Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825). (Columbus, OH), 1836-12-20, SEMI-WEEKLY.

              Stat SI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20,183a . . - -1) 'fc.AAl WHOLE i0. 14 JO ritlNTBD AND IMJCMSHKD BY SCOTT & WRIGHT. Office on Stale-street, third door went of the Clinton Bank, j. n vilh aciii:, eimtor. Qj The Jot.'R KAti Id puhliidied once n work, cenorully, mid twice a week diiriinr, the nesaion sf tliu Htute Lcuinliiture. 1'ricc, Tliree Do I! sirs a year in ndvttm'C, or Threo liolliirs and Kilty Cents at the end of the yenr. No sul Kcrilier allowed to discontinue while lie remains Indehted to the oltice. I.elturs on hiLiinvM should he udtlresned to t lie I'uhlwlicrij. COMMUNICATIONS. For the Ohio State Juumul, Nr. Editor: I proceed to fulfill my promise, to furnish you with a plan for tlio, rational umusutnent of tlio youth of your city, in such n way us to culiivate their mituls nn.l thu'r inor.ila, anil improve thuir taste. without the dumrcr of leading them in tlio road to ruin. I propose that vour citizenn call n public mretins. LV advortisemctit in the principal papers) to take ill in Tintters Tiouslv into consideration. Let it be debated r nntl deteriniiird whether it is really riirhf, c.U'dieiii nnd prolitahlc, tli.it the 1 heater should be the only plaeo in the city for public amusement and innocent und prohtabli! rrereation ; and whiMher it is, nmf should he, in fact, a favored resort of fashion, fascination nnd beauty. If tlio iiieeiiu determine; lliia queMtion in the nllirmative, li;t each man put his hand to a recommendation of the Theater, to the patronage of nil wuo wish 10 cultivate ineir unucrriianuinns ami llieir taste, improve their nfleeiions, regulate the fiisliinti!, or exhibit their beauty. If not, let foiiic plan he devised for the recreation nnd improvement of those who ilisent from the opinion of "(.'ensnr Dramatieus," Should no belter plan he proposed, 1 would suggest that it he f Remlrctt) I, To cstnblish a Lyceum for the improvement of Bocietv in useful kmnvteuVu. Jiesnhc '2, To build or procure, in some suitable place, a hall for public lectures and exhibitions, connected with rooms for Lilmirv, cnllccliutis of speci-inemi in Natural History, for 1'hilosophicul und L'liimi-cal appnratu, &i Jicmfrc!, 3, That n committee bo appointed to procure subscriptions to defray the expense of purchasing said building also donations of hooks, apparatus, specimens, maps, charts, &c., to be paid inns soon as $ , (the sum the meeting may deem necessary for (lie purpose,) shiill be subscribed, and to- recall the meeting and report, us soon us they shall lmvu obtained, the requisite sum. Jtcsolmf, 4, That nnother committee be appointed to select and invite intelligent gcntlcim-n of every occupation nnd prolession, to lend their aid to the enter prise, hv reir;ii;irly (li'iivenni; and illiistratinir lectures on the various subjects with which they urc best acquainted.Resolved 5, That a committee be appointed to confer with the corresponding secretaries of eastern l,v-reiim?, nnd other lilerarv stcieties, fir the purposo nf learning the terms on which may be purchased suitable apparatus, &c, and of obtaining the donations which many of them propose to make, forth" encouragement of every such enterprise as the present. All committees to report ut the next meeting. I think there should not he more than three persons on an if of these committees; and that one is snllieieiil 1 lor the correspondence: but that every citizen be res-! f pectful y invited to aid each nnd every member of nil the committees, so far ns it may be in his power. I The plan is, to furnish the building, &c, bv subscription, nnd to obtain, so tar as it can be dom-, lecturers who are willing to labor for the reward of well , doini; only, till n lund can be raised that will furnish j menus to hire qualified citizens to lecture constuutlv,! or eminent strangers who vUit vou. " t I liavo only to remark, .Mr. Editor, (after thanking I vou for your politeness in lending me space,) x. I hat, in mv estimation, the man who has nothing to give to such an enterprise as this, deserves (the Lord Ii reserve him from the reality) to be the lirst who iceomes a victim to llie evil consequences