Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1832-09-29

              AND COLUMBUS GAZETTE. Two Dollars Fifty t ents in Advance; Or, Tlircc Dollars nt the end of tbayenr. TEIIMS New Scrics....No. 3, Vol. II. COLUMBUS, SATUKDAY, SEl'TEJfBBSEH 29, 1832, Whole Number, 1233. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED CURE FOll RHEUMATISM. DU. DEAN'S Rheumatic fills are iinedee.-tn.il rninn.lv for the H he a 111 n 1 1 rn , unil nil similar diseases, such ns gout, crump, spasms, numbness, kc They have been-extensivcly led in tho United Status, for the lust fifteen years, with very high approbation, nnd multitudes havo been relieved by them from most distressing attacks of the llheumatistn. l'er sons who huve been afflicted with tho Rheumatism from fifteen to twenty years, or who have been wholly unfitted for business for two year together, unit unable to wullt without aid, have, by using the Tills, been fully re stored. The following certificate of the Honorable Jndgo Thatcher, of Mass., it is pre-Mined will be highly satisfactory. This may certify that I have fne'y used, for myself and family, for several years, Dr. Dean's Pills, nnd do consider them a safe nml useful family medicine, especially for Rheumatism, in which complaint, from what I have experienced, seen anil heard, I oousider them snore effectual than nny thing else I have known or used, anil I do think them a vain-nble discovery. For the purpose of exteud-j ne their usefulness, and of inducing others to ry them, I subscribo this certificate. George Thatcher. Extract of a teller from n gentleman of tho U. S. Array, dated 1'tiiladolphia, Nov. 1823. "Sir: 1 hud heen for more than two "years afflicted with this complaint, when I iirocured a single box of your Rheumatic Fills, took them, with the external means recommended by you, of sweet oil, Sen. The effect, tu my great joy, was n complete cure, I had previously exhausted the whole Materia Median, nnd was on the point of resigning in) sell (to the disease, when accident made mo tic-syiixintcd with your invaluable remedy. " Wm. 1. Smith. Dr. R. Dean." Messrs. MAVNAanfc Novr.s. Gentlemen: 1 hereby certify that in January l!U9, i" consequence of n sudden col l, I whs seized with tho Rheumatism, which settled in nr right hip, and was never free from pain one lay, for seven months. I npplied tc a nil n-hnr of respectable physicians, but could gain no relief, nnd gave up the idea of being cured, I was prevailed upon to try Dr. Dean's llhou-rautic 1'ills, nnd was helped by them in two days; by taking one box was entirely cured, nnd am now us free from it ns at any period of my life. 1 wish those Pills may be circa luted, not only in this country, hat in every portion of the world where that distressing disorder, the Rhcumntisin, is known. Maiden, March 6, 1010. John Paiiker FOll SALE BY O. k S. CI105UY k (JO. Cnr.uMni's. 41 LEATHER AND WHISKY. THE subscribers having taken a room a few doors west of R. W. McCoy's store, nnd opposite the Market house, intend keep-ingon hand nn assortmentofgood LEATIIF.lt and WHISKY, nil of their own manufacture, which they will sell cheap for cash, wholesale ar retail, or exchange for Hides, Hark, or Grain. They have now on hand fifty barrels of Old Whisky; which will be sold cheap for Cash only. Cash paid for Hides at their Store, or Tanynrd,on Water-sirect ISAAC TA LOR & SONS. Nor. 10, 1(131 Ii9 FARMS FOR SALE. THE subscribers will sell on gooil terms, tho following described lauds, viz: A trnot of 1 17 acres, lying about two miles south east of Columbus, well timbered, good land, nbout 40 ncres under improvement. A tract of 253 ncres, about four miles north enst of Columbus, on which Henry Long now lives j about 60 acres under good improvement, a good orchard, nnd buildings appropriate. Also, 105 ncres, twelve miles east of Co-Jumhus, within half a mile of tho new town of Cumberland, on the National road, with small improvements. This, nonsiilerins the probable increasing value of thnt situation, will be sold ns a bargain. Good nnd ncrommodating terms will he given, and titles unquestionable. BUTTLES & MATTHEWS. March 10 24 P1KENIX INK MANUFACTORY, Jho York. rflllE subscriber, hnving for several yenrs JL years past, (as an apprentice and foreman to his father, Roger I'rout, who has lately declined business) devoted his whole ut-tcntion to the munufneture of PRINTING INK, during which time severul valuable improvements in the admixture and proportioning of tho different inerodieiits have been made by his father and himself, is persumled that he can furnish that niticic superior in quality to any exhibited for sale in this country.It being the intention of the subscriber to continue tho manufacture of Printing Ink, nt the same Fuotury, nnd with the same machi-siery, lately occupied nnd used by 'nil father, He rcipeotlully solicits ths pntronagu nl I lie NEW DRUG STORE. Doctor NJITIPL M. Mtl.l.F.ll has opened n Iresli slock of Drugs and Medicines, in the yellow frame building, on lliL'h street, opposite the blate-houso. It is bis tied rminatinii to keep on hand articles of the best quality j hn recommends his present stock wilh confidence to the public. Docroa Mn.r.En, when not absent on professional business, will he found in bis shop, ready to prescribe fur and furnish Medicines to those who may call on him. Columbus, July, 183-J. 9 L'ST received by BURIt k 511 F.RWOOD tjt :!0 kegs Kcntm Icy Tobacco, 30,000 Common Cigars, 50 boxes Melee il l. Columbus, Julv 2H. lft.l-2. 44 AI-,lf,.,K .9 jr. rsSSSiiiJig moR WARDING AND COMMISSION mUsE, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. M'Dowei.i. & Davis will attend to receiving and Inrwardin; Goods, and buying anilscllinu produce of every description, uitreoably to instructions. From their acquaintance on the Ohio river nnd in tho interior of the stale, they flatter theivelves that they will be enabled to do business ns advantageously ns nny u I her house in the place. Their charges shall he us moderate. (-Groceries and Pittsburgh manufactured arlieles, kept constantly on hand. Auin-t I, II1.1J. 45-57 II f.N RY'S Exposition of the Old nnd New H . Testament, in 6 vols, rlesunlly bound ; Scott's Commentary on the Old end New Testaments, according to the ntithorizi'd version, witli explanatory notes, praclienl observations, nnd copious mnrL'irinl references, in 6 vols, well bound; Clarke's Cnuimentury nn the New Testament, in 1 vols: For sale by B. k .1. TURNBL'LL. C'.liimbu", Atii-JO HIM- 47 ESIUNI'ING p.Vl'KIt, Constantly on EL sale Elephant Rnpcrroyul Imperial Royal .Medium Den.i. jio.vo & iMuninan. Aug. 10. 47 SATINETS by J. 11UTTI.KS & CO ' An-.'. III. 47 fej ATlNETs, It):) pieces id Satinet-, oi K? different unnliti"", f r sale hv the piece gjJONI) & W ALIHIIDG E have hern up-a B pointed agents fur the sale of the Pur. mium Taiii.i; Salt, nnd urn nov prepared lo lilt all orders with which they may be favored. 00,000 loaves premium table salt 300 barrels do do 400 kegs do do 75 lbs eneb 300 dj do do 20 lbs ench. Auir Ifl. 47 rhU) POUT WINE. J. Hutti.f.s & Co, L have just received nnd tor sale, u cask of P,,rt Whip nt superior riualitv, pore us tin muted from Oporto: I sinned pnrliniilnrly for sickness, nnd more expressly that kind of sickness to which nil seem more ur less in-clined thie season. Au. 111. 47 FL.WwEED wauled. The subscriber 1 wish to purchase 3000 hii-beli, for which thev will pay the highest price in cah or giO'lS. IJU.AIU A: tVALUKIIIlit. Ane Ifl. 47 5M PORT ANT MEDICINES Dr. Pier-son's Illicit Cough Drops, recoiinneudi d h) the faculty of physicians, lor curing coughs, cuids, usttinius unil consumptions. These drops immediately remove dilliculty ul breath iug, tightness or strict uru ucruss the breast, obstructions and ulcers upon tho lungs, pain in the side or chest, nnd spitting of blood. The fiilliwing certificates nnd recommendations, aiu selected Iroin a great number in the hnnds of the proprietor, uiid tire respectfully submitted.Mr. II. II. Ilcimolds: Sir For some time past I bavu prc-crihcd Dr. Piersou's Welch Cough Drops, prepared by yourself, in cases of coughs, colds, pain in the siile, diluculty ol breathing, nnd other disenscsof Ihe breast unil lungs, especially Ihe influenza which bus prevailed as an epiileiiiic.during the present winter. I have no hesitation in saving, that they stand highest uiuoug Ihe curutive means for the above diseases, and ns such do 1 cheer- f ul ly ncomincnd them to the puohc. S-.l.YIUKL J'ACriAIlT, Byron, Feb. 20, 10.12. l'b)si,;ian. Mr. II. II. licynolds: Sir This mny certify that I am thoroughly acipiaiuled with the u-bove mentioned Cough Drops, having u knew-ledgi; of their medical qualities, and from witnessing their beneficial ell'ects in my practice, feel in) self perleclly wiirranted in recom iiicmliiig them to nil persons ufllictcd wilh coughs, colds, asthuins or consumptions, s being the hett urticle now before the public lor such complaints. Elijah Park, M.D. Vernal Allien, Dec. 30, IliJO. fj-T hi su Cough Drops lire warranted. In all cases whom they fail in affording relief, the purchase money will he relundcd. Finch's ci.i.kiiuatki) Ointment, Jut the cure if itilt-rhctimtiitrt sciild ltcitd. This Ointment never tails in the curing of those loathsome di'enso?, (he salt rheum mid sculil-liead. A gr, nt number of cases which bad haHled the skill of the most eminent physician, unil withstood the most highly n com mended nit ilicii I preparations, nnd which woiil'i tint ) leni uti'U r me ci;cci u me 1111111..- 1 waters of Saiaioga, have heen checked, removed lllld cured in a few llli)s, by the iim f this ointment. I be lolloning eirtiluuti i oli'eied, Mr. lliiiwlih: Oelohei 22il, 1030. Dear Sir l or ten ycitrs past I h ive been greatly afflicted s-it h an eruptive disease, coimiionl) called the salt rheum, which covered nearly every part of my body. I have used 111-1 11 v nostrums or specilics, nml tin- pre scriptions of sevi r,il eminent physicians, In no purpose, o hi'll I was lit your place in August last, I pnrciiaseil a l.ox ol r inch ali-rbenm Oinlini nl, by the use of which my lisease lias heeu n movi o, unil us :ar us 1 can judgj, not u vestige 01 the complaint remain. Considering thisOintuient to henn iuvaluahle prt paratiou for (his most loathsome nnd dis- Irc'Siug iliseiise, 1 liope soon to see 11 lor sale among us at Detroit. Yours re-i eclfully. iv r . SMITH. flrPrirc one dollar for ir10c bores; Jiltti cent for half boxes. 