VVuslnngtonUuiuuto.vn do

Ij MARYLAND. duiBaltlmoic bks, 5 do Frederick Co. 1 du UavrGdeGrace do do. ling-irate ivn ‘Uido. Westminster do do',Port Deposit. do HiElkton 70

SoiFar.b.iJ-br.Ann. do2‘i'Gambnrlnnil 50 70 3om. fc Wor. one

^du COLCAIB. D I5T .1

dodo'Washington do do (Patriotic dodo.MotiopoIis do do j Alexandria do d 0-.Mechanics’ Alex.do (I-rFartners’ do

CO.N’NECriCtlT,Nutwich. parBridgonort doNaa’-iliven 1Mech, N.lIavWRdtKartf.rrd I’ii.enix Middletown New-London T’aionI’ lirfi-̂ d Co. Ftonington Thames Wimlhem Co. Tolland Co.] > :rby Eagle

RI UNB. VVatervillcAngu-tit Bangor Portland Cumberland

irdiaer SueaKennebunkLincolnCastingWhcissetvVinthrooBullKennebec

Potomac doB'. of Columbia 25 Mc*r. /Uexan. bruk

fj Franklin dododo'. VIRGINIA, dm Valley do do do do

1BofVa.&br. do Farm, do <S* do no Br b Leosburgh do do Charleston do

do; doJlomney douncj.V. VV. b 5doi O fllO .dejColumbus o

br')ke.n'0hilieotbe doPas-, iru i.]imrt iv.d.»| ,V«s;t RcSbt'-'O d« Marietta do!st. Clairsvillo do Mount Ploas.int do Now Lancaster do Far.<J*.Mech. do Canton 10Steubenville broke

d ti ' " ■ilujS. IIAMl^aittB. dijChoshira iLh do do do do do do do

unc do

Coneurd doCoos dnNowflampslure do

N. CAROLINA.Newbern oCape Fear d State b.& bran, do

Union StstT-ird Portsmouth Rockingham frtafton ■ Oerry Exotor ■* Lebanon

c5. CAROLINA, i’harleston bks. SfDiriesib

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do dodo} MISCELLANE-

GEORGLV. Vugusta

ou s.N.Orleans bk3 Natchez 4Mobile 8Michigan 5Fiir.fe M Detroit, 2 Mentu^ky

3j B. of U pper Can-’dlate,Savannah,doj afia, at York, f Planters’ b doj do Kingston, uac

dojOtber Canada bs 3.-7-

Ilavin^raatle arrangem ents in New- York to tha t effect, he will be cons­tan tly receivingadditions to hisstock

o f GOODS, together w ith th e T. |̂ 1IYIT^S;,TIF A S H I O N S . .

C U T T IN G , in the neatest and bestm an- ner.done on the shortest notiee.

T hreshing M achines.T H E subscriber has purcnased the exclusive

righ t to Edmund W arren’s patent Thresh­ing Machine for the county of Cayuga, calculat­ed both for hand and horse power ; also the ex elusive right of making and selling John H. Bennett’s patent Threshing Machines, for the counties of Cayuga, Onondaga, Seneca, Ontario, and W ayne ; also the exclusive right of build ing and selling Douglass's patent Threshing Ma­chine, for the counties of Seneca and W ayne, and the towns of Auburn, Aurelius, Fleming, Ledyard, Genoa and Mentz, and hereby informs the publick that he has commenced making said Machines near the mills of Edward A llen ,in Aurelias, about ha lf of a mile west of Auburn, where he will furnish either o f the above M a­chine? on short notice, ami a t a reasonable price. JO H N P. H U L B E R T .

I^iUed 7th Dec., 1829.—29tf

CHARLES E. SHEPARD, A U R O R A ,

H AS on hand a Full assortm ent of LU M - BETR—com prising

C lear and Common BOA RDS, do. do. 2 inch PLA N K , do. do. l ’f& l$ d o . do.do. do. SIDING & FL O O R IN G ,

FE N C IN G ; of any dimensions,Oak And C edar PO ST S.O ak PLA N K and SC A N TLIN G ,Hemlock rived L A T H ,and whitewood do.

A large stockof thick and thin SH IN G LES, h a lf and full bunches.

I f f He keeps a good stock of S E A S O N E D S T U F F on hand, and can sa w bills of Building T im ber Rt a short notice.

Aurora, J u ly 15 ,1829 .— Ctf.

