Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825). (Columbus, OH), 1832-08-11

              AND COLUMBUS GAZETTE. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED (Two Doll ii rs Fifty Cents iu Advance! TP. KM or, Three Dolhtrs at the end of the year. New Series.. ..Wo. 46, Vol. I. COLUMBUS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 183, Whole Number, 1226. THOMAS WllITlvS Vegetable Tmtth-ache Drops. fWllIE only Specific ever yet oiTorid lu the JL public, from wliicli it radical und purtiiH-nent euro may he obtained of thntdisugrcea-ble pnin, the tooth-ache, with nil in attendant evili: inch ut fracturing jaws in extract ing of the teeth, which olten proves more punilul than thu tnolh-uclio itself; und cold passing from tho decaying teeth tn the jnw, thenoe to liic head, pruiliiciiie a rheumatic ulleotinn, with many ulhuruuplensnnt effects, tuch ui disagreeable, bienlh, bad tuslo in the mouth, &o. do. nil of which nre occasioned from foul or deoaylng teeth. 1 nm hnppv in having it in my power to offer to the world n remedy that will not only remove the pnin, but preserve the teeth from further iliciiy and dotnch the carious tnnttcr from such us have not coii'rucnocd itching, unit remove the turtnr and all other filth from the teeth, rcsto-...' them smith and usefulness. RECOMMENDATIONS. Mount Pleasant, 3d mo. Btli, 1829. Some time since, Thomas White deposited nme of hit tooth nche drops with me, in order to try the villi lily thereof, mid to ascertain whether them will nny propriety in making the thing pnblio. I have tried it in flbout forty cn, and have only fiiiled in two instances, und these were more of u rheu matio affection of the jaw, thnn idiopathic odontalgia, and on that account I think wns the failure. They certainly nro worth a tri al of every periun who labors under that dis ease of the tooth. Dr.W. JUDKINS. BMimore, July 1th, lfl-9. Soma timo last May, Dr. Thomas While left with me lomoof hi Vegetable Toothache Drops, and requested me to use it in my praotioo I nooordiugly did rccoinmeiid it tn tin of my friends, and somo of them had been complaining of the tooth-ache for more II an three months; and out uf the six it hud perfectly cured fivo. 1 mu noiv fully orinvinccd of its salutary effect, not only curing llu tooth-ache, but prevents teeth from further sleoaying. J. ir. WINCHESTER, M. D. Certificates of important cures, with directions, will accompany each phiul. Sold by O. & S. CROSBY. Columbus, March 17, 1832 25 OSI30RN & KING ARE now carrying on the largo TANNING ESTABLISHMENT, formcrlj owned by John Cunning, near the bridge aoross the Soioto river at Columbus, whcie they will constantly hnve on hand and for snle by wholesale or retail, Sole Leather, Spanish and Country Upper (In. Calfskins, Skirting, Black Harness and Tanned Deer lriniol'the first rate quality. Persons from a distance can be supplied with any quantity by giving a few days' notice. Saddlers and Shoemakers will do well to call and examine for themselves. The high est price will be paid in cash for Hides and Skins. Sent. 14, 1831. 1 VALUABLE LANDS FOR S.4LE. At AURU3 of land, being soo- 4t"LMF tion I, township 7, range I, United States Military Lauds. This section lies in Tuscarawas county, nt the mouth of Still water. The main line of Cunul passes throagh the section. A oonsidernhle proportion of the sootion is bottom land, und it is believed that few tracts of land are superior n qunlity or possess greater natural udvau tagos ALSO, 200 acres in section 4, township 5, rnnge 16, in Delaware county. A Jiberal credit will be given, if desired, for the principal part of the purchase money. The litle is indisputable. For terms npply to P. B. WILCOX. Columbus. Anril 5, 18.12. 28 SWAIM'S Panacea, for the euro of Scrofula or King's evil, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General Debility, &c. For sale by L. GOODALE A- Co. Anril 19, 1832 n30 TAVKKN BELLS. "ffUST recoived and for sale by WM. A-If GILL Si Co., an assortment of TAVERN BELLS, from 50lbs. down to 8 ounces Juno 2, 1832 n36 CO. 1 FORWARDING and Commission flier- ' . I I fM.' t; ii tin i it juiuiuuuS viiiu March 10 24 FilCENIX INK MANUKAGTOIIY, New York. T riHE subscriber, having for several years i years past, fas an apprentice and fore man to his father, linger Prout, who tins late ly ueolined business) devoted his whole attention to the manufauture of PRINTING INK, during which lime severul vuliinblc improvements in the admixture und proportion ing of the different ingredients have been made by hit father and himself, is persuaded that he oun furnish that utticle superior in quality to any exhibited Tor sale in this coun tty. It being the intention of the subscriber to continue the manufacture nf Printing Ink, nt the same Fautory, and with the same machinery, latoljr oooupied anJ used by his rutner, he respeolfully solicits the patronage of the jiublia, and trusts he will descrve it by his axertioni to have the article manufactured by him of a superior quality. Ho also hopes that he will be oonsidered as entitled to some patronage, from tho oircumstnncc of his being