of theatrical exhibitions. f2il, That the money stilen, forged, &c., to which I referred in my Inst, would have purchased the best lots and buildings in Columbus; mid that, having warned your citizens of a fruitful source of evil, nnd pointed them to u counteracting s nircc of incalculable good, 1 have done my duty. Choose ye my conscience being clear, I bid you good bve. A .STIiANCITv. P. 8. Since writing the above, I have seen the nn-werof"An Actor," to my former communication. I would inform "An Actor'1 that I have no "malice' ngainst any person or thing. I well know that the 'Theater at nit to reform the follies nnd vices of mankind," but he n$ well knows that, whatever be thenm, the actual Mftnntint; lias ever been like (hat of musket balls from a cannon, amongst a regiment of men, with the expectation of kilting a squirrel that is supwrl to be concealed in some one of their pockets. It hns Hindi) n thousmd follies and vices where it ever reformed one. I never went to the Theater to learn the 'connection between it and the gaming house,' but I nave heard others say there was the place lo luid per-; eons employed by gunblern as deems to lead young; men to ruin. I sh mid bo glad to believe, wiili An Actor," "tint tho Theater of Columbus would exier- ininnte gambling, inform (he understanding, improve (he taste and the manners of the citizens.11 It should then have mv cordial support, so fur as mv rceoiniiicn- ; datum could go. ltcH;cct for the feelings of their! friends, prevented me from revealing tin names of the examples I g:.vo. 1 am glad, however, that An Ac-i tor" can iinnio even a goliturv individual that has been ' reclaimed bv the stage; but he will pardon me if 1 1 tun compelled mill to believe that this is n very solitary exception ngainst n verv sweeping general mle. As to bo "training up in the way they should gn,M I am; nware that the best of it is very defective; nnd it is j therefore especially for that reason, (lint the inexperienced youth should not he Hed into temptation,'' ( gratify bis deep-rooted moral depravity." Actor' is, certainly wrong in supposing thai I am among those i who "nro opposed to nil amusements' 1 am fond of amusement, nnd should be especially of the drama, were the plnys tree trout obscenity nnd prolamtv, the nctorso' ns virtuous as he professes to be, nod die audiences all "respectable ciiium" Hut, till I nm convinced of this, he will excuse mv absence. I do not eay that be is disposed toxical d initiation on all who do not come within his narrow limits," although he has applied this stgt "erasure" to me. I have not (lie 1 least objection to his "currying the war into Africa." lie has my approbation and my nid in bolting vice and prmsing virtue and true religion, wherever he can find1 them. It is not to oppose- principles or action for the! faults of their exceptions or perversions, that 1 use my : ten, nut lo expose those whose course is one umiorm,1 '.keeping, nml almost unbroken tendency (o evil, 1 nnnot account for "An Actor's" attributing so tunny bad motives lo me, mid expressing so many fears fori the suleiy of my moral character, on any oilier suppo-' nit ion (ban thnt he dtaws his figures and illustrations from the scenes with which lie is most generally surrounded, if not personally familiar. At till events, he need nut fear (hut I shall either meet him in mv wnv, or trouble him with my pen. It was not from "malice" iigaimtt the Theater or its actors, thnt I wrote, but from a solicitude for I he safety of the young nnd inex-ncrienccd. Havimr said that the Theater in Columbus JLtwiil make nt least (en follies nnd vices, to one (hat it ITVurcs, I now seal up (he propheev, to bo fulfilled bv v i. An..i.;... Af ...i.:.,i, ...;u j.,,.., ...i... :..i.; "AnAc(or'or ' "A STUANCLU" ' tWumbfu, Dee. 13. From the London ClirUtinn Oltacrvcr. WHKHK IS HOMT.J Vlipro in homo? oh toll mo whore! it in the oceiim ot' firift' ntui cure; j t 'mill stritp, nnd min, nmi wo: Therefore home is not below. In n hcttnr land afar, A fut tier's houso honied mansions are; In tho bowers ot pnrnilise, Vliuro peaco abides and never flies? "'hero no arrow wnunile tho dovo, tuoro no parting is for lovn. M'hero aro no rniiirh st'as of foam. Whoro joy dwolluth tncro is