Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1835-11-27

              FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1835. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SCOTT & WRIGHT. No. 13, Vor.. XXV Whole No. 1422. JOURNAL AND SENTINEL. P. C. GALI,OHr.lt, EDITOR. Office on High-street, eccond door south of Armstrong's Hotel. TERMS Two Dollar! and Fifty Cents, in eienncs, or Three Dollari, at the end of the year. No subscriber allowed to die-continue while he remains indebted to the office. TRAVELS. BROOKS' LETTERS. WES AND THINGS IN LONDONHOUSE OF COMMONS. July, 1935. I felt a great desire to got into tlie House of "Commons, Tor two reasons: the one to see those promioeat men whose names reach us, and hear their speeches, and the other to contrast them with our prominent men in Congress. As it is not an easy thing to gel into llio House of Commons, it being a part of tho English system to throw as many obstacles as possible at the door of every thing to be visited, I selected what I thought would be tho best night, and the easiest way which was to buy in, giving the door-keepor the foe of two shillings and six pence about sixty cents. The Irish Chtiruh Hill, or rather the bill to divide the surplus funds of the established church in Ireland among tho people for tho purposes of education, was to be upon the tablo, and Sir Robert Peel was to bring on the debate as the leader of the opposition. I went to the Commons Hall at 3 o'clock, P. M., so as to have a pocp at the preliminaries. About this time, and a little lalor, score, of members came riding to the door; many on horseback with servants to take care of their horses, and many in carriages, wilh servants in rich liveries. About 4 o'clock, 1 stand aside, ' stand acide, ' was cried on all sides, and there then came along not a very tall man, with his head, and half of his shoulders covered over wilh a wig, and a whole poue of officers in his train. 1 1 wigged, gentleman thus escorted, was Speaker of the House, J. lieu there was a rush lor the tairs of the gallery, and soon these were filled, but the door was not yet oponod. When it was oponed, and the dour keener had received his fee, or a pass from some member, only one of which he is allowed to give, 1 believe, we were ushered before the House of Commons. I saw a not very large ball, not much larger than the Hall of the Congressional Library; not so large as the Halls of very many of our state Lcgisln-tures with seats running lengthwiso on hotl sides, an oblong era in tho middle, fronting which, on the right of the Speaker, were the ministerial benciies, where the whigssit, and on his left the opposition, where the lories ait. Just before the Speaker, near not a very large desk. which we should call the Clerk's desk, but not at this desk, were the ministry .Mr. Spring ltice the Chancellor of the Excliequor, Lord John Russell and others; and directly opposite, nut ten feet off. in front on the other ido of the desk were Sir Robert Peel, and tho focus of the up Dosition. The Sneaker perched in a low chair back of the Clerk's desk, looked very like an owl as his face peered out of tho thick wig. No a table to write upon ivas before any of the mom bers. the Ministry, or sir Hubert reel, no was a table to be seen hut at the further end o the hall, and this was small, narrow, and quite inaccessible. Tho seals for the members were in ranges, and they were crowded thickly together. I saw snmo few members writing notes on their knees, and Mr. Muring ltice, an other orators thus took all their notes. There was no Page a littlo fellow such as we havo to hand up petitions to tho speaker, nor rims to bring more porter, but every moiii ber handed up his own petitions, and did hi own errands. I saw nir notion reel carry up a whole arm full of parchment, petitioning against the Church Dill ol the .Ministry. After some preliminaries, such as the sct'.le ment of a divorce caso, which must be a very orry case by the way, if not in tho love list, i the cost of the suit fur evory private bill i Parliament costs about twenty-live hundred dol lars, and after an odd looking figure had com in from the Lords bowing and tripping in us graciously, with the lamous black rod ' in b band then backing out, and making three more gracious bows, with his face to tho Commons, (as the Lords are never to turn their backs upon the Commons,) requesting tho speaker to go to the House of Lords to receive tho royal assent by proxy to some certain hills; after this display of form and folly, at which I laughed much, and much to the horror too of some good loyal subjects near me, Lord Moipeth got up from the Ministerial Uonch, and moved the order of the day. Soon Sir Robert Peel was on his foot, and on his arms his armi I say, for his exordium was more than half pronounced whilo ho was lazily leaning on the Clerk's desk, with his legs crossedand this too, all visible, standing as he did in the open area! when every syllahlo of t lie hitherto turbulent House was hushed, ami all was still as the gravo, save the lazily drawn out words that tho orator was uttoring. Anon there was a tremendous outcry of ' hear, ' ' hear, ' beginning in whispers, and then mounting to creams, first slow and distinct, and then booming forth in one uninterrupted bellow; and all this was over some not very remarkable thing fact speech, I cannot say too much in its praise, knowing what it was intended for. As an effort of an orator, so far as the manner is concerned, it seemed to mo to be in almost the worst possible taste. After sir Kobert Peel had concluded, and the hear,' 