the only person in this eountry who has sorved a regulnr apprenticeship to the business. He manufactures and soils for cash, his warranted and approvcj Printing Inks, at the following reduced prices; For book offices, No. I, at lOJoents per lb. ; No. 2, 75oeuts; No. 1 1-2,62 1-4 cents; No. 3, 40 cents; No. 4, 34 oonts; and news offices will be supplied nt 30 oonts. Ho has nlso invented an Ink of a superior quality for tho Napier and Power presses, and for all oompuiition rollers, which he warrants superior to auy manufactured in the United States. Book Ink, weak and strong, nt 50 cents per lb. ; news Ink, weak and strong, at 30 oeuts por id. MOSEs P. PROUT. Now York, January, 1832. Isaac N. Whitino, ngent of Mr Prout for the sale of his Inks in Ohio, will keep constantly on hand general supply of them, which he will furnish at his Rnnkstore in C(l-Iambus, fur oash, nt the same priocs they can be had nt from tho manufacturer in the city Of New York. Orders are respectfully solicited from Printers in Ihe State. Jnnunty 18 13 BLANK DEEDS, SUITABLE for man and wife, or single oers ins, with the oavenants, &c. requi red bv the Revised Statutes, jut printoil and for salo at the offico of the QAio Stair Jour rwt. March 17 iy"l'l'E RMIT" BUSINESS. The nib- v scriher res ecttiilly infniuis the public, that he has commenced ll.e nln.ve business, in all its blanches, in Ihe building formerly Kcenjiii hy John S. tiilunirc.as a blacksmith 'hop, on Rich street, ne.ir High street; when he intend keeping on hand a general assort meat of German Locks, Latches, and Horse Lurks, of every description ; nlso. a very su penor kind o I Coffee Mills and "'iiflVe Knal-ers, Iron Stoves and St ive Pipes, Hinges, Shutter Bolts, Turn Buckles, ke. all of which will be sold wholesale or retail, to merchants or others. Ho will hold himself ready to di. all kinds of repairs, in his line of business ; and nil those who may be pleased to favor hini with their patronage, may rely on having (hi ir work dune in the best manner, and on short notice. ANDREW SITES. July 21, 1032. 43 55 t.lOR SALE A lieht four horse Per.nsyl-vania built WAGON, low for cash. DAVID BROOKS. Columhus. July l!Mi. 43 6 UNION CANAL LOT TERY of Pa., class 10 for I8J2; to he drawn August II, 1832; 60 No lottorv, 9 drawn ballots. J-25,000, 10,000, 5,000 3,922, 15 of 1000, 20. if 500. (yJ-Tickcts, eight dollars; n certificate of 20 whole tickets, will cost 90 dollars. S.J. SYLVESTER. Pittsburgh, July 18. 44 C100K again t'iiimpliont. Nos. Id 39 fi.i, J n share of the capital prize of $2,0(I0', in the Grand Consolidated Lottery, class No. 3, was sold to a gentleman nf this city, who has nlrendy received the cash. One quarler was sent to V heeling and sold by Clarke k Cook. Tor brilliant capitals send your orders (0 GEORGE A. COOK, Jlg'lpir Managers, I'illsliurgh. Managers' Office, Pittsburgh. UNION CANAL LOTTERY of Pennsylva- nin, class No. 16, lor It. (2, to be ilrnwn in the city of Philadelphia, on Saturday, llth of August GO number, 9 drawn ballots. Scheme. 1 prize of $25000 is $25000 I JIHIUli 1 5000 1 3922 15 1000 20 500 45 S00 61 100 51 60 61 20 16113 16 1 3395 prises) 34220) t205.j20 201)25 blanksX TickelsX Whole Tickets $8, halves 4, quarters 2, eighths I. Tlcaso uddrcss the conslnni pine seller, GEO. A. COOK, jvo. tju, iraoa sireei, riusiiurn. LEATHER AMU WHISKY. rTViE subscribers having taken a mom A few doors west of R. W. McCni's store. and onnosite the Market house, intend keep ingon'ix.iMi i,n nvftortmt-iitnfgnod LEA I'll ER and WHISKY, all (l theirown manufacture, which they will sell dicap for cash,wholesal' or retail, or exchange for Hides, Bark, or lirnin. I Hey have now on hand Wly barrels of Old Whisky; which will be sold cheuii forCash only. Cash paid for Hides ut their Store, or lanyard, on Water-street. ISAAC TAK LOR & SONS. Nov. 10, 1831 n9 FARMS EOR S4.LK. rglHE subscribers will sell on good terms, JL the following described lends, viz : A tract of 105 acres, about two miles from Columbus, in the forks of tho Scioto liver, near Sullivant'a mill; a small young orchard and other comfortable improvements there on; now in the occupancy of Robert Cloud. A tract of 117 acres, lying about two miles south east ol L.olumbiis, well timbered, good land, about 40 acres under improvement. A tract of '2 )3 acres, about four miles nurth east of Columbus, on which Henry Long now Iivcs;nbotit uOacres under good improvement a good orchard, and buildings appropriate. Also, 105 acres, twelve miles east of Columbus, within hall a mile of the new town ol Cumberland, on the Notional road, with small improvements. I his, considering the probable increasing value uf that situation, will he sohl ns a bargain. Also, 100 acres, unimproved land, being Lot No. 9, range 19, town 4, seetion 3, United States military lund. This tract may be had for 150 dollars; rich soil, and good timber. Good and accommodating terms will be given, and titles unquestionable. BUTTLES Si MATTHEWS. March 10 24 MACHINE CARDS, ffROM the manufactory ol J & J. JL Smith & Co. Leicester, Massachusetts, consisting of Numbers 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33, Wire lor sale by L.UOUUALrJ tu January 6 10 DOHERTY ii LEI BY, Forwnrding and Commission Merchants. Columbus, Ohio AnFJNTH for Ohio, ' . . .ui '( warun 24(11, i nsz 20 BUILDINGSTONl THE subscribers icspeclfiilly inform the citizens of Columbus, that they have oommenced the quarrying of Luie Stonr, two and a half miles from Columbus, on the Scioto river; where they will constantly keep n supply ol goon nunuing atone; nlso, they wilt contract '.o uciivcr stone in uoiuinuus, on reasonable terms. GRAHAM Si MARSHALL. March 15, 183 ' n20 If SADDLERY. rHTHE subscriber will keep on hand aeon JL stunt supply ofSKIRTING oCtho hes quality; and Eastern SEATING i SADDLE I .'IKES t DAMES; together with every nr ti.ieoi saddlery, M. NORTHRUP Columbus, July 20. 59 If (CrPOWDER.-CO fl'V IE subscriber, sole ngent in this place JL for thesnloofpowder.nowhns otiliand. and will constantly keep a supply of the atiovn nrucie, warrantrit tn bo superior to Dupont's, or any other, and whioh he will sell by the keg nt the inanulaodirer'snrires. JOHN BROf'KS, November 3, 1831. 8 WHISKY. 73 Barrels of Superior WHISKY, just A received and for sale by DOHERTY LEI BY May II, 1832 n33 CIDER. CMlllE subscriber wihes to purchase X00 JL Barrels of Puro Cider. JOHN BROOKS May 20 n3o 'BAXES. Notice is hereby given to tin Jfl. nioprietors nt tuxahle i.ro:ertv in Unioi unly, Ohio, that Ihe i. mount oi tux chnrgu on each dollars vainatio'i ol properly in sun- county, lor the current year, is ns follows: For road purposes Ihrn ini.ls; for county aim school purposes four null'; lor ttulc anil '""' purposes inree ii.ms not a nun ; inaaiog u i"-lal of ten mills iiiul a huh on die itollur. The townships ol Uniuu and Paris hnu each leviid, lor towus-hip purposes, one mill on the dollar, mulling a total in said town ships of eleven and a hull u.ilis. I shall niienii, ny my sen ur deputy, oneuny in each township, at lie usual placesoi-iioiu-ing die! ions, lor the purpnau ol receiving said taxes, on the following ilays; lu the town'nip oi union on the --o "ay oi August; in Darby en the !23d; in Jerome on ttie24lh; in Millcreikon tlic"(li; in JncKsun on the 27th; in Lcrsbnrgh on thcSlllh; in Pa risen lhe29lh; in Liberty en thu J'Jlh ; and in Allen on the 3t;t. Those who do no! i y Cic u . i xxes ('iiring my attendance- in each township, will have to call at my office ill Mnrysville, where I n ill remiiin during (he months of October and Nu vcniber, fur the purpose ol receiving the same. Bt t-rtit.s iWci,Al., Treasurer Union co O Mnrysville, July 31st, 1832 45 0 JOT1CK The taxes levied in Ihe county I of Krimklin, for the year 1332. nre ns f.iL lows: In (he townships o! Montgomery, Per ry, Norwich and Jackson, 95 cents on each hundred dollars valuation; in the township ol Hamilton, 92 cents a mills; in the townships of Sharon, Franklin and Washington, 90cts. ; in the townships of Mailcon, J ruro, Jefferson, l'lain, ivntiiiH, Uh nitnn, Clinton, Urown. Prai rie, and Pleasant, 85 cents. 1 shall nllend ono ditv in each township, at the usual places of holding elections, by myself or deputy, for the purp. s. of receiving laxes; on the days as follows, to wit; 1 1 it mil on township Sept . 3d Madison " " 4th Truro 6h 6th 7tb 8lh lOlh lllh I2lh 13th l-llh 15th 17th niih I9lh 20lh 21st JefTirson " Plain " Mifllin " Bl.ndon Sharon " Clinton " Perry Washington " Norwich " Brown u Prairio " Pleasant Jackson " Franklin " Montgomery" 22d I shall also attend at my cflicc in Colombo', during the months of October and Novi mbi-r, for the purpose of receiving tuxes for the pres ent year. Pi . Ii. All taxes must oe paid by tne urst oi December; all unpaid utter that time, the penalty will be charged, us the law requires. t. ni.i i., treasurer oj Franklin county, Ohio. Columbus, July 251b, III 12. ' 44 NOTICE, IS hereby given, to the Tax payers (if Madison county, that the Taxes levied in suid county, lor Ihe present year, are as lonows, town: in union. I'li'iisant. Je er- son, and Monroe townships, 110 cents on the iuu; in Hunge lowiislnp. To cents en the $100; uml in all other townships, 70 cents on tho jjiiuu valuation. I lint I shall attend nt Ihe proper places lor hoi line Elections in the severul townships, on the days following, to wit : lu Stokes township, on the 12th Sep. next, uiiuge township, on tne i nn. Pleasant township, on the 14th. Deer Creek township, eti the 15th. Jelferson township, on the I7lh. Monmc township, on the llllh. Canaan township, on Ihe 6ih. Darby township, on the '27111. Pike township, on the 2lith. Union township, on !lio29th Sep. next And during the Months of Ootober, und November, I shall attend nt mv office in l.on dou, for tho purpose of rcieiving the Tnx-i aforesaid. And on Ihe 2d day ol December, I shall close my officu for the reception ol I axes there, and proceed to collect ol til Delinquents, ns the Inw authorizes anil di reels. R. HUME, TVcnjurc r, Jll. C. London, August I, 18:12 1.42 "tURE FOR RHEUMATISM DR. DEAN'S Rheumatic Pills nre an effec tual remedy for tho Rheumatism, and all similar diseases, such as gout, cremp, spnsuis, numbness, fco. They have been extensively used in the United Slates, for the lust fifteen years, with very lush npprobiiliou, und noil titudes havo been relieved by them Irani most distressing attacks of the Khcunintism. 1 er sons who have been nfHictcd with the Rheu mutism from fifteen to twenty yrars, or who have been wholly unfitted for business for two scars together, and iinntiie to svallc without aid, have, by using the Pills, bccu.liillv re stored. 'The following oeililienleof the Hon orable Judge Thatcher, of Mais , it is returned will be highly satnf.ictoiy. This may certify that I have frerly used. for myself and family, for several years, Dr. Dean's fills, anil do consider them n sale mill useful family medicine, especially for Rheu mutism, in which complaint, from what I have experienced, seen and heard, I consider them more cflcctunl than nny thing else I have known or used, nnd I do think them a valuable discovery. For the purpose of extending their usefulness, nnd of inducing others to try them, I subscribe Ibis certiorate. sjeorue j itATciiEn. Extrnct of a letter from n gentleman of the U. S. Army, dated Philadelphia, Nov 1823. "Sir: I had been for more than two years afflicted with this complaint, when I rocurcil n single uox oi your llheiimalic rills. I took Ihcm, with tho external means reenni mi nded by you, of sweet oil, tie. The effect, to my grent joy, was a complete cure. I had previously exhausted tho whole Materia Med-ion, nnd was on the point of resigning mysell to the disease, when accident uindo me acquainted with your invaluable remedy. " Vt M. r, &.MITII. ' Dr. E. Dean." Mesr. Mavnaiii)& Noikh. Genllenieii : I hereby certify Unit in January 18.9, in consequence of a sudden cold, I wns seized with tho Rheumatism, wnich settled in my right hip, and wns never free from pnin one 'lay, for seven months, t applied to a mini her of respectable physicians, but could gain nn rebel, nnd gave up ine idea nl hen g eurcil I was prevailu I noon to try Dr. Demi's Rheu matie Tills, and was helped hy I lis in in two days; by taking one box wns entirely cured, nnd am now us free Irani it as nt in y period nf my life I wish those Tills mny he circulated, not only in this country, but in i very portion of tho world where that distressing disorder, the Rhru'enli'm, is known. Mnlden, March 6, 1830 Jont PAnKV.n FOR SALE BY O. S. CROSBY k 10 Cni.tiMium. 41 Neatly and cipcilitioMtly executed. D,chrWJIt'L V M. MILLER has opened a liesh lock I Dines and Mclirines, in the x-llow I'mmr building, on High street, eppo'ite the Slate House. It is his den rnuiiation I" keep n nnnil articles of Ihe best qii ilily; !" u coin-miiid Ids present stock with confidence to pnolie I'iiltoh Vn.i.r.it, when nnf nheiit onpro-i'--ionitl husiiKs, will he found in his .iop, remly !i pn-serihe lor and famuli Mudidnis to thnsc win limy call on l.im. (oltlinbu, July, IU32. P L'ST received hy UURIt ,t Sll ERWOOD 43 .10 kegs Kentuc ky Tobacco, 30,OHO Cnmnion Cigars, 60 hoses !lelre do, Columbus, July?!!, 1II3J. 41 TO CONTRACTORS. Oicf nf the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.) WAsiiiNOTON.Jui.y 17, IU32. PROPOS ALS will he rec. r, d at th.. ofTne until Thursday, the 23.1 day of August next, lor the exoiimlion, emh inkii.tnt, unit wulling, of thirty sectiuiis of the t'hesn peake and Ohio Canal, commenci ig at a point on the Potomac river, eight miles b. low Wil-liaiusport, and extending up the river filleen mites. Proposals w ill he received, at the same lime, for the const ruction of a Duin across the Potomac river, at the upper termination ol the above line, bring opposite to the estate of Mr. Colston. Proposals will also be received, at Ihe sime liuio. for tho constructiun of an Aqueduct across Conogocheague; fair Lift Locks, n Guard Lock, and sixteen Culverts; nil oil the ubove lino of Canal. A plan of the Dun). Anni'dnct, nnd Locks, with tho specification ot the same, may he seen at this office, mid nu application In the Re-ident Engineer lit Willninujiort, alter the first day of Auirust. op- cilicalious and tilnliK Minis nl proposals, 'or the Sections, Locks, and Culverts, may be obtained either at th s olliuo or at Williams-port.Proposals will nlso lie received, until tin 23d nf August, f ir the construction of Lock No. 39, "f six feel lift, on ton :Uth section ol the ('mini; ol Lock No. 40, of nine hot lilt, on the 145th seetion of the Cniial ; and for the excavation, embankment, nnd walling, ol the 116th section of the Canal; all being between the head of Harpci's Ferry fulls and Guile-woy's mill. By older: JOHN T. INGLE, 44 Ci.eiik C. k O. C. C. A KILUOURN, SURV MIX DK.VTIS'1 I3l m Having returned to Columbus, ngrec-ably to previous arrangcnH'iit, is prepared to pi-rform the various operations upon the teeth and gurus, appertaining to the prolesUnn of dcnlnl surgery, upon scientific principles, with skillful case and cure, mid with the lust nm tcnnl. Ladies will ho wniltri upon at their residence; charges reasonable; satisfactory refer ences will bo given. Ordinary cxtruclion of teeth nt his room, gratis. Room at J. Robinsuu's. J ul v 2-5, 1832. 44.6 (f 1ELEBIUTKD Fkmw.kSovi:iikk:mi. t Jut received nl the Honk-tore ol Isaac N. W'imtiko, Ctlthralcd Umate Sovereigns, in 2 volumes, hy Mrs. James -n ; forming the 33.1 and 34th Nos nf Harpers' Family Library. A few complete sets of this valuable work, in 34 vols., for sale, July 2111 h . rjnilE LIFE OF WICLIF, (he celebrated H. Reformer, of the 14th century, and firt Translitor of the Bible into English; by Charles Webb Le Bus, M. A. One volume ; price 75 cents The S.tcred History nf the World, ns displayed iu the Creation and suhsiqucul events to thu Deluge, ntiempted to he philosophically considered, iu u series nf Letters to a Son ; by Sharon Tomer, F S. A. k Ii. A. S. L. Just re eived and for sale hv July 28. 44 ISA AC JV WHITING KJ.3RS TIIOLLOI'E IN AMERICA. .IB D-'iuestic Manners of the Auiericnns; hy Mrs. Tiollnpc; cnuipleto in one volume, with eight plnles; Memoirs of the Din hess D'Abrantis, (Madame Jiinnt.) cniiudete iu ono vnliiuie; Adventures of a Younger Son, iu 2 volumes; Conversation with nn Ambitious Stedent in III Health, with rtter pieces, hy Itulwer; The Fal-e Plep nnd The Sisters, 2 vols. "The piirrst treasure mount ttinrsnlturil ts sjiiitlrsH rrntulti)ll," Just received and fir sale hy July 28. 44 ISA A'' N. WHITING lA7 0TIt'E is hereby given lo all pe rsons in- 1 si tereted, Unit at my instance n writ of atlaclinieiit wns II is dny issued hy Gorge Heals, a just ice oft he pence, ol Jefferson township. Franklin county, ngainit the g mil1, chattels, rights, credits, inoni ys and i ll'ects of William Ihbs, an ahii-onding debtor. THOMAS TORRF.NCE. J-lv 1 1 . 1832 4 1 IAM1' MEETING - A Presb terian ciiiui nireting, under the superintendence of the Rev. Mr. Ai.i.kn, of Lomtoii, Madison cnuiily, will take place on the fnitn of Archi-bald Stewart, Esq. hetwecn Illoomiiieliurgh and London; tn commence nil Thursday the 2 lib of August next. July 21 . 3 UST received from the Paper Mill Rt tw Cuyahoga Fulls Superfino Post 1 Fools cap, No I do No 2 Crown Wrapping Cup do PAPER. Cash paid for Rags, O.&S. CROSBY. 18 Fehrunry 4 I FORWARDING COM MISSION musE, I'onrsMoUTif, onto. M'Dowkli. Davis will ultend to receiving and forwarding t.ioods,mid baying und selling produce of every description, agreeably to instructions. From their nc,iiaintaiico on the Ohio river und iu the iutirior ot tlio slate, they duller thervsckes that they will bo enabled tu da business as nilviiiitag ously us any other hou-u iu the place. Tluir charges shall he us moderate. frrlirneeriosunil Pittsburgh manufactured arncles, kept coiiMnnlly on hand. Augn-t I, lll.li. 45 57 JJOTICT. Runaway from Ihe subscriber, I Clinton township, Friiiikliu mil , on Monday Ihe '111 Ii of July, his son, KLI l' r r.lliir.LL, seventeen .Venn uml live months old, small of his age, dm k eyes, round lace, slim built, small and active, had the top nf the right loot near the toes cut with an axe when young, brought up to (he l-iboring busi uess. All persons nro hereby lorewnrned a gainst harboring or employing him; lis I nm ilctcruiim-d to prosecute every ouu so offending, according to Inw. JAMES O'FERRF.LL, August 4, 103. 45 7 rWEW DRUG STORE. g4aL K fffT., jl v buvu:lL JL Liberty, the Constitution, nnd the I.nivx. It BI V U LIC A .V ' () H NATION-. FOR PRESIDENT, ESfliXRY CDAY, ol'Ky. FOR VICEl'RLSWEXT, FOR GOVE UXOR, SEX.vroai.vL Kleltoku: .IRRR. MOUltOW, of Warren county. CALVIN 1EASK, of Trumbull. District Ei.ki runs. 1- EPHItAIJl IlltOWX, of Hamilton. 2 JOHN UEII.Y, of llutlur. a L, KO. M'iWCU.MU, ol iMontjfomerv. 4 ALLEN THI.MIlLE,of Uioliland. ' 5- WM. Ifll.Ml'IIREY.S.ot' Hrown. 0- ANDRi:V DUNN ALLY, of iu. 7 GEUKGK UKMCK.of Kosn. 8 .1USEP1I UIDUWAY, of 1'iniilvliii. 9 JOHN LEIST, of l'niriield. 1(1 JOHN KKYNOl.D-S.of Clininpai(fii. 11 JOHN PATTERSON, of- llcliimnt. 1- DA V. Oil AMIIEUS, of Miukiiiguin. Ul CH II. Di; Ml DOU I'K.of Tucirawas. II Eltl'.NE.Kit MKltltY, of Huron, l.-j I.EfJNAKD t:slE, of Cnyulioi'tt. Ili-LIU .SEE LEY, of (Jeniiga. 17 IIOllACE I'OTTEH.ot' Co'.iiinuinna. H-W.M. CIIKIST.'.I AS, of Stark. 1'J-WILLIA.M .MOOKE, of Harrison. Should tlio mines of nny of tlio above gentlemen be incorrectly spelt, their friends will be ejood enough to inuko it known to us. Centum. Covvitikk op Ciiimtsi'oNUBSC'i!. JOHN I!II.I!AC!IE, LINCOLN (iOODALE,-JOSEPH UIDUWAY Sex. (JIIKISTI N IIEYL, (ilLSPAYl.S SWAN, ALI'lti:!) KEI.I.EY, KOItKK T W. M'COY. ri'.XNlOX LAW. DEPARTMENT OP WAR, ? Pknsion Oi'i'iL'K, Juno 27th, IrSli j The followinj regulations have been a-dopted hy the Sccretury of War for carry-nii; into cllect Ihe act of Congrcs9 pnsscd June 7th, entitled "An act supplement ary to 'An act for the relief of the surviving' otiiccrs and soldiers of the revolution.''' This law has been construed to extend as well to the lino as to every brunch of thu staff of the army, and to include under the terms "continental lino, "State troops, "militia" and "volunleers," all persons enlist cd, drafted or who voulunteercd, and ivlio were bound lo tnililury service, hut not those who were occasionally employed with the army upon civil contracts, such as clerks lo cointnis-iuncs anil to storekeepers, &x, teamsters, boatmen, iVc. J'mir general class'. of cases are cinlira ceil in this law: I. 