homo! 4 Whore no blight is in tho rose, Whore no storm tho lily known, Wlioro never fades tho blossom fair Home, dear friend! is there, is there! From the Toledo Blade TOLKDO THE FAR CITY OF THE WEST. As friends to enterprise and industry, we cannot avoid, again recurring to tho prospects ei" Toledo, and tho vast expanse of country which is to bo curved to the powerful arm of enterprising man. The vast region of COUUtrV which lies 'between th iwn irrnnt in- land sens, lakes Frio nnd Michigan, is soon to be con. centrated into a short sriacc. bv tho comoletion nt the Erie and Kalamazoo Kail-road a work unquestionably n gigantic undertaking: and one which reflects the greatest credit on tho trainers ot this mighty project. Our readers will please remember, that wo speak of n country where but a low years ano was naught hut wilds, naught but the dreary aspectofan unculti- vmeu region. We have heretofore dwelt on this work, nnd had the grntilication to state that thirtv-tbreo miles of this road was completed, from Toledo to Adrian, in Mi- emgan icrritory, and that carsaro now running on this rout. We hope wo shall soon have tho plea sure to proclaim its entire completion, and that the energy which prompted tho undertaking is amply remunerated. To persons familiar with the navigation oi the upper lakes, the hno nnd Kalamazoo Rail-road will be regarded ns a new era in the west, by surmounting the evils which now obstruct commerce nnd endanger the property of individuals who are striving for the prosperity of (he great west. When the great benefits to be derived trout this road nre duly considered, that of saving a distance of.jH') miles which Uhhwiw to bo traveled oyer by the lakes, it will enhance its value and magnify its construction. The point to connect with lake Erie will be tit this place, Toledo; und from thence to tho mouth of the Kalamazoo river, a distance id 1 110 miles. M my reports have been circulated to injure Toledo and mar its prosperity, hut thry art vain. The facilities of this embryo city cannot be destroyed by any attempts to attract nttentiou from it; it lia- advantages which the surrounding points have not, and, to a keen observer, this must he seen at n glance, i'or instance, when we view other cities on lake Erie, we observe the necessary point wanting, a line harbor. How often is it the case, that lives and property nre sacrificed to tho fury of elemental strife, wNieiiuiieu occurs on ine laues. liuiliilo, L hicngo, and many other ports have suffered severely from thse evils, and had they only been situated at the bend of a short river like the Muuineo, from whence Toledo will expand ami rear its towers, they would have caped the horrors of the tempests and the destruction of the hurricane. Taking every thing info considera tion, the site ot our city is just as it should be, Already ha enterprise commenced its work, thou sands nre rushing toward us to explore the mines of wealth, and secure u rich and abiind-int harvest. Ile- Bidestho advantages ot liail-roads, Toledo is daily becoming more and more susceptible of improvement. Warehouses nro being erected with an nctiity (hat s gnihes wi:at.tii ami n:osn;iiiTv; and on the whole, a verv rapid change is commencing, "ch an one thnt will soon rank Toledo among the great cities of the lakes. From lite Coniicnnl Cnzettc. CO.VNnAUT AXD ITS l'llOSCKCTrf. If our yoiui" titv hns licn hifurc mnilc li noise in llir world lliun 8. mi.' of ils cotriiilMiriiricH I'.nat nml V?t, it i noi hrriniM! n duniiny fqiiidly brilliunl dotn n.ii awiut it, nun il will kihiii he hcxu Hint our onward iiinrcli lo iruniiTity in not lisn sure nml rnpid limn that of our iirililnira. TIiitu is not, on 1,-iko Krii', a jiort iowmini;8o many naiiiral ndvanuiiris nnd holding' out en ninny iiffliu iMiiinin 10 aelivp i-ri l.TjiriKf, rn our 'inn, nor u joiuhtioii morii ili-ti riiiiiii d to nvnil tlicinsi ln s .if their pti'iiliar rrnourreK, tlinn ihu icn-.li' of this plaeo. Our harhor, naiui .lh'it suicrior our, is heinif iinprovi-d and nuid.'ri'd still 'mori! desira-hle ns a plai'e ot n-s irt for the numerous Menm-hnnts and vcss. ls of various elasscs cna.'d in the Lais o na-vi'.'ation. Congress, at its last session, frnnled all np-propiiniion for the iniprovenