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IN CHANCERY. David Parish, ts. George Scribe, John Yr. Bloom titSJ, Richard R. Lansing, and others.

IN pursuance of a decree made in the above cause, I Jame King, one of the masters of the Court of Chancery, ol the state of New York, will expose to sale, at public auction, on the tenth day of September 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at Bagga 1 avern, in UUca, in the county of Oneida, all those several lots, pieces or parcels of land, unsold or contracted to be sold as hereinafter mentioned, situate, lying and being in the counties ol Oneida and Oswego, in the state of New York, within the limits of a certain large tract of land, usually known by the name of Scri ba's Patent, which lotr, pieces, or parcel, are distinguished in the divisions and subdivisions of the said larger tract made by different surveyor, in the maps and field books, of such divisions and subdivisions as follows, that is to say In Tiirtntkip Jfo. 3. Lot No. 48, containing 119 ac 49 148 1 4 ac 60 208 3 4 ac 61 97 1 2 ac. 63 158 3 4 ac.

77 145 3 4 ac. CO 100 ac. YV. side 89 102 1 4 ac. 91 138 ac.

93 1 13 I 2 ac. 30 ac. off S. end, and 30 ac E. side of N.end, 94 48 ac.

N. W. corner, 95 144 1 4 ac. 96 131 ac. ex.

43 1C 100 ac. off E. sido, 101 643 4 ac. in N.E. corner, 103 145 ac.

107 144 1 4 ac. 109 184 1 4 ac. ex. 50 ac. S.

end, 50 ac. E. side of N. part, and 30 ac. S.

end of residue, 1 10 210 Mac ex. 90 ac S. end, 16 1 2 ac. W. side, 32 1 2 ac.

E. 1 2, G5 ac off N. end 25 ac. neat IV. and 37 ac 33 p.

S. of said 32 1 2, 1 15 62 ac, 2 r. 20 p. N. half 1 16 155 3 4 ac.

ex. 40 ac S. end. Under tontracti of laleLoi No. 75 cont'g 94 1 4 ac.

93 30 ac. off E. side of N. end, 96 50 ac. S.

end, 106 50 ac. S. end 1 10 32 1 2 ac. E.half of 65 ac. off H.

end 25 ac next west of the above 37 ac 33 p. S. of said 321 2 ac In Tuwnship Xo. 9. Lot No.

13, cont'g 157 3 4 ac 32 107 1 2 ac, 47 161 gtc.08 122 1 4 ac. 109 144 1 4 ac. Under etmtraelt of talelM No. 4 1, cont'g 152 1J3 ac. In Totcnshio JVo.

10. Lot No. 12, cont'g 155 ac. 28 153 3 4 f.r. 37 154 lo'J 1 4, Vi 151 1 4, 54 1 18 1 2, 57 1 14 3 1 ac In Tovnihip Ao.

15. Lot No. 14, cont'g 138 1 2 ac 126 ac. 40 125 1 2 ac. In Totrmliip Xo.

6. Lot No. 2, cont'g 157 ac. ex. 50 ac.

off of S. end, 3 157 4ac.ex.30ac.offS.end, and'iac. ext N. of same, 7 156 1 2 ac. ex.

25 ac. off VV. 4ac.N. 1 2 of residue, 8 156 1 2 ac ex. N.

1 2 of 50 ac from W. side, 37 1 2 ac. from E. side, 25 ac ailjoiuing Moses H. Slater, and 37 1 2 ac adj.

Andrew B. Slater, 9 151 3 4 ac ex. 75 ac 3 r. 20 p. E.

I 2 and 50 ac. W. side, 19 143 3 4 ac ex. 96 ac off W. side, 20 146 1 4 ac.

ex, 73 1 8 ac 11 half and 60 ac. off ofN. end ol W. 1 2, 30 85 1 4 ac 32 149 ac ex. 74 ac 100 p.

1 2 41 198 ac ex. 100, VV. side, 42 1 17 1 4 ac. 43 152 1 4 ac ex. 100 ac off of the N.

end, 41 153 1 4 ex 72 a. 2 r. 20 p. N. 1 2, 60 85 3 4 ex.

60 ac V.aid,il 9 lac ex. 75 ac L. side 52 149 1 2 ac ex. 100 ac. W.

side, and 25 ac. 8. 11 cornrr, 00 156 Uac.ex.73 1 8 ac. N. half 67 157 ac7J l26acC6.l69 1 2ac83 104ac Under tonlrntli of tale No.

2, 60 ac. off of P. 30acS.enl4(75kcnextN.4 156 1 2 ac 6 156 3 4 ac 6 158 ar. 7 25 ac. Wjide, 65 3 4 ac N.

1 2 of residue, 0 N. 1 2 of50ac. from VV.si.le, 37 1 ac from E. side, 25 ac. adj.

Mote B. Ha tersuvl37l.2ac.adj. Andrew 0. Slater, 9 75 a. Sr.

20 p. E. 1 2, and 50 ac. W. side, 16 1 13 ac 17 144 1 2 ac 18 70 ac W.

sido, 19 96 ac. off VV. ude, 21 145 3 4 ac. 23 151 ac. 30 22 ac.

N. VV. part, 31 98 3 4 ac. 3274 ac. 100 r.

11 1 2, 31 151 3 4 ac 41 100 ac. W. side, 43 100 ac. N. end, 50 60 ac.

W. side. 51, 75 ac. E. side, 52 100 ac VV.

tide, and 25 ac 3. corner, 53 1 52 ac CO 78 1 2 ac N. 1 2. InlomuJiipXo.V. Lot So.

7, cont jc 227 3 4 ac. ex. 50 ac V. rnd, nd50ac.nrxt,1J36acex.48ac.N. ofre.

Idue. and 48 ac S. 1 2 of tame, 14 153 ex. CO ac. Waude, 19 1533 4 ac, ex 50 ac off W.

side, 33 151 3 4 ac. 35 1 40 3 4 ac. 40 88 3i. 47 15 i 1 .9 I i 1 ac. ex.

