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ltd trst. THE Trustees of the New York Lafe Insurance tan Trust Co. give notice, tharL as a farther induce eat to their fellow citizen to adopt the safe and pra I rf .1 1 I .1 newt waiving meir lives, uiey nave reaucou their rales o( iiuurance, and will insure Urea in future al he following rates Iasurance vf One Hundred Dollars for One Tear, BATE. 0 81 0 91 0 95 1 31 1 35 1 69 1 93 00 32 4 29 WM: BARD, Pres't. 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 E.

A. CAST OFF CLOTHING. The present being me the season lor gentlemen lo throw off their winter garments, are informed that the highest prices are given or such, and every description of Clothing by the sub scriber, lo whom a line addressed with directions to call on geullenien be punctually attended to. M. LUMLEY, 109 Chatham at.

al 1 nearly opposite the theatre. PHILANTHROPHY VVant of reflection only prevents the eiercise of this virtue twofold, which the subscribers respecUallv illustrate as follows vis Discarded clothing are frequently put aside as useless during the summer and destroyed by molh, while the produce of the sale might be appropriated to benevolent purposes, and the mechanic be enabled to appear respectable at prices within his means. The subscribers having two stores constantly require a large stock of all descriptions of left oir clothing and ollier effects. The highest possible price will be given without loss of time in bargaining. Application or letter will be nunrtuai attended toby Kr MORRISON LEVI, Nor.

37 and 75 Chatham St. TEETH. SAMUEL. AVh.Hi, Burgeon besleavo to announce that lie has formed a co partncAip with Mr. Solyraan Brown, who is hereafter to attend exclusively to the mechanical, and himsell to i of the profession.

Manv testimonials can be shown from gentlemen of the highest respectability. The following trom tne eel ebratcd Denial Surgeon, Mr. E. Parinly, is respectfully presented From a knowledge of the professional on moral character ofMr. Brown and Mr.

Avery, 1 feel great pride and pleasure in recommending lliein to the entire con fidence.of those who may reijinre their aid in the exercise of their respective branches oftlie profession. ELEAZER PAR.MLY, 11 Park place. N. B. Rooms at No.

4 Park Place, near Broadway. m6 tf LOOKING GLASSES. LEWIS P. CLOVER, 180 Fulton street, informs his customers and tne public, that lie has for sale and manufactures to order, Mantel and Pier Glasses, Brackets, Portrait, and other frames, curtain ornaments and all articles of f.iney in his line of business, ef the latent and most approved patterns. Gentlemen wishing to have their piers and mantels turmshed wrih superior French plates, will please leave their urders, and they will bo promptly attended to.

Steamboats, packets, iic." fitted with Looking Glasses pannels or frames, at the shortest notice. Also, a complete assortment of Views of American Scenery, which travellers and others are invited to call and examine. The trade supplied upon the usual terms. SALE A tirst rate family Horse, seven yearr old, and a light Barouche, will he sold together, os The Horse is pertec'Jy kind in double or single harness, or under the saddle will be sold low. as the owner is about to leave the city.

For particulars, enquire at 198 Soulh or at Smith's stable, 143 East Broadwav. f27 CHATHAM STREET WIDENING Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that the Com ruuisioners duly appointed to pcrtorra certain dunes relative to widening Chatham street on each side thereof in the fourth and sixth wards of the city of New York, have completed their report of estimate and assessment, as well of he loss and damage sustained by the owners and parties interested of and in the lands and premises required for the said widening ol Chatham street, as of the benefit and advantage received by the owners and parties interested of and in certain lands and premises not required for the said widening of Chatham street, and Uiat we the said Commissioners have deposited a true copy or transcript of the said report of estimate and assessment in the premises in the Clerks office of the city of New York, for the inspection of whomsoever it may coi.cern, and that objections thereto, if any, must according to law be made in wruing to the said Commissioners, or cither of them, within ten da after the first publication of this notice, And notice is hereby further given, that the said report of estimate and assessment will be presented to the Supreme Court of Judicature of trie people of the state of New York, at the capitol, in the city of Albany, on the eighteenth day of September next, at the opening of the Court on that day, or as soon thereaj'ter as counsel can be heard thereon. Dated. New York August 19 1834. PETER STAGG, 27 Barclay street.

JNO. LEONARD, 43 Wall street. K. AINSLIE, 24 Broadway. a20 Commissioners.

Office of the Commissioners for building a Custom House in the eitu of New York, No. 1 Nassau st. August 6, 1834. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until Monday, the 8ih of September next, for supplying the cut Maible and Granite for the superstructure of the building of the new Custom House above the basement story, according to plans and specifications, which will be exhibited oo application to the Snperinlen dant, at this office. Specimens of the materials proposed must accompany the tenders.

The delivery must commence on or before ths lSthday of April, 1835, and the whole must be completed as soon as practicable therealter. Separate proposals will be received for sixteen Doric Columns, (with their capitals) in five blocks of six feel long each, 5 feet 8 niches diameter at base, and 4 feet 4 inches at top. Also, for sixteen Corinthian Columns, in three blocks or 6 feet 8 inches long each, with capitals and bases and also lor the capitals and bases for eight antae, to correspond. Separate proposals may be nude for the Corinthian Capitals and Bases, which must be of the finest American marble; add also for blue flagging, granite steps, and for marble or Potomac stone flagging, wrought to patterns as per plans. SAM'L SWARTWOTJT, WALTER BOWNE, ELISHA TIB BETS, aS tS8 Commissioners.

'TOTIOE. Pursuant to an of James Campbell, 1 Esq. Surrogate of the County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons havin claims against the estate of Gerardus Posi, late of the City of New York deceased, to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereot to the subscriber, sole acting executor of the last will and testament of the said deceased, at his office 184 Water street, in the City of New York, on or before the twentieth day of January next. Dated the 10th day of July, 1834. CALEB S.

W00DHULL, jyll lawGm Executor. "IlLiRSUANT loan order of James Campbell, Esq. A Surrogate of the city county of New York, Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Joseph Pell, late of the city of New York, deceased, lo the same with ihe vouchers thereof, to R. Row lev, Esq, at his office. No.

135 Nassau su iu said city, on or before the 12lh day of January rri Dated, New York, July 10th, 1834. WILLIAM E. CRAFT, jyll law6m Administrator. T)V order ol Henry Brown, Esq. Supreme Court XJ Commissioner, notice is hereby given, according to the provisions or the statute authorising attachments against absconding and concealed debtors, hat an at tachment has issued against the estate ofBarnabus Fuller, now or late or the town of Worcester, in Ihe county of Otsego, an absconding or concealed debtor, and (hat the same will be sold fur the payment of his debts, unless he appear and discharge such attachments according to law, within three months from the first pub lication of this notice, and that the payment of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to said Fuller, to him or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him for any purpose whatever, are forbidden by law ana are voia.

uaieajmy win, iot. LEONARD CARYL, jy28 3m Attaching Creditor. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims against Esther Gregory, late of the city or New Ynrlr Hrrcupd. to nresent ihe same, with the vouchers hereof, to the subscriber, George Taylor, Jr. No.

78 Eldridge sireet, in the city of New York, on or before the tvellth day ol eoruary nexu Dated New York, 8th August, 1834. GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr. JOS. R. TAYLOR, aSlawGm favecutors TO all persons whom it may concern, we, Israel Corse of the city of New York, and John BarUett of Ihe same city, do hereby certify that we have formed and entered into a limited copartnership.under and pursuant lo the tide I.

of chapter IV. of part II. of the revised statutes of the state of New York Uiat such partnership is to be conducted under the name or hrm of John Rarii.it a.noral nature of the business intended lo be transacted by Ibe said partnership is that ol ihe purchase and sale ot hides anaieauier, mission business to be carried on io the cily New York that Israel Corse is the special partner, and John Tt.rtt.it i imarcited in such partner ship, lhat both of said partners reside in the said city of partner, has contributed to ihe common stock of ihe said urlnnrshin ihe sum nfnirn thousand dollars in cash, that AiiW Vnrk. Thai antri Israel Uurse. lllf imru the said partnership is to commence on the first day of August instant, and still terminate on the first day ol Au riwi one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven.

In witness whereof the parties berelo have hereunto lubscribed their oamesthi first day of August, one thou sand eight hundred ana uurty iour. I rein Muncn a2d6w JOHN BARTLETT, rpHE STUDY of BOOK KEEPING Thu tyttm J. is coarse of practice. C. C.