'iks-kOk 1 tt4 i'rn'i.'i.'i-' r.r .nn hi- ftlVlnP S. CUTLER & co. No. 2 Franklin Building, Broad st. Columbus. Juue23, III.!' nJ3 S3 CASES FUR HT3, IS llOXD k 47 TEW Se CHEAP BOOK STORE, Wholesale and Retail, f fiibsiuiljifr hti ltitt'ly rcciivcil nn cx" JkL tuisivu a-furtiiii'iit uf BOOKS, Which he oll'ers to western merchant: ul New York prices. The stock is comprised ul the latest editions in good bindings, (on hand.) 0110 ramily UIIJjli.Oi 1000 I'm kct do; 2501) HYMN BOOKS, (assorted:) 30U0 vols, assorted School Liuuk,r.lcc. tc. ALSO Incases fine i common ENGRAVINGS: 23 thi Men's mid Bhy's FUR k 1IAIU CAPS, of various quulilies. MAPS of the dili'ereiits S:utts, mounleil and in pocket form. Country orders supplied on the molt ndvtn-tai;eous terms. S. J. SYLVESTER, Nn. 71 Wood st. on the corner ol Fourth An rust 2:1, 1032 50 FHIE! FIRE!! FIRK!!! IlIIE Protection Insurance Company, Hurl 3. ford, Connecticut, will insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Hums, and the cnu tents of each; together with every similar species of property, Against Loss or Dnmngr. by Fire. The rates of premiums offered tire ns low us (hose of any similar institution ; nnd every man has now n.i opportunity, for 11 trilling sum, to protect himself iigntmt the ravnges of (he destructive element, which often in 11 single hour, sweeps away the earnings ot many years. Payments for losses sustained, will he fair ly nnd promptly met, in nil cases, hy tbe Compnny. For terms of insurnnce, npply to Ihe undersigned in Columbus, who is authori zed to issue policies ol insurnnce. ' UIll UN KILIlOUIlft, V I- C. September 7, 11132. 61) :!m niihlin. nml Irmlt hi will deserve it hv bis etortionsto have the nrticlo manufactured exclusive of boarding nnd wishing Aug. 10. Apparatus for Infant Schools, f R1HE subscriber informs the fiiends of In il kant Schools thnt he keeps constantly on band Apparatus, Lessons, Monks, and h ix tnres w hich lie will sell on reasonable 'erne to Teachers who wish to establish schools. An apparatus suitable for an Infant School at home, will cost from $ I, lo $ 5 00 A si t suitable (or an Intnnt School of 25 to 40 children, 25, to 40 00 Do do 50 to 75 do Ml, to 75 till Do do 1)0 to 150 do lit), to 150 00 The above estimate is made exclusive ol seals, stands, ko. A person who purchases nppnralus to Ihe amount of J;I5 00 will bo permitted, free ol expense, to attend from one to four wet ks f,,r the purpose of ohtnining a cinnpelent knowledge of the system, in cither the Mom:i, Infant Sciioni,, Cincinnati, or the Lkiianon Institute, Wniren county, Ohio. The subscriber recommends that small Infant Schools he estnhlished in the country, ol from 20 to 40 children each, which may be taught in a room from IG to 20 feet square by one iemnle Instructress, whose salary is gene rally estimated nt tjl 50 lo $2 00 per ncik, Ihese by him of a superior quality. Ho ulso hopes (hat he will ha considered ns entitled tosome patnnage, from tho circumstance of bis lining the only person in this country who has served a regular apprenticeship to the business. lie manufactures and sells for cash, bis itnrranled and approve I Printing Inks, at the allowing reduoed prices: For bonk offices. No. I, nt 100 oents per lb. j No. 2, 75 cents; No. 2 1-2,62 1-2 cents; No. 3, 40 cents: Nn. 4, 34 cents; and nows offices will be supplied at 30 oonts. Ho bus also invented nn Ink of a superior quality for the Napier and Power presses, nnd for all oornpoiition rollers, which be warrants superior to any manufactured in the United Statni. Bank Ink, weak and strong, lit 50 oents per lb ; News Ink, wcuk nnd strong, at JO oents per It). moses p. prout New York, January, 1832. Isaac N. Whiting, ntrent of Mr Front for the sale of his Inks in Ohio, will keep constantly on hand n general supply of them, whioh he will furnish nt his Bonktore in Co-Iambus, for cash, at the same prices they can be had at from the manufacturer in the city of New York. Orders are respectfully solicited from Printers in the Stato. January IB 13 schnnls mny be accommodated in private dwellings and the children seated on common seats, e.huirs, ko. The apparatus may he deposited in its case when not in use, except Lesson Stands, Cases, &o., which arc porta ble. O.ders for nppnrnlus mny he addressed to Ihe stih.nriher, Lebanon, Wnrren county, Ohio; or to Miss Lucv Hacon, Model l"fanl acltnot, Cincinnati. N. II. Several articles which are included in an Infnnt School Apparatus are much approved of in other schools E. BACON, Founder of the Infant School System in Ihe U. S. Lebanon, August, llrli 51 German Eye Wateii. Those troubled with weak, sors, or inllaiued eyes, will find an invaluable remedy 111 the German r. Water. 'I his preparation is superior lo any now in use. I lie most iiggrnvated cases ol inflamed eyes, nre relieved nnd cureO by n few implications of this eye water. The studious and weakly are particularly requested lo give this cnllyrium a trial, in which they will ( 1 iil an effectual remedy. Pi ice 25 cents per buttle. Wir. aon's Vr.iir.TAitr.E Itch Ointmknt. i mercury is the principal active ingredient in many of the Itch Ointments new in use, the proprietor hegs leave to introduce to tin public, Wilbor's Vegetable Itch Ointment, which contains nnt the lenst particle nf mercury or nlher pernicious ingredient. It may he used witli perfect safety by persons of deli-cale const it ut ions, nnd is an infallible cure fur the llcb, even in the most inveternte cases, by thrie applications. It emits no unpleasant odor, nnd may he used without risk or (lunger. All travellers, nnd paiticiilarly students attending common school., should supply ihemselves with this valuable article. Price thirty leven and 11 half cents per box. f)7Tbe nhnve medicines nre carefully pre. pared by . . lirynoldt, nf llalnvia, N. Y. and none nre genuine unless (he outside printed wrapper is signed hy him in his own hand writing. For sub- nt I) S. BR A D'STIIF.F.T'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL K-TAIil.lSIIMENT, one door south nf L. C.ocidiile & Co's., sign of the Golden Mortar, High street, Columbus August 1 1 . I !U2. 40-1 y A'ulicr. In Farmers nnd Distillers. CASH TOR BAHI.EY. AN TED nt the Columbus Brewery, nn Ihe crn1 rnf Front mid Spring street., 3000 bushels of Barley, for which 02 1-2 cents will he paid for 50 pounds. Distillers can be nccommodnted wilh Rye nnd Barley Malt op short notice, nfter the first nf Novrmher next John auuu r r, .v: i-u Aiieu-l. IR32 411 BLANK DEEDS, SUITABLE for man and wife, nr single pers.ms, with the covenant., kc. required by the Revised Stntutes, iii't printed mid for snlo at the offico of tho O.'u'o Slate Journal.March 17 NOTICE is hereby given, that all who nre indebted to the estate nf John Kellar, late of Montgomery township, Franklin conn tv. Ohio, deoeased. are required to make iin mediate payment to the subscriber 1 nnd nil whs) have Irtfjul olaims anuinst said "state will present them legally proven for settlcmont within one year ABRAHAM KELLAR, Aft of the. estate of John Ketfor, dee. 8pfcmber 5, 1830 60 !l OOKS : BOOKS ! ! Tho subscribers bnve ) just reci ived from Philadelphia imila New York, 11 large nnd general assortment nf new hooks, all of which will be sold low lor cash. B. k J. TURNBUI.L. August 10, 1(132. 47 STfe rfV BOXES No. I Wheeling Window RJP Glass, 0 by 10 and 10 by 12, just received und forsulc. S. CUTLER st Co. July 23. 44 -ssNo. 2, F. Building. SALE OF MICHIGAN ROAD X.AND3. rnV.lE undersigned Commissioner of Ihe JL Michigan Bond, will, nt tho town of LOGANSPOIl l ,oii Mondny the 15th of ()o lober, commence the sale of the Micbignu Rnnd Lands in H o State ol liiilinun, to tli highest bidder, in tracts ill the United Slates binds nre .old For a full description of these lands, see the advertisement nl the bile s.iles at South lleiid, on the 41I1 uf Julie lust past. Owinis to the al irm on account of (he Indian war, ut that Mme inn, h viiluuble lurid was not exnmiiied, mid but few persons ntteiided the sales; nml -iuce then both Ihe Michigan Il iad and (be Wabash und Erie t'nnal bnve hoi n put under nonlract, and the works me progressing : thnse who wish chuice selections in that interesting part of Indiana, will do well to examine and il'end Ihe sales None need stop on neennut of ihe rumors of the Indian war, as (hi re is not Ih 1 remotest probability nf ilangi r in that section of the country, I'limcdiut, y nfler the conclusion of the sales, nn olTnji will he ooeued fir entering the lauds thnt remain 1111 sold. WILLIAM I'OLKE, Tomrn'r Viiicennes, August 13. 11132 4flieil5 R7&rJTvEKiWLL TTAVR just renoivr'd from I'l.ilailelpl.in 1 11 iniye qtinntity or f ancy Vall-pipcr an'. Unrdrrine suitable tn the paper. Columbus ScpU 2, 1833. 50 llflllTK SMITH UUSINICSS. Thr mh-T ? Kcrihor rt!?pcctfn Uy iiiforini the public thnt ho I ins commence-:, the uhove Im-iniM, in nil itf bntiielup, in the hiiiMin? formerly occupied by John S. Gilmnrn, ns a blticksmitli shop, on lliwh street, near High itrcct ; where he intni'l Ue.epineon hnml it "tnernl innrt- nu'iit nl' OtMinnn Lock', Lntot.cs, nml Horse Lncksol vwry necriptnn ; nlmi, n very kii prrinr kiu-l of CnlTee Mills unit t'nlTevllnntf-ers,- Irun Stnves nml St.tVrt Pipi-, llitie, Shutter Hnlt. Turn BncUlo. in. nil nf which will he M vhulenle or n-tnil, tn nnTrh;iiii or other. I will hnh) him-clf renily tn il" nil kiic'snf repair, in his liue nf huinef ; uk' nil 1hnc who mny he plensetl tu fnvnr hiui with tln-ir ntroii:iL'f mny nly nn hnvini; thfir wurk cl.inu in the hn-it n.nnnrr, nml on short nntirn. AM)ltKV HITKS. July 2U 1032. AW r5 HKUF. S my wile, ;IfAAn IU:x nn An. hn left my bed nnd honril without nny jut rnue nr nrnvneutinn, this i tberp'or tn forewarn nil pernn ne:.int hnrbnrine or lrntini! brrnti my Hccnunt, m I will not bo rep'.iihle f.ir nny tb-bti ilm mny contrnct nfter this dutp. JACOB RKXUOAO. Sept. 10, in.V2 11 raj tiW lIUtMii. 'riioMib-ctilnTilmvn just 1 1 received from 1'hiliulelpliin nnd JSt'W York, tt liirrre and irt'iicriil u'-SDrtmeiit of fills-cdUtncmuiy Lau-j Medicaid 'llirohfiimfy llixto-rfrt, Classical and Cumnion tivhmil Hooks: AMONG WHICH ARE, Henry'?, CiurkN und iootli Cnuiineiifnrii'i (i mrto, Ootuvo, Tocket nml Scliuul bibles UicU'a Philosophy ol Religion Vo Chrisiiau LMiilosopby !). Kul nre State, nnd on Iapirntion Hunter's Sfncrcd Hioraphv, or llislury of the I'atriarrha; Joseplius1 Wurlts Pink' Dictionary; Fox's Unok of Murtj re I leher'3 Sermon ; Villnne Srruioui Hussein Modi rtl Kurope, il volmnri Uiojjrnphy of Ihe Lives of the Siirners of Hie Hecliiratinit nl loth peiideuce, h volumes Mitithnh1 Life of Waf-tiiiiu'tnii, wiUi nn Atlu Hume, ffinnlli't nnd liissc.t's lli.-ti.ry nf Fi.j; bu.d, 0 volume) ; l-inunl's do do 2 voU .Scull's Life ol IJoTiiipuite, 3 volumes llolliu's Ancient llislory ; Feruii-am's Home lit nuet nnd V rcninn1" Journal to the Sou lit China and India Win'.- Life ol I'.striok Henry Life of r.iul Jor.es Cox'b Adventurefi on the Cidmi.hin river Voya-xr and Disomi ries ol I he Coinpaiiioiis of ( idiiiiihus Phillip', ii rr hi'h nml (Jrutlan' Si erehi i The work8 of Se,iH, lavin r, 'rimmpnn Ito.'iTS, Campbell, Moiitcoun ry, Lnu.b, j K, White, Miilnti, Voui'f:, (Jriy. Iletiiiiiy Colliiif, lliiro, C ob ridt;)-, lu-ily, Kent, Moore, HteriH uid Taby, coai ltte Spectator, Tatirr and (iiinrdian lirilish I'.k t in '2si v.diinie ltbiir' Lecture; Sturm's lleuVctii.ni Irviiiii'i Lite of Coiiiniiuis .lolni'oii, Wnlliir,j Wi-listrr und Nuiit's Dictioonriei (loliUiailli uiiil Ciidman's Auimntrd Nature Ln(d(i,'i KFnys; Shakpean-'g Woik flood's Btio'it ( NnHirej (!i li. S Greeeo riutnrch's Lives; Conk's Vim t,i IViham and Cooper's Novels, complete in let LardnerN C.ilmo-t (i) olopoidi i, lit vidoim s, eoatitiin' ol History ot bcu'lai d, Lie.' land. Nethertiiun, Krnnce, Italy, Sj it it) and 1'or-tiiiial, Natural Phiti.tnph;, y 'n nt on t In .M iniifiictiire of -"'j!!f, I'trci'liiin, i Lif, .Ve Lardtu r' Cat. ne t Libiuryontiiiniui; Wan in Oermanv and Krimco J. uriial of ii N ituralift Life of Sir Walter Kaleih d. oltaiid Ieiia itia; Ilaipcr'n Family Librn- ry contaiai: g Discoveries und AiLi nlure? in Africa Lifti of .Alexander the creaf, Lnrd Hyron. Sir leaac Ne.vtim, Ltnl N" -t n, U --iivf IV, Mary Q n-en ol SenttP, Sci.lpt and I'.iiolers eaily Naviatorn Hicttiry of the Jews; Lilt' ul .Main met cott on Dt uionoh'y Hi-t'-ry of the Uihh , l'olar Sens ami Uetiions liivalry and Ihe Crusade?, At cL'ht ai.d Mo leru Firypt Hc-torv of 1'olaad ; Feslival, Amui'-mrut and frame; Ta'eine or lh- llo t LuimI Memoirs, of Josephine ; Court and Cimn ol II iimparto 1 P.lcnirii'fi Island ; Fetnnle Povereij.ni Landet'i Travel in Africa, kc ko llarpei's olert Ni.velsj Lile of Witlif Text ltn k of Popery Mrs Trollope'i D.iine'lic Mannrr? Irvine's woru, containing Knji In rb fkrri New Yoik, lirari'biidi.'e dn px t of (rianndn, Tale of u Traveller, Sketch Ibad:, ka Atlantic Souvenir school nooics. Porter's Rhetorical Reader; Jameinn nnd niaii' Rhi'toric ; (JruuiPs Natural Phil to- phy ; Cuiiiiiliirk'j Philosophy nndCheini-Iry; Kame's Cntici'iu; Hu.d.'i Universal Class Hook ; Infant Subool Maanul, or Teacher's AsHttnnt; llutfh'i Amerienn Speuker; Tytler's llitoryi Halo's Unil'd States; Goodrich's Outlines of His'ory ; First Rook ot History; First liook in Astronomy; (Iny'i Afllronoaiy ; Simp-Mm's Lucbd; Himon's Myi-bra ; Il.nuycatlc's Algrlini; Legcndn's unaiinTv; ttinuira Nirvey mc; liiiaitnerc's Purvey imr ; Roiinycastle's Slcnar ition : llil-dreth'"s Vi'-w if Iho Uniied Stale; Woo l-bridge nnd WillHrdV, Flint's, OIney's,Multe- nrun s nml Wo eesier's Ueoinpny ; Hlnir s Umvetpul I'reerptor; 1'arliVi Laiionties; Parlex'i United Slate nnd Geoirr u bv kn-; Murray's, Rrown's nnd Khkham's Gram mar; alpy'9 lru. It (iramiHur; Adam' Latin Grammar; Walkei's Lilin R ad Gooilrieb'i Gnv U fLi ssons; and Spelliui; hooks ni an Kino. Tho Farmer's, and Freeman' Almanac fur The rT uiical Gem nnd Uiiou fr 1830 nnd Flute, Fifes nnd Cliirinel', with instruc tions for rmdi Lndies1 and Gentlemen') Pocket Ueinein- brnncers; Polyuiictiu 'I' slament Ladies' Cidnoel Albums Fine Pocket Knives nnd Snuff Rnxes Gunter'i Scab's and Dividers Matbcmnticul Itistrnuu titt ; Paint Hoip Po- kot'baok; F-ver-poiuted PeneiU; Quills H irmoiijcnn Cheii-meii ; Ink ; Sand ; Wnfeis, trc. ko. With n srent variety nf oilier articles too tedimii to mentinn ; wldcli, wilh (iieir hirmT lock, will present many UHlncmeiits to (he punbuser. All the above nrticle. tnjetber with n crent many other nut menti'Uie I, will be sold ns low for Cah ns they can be pot in the Wes d rn country II. A; J. TURNHHLL. A'ti;iil 30 m ON coii'ii:miient, 1 Doz. SADDLKS, at, from 10 tt, I!! ilnllnr. .,rl. IIOND& WALltftlPGF, 40 Wh"leinle (,'ominisrion Mrr lian'p rpANAVVAV or ecrelrd bimself, a ne;ro man BILL'S', nn the 14th day of Au- Librrty, the Constitution, nml tlio liiuv KKPl'IMCAN ()M1ATJ(). tWmiY CLAY, oi' Eiy. FOR VICE Pit I-IS WKjXT, FOR GOFERXOU, AESfli:$ liYMAW. i;iit, n carpi-iiii-r hy trude, nbout foity five ve rs of ni', yello.v compteMoii, somcubere iihtiut live Vet (ein)r eb-vcit inches hii;h, Dtout, sipiare built, humble in bis manner. Can read and write tolerably well ; has n scar on hi), forcht-u-l, widi hoi s in hi ears intended for ear rint:; L i hair underately irray ; ha hreu ut work in the place for sevenil months; and when feeu lu't biifl on a blue cbitb or casEinet cant and pantaloons, white hat with crape nroaud il; il is suppoed he had n wntcb. He collected between thirty nnd (or ty dollars of hi wage, and has prohubl) IKoenred a pa, and will endeavor to pas's ftir n Iree man, as to enable him to ir.