Ai C/O.Are now receiving a further supply of

S t a p l e a n d F a n c y D r y C r o a d s ^consisting of Blue, olive, brovrn, black and mixlsuperfine Cloths, and Cassiraeres;,

Lilac, fawn, & mazarine blue Merino C loths; Mazaaine blue, crimson, olive and brown me­

rino Circassians;Striped,'fig’d and plain Gro do Nap and Mill-

rea Silk?;Black Italian, French and India S ilks; Superfine bcrd’d Cambric H dkfs.;F ancy dress H dkfs. ^in ever_y v a r ie ty ;)Merino and Velveteen; do.Merino and Thibet Shawls;Black and white Lace Veils, (very sdegant) Green Gauze, and Barregn do ;Fancy Cambric Prints, for dresses ;Superfine chintz and calicoes new patterns; Brown Batiste, Barrege, and cross bar’d silks

for Bonnets and dresses j Paper Hangings, /fee.

which with their usual assoitment of Groceries, Crockery, Glass and Stone W are, they will sell at their usual low prices, for prompt pay.

Auburn. December 8, 1830.—29m3.

In tbe nbovpschema, formed by tlic ternary cntnbina tion, of tjfj numbers, and tbe drawing of 30 ballot ,̂ tbmo will ba 120 prizes each having three of the drawn nnm bnrs on tbnin ; 2520‘*ach having two of thorn on: and 15.400 each having one only of them on ‘ and nlsO 27,720-tickets having none of tin: drawn numbers on them, being blanks.

To determine tin- fate of these prizes and blanks, the 00 n u m b e r s 1 to GO inclusive) will imseverally placed in j a ivlioel on the day of tho drawing, an. i 19 of them bo drawn out at >andom : end tlintimkct. having on it, as a combina­tion, the 1st, 2.I-, 3d Nos.d raw ulram tho wheel, will ho en­titled to $30,000

That having on it *’.i' 41 ii 5th Gth. to 20 000That having on it the 7rh 8th Dtii, to 39 000That having ou it the 7th 9lh and 30th, to . 3 000 j ”Those ;5() tickets having ontheintho 1st 2d 4lh.1pf2d5th.

1st 21 Gth, let 2-17th, 1st 2d ftli, 1st 2d Oth. 1st 2-1 10th, 1st 3:1 4th, 1st 3d 5i.h, lst3d 6th, 1st 3:1 7tn,ist 3.1 8th, 1st 3d 9th 1st 3d l!)th, lst‘i;h Sth, 1st 4th Gth, 1st dth 7th. 1st 4th 8th,1st 4fh Oth, 1st 4th 10th. 1st 5th 6th, 1st 5th 7lt», IstSlh 8th.1st 5r!i 9th, 1st Sth 10'hjlst fith 7th, 1st Gth 8th, lit Gth Oth,1st Gth I0ih, 1st 7th 8tb, I=t7th0 h, 1st 7th 10th, 1st 8i.h 9th 1st Bih 10th, 1st 9th lOch. 2d 3d 4th, 2d 3d 5lh, Ort 3d Gth, 2d 3d 7th,2d 3 i 8th, 2d 3g Oth,21 3-1 10th, 2d 4th Sth, 2.1 4th Gib, 2d -1rh 7tb, 2d dth Sth. 2d -1;Ii 9th, 2d 4th TOth, 2d fltli Gth, 2.) 5th 7th, esch ^ |'000

Alt othors. with threo of the diawn numbers on them (being f-6) each 500

Those 50 rickets having on themtho 1st and 5M. cadi 100 Those 50 witli ttie 2d and ^d, each v . . 80Tho^e 112 tickets having on them the 3d and -1th, or tho

dth nail 5th, cu-di 50Those 112 tickets having on them the Sth & Gth, or the

Gth and 7th, each - * 40Those 221 tickets InxinL' on them the 7th and 8th,8(li and

9th, S'h and lOih, or the 9lh and 10th, ench 30All others with two of tho drawn' Dumber? on, (boing

19G0,) each y 20And nil licKctahaving otic only of the.drawn namboison

them (bring lulOO,) each 10No ticket which shall have drawn a nrize of a siiperiour

denomination can he entitled to an inferh ur prize. .l’rizes payable 40 days after tho drawing, and subject to

the usual deduction of! 5 percent.YATES rt- Al'INTYRE, Managers.

JV7 in- York, December, 1830.STr’Tifikel? $10—Snares in proportion-— for ?nle

in a great variety of numbers, tliieetly opposite the Exchange,Gcnesee-street, Auburn.by

J O H N H . C H E D E L L ,Sly cut for the Managers.

fj^T’Dra’sv. numbers in Extra Class, No. 3 3 , fo r 1830 .

2 G -1 5 -3 3 -5 7 -5 -1 -4 S - 4 0 -1 0 -3 1 .

. 128,842Majority for T h roop , 8-481.In the town of Moria, Franklin county,

(4th district) the vote stood for T hroop 113, G ranger 7. T h ese votes by a sin­gular carelesspe®?, were returned for Enos J. T hroop and Francis P. Granger, end were not included in the above statement. 11 added they increase* G ov. T h ro o p ’s majority 106 votes.---Albany G nz.

T h e following piece of satire, in rela tion to the p resen t King of England is from a New-York paper.

“ As his royal highness was walking inthe park, the o ther nioiuing, with his hands behind his back, and his mouth open, j jor( as is his highness’ custom, there happened j fl0v?e, but, his cellar

M W ( M ) © H ) £ L

J D S H U A I j « J O N E S C o . a re n owreceiving their Fall supply of Fashionable

Fancy and StapleH

HOUSE IND LOT, I n W e e d s p o r t .

F OR Sale, the valuable and handsome House and Lot

in the village of W eedsport, formerly o c ­cupied b y H e n r y V a n T i n e , Esq. Apply to the subscriber, at Auburn.2 Ptf WILLIAM H. SEW ARD.

C A i n m A e o u E n n r©i Tti. a m

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H E X l i Y O L I P H A N T , having been appointed a-ent, will receive subscriptions

for the following valuable works. , ' p e ra n h m Encyclopedia Amerioana, qaartevly, $13,00 NorthtAmerican Review, d o ,' 5,00Westminster Review, do. 'London Literary Gazette, weekly, Canfield's American Argus, do.London Meehanics’Magazine, monthly!Bosnia Ladies’ Magazine, do.

Journal of Education, do.Amateur, dq.Mechanics’ Magazine, do.Monthly Traveller, do I

, 6,009.00

; 6,oo; 3,25 : 3,00

3.003.002.00 2,00

American Traveller, semi-weekly, 4,00 Juvenile Miscellany, bi-monthH-, 2,00

p . . . Essayist, 1 semi-raoutlay, i,0frFhvladelphia Journal of Health, doi 1 1,25

Lady’s Book, monthly, 3,00f

J w o&k!sI ' :U ST iteceived by H. I'VlSjON & Co;

hin i Disowned, 0 % L m § , CaHoe Hisforv, British Isles, /History . 0-la°l uD̂ * ^ ®CD̂ » History of EngM by Sfo J. McIntosh. / >

BRARY. —-MiImaiYa History, he lews, 3 vols .; Lockhiut’e Life o f

NeU°on9.a w ? p nparte * ^outAey’ ̂ Life of P ’• ’v ' f a r o s ’ L ife .A le x u n d e n th e ;-

o n B te c t f ; o aIr s

_DEL-QRME,;n2I0ta /^ A S H P A I D F O R P O R K .

0 8 5 ^ ^ 4 paid for

Ao. rB JQNfes & Co.Abbnpe, Nor. 1̂ , i s s q . ■ j

Bostow Sc\voo\ Books.

U F . D O U B L E D jIY has*received9 from Boston the following School

Books* which b e offers for sale, and m vite? Pnrenfe nod T each ers to call and examine them.

National R eader, Introduction to do. N aiiona lSp ellin g B ook, Introduction to do.Smith’s Jjrithm etiek, (on the Pesliioza System ) American 1st Class Book, Whelp- IeyJs Compend and Q,aesCions, Bentley’s T estam ent, W alker’s G eom etry , F ros t’s Gram m ar, G oodrich’s Geography, and large; JHlas-

J l jso th e following w o rk s :— Handel and Hayden Collection o f Musick ; Bridgewa­te r do. Sabbath School Psalmody ; Diplo-

of the richest patterns and newest Styles. Customers are invited to call and examine.

Auburn, Sept. 21 , 1830.

matick C orrespondence, 5 vols. Gries- ftacfcrs T e s ta m e n t ; Robinson’s Bermons ;C h ta h n in g 's W orks.

Auburn August 16, 1830.

FOR SALE.H E l a r g e ancfc cOthmodious S T O R E -

H O U SE, With the appurtenances, situate in th e village o f W e e d s f o r t , and IgitolY* owned .-.by-..Seth MaUbie^aod now oceifpfed h y F ln ck &: Sheldon. -T heterrtis o f sa le , and tbe pavm ents w ill be reador^d easy, to su it purchasers.