'hear,' 'hear,' were over, continued for I least ten minutes by full 200 members scream- ng as loud as they could, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Spring Rice, obtained a hear- ng in reply, Mr. Rice was all unprepared, and oth in his manner and his matter, he made a sorry figure. Tho speech as a speech was be- eath contempt, and yet his party, as a matter of course, furiously cheered it when they could, nd when his party, towards tho close, found that ho said nothing, and would say nothing, even with a cheer, they kept a cheering all the tune, t seemed to me on purpose to conceal what he aid, so wild, so rambling was it, so wishy- washy. And yet, Mr. Rice may be a man of alents a clever man, as the English say, but am sure he is no orator, and never can bo one Sir Robert Peel had given him a tougher bone than he was prepared to gnaw, and all he did, or presumed to do, was to growl over it iu furious tones. But when Mr. Rice sat down, out came for him another yell of the 'hear,' 'hear,' hear, tho wings evidently striving to scream as oud as the toriesdid when Peel sat down, and were I called upon to give an opinion, I should ay, they had the lustier voices, if not the lustier eader. Mr. Spring Rice would be a fifth rate orator in the American Senate, to whom nobody would listen except ' in a very dry time.' After the leaders ot the two sides had con cluded their addresses, a Mr. Le Froy, the member from Dublin University , a Tory ofl course, began a harangue, but such a hooting and yelling was there, that if I had been dis posed, I could not have heard'ono word in twen y. Hut tho louder tho yells and the cry of from the very nature of our institutions, the schools in which our young men are trained, and the models they have before them. Eloquence is the most powerful weapon an American can wield, and he who can use the tongue to talk, and the pen to write, in a government so popular as ours, must be a man of power, be he in whatsoever situation he may. We have a thousand fields too for the display of eloquence, and the English have but one. Their courts of law too are much more rigid than oursin the transaction of business, checking every thing like display, and fastening, as in our highest Court at Washington, every man down to mere matter of fact. We have the caucus, the convention, the stump, the numerous assemblies jof the people, then the many courts of law, then our Stale Legislatures with their excellent preparation, bofure our Speakers tread the Congressional Boards. Lvery man with us seems to have the impudence to believe that he is born an orator, and it costs years often to convince him to the contrary There is no way of putting him down, till he out! himself down at last. Ilut few are afraid to speak somewhere or other, in the town meeting, it not away from home upon Alewives and Salmon if not upon the Constitution and the currency. The gift of the gab. as it is often called, is a universal gift in the United States?) Not so here. Poeta natcitor Orator Jit is the doctrine prevailing here. A very miserable speaker is hooted at, and yelled down. Even American brass could not face a House of Commons' yell. The war whoop is but a trifle to it. Upon my word I should have taken them all fur North American savages, if I had not seen th men. Hundreds therefore, are afraid to speak, who can speak. I hey have no little forums in which to flutter their wings and try their strength; and oratory, like other trades, re quires practice to make the tongue go well 1 he consequence of all this difference is, that hear,' 'hear,' to drown his voice and cries as our field is greater, and competition closer of 'divide, and 'question,' the coldor was Mr. too, we have better speakers and worse speak- IjB froy. lie delivered his speech as cold- era also than the Lnglish have. We have more y as if he had been in an iceberg, his chief eloquence, and far moro bombast too. In mw aim seeming to be to disembouge it into the ner wo are better off than they in matter, oflen limes. All order now was over, lluslerous the worst. 1 heir speeches are closer than ours: laughs were heard from every side and then a the rant of our Congrenionals would often make hooting, and then a yelling, which if wo Rcpub- the Commons roar. Adjectives here must be Means had made, the d I would have been to few and sparce facts thickly crowded togeth pay. une, two, three, or lour other sneakers er. Ilut they seldom or never make the blood succeeded; ono with some success, and the oth- run quicker. They seldom touch the heart. ors with none at all. Sir Robert Inglis then They never infuriate a popular audience as Pres got the flour, and begin to speak good sense in ton can. Their taste may be better than ours rather a prosy way. Hut neither Sirs nor Lords but I must insist upon it our eloquence is better protect a man from outcry here. The lator it than theirs. There are many men at all our became, and it was now past 12, the louder principle liars there are some too in our State wero the yells, and the drowning cry of 'hear,' Legislatures, who are far better speakers than hear, thus overwhelming a miserable man in Sir Robert Peel. Stanley, 1 have not heard him the very tempest of approbation, Sir Robert is more of the American school, 1 am told. Gra I nglis looked a prayer, and begged an ear, but ham is dull, and a bigot too. Hume stumbles all in vain, and I really pitied the poor man in and hobbles like a London dray horse. Lord such a turmoil. At last a Cant. Forrester. 1 1 John Russell is very dull, but much of a man think that was his name, cried out aloud agaiusl nevertheless. Lord Morpeth will never set tho ono of J Council s sons, (and U Conuell, by world on fire. C Connell it an oiator and a the way, has three sous and one nephew in the sorry blackguard too. Brougham is less of an House) as malting an indecent noise that he orator, but more of an honest man. Brougham could no longer bear. O'Connell civilly told has been great in the Commons, because none him that was not a fact. Here was a chance were there greater than he. Nevertheless he fur a row and a duel. 1 pricked up my cars. lis a wonderful man. Heaven preserve me, if Sir lluticrl Inglis stopped. Half the House ever an Englishman hero should see how I have rushed to the scene of action. 1 he speaker gut tomahawked the greatest dignitaries of th up from his seat and waved his hand. l''urly State, and all in solemn truth too. I should voices were ringing at onco. Oh, it was as do- be set down as a North Ainorican Indian of the lightful a row as I oversaw! Young O'Connell Pawnee tribe, and a fund might be raised to danced about like a skipping rocket. The " catch " and " civilize " rue; such mighty men (Japt. r orrcstcr lonKcd things ol terrible wrath, are some small meu hero set dowu to be! At last the speaker got a hearing and calmed llim .litem .-and VUIIII7 O'Contlftll. at the Hnr-ak. nr'i rnnneat. borno- sorrv for what he sa d. and i iu, Capt. Eorrcs'tor, at the like request, taking The leader of the English Tories, Sir Robert back what he said too Sir Hubert liiglis again reel, a mini ol superior luteins and great lllliii-began, and tho hooting began too. At last, ence in liis party, Intcly took the occusion to at- at i o'ciock. a. mo House adjourned, and tack the politicul institutions ol tins country yet no question was taken! I am quite lure nnr , rnnmsmit thti I.vneh Law outrun-on whir-h such a Hie woiiiu soon Hill me. I don't wondor ,inlnr.. n. nr. II, at f'ftlihott ilif.ll. fur lin nai nnf hin..l. WO n ' . 1 .. - 3 . . ' o" I nfn rh.mrw.ratic torm o government. 1 ho cor. I .!.... P tUn Aliinnv Tliiilo li)vnpl!ja. ,..! I I .1 - l . 1.- r rUS 1UIIUUUI. Ul IIIW -..r ........ ..a.,. , uaviug iiuw iioaru mo uosi aneauers in rar- , p .nu nnM. r .i liamonl, and seen the House of Commons. I 1" 1 . . lu'.'? ."".'B'"!'" I""'"' " going to express some opinions. I never saw W made Dy u Connell 10 IW unjust nsper. ven in our House of Representative! in tho Sions 01 oir uousrt leei: highest political times, such a scene as the "Peel in his speech says, that democracr has ii...... r ,i ..... l n .. - i i . ii . . ". . """""" ""I'-jo" uigui, anu not flourished in America. Why they began by a report in tno 1 lines, 1 soe that a like scene tieir waFi tie y6ar 1 was born, and that was rUiuu B... i,.u ...K..i .... i. gonue- , ... Barl aff0. anH Her have crone on orosoor New Hardware Store, JVb. 3, Exchange Buildingt, Columbus, Ohio S. W. & J. E. PALMER Asa now receiving a larse and well selected assortment of iiJiKuirjiHE, CUTLERY, AJfD HEAVY GOODS, wulcli they pledge tliemielvea to sell aa cheap ai can be purchased in the State of Ohio. Flated and Japanned BRddlery; Plated carriage mounting!; carriage iprlngs. An elegant assortment of out and Japmnti Tin ITar,, consisting, in part, of Oilt and painted spice and sugar boxes Do do trunk! and nune lamps Sandwich ground bottom waiters. In sets of five. Ivory balance handle knives and forks, in sets of 51 St 53 placoa Carpentera' and coopers' tool! of all kindi Anvili and vice!; Log, fifth and coll chalna Caat, Engliili blister, and apring iteel Tin , X eheatlilng copper; Do block tin St eheet Iron ICT Copper and Sheet Iron Work made to order. ALSO, Btovei and hollow ware at furnace prleea. N. B. They do not mean to be undonold, Nov. 6 10 Natban Beed ) In Partition. Tbe other bein of .Nathan Reed, dee'd. S IN pureuancc of an order from the Court of Common Pleas of Pickaway county, Ohio, in tliii cao, I shall olfer for sale to the highest bidder, at the door of the Court-House in Circleville, In snidcountyofPickaway.on the 151 iaw of Deeember next, the loiiowing described land, to wii: 2110 acres on Mill Creek, in the county of Union, Ohio, being the north half of a 400 acre entry, "w aiso, ion nos. 11, I3nnu 14, In tlie tuurlh quarter of the eighth township In the sixteenth range of the United Stnlcs Military iandi, lying in the county of Delaware, in said State, each containing 100 acres; also, 444 acres lying in tho county of Pickaway aforesaid, on the water! of Deer Creek, No. of eurvey, 62"i- A. I.. PERRILL. Nov. 13 ll-tl5d Sheriff of Pickaway counly. The Ohio State Journal will publish llll tho day of sale, and forward their account to this ctlice Cirtttoillt Herald. VVm. A. Piatt, la .VcCoy' Building, oppotUe the State ILmte, ItlOH-BTRGRT. COI.UMntH. HAS just received from the East, a new and general lupply of Oo'd and Sliver Watches and Trlmmlnn. Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Cutlery, Spectacles, Musical Instruments, Thermometers, Lamp! and Trimming!. Perfumerv. Pistols. Pocket Dooka, Brushes, fcc. &e. In great variety. rHTAIso, Phrenological CastLJ Clocks, Walcbea, and Jewelry repaired. Nov. 13. .ly Apprentice Wanted TO the Bllverimithing buiiucss. A smart hoy, of good hablta a r io years or age. une from the country would be prefer November 13, W. A. PLATT. If New Books, ISAAC N. WHITING has Just received tbe following, among a large assortment of new and valuable books: Journal of a Voyage round the World In the United States trlgnte rotomac, In the years 18J1, 2, 3, 4, with llvi engravinga-by J. N. Reynold!, 1 vol. 8vo. Wonderful and Eccentric Chaiacteri. with Portraits. In 1 vol ova. Memoirs of Hannah Moore, 2 vols. 12mo, Novel! and Tales by Maria Edgiworth. a beautiful adltlon complete in iu von. initio. Vol. II, Work! of Mn. Sherwood. Valeriui: a novel: by Lockheart, 2 vols, ljnio, Norman Leslie: a novel: by T. S. Fay. Visit to the Ainorican Churches: by Reed and MatliHon. 