-t into o'iie of the neiihliofin Stale, I will give a reaonahlo reward and pay all expenses lor hi nppreliensioii mid deliver to ('ol. R. C. apler, Nashville, or myself, Mount Ph as int, Muury county, Tuiiicsflo. K. D. SANSOM. Nnshviile, Aiipnt 21, 1H.(i m WHOLESALE (WFJiVsTORlT No. 4, Franklin IbiildiiiL', Rroadstreot, Co luiubiiH, Ohio, M'ETA AIX, DALZELL, S,- Co., WN'ITK Iin- pnlilii! tu cull nml i'Xiiiiiiiiu n Ii liirr; mill w rll soli cti il tnr k of Gnmrirs und Pittsburgh Minnfmtitrerl Arlieles, rriiilrrin; h- s-.linli- well ili'si-rvin; llm nl. ti tiliiiti uf mi rt-1 nuts nml ciIIkts visiling this iniiittrt for siipplin) '1'lii'ir stnri' rn,ni lirin rnmiiioiliiinsly nml uli).'ilily r-i ( uis I i-l f,ir 1l,f pnrpusr, Oiry will nhviijs i:ivc piniiipl ntti'iilirit In ilu slnriiizo. fnrvvnriljii', or snlr on C'liiuiiis-iun, nl iinvlc nilit cliiir.-i's, nf nny miTclinriilui; nr proilnci' intrnsli il In (h. ir euro Al.iO .Inst rvrjT'l unil fur snln ns nbovr, Ten Tom Jnnitiln iron, nssortril ns liillun s; V'ri;on Tire of nl! sizes; linn ml, ipinre, I IrrU unil SpiUr ll,nli.; Ilixip mill Sliivi- I'lpi' I mil 1 Willis ill iillsizi'S; tn-K'tls't wi'li 11 irftirnil nss.irtinrtit nf ntln r nr- null's, sin Ii ns Ti n Kntlli's; Ax-s: Mnilnrlis; Pinks; l)r,'l sviliij t'liiiilis, kr.. Alsn, (.'nvi'll ili-li, I'l'iir, Vircinin Ti"l, Ui iiin nil nml l.n iliis Tivist Tiicitocd ; Hpnni"!', Mclii' nm1 Cninninn t'i'irs. An its.,ilnii'rit nl Glnss Wnri', snnli 11. DiTiinli rs, Tinnlil. r, nssnrti'il Jms; Cniiur Oil, Tinrturi', nml I'nrlrr Hot tins; Viiil, k: Also, 11 sniiill l it nf Ciinfic linimry 'nr s il, Aiil'ii"!. I"T 4Rif FOll COXGRF.SS, JOSEPH OLDS.ofrickitwny Co. o r n nr u i:s r:r. i ti i FHANCIS STKWAHT, M. Ii. WltlGHT. '() com. w.s.so.v:;, 1IOIIACK WOLCOT'l'. for coiio.vr.n, JONATHAN NF.KKF.AMKR. Si:..TOMi, ili.iictoits: J R II K. MOIUtOW, of Wnrrt'n county. CAI.VIX 1'LOAWK, of Trumbull. PlSTItltT l'l,i:C'TOIIfl. 1 Rl'IIU.MM l!!i()V, of Humiltoi:. 2- .I()lI lll'.H.Y, nl- l.uticr. IS V.El). NKWCD.MB, of Aliiiitifoiiii-ry. 1 a i.i,i, in i.iuii,!1;, 01 iii;'iiianii. fi-WM. III!ll'lll!i:VS, nf llrotvii. (i AM)I i:V IKINN Al.l.Y, of Aloi.'. 7-(il'.()ll(iK lll'.MCK.of l,wr. H-.IOSKl':i UIIH.WAY, of I'rmikliii. l.!(). ,Ks'. f 'uirii,.(. Ill .IOII X UKYNDl.DS.of ( Imnpniirn. II JOIIX rAI'TIMIStlX, of lii'ln.i.nt. I'-'-DAY. CIIAAiliKltS.nl' Miifkinjrniii. :i-CIIK DKAIflHII.'FI.'.nfTiiH-uriuviis. 11 i',i!i;. aiKiiitv, r Huron. iri-l,r.t)N.l!l CASI'I, ,,f (.iiy.lioira. Il!-ri!l SKKI.KV. nt f.'i'iiiMr,,. 17 IIOltACK I'or'I'Kli.nl' t -..Itiiribltinn. ltU-.M. a ill HTM s, of Stnrk. 10 Wl 1,1.1 AM .MOOItK, of li ,-inniiiu inn 11111110M nl nny ot tno nlmvc :;"nllciiii;n In; hiriirrretly ppnlt, llioirfriciiil." will be goud iiiutijri tn tiiulto it known tu us. Am tlm.p whoso trust is fixnd on ther I nlininlit iinpliilpnil and truly frer, They Imw nnt lo nn Mnl ilowni They srorri alike the bribe nnd fruwn; Ami, nsliine no reward of gold l''nr bnrtcrrnd faitb for honor sold, Si'ik, fnithfiil lo their heurlbs a nil homr, Nor C'.i'iBAn's wk.u. bi;t that or RoiikI TOMTICAL. C'eNTKAI, ('OMMITTEE OF CoRRRSPUNOKXI'i: - JOll.V IIAII.II w.wv.. I.IXCOl.X flOODAI.r., JOSKIMI UIIKJWAY Hkn. eillMSTlAX IIKYI,, a!STAY'S SWAN,' AI.I'ltKI) Kl'.l I.KY, KDlll'.U r W. Al-COY. SF.I,!'.(Ti:! I'OKTItV. ""BTIIEEIjINO OLS3 for into by box ww nt nmnni'iritrers' prices. Aur. 18. BOND J WALBRIDGE. 47 'J'riinsilvitniii I 'iiiicisily, I, fi.V DE?AT?.TrXEICT. fgHK Si'.sii.n nf the l.nw D.'pnrlmi nt will El. rniiiinficn nn tin' liist Mumlay in .No-vo'iil'i r, anil cntittntii' four iris.n1 h ... Tin- stu- il'lils will he ilivnli-il into rl isses, mnl o irh nlnss si'pnmti'ly luctiire t and I'xmiiint'd ilmly. Siiml.iyti i-i'.i'iti.,l. Mni'k rniirt hi bl evrry aturiliiy. Sin,lr:it furnished with levt I ks Iruni tl.e l.ilirnrv. 'I'hi're are nnw in llm sli'iiti 'll, stii'li-nls friiiu the fnlhiwiliL' Slnli'S: 1i'si.tjp(ij( 'r'tiiit'S,i'', Keulii' Ity, Missouri, Ni w Y hi U ami I'niui.s, Ivnniii. In nil rnspi-nls, lliecniirsi' will tie as ilurim; Hie two In't y nir. wliinh is a ny tuii welt Itiiown In riipiite fur thrr ilrtnils Mntrieiilnlinn nml Idhrnry fee tfj 5 I irUet In l.nw Leeliiri-s, .-s Mrilicnl Jurisprmli ni'e, 10 A S ndi'iit may take eithir ticket, without Ihe other 11. MAYI'S, Trnf. I.eir. CM AS. CAI.DWF.LI., M. I). Prof. Med. JiirisiTiliI- urn The. Oi i Deiif nnd Dumb Asylum. rjlllK next Aiiniinl Term of this luslitiilinii .fl ciniiiiieiiees the first (lay nf October. Parents nml ethers interested in srtidiiii: pu pils, nre herehv m lined Unit Ihe above mentioned time is Hie only lime, ilnrini; the year, at wbuli new pupils nre reoi ived, unless for speeial rensnns The ("mis nre 75 00 a year, pnj nblo qunr-terly in advance Ivlilors of newspnpers in vnrious parts of Iho Statu, friendly to the objects of tlie Asy-him, are tespucUuily rcipitted tn cive tins nn insertion II. N. Ilt.'lJBEI.I., Principal Auirtist, Ji .III jaaoiJSKIIlil.K' A .N V 1 1 A few real via. " ni'iusebole anvil"'1 f r I Inr-Ksinitlis, W ANDEIlrj' NIOEIl loiininl of mi Ex-81 A peililinn (o Explore the course nml ter-iiiiiintiun nf Ihe Nia;er; wilh n narritlivo nf n vnytiire ilown (hat river to its trnniuatinu : hv rtie.bnrd nml Jnhn I.amlir; illu-trati'il with eicr:iviiiis ami limps; two vnluiiies prioo tl o0 just reeeivnl nnd for snlo hv IriAC N. WHITING Peplmher, IIW-I "Ifl fur sale hy Auir.lt. HUTTI.ES & t (). 47 "lluvine the primupli.' that a citizen. loiifrns ii siiisrln niil-ahnn remains, is under an nbliu-alion to exert bis nlm.nt eneri;ic (be service nf his cminln-, lrbctber in n privuln nr public slnlinii, my friends mnv rest assured that in eilber cumlilinu 1 slnil tnml erect, with u snirit tine icred. while life endures, ready I eond their exertions in the cause uf I'uiiiu ami Liberty. Henry Clay. NTINHAS. Ay sliind erect; Ihe rlmnl is broken Above thee bends Ihe rniulniu's tuken! The shadow of thy onward way I" lileliilinc into perfect day; The slamlers.of the venal trnin Assuil Ihy buiiest name in vain; 1'iirtbnu art still, as thou has been, The hope uf flee and patriot men! Still hnasls Ihy lip its fiery real Thy heart its joy in human weal- Mill free thy tniiirue, In snnlhe, or wnrn Still keen its fiery shaft of scum Slill soars thy soul untamed ami strong, The loftier fur its sense of wrong Still first in Freedom's cause to stand, Tho champion uf her favorito laud. Ob ! what tn Hire were pomp nnd show Alight Unit thy cnuatry can bestow ! Her highest fift could only take New honors fur their wearer's sake They could not nibl a wrenlh to thine, Nor brighter make thy (jlory shine: No meaner ones mny borrow funic, Thine lives through every change the same! The Grecian ns he feeds his docks In Tempo's vale, on Alureu's rocks Or where the glenui of hrii;bt blue waters is cautrjit by Suiu's white-iiriued daughters,While du'cllini; on Hie dubious strife Which ushereil in his iiiitinti's life, Shall mms'lu in hi3 ;ralelul lay IIoz.aiiis with Iho name of ( i.av. IVUIITIII.YUTOX ACADEMY. rjnilF, piihlic i xaiainalion nf Ihe ilmlt-nlt JL nf (In inOilntimi will Rnminrnm mi Tltiirtxlay Ihn -JTth int. nt 10 nVlm'k A- M, and will nnnlinnc Tlmrtdny nnd Ktidav, Thi txrrcisrn in ('iuiiioilinn nnd Ucrbunatiitn wi l ho hrld in Ilia Crmbylrrian Chnndi on Kridav. r'MiniH ni'iiia at l2 oVbirk V. M. .YOTICE. iir.nr: s, iTiomn. Gos.jnto of r luaihia street, ('iuciniiuti, who left hiitilunil seme time since, bus ileserteil liar notl (loss, late Iroin Euirl nul, nnd lamilv, I l eieby forewarn nil peisous ftnui hnrlioritiir nr triisluur. bun, as I will not be nccounluhle for iinv debt nr ileitis he may contract ; theru hc- mir a "I'onrulion between us, a may ho seen in thet'iuteil htates Court lierentter. Witness my band, IIAUPslOTT GOS3, Scot fl I ipn. KEGS TOBACCO. St 110JW k WJIXRIDCIE. Aug 10. 47 MUSIC HOOKS. CJTOroilTON'S culluclinn nf Church Musio l'dso'i's Church Mtisln l!riik'eat r's enlb clion nf Fncrrd Musio American Heoosilorv do iln ll.i'tiiifs' k Warner's do iliv I'll'" dn do Pitt'hnrc selection of Psalm Tunes I'l linsylviiniil lliirinnliy Snncs of Xion Freeiiiiin Lewis' Beauties nf Hormone Fursnlefq 11. k J. TL'HNBULL. Aupil.t ti 4B Where blush the warni skies of the South O'er Cutopnxi's fury mouth; And round the fallen lucas' j;rave, The pa lupus rolls il breezy wave", The patriot in the council ball The soldier at his furl res w all The brave the lovely and the free, Shall olfer up their prayers for line. And where our own rude valleys smile, And lemplc-spire und lofty pile, Crown, like the fashion ol' u dream, The slope of every mountain slrcaiu Where Industry and plenty meet, Twin brothers in the erowdi d street Kncb spire nml mansion upward sent, Shall bu thy lilting luunuincul! Still stand erect I oar hope und trust When law is trampled in the dusl, When o'er uur father's yet green grilles The war-cry of Disunion raves And, sons of those who, side by side, Simile down the Lion-hanm r's pride, Are girding fur fraternal strife For blow for blow and life for life! Let oilier" rob the public store To on their ill-used power once more Shrink back from truth and open wid The flood-gates of Corruption's tide 7'Aoii stnndest in Ihy count ry't eyo I'nshrinkiiig from its scrutiny, And, asking nothing but to show How Inr a patriot's zeal ean fo. Kriiia lint t.'hitnl sunt'! Telegrftiih, Yi'e observe that the public prints of T-riiius parlH of llu; I'mon, are teeming wills ri'ii u nc i nt ions of Jucksonism, by former friends nml siippiirlors f 1,10 President, whoso election it untj so piinguinely antici piled, would result in restoring our republican institutions to their original purity. And what has brought this to pass! To what cause are we to attribute the fact, that tt party once so formidable liir its worth, tali.'iit, nnd number?, lias triumphed in vain i's vii tei'v nim. timing to a defeat, and ita patriotic exertions rendered vain and nugatory; while its phieo lias been usurped by a slmnielessi, heartless pack, continually prnt-j ling of patriotism, but having no other in-iTiilivi' than llie lu-t of uli'ce the epoiln of victory, as they impudently term it! 