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ed the English flaff, on seeing which, COUNTY CLERK. pREDERICKB.MERRELL,Esq of Clarence, is a Candidate for the office of Clerk for the County of Erie, at the ensuingSl -tion. Oct. 8. Seasonable Dry Goods.

JOHN B. MARSHALL, Offkrs for sale, at reduced prices, the following assortment, received from New-York Broadcloths, cassiineres and sattinetts Flannels, assorted colours, Blankets Green baize, Scotch and Caroline Plaids Bombaze'ts, bombazines, thread lace Irish linens and lawns, Russia diaper Cambric and fancy great variety Bobinet lace Veils. Gimps and silk cords Gauze and silk Veils, Inserting Trimmings India, German and Am. Flag lihkfs. Fancy Hkfs.

and silk shawls Cassimere and cotton do. Short and lonsj kid Gloves A variety of ladies' and gentlemen's silk, kid and beaver Gloves Tapes OilO pieces assorted Ribbons 150 pieces English, French and American printed Calicoes and Cambrics I lorence.sinchew, sarsnet and firos de Naples silks silk and tabby Velvets MudrassanJ printed Hkfs, Lidies' linen do. Silk, cotton and worsted Hose Fancy dress Boxes, sewing silks Tortoise shell and horn Combs Raven's duck, Russia sheetings White and coi'd Cravats, cotton balls Silk and cotton Umbrellas, thread Prunelle and Moroc. ladies' shots very Men's tine and common shots (heap. Carpet binding, buttons, pocket books Foolscap and letter Paper, by the ream.

Buffalo. Oct. 7. 53tf 'ropeanJewslo the United States, and how such emigration may be connected with the welfare of those who would prefer leaving their country to escape endless slavery and oppression. GANS, Doctor of Common Law, President.

"ZUNTZ, Doctor of Philosophy, Vice President. Moser, 1st Vice Sec'ry. "To M. M. Noah, Esq.

"Berlin, 1st Jan. 1822." Mr. Noah says, "Correspondence of an extensive and interesting nature, not at present necessary or proper to notice, have resulted from the general disposition of the European Jews to emigrate, and early in the ensuing spring a select number will embark from Amsterdam and Hamburgh. "The abovp docament, and others of similar weight, are warrants for ihe power assumed and promulgated, which powers will be respected by those who are most materially interested. Among seven millions of a peculiar people I shall not want a portion who, confiding their destinies to the hand of the Almighty, will embark for a country where they can securely en joy happiness until the period of the great restoration arrives and if I shall fail in setting them examples of national fidelity, strict integrity, economy and industry, I shall advance no claims to their confidence and support." Com.

Porter. We learn from the Washington City Gazette that Com. Porter has been offered the chief command of the Mexican navy, with a salary per annum, and there is a probability that he may accept the offer. Our navy may suffer in many young officers, who, having great confidence in him, may icish to follow him, but it cannot be prevented. We hare not taken a course, of late, to secure the attachment of om.

navy officers. Noah. A correspondence has been opened between the governors of Georgia and Tennessee, on the subject of carrying a canal through the waters of the Tennessee and the Atlantic. At a numerous and respectable meeting held in Philadelphia on Saturday evening, resolutions were passed, declaring it expedient to form a company for the construction of a rail road from the Schuylkill to the Delaware. Notice has been given in Vermont, that application will be made to the General Assembly of that State, at the COMMUNICATION.

Messrs. Printers, I hav been in a sad quandary but my good genius will help me out of it. To come directly to the point, I have been for sometime making arrangements to nominate myself for the Assembly. To accomplish this, for three or loin months past, I have regularly dogged every countryman I have met with for his vote. Many of my best friend-supposing that I was rather quizzing the public in avowing my pretensions, laughed at the supposed joke, until I informed them that it was my determination to run.

At that time a shotfr- iti my friends of he Emporium, which struck me in a very sore spot, compelled me to haul off. I then called together my friends, and with a very respectable number of citizens, urged a neighbour of mine to become a candidate by self-nomina-nation and in order to open the way for this event, I published an article approving of self-nominations. My neighbour accordingly appeared as a candidate, and I determined to support him, and published in his favour. I now heard of a friend who was in want of a caucus nomination, not choosing to have his election depend on his own was desirous of getting up a Convention. The idea struck me that by proper management might also obtain a nomination by a Convention.

We therefore joined teams, and I obtained the signal ures of two of my friends in the country to the Notice calling the Convention one of whom now says he did not believe a Convention would be called, and that he shall support my neighbour I also added the name of a gentleman who was out of town, and of another who disavows having any knowledge of the business, and published the notice. I then enjoined it upon my iends to say, that I bad no bund in calling the Convention; but that if "they nominate me I can't help it." My managers, I have instructed to return such delegates as I shall be sure of. Before this Convention, I shall lay I shall lay, kind readers, a certain relating to our harbour concerns, that has en-di a ed me to the citizens of Buffalo, and which will demonstrate my superior qualifications to represent them in the Legislature. I shall bargain with every candidate in my power, and cheat them all. And, after all this, if I do not get elected, it will be altogether owiug to my MODESTY.

The Jews. Mr. Noah publishes the following letter, from Berlin, in Prussia, to exhibit an evidence of the fact, that, although the Jews in the United States were not prepared for emigration, on the re-establishmeut of the nation, yet those abroad who are more interested, have been alive to the pro the lurks suspended their operations Others state that Ibrahim is so situa ted that he cannot escape, and some say that he has been defeated so that it is impossible to form any opin ion of the state of Greek affairs. TITS EMPOHIUM. Just, and fear not Let all the endsjihouaim'stathe thy Country's Jtnj Lroa and truths.

BUFFALO, OCTOBER 8, 1825. CANAL CELEBRATION. Our readers are acquainted with the fact that preparations are making in this. Village, to celebrate the com pletion of the Grand Canal, in a style and manner becoming such an interesting and joyful event probably on the 26th inst. It will be a proud day in the history ot Jew-iork.

Such as has not occurred since the Decla ration of our country's Independence. Well may New-York rejoice in an achievement that would add glory to the most powerful uatioii on earth. The Village Committee have not yet completed their arrangements. We learn, however, that Sheldon Smith, Esq. has been appointed to de liver the address.

The New-York and Albany Com mittees have made an arrangement with Elisha Ely, Esq. of Rochester. for planting cannon of a large calibre upon the ivhole length of the Erie Ca nal, at short distances, which will convey the intelligence of letting in the witter, from Buffalo to Albany. The Buffalo Canal boat.Ioaded with the productions of the West, with a committee from this Village, will meet at Albany the New-York and Albany Committees, These Committees, with the canal officers, Governor, and other public characters, will proceed to New-York, and he met by the Corporation of that city in a steam-boat, attended by a fleet of handsomely decorated vessels the corporation with their guests, will then tro on board the Canal boat, and the whole flotilla will proceed to Sandy Hook, where the waters of the lake and the ocean will be united by the Governor of the State, and such other ceremonies take place as may be agreed on. The whole will then return to New-York, to witness and partake of the civic celebration in that Cit arrangements for which have been made commensurate with the great occasion.

Arrivals extraoi diwiry. The sloop Mars, Cook, master and owner, from Dunkirk, bound to the city of New-York, arrived on the 7th inst. ami entered the canal basin, waiting for the opening of the locks at the The Brififch Government schooner, Lieut. Tweejde commander, arrived in Buno Creek, on the 7th inst. RUMP'CAlUCITS.

It will be seen by reference to the last Journal, that a notice purporting to hstve been given "at the request of a great number of citizens," has been inserted in that paper, requiring their attendance at the Court House in Buffalo on the 13th inst "for the par-pose of nominating candidates" for the ensuing election. Without calling in question the political integrity of those whose nanips are attached to the notice above alluded to, we must beg leave to dissent from the proposition and refuse any allegiance or submission to such assumed power. The evils resulting from the caucus system have been so strikingly illustrated in the late political struggles that we are unwilling this paper should be the vehicle to aid in the resuscitation of a practice so universally reprobated by the best men in our country. In the late political contest, in order to secure a party course was deemed exoedient but at the nve- sent time no sufficient cause can be assigned for its continuance. Contentions and caucuses art synonymous.

They all were the market places where political bargains and sales are made. Merit in the candidate for office should be the only criterion, and political worth needs not the adventitious aid of a caucus, pre-dicatedon a supposeddisinterestedness to the public good on the part of the men who compose it. The elective franchise to be a blessing, must be free and unshackled by the trammels of a caucus, and the people we believe have discernment enough to choose directly from their number such lit 1 men as win nesi suoserve ineir interests. One of the five gentlemen whose names are fixed to the above mentioned notice, we know to he absent from the Village, and another we are informed has disavowed any authority to use his name. We, therefore, as the Editors of an independent paper recommend to our fellow citizens to treat the above mentioned call for a convention as an unauthorized attempt to continue in practice a system of intrigue and corruption, which the public welfare requires should be a-bandoned.

(J5 At a late Caucus in Warsaw, Gen. Ethan B. Allen of Batavia was nominated as a candidate for Senator in this District. oooooo The Liteliigencer says that the Gov. of Georgia, has demanded the arrest and trial if Gen.

Gaines. Kf' Farce of all Farces Last evening lour men collected at Baker's tavern, ami appointed Delegates to meet in County Convention, Hefore the regular hour of meeting had arrived At the time in the notice, a "reat number of citizens had assemhled, who protes ted in form against the corruption and intrigue of tl.e first caucus, and agreed to all a meeting of the citizens of the village on Wednesday next, to express an opinion with respect to a County Caucus. All the comment that we shall mako on this beautiful specimen of caucus ing at this time, is that we wish the discreet friends of caucuses could be present at exhibitions like this. Fur three or four get together clandestinely, and undertake to represent the public sentiment, is an outran upon the public, as well as an outrage upon decency. ALMANACKS FOR For sale at the Book-store of Oct.

1. Lazuli Francis. STOVES. Cooking Stoves different natterns 20 with cooking utensils complete, Hall stoves assorted sizes and paterns. Oven do.

do. do. do. Franklin do. do.

do. do. Box do. do. do.

do. Russian and English iron stove pipe of different sizes CHEAP JTat the Green store. R. II. IIEYWOOD.

Oct. 1. Jt 57 CHAPIN, have just received a coinplote assortment of DRUGS MEDICINE; PAINTS; OILS; DYE WOODS; DYE STUFFS, Which they offer for sale on the most liberal terms. Buffalo, Sept. 4, 1824.

AND. DYE STUFFS. THE subscrhcrs have just received a heavy and extensive stock of DYE WOODS DYE STUFFS, Dyers and Fullers' Articles, which they offer for sale uncommonly low for cash or approved credit Most kindsof produce will be received inpayment. PRATT ME ECU. Buffalo, August 8.

f0 LINSEED OIL. a CONSTANT supply of Linseed also, Sperm. Oil for Colthiers, for sale by PRATT MEECH. June 4. 1 40 TO LET.

JgsjL THE store, adjoining IrtTif JL the basin, on Myn street It is III i iWm a two stoty and a half building, eBSi well finished, 2) by 40 feet, and well calculated for business ELIAS HUBBARD. Buffalo, sept. 17. C5tf. THE steam Ferry Boat CTIS1W3 TTJL.

Capt; B. Armstrong, having been completed, will commence running her regular trips on Monday, lth inst. She will leave this place every morning at seven. -o'clock and proceed to Fort Erie; fr.m thence to Tonnawanda, where she vvvll arrive at 9, and Chippewa at II o'clock, landing and receiving passengers at each pluce On her return, she will leave Chippewa at 1, reach Tonuawanda at 3, Fort Erie at 5, and Buffalo at 6 o'clock P. M.

Buffalo, 1885. 55tf V. ONIONS. JUST received by 'the subscriber. 400 bushels excellent Onions, which will be sold cheap, at the subscriber'sGrocery store, adjoining the Basin, HUBBARD.

Sept 17. 55tf PRINTING INK. I AZELL FRANCIS keep constantly on hand, for sale, all Nos. of Printing Jfnl Aug. 30.

Five Dollars Reward. WAS taken from Erie Haf bour by the wind, a large Scow, about 35 feet' in length, double' with a nhain nnmond part of a large chain' with dogs to fasten logs. Any person giving information to the subscriber at Erie, where the aid scow can. be found (if not injured) will be entitled to the above reward, and if returned in good, order ten dollars. DANIEL DOBBINS, suptrirrtendatH Erie Harbour.

Erie, 21st sept. 1825; vs 56 CHEMICA MANUFA CTOtt Y. DR. GEORGE HARRAL has established the above business, at No. 8 Cheapside, RutTaln.

where he eerw a select assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, Oct.1,1825. sr Milinery and Maniutrmaking, Mrs. M. PAKKER, TNFORMS th habitant ot Hamburgh and its uciBity, that eha hasawiuK-ei DusuresStin-tM muiuiflg occupied iu pari a a Clothiers shop, on EigbtBea, Miie Creek, by Mr. Joha Parke.

She iias received Uis latest feshioos, and will do ail kinds of work in her line, on low terms, aud in as good, style, as can be hud is ih county. LIST of LettPrs, remainins in the Post-Office, Buffalo. Sept 30, 15. A Andrews. S.

Arnold, John A.Ack-ley, Adam Ashley, Huev Adanbnrah, John Alscv, Ebcnezer Allyn, Jacob Arb, Thomas Armstrong, Charles Armstrone David Brand. William P.rvce.David Baird, NoadiahC. Brace, Simeon Burton, Joshua Burs, Dorcas Bell, Tia Blossom, Asenath Bishop, John Ware. BhodaF. Ballard.

James Baker, J.Binlsall, John Deal, John Buck, Roxano Bates.Robert Brown, James Bennett, Butler B. Bcldcn. Arlomas Beadish, S. 8. Bates, Francis Podoin, Asa Boardman.

Mary Bishop. John Brown. Bartow, Lawry Banes. John Bronlv, John Barnard, William C. Etinknnff.

J. X. Rally. Sheldon J. Baker, Elijah Buell.

Charles Bona-pait, Thomas II. Brown. Sheldon Baker, Thomas Brouphton, W. Bunce, James Boils, David Burt, Daniel Botsfurd, Moses Baker. J.

Cronk, Sylvester Chamberlain, Roswe'I Chapin, Charicy Crothus, Oilman Clark. Stephen Clark, Minerva Ch apin, I.uther Chapin, Enoch Coburn, Colton Jov. Porter Converse, illiam Chirk, Duncan "Campbell, Ehithus Cook, Sheldon Chapin Co. Sarah Cole, William Cooke, Elias Conklin, Abraham Eliza Crow, James Ca-dy, Sylvester Clark, II. Caswell, Caleb Coatsworth, Samuel Cone, John F.

Cary, William R. Camnbell, Elizabeth Carpenter, P. Chichester, Robert Clock, James Coon. Joel D. Comfort, Simeon Camton, Ruth Collins, Gustavus Copley.

Fargus Dcreliar, Sheldon Davis. George Francis Dunlary. John Defoe, Oranye Dear, Joseph Jlenslow. Jesse Dear. S.

E. Dear, David Dear, Chares Delahunt, Stephen Dear, Jilm Dibble, Lydia Daily, Israel T. Davis, Jeremiah Dunn, Ira Dickenson, Willam D. Duncan. David Este, Judah Ely, John Eveiett, Anna Enos, William Fnrlish.Jeremiah Eigh-me, Charles English.

James W. F.dsar. Richard J. Failing, Capt. Fellows.

Monis Freeman, Alexander Fonlev. William Boyd, James Fattumar, Calvin Fillmore, Horace Fenton, Elisha Foster, Pufus Flint. Robert Grant. Sally Grant, Seth Granjrer, E. Gilbert, Wiliam B.

Gilford, George Gross, David Goodwilie, (snnc Gurnsev. Jahez Good-ale, Samuel Gould. David N. Grisinger. Joel Griffin, Caleb Gillet, W.

Gould, W. Gay, William Griffin. Elias Green, Jacob Grav, Fr ancis Griffin, Michael G. Griswold, James Gilford, Phylander Goff, Lucy Gibbs, Zaehariah Griffin. John Hooper 2, Richard Hay.

Jos House, Guy Hoppin Az Hadlord Finalev, Joseph House, Richard Hav, Henry Holland, William Hilton, Samuel Iladlcr, Susan Holmes, Wm. Hothje. Jno. C. Halsey 2.

E. Howard, Kobert Hurst, lanlord Hall, l.orin Hodite David Hanley 2, James Hiffjrins2, Wm. Ha-per, Henry Heath. John Hannah, Richard Hines. Chancv G.

Howell, Sarah Hull. John Hill, Wiliiam Hnzard.Elias Hubbard Charles, Hill. O. B. Hayes, Joseph T.

Howland, Val orus Hodge. Abiiah Ives, Richard Ineraneum. Wil Ham Injlish. John James, Benjamin John son. Kuben D.Jones.

Clement i Jones.Wil-liam James, Lemuel Johnson. Sarah Johnson. E'izahoth Johnson. James Johnson 2. David Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Miles Joy, Luther Johnson.

Abraham Kelly 2. Maria, Kellog? Kluinp. Loftus Keatins. John Honlin. Olive Kent, Timothy ICellpatrick, James Kinsley, Jonathan L.

Kinir Elijah Leach 2, Christian Landis 2. James Lee. Jonathan Lav, Willicm Leakv. John Law, Jeremiah Landon, John Lawrence, John J. Lee, Caleb H.

Lindsly. Joshua Morgan. Samuel Mc'Afee, Elizabeth Mover. David Manly, Thomas Moore, Ben jamin Morvel, Joseph W. Moulton.

Levi Mathews, Ruben Mandell. William B. Miller, John Miller, James McKay, Ann Myres, Samuel M'Hose. mes M'Cutchen, Sharbet More, Charles M'Millcr, Dock Mathew Robert Munnell, Fiancis M'l'daff. Francis bardie, Stephen M'Manir, John Mooney.

Robert M'Lnne. James Nigrnth, Henry Nickoldson. Catharine O'Connei. Samuel A. Otis, James Jtcet, Jolm Uonnell.

Cornelius Post. Amos Peabodv. Solomon Platner, Thomas Plymouth, Asa Pierce, O. Penoman, F.Paskma'n, Ralph Palmer, R.C. Pomerov, Geo.

Peters, James Pattenirell, James Price, Jonathan Pany, James Pruce, Senica Petttfrs. T. M.Randolph. Rnel W. Robson, David Kueffle, William Kider, Ellener Russell.

Jus tus Rose. Joseph Ray, John Reid, Levi Richardson, Ehenezer Roads, Rnxton, Hamilton Co. rrancis Uot. Joseph Rugea, Henry Rider, Samuel Rodgers, Daniel Riley, Alpha and John Reynolds, Thomas Rowley. ObediahL.

Sheldon. E2ra st. and Smith, Joseph H. smith, Garret stryk-er, Reuben sackett, Joseph seeJy, Ormel sherwood, John shell, Ann Smiith E. sennett, Stephen sweet, Jeremiah scalling, Henry smith, Stafford, Mrs.

smith, Win. Sinclair, John W. snideker, Jacob staley, Jacob seber, Warren sandfnrd, David statson, James swartwout, Cornelius shehase, Joseph sheldon, J. V. be sutpher, Jonas Stafford; One getting subscribers for all Religions; Wm.

scott; Stephen W. standart; D. C. swasey; Wm. sheafer; Walter slier-wood; Peter swalson; Crowel south worth.

Absalom Townsend, Hezekiah James Turner Daniel B. Thomson, Alvares Tupper, Jesse Teats, Giles Thomas Charles C. Tapper; Amory Vhomas Isaac Thomas Townsend Hill; Susan Van John White, LeanderWells, S. H. Williams, Charles Wolfe, Horatio G.

Wolcott, Samuel Wilkeson, William Watus 2, Deborah White, Elijah Williams, Chauncy Wolcott, William Winfield, Betsey Williams, Rich-ard Wandlesg, David Walkerson, Sarah Wil-Iiamj Henry L. Wilkins, Amos West, John Webster, Sally Williams, Samuel Washburn, Christopher Wolfe, William Wilson, John Witherell, B. Walker, Asa Wentworth, E-rastus Warner, Henry H. Wilexson, Stephen-Williams, Frederick White 58 J. GUITEAU, P.M.

CXrorcvico THE subscriber offers for sale the remainder of his stock of Groceries, at very low prices, (intending to close that branch of business the present season.) The assortment is as follows Hyaou, Young Hyson and Hyson Skin Teas, Havana brown sugar, Coffee and Chocolate, Ginger and Raisins, Nutmegs, cassia, cloves, alspice, pepper Poland starch, Flints segars, Jamaica Kum, Cognac Brandy, Pico, sherry, Catalonia and Greek Wines. AtSO, An assortment of Crockery Glass Ware. JAMES B. MARSHALL. Oct.

7. tf58 wvu.ubj "in 10 ut uuiiiuivu niui fill ing on a patent Ruling Macniue, and a good workman, in the various branches of Bookbinding, will find constant empfoy by applying immediately to LA ELL FRANCIS. A TmtrnAvmnn io wStL Stray Horse, BROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber, on the 20th of lastmomh.a dark bay Mare; she has ft white spot on her forchend, is shod ail round.and is iibout twelve years old. MARTIN WIIEATON. Amherst, Cayuga Creek, Oct.

5. tfiitf GROCERIES. A SLl'l'LX is kept at the MEW HFX S'SOK Cheapside, Main-street, Buffalo, next door (ETabove the Stone Tavern, kept by L. Dyer -such as the following BRANDY. GIN, RUM, St.

and N. England Winf.s of Madeira, Tencriffc, Malaga, and Port. Cherry Brandy, 1 Raspberry Brandy, Very fine shrub, Loaf sugar. Very fine Knc-Orleans Sugar. Muscovado Sugar.

Fine New-Orleans Molasses. Windward Island Ditto. Chocolate, COFFEE. Codfish, ISOL Mu.s,ard ReA Herrings. iiimiraSllfe Raisins, Currants, Figs.

All-spice, Ginger, Cinnamon. Mace, Cloves, Nutmess, Citron. NUTS Almonds, Filberts, Pea-nuts. SEGARS Spanish, New-Orleans, and American TOBACCO Lorrillard's CUT, Ladies' Twist. Plug No.

1, do. No. 2. Macaba SNUFF. Gunpowder, shot, and Flints.

STARCH Poland and American. Pipes Ions and short. CONFECTIONARY-such as sugar Toys, Carraway Comfits, Barley Cakes, Pep permint Lozenges and Urops.Large and small Kisses, Burnt and susar Almonds, Coriander Plums, Plaited Cream Candy, Rock Candy, Lemon Candy, Hoar-hound Candy. A variety of Glass Beads. Pins and Needles, Fish Lines.

Fish Hooks and Jews' Harps, Silver Thimbles, Needle Cases. Pocket Books, Jack Knn es, Snuff Boxes, (a variety.) Pocket and side Combs. Sun Glasses, sailors' Needles. Wash Balls and shaving soap. Pencils and Pencil Cases, Breast Pins.

Lavender Water salt of Lemon. Fresh soda Powders, (equal, if not superior, it is said, to the water from the fountain.) And other Articles- CHARLES R. BEACH. Buffalo, Oct. 1.

57 WANTED, A HREE Apprentices to the Blacksmith's Business those from the ennntrv would be preferred. For further particulars, enquire at the New, Bright Red. right angled triangular shop on the Flat, a little North-west of the new Hotel (now building,) near the south end of Main-street, Buffalo where all kinds of work in the Blacksmith's Line, will be executed on the shortest notice, and in the first style. N. B.

Those who want their Horses shod in the best manner, are requested to (only) call and try. Buffalo, Oct. 1. tf57 WM.HOLLISTER&Co. No.

4 Cheapside, Have received their I'ALL and WINTER stock of which they offer at the lowest prices. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and look. Buffalo, Oct. L-57 new blacksmith's establishment: HAS established his business of making Edged Tools, at the old stand formerly occupied by Mr. Reese, where he has constantly for sale, at wholesale and retail, a supply ot and all kinds of edged tools, (warranted A and at the shortest notice Repairs all kindsof edges.U-THe employs two tires with the first rate workmen to do all kinds of Blacksmith work which may be required in this Village and its vicinity, and pledges himself to do all in Ids power to merit the patronage of the public Buffalo, Oct.

157 WOOD. WANTED to contract for ten cords dry beech and wood. Apply to hteprinters hereof. Sept- 22. 63 Book-Binding.

A Boy from 14 to IG years of age, of good habits, is wanted as an apprentice to the book-binding business. Apply at the emporium umce. Sept. FEATHERS. 500 LWliva Gsese Feathers, for sale bj July.

session to beholden in October next, for a charter Jur a canal, to unite the waters of Luke Champlain and Connecticut river, by the iialley of Onion river. Tie President of the United States, is now in Massachusetts, on a visit to his father, lie calculates to be absent from Washington one month. On the Zst ult. a tornado, destroyed five dwelling-houses and six barns, and killed one woman and two children, in the towns of Stoford, Fairke and Or- ford, in Vermont. A distinguished Indian chief, inimical to the treaty of cession, it is said, has written to Gen.

Jackson, that if he was of the opinion then ought to com ply with the terms of the treaty, they would do so! Such is the confidence Ihey repose in the man who conquered una Humbled tnem It sneaks volumes in his favour. Judge Trumbull, the author of 3P Fingol, is about to remove from Hart ford to Detroit, to spend the remainder of Ins dais with his daughter. MARRIED In Whitesborough, on the evening of the 28th ult. bv the Rev. E.

F. Willey, Mr. Wm. S. May- nard, Merchant, of Otsego, to Miss Julia Guiteau, daughter of the late Dr.

Guiteau. DIED In Hon. Asa Chapman, a Judge of the Supe rior Court. In Holden, Mass. Capt Geoige Webb, aged 85, a revolution ary officer.

In Whitesborough, Col James Warner, formerly from New-York. LAKE NAVIGATION. PORT OF BUFFALO ARRIVED. Steam Brig, Superior Sherman, from Detroit; seh, Mariner, Blake, from Detroit seh. Erie Packet, Perkins, from Detroit seh.

Fair Play, Whitaker, from Detroit sch. Milan, Reed, from Sandusky sch. Bolivar, Miles, from Mackina sch. Mica-tor, Johnson, from Cleaveland; sch. Prudence, Johnson, from Cleaveland sch.

Ann, Tyler, from Sandusky sch. Independence, Tubbs, from Detroit; sch. Liberty, from Portland sch. Lake Serpent, Webb, from Cleanp.tn.nd srh Ijiittt Wnnhinirinn HaA from Miami sch. Good Intent, e.rie sen.

racket, Smith, from Portland sch. Beaver, Burnett from Detroit sch. superior, aaerwooa, jrom uetrott. CLEARED. Schs.

Liberty. Bolivar. Mariner. Mieatnr. Red Jacket, Detroit sch.

Macedonian, Cleaveland; sch. Packet, for Portland sch. Milan, Reed, for Sandusky. J. N.

Reynolds Co. HAVE taken the stand formerly occupied by E.D.EFNER, and have on band, and will constantly keep, an assortment of ULUIHS, CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, together with a general assortment of Ready-made Clothes, This establishment bein connected with one in Utica, ana another in be able to afford clothing on as good terms, and in as good style, as any West of New-York. Buffalo, Oct 8 U58 ject, and in expectation of events which have taken place. ''Most honourable Sir. Amidst the general distress and public calamity under which a great part of the European Jews laboured, some years a-go, and still are seen to labour, it was, indeed, no small consolation to every one, whom the fate of our brethren would appear no trifle, to hear the no-hie voice of a most excellent partaker of our faith, animating the ab-ject spirits of the members of an oppressed creed, by summoning them from an ungrateful and unjust country, to that part of our globe which they style the ne world, but would yet, with greater reason, name the better one.

It was you, most honorable sir, who afforded this sublime comfort. Since that time, the better part of the European Jews are looking with the eager countenance of hope to the United States of North America, happy once to exchange the miseries of ineir native sou for public freedom, granted there to every religion and for that general happiness which, not the adherents of a priveleged faith a lime, but every citizen is entitled to share. "The society who dares to address you this letter, united for the purpose of advancing the progress of science and knowledge amongst the partners of our religion, but penetrated at the same time with the deepest feelings of gratitude, for the pleasing view which you have opened to our happy brethren, would have deemed itself failing in a most urgent duty, not to acknowledge the full extent of your meritorious undertaking, by naming you Extraordinary Member of our Congregation, and Correspondent General for the. United States, according to which you will receive herewith the Letters Patent of this nomination together with two accounts of the present of our society, which will perhaps give you a better notion of owe final purpose, than this short letter can be able to affoid. "You would, mist honorable sir, infinitely oblige if you would send us an exact relation of all the particulars concerning the Jews in every province of the United States, their progress in business and knowledge, and the rights allowed to them in gen-eral, and by each single state.

But you would still more oblige us, by proposing to us a sufficient number of persons, able to be members of our society, and, who, under your presidency, settling a particular congregation, would establish perpetual cor respondence with us about the means of transplanting avast portion of En,.