Marsh, author of dou Ue entry book keeping simplified, (a standard work in I i. i r. i Mhi.k mrm tar main at the book stores, solicits the alien It Mai rHIIllOfl 1 BinSIO Clliry uwn obc. wi ui of all interested, lo his peculiar and successful meih JU rX The public is atsurea mat ini course oi imirucuon ii a superficial sketch of the science, but on the con "xry, nsbracee a greaier vaneij nuamm joas U) would prooaoiy occur iu utb ju ww i.r.l..hment. Not less than one hundred and enty fire ditfereai transactions are singly eiuciuaieu r.rr.;t;..

itiandiniT ol the student who, in the 'Vse of tbe instruction, practically opens, coaaucta and cku. Ar.v.tHfM.eahin accounts. NoT two hours, to the student a sound practical know double entry, soon ana stauoaai; Wlan. The course of single entry oowieepmg, requires about lea lessons of two boors, five n. Studaoie attend one, two or Ihree hours per dy ntocates are gran red afer due attention.

bT south earner of Pins si reel aad Broadway, first doof In Pioo etrecW 8 fees tv fe tes utns, ultra UrCTf oea rjrae. Ilasi iro4 soes, rcau tere nsk4 ies7 di reasv iBeitr Mr NUMBER 9993 STEAM BOATS. FOR NEWARK Fare 25 Cents. THE Steamboat NEWARK, Capt. B.

Tate, will commence her regular trips between New York and Newark on Wednesday the 19th inst. as follows Leave central wharf, Newark, at 7 o'clock A. M. and P. and the loot of Barclay street, New York, at 10 o'clock, A.

Ms and 41 P. M. Freight taken as usual. New York, March 13ih. 1834.

rnl8 EOBOKEN The steamboats HOBO KEN and PIONEER will leave the foot of Barclay street and Hoboken every 20 minutes, commencing althe even hour and the FAIRY UUEEN will leave the toot or Uanal St. at the commencement ol every i L.iri i hour, ana nuoOKen every luicruieuiaie uau nonr uuriog the day. N. B. On Sundays there will be two boats at Canal st.

s4 FOR NEW HAVEN ct HARTFORD DAILY A Steamboat will leave the East River Steamboa place, foot of Beekman street, every morning at 7 o'clock, (Sundays excepted) until further notice. Stages will be in readiness On the arrival oftlie boatt at New Haven to convey passengers to Hartford, Bos ion, Freight taken at moderate prices. For furthers information, inquire of JOHNSAXTON 114 South st. or F15 JACOB CORLI ES SON, 283 Pearl st. A.

VI DEN AND AM BOY RAILROAD LINE FOP "HILADELPAIA, IJailv, (cixcpt Sunday) at and 10 o'clock, A. trom Pier No. 1, North River On the Raritan. Steamboat Independence, Capt. G.

N. Dielil Swan, Capt. C. Seymour. On the Delaware.

Steamboat New Philadelphia, Capt. A Jenkins Trenton, Capt. W. M. Jenkins.

SIX O'CLOCK LINE. By steamboat INDEPENDENCE, passengers for Philadelphia take the Rail Road Cars at South Amboy to Bordentown, and arrive at Philadelphia bv steamboat New Philadelphia, at 2 o'clock, P. 1W. TEN O'CLOCK LINE. By steamboat SWAN, passengers for Philadelphia take the Cars at S.tilh Amboy, and arrive in Piuladel atlelpl.ia by steamboat Trenioii, al 6 o'clock M.

Fare in'eaeh of the above Lines, S3. Forward deck passengers taken by the 6 o'ciock boat lo Philadelphia, 2. FREEHOLD MONMOUTH LINE. By the 6 o'clock Boat, via Rail Road lo Higlitstown, from" thence lo Freehold by Stages. Fare to Freehold, 8 "'i PRINCETON TRENTON LINE.

By 6 and 10 o'clock Boats, via Rail Road and Sta Fare to Princeton $1 ,50. Fare lo Trenton 52. LONG BRANCH LINE, By the 6 and 10 o'clock Boats, via Rail Road lo there lake stages to Long Branch and arrive earlv same afternoon. Fare through S3 50. Passengers lor New Brunswick lake the 10 o'clock boat, as o'clock boat proceeds only as lar as Soulh Amboy.

Fare lo Perth and Soulh Amboy, and New Brunswick, 50 cents. All baggage at the risk of its owner. IRA BLISS, Agent. ROCKAWAY STAGE. THE proprietors have commenced running the above stages re the stages are fitted up in a neat si vie for" ihe convenience of passengers, and provided wilh good horses and earefil drivers.

The stages will be found al 70 Reed street. Seals taken at Ihe above place, or at Williams Co's, corner ol Fulton and Soulh street, or S. H. Hendricks, No. 92 Soulh street, and at Howard's Exchange Hotel, Broad street.

The stage leaves New York at 3 o'clock, P. M. calling at Smiih Woods, Brooklyn leaves Rockaway at 6 o'clock, A.M. (Sundays excepted.) Families called for in any part of the city. All orders left at the above places will be punctually attended to.

All baggage at the risk of the owners. DAVID T. JENNINGS, ji3 2m Proprietor. MOUNT PRUSPECT CO A lAGo, (nrookivu.) This delightful summer retreat, situated about two miles from the Fulton Ferry on the Heights between Virnnldvn xml Flaibush. has rccertlv been fitted up in the neatest slyle for the accommodation or the pub ic.

It commands a most extensive and ueauuiui view oi new York, Brooklyn, the East River and uay ic short, lor hramv of rrmr and salubritv of auu.iphere. it is not surpassed bv any location in tne vicinity of New York. Mr. J. J.

K.5lfc.KAL.LU IS now prtunrcu iu irauiu mwtoi. hi friends at the Cottace. and he assures ihem at Ihe same time that thev will find his bar supplies with the best of Liquors, in all iheir varieties, and him self grateful for every public favour. An ordinary on nunuays ai ciutu r.m. and dinners will be ready at any hour on every day in ihe week by gimng24 hours' nonce.

THE Misses COWAN return their sincere acknowledgements to the Ladies or New York for the liberal patronage they have received during the last five years. They inform the ladies of New York that they continue lo teach the Piano Forie, Karp, Dual Harp, and Guitar, upon the celebrated Logierian system also Singing. They will refer if necessary to ihe most distinguished familiesin this city. The Misses C. offer (V.r Unr hire Piano Fortes and Harps (Ihey have just received three double actioned Harps Irom London of Erard's make) terms for hire, Piano Fortes J3a5 per month; Harps S4 a 8 per momn.

ror lernis oi tuition enquire at iheir residence, No. 383 Broadway, New York. Piano Fortes and Harps tuneu anu repaireo ai me shortest notice. 4 TADIES' CORSET wholesale r.t.,i Nn. 132 William street.

The Misses HUMES, Corset, Dress and Habit Makers, would ten i hanks to the ladies of this city and others (or the encouragement they have received from them. They would lnlorm Uieir customers uiai mcjr vomuiuc io keep on hand a large and elegant assortment of Corsets, manufactured frem the most durable materials and of the most approved shape and as a careful attention wUl be paid by them to the requests ofiheir customers, they flat ter themselves that theirs will be und superior tony now in use, and they solicit and look with i for the continuance of the public favor. They receive regularly Ihe newest fashionsfiom London and assure their friends and the public that every order, either for Dresses or Corsets, will be promptly and carefully executed. N. B.

Country and Southern merchants can be supplied with Corsets, on moderate terms and attheshortest notice. NOTICE is hereby given thai a lurilier call nas tins H. hen made of Ten Dollars upon each share uf stock in iheRensselaer and Saratoga Rail Road Company, payable on the first Monday of September next. And that afurther call ofTen Dollars has this day been made upon each share of said stock, payable on the first Monday of October next, in Ihe manner following By the stockholders residing out of the city or New York and oul of ihe county of Saratoga, to Amos S. Perry, al his office in Ihe city of Troy; by ihe stockholders residing in the city of New York io ElishaTibbits, Esquire, at his office No, 34 Wall street, in the city of New York and by the stockholders residing in the county of Saratoga, to John Kmckerbacker.Esquire, at his office in Walt rfurJ.

Dated July 1834. By order ol Ihe uireciors AMOS S. PERRY, Secretary. jvSO Iaw5w rtEALEl) FKUrUSALO or luriiisiinig hid ti 1 u.ih fhl for the Street Lainus for one year will be received by the Lamp Committee of the Common Council until the first of September next lamps to be exhibited and delivered to G. Ciinning ham, Chairman of said Committee, al Ills oflice No.

61 Front street, HrooKiyn. By erder of Common council. City of Brooklyn, Aug. 20, 1834. a2U2tawiSI STATE OF NEW YORK In Utaneery in pursuance ol an order of the Court ol Chancery wdl be sold at ntihlic auction, at the Merchants Exchange io ihe rity ol New York.

on the sixteenth day or Septem bcr next, al iwolve o'ciock ai noon, ui.uci or the sulwcriber, one of ihe Masters of this Court, All thai certain Indenture or Lease Bearing uaie ond day or Anust, in the year ofonr Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirteen made between theReclor and inhabitants of ihe city ofNtw iom. in communion oi mo Prntnsmnt Kmseinnl Tihnrrh in ihe State of New York ol" Ihe one part, and one David Cargill of the said city of the other part, ol that certain lot ol land suuaio in me (then Eighth bin present) Ninth Ward of he said city, being par: of the lands of the said Rector and Inhabitants, and distinguished in a map or chart of such part thereol as lies contiguous to Uhristouher street oy me number sixty three (t3) bounded and containing as follows, thai is lo say, northerly on ground set apart for a market place twenty five feet, easterly on lot number sixty four seventy two leet, southerly on lot number sev enty lour forty seven leel, and westerly on Washington street sixty feet, together with all the houses, buildings and improvements on the same Inl, for and during all the rest, residue and remainder of and in the term of Forty Two years in the said Indenture of Lease demised lo the said David Cargill excepting thercoul the rear or southerly part of Ihe said lot heretofore assigned to one Farrand McGowan for and during the whole of the remainder ol tne saw lerm oi tony two years, which part so excepted is bounded, westerly by Wash inlon street, southerly by said lot number seventy four, easterly by said lot number si ity lour, and northerly by the remainder of the said lot number sixty lhree being sixteen leet in width from the northerly to the southerly side and subject Jo the payments, covenants, conditions, and provisoes the said lease contained, and the whole or Ihe rent reserved in.the said indenture or lease to (inuular the tenements, heredita ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Master in Chancery. OF THE CITJ RRE psURANCE KJ COMPANY. No.

loa t) a ihia day declared a dm iwranigi unntwi. dend orthre. and a half per cent. "ockof said company, payable to me the 1Kb mst. The transfer booh wdl be closed from the 7ih lo ihe llih iasl.

a7 4w R. A. READING, Secretary, ARIS EMBROIDERIES. I casea Par Emb'd tut. Pillerine.

Obimisetrs and Collars'; 1 ease do do also, 1 ewe tnaslin and Lace "t' C4 I nT u. a3Q upper corner Wiluwn st, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 FIVE HOURS ATTENTION. yRITING No. 359 Broadway, N. A beautiful, bold, free and standard mercantile style of writing, pre eminently adapted to general purposes, lhat no other method of teaching ever yet discovered can possibly impart, as also, a neal, fashionable hand, truly elegant, and tbe only one approved of for the Album and the affectionate epistles of Ihe American Fair.iaught with cettainty and ease in ihe short course of FIVE LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH by M.

T. CHAVE. Calligraphnt, lale President of Ihe Royal Writing Academy. London. Mr.

Clave, Finishing Writing Master and Inventor ol me tson aide lor the reiiel ot Iremu ous writers, who was honored with the last prize in England, 1832, in announcing to the enlightened inhabitants of New York, his in tention of giving instructions in his aunrrlaiive Art of jree, tugani, and uanaara writing, by which meansper sons irom tne ages nt lo tU years can be accomplished in this uselul and noble science. Tbe ease and facility with which the most illegible, deformed, cramped or vul gar writing, is convened into a splendid, bold, running hand, by which the work of months is sunerscded and iu accomplishment ensured and brought within the reach of even tne most obscure genius, renders atonee Ihe delight and astonishment or the oublic. Imnressed wilh these wishes to give a Iffne lo the superior An. which he is proud to say, he is the principal Pro lessor. Honoured, as he has been, with the patronage of several thousands of the most distinguished citizens or Bos ton and Providence, by whom his system was eagerly embraced and duly estimated, he has but little lo fear Irom Ihe gross, virulent and ungenilemanly attacks made.

oy ne wouiu oe rroirssors or ihe day. Terms liberal, and any pupil allowed extra lessons free of can be fairer 7) Pupils received at various hours during the day and evening, io sun meir own convenience. Separate rooms for Ladies. Strangers visiting the city, can be finished in one day, bv attending for the short space ofrivs nouns Tbe principles of making elastic spring Pens laught in one lesson. Such of you, Ladies and Gentlemen, who are desirous lo become beautiful and finished writers are respectfully solicited to make immediate application, on account of iir.

stay ueing positively limited to a very lew weeks. Scientific Pen and Ink Drawings, Italian, French and all other splenJid styles ol Peumanship taught on approv ed pnnciplos. For fur her information anil for the examination of recommendation from many oftlie most distinguished men in the United States, and also for specimen if Penmanship, and numerous improvements of pupils, application may be made to him al the Writing Room, 359 Uroad wav. si It A I R. C.

BAQ.I' ET boarding and Day Sthoo iix fur Boys, No. 7J Henry street, formerly No. 20 Rulger street. rms institution will be opened on the 26th of August or tne reception ot Boarders and day scholars. 1 he bouse is most advantageously situated, in a spa cious, airy street, and has every accommodation tor a highly respectable school, and the principal pledges himself to devote his time to tbe improvement of the pupils They will be prepared for entrance at either of the A mericaii lor business.

The French language, and lhat only will be spoken in the family, in order that the pupils may acquire the pro nuncia'ion and idioms of the language perfectly the stu dies as far ar nracticable will be nursued in that language, Mr. tSaqnct has teacher, employed tor the classical, mathematical and English departments. TERMS. Beard and Tuition for pupils under 9 years ef age, per annum, J1100 Do for pupils from 9 to 12 150 Do for do over 1 2 200 Payable quarterly and in advance. Mr.

B. begs leave lo refer to the following gentlemen, at present patrons ol the school. King Win. Crosby Isaac Arnold F. Del Hoyo Foster Nostrand E.

Dunscomb Nathan Rogers L. Halsey C. J. Gavler a29 dtf AT7HEREAS, David Scudder, by an indenture of II mortgage nearing date ino sevenm oav oi oep temher, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, did grant, bargain sell, alien, release, convey and confirm unto David S. Bogart, his heirs and assigns, all lhat certain lot of land si'uate in the ninth ward of ihe city of New York, on the souther ly side ol Hurpiws street, in the said city, and distinguished on a certain map of lands uf Thomas R.

Mer cein, made in April, 1825, by E. W. Bridges, City Surveyor, and filed in the office of Register in and for the city and county olJNew or by tne number buy four which said lot is bounded northerly in front by said Burrow: street, easterly by lot number fifty three, southerly by lot number fifty seven, nd westerly by the westerly boundary line of the property of the said Thomas Mercein, containing in width in front and rear twenty feet, and io length on each side one hundred feet, with the hereditaments and appurtenances provided, that if the said David Scudder, his heirs, executors, administrators, should pay unio the said David S. BogaM, his executors, administrators or assigns, the sum of eight hundred and fifty dollars lawful money, of the United States oi America, secured to be paid by his bond bearing even date therewith, on the first day of September then next, with lawful interest, semi annually, until the whole of ihe said principal sum sltould be paid, then the said mortgage tube null and void in which said mortgage is contained a power or sale in case ofdclault in the payment of the said principal sum and i interest thereof; which said mortgage is recorded in the office of Register in and for Ihe cily and county of New York, in lib. 107 of mortgages, page 225.

And whereas the said mortgage has been assigned by the said Daniel S. Bogart to the undersigned Timothy Herbert, by an assignment bearing dale the eighteenth day of April la recorded in tho said Register's Office in lib. 169 of mortgages, page 656. And whereas default has been made in the payment of ihe said principal and interest, and there is now due and claimed to be due accordingly, upon the raid niort tges, a balance of one hundred and fifty five dollars and sixty five ccnls. Public notice i therefore hereby given, pursuant toihe said power of sale, that the said mortgage wilt be foreclosed by a sale or the said mortgaged premises, at public auction, at the Merchants' Exchange in the city of New York, on the fourth day of November next, at 12 o'clock at neon of lhat day.

Dated, 15th May. 1834. TIMOTHY HERBERT. P. A.

Cowdrey, Attorney. may 16 law24w jy21 lawiNS STAT OF NEW ORK In Chancery. Before the Vice Chancellor ol the First Circuit. Benjamin and Mary his wife vs. Ann Streighthoof, Eliza Sirciehthoof.

Sarah Streighthoof, Catharine Streighthoof, George Streighthoof, Susan Streighthoof, Francis Marsh, William Ford and blizabeih nis wile. Margaret aireigui. hoof and WilheUnina Sireighthoof. Pursuant the provisions of the statute in such case made and provided andot an order oi this court made in the above entitled suit, notice is hereby iven to all persons having any general lien or incumbrance on any undivided share or interest of any oftlie parties io this'suit. in the lands described in ihe bill of complaint, and hereinafter mentioned, (and of which partition or sale is thereby sought) or any part thereof, by judgment or de.

cree. to produce to me' on or before the tenth day or September next, at my office situate at number fourteen (14) Pino street in the city ol New York, proof or all such their respective or incumbrances and the amounts due thereon respectively, and thai ihey specify the nature of the said incumbrances and tho dales thereof respectively which said lands, described in the said bill, are as h'llows, viz All that certain lot or piece of land, situate on the southerly side of Walls street, at the cornerol Sullivan sireet in the eighth ward of the city of New York, bounded and containing as follows, lo wit northerly in from by Walts sU aforesaid ihirty lwo feel, southeasterly by the westerly line of Sullivan street 45 feel.SjUthwes terly in the rear by a line at right angles from Sullivan street fourteen feel, and westerly by a line running al right angles from Walts street Ihir five feel six in ches. Also, all ihose two certain other lots, pieces or parcels uf ground situate, lying and being in the eighth ard oflho city or New York, and taken together, are hounded and contain as follows, lo wil beginning on the southerly side or Walts street at a point distant two hundred and seventy one leel inches eastwardly from Varick street, tbeuce running southerly and parallel lo Varick street, along a house and lol ofground late of Prince Fuller Ihiriv eight leet, uience soumwaraiy along the rear of the same lot six feel, thence southeasterly along a lot ofground of JohnMooro thirty six feel toSnllt van stn thence northeasterly along Sullivan street sixteen feet two inches, thence northwesterly along the rear of Ihe first herein described lot tourieun feel, thence northerly alon the same lot thirty five feel six inches lo Walls street, and thence westerly along Watts street to the place or beginning tweuly ooe feel two inches, be the dimensions thereof more or less. New York July 29, jg34 JJAVIU lULrian, JYiasier vnancery. OTATE OF NEW in nmnctry.

in 1 nf lihaniTV Will pursuance oi an uruerwi Ji: ii i c.hanan in the citv of New DO S31U UIB York, on the first day of August next, at I clock at au nil a or the noon, under tr.e uirecuuu ui a Ail thtii certain lot of pround. wilh the but Wings thereon manning, 6 ls.aa.aa, ltiir.il anrl being in the Tenth Ward ot tne saia cny oi .10 on the corner of Broome and Suffolk ftreeta, bounded x.nAj atreet. and weslwardly MIUUIWHIUjr HI HUIHUJ miwwww 1 by Suffolk sireet; containing in front and rear each iweniy nve leel, ana in icngin on .1 .1 ith thnhniMints teci. Also, an inai oiiict 101 yiwuu, thereon standing, situate. King and being in and treating on Broome street, in the "said Teath Ward of said ciiy au joining tbe above descrinea lot 01 grouou.

weslwardly by said lot of ground, northwardly in the rear by land belonging to Wil(jam Koss, and southwardly by miwo aitovi cuutauttug iniruut airu 1 t.i five feet, and io length on each aide one hundred feet together with all and singular the appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Dated, New York, July 9th, 1834. WILLIAM VAN WYCK, Master in Chancery. Tha aaln nf tfiA afvnrA nrnnc.i. umIiihmiI In thn 1st day of September next, at the same hour and place.

July 28, 1834. WILLIAM VAN lw.9fk A OA O.m. V. JYrfU UIHU mmi id 1 The sale of the above described property is further ruMtnoned to the 25th day of SeDletnber inetaau al the same now ana piece. 1 ttt rnu tt a xt Tr tr TT I tf av avu, al Saw Master in Chancery TISS PRESCOTT'S WRITING ROOM.

S97 1VA Broadway. Miss Prescott, recently from New Englaad, avails herself of this method to inform Ihe ladies of New York and vicinity, that she is leaching Penmanship, both practical and orrtameiilal, at 297 Broadway practical as being adapted to business and letter writing. Also Book Keeping, Stenography and Mezzolinto Painting. She pledges herself to teach any of the above named branches as well as any instructcr in this city. Specimens of improvement and style of writing can be seen by calling at her room.

Miss Prescott has for twelve yean past devoted her time exclusively to teaching Penmanship and ihe higher branches of education in various lowns and cities of the United States, and has varied her style of writing from lime io lime, according lo the most approved fashion. She now teaches the latest and most fashionable style. i i i i a pracuaea ooin in mis country and in England. Ladies wishing to form a beautiful, easy and correct hand are respectfully iuviled to call on Miss P. Married ladies will do wall to avail themselves of this ODnortunitv.

All ages received, from ten to sur, and warranted to learn. Ladies wishing their daughters to be able in painting to imitate the finest coppea plate engravings, to keep oooks with accuracy, and to hake down sermons, orauons.or speeches of any kind, will readiness, are in ucu locau ana examine speci.Tiens" frescott acill teach or execute Marking Linen.fchading in India hik, turning vsaras, Titles Mr AlbumarKkyiber fancy pie cest sn the most approved style. 1 Vraetical Penrnaasjiiptaoght in from to 18 lessons; orcnograpny in is; mezzotinio raining in Bookkeeping by single entry in 18 lessons, and Pen making in one. For terms, and references, apply to Miss a l.lOUO UUvVB. C7" An Evening School for Ladies will commence ontho 1st ot beptember.

aI4 Ini lUL.kfc,ijiA SUIIOOL OF WYCKltFF Kj RAND, No. 431 Houston street will bere opeBed na I i i uii iuivujuiHgi jsepicmoer. Instructors ot established reputation Ihe several departments are employed, and die Preparatory School mienuea ror ooys oeiween tne agtaol a ana 9 years, and cuiiiiucu to a rery uiuueu numoejruj pupus, is under tbe cnargeoi a gentleman whos nd attention are ex ckisiyely devoted to it, subjec. supervision oi mo a.6 eod3w TVJEW HAVEN BOARDING SCHOOL. Miss 1 wtrtfcR i and Miss EDWARDS having removed their Boarding School to New Haven, give notice thai the First Term commences on the 17th of September.

They have inten a new and commodious house in a pleasant part of We town, not remote Irom Ihe Lecture Rooms, and contemplate giving their pupils the peculiar advantages of the place, superadded to ihe usual course of instruction. Their Bill or Terms, with tho names of parents and friends to whom reference is made, may be had on application either to Ihem there, or al the respective Bookstores of Messrs. Lockwood, Frances, and Swords. roo.away. end Im 7 IKS.

BARTON'S Boarding and Day School for 11 young Ladies, at No. 313 Fourth st. (a Tew doors est or Broadway,) will re open on Wednesday, Sept. J. 3d BOAKDIJNG AND DAY SCHOOL lor young Ladies Mrs.

E. Smith will le cnmmence School on Monday, the I5lh corner of Beach and Varick. aricn si. gw CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND EN KJ GLISH SCHOOL, Ao. 4 HajLtreet, near SL Mark Place.

JAMES M. SWfcpTSY, A. M. begs ItaVt! Inmat. In hi.

I k. 1 iui HIS T.UtlHIII 111 his School will terminate on Monday, the 1st September when the exercises will be rpcninmenr.H The public is respectfully informed thai the duties of ino nisiiiu'ioii win ue periormea oy uie irincipai, per tonally, and that every advantage may be confidently expected, which must necessarily result from an exact course of instruction, closeannliesiinn ami uru i .1.. cipline. The School is large and airy, and is located in a healthy respectable neighborhood. Persons disposed 10 patronize mis establishment are invited to call at the school, where the most respectable references will be given, and terms made known.

P. S. Six or eight boys can be received as boarders, who would be treated as members of the family. i I iLdSSIUAL, MATHEMATICAL, ENG LlSSii SCHOOL. No.

478 Broadway. New York. This establishment nremuea vonlh fur anLrin. college, or mercantile business. The course ol instruc tion comprises all the branches ot a Classical and English education.

Samuel Brown, Principal. William Brown. A.B. T.C. DVsuaerintenda tht n.m.

steal department. J. lender, French and Spanish. John Barber, M. D.

E'cutton. Asa H. Wheeler, Writing and book keeping: For further particulars apply al the School. RimtHri Willet Hicks, John Barrow, Thomas H. Lerirell.

Gideon 0ri. J. C. Cheesman, M. D.

David S. B.own, Daniel C. KinjrslanH. Asa H. Wheeler, J.

S. Bowron, M. D. Dobel Biker. Samel Willeis, Isaac T.

Hopper, a 30 eodlwt MRS. GIBSON, from Edinburg, re opens her Boarding and Dav School for I union of vuun l.nliea ai 534 Broadway, New York, on Monday September. a.z iuo JOHNSTON'S Classical and English School. 554 Oa Broadway, will be re opened on Monday 1st Sep tember. a23 if rpHE MISSES FORBES will re open iheir School, JL XNo.

31 IN or in Jvloore street, on Monday. Sentem ber the first. tZo 2w 1 TRS. C. MOORE will reopen her School at No.

IV J. 199 Green, between Bleecker and Amity streets. on Aiondaytne 1st ol sept, i erms made known on ap plication. References Rev. Dr.