37 1 8 ac N. 1 2 of E. 12 and 37 a. 11 ptM loic. 166 3 4 ex.

Mac. 60 p. i iejl 4, 70 1 15 ac. 71 141 1 4 72 163 ac. ex.

100 ac offN. end, 75 1 4 ac 78 143 3 4 ac79 199 ar.ex. ii off P. ud, 00 162 ac. 81 172 1 2 ac.

82 134 1 4 ac. Undtt remVers oftalt. No. 7, 50 ac W. end, aad 60aci ext, 1348 ac N.

1 2, and 43 ac 1 2, 14 CO ac W. side. 48, 62 ac N. 1 2, and ac S. 1 2,60 37 1 0 ac.

N. 12, of 11 12, and 37 ac. 14 r.3.l 1 2,6:1,61 ac. 72 100 ac. off N.

end. 79 100 ac. i J. 'In TetriuJitp 19. Lot No.

10, cont'g. 1 19 ac ex. 59 1 2 ar. S.half, 11 114 12 ac.ex.67 1 4 ao. N.

1 2. 12 117 1 2 13 113 ac. 19 121 3 4 ac20 ac21 159 1 4 ac 22 Wi ac.TJ, 91 1 4 ac 28 150 ac. 37 156 1 2 ac. ex.

73 1 4 ac. E. 1 2 38 152 1 4 ac ex. 50 ae. W.

side. 33 151 ac. 41 I 12 ac. 42 150 ac 45 150 1 4 ac. ex.

75 1 8 E. 1 2. 46 158 ac tx. 100 ac 9. end, 48 154 1 4 ac.

60 1 49 1 4 ac Maced W.tile.it 167 ac.ex. I JO ac. 56 118 3 4 ae. ex. 132 1 1 ac.

68 I IS 1C. ex. 60 ac. S. fi, Mac ex.

90 1 2 ac.ci inOac.Ti IV5 ac 3t ac. U4 07 Jac.OI 15 1 iac.M.Uiac. l0271l 4ac iwiuhich. rac.luH7 3 4ac.ex.l(W c. Ill 147 12 ac.

ex. 60 11 side, 6 151 ac ii ac. 128 1 1 1 1 2 ac ex. War. VV.

nor. I i vr tmutn or. So. 69 1 2 Ac 8 Ac IS, 14 29 Ac, 3J J7 AC j3 Ac silr, 11, I J7 12 Ac 45 75 1 8 Ac l. if, Art Ar i.v of 100 Ac end, and 50 acrv tame, 62 4 Ae off tde, and 100 Ac tnle, yj Ac cn.i, ID.I ac.

nctf, jf Ac side, CO me a. mi Ac side, 55 34 I Sac 1. of VV I .,37 12 Ac 1 2, of Ac and 7i Ac V. sl, CO Ac end. 25 Ac nest ami 40 L2 Ac nrti of pwl.CI Ko LsiJCilUJBc, isti I.

nd P.W 7 3i' ac of 50 ac from 3 1 aa nri OTTr, ac wxl ol tmi 611 60iCMl Sj nr 8 tiki. 61 jUan iwln. 'm l.n vc 'l p(lfi end, an.) 25 ac i( of 1 11 3 4 Br ti ar, 8 1 2 of JO ac. liwn ti.lr. 7 ar end of rei lu and 23 ac nr xt nl i vi aeW si lr.

War. 3 4.cl4W,rn XV s.dr. 101 S) ac r4 JO lie. Tl irji i 1 1 50 tc tide. 9', ac rn ac a the are, o'E 1 IA i Tx 14 5 'an 4 6 1 4 147 1 4 ar, P(T la.V 'C 9 13 Ion.

7' :4 14 9 1 i 3. 1 et 1ft I ac ju VV ex 40 ar. 40 Vi ac I ai ra all 8 of ,1, h.N Vu MIJ All t' 41 1 1 Wivil 34 iWaraH.rrrf. i ni i 5J 49acNvL sTHi mai ISO r. i 1..

ft 5) E. ni.r, VJ. trf MeetT tVK fs Uji.4r.," 1 1 1 a 1 3 i 3 ri ae ar. n. rv i.t i i 5 Si 7j 3 ic.

'TlA no 78 147 acex S3 1 2 ac, 81 150 1 4 ac, ex 112 ac, 95 83 163 3 4 ac, 84, 153 1 4 ac, 85 147 1 2 ac, 87 171 1 2 ac, 88 149 1 4 ac, 89 149 3 4 ac, ex 100 ac, 93 145 1 2 ac, 94 51 1 4 ac off side, 95, 143 3 4 ac, ex 50 ac side, 96 168 ac, 100 174 ac, 101 154 1 4 ac, ex 77 1 8 1 2, 102 152 ac, 103 73 ac 1 2, 106 145 1 2 ac, ex 100 ac. 107 156 ac, ex 50 ac end, 109 168 ac, 112 1151 4 ac, 113 173 ac, 114 153 ac, 115 148 1 4 ac, ex 60 ac, 116 142 ac, ex 60 ac end, 117 745 8 ac 1 2, 12058 1 4 ac end, ex 30 ac, 121 213 ac, 122 170 ac, 123 150 1 2 ac, 124 153 ar, 125 115 ac, 126 180 ac, 127 157 3 4 ac, 12u 153 ac, ex 30 ac, 129 147 ac, ex 30 ac, 130 155 ac, ex 120 ac, 132 142 3 4 ac, ex 50 ac E. side, 134 179 ac, 135 203 1 2 ac, 136 185 1 4 ar, 137, 169 ac, 138 164 3 4 ac, 139 143 ac, 110 137 1 2 ac, 141 133 1 4 ac, 142 144 ac, 143, 139 1 2 ac, ex 89 1 3 ae, 146 l70ac, 147 211 1 2 ac, 148 164 1 4, ac, 149 158 2ac, 150 171 1 2 ac, ex 100 ac N. end, 151 157 1 2 ac, ex 10 ac end, 152 152 1 2 ac, ex 50 ac. 153, all of Unmch of Salmon Creek, ex 50 ac from end, 107 ac, 154 96 1 4 ac, 155 145 2ac, 156 215ac, 157 156 1 2 ac ex 100 ac, 158, 149 3 4 ac, 159 165 ac, 100 93 1 4 ac, 161 224 ac, ex 59 55 100 ac Under eontractt of tale, lot No.