9 Letter! from the South: by Paulding. Miriam Collin; or, thi Whale Fisherman: a lala. The Llnwooils: a novel: by the author of" Redwood," "War enre," "Hope Leslie," ic. Sir. 2 vols. 12 mo. Mansfield s Political Grammar of tbe Unilcd Slates. My Life: a novel: by the author of Stories of Waterloo, A wlntor In the Weit: by a Now Yorkor, 2 vols, 12mo. Tnlesoftbe Peerage and Peasantry: bv I.adv Daron. Letters from Constantinople and it! environs: by Commodore roner, z vols. rmo. The Wife and Woman's Reward: by Mrs. Norton. Matthias and hii Imposturea: by William L.Stone, Peter Parley'! Fables. Euripides, tranalnted by Rev. H. Potter. 3 vols. IRmo. Illandln's Topographical Anatomy, translatsd from the French py A eidney jjoauu, with colored platee, Nov, 13. Franklin Common Picas. KNOW all whom It may concern, that at the September term 01 ine uoun 01 uommon Plena of Franklin counly, the follotvini persona niea tncir account! for final settlement, to wit: Moses morreu,.... administrator of John Coldshlne. HOUSES, LANDS, ETC. Valuable Land lor Sale. THE subscriber olTen for sale tin following tracts of land, to wit: ii acrei on won Creek. Hardin county; there Is on the premises a good Saw Mill, which cuts fiom 2uU0to 2500 feet in 24 hours. 50 acres cleared smooth, lies four miles below Kenton, and near the rout surveyed for the Lake Erie and Mod river Rail- ttoad. l.';0ncres near Round Head, on the Scioto river, Hardin county 050 acres on Rush Creek. Union rouiitv. No. of snrvev.fl917. For termi, etc. arnilv to M. 11. Kirbv. Eso.. In Columbus, or to tur sunseriner, near Kenton, Ohio. R. T. MADISON. Oct. 309 tf Land for Sale. 1 iic sunscnuer oners tor sale, IUOU acres nr land in the Darby riaius, niaaison county, about four nines west of Fuller'a mill, No. of survey, 7701. The whole under good fonco: two small tenements on the land; constant water 011 the premises. Any person wishing l0 engngo in the stock bueincss, will find the above premises desirably situated for tbe business. ror terms, Ate, apply to M. II. Kirbv, F.i.. In Cnlumbns, or tounanes Arthur, nnthe land. PLEASANT ARTHUR. Oct. 309 tf. Highland County MECHANICS. New Boot and Shoe Store. W. KEITH &CO. 1 1 nve taken the Stor one door wuth of Meiirt. Greenwood & Kins, on Hlsb-street, tvbere Iher are now opening, nnd Intend kcepiiip, a large assortment of flrit-rata oooti and Hliocu, from their manufactory; which they will sell at wholriulc and retn.il, on na reasonable tcrmiai can be bought la Now-York or Boston, (adding only tho actual coat of traniporta tion.) Purchasers, country dcalerscipcctolly.areinvltcd to call and einmlnc their poodi and prlcei, before buying. n. u. uooti and Bhoci made to order, and at ihort notice. ColumliiiH, Nov. 20 12 City Property on High-street. THE Hubscrlhen offer for sale the following vnlunhlo property situated on the Mnund, vis: l.oi No. 241 alio, tlie undivided half of Loli No. 237, 230, and 239. Oct. 2 5 tf BURR, GREGORY & CO. Walter Amos, Tnilor, RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens of Columbus and Its vicinity, that he is rerently from the city ofPhilndelptila, and baa taken a store on High street, a few doors south of the Staie- iiouie, anu opposite Mr Russeu i Hotel, where he Intends carrying on the Tnilor inn In all hi various branches. He intend! keeping a supply of CLOTHS, CASSfJUERES, VESTING 8y &c, any of which ho will make up to order, on reasonable terms. He flatters himself that from the long experience l e bus had In tho business, the quality of the goods he oflen, the accuracy of fit, and the neatness of tho workmanship, he will he able to render entire satisfaction to tluite who mny favor him with their commands. He will employ none but the best workmen; and will nt regular seasons he advised of the latest fnsMoni from Phi ladelphia and New-York. He hopes, by strict attention to bust ness. by a desire to ptense, and bv tbe promptness with which all orders shall he executed, to merit and receive a share of that patronage which a liberal public Is always ready and willing to bestow. Thnse wlslilng to find their own cloth, can have It made tip according to order, with nrptncii and despatch. Nov. 13.-11 Splendid Vesiings, Just received from New York, by Thomas BrWgman, Drape and Tnilor. two doors south of Col. Noble's, among wbicb are) RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN GENOA VELVET) CRIMSON AND BLUB BLACK do. MERINO VALKXTIA, and MARSEILLES do. Also Bosoms and Collars of superior quality, made In th latest city style. Btraiigprs visiting Columbus, can have snrments mada an few hours notice in the test style, and by faitbfui workmen. aii orders tt ankiully received, and punctually attended lo. Pew for Sale IN the Presbyterian Church, advintatrcously situated, lnaulre at the Journal office. Sept. 25 Cheap Building Lots. STARLING & GILBERT offer fur sale Twenty Lots, benutl- tuny situated opposite tho Dutch Collece. For terms, which will l made easy, inquire at their Offlcoon Suanrollcy. Au?. 28.-tf For Sr,le, at a bargain. TWO smnll and convenient HOUSES, with a hnlf lot attached toeaciuon rot ito.771, Rich -street. Inquire of August 2ft tf STARLING St GILBERT. For Sale, LOT No. 104, In tho City ot Columbus. II. PADDELFOItD. Scpteuiltcr 4. Thomas llridgman, Draper and Tailor, one door touth Clinton Banfc, HAS Just rccoived i superb and fnsfiionabli assortment of Superfine Blue, Blnck, Mulberry, BROAD CLOT Hi. Polish Green, L Bteel mixed, fioptember 18. if B, Same Same . . . Haverly, Stewart, Pa ma Wright, Mnrti McMaiiu, Smith, Same Nov. 20.. 1 J do.... do.... do..., do..., do..., do..., do..., do... do... do... Attest: Henry Coldsliino. Merrltt Morrcll. Evans MTormlck. John Baylor. M. Fistior. Benjamin Boyd. J. G. Godmnti. E. P. Mnynard. Jno. 0lo rn, Wm, K. Lnmson. A. I. MrllOWIXL, Clerk. men have more of ll.o gentlemen about thoin llian inff 6ver since. And what cuuld Sir Robert .....a... , Mb..,,, . u,u ,mij iur i00 find against tlieml Horrible outrago; the sad use they made of it. Tlicy pay more at lention to thcirown personal apncarunce.I own Thoy mny look better, but that they behave bet- murder committed on five gamblers who came into a town and cheated its inhabitants. Tlicy deserved to be ducked and tent away. Tho ter, I utterly deny. I siiw them sprawling oo peop0 wanted to send lliem away, tlicy resisted, tliei seats whoroier they could, and sleeping too. and in tha llpon their place, a physician liiuuuu ma uuui'ni'CJci uau iu givu uuu piHlCII to wake him up to go home, when the House was shot. The people got hold of the five men nnd luinrr I ho nt Tli at llinv P. nm mi f I Pil miirrlnr I'ocquoville evorsee this, that LnJ for such proceedings I am as little tho advo- ,o ,. s uu Muijiisuijr ino cate a, Sir K Canal Cummisrionrhs' Oitice, Columbut, Movtmbtr 6rt 1S35 will racelva aids on Ilia lith ilay of Dceamlxr nail, at this place, lor the privilege or mine the surplus water pnaslns round the llrst lift lock on the Columbus Feeder, no oroncl maelhnnrv of any kind, except for snwlna; timber,) for the term of thlrly yanri, whii in. privilege 01 renewmi the lease, ni rconhlv 10 the rules and regulatlone calabllilieil by the Board for lenalna water. power on tlie unto uaual. LEANDF.R RANSOM, Nor. 13..tdZ3 Act. Coin. 4 Ajcnl of tlie Hoard fuliniirned. Did lie lias written as I vulgarity of manner that it visihlo in our ilouso, nor tho disorder often disgracefully prevalent; but I say, such things are also seen eliewhore,. not among men whu proporly value thoinsolves to bo sure. I only mean to 8ay that England lias black guards in farlinment as well as the Unit ed States and there are gontlomen in Congress too, as well as the llunse of Commons, I am rejoiced that I have had the opportunity both here and often in tho United Slates to see uherl Peel can be. lint what does he dol lie attributes that murder to their gov ernment. Are there no murderers in this cuun try! Did Sir Robert Peel never hear nf Peter- tun, or what hat been called tlie munches lor massacre! (cheers.) Why the actors in the hangings in America, by what they call Lynch Law, will bo, as they ought to be, punished Tur their crime: and I'll warrant the American government will do all it can to punish them above all I am sura it will never applaud, or Auction Notice. THF.suhterlher having hern appointed Auctioneer for th. county 01 rranann, nas esiamisneo nimscir in the Auction and Com mission business, at the "City Auction Store." corner of lllili and Town atreeti, whir! lie will be happy to receive good! of all ainna, 10 ne !oia nt Auction or private anto. lie will also attend lo tlie selling of real estate and furniture. at private houses, on the most accommodating terms Evening sales aa usual. The patronage of the public Is resncctfullv so licited. ITCssh advanced on (oodi, If desired. N. S. TUTTLE. Oct. 309 tf that he said, but rather over what he threatcnml j have I wished to make a comparison with intel the bet orators of the two countries, for long tianki or rowrj ,y of lliem. ISut what did to lay, as lie stretched out his whito-pantalooncd legs, and flouted the tail of his frock coat, while throwing his arms in the air, betokening a spasm of oratory in embryo. This enthusiastic cry of o many voices warmed the orator, and for a while he stood upon both legs, and spoke like other men. Sir Robert Peel spoke for some five or six hours, and delivered, as the tory papers say, the most splendid speech ho ever made in his life. In truth it was a mot adroit and skillful speech, in which lie made a most ingenious argument to prove that the Protostant Church of 1 rcland re-eoivintT all the tithes, though making but a small part of tha Irish people, yet had no surplus funds to give to Catholics or I'rotesiants iur otnor pur noses! I did not feel the furco nf his argument but I law its ingonuity, and that amused mo much. We havo no such speaker as Sir Robert Peel none of hit class from Maine to Louisiana, that I have over met with. Indeed his manner would not be tolerated with us not that it is so had, but that it is so alTcctod, so theatrical, so much tho oratory that tho college hoy brings from the schools. 'I riso,' says he, 'Mr. Spcsk. er. tinder the deep si (docp very omphalic and guttural) impression (vory loir and common) of tho magnitude (maguiiuuo very louu ku tha like tone wilh deep) uf this subject, (low and common and all slow,) oppressed (loud and with a thrill of the r) by tho rolloolion (nntural and oommnn) of mv own inability loud ami ri ing) to do justico,' (vory low) Ar,o. Aio. and thus did this regular variation of tone from evory long to every oilier long word, nr rather this sing long, continue throughout the whole spoocii. His enunciation it very slow and distinct. In his langoago he seldom attempted any oratorical flights. In bis manner he was attempting it all tho time. and though ho met with constant cheers from hit lido of tho House, yet inch cheers in many cases only displayed oilbor their party feeling or their bad lasto. At a mattor of lect, thus displayed in the old and new world. I now know that such men ai Clay, and Webilcr, and Calhoun, would in alio a figure hero, much moro brilliant than any of the speakers of the present day, (or there are nono to match them in extcmporanooui apeaKing, u ui.nneu and Sir Robert Peel'i government do to the authors of the Manchester massacre! They gave them thanks, and rewarded them and honored them. (Cheers.) The name correspondent continues as follows: ,Tltia AYnlanntion of O Honnell's resnectintr Hroughain except. The English would laugh at w,at is tormed 'Lynch Law,' is of great utility Clay's mispronunciations, but then he wouldl at t,i, moment, at it is not understood in its make tho House ou,ommons quaue. ins mag-1 truo light by the majority of persons in this nificent voice swelling in Hi loftier notei would cuuntrv. and tho Tort writers havo mado it Hi no such a oursi ui eiuquunuii a. inej nave nut text on which to siring the most auominaDIo in heard since Chalham'i dayi. Peel'i ttruti and faronces respecting the lawloss liborty and uttci Pool's airs, would dwimlla to nothing befuro (his rjj.rcgard of human life exiiting under your ra publican inititulioni." Ilifle Barrels. THIS day received six doaen rlrlo barrels, direct from the mnker November 6. 10 WM. U. KAPSON. orator whom naturo matlo. Oh, what would I have given to sco Webster in Spring Rice's place, foiling the sophistry of Peel, anl unfolding the great political truths nt no isiaiiiisned church,' 'nu tithes,' that we so well understand bo cheers of his whig friends would nave been givon to a mnn, treating a subject so ai to merit !()() dozen Fine LinCIl Collar?, lliem. 0 have in our nenate, I wil, not lay jpsT recilvednt tho City Auction mora, ul wholesale and ratal ten men of bolter intellect, nui ten netier Oct. 30 Sir sneakers than Sir Robert Pcol. Thore he would be compolloil to iiruggie hard to no a second ralo man, npragno is a Hotter apoaKer. Linen Bosoms. So is 1 JUST received at the City Auction Plore, a quantity of Lilian Frolinghnyson, so is Southard, llivea, or Leigh. I7".,w; wn ' ,up" ' 1 Nevor t'id a body need more of new leaven in it tbnn Parliament nr Parliament men. llrough- Stroller's IIv.llllS. ham has a way of his own, anil lo has O'Connell F0R ,tc hyth! doien orilngl. coi.y.ailhenooltstorenf hut all the others whom I have heard have studied in ono sohnol, nnd pipo one tune. Sir Robert Peel it now tho last modol. In tho century lo come, every Profesior of Oratory from Land's F.tt.l to John O'firoat't House, will tell bit boys to 'speak like Sir Robert Pool. I not only know now, that wa bear the palm from the Drilish in the claim of elonuont men. but I think wa mint for yeart and years lo oomo .Th. Times newspaper published the whole of thla debate nest morning with a porfeclly accurate report of air Robert Peel's speech, beginning tho publication a quarter before in o'clock, and .tiding at 12 o'clock. The labor ot preparing, and setting, up such a debate, mttat have keen immense. MONROE HEM,, Prime Orleans Sugar nnd CoJToe, FOR sale, by the luirrrtl and bag, by L. M'CULI.Ol'nil Oct. 16, To IsCt, TIIF. second, third and fourth glories in No. 1, Rroatlivny Exchange lluililings. Apply to V. II. RICilAKDH Valuable Property for Sale, IN the city of Columbus, Ohio. lOO In Loli C2J by 187J feet. 40 Out-Lots 21 acres encti. Those Lots arc well anil pleasantly situated; and will lie sold by the single lot, or the whole, ns mny suit the purchaser. O. At 8. CIlUSUV. August 4, 1 !l.!5. CO To Contractors. Ornci or theCuuiKiei axo Omo Ca-l Cnsrist, W'lohiiwton. AW 12. iiur. PROPOSALS will be received at this office until Monclny the 21st of Deromber ne, nt 3 o'clock, P. M for eonitriiellni tha Masonry and all the ' Dllfirult Sections' upon the lino of tbe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, between tho mouth ofthe Croat Cucapon river and tin town of Cumberland, a distance of 51 mites. The work to be let Willi slity-ilg sections of Canal, of nl-nnt hnlf a mile ench, of hoavr work; two dams ncrossthe Potomac river; twenty live stone locks: three amicdilcts of stone, nn.l tho necessary eulverla, witsto weirs, &c for the entire line. I he Una will lie prepared for examination bv the 15ih of Decemlier, at which lime specifications of the work will be fnr-nlsbeil either at this office, or th. office of the Commissioners of the Cnnnl at Hancock, PROPOSALS will be received at the sam. lime for con. structlng the Northern nbutmcnt ofthe Potomac aqueduct in Georgetown, the specification of which may be seen at this office aflor the 15lh of Decemlier. By order. JOHN P. INGLE, Clk. C. ll O C. Co. Nov. 20. 12..tn21. Prize Address. MESSRS. Dean & McKinkkv, Mimngcra of tho rjaglt-Mreet nufTnlo Theatre, will givo a SILVER CUP, valued at FIFTY DOLLARS, for the bet Prlzp Address, lo 'ic delivered nt the opening of their new Theatre, Columbus, Ohio, in December next. All communications to he addressed (post paid) to the care of John Yocxo, Columbus, Ohio. TIn addition lo the above, t will give a Bilver Cnp, valued at $25, for the second liest Address, lo lie delivered on therorond night. JOII.V YOUNG. Oct. 23 IDI 8 Stray Colt. TAKEN up by David IluTmnn, of Hamilton towns'. i;i, Franklin county, a small choanut sorrol innro cult, with a small white spot in her forehead, and all her feet wl'.lle up lo tl e pastern joint, nliout fourtocn nnd a hnlf hands liijh, supposed to lie two vearsold Inst spring, and appraised ut thirty dollars bv Abraham Shorn and John Shofe. JOHN LANULS, J. P. November 13. 