'The roiriilor troops. '4. The .Sute troops, militia, and volun teers. '). Persons employed in the naval scr vice. 4. Indian spies. . As rolls ol 1 1 io regular troops in the revolutionary w ar exist in this department, all persons claiming the benelit ol this law ns ollicer.", iiini-coinint.-sionei! odiccrs, niu- siciuns, or privates, u ill, in tho first instance, inn lie application bv transmitting the lol- limine; declaration, which "ill be made be fore a court ol record of the county where such applicant resides. And every court hnving hy law a seal and clerk is considered a court of record. Declaration, in order to obtain the benefit nf the act of Congress of tho 7th of Juno, lK'W. Stale, Territory, or District of , ) Ciiuntt iik , i ' On this day of personally per-ed befort tho of tlio , A B, a resident of in the county of , nnd State, Ter ritory, or District of ,agcd years, w ho, being first duly sworn, according to law, doth, nn his oath, uiokc tlio following ileclar ation in order to obtain the benefit of the provision made hy the act of Congress pnssed Juno 7. Wtl. That he enlisted in the army of tho U. States in tho year , with and served in thu regiment nfllm line, under tlio following named olli- cers: fllere net forth the names and rnnk of the field officers; the lime ho left the service; (and if ho served under more linn ono term of enlistment, lie nntst sipecily tho parlien- lar period and rank nnd names of his olh- cers;) the town, or county, and the State in which ho resided when he entered Ihe service; the battles, if nny, in which lie was engaged, and the country through which he marched. Ho hereby relinquishes every claim what ever to a pension or nn annuity, except tho present; and ho declares that his name is nut on tho pension roll of any ngen-cy in any state, or (if any,) only on that of the agency in tho stale of Sw orn lo, and subscribed, the day and year aforesaid. a. n. And then will follow tlio certificate of the court: And Ihe said court do hereby declare lipir opinion that the above nam 'd applicant w as a revolutionary soldier, and served as ho slnlcs. I, nf the court of , do hereby certify that the foregoing cnnlains the original proceedings of the said court iu the matter of the application ol fur a pension. In testimony whereof, I havo hereunto set my hand on J seal of uilice, this day of AVc. If. nu examination nf tho proper record, the names ol applicants, making such dec- Inratton, cannot bo found, Ihey will receive detailed instruction respecting tho nature and form of tlio testimony they must produce to secure their being placed nn the pension roll. As tho presumption will, in such cases, bo against I ho oppUcanK in consequence of the omission nf their names in the muslor rolls, Ihey will be required to furnish, as near as may be, tie snina evidence as has heretofore been required hy the regulations nnd practice adopted fur curry- ing into effect the act of Congress of .March 18, 1818, and the acts supplementary thereto; with such relaxation as liavu been, Irons time to time, sanctioned hy the department, on account of Ihe rupid decrease of the survivors of the revolutionary army, and the consequcntdifliculty ol procuring direct pos Ui ve testimony in every case. Wherever an oflicer, or non-commission ed officer, is now in the receipt of a pension, he should make opplicntion, if entitled to the benefits of this act, by letter, merely setting forth his rank, and the regiment, corps or vessel, in which he served, and his present plane of residence. His pension certificate must accompany his letier. In those coses where tlio applicants have once been on the pension roll, under tho act of March 18, 1818, nnd have been dropped therefrom on account of property or lor any other reason, or where applicatinn 1ms been nude tinder tho act of May l-r, J828, and Ihe evidence of service is in the de partments; nr, having mnde application and prool ol service, and having been rejected; instead of tlio abovo declaration, they will make a statement, selling foi'lli, under oath, their having been previously on the pension roil, c.nil their bavin;; been struck Irani the name, allowing their rank, the-regiment, corps or vessel in which llicv served, their piesent place ol ie-iilence, nnd place of residence when tlio first np;,l:calioii was made, or of their application under the act of I5th of May, UiS. In a case where a claiinnit may tuokc personal application at this department, mi l can produce salisl.ictorv proof of service. and ot itis identity also, ut the sent of (Jovurii ment, ho may inuko his declaration bolore a justice of the peace. Si. the cose ot the Slato troops, volun teers, and militia, is dmercnt, Thero are in the department no rolls ot the State troops. except those of Virginia; nnd no rolls of tlio militia, except those of Now Hanin shire. Applicants, who served iu the State troons of Virginia, and applicants, who served in the militia of Now Hampshire, will ha required to produce the same proof as is prescribed for those who served upon the continental establishment. Rut, with respect to the other Slate troops and militia, there is no record to advert to, and no presumption to be rebutted. The naturo of the case, therefore, demands adill'ercnt rulu of proceeding. Every applicant who claims a pension by virtue of service in the State troops, voluu leers or militia, except as is above provided, will in ike and subscribe the following declaration:Declaration, in order to obtain the benefit nn the act orConercss. va-iscd June 7. 18'i'J. Stale, Territory, urlJulrict of ,) Lut'.vir op , On this day of , personally nppeorcd in open court, before the court of , t sitting, A. 13, a resident of , in the counly of and Stale, Terilory, or District of , aged year.", who, being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make tho following declarnlion, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed Junn 7, lroi Thai he entered tho service of the United Stales under the following named officers, and served ns herein stated: Hero set forth the names and rank of the held and company officers; tho day (if possioiejanu tne iiiomii and year when the claimant entered tho service, and the time he left the same; nnd, if under more than one engogemont, ho must specify the pani cular periods, anil tho rank and names of hi. olliccia; the tuivn, and counly or state, in which he resided, when he' entered the service; whether he wan drafted, was o vol unteer, or a substitute; the bottles, if onv in which he was engogei!; tho country through which lie marched; tho continental regiments orcomnnhics with which hosier- ved; and the names of some of the regular officers whom ho knew, together with such farther pirticulars as mav be usoful in the in vestigation ofhisclaimiand, also, if the facts oe so mat ne lias no documentary evidence, i .i . j . nun inm ue kuoivs or no person, whose testimony he can procure, who can testify to ins service. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except Ihe pres ent, and declares that Ins name is not on tho pension roll of the agency of anv State. or (if any) only on that of the agency of the Slate of Sworn to. and subscribed, the day and year niorcsani. c. n. And then will bo onnexed tho following ceniiicate; We, A ft, a clergyman, resitting in the nnd f. D, residing iu Fthe i satnc 1 hereby certify, that w e are well ac- ', (lunintcd with , w ho has sub scribed and sworn to the nhovo declaration 'bat we bMicvo him to hn yenn nf age; that no is reputed ami believed, in the neighborhood hero lie resides, to have been n s il.li ir ol iho revolution; and that we concur in that opinion. Sworn, and suhscribcil, tho day anJ year oforcsniil. And then will follow tho certificate of liic court: Anil tlio said court do hereby il -i-liro their opinion, after tho investigation of Iho matter, and after putting tlio interrogatories prescribed hy the U'nr Department, that the above named applicant was a revo I ul ionn ry soldier, and served as he slates. And the court further certifies, Hut it appears to lliein that A II, w ho has signed Iho preceding certificate, is a clergyman, resident in Iho , anil C I), w ho has also finned tlio same, is a resident in tlio , ami is a credible person; and that their statement is entitled to credit.I. , clerk ol Iho court of do hereby certify that the foregoing contains tho original proceedings nf tho said court in t'10 matter of the application of for a pension. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand ami seal of office, this day nf . d e. The form of the proceeding and of the certificates, will he so ariod as to meet the cose, w hen the declaration is made out nf court, belore a judge, as hereafter provulod for. Every applicant will produce tlio best proof in bis power. Thu is tho original discharge or commission; but if neither of thrso can bo obtained, Ihe party will so stale under mill, an I will then procure, il possible, thu testimony of at lea.it ono cred iblo witiiio.-, -.lalipo, in tietail, litis pctiosiil knowledge ol tlio services of tho applicant' and such circumstances connected therewith as may have a tendency to throw light upon tho transaction. 11 such surviving witness cannot bo found. the applicant will so state in his declaration, and ho will also, whether he produce such evidence nr not, proceed to relate all the material facts which can bo useful in tha investigation of his claim, and in tho comparison of his narrative w ith Iho events of the period of his alledge J service, as th"Y are known at tho department. A very lull ac count of the services of each person will ba indispensable to a favorable action upon his case. The facts staled w ill afford one of the principal means nf corroborating th declaration of iho applicant, if true, or of detecting the imposition, if one be attempted and unless, therefore, these are amuly and clearly set forth, no favorable decision can be expected. All applicants will appear before sninu court of record in the counly in winch tin j reritr, o--.d there laniciibt anil be sworn to one of the declarations above provided, according to the nature of bis case. , The court will propound the following interrogatories to all applicants for a pen sion on account of service in the militia, State trnnpi, or volunteers, except the militia of New Hampshire and the State troops ol Virginia: 1. Wher?, anJ in what year wore you liorn. Havo you any record of your Efie.ar.d if so, w hore ii il? J- V. hero were you living when called into service; uhcro have you lived since tlio revolutionary war, and where do you now live? 4. How w ere you colled into service? were you drafted, did you volunteer, or wcro you a substitute? Aud if a substitute, for whom? 5. Stale tlio names of some of the reg;- ulnr officers who were with ihe trtops, where you served; such continental and militia regiments as you can recollect, and tho general circumstances of your ser vice. ( To a k'olJur. Did you evor re- ccivo a discharge Irom the service; and, if so, by w horn was it given, and what hai beooinj ef (i. i it? To an Officer. Did you over receive a commission; and, if so, hy whom was il signed, and what I has become of i ? Stato Iho names of persons to whom you are known in your present neighbor hood, and who can te9tilv as lo your character for veracity, and their belief of your services as a soldier of tha revolution. The court w ill see that the answers to these questions aro embodied in the decla ration, and they aro requested to annex their opinions of the truth of the sloleiuent of the applicant. iho applicant will further produce in court, if the sain? can be done, in the opinion of court, without too much expoase and inconvenience to him, two rojpoctable persons one of whom should be the nearest clergyman, if one lives in tho immodiate vi cinity of such unpplicant, who can testify, Irom their acquaintance with linn that Ihey believo he is of tlio age he represents, and that h ; is reputed and believed in the neighborhood to havo been a revolutionary soldier, and that they concur in that opinion. If one of these persons is a clergyman, tho court w ill so certify, and they will also cer-lily to tlio character and standing of other persons giving such certificates. Tho traditionary evidence of service is deemed very important in the absence of any direct proof, except the declaration ol iho party. And the courts ere requested to be very particular in the inquiry whether Ihe bcliol'is general, and whether any doubts havo ever existed upon ihe subject. To re quire from the applicants positive proof of service from a contemporary survivor, would, alter Iho lapse ot so many years, be to de prive many ot them ot the uenolil ol me law. And as no presumption is raised against the militia by the existence of rolls in the de partment, there is no good reason why this requisition should be extended to them. Un the other hand, to receive the declaration of the parties, as a sullicient ground for placing tliuin upon the pension roll, w ithout corroborating circumstances, would be to open tho Treasury to great frauds. A just medium seems to present ilia best rule lur carrying into ellcct the objects of Congress. If tho two persons w hose certificate is required, cannot be produced in court, without too much incunvunieiico and expense to Ihe applicant, then the s'u'.cmonts of the fuels and opinions above mentioned will be made under oalii belore some judge or justice ol the peace, and the cettilicalo ot thsj court lo tilt) situation and credibility of Iho persons making the statement will bo giv un. Applicants unililb to appear in court if reason ol bodily infirmity, may make the da- laration before required; and submit to the) examination, before a judge or justice of a court of record of the proper county; and the judge or justice will execute the duties which the court is Herein requested to perform, and will also certify thai the applicant cannot, from bodily infirmity, attend the court. Whenever any official act is required to ha done by ajudgo or justice of a court of record, or by a justice of the peace, tho ceiiilicale of the Secretary of Stale, or Territory, or of tho proper clerk of the court or counly, under Iris soul of office, will bo annexed', stating that such person, it a judge or justice ol a court ot record, or e justice of the peace, and that Iho siguaturo annexed is his genuine signature. I), l'tisoiis serviiij in tho tnariiitj fof ccs. I. Indian tp'ios. Inch oftheso to latter classes of cases will produce proof, as nearly as may bo,eou-formably to tho preceding regulations, and authenticated in a sinulnr manner, with such variations as ihe did'erout nature of tlio case may requite. No payments can be mado an account of the services of any person who may have died before the taking effect of the act of Jmio 7, 183-2; and in coso of death subse-quenl thereto, and belore tho declaration herein required is made, the parlies interested nill transmit such evidence as tliey can procure, taken and aiilhent caio 1 lit fore a court of record, showing Ih serv;c ei if the deceased, the poriod ol hisde t:i tho opinion ol Iho neighborhood resrsejc'in such services, the litle of the claimant un. th opinion of tlio court upon the W..0 U rpat-