7, 30 ac off end, 9 721 2r. 20p. 1 2 14 38 1 4 ac off side, 38 1 4 ac adj, and 23 1 2 ac end, of half 15 99 1 4 ac side, 16 72 ac 11 1 2 17 50 ao side, tc 50 ac aili, 22 50 ac N. 1 2 of 100 ao from end. 23 76 1 8 ac E.

1 2 21 ac end of VV. 1 2 and 20 ac ol 18 ac 50 p. of 1 2 of mgnway, m) 4Uac a.li, 50 ac side, 31 7C ac side, 34 CO ac N. 1 2 40 39 1 2 ac 11 1 2 of N. 1 2 41, nil ex the part of Salmon Creek, and of a line 20 rh from the line of the lot, 40 76 1 2 ac N.

1 2 26 1 2 ac side of end, 60 ac side oi same, 4471 i ac rial, 49 60 ac offof end of 111 2acVsidc.6l 1 2 ac next 3 of the a. hove, and 50 ac side, 60 26 ac 3r. 20p. of 63 A It a i 4 i.n an 'i mi; 11 corner, ai i ito iuu ac a r. corner, 52 40 ac adj, 50 from rnd, 51 44 83 100 ac of the Oswego road, 56 73 3 4 ac E.

1 2 57 1 8 ao 1. quarter, and 60 ac Esidcol W. 1 2 60 50 ac side, and 3(1 ac side, 65 25 ac side, 25 ac adj. and 21 ac 3r. 20ji.

adj Alfred, 66 15 3 1 ac corner, 67 3 37 100 end of W. 1 2 and VV of road, 40 ac in ronier and of road, and 83 3 4 ac unoM residue. 70 60 ac side, 50 ac next of 50 ac from VV sido, 50 ac next of VV Sljrey, and 40 ac alj. the a hove, 71 39 ac 20p. corner, 73 7J 3 8 ac N.

1 27425 ncV. 2of50ac Nend.60 acEside of pari rcni'g after 50 ac off end, and 25 ac 11 01 ac ou onU, 75 87 ac 11 1 2 I ac of W. 2 art, and all VV of hhrhwav. and ac nit VV. 1 2E of highway, 76 2J 1 2 ac end 81 75 0 ac 11 1 2 and 37 ac 90d.

VV side. 89 50 ac VV side 95 50 ac part 106 50 ac 11 1 2 of 100 ac off VV side, 1 15 CO ac end, 1 13 50 ac VV sido, a a a a i 141 ac r.ii ju ac i end, 128 30 ac end, 129 30 acE side. IJOCOac side of 1m ar end, and 20 ac of alve, and 8. of Salmon Cretk, 131 72 1 0 ac VV. 2 33 1 2 ac of side, and 8 of Salmon Creek, and 38 3 4 ac of do of do, 143 39 2acofl end, and 60 acneit of the above, 1 14 50 ac side, 47 ac, 3r.

VV of alov(, and of Creek, and 33 1 4 ac v. 01 umnn Creilc, 152 60 ac. 11 side, 157 50 ac. off N. rud, and next 8.

of above, 161 63 55 1i0 ac. N. 11 corner. In Toimihifi 11 No. IOC.

coiitV 13Jac ex.33 1.4 ac 1.10 157 ac. ex 39 1 4 ac. InJirtmttrartiof tn't Lot No. 106. 11.4 ac N.

1 2 of 11 1 2 1 10 39 1 1 ac S. VV. quarter. 11 linmiiup Great lot No. I.

31.100 ae. I ll 4 ar, lot tic 4, 63 1 2 ac, 11 1 2, no. 2 and CI i ac i 'i 1 495 1 4 ac 3, 501 ac. 10 517 4 ic 1 1 497 3 4 ac 12 503 ac. 19 498 1 4 ac 20471 90 100 ac.

2 1 4118 68 100 ac 10 165 1 4 ao. 11 iij i w. i iij i aac no 1 14 III 1 2 ac. lSU9ac. 16 1131 4 ac.

25 13C 3 4 ac. 1 iu i jica mi i iac.j Hi ac. 30KMM ac 31 1301 2ac. 32101 I ac 33 IIQac34 141 2ac.35 144ac.3C 151 1 lac 37 150 1 2 ac 33 155 ac. 40 166 ac.

41 l'l7 1 2 ac 42 195 ac 41 195 Mac. 44 196 ac 40 147 47 131ac48ICac. 19157 1 4ac.50 U7ac5l 150 ac. 52 118 ac 53 150 1 2 ac 64 145 ac 65 llCac 5il4Cc. 57 145 3 4 ac.

68 111 c. 59 Ml 1 4 ac. CI 1J7 3 4 ac. 65 167 3 1 ac 66 Ij2 3 4 ac. 67 151 ac.

C3 152 3 4 ac 69 152 1 4 ac70l58Mac7 150 1 2 ac. 72 150 1 2 ac 7J 151 1 2ac74 151 1 4 ac.75 152acd 153 ac 19 ItKI ac. from 11 side 20 50 ac 11 stde, N. 273ac. The retrrration in Towndiip No 23.

coorg750 3 4 acex. 355 96 100 ac. iiifir tmlratlt Mr Of Rrfat lot no 1, 3 2 ar. 2.nl no 2 ami 61 1 2 ac VV 1 2, in rmrvattmi of 750 3 4 ac, 41 3. a.m)ac,r,Oac,42 Sl UWar, 53 9 ltxiar, and 50 sc.

I he above lotv i.itrn anl narrrl. of lnul. sold or rontracled to hetuld, will sold acord in 10 the quantities above tpeunnL the same more or for cali 1 al llie Mlrt, if urrrwairr, will be root. no td from Jy to mflu.UttL Dited 10th June 1822. JAMI.S KlXi, jy2 10 Ma.lrr Chanre rv.