11 Two Journeymen Tailors, WANTED Immediately, who are Ural rate workmen. THOMAS ORIDGMAN. Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 1 1 2.tf Samuel McClelland, , MERCHANT TAILOn. HAYING Just returned from New York, wishes to dirot tha attention of his customers to an examination of the most apian, did aasorlment of CLOTHS perhaps in the Stat.; which he i prepared to sell at prices unprcccdentedly low, when th. superior miatlly of iho diircrent articles shall have been taken into ac- ccount. Ilo feels convincod that a slight examination of thM goods, lOTcthor with the undivided attention which h. will lvt to the latest and most fashionable style of Cutting, will Insur. him thut patronage, which It. la not more anxious to obtala than to merit. This stock, which ho la now opening on. door north of Bus ssll's Tavern, consists of the following variety of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting, tit: nine, black, brown, green, tiivlslMo, Polish and drake n.ek Greens; Russell brown, mulberries, adclnlds, mix and drab Cloths; Block, drab and fawn Cassimeres; Devonshire Kersey. A large assortment of heavy ribbed Cassimeres, consisting of blue, block, adelnifl, drah. brown, mix, plaids and lierronhon.. Also, nn assortment of Vestiii!;.; plain, plaid and figured V.I' vela ; plaid and figured Silk ; Valencia, Prussian and Gerraa Velvets; Cnshmnres, hoinhaxinc and satin Vesting ; Goatarlntr and imitation Inmblels; plucks. Handkerchiefs, Gum and Net PilHpenders, Collars and Bosoms, Duck and Doeskin OIovm, Seal Skin Collars, ic. Sestember IS. -If To Journeymen Tailors, FIVE first rate Journeyman Tnilora wanted Immediately. Peptciiil.or m.-ll ("AMUI'.I. Mcl'l.Kl.l.AND. Doctor James Irons RE3PECTFUI.LV tenders his professional services to the ritl-aena of Columbus and the aurinunding country; and hopes, by strict attention to business, to share a part of public patronage. His oflieo is In til. basement story of Mrs. Rohlnaon ft Sun's City House. Nov. 6 10 New Establishment. S. & S. B. STANTON have taken the Store No. 4, Commercial Row, next door below A. P. Slono, whore they have just received and they are now opening a general assortment of FALL AND WINTER STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS; Hms, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware and Groceries; which tlicy offer Wholesnt. and Retail on Hit most reasonable terms, for cash, or In exchange for Country Troduco. Ocl. 309 7w Pistols, Dirks, Knives, &-t JCST received at the City Auction Store, a large quantity of rocaet nsiois, ana una uiras, uitk kiiivcs, etc. ace. Oct. 309 tf '20 dozen Axes. JUST received. 20 dog. Cast Sh'cl Axes, of a superior quality madeexpresety for this market, for ante by tho dozen or sinele, by Ocl. 30-9 WILLIAM M. KASSON. J. N. Townley & Co., Tailors, HE3Pr.CTnn.LY Infonnllio cliizon of Columlnii nnd ll l. rinity, tliat tliey linvoipcncdn itiop on lllifh it reel directly opposite Mm. Roltimon At Snti'i Hotol, and immediately South of tli City Auction Hoom, wlicro they will he lioupy to wait on nil whu mny civcttiem a cnl). Thoy will reularly receive from the East the Qunrterly Roporuorilie FumIiIoiii, which will enjble lliem, ai they trust, to execute work In n pen tee I tnd tniteful ttyit. All Bitrmentu mmlo by them wnrrnntPrt to At, ind cut I ins don at iliort notice, tlso warranted, to At, if properly made up, Superior Teas, RECENTLY Itnportrrl by the ihlpiCynthht. Hercules, Coliseum, and Sachem, anions which are Imperial, Gunpowder, Old Hyion and Young llyon. Jim rereived and for ante very low at the provision and Family Grocery of Oil. 'iJ 8 J. r. ft XV. BROOKS. Assorted Crates of Queensware, FOR SALE BY V. II. RICtHRDS, Bepiemhcr 1R. No. 1 Kxclianse Ruildlnsa CoiTcp. TOTtTO RICO, Rio and Java Coffee, nil of tlie best quality, for sale by J. P tc W. BROOK. Del.! 8 Tumblers by the Box. INQUIRE at the Queonsware Stor. No. 1, Broadway Exchange. eWpt. II. I W. II. RICHARDS. Superior Jellies. A quantity Just received by W. II. RICHARDS, Pent. II. '2 No. 1, Broadway Exchanz. Crumbackcr's celebrated Tonic nnd ANTI'Dlepepllc rills, for aale by L. GOODAI.E & Co. July n. oo ly Machine Cards for sale by July U 58 ly L. OOODALE at Co. July 24. 5S ly liolting Cloth for sale by L. GOODAI.E A Co. Swaim's Panacea and Vermifuge FOR sale hy L.GOODALE & Co. July 24. 58 ly Rags Wanted. ItlAAC N. WHITING continues to pay tlie hlihest prices for Knis, either in Osli or trade. May 30, 1113.1 m ISew Kstablishment. SADDLE, Tnu.YIC, AXD HARNESS MANUFACTORY, D. E. BALL, (HIGH-STREET, COLUMBUS,) RESPECTFULLY informs tlie public that h. has commenced Hie above business in tho clly of Columbus, and will .xpeet la keep a constant supply of all articles In his Una, mad. la til. very best manner, and at reasonable prices. He respectfully solicits the patronage of th. public asMlrln. tl.cm that every exertion will be made on his part to iccommo.. date all who mny favor him Willi their custom. Sept. II. 8 Uemoval. NEW AND FASIOXADLE HAT STORE. THE suhscrilier respectfully Informs th. ritixens of Columhui, and th. public generally, that lie tins taken aland on llifll street, a few doors north of Nohle's Hotel, and Immediately op posite tlie court lluuse, where he has and will constantly keep on hnnd,un oasortnient of FINE HATS, nf tils own manufao ture, which ha fuola ennlldent in warranting, In fashion, elasticity and oleeence, to he surpassed by none In this part of till country, lie flnttera himself, by alrlel attention lo huainen.anll an earnest endeavor lo give entire