'To what malign n I'ueiicn are we to ascribo th ! unprecedented darl.ness of our political atmosphere! These nre grave qiiMio! f, which it bccoiiKs the people seriously to ponder on. Tint elections nre opproachingi and lo a sincere lover of his country, uninfluenced hy hopes of reward, and despising alike tho spoils of victory, nnd the tricks of tho trading pi liiicinn, by which they are obtained, it is meliinclmly to look bock some four or five years, and contrast tho stale of li.'vlioT exhibited then, with the "leumy (i.iel i ilins of the present day. Wlnt was the slate of parties then, nnd what are they now ! hut was promised hy a s iiecesslul termination of the last' Pre sidi'iiiiiil contest, nnd what has been gained! It is in vain lo lock back on the paeti but bitter i xi erici co compels us to turn our eyes to tie fu tire. We iniist, perforce, ask ourselves what is to be gained by the ro-cleclinn o1' Ihe present incumbent! F.co- ' Homy in the e penditu-es of public money, and increased accountability in (he publio agouti. Xo. Xothirgon this head was ever clnrgod egninet tie hut administration, that does not with cquol force, apply to this .Shall wo seo our national legislation brouoht hack to llioso leiritimato ob jects conli'iiiphiled by the constitution, and by these means Cicupo the dnngers which mve, in tuu language ot tho rrceident, 'sprung from their abandonment and tho adoption of such principles as have arrayed section ngiiinsl section, interest against in- tere.-t, an. I man against man, in tcarlul commotion, which threatens to shake the Ci iiii,d:iti"iiH of our Union!" Tor from it. The mifcrablo inconsistency that rejected ,.. .-'ujaviiiw ailli Kockvillo 1 iirnpikcs, and sanctioned tho enormous appropriations for similar objects in Ihe biil of the last session that voiced the appropriation fir Hack Creek, an impoi-tant connecting link in the great) chain of coniuiiiu. caimn between llio northern and out hern exlremcs of the Union, and sanc- I. o ed the appropriation for the lierwick branch of the Pisctaqua river; that rejected Ills- cult it "r nl tliepiesenl Hunk, (not oil con stitutional grounds,) und recommended & no-se one, n-ndcrs any hopes that the Pre-siilen'. w ill lend his h iml to such a work, entirely delusive. H.inll we, in theeiont if his re-election, witness tlllie correction of l huso abuses which have brought the pa-ironairpiif tho Federal (oivernmenl in con-diet with tin; freedom of elections, and the outileinction of llioso causes whic'i have disturbed the righlliil course of appointments, ar.d have placed or continued power in unfaithful or nteomi eienl fanes!" Witness tho i lectioneering letters of Elij ih lliywntd, Ciiiuinis ioner of the (icneial I, anil titnee, nnd ol tno wretched ingrato w ho nets in Ihe capacity of scullion for tlin Kitchen Cabinet, and then pause and ask if the "C'-l.- i l ii loi'i 1 s' m, i incr,tied n tno nst ii i'.xocuuvo uuties in characters to legible to be overlooked I ' W itness tlin conrso and vul.ar abuse heaped on the second ntlieer of the Government, and the up-riuht and independent members of the Senate, hy a ven. al pack of ollice holders, and hv authority presses, fir daring to place their moral and constitutional obligations in oppnsit'iiii in tho wmiIiI bo nuiocrnt. Witness the cfjorli of ihe President himself, not even attempted lu be coneeulcd.to appoint his successor. But enough of the sickening detail. Whore now are the ori ginal supporters of General Jackson, who con'enckd for measures, not men; for principle, not the "spoils of victory;" and with out whose ngenc y lie never would have been elected! Wliero is now the enthusiasm that was wont to clothe linn with the mantle of the great npnslle nf liberty! Those questions are easily answered." His supporters now nre iIiobi who are betind together hy no principle, ha e no feeling in common, 'int a base Fiiliicr. iency to power, and no bund of union save interest alone. Anion'.; those whnse ardent devotion to the principles which hrcujjht General Jackson into power, none were more active and influential, than our adopted fellow citizens from the I'merald Isle. We intend no dis-pnragoiuciil lo Ihe native Americans, in whose veins i nns the blood of Iho sages and heroes of the revolution, when we hazard Ihe doubt, if even lliey nro morn warmly attached to the great t s tit lis proclaimed in our bill of riohts, ihan the countrymen of Fiuiniott, O'ili nmr, and O'Conncll. Borne down by insupportable tyranny and oppres-sion in the laud of their birth, thisy fully appreciated tho blessings of civil and reli-gimis liberty, and bnd formed the beau ideol of a perfi'ct government which they ardently desired to secure to themselves and pos terity. Deluded hv the promises hold out during the last Presidential contest, at least nineteen-twenlieths of them were rnnged on the side of General Jackson. Can it ho wondered then, that ingratitude, misrule, and tyranny have driven into tho opposition so large nnd respectable a portion of tlieui.nnd thai finding themselves deceived, they now se.'k lo repair the evils they have innocently assisted in producing! To understand the 6tnle nf feeling roused among this class of our fellow citizens, it is enough to look nt the meeting recently held in Philadelphia. 75 TOBACrO. KF.GS Tobacco, for sale hf L GOOUALE & CO. Augtit3,l83I. 44