IN CHANCERY Plate of New York, iwwn. lit. I.r .1.. six lot.oll,nd 11. Ih twn of K.nr and HUU Urdoiitlrmpr4ihe 12 in the Bine.

J.u. 1 V. aHrriaiiK4ri.iuUtunj 3J arm. Alio, Xo. I in the firl Civ on the nvthwft ,,1, of Ihe lopg Cmk, mntajuioe 511 arret and rnnr lentliiolanarre.

Al.o. L4 NV. li i ai cLva on the i.ithw.( of the lpu Crrk, coi.tain.ng JO No. 1 1 1,1 class on the rMXlhwe.t i le of Um Kani.ui creek containmr, 29 ai rr. an I ihr Mr nth of an arte.

Alwfol No. tin the fiM on the in i.w,,. arret ami II ccel Umf.t a.kl inhal.iUnl id nrTt Miti I0 alvJ MtJ fott. I Ttrlhrr it.tli tl hrre.l.uuirn'1 aitl er there iiac.nj or aj.peita..,M. P' '4 imnH'i IUH.ION'.

9lUu15Ji MvtrrinCI the prrmiT tt a luufT mill tfa Vrt tpire, 3 ttoriet (li anothtr i.ldm; 7 frtt ty ai, to ine aive tJKA rW. rt niir.ntt.re nf 11! I 1 wn.n""lu rSiZ irniu, oi an ai rr. i. lj i U.Mcta UM Uir.i .1 1. tK.

Clerk r.mUui,t rrt an.l ievr.te.,K, fj irr. I.Xre., ari.ierv...it ul loltof laivllliq l.utdrcrni a lieers.i.l k.j I I ttrir uir moninc. I or "I 1 pro. ts to make a d.r I. tha', hteovne lo 1 ff1 .4 Ml 1 rlil, in pilCUn.

4 the arl Ij soutl (hurt a i icm. m.ll aj 0, 11I(rs a Hi T'" Ut 1 lMrn t'lW of d.rr.lk.,,, of the JIH.WW, a Urreprdra Wllh "tlU UI ,4 New York Urem. i. Wlrf "nlHr.Ulaxtt.,rtr4cJ ryttroof. The Ue farm Cantain u.v '1W" I (14 Mh.

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1 glOl rvrewUUa. Uvwlthe rnd at fc.pi 1 War 1 fc. kyt 4 Vila. JWlIX fL ML'RUAY, EARLY in October will be published a Ken Map of Florida, compiled from recent ac tual surveys and observations, and also from authentic documents, made and collected during a residence in that country. To accompany the Map, but tor the public con venience, issued separately, will appear at the same time, Obscrtattoiu upon the rtoridas, from original notes taken during several journeys in the Terri tory, particularly paits hitherto unexplored, and information drawn from the most authentic sources, by Charles Vignoles, civil and topographical Engineer, lately of South Carolina, and at presont a resident Surgeon in East Florida.

The Map will be about 28 inches square, delineated on a scalo of 20 miles to one inch the whole of the principal, and almost all the tributa ry Water Courses, and the chief Lakes will be laid down tho existing Carriage Koads, and all the main Indian Paths, the names of places of entertainment, will be noted, the local appella tions being rarelully retained to avoid conlusion, as it will be an object to render the Map ai convenient and useful as possible to travellers independent of the general details, all the large Grants of Land will be located as far as practicable. The accompanying Book will contain a Review of the state ofr the Province in a statistical and civil light, fora few years previous to and at the period of the cession. A summary description of the country in general, as respects foil, climate and topographical detail', with remarks on the different appropriate particularly coffee, sugar, Cuba tobacco and fruit. An abstract, as far as attainable, of all the Grants made ly the Spanish Authorities in the Florida, with the name? of the original Grauteei, explanations of the principles upon which lands were generally conceded, and an account of tho different Laws, Royal Orders, ic. authorising the Governors lo make GranU.

information, respecting the Indian, the Wrecking Sy tem among the Keys and Reefs, aud other general oiiit as may be considered I'SE rvt. or iNTFnrsTixc to the public. The price will be made as low a powible, it bein presumed that the Map and Pamphlet may be issued at a sum not exceeding $3 for both. Namr of Sulrrilerp for the Man and Uook will be received at litis office until 1st September next; and the copies will be nrcordinclv forwarded as soon as published, payable on delivery. nt.

Auuatinr, June 29, 1822. Jy23lawtOctl In the Cirtutl Court of the Umtrd 6ufrs, an n4 jor me uittnet of rcnnsyltama, in We Wirrf Cirruii. DETW1.EN Joseph Marx and Joseph Marx) aim Cllizrns Ol the State of Virginia, who sue as well in their own Names as in behalf of such other Persons, StotkltoKlcrs of the late Dank of the t'uited States heretofore named, as shall coma in and become Parties hereto, contributing to tho Expenses of this Suit CouipLiiiiaiit. AND Divid Lenox, Llus Boudinot, I lu Equity, Robert Smith, JainrsC. 1'uh October S.

er, Joch Simt, Archibald i sions, 181 01 1 aui nrmen. Samuel Coatr, Henry Pratt, George Fox, Paschall llollmpworth, John Sdlle, Thomas i. ling, llorare Uinnry, George lUrrtson, Abijili llammoiid, William Bayanl, and Oliver VV'olcott. Cititrus of the State 4 Peuurylvania, Trustrea of Vi late ttauk of the tinted States. AND, now to wit, this twenty third day of April, 000 tliouaand etfihl huivlred and twenty two Ihu Cau came lore tltt Court otj a Mandat from the Honorable tba Snoram Court of tlic tinted Slates I further Proceed mgt.