satisfaction to bis cuiionMSS, to obtain a ahare of th. public patronage. Country Merchants wlst.lng to purchase at wholeea!., an ft speclfully Invited to call and examine for theiniel.es. May 311, 1835 SO JaMKS W. M'COT. Sugars. C. A. Kichard, CLOCK AM) WATCH MAKER, RESrCCTFULLV Inl'ornistl . public In general, that III he. establia':ed himt-o'f in tt:e al ova hualnea., on High-street, In th. l.OAFand Lump su;nr. New Orleans (a eunerlor article.) nnd ', filv of Columbus, iiexi doorsmith of Mrs. Robinson" I'tsy Hou. Si. Croix, for snlo by J. P. Jr. tv. niwom Oct. 2j a Wine?. BEST Madeira Wine, from the Vlntn;e of 1825 Superior Canary do " " do " 11127 Barrlay'a beat Tort do ' " do " I(i30 Dry Malaga do. Persons desirous of purchasing unadulterated wines are res pectfully Invited lo call. J. 1". Jr. W. BROOKS. O't. il 8 Fish. 10 Quintala Coil Finn, tlie hcet ever ..rmisM to ilils market. Alio, Mackerel, Slmd anil 3nlmon, Jut re- cived nnd for ante by Ort.'il 8 J. P. A W. HROOKS. where h nm ..! tin iiie untie in nil Iti varkma hrancliee.anl .opar, by liU puMeiunl attention, to oMaln a portion of the pub-Itc patroimzo. He aleo oilVn for tale, on the mt reneon..! termi, a treat vnri.-ty o FtitNcu akd Glknan Tore, hrstdee en nMortmcm or Fan y Ami' its.nl wholetnle and retail; tueli at vloUnt, flnnrotat. ImrinoTiicns, furie pin no for children, nortahla hnromrtOTt and tlierniometert, wnx dolle with moving eyee, pin rtia' lnmv pocket I oorti, tun and apy ftlnract, enuhT end paint Irfixci; dim, domtnora, cliocrter-lioardi; timber, wai, hkaelt cut nnd tr-ftd I'endu; flali I100U, pipe I. cade, ipeftarlce; wateh chalna, nrya, HDiiiiaim guaru cumin, new eiiii any oraii ciocrb wluj noon dialf. N. It. All kind of watcliei, cloeka and larometera renalrod. forte plnnoe toned, and new clockeon public tiutlrtlnitmada, an4 warranted by lihn alto. September 4.-b'm Third Edition of theto01iio Ollicer." JUST published, and received for snle at the rtooktor. of Monroe Dell, the Third Edition of the "Ohio tlftlrer's Culdc," being much Improved from former edition. Price 91 00. Oct. '23- S To Country Merchants & Hookscllers. WEBSTER'S Elementary Spelling ltook, for sale by the sub. scrlher, la r.ltlmhus TTR AGS will bo taken In exchange for any quantity. July 31. 59 C.SCOTT. I leal i h Secured ! nVlh. II VOEIAV VEOETADLE MEDICINES pr.par.dby the British Cnllego of Health for aale. on commission, bv May lti. . STEWART k (ISDORN. 7-3in Opjtotitt (As Sr.r. .Hf s. Almanacks for 18:16. TIIETemneranM Ijirga English Small do German Comic, fcr, te. for aale. hy the gross, dosen, or single, by 0,1.9 I.N. WIIITINO. Hopkins' (Jenuine Razor Strop. A supply of the above article Just recelvod and for sale by Oct. 11135.-5 P. II, OLMSTED. City House, DY MRS. ROBINSON k BON, Hif I tfrclt . fit red. &( of tit tret. rT.ms, CoLt-Maea, Onto. A New Law Hook. CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, Th. subscribers have in press, and will reprint without delay, "A Digest of the Law of Evidence In Criminal Caws. Hy Honry Roscoo, Esq. of th. Inner Temple, Barrister it Law.'1 P. H. Nicklin it T. Johnson, Sept. 4 Ut Booksellers, 175 Cliesnul it. Philadelphia Wonted, 4 t fCm u'-Tf",IE'-s 01 WMEATI for which I lJ9f9 will pay tbe highest price in CASH, nt my mil!, one mile west of Columbus. Jan. Ill IB tf WM. s. SCLI.IVANT Mill Stones ! Chran for Cash or goad l.wnher. A FEW nnlrsof llaronn flurr Mill Stones, warranted lo be fust quality of Ilia following sizes: 3, snd -I fret for snle hy Columbus, Mny 110 511 If . A, I'll, I. i n. Removal. STAnttNO Jr. Gtt.stcT have removed their Law Olnc. to the building on Sugar alley occupied hy Col. Lyno starling, nnd opposite IheJiOiisn of M. Nortlirup, Esq. Juno 29, IiUj. 55 MANAGERS OFFICE, Whrrliug, I'd. Sept. 10, ISM. VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, Clan No. 24 for 11135, draw on 2M. Nov., 1835. CAPITALS: $30,000. 0,000, 4,000, 3,000, 2,500, nnd 100 of 1000 rnrh. Ticketioiy $10. Ad lrcM CLARKE It COOK. ' Wlieollntt, Vn. Tlie follow i tin It A truo ropy, according to the record uf Cnp Itflt Kid nt our nrlirr: Clark V Cook huve poM 3 Cnrdta'a of 25,000; 5 of 20.000 fi of 10,000; 1 4 of 5,000; 19 of n00; 70 ol 1 ,KI0, ami Ifi of 500 Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, &c, THE in Mr r I hen hava Juit recelvid, 1 rmm addition to Uielr former stock. p-7 Gold niidSIIvor Paitnt Urr and Plali b- -V Wntrlirt; Xii'VJJ Fine Gold Flnser and Ear JewcUaaA Rrenat pirn; Bllror and Brnw Comba; Everpoiitd 1'enrlU; Gold and Silver PpartatlMt Silver Tthlf, Tea, Cream, Mustard, and Bait Spoon i; Fletoln, rurcuwloa Cap, anl Fow.ler: Pocket and Survey ort OempaiaM RidlnR Whips; Violina, Fhitca, Claronetta, and Blmlf Bokm; IlrUtanla Tea aetta and Ounai All of wlilcli they will rilipoao of on fair termi. at their aid itnnd, opposite Mr. KiiMeiPH Inn. N. R, All klnda ol N atrhca and Clorka (wooden anet ezcaf- ted) carefully rrpnired.and warranted to perform wall. jj Cash paid for old Gold and Silver, IIKRANCOURT & DRFNOAtH. Columbtis, July 17, 1H35. 67-tf Pnjrar TonRi; Rnzom; l'enkntvek and Srlssors; Head tin"!, Tunes, and (Meal purxe rlmps; S nu if Roxei; Thermometers; Machine Cards. TUF. tiittiBcrltmr keeps constantly on hand a supply of Ma rhino Card, of a superior quality, from No. 20 to No. 33 to cIuhIvo. He likewise continues the Machine Build I n hustnasa.at liUold si nnd in Worthinfton; where he will at all times be raa dy to attend on all those who may be plcnwrt to call upon htsa. Worthlngion, March R. POTTF.R WKIOHT. SCOTT ac WKIGUT continue to execute all orders In thetf line, with neatness and accuracy.