Q ^ Ih q u ire . o f T . S P E N C E R , Esq

M a rc h S , 1 8 3 0 .—-4 H f - "

H O D l i E l Y & C o . have re­cently comnjenced, and wjjl

carry on the Hatting Business, one door west of the corner of Genesee and South streets, in a store and shop for­

merly occupied for the same business, by Palmer Holley, rrhere they will keep constantly on hand HATS of all descriptions, and of the newest fashion, wholsale and retail, which they will sell, taking in payment wheat, oats, flax or grass seed, and cash—if insisted on.

P. HOLLEY & Co. flatter themselves that the large, and superiour quality of 37 OC-K, FURS and TRIMMINGS, which they have recently furnished themselves with, from New York, to­gether with the style, manufacturing, and prompt attention to the wishes of their customers will entitle them to their share of the village patron­age, and ofthe country around them.

They will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of STOCK and TRIMMINGS, for the accommodation of other H atters. ALCOHOL by the gallon or barrel.

lO O O MUSKRAT SKINS, ju st teceived, of a superiour quality, for sale low. Also 10,000 f e e t first rate PINE LUM BER, which t h e y will sell low for cash or approved credit. All orders promptly attended to.

Auburn, July 10,1830.-—13tf

J E 3S SE P E T E R S O N offers for sale a t No. 12 Ferry street, New York, for cash or

approved notes, the following articles:—1000 Sides Hemlock Sole Leather,500 do. Oak 44100 Stamped Best500 Sides of wax upper Leather.150 do. of Grain, “ “100 dozen wax C alfSkins.50 do. Kips “50 do. Seal50 do. Morocco100 do. Lining “50 do. Binding “300 lb. of Horse Leather.50 Sides W ealt 44 Shoe Thread, Tanners and Curriers T o o l s , & c . & o .

All orders punctually attended to.

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H AMES D. W A LLA CE.& Co. have ta- <t|j ken Ihe Store formerly occupied by Oliver Wood, one door east of E ieaze r Hills & Co. and are now opening a gen­eral n?sr»rtment of fancv and staple Dry Goods, C rockery and Groceries, expressly selected by them, for family use. T h ey solicit the inhabitants of the village and surrounding country'’ to call and judge for themselves, as they are determined to sell Iheir goods low for prompt pay'.

Auburn , October 26. 1830.— 23m3.

NEW FALL & WINTER<B<B<8H B S0

A B I B R O S E C O C K & S O N have just x jL received and are now opening a splendid assortment of

9E Y GOODS. C f X & O O B Z l X S S ,

H U S D W A R B , & • C S I O C K D X & J ,

which they will sell as low as can be purchasec. Customers are invited to call and examine.

Auburn, 10 Mo. (,Oct,). 6 , 1830.

LATEST ARRIVALS OFm w m 1 1 1 1 ^

OS-AND C H E A PE R T H A N E V ER .

Lu n d y & v r e d e a b v r c h ar«just receiving the latest arrival at Auburn,

of Fall and W inter Goods, consisting ofLace Muslins,Printed do.Italian Sinehew, & Gros

Des Naples Silks, Sattins,Circassians,Bleached and 'Shirtings.

Brown

N O T I C E .[O rent, a Dwelling House.

Enquire ofJO H N H. C H E D E LL .

Auburn, N ov. 24, 1830.— 27lf.

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BLANK DU E RILLS, handsomely printed

for sale a t the office of the Free Press.

T H E C A B IN E T H IS T O R Y O F E N ­GLAND, SCO TLA N D , AND IRE*

LAND, By the Right Hon. Sir James Macintosh, M .F . , Sir Walter. SeolL Bart, and T . MoLre, Esq?.

Scotland, in 2 vols. is now for Sale bvH. IVISON & Co. '

Also, 1st vol. of History of England. Auburn , Nov. 20th 1830.

B r o a d C lo th s ,Cassimeres,S a t t i n e t s ,Coatings,Blankets, ’Fre ze and Baizes,Carpettings,Hearth Rug?,Calicoes,

Also, a splendid assortment of Fresh Teas, Lump, Loaf, Muscovado, Havanna $z Powdered Loaf Sugars, Molasses, Raisins, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Sper. and Mould Taliow Candles.

A l s o , a choice collection of WINES. T o all of which theyfuvite the attention o f t h e i r f r i e n d s and the publick, at the A u b u r n Cash (Store.

November 3, 1830.

Encyclopedia Americana.T H E f o u r first volumes of the above

work are ready for subscribers, at this office.

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LETTER PAPER.A Q U A N T IT Y o f Quarto post, «

L etter Paper, (a superior a r t ic le , . from the Manufactory of J . Gilpin & Co.

Brandywine. Just received and for. sale by H. IVISON & Co. a few doors below the Western Exchange.

Auburn Nov. 2 0 } 1830.

to come on a «ho\ver o f rain, upon which excellent wine, his highness, with his usual promptness, j ;j quiet night’s turned round to his secretary T ay lo r , who was in attendance, and said “ T ay lor, the rain comes into my mouth— what shall 1 r ia T ’ T o this condescending interrogn tion, T ay lor replied, “ Had not your high­ness better shut it Upon which his highness, with that energy and decision which eb'aractsns;*? his minutest actions,immediately ^hut his mouth-, a n d n o m o r e

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rain found admittaoce duringthe remainder of the walk i’*

Journal o f Health.— T h e first volum e o f this periodical, neatly bound, and em b el­lished with an appropriate lilhographick frontispiece hv C hilds, is now published.T h e volume is stereotyped, and improved hy 7he substitution, at the end of each number, in place of the page of the ad­vertisements. of new matter on some of the subjects usually treated on iu the work.

T h e pickpockets had a good harvest in New York on Friday. About twenty pocket books disappeared from their pro prietors at Washington Parade ground ; an equal number at Park T hea tre , m the evening ; and a like game was played at ihe Bowery T h ea tre , with the same profit.—Albany Gazette.

A Russian vessel from the Black Sea arrived at Constantinople in August, with seventy beautiful Circassian slaves, u ho were bought by the T urk ish lords at the rate of 7000 piastres each 1 T h e T urks had feared that the loss of Anapa would cut off their supply of Circassians.

T h e New-York Dandies wear shirt collars and ruffles made o f paper . T h e ruffles are plaited with irons made for the f purpose, and look as well as cambric ones.T h ey are worn bnt one day ; and are bought for half a cent, a p iece .—American Traveller.

To prevent bags fro m being destroyed by insects.— It has been found that bags, sfre- pad in a solution of nitre, will effectually keep off the weavil, and other destructive insects during the longest voyages or war­mest summers.— Mechanick's M agazine.

A son of Hibernia, domiciled in Broad- street, who was lecturing his rib upon h e r extravagance in dress, was heard to say by way of climax, “ By St. Patrick , when I married yon, you had’nt a rag to youi back, and now yon are covered with them.”, Imprisonment fo r debt.— T h e num ber

of committals in Boston during the ten months of the present year, ending with October 3 1, will not vary much from 1000!A majority of these were for debts or cost of Court from $2,50 to $ 2 0 !

It is not legal to sentence a Spanish N o­bleman to punishment for lifo ; therefore tbe Supreme Court of Malaga have o r ­dered a young Noble, convicted of wurder. to work in the galleys for one hundred years and a day,

James Gillis was tried last w eek at Canandaigua, on a charge of being con­cerned in the abduction of Morgan, and acquitted. H e had been brought from Pennsylvania, w here he resides, on a re quisition of Gov.. T hroop,

Seventeen wives, and nine husbands ap­plied io the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, lately sitting at Providence ,1 for divorces. Seven were granted, two r e ­jec ted , and the rest continued.

Royal Condescension,— ll was lately an* nouneed hy a St. Petersburg Journal, thai “ bis Majesty was graciously pleased', d u r­ing his stay at Warsaw, to enjoy excellent health.”

Io the present Congress* the political parties stand 74 Jackson, 46 Anti-Jackson.In the next Congress, the parties will stand .66 Jackson, 54 Anti-Jackson. Anti- Jacksoo gain 16.

T h e re w ere new potatoes o f the second growth, and green corn, for sale in tbe Philadelphia m arket last F riday .

A Gentleman, says a late London paper, walking past Westminster bridge, inquired how the bridge answered? T h e reply waS[“ J f von5!! stop at the gate you’ll be

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“ T h e r e are p robab ly /’ says a writer of a treatise on the Police and crime? o f London, “ 70.000 persona jn the m etrop­olis, who live by theft and fraud. Most of them have children, n h o , as a matter of course, follow lhe example o f t h e i r p-rt| - euts, anti recruit the general mass of men-dicdy , p T o s t l lu h o n a n d delinquency.—This is the ch ief so u rce o f juvenile d e ­linquents.”

At Portland, a coloiired man was con­victed o f taking a hute signed by himself, from th e person, to whom it was due, under the pretence of reading it. H e observed that He did not consider it stealing, because he could ju s t as well p a y it i f he kept if himself, as he could w eie it in the possession o f the plaintiff.

Diamonds have lately been found in the sands of Russia, more beautiful-than those of Brazil,,

Cohbett says, <l lo France they have national guards, and national songs, and national colors, &c. bnt m England every tbing is “ bis most gracious m ajesty 's.” - - W* have nelhing national, but lhe national deb t!"

Temperance Taverns .̂ — A gentleman travelling in the interiour of New York, noticed at a public house an advertisement of a 44 temperance tavern,” whose land-

had banished ail liquors from his was furnished with

O ur traveller requiring repose after a fatiguing

journey, thought that the “ temperance tavern” was the.most eligible place for it — but melancholy to relate, he tvas kep t awake the whole night hy the 1 noise o f some Champaigners over his head.

Religions Sta(isticks.—AVe have a pop- uhiLon of about 13,000,000 ; according to tho lnteyt re tu rn i 1 Have se«nj the re arc about 8000 labouring ministers. It is usually supposed that one minister is equal to the faithful care o f not more than one thousand souls. At this rate the re are about 5,000,000 of people io the United Slates destitute ot such religious instruction as they require .— Richmond.

A certain cure fo r D yspfpsia .— T o ten hours of constant and active employment each day, add a wholesome simple diet, and a total ab3tineuce from spirituous liquors. This prescription, when follow­ed, ha? never been known to foil o f effect­ing a speedy cure o f that fashionable dis­ease, dyspepsia.— Old Receipt Book.

Editors who are so infatuated as to part willingly with every honourable feeling and sentiment, in order to serve a party and earn a livelihood, may be pitied bysome hut ought to be shunned by all.__Colonial Advocate.

T h e following is a copy ©fan epitaph on a tomh stone in Philadelphia :—

My debts are paid and I ’m at res t.”A parishioner in some part of Massachu­

setts, was lately praising bis new parson. He is, says he, one of the most liberal and enlightened men in the world, for in the pulpit he neither interferes with politicks nor religion.

T h e late King of England lives in the memory of the people as 44Gentleman George.” T h e present monarch is made popular by the familiar appellation of “ .Ma­n n e r D ill."

Boston.— T h e New England Farm er says, that the ie is a general revival o f bu­siness in Bo.eton. J he city wears a cheer­ful aspect, the stores are let at advance rents, and every thing shows life and acti­vity.

One hundred thousand pounds of grapes are annually raised in the neighborhood of Boston.

T h e late D r. Holyoke, o f Salem, left a series of reminiscences, among which we remark the f o l l o w i n g 44 In 1737, square toed shoes w ere going out of fashion; I believe few or none w ere worn after 1737.”

Gov. Giles, of Virginia, appears to have given an earnest and decisive opinion a- gasnsl Universal Suffrage, as jeopardizing, in hjs apprehensions, our republican fa­brics.

Splendid sight.— Tivo hundred and fortv seven,sail, of vessels, o f all denominations, w ere seen from the Observatory at 1 o 'l clock P . M. this day, all Under way at the same time.— Boston Transcript.

What information, what nonsense, (says a modern F rench w riter,) to talk of expe­rience 1 Men profit nothing by experi­ence, and will continue to the end o f th e chapter the m ere play things of the same passions, and the victims o f the same er- rours.

Within a fortnight preceding the 4 th o f -Nov. th ree duels w ere fought in Quebec.

Singular Fact. —-T here are now residing on Crane Island, in the St, Lawrence*two families in the same house 5 ©f which the fat her-of one is b ro ther to the mother o f the other. Each family hasjtve children — in one all are sons, and all d ea f and dumb ; in the other, all are daughters, and dll d ea f and dumb ; making ten persons in one house, all deaf and dum b; all cou­sins, and all persons who are thus related.

At the close o f tbe American revolution, when Washington took leave o f Lafayette, his parting words w ere *4 You have served an apprenticeship to L ibery in America, now go to France and set up for yourself!”

Reduction o f IntertsL—T h e Union bank o f Maryland has reduced its interest on loans below six per cent, upon pledges o f approved stocks. Andfber sign fjj&t mo­ney is ptentyL

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