Wherenpoa it is ordered and decreed 1 hat the holdin of Notes of the la'e Iiauk of tlie United bring them in for Payment at the Lite Uinkuir lion nf said Hank iu the city c4 iimuriifiM, iiira inrirttiun o.ty 01 April, A 1.... 11 1 Court luiJr.nt may I make a final Decree (or I Mr.K.itK,. ol the for ever thrrflerexemi led rnm all arrt or rexemi'led fnm all arrnt or reen e4 in the hinds of the drlrndants for ment of wi 1 swtrt 5 an it it further mdrrtd and drrreed, that the Clerk cauie thu onlrr te publi.hrd in one pnbhr nrwpprr in each the Lillnvruir Ia it New ork, ihuixire. Norfoiw. S.

vannalt, once a wrrk lor nina rtWIar mouths br fore the said tlei entli day of Ajnl or t. A true royv. I). CALDWELL, CI. rk Cir.C.

The FJit.vra, r( the Holow Evtmnf (i ifriu, at lUtmv, of the Yrk Evening I'M New YHk, of the AnirriDn, at Haltimorr, of tuc Nr. flk Ilerl 1, at the City GiU'tte, at Chirlr.mH the at f.v vnnn. aim 01 me Iumuiu A.tvrrtucr, Nw m. fi lav.t roui.glhe i. kn order.

D.CVLI mv 1 lawOm by an uhliration, ron rmaliy to ALllWELL, ClrrkCr.C. JVT I IL it hrrei.v riten la all the creditor 11 c4 VVlu.n il.le.i, an innlrent drl t.r, thai, in ptirtuanre of the a. hereinatrr ant on frl, I he die jih d.ty of June nel, at 4oMrk Ih afteinai, for a eterl rnetl. injof all tiif lirrvditnriof kI iiiHlreot at stnll rlw to aiien.1, at mv oTice, No. 6J Uroad my, in iner ty of Nw.Vork, litnam.iie an I arrrl.n the dra.

due tocsch rreiitor, tn.M tame nl aiy the iinj.iiM.mr it for drU mrrrti.n Ai r.l Milt, JAMES t.r.tMW.V T.I.T, jr. 01 Yorif. 1 I on lift HVor lrr .4 jJlu, t.lmn;, hr in Ira of ,11 me c.l tl f.Mi.,1 ol Vol! f.vlaM i. I I lffftIt fnnn A I PfiTiTfiT IrMnr. In tall rvlla Ib .1 'A lite edit.

rJ ll I i l)t InU iL and llt u. .1. Iiirw aKl e. i. xrr Uit k.4ra c4 I for II hM lW.H, CJJ.yof A.im.i, 1 1.

jom Ally, for all vluiy cre liUy 1 1 lacti, 1 altet.arK al rf II. Wr.aev fo Il.l J.I lfe, alhMrit, he. 1. .1 rfa.a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THE subscriber intends to return to the practice of the law, and offers for sale his estate, on the Genesee River consisting of a dwelling house and appurtenances, farm aud farm buildings, tenants' houses, mills, and village houses and property. The following are some of the particulars The house has been built about 7 years, is well constructed, contains 1 1 rooms besides offices, and has been much approved by persons of taste, for correctness of design and proportion.

It is situated in the midst of a very fine grove and park ground of about 50 acre, and is sheltered from the prevailing winds. The grounds command an extensive view of the neighboring country, including three villa ges, and are bounded in one direction by a distant prospect of the Allegany Mountains. The scenery of this place and the vicinity, has been much admired by travellers. From a residence of ten years, the subscriber states that this part of the country is not only healthy, but in his judgment, much more so than the country in general. The Land extends from the Gencsea Rivera bout 3 miles back, and contains upwards of 1,600 acres.

About one third of the quantity is flats or intervale land under improvement. The wood and timber is chiefly oak and kickory, with a pine grove of about 100 acres, which is there valuable, as pine is scarce about a due proportion ol the whole is now cleared and under improvement, and well fenceJ the soil is various the flats a rich black mould the upland mostly a loam inclining to marl or sand in different places. The whole is of that fertility and excellence for which the enctee county is so celebrated. There are perpetual springs of good water on almost every part, and a creek runs one or two miles through the estate. There is also a sulnhur snrinp a Iwwl of choice ochre for paint, a small bed of excellent iron ore, a gooa young orchard, a nursery of excellent fruit, hop grounds, fall crop sown, 4c The Genesee River is koatable in spring and fall, so that as soon as the canal is completed to the River, Uicre need be no land transportation to New York.

Among the improvements arc A nuuiberof barns, barracks, stables, sheds, Two excellent saw mills, with everv thin complete the situation in all respects good. B. nun IWO palr oi nones. A small brewery, sufficient to mnkn nr imn bbls. of beer a seaou.

A village store. Two neat village houses, with the appurtenan ces. A considerable nthnr nm.rlu i rl, lining village of Mosco hall of which was originally About a dozen house of tenants, who have um ally cultivated parts of this land on shares. 110 the property may also be had. the farm teams and choice live stock, aud a vcrv comnlot set of London made agricultural implements, a dapted to the most improved system of Eng ih larmiuz.

A regular and verv respectable Minister re. sides and officiate in the village a good common school is permauentlv maintained, and a proper imiiiung 11 prcpareu ior an acaaemy. The property will te sold in uarts or collective. ly to suit purchasers. A considerable part of the parchae money may rema on mortgage.

as mis advertisement may be seen by persons at a distance, it may be projiertosay that the estate is not sold from any didike, discoutrut. or ob jection whatever. The subscriber thinks it as perkct a farm with reiect to natural advantage, and well situated and desirable as he ha ever seen in any country. Terms mav be known by application to Beni. VV.

Em. tm York Egbert Bon, Eq. Le Roy, ucneee County James Gbrer, Es j. Svipio, Cayuga County or to the subrnher. 8AML1XM.

HOPKINS, Mocow, 1C22. rnar I lawtf order c4 the Honorable Km hard Ivikrr, necordtroftiM City of New York. n.iiir hereby given for the crr.huirsof Jme Kelly. um urn ot vaumrw kiiv, an Inaolrrnl ilrtH or, toappear before the taid Kecordcr, at hi of fice in the City Hall of thetai.l ri.v, on the day of Aagutt next, at lOo'clork io'the forenoon ol lhal day, to Vw raue, if any they have, why an awi'ninrtd of the sail insolvent etMe hould milii.ini,l.t Ik. I 1.

I imprrxinment for or by rraton of any drbls due at the time of making sitrh anicomrut', or contract eJ for Ufore that hme.llioiiri) payable aAerwird, aiu alto, ii in pnton, irom impritonment, a Kreeaiiiy lo an ail o( Lc. Mlatiire of the Stale of New.ork,enliile,l, an a.t la aU.l.d im pnvwiment for drbl in certain caw." Dated the 122. UC I ordrr o( Ih llcat le Rii liarJ Rik(r, 1 Rrcorvlerot Ihe City of New Yoik, notice it hrrel jriien for Hie rre.l.tor of JamrtCaul field, of the firm Ca ulfirl.l fc KrUy, an intolvent debtor, eiM Utre the rii.l Recorder al h.i oiSce in the City Ihll of the al citv, oo the 7ih divcf Aogit lOo'rfoik in the foreomw of thai dv, caie, if any ihe? have, wbv an aignmriit ofilie taid u.lvri,ft rrt.Ma thould no! be madr for the benefit of hit creditor. nd U.Mthe prrHn of Die al iwl.rnt may I fr ever literrMirrcxrmpievj Inwi all arret or im pruonmrnt for or lyrrxton of any debts due at int i one oi turn a 'tmrnt, or rnnlrarl. ed for before tut lime, ilM.ijrt payable aflrr rKaikJa! tfinrrxoii.

fmrn hi imornon. menl. an art of ihe lndalur nf lie Mate of m. ork. entitled, an art lo loll impnv menl f.r drU in rrrttm rate," le U.

e. il. jev3 Iaw6 iTATEor l.ot iih Ricri oURT 71 4 v. Damn iW.fc'fir. HY virtue of a dcr rr ,4 ihe lint jn l.r Inct rotirtpfl'ie 5ute of Iouttunt.

I tr.l for alr, on the prrmirs on 1 huhdiy Ui .4 Dr. emWr rrii, al 10 o'tlork, aixi Lie k.iioiiij iHyt, gn.la e.rplel, Ilia K.Ja 1 J.I 1 u'l' ill i ii ii.iii iiiii rww cvuped by 1m drfotnUhL With U.e I dinjr an I improtemenU thrreoo, i.iir. on Hclil ol the aw.ii inn i we uy ri irrira'i. inr toini.j lairr, kl 4 Im he IiphI Ine river, il rntainii 7617 riw fn i .1 arrr, uy ni. civuiv I.

hit 1 1 tntatcMl it ol nU Ic lu be d.iKie I intath.r nl Ui ar lit upper l.x.nlirr rrs tir xirH I II. fc. el iv. I iiic wir.r ti' Pill I H1PIII4, kh nn. r.ii'( nn ar 1.

iii.i i tr a itavnu at rrrrk neiininn a Ii. ith tSe AM Ihe Mme rumr. Itl M.VV l.S la.rniti aipar orii, in 'irrr, r.4 Ihrtn Lo'li'li, I mnleaivrtlmarr, a w.tH ii limrs a eriJknrlrr, tVV4i', tel rJ ajeirtMi ii iily 4 ruk, une, tjiard ami o4Ur wL 1 bera a) cm plai.t ttton rC'ne of" 10 fce m.4tna will, mi.l with lw miws at I a ctn m.ll. ISete It IU ir pp rev Ih hvr trtrffite larj rrper toiler, three eo; ief wir, aw. I iw, ifemarhrevr nakit( as and a inr nuT.l'rf Vx I eJmil 4iten'iiKraiwwi.

Trraat tf lhe 'e Tle tlare payvl iaj a i I jun, lite I nh itt i.nrTw. at 3 snl 4 mr Ihe Mr Vf esl ail t'iof tmM a'llirroirtr H4 "the ptirthver V.J Umj he, 5t kit tumt founl neeari Mlit Ui U.tx rnin the tfvtrU. ehw by Um therUf. Pit Bjotral Ire rTa itn 1 lK.U, r.t al te.ter.lnry and aa ui that al vv. mom; AN.

Mtetii the rnhef OrUanv Jf ltw1IerU BALl. HOI I r.t Ul k. at 18 COOUHITKCO 44N: VALENTINE it WHEELER, inform their 1. 41 inuuus auu vne I'uoiic, mat ihey hav cou themseH'ei in himnf uv.tk i fAnt A IHI a a VUCV tmt Pkttinofxl, and business in future will be conducted under the firm if A VVTiartp Pwrts. suu mM JBf gell Co.

who offer their services of Commission, No. 164 Pearl street, New York. 11C.IM Iv 1 VALENTINE, JOHN A. PETTINGELL. GEORGE WHEELER.

Rkferehces Messrs. Bixbv Valentine Caleb Andrews, Boston Messrs. Beuj. iceler Si Co. Framirurhnm.

au 2 Wh MRS. BARBER, Corset, Dress aud Habit Maker, begs leave to inform the Ladies of New York, and those from the Southward, that she continues her business in all its branches, at No. 19 Courllandt street. The latest European Fashions will always be on hand. N.

B. A few young persons wanted tolearn the above business. Respectable references will be required. 1 good Seamstresses, the terms will be moderate. Jo 19 flm rilllL Unitarian Miscellanv and Christian M.

Monitor for Jul V. is rrrrivrd nm! roailu (nr delivery, by Spalding Howe, 148 Broadway, corner of Liberty st rect. 30 THIS establishment is open every day from 5 o'clock in the morninr. until 1 1 nYlnrlr light. 7 he new keener exuectsbv his unrrmiitnl tention to deserve and obtain the patronage of the I'ut'hc.

Jc 25 3m ECONOMY I.N CLOTHING. AMONG the various necessaries of life, there is perhaps no article more expensive than the article of clothing, and the enormous prices paid for this article calls alouJ for a rrJurlinn Th subscriber has attempted to reduce this expensive nrltM in bOam I. v.i m. ci ma sunras in ilia saniv business in the citv of I'liiHdnlnhii. 'whi.

li ha still continues) for the last 6 years, he resolved to i.t. ii.a 1. tne pdiiviiiic vi uic 1 ui iicit 1 ui Ht The result of this experiment has proved so flat trrin'. ha ia inihirnl In nfar A mnrh larvrr ttnrlr purchased for cah only, in his establishment, and .1 .1. 1 iiy wanu uic continuance 01 inc tavour lie lias reaily rereived, which he hopes he shall con tinue to merit.

J. BURK, 22 Wall st N. B. Gentlemen who have not yet given a IriM lo this rst.ililithmriil. will rrrnllrrl ihnf if any objection be ma Jo to quality of cloth, quality 01 worxmansnip, inmming, or 10 ineiu ol a garment, they are requested to return it or ever so trivial an objection be maJe.

Ihul llirro it nn charge for taking measure, and if plcaed, an in 1 ..1 ts irmi on nmuuiii oi ciuiiiing 10 inonins is saveu nt i 'percent. J. U. Jv20 (1 1 OLASSES. 80 hhds tooi LI m.

sc, laiidiu: 9ml for sale bv aa 5 O. At' AN, 8 Folton tt. UNION HALL ACADEMY, VT the comer of Oliver and Henry streets, near ChaUtam snunre. Will rr nnrn. nrirr the annual vacation, ou Mondar the 19th inttant.

or ine iniormatioii ol tlie public, the proprietors would observe, that this verv extensive mv has 1een erected within the lat six month', aud is ucsijned lo be wholly devoted to the punuit of reueral literature. In the male apartments will be taught all the branches of a regular, progressive and systematic coune of imtrurlion, including a complete preparation for butince or college. In the Irmalr, all which may be deemed rc pule to complete the education of vounr ktdin. m. the Krenrh lanuai.e.

i.tnin ami Amnmon. tal needle work, drawing tlie various kinds of lanry painnnr. emnrpmrry, tit. The talubritv of the situation: 11. arranre roent aud convenience of the several a umttueu wan every necwwarr aiu aratutlor la llltatllie llie etturalinmif the tlil.lruli lite rri.ii lur organization nl Ihe tirum rlinr.

inn. nor advantarct resulting Iron Ihe adoption of mrte regulation, sttiirh pracii.al rxpenence ha dictated to hm Ihe beat tiarrllier uitli ihe tearhers lcing all immediately interete in Ihe .1. nn'roTrmrm ot ine pupus are rcnMiieraiion arhirh it I believed mre L'ninn II ill An.lem a iil rla.ni lo the upict airl Kitmn.ige of a can jmi ana iiitrrrnin; rnminuiiilv. AARON M. MERCHANT, 1 MttRICI.

HOYT, TIIADEOI VVHITI.OCK, SVMIT.LVVLSCOTT, rropritWr. aug' tf ii rirr. iiuxDREi) mns. HF. (ubtrnher Kara i.ie rerrite.1 fmm Londou, 500 Itd.et' and Gtntlemen't Wig, of a ry superior quality, several ol (urn are ol die Patent kind: the have bean rxirrliinvl murk lower than Ihey are sold in Encjand, as the ten inn an vj wnntn mry were loijxvncn, couia not find sale for them in Baltimore, where they artv ve.1, nor in Ituladelphia, until he rente to this city.

17voMVVinwillbenowotdatthemode. nie pneeof 12 earh, whiih much Km than thev Cot Ihe manufacturer i there irtinunt litem tevml Wig suitable for the Theatre. Also, I oupeea, and a variety of Rntde, Fmetti and Curie, which will and rrlad, by LDVVI1. QUIRK SON, 170 Broadwav. lUrly in Not trire 2j centt e.irh.

for tale K. IJ by R. HENRY, Bruvlwav. if LVl'STR' MERCIU.YTX A flnriK at irrrtuo HHOII.IAI.K ar thi LADIES iw Iinil.RI.an rlrcml atvl ealrmivt a If mml rrwlaiilly ljril. lt lir rrorrallv Lihiw Ihr rnniflirl aa I ai.1 Olweaili.

I tor.r., tinny iwvilrj Irt Uie hrrt rrjular tllritdame it Rum" at uml. Mi. Cai.li rrrotnntrndt for inMrtim nl the laU Tut. rut ar Mitv an apprn.li. 4 elrtur eol hrl kifl rr.t Ihe rarer, atK it rutartr rerotninrn.r.

foe prow me Mirt AtUiel rr.i lr nt nf the I'mtcl Malrt im (rtnl el a piln.t for arln lr, Hm are tan li.itwdaeam.lni akin; cr Ul lii tl.lm,t..trr Die cour.T vwnriior. tit.mi.i.vxiKu.r. jACiVES 1lKS.Tiior.Mi:i.t fi 'lle l.vlir of a.tl itt vniii.tr. to im. lwf Cwtetswht.

are i IneUrr V'i 1 IhelMr ti mairrtait. atel 'r mu.l It are wiiS fe. ft. Irrt ee. a .1 i re.

ti tiiij raM rt mtOQOf.He cltntf rmerail rtM.i lim.1 a ww IV Mi A i i lAi" h. ef oiler vie i I lr lha fatultr, 'a 'arof drlica'e (rwrt Wul hJ ia Uxet a cret ai Uotf.L All er lert w.ll te ljl vterutrj ete sWrte eri a. hi OIV5TANTLY on band a supply of the ai bove articles of WillianW. manufacture, for sale at the factory prices, by IRVING, Agent, Jyzr mmLi ter and Breeches MakeVmay be applying at the Domestic Glove and BhS areuuu, corner ot vv arrea jtrect and Broad way i IN CHANCERY. Notice to the creditor, 'te'York GEORGE GOSMAN, deceased I PURSUANT to a decree of the Cnnn Chancery of the State of New York ing date the third day of July instant 11...

tors of GEORGE. GOSMAN, Se oHne S'f New York, mason, deceased, we hereby noKcd forthwith to comem and prove their ixsne.v. whetJltr the same b'e by judgment? mort! page or otherwise, before me at my office Nn aa l'inc the city of New York, Sdcfo.fu thereof, they will be excluded from the beS" the taid decree. Dated July 12th lRo 01 THOMAS BOLTON '2 dim Master in flhanc com tvkTb co wwnntfTr YE. in leather and stuffs, informs the public that ho has obtained a patent for inventing an entire new method of making the telf iustaining, abdominal drauert which need no assistance from suspenders or loow Jo preserve them perfectly in their proper place.

This new inventiou needs on) to he Mil anil a. amined to be allowed the preference over abdo" minai oeus.or any thing hitherto discovered, ai: is worn without incommodino the hnrtn r.f I. wearer in the least, or impeding his activity, tai cnurciy unoiycciionauie on Uie scoro of health. For further particulars, rnllrmrn nml rn et. Deciallv Dhvsicinnt nnd lurrmni.

luri.ea ro call on the subscriber, at 105 Water street, and examine for themselves. N. R. Mrs. Yeo will nllrnil nt i wjmmanuoi ladies at their places of residence and (rive everv uoin ninvjtt UAIWEA' SEEDS, MA of them the rrou'tli m.u VTWlr fJW "tna ar variety of il Veed' Anl r.iigiiin growUi, for the Field or Cnr.ln sN ust received lha Tn.

smot, from London, a fur Oicr tiiimlv nf KEpiFirld aiul Vtower 8eed I atULai which th their former n. ortuieut, comprite the beH collection on the comment. Also, Sorine anJ rai Vetrhr. I.i.rm fom, Wh.te Hatch, Red, and Cow Clover Or churd Grate, lie. Lc.

G. THORBl'RN fcEON, Jt 11 1m 20 Nassau street. miUS DAY will be exhibited the grand hi M. torical picture, painted by Sargent, LVq. reprucnting the MESSlAH'i tnranrt info the ri of Jrnutltm, sealed on a colt, surrounded by the multitude, ice.

as described in the Book of Uie Aportle Luke to be seen at SIS Broad way, adjoining the Hopital, from 9 o'clock in li i. I i iiimuiiij uiuii uura, ami jueuuiuiy iiiuminaiH cry evening until 10 o'clock. Admittance centt; rhildren 1 i 1 Crt. je 15 tot 1 PiO WaTtMti XtJaWi Ely marvft. The OIJGalru'tlUti, tabli'hed to Trrrtit tlie Ahtie i4 Mercory.

DR. EVANS' ta e. ricr method of cunnf I rcrta Dneaie, ve rally acknowledged in this citt Alto, C.lrett, Strictures, Fx tulas aixl all iU ss aritit.r from impuntj nl Ih. Tt.e(e. ilicioetare tuil.L taie.

eiuMliii.ui. remisrl improve thettrcnr Ji, hit rhargetare reawnalJa, and the cure it warranted perfrrt wiOvout coa finemabt or hiirlranre from Uinneterecenl aad local cae cereJ iu a few dayt without a artidt of Mercury. Strangers may ponihly experience a d.fl.cul making a choice. ulL EVANS rrpect fully solicit call, whkw will enable them exercie Uinr own judgment 4ib expeneoce in extenie Hotpital. aad in America OS year, will, he confident, enable hira to frvt (rrirri tan.iatt.on 10 an inoe who urour ma with their confidence.

Attrndaore dad until lOoVlork. P.M. The trirtel tecrtcy alwayt otntrved. LetUn wul not oe reef iveo onlr po kL we uiii mrym To prevent mlttakr, be particular, DR. No.

li? Water street Jy 13 F.VAN SLUS I'UfL LI ot LlS. DR. IIORNE, from the city of Ixtuditn, hat coa iluctrd a met extrntive pne ttce 11 year forth but tit tero years in New York. lie rrartire, from being grocrsl, he conBnet le a artirultf brant k. whirK etiraraa all hi attrnlmn hit rxpehenre it very grM, ht tocrea) ailonnhinr.

In very many ihvuail of caS rommiUed to hi rare, ol all erailr and tve ry iirfree mancnanry, nt nat ttoi iaucm tpeisldy rett.iril.g bit palirnti to health tndiiwnd totMitulK'n. 1 he dcriitrd prtfcrvnre f.rro lr. Home, fully the ronfideme rrpreeJ .11 ur. .1 Cl.l.l. i Uiigui'heJIiu pra.

tice. The Irartied Dr. Him baa vrry j.nlly clcrvr, Married peetoii, ofpr ton atoul la le married, thould be urtiraUf'y rtutiou r4 tNe anrrUu wimi a drJii i liritiHeloUn'miUovtrnty." ire Ul it 1x4 tlrhel up. I er flilr. with pmra.danddpl.rl4eaK., no ilriviirof a t.

i .1 T. iiornr. itr.riii i.rit i I trm Air." HI, IV. I. (ileelt kuer tnruW, i all drb.l.l iurrt lalr.it uimn.

are inntrd lo li' ralpllit Vr. hnelahlihmetit. VVter tterl, a little wr of Ihe loflre Allnare (tiaranlrL NeeJivre mrte rr ttiiliaiion. No dxtiof utriwinn fnxn biiitwt in ordinary late. tiy A l.irililf mncrt tie ret km, te.

Utal pabei.l are not tpl to erh elh'' Trrnn dnlanre, 'T ll.eir t.vte, atvl tnrVntir raireaMe ere, hive ibeircK.t enl imme litttrly loeriW. I Attrndwe pn ui.til half tail tut iiii(, da.lv. ,1 N. II. Itrsorrr inttiaVioga thotre.

I 1 k4i wit w'n! rnde, hw fenl rejrUl ili, tk.U MM lljlllrrcr lheetete.Hniliny. olctlrtwiUte mat NEVV.tORK. ratttee rrnnr el MICHAEL BL'RNMAM ''iiit (Si 4p o.OiiiuTkTrreerTlv'' i eta tit I S.7I..W.