McAuley, New York. Rev. J. Johnston Newburgh. a26 1m rpARRYTOWN BOARDING SCHOOL This 1 School is located on the East bank of the Hudson.

about 28 miles from the cily of New Yurk. In point of health and prospect, there is not probably a location in this state more desirable. Ten or twelve scholars in addi.ion to the present number, can be accommodated, and the subscriber assures the public that every exertion is employed wmcn may tend to accelerate the improve ment of tne pupils committed lo his charge. For par ticulars see Christian Intelligencer, published corner of IN ass and Ann streets, JNew xork. where the terms and most satisfactory references are given.

Parents and guardians ol youth are respectfully invited to call ana ex amine the school and its location for themselves. a26 Im J. A. SEE. AT a Court of Chancery held tor the stale of New York, at ihe towa of Poughkeepsie, in the county of Dutchess, on the twenty fifth day of August, one thou sand eight hundred and thirty four.

rreseni, Uharles H. xtuggles, Vice irnancellor ol the Second Circuit. Peter Wealherby. complainant, vs. Elizabeth Wey man, Mary R.

Weyman, Robert Weyman, Eliza Wey man, Caroline Jefferson Weyman, Frances Weyman, Edward A. Weyman. Mary 'Wevman, Lydia Weyman, William Turpin, Junior, Samuel Augustus Maverick. Alexander Coffin Junior, Peter Crary, John S. Crary, ilham Price.

Junior, Francis A lien, Peter H.Schenck. Theodore F. Brelt, Christopher Cassidy, Joseph Mo3, James Mnchell, Bisseil Hinsdale, Andrew Dimmick, Joseph B. Varnum, Dudley R. Fuller, Edward Macom ber, William C.

Holly, William Post, Gerardus Post, Lewis Hartman, George Hartman, Edward L. HarU man, Alexander Thompson, James Lawson, Alexander Thompson, Junior, James P. Brown, Charles S. Wat kins, Garni Green, David E. Price, John J.

Moore, Johu W. Smith, Joel Cooklin, Robert Seaman, Thomas Tobias, Billopp B. Seaman, John E. Bispham, Christopher Sibbs, Chatles H. Feaks, Nathaniel Lord, Isaac Underbill, Robert II.

Cummings, Richard Seacord, junior, Jonathan Badeau, Robert Martin, Kerr Boyce, George Henry, the United Slates of America, James S. Mitchell, Joseph L. Ensluw, Joel Piatt, John Faulkner, Mary Elizalielh Anderson Maverick Weyman. Augustus Maverick Wevman, Joseph B. Maver ick Weyman, and Uharles U.

tveicnum, aeienaams. It anttcarinf bv affidavit. 10 the satisfaction of Ihis Court, lhat the Delendants, William Price, junior, Christopher Cassidy, Joseph Moss, James Mitchell, James S. Mitchell, Joseph L. Enslow, Bissel Hinsdale, Andrew Dimmick, John E.

Bispham, Elizabeth Weyman, Alary K. Wevman, Robert Weyman, bliza Weyman, Caroline Jefferson Weyman, Frances Weyman, Edward A. Weyman, Mary Weyman, Lydia Weyman, Mary Elizabeth Anderson Maverick Weyman, Augustus Maverick Weyman, Joseph B. Maverick Weyman, Wil liam i urpin, junior, and Samuel Augustus raavencK, severally reside out of this Slate, but within the United Stales, and that the Defendant James P. Brown resides within this Slate, but could not be found therein, intermediate the lest and return day.of the subpoena issued in this cause lo be served therewith.

On motion of Mr. S.F. Clarkson, Solicitor for the Complainant, it is ordered that the said illiaui Price, junior, Christopher Oassiay, Joseph oss, James itcht.l, James S. ilchell, Joseph L. Enslow.

Bissell Andrew Dimmick, John E. Bispham, E'rxabeth Weyman, Mary R. Wevman, Robert eyman, Eliza Weyman, Carol.ni Jefferson Wevman. Frances Wevman. Edward A.

Wevman. Mary Weyman, Lydia Weymao, Mary Elizabeth An aerson maverick, weyrnan, Augustus maverics weyman, Joseph B. Maverick Wevman. William Turpin, junior, Samuel Augustus Maverick, and James P. Brown do severally cause their appearance to be entered in this cause, and notice thereof lobe served on the complainant's solicitor within four months from the date of this order, and in case of iheir appearance that tuey cause their answer to the complainant's bill to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on the complainam's solicitor within lorry days alter service of a copy of said out, ana in default thereof, said bill of eomolainl may be taken as confessed and it is further oanaaxD, that within twenty days the said cornniainant cause the order to be published in Ihe Slate Paper, and in the Evening Post," and that tne saia publication be continued in each of said oapers at least once in each week for eight weeks in suc cession, or that because a copy of this order to be per.

sonally served on saia attendants al least twenty days before tne lime a dots presenoeo tor ineir appearance. Copy. ALEX. FORBUS, Clerk, s3 1aw8w JACOB FAITHFUL, Vol. 2 By the Author of I x'eier Simple, etc.

jixsx receiveaana lor saio oy G. C. H. CARVILL, a20 108 Broadway. i AL SODA.

A few casks English for sale by GEO. DOUGLASS ft CC it Broad, Mrtvt, r. av 1834. NO. THE REAL LEWIS COAL Mined this Season.

Tbe subscribers resctlully inform their friends and the public that they bare commenced receiving that celebrated Schuy.ill CoaL named by them the Lewis which or easiness of ignition, cleanliness, brilliancy of burning and durability not excelled bv any coal brought to this market. Great care being taken 10 have coal pure, their customers are assured that no pains win be spared of delivering it free of slate, and iu first rate order. Also, Peach Orchard and other good Schuylkill Coals and Lehigh Coal at lale reduced prices. Bi luminous Coals Constantly on hand, Liverpool .1 1: .1 I i.i, ui superior tuamy fit ewcasue, ocotcn anu Virginia Coals, all which are offered for sale at the market prices, at then yards 604 Washington st. near Clinton maraet, and 670 Greenwich, corner of King st.

(lale fc.Wesiervehs.) SEYMOUR MAISON. Navy Commissioiiek's Office, 841 Julv. 1RS4. I EALED OFFERS endorsed Offers for Live Oak KJ and other Timber," will be received at this oflice unui a ociock, f. M.

of the SOih day of September next, for the supply of Timber, to be delivered at ihe following Navy Yards, viz The five oak frame timber, beam nieces, keelann cess and promiscuous limber the while oak keel pieces; tl. I. I imi ocami, carnngs, and ledges Ihirtv thousand feet of while oak plank stocks; and twenty thousand feet of yellow pine plank stocks, for a frigate, ru avy xard, Portsmouth, JN. Jrl. The live oak frame timber, beam pieces, keelson pieces, and promiscuous limber white oak keel pieces and three thousand feet white yellow pine plank stocks, for one frigate, ovi sloop of tuooiior, do Delivered attte Iavy 1 ard Charlestown, Ms.

The live oak frame limber, beam pieces, keelson pieces, and promiscuous timber; the white oak keel pieces and Ihiee thousand leet of white oak, and two thousand leet of yellow pine plank stocks, for one frigate, one loop, and one schooner: lo be delivered at Ihe Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y. The live oak timber must be cut to moulds, or directions which will be forwarded to contractors. The dimensions of the white oak keel pieces, and or the beam, carting, and ledge pieces, can be obtained upon application to the Commandants of the Navy Yards. The oak and pine plank stocks must not be less than thirty five feel, and must average forty five feet in length and all of the aforesaid timber, excepting the keel pieces, must have grown on lands near lo salt water, ami have.

cut or girdled between the 20lh October and 20th of iviarcn nexi preceding tbe deliveries all of which must be proved lo the satisfaction oT Ihe Commandants of the respective Yards, before ihe timber will be received. Persons making offers, must state the price asked per cubic foot, when delivered, inspected, and received, for earb class orthe articles, aud the offers must be made separately for each frame and the Commissioners reserve 10 themselves the right of accepting any separate offer, without regard to other offers made by the same person. The frame timber for ihe schooners, and the plank stocks, deliverable at the Navy Vards Charles town and Brooklyn, must be delivered on or before ihe 31st December, 1835 and all the other timber on or before the 31st December, 1836, and no extension of time will be granted. Two good and sufficient sureties will be required for the faithfal performance of the contracts and as additional security, ten per centum of the value of all deliveries will be deducted and lelained until the contracts are in all res peels perfectly completed, and is to be forfeited in case of noncompliance on the part of the contractors. The names and residence of thu sureties proposed must be forwarded wilh the offers.

To be published twice a week till Ihe 20th dav of Sep lember next in the Globe, National Intelligencer, U. S. Telegraph, New Hampshire Gazelle, Commercial Qa zetle, New York Evening Post, New York Times, Pennsylvanian, Baltimore Republican, NorfIk Beacon, Raleigh Star, Charleston Patriot, Savannah Republi can. ivOfi Navy Commissioners' Office, 24th July, 1834. i SEALED OFFERS, endorsed "Offers for Beef and Pork," will be received at this office until clock, P.

M. of the Iwentv uih dav of for Hie supply ol three thousand barrels of Beef, and three thousand barrels of Pork one thousand barrels of each to be delivered at each ol the Navy Yards al Charlestown, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York and Go port, Virginia. No delivery to be made before the first day of April, and the whole to be delivered before the 1 5ih or May, 1S35; and no extension of time will be granted. The Beet f.ust be packed from well failed cattle, weighing not less than six hundred uounHa n.tt an ik. teg and leg rounds of the bind quarters, and the clods, neck or sticking pieces, shin and cheeks, of the fore quarters, must be wholly excluded from the barrel, and me remainder 01 uie carcass to be cut in pieces of not less than eight pounds each.

The Pork must be corn fed and well fatted. All the skulls, feet and bind legs entire, must be wholly excluded from the barrel, aad the remainder of the hog must be cut in pieces weighing not less than six Bounds each. The whole quantity of llie said Beef and Pork must ne Killed and packed between the nresent time ami time ofdelivery; be thoroughly aalle'd in the first instance wun, and allerwarda packed with a sufficient quantity of icou, coarse, wnne urn is.aiw, isle 01 May, or SI. uo iihj uo ouier Kino, ana nve ounces or pure saltpetre 10 each barrel, to ensure its preservation. The barrels must be made of the best aeasnneil of white oak, free from sap, and the staves must be al least three fourths of an inch thick.

They must be fully and substantially hooped and nailed, and one iron hoop must be put upon each of the chines ol each barrel, for additional security, by and al the expense of the contractors. Each barrel must be brand on its head "Nut Beef" or Navy Pork." as the case may be. with ihe contractor's name" and ibe year when packed." rri T. r. a no doc 1 ana rora win ne inspected on delivery by sworn Inspectors of Sail Provisions." who will lecled by tbe respective commanding officers; but Uie charges for the inspections must be paid by the respective contractors, who must likewise have ihe barrels put in good shipping order after the inspections and at their own expense, otherwise the Beef and Pork will not he received.

Bidders must specify their nrices senaraielv anrl tinctly for the Beef and for ihe Pork, covering all their expeuses and charges, and separate offers must be made lor the Beef and for the Pork lor each Navy Yard, wilh the names and residences oftlie sureties offered, stated in detail, which must be accompanied by letters from the persons so named, expressing iheir willingness lo become sureties, and wriificates from the nearest United Stales District Judge or Attorney, as 10 their ability or competency as sureties for the contracts proposed. Bonds in one third tbe amount of the respective con tracts will be required, and ten per centum io addition will be withheld from the amount of each payment to be made, as collateral security to secure the due and faithful performance of the respective contracts, no part of which will be paid until tbe Contract is fnllv The parts of the beef to be excluded from the K.rr.1 are particularly designated in the engravings be at lacneo 10 me ontracis, which engravings will be furnished to persons who intend to make offers.on application to this office. rr To be published twice a week in ih 'M Intelligencer, United States Telegraph, Eastern Argus, New Hampshire Gazette. Boatnu Statesman cial Gazelle, Hartford Times, Providence Patriot. New venjig rost, iew lurk 1 imes, American Sentinel, Pennsjlvanian, Baltimore Republican, Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald.

Raieieh Star, nantucliv fia. 7etie, Louisville Advertiser, Nashvdle Republican, and Cincinnati Republican; iv262awtI5s WILLIAM STREET. jyrOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested, It lhat Ihe Commissioners duly annointed in nerlnrm certain duties relative to widening William street, from Exchange Place to Wall sireet, in the first ward of the eity of New York, have completed their report of estimate and assessment as well of the loss and damage sua tained by the owners and parties interested of and in the lands and premises required for the widening of William sireet, as of the benefit and advantage received by the owners and parties interested of and in certain lands and premises not required for the said widening of William street, and that wie aid Commissioners have deposited a true copy or transcript of the said report of estimate and assessment in the premises, in the Clerk's office of the city ol New York, for ihe inspection of whomsoever it may concern, and that objections thereto, if any, must according to aw be made in waling to the said Commissioners, or either of them, within ten days after ibe first publication of Ihis notice And notice is hereby further given, lhat the said report of estimate and assessment will be presented to the Supreme Court of Judicature of the Slate of New York, al the Capitol in the city of Albam on the 1 8th day of September instant, at the opening of the Court on that day, or as soon there alter as counsel can be heard thereon. New York, September 3d, 1834. JACOB BRUSH, 629 Greenwich street.

SAMUEL GUILFORD, Jr. 126 William street. DAVID LYON, 1 15 Madison street, s2 I4t Commissioners. ALBANY STREET. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested, that the commissioners duly appointed to perform certain duties relative to extending Albany street from Greenwich street lo Broadway, in the first ward ol the cily of New York, and which commissioners was referred lor revisal and correction.

the report made heretofore in the above matter, have completed their report ol estimate and assessment, as well of ihe loss and damage sustained by the owners and parlies interested and in tbe lands and premises re. quired for the said extension of Albany sireet, as of tne benefit and advantage received by the owners and par ties interested of and in certain lands and premises nol required for the said extension of Albany sireet, and that lha said commissioners have deposited a true copy or transcript of the said revised and corrected report of ee wnaie uu acawncui, mm in inw nrofnises in clerk's office of Uie city of New York for the inspection of whom soever it may concern, and that objection thereto, if any. must, according io taw, do made in writing to the said commissioners, or either of them, within ten days after Uie first publication of this notice. And notice is hereby further given, that the said revised and corrected report of estimate and assessment, will be presented to the Supreme Court of Judicature of ihe Stale of New York, at ihe Capitol, in the citv of AlLuv. tk.

of September iiuunt, at tne opeBmg of day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can ha heard there on. JNew York, September 1.1934. ES68 DUSENBERRY, 83 Crosby sC GEO. C. MORGAN, 44 Pike k.

W. P. HALLETT, 1 City Hall, SI I4l CosnrahwtonerS. OLIVE OIL. pipes u4 qr.

casks, for sale by '4 49 WILLIAM STREET. SECOND WARDPubhc notice hereby given that the Assessors of the Second Ward have coml pleted their Assessments, and lhat a copy thereof is left wilh Samuel Gilford, Jun'r. at No. 126 William street, where the same may be seen and examined by anv ol the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from the 2nd of September, and lhat the Assessors will meet at the expiration of the said ten days, to wit on the 13th day ot September, at No. 126 William sireet, to review their said Assessments, on the application of aoy person conceiving himself aggrieved.

SAMUEL GILFORD, Jr. ELAM WILLIAMS, Assessors of the Second Ward. New York, 2nd September. s2 THIRD WARD. Public notice is hereby given, lhat ihe Assessors of the Third Ward have completed their Assessments, and that a copy thereof is left with John W.

Degrauw.at No. 65 Warren street, where the same may be seen and examined by any of the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from the 2d lo the 1 3th of September, and that the Assessors will meel at the ex piration of the said lea days, to wit on the I8th day of September, at No. 65 arren street, to review their said Assessments, on the application of any person con ceiving himself aggrieved. ISAAC GRAHAM, JOHN W. DEGRAUW, Assessors oftlie Third Ward.

New York, 1st Sept. 1834. 2 IOURTH WARD. Public notice is hereby given, lhat the Assessors of the Fourth Ward have completed their assessments, and lhat a copy thereof is left with E. W.

Nichols, at No. 198 Seulh street, where the same may be seen and examined by any of the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from 2d until the 13lh instant and thai the Assessors will meet at the expiration' Uie said ten days, to wit: on the 13th day of Sep icmuct, me aoove named piace, io review meir saia assessments, on the application of any person conceiving tiuuseu aggrieved. LINUS W. STEVENS, ELIJAH W. NICHOLS, Assessors of Uie Fourth Ward.

New York. September 2d, 1834. s2 11 KTH WARD. Public nonce is hereby given, thai the Assessors of the Fifth Ward have annnleted meir assessments, ana mat a copy there is lett with Asher Martin, at 369 Greenwich street, where the same may be seen and examined bv anv of ihe mhalntnm. during TEN DAYS from the 2nd day of September mo Assessors win meei at me expiration of the said da vs.

to wil i on the 13ih day of September, at Ihe rauie piace, to revew meir said assessments; on Ihe application ot any person conceiving himsell agrieved JAMES W. WESTERVELT, ASHER MARTIN, Assessors of ihe Fifth Ward. New York, 2d September, 1834. ,2 UlAIH WAKD. PuWic Notice ts hereby giiren, uiat tne Assessors ci me oixtn ard nava mnm ed their Assessments, and lhat a cony thereof is left will.

Clarkson Crolius, at No. 10, corner of Reed and Cross streets, where the same may le seen and examined by any of ihe inhabitants during TEN DAYS, from 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'clock P. and that the Aac.

sors will meet al Uio expiration of the said ten days, to mi tin tne inirieenui uay oi September, at the place above mentioned, to review their said Assessments, on the application of any person conceiving himself a grieved. U1.AKIN.HUJV UKOLIUS, GEORGE MILLS, Assessors of Ihe Sixth Ward. New York, September 2, 1834. i2 SEVENTH WARD. Public notice is hereby given lbai Uie Assessors of the Seventh Ward have com pleted their Assessments, and lhat a copy thereof is left with David Lyon, at No.

115 Madison street, where the same may be seen and examined by any of the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from the third day or September, and lhat the Assessors will meei al the expiration ef tne said ten days, lo wil on the thirteenth day or September, at 4 P. to review their said Assess menlr, on Ihe application or anv nerson conceivin him. self aggrived. DAVfD LYON. WILLIAM H.

BARNES, Assessors of ihe Seventh Ward. New York Sept. 2, 1 834. ,4 ATINTH WARD Public notice hereby siven. i.

th that the Assessors of she Ninth Ward have mm. pleted their Assessments, and that a copy thereof is left with Jacob Bogert, at his house, 107 Broome sireet, where the same may be seen and examined by any of the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from the 2nd tq the 14.1. L. a A A a a a. win irow a.

iva. uii a i ana mat the Assessors will meet at the expiration of Uie said ten days, lo wil on the 15th day ol September, at the house of Abm. Miller, corner Hudson and Perrv atreeia f.nm 9 A. M. to 3 P.

to review their said Assessments, uu uie eppucauoa oi any person conceiving nimself ag' glH IEUl JACOB BOGERT, NATHANIEL JARVIS, Assessors ol the Ninth Ward. Ness York, 2nd September. TtNTH WARD. Public Notice is hereby riven that theAssessors of Uie TenthWard lave completed meir Assessments, and that a cony thereof is left wilh Pine Hopkins, al Ne. 41 Eldridge street, where the same may be seen and examined by any of ibe inhabit aats during TEN DAYS from the second day of September, and Uiat Uie Assessors will meet at the expira tion ot mo saia lenaavs.

to wit on wc unrteenih dni ucptctuuer, at mo. i cianage street, to review their said Assessments, on the application of any person con teiying uimseu aggrieved. PINE HOPKINS. WILLIAM W. WETMORE, Assessors ol Uie Ward.

New YorkSeptember 2d, 1834. s2 Lri EITH WARD. Public notice is hereby lid given, lhat the Assessors of the Eleventh Want have completed their assessments, and lhat the a copy thereof is left with William Lee. at No. 199 Allen where the same may be seen and examined by any of Uie inhabitants during TEN DAYS Com the 2d oi September, from 10 to 3 o'clock; and that the Assessors will meet at the expiration or the said ten days, to wit on me iom day ol September, al the above place, lo re utcir saia assessments, on uie application of any pvi.wu tiu.i;iviii.

uuuseu aggrieveti. WILLIAM GAGE, WILLIAM LEE, Assessors of ihe Eleventh Wars. New York, 2d Sapleinber, 1834. a2 THIRTEENTH WARD. Public notice is hereby given, that the Assessors ol the Thirteenth Ward have complete! Iheir assessments, anrl that thereofis ieft with G.

R. Hebberd, al 1 19 Broome street, aaoto may oe seen ana examined by any or ihe inhabitants during TEN DAYS, from the 2nd inst. from IU A. 11 till 3 o'CIOCk V. and lhat the A will meet after the exninftion ol the zatrl ten la.

on the 13 day of September, at the above named to review their said assessments on the application of He'u" conceiving mmseu aggrieved. U. K. HEBBERD, WM. S.V1ITH, Assessors of the Thirteenth Ward.

New York, September 2. 3 FOURTEENTH WARD. Public Nonce is here J7 by given, that Ihe Assessors of the 14th Ward have completed their Assessments, and that a copy thereof is left with Enoch Dean, at 130 Bowery, where the same may be seen and examined by any of the inhabitants during TEN DAYS from Uie second day of September, and lhat the Assessors will meet at the expirauon of ihe said ten Hays, To wit on thu 13lh day of September, at the said Enoch Dean's, to review their said Assess. menu, on the application of any person conceiving hun eii aggrieved. ENOCH DEAN, ELEAZER S.

LAZARUS, Assessors of Uie 14th Ward. New York, 2d September, 1834. s2 1 FIFTEENTH WARD. Public nonce is hereby given, lhat ihe Assessors of the 15ih Ward have completed their Assessments, and lhat a copy thereof is left with Alba Kimball, at No. 650 Broadway, where Uie same may be seen and examined by any of Ihe inhabitants during TEN DAYS from Uie 2d.

uniil iho I2ih of September, from 8 to 2 and 3 lo sun down each day uu i uio ntsoMH, wm ntevi ai ine exoiranon ol the said ten days, lo wil on ihe thirteenth dav of Son. tcmber at Ihe same place, to review their said Assess menu, on ihe application of any person' conceiving him self aggrieved. JOnN L. IRELAND. ALBA KIMBALL, s2 Assessors of Ihe IS W.nl OTATE OFNEW YORK.

CAoneere. In hurl suance of an order of Ihe Court of Chancery, will be sold ai public auction, althe Ihe city of New York, on the sreond day ol October next, ai twelve o'clock, al noon, under the direction of the sub scrioer, one ol the Masters of this court, all the estate, nohl. till. miM.ai wiui ui years yei io come and unex pired property, possession, claim and demand whatsoever, ol, in and to the (premises mentioned in the bill vou.pia.ni in cause, and therein described as follows, to wit,) all those two certain lots, pieces, or parcels of ground situate, and bein in ihe bighth (lale Seventh) ward of the said city of New York, which, on the finu Ha. m.

thmmand seven hundred and ninety seven, was granted and de iacu uy me corperalion of Tnnly church in we sate city, unto Aaron Burr and assigns and by Uie said Aaron Burr aflei wards sold, assigned, and conveyed to John Jacob Astor, his executors, administrators and assigns, and known and distinguished in and by a map of Uie said farm, made by Stephen Ludiam, one of the sworn surveyors of the said cily of numbers three nunarea and eighteen and three nunureu wu umotm, bounded westerly in front by Hudson street, northerly by lot number three hundred and twenty, southerly by lot number three hundred and seventeen, and easterly in the rear by lol number three hundred and twenty lour tbe said tola, numbers lore Brawn anu uiree hundred ana nineteen, being in breadth each twenty five feet, and in depth one hundred feet. And also, all the i ri.nti.re oi lease oi me uioiiu.6., ug every clause. artiels and condition in Uie said indenture ef lease, ex and contained, togetner wun an and sinvnlar the edifices, buddings, rights, members, privileges and appurtenances to the said estate, interest, or term belonging or nri.it tin USUI trwv STEPHEN CAMBRELENG, sS SawtoIOct Master in Chancery, jITlLLOW WARE 6 dozen carnages for children, ainereni sizes. 6 do cradles do: 6 do chairs for infants. 116 nests of market baskets.

6 doc covered do, For sale by W. B. WINDLE. 3Q WMwdenLwe, is WHITLAWS PATENT VEG ET ABLE ED ICATED VAPOR BATH, No. 280 Broad way, and at 305 East Broadway, near Grand street.

Employed with the Vegetable remedies, is a powerful auxiliary in the cure of the under mentioned diseases. The efiecls of the Vapor Bath are 1st. To equalize ihe circulation oflho blood, and hence lo remove coldness of the hands and feet and to lessen the determination or flow of blood to the head. Sd. To promote sweat and re establish insens.ble perspiration, and thereby to relieve symptoms of internal inflammation.

3d. To diminish nervoos irritability and in no instance) has it failed to core tic douloureux. 4tb. To Dromote cutaneous eruptions, and remove) diseases of the skin. 5th.

To remove the effects of mercury and lead from Uie system. btn. promnte absorption of dropsical effusions. 7lh. To relieve difficulty of breathing, and hence to cure asrtimas, aud other diseases of the chest and lungs.

em. i strengthen the stomach and impart atone lo he digestive organs, and cure dyspepsia wilh its consequent disorders. 9th. To promote the healing of scrofulous and chronic ulcers. '9jN remove gouty aad rheumatic pains and swellings from tbe joints, and cure Lumbago, Sciatica, 11th.

The Quincy the bath has never failed to relieve it. iaUil' Vte miy bo regarded as a specific lA.i. i. 6 voukii. u.vea peal reuei.

inn. ibe Measles. K. place when the bath haa h. r.

wl IMVU 15th. To prevent and cure discharges of blood from tho Mings and other internal organs. haJh' hronio inflammations, Ihe indicated, is a certain specific A. CU.rt 111 iu in a shorter tin. than any agent hitherto used.

Tne 6,1,1 hu neer failed to cure the Cholera Morbus. 19th. Intermittent, (or agues) lypus, and continued fe tthevt and without the necessity ofblood letttng. 1 20th. Insanity.

In no case has Mr. Whitlaw failed in restoring to a sane slate, patients put under his treat meat and ihe proprietors of this establishment are au. Ihonsed by him to say, lhat all cases of insanity can bo cured by his system when there is no malformation. 21st. Hydrophobia.

This dreadful malady which, up to ihe present lime, has defied the of the medical practic, has been successfully treated by Mr. Whitlaw, and also In a number of cases by the physicians and surgeons who have adop ed his system. Palsy. Ifgreally relieves. 23d.

It has proved an effectual cure for cancer (in its incipenl stages) ervsepiUs, scurvy. Painters' eholic, spinal affections, palpitation of the heart, inflammation ef the eyes, fits, stiff neck, nettle rash, jaundice, ulceration of Ihe throat, liver complaints; scald head, and Si. Vitus Dance. A regular medical praetilionrr is in daily attendance at each of the above establishments. The poor are ad milled at half price at the batbs in the basements.

alS if VACANT LOTS FOR SALE On the north side) of Clinton Place, formerly Sth street, between Woosfer street and the 5th Avenue, and between Woos ter street and Broadway. On iho5th Avenue, between Clinton Place and 9th street. On 9th Street, between 5ih Avenue and cotter sireet, south side also, between Wooster street and Broadway. Also, just below Broadway, north side ol Sth street. Also, on 10th Street, between Broadway and tha Bowery.

This property is located on the Sailor's Snug Harbor grounds, tear Uie Washington square University, nion Place and Waverly Place. Tbe nnmber of fashionable houses already built, and now building in the yi. cinity the purity of the air. tbe goodness of tho water, and the respectability of ihe neighborhood, render ihis one of the most desirable situations for private dwellings on the Inland. Maps will be shown and further information given, by anplying lo JOHN C.

MORRISON SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 3 1m 186 and 188 Greenwich street. LAW OFFICE. WM. M. PATTKRSON, At tornev and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery, Office at Greene, Chenango county business entrusted to his care shall be attended to with promptness and fidelity.

Address Wm. H. Patterson. P. M.

Greene, N. Y. GenUemen in the city of New York who have business in this part of Uie country, for references, are refer ed to Ihe Hons. Silas M. Stillwell, Mordecai Myers and Thomas Hertell in the raid city.

August 20, 1834. a33 3mj THE STUDY OF BOOK KEEPING. Those ml terested in this branch of a common education, ara recommended to peruse a pamphlet of 25 pages, entitled A Ljccturt on the Study of Book keeping, with a liiho graphic batanet Mheet," price 25 CU. wbich may be had at the author's rooms, No. 1 Pine street, south corner of Broadway and Pine st.

i ne advertiser's course of instruction ts a regular routine of practice and experience, in which the student opens, conducu and closes two sets of partnership accounts. The great variety of business which is brought before the stu lent, would nol, in probability, occur in a commercial house in five years, being al least one bun. hcu ana iweniy nve ainereni transactions. Instruction is individual, there being no classes. MARSH, Author of" Double Entry Book Keeping Simplified," (a standard work, in its third edition) and Single Entry Book Keeping improved," both of which are lor sals at the Bout; Stores.

ao5 COMMERCIAL BANK NEW YORK. NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders of the Commercial Bank of Uie city of New York, that the remaining sum of forty five dollars on each share of ihe capital stock of said institution, is hereby required to be paid, (in specie or current bills) at Iheir Banking House, corner of Chatham and Chambers street, in lbs cily of New vork, on Tuesday, lie SOtn of September, and Wednesday, the 1st October next, between Ihe hours on I o'clock, A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M.

nnder pain of Uie forfeiture of the shares and all previous payments thereon to Uie said corporation. By order uf Uie Board of Directors. GEORGE D. STRONG, President. New York, 27th August, 1834.

a47tOI COPARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given, that Ezekiel J. Moore, A mas a Jackson, and StaUs M. Mead, have this day formed a limited Dartnershin. unH.r and pursuant to chapter fourth, tiUe first, part second of the Revised Statutes that such partnership shall be conducted under the name and firm of Moore Jackann lhat the general nature of the business to be transacted by the said partnership, is that of buying and selling Dry Goods, and all things properly belonging to the trade or Business oi mJtj uoods Merchants.

1 hat Ihe said Exe kiel J. Moore tod Amasa Jackson are the general partners, and the said Stales M. Mead is a special partner interested in said partnership, and the said partners all reside in ihe city or New York. That Uie said Slates M. Mead, the said special partner, has contributed the sum or twenty tnoujand dollars to ihe common slock of the said partnership in cash.

That Ihe said partnership is to commence on the day of the date hereof, and lo terminate on ihetwenty fiiibday of February, in Uie year one thousand eight buudred and forty. tzthlbh J. AIUUKE, AMASA JACKSON, STATES M. MEAD. New York, Aug.

26, 1 834. a27 6w CLOTH STORE, No. 30 Maiden lane, up stairs. The subscriber has on hand an extensive assort ment of fine and superfine fashionable colored Bread. Cloths, to which tbe attention of his friends and customers is respectfully invited.

Fine and extra superfine Imperial wool dyed black broad Cloths Do do Saxony Electoral, piece dyed do do Do do Invisible, Drako nec and olive green do da Do do London, rich golden anu olive brown do do Do do Dalia, dare! and wine color do da Do do Blue s.d stcol mixed do Do do Lavender and black Cassimeres Pnr aal. ihe pioce or yard at a small advance from auction nrices fc JOHN G. MERRELL. FOUNTAIN'S FANCV STORE. The subtcri bers having on baud a very extensive asMrtm.ni Silks and Cotton Fancy and Stable articles.

ih. invite tbe attention of the strangers and Uie ladies gene tally lo the following articles, viz. A general assortmeut of fashionable shades of plain Poux de Soi from 5s to 8s per yard. Silk Goods Plain, rich fig'd. sinned, small fiM ce sot in colours and gro de swis, gro ds berlin, poix de soi, gro de nap.

Marcelioe. gro de florence, grade rynde, satins, India silks, which are of all qualities and pri Foalard silks, iaconet a n.l nrmiij broulered capes, collars, spencers, canezous, dresses, splendid French crape emb'd dresses white well calculated lor weddings, camels hair challys, fancy hdkf. and scarfs, check ginghams, French cambric calicoes, linen cambric hdkfs, emh'd real cashmere shawls and hdkts. real Wood lace veils from 35 to 6o. black satin lor slocks aud vests, super flannels, patent gause do.

French merino cloths, English and French Calicoes, fancy bags and belts, Swiss fig'd and plain muslins, sil vered ribbons, fancy gauzes lor evening aresses, wnue poux de rois and gro de nap of the richest quality for evening cresses, while satins of every quality, plain while Donna Maria gauze for wedding dresses, loos; and short white gloves, open worked silk, cotton and linen stockings, Donna Maria ganze veils, while) real blood lace dresses, while organdie do, blond lace by the yard for curtains from S3toS14, 5 4 printed satin shawls, plain cbally, printed Ihibet shawis, real blond laco scarf and capes, Ac. Ac. Also, constantly on had, Staple Goods sad Mourning Articles, of various kirula the most reasonable prices, and sent io anv city or ihe city of Brooklyn. i 1 j. o.

ruu.i i AiiM uo. 66 Maiden lano, lower comer of William sf. AJBurT, PUBLICATIONS. Vol. 2d of Jacob Li Faithful.

Gale Middleton, 3 you. The King's Own, vols. Two Old Men's Tales, 8 vols. Tutu Frulti, I vol. In ui Lalina, 1 vol.

Waddington Church History. 1 vol. History of Virginia. For sale by BLISS, WADS WORTH CO. 2 tf HI Fulton, opposite Dutch st.

CAPS, CAPS, AND STOCKS. The sulucrib. espectlullv informs his customer, and country nier chants, that having completed his spring assortment ho now ready lo furnish Uiem wilh any of Uie following articles on tne most reaaouauio terms. Sea Otter Caps Bombazeeo Stocks Seal do Do Pleated do do do do do do do do do Nutria Hair Seal Gennet Chinchilla Leather Cloth Marine Silk Circassian do do do do do do do do do Silk Do Pleated Velvet Satin Do Pleated Levantine White Hair Black jo Silk Bristle do Hair Cloth do Patent Leather do Trimmings for Cap and lock makers, patent leather, medicated and other Oil Silks. a22 lw L.

MORANGE, 105 William st. HIDES.13Q0 Mexican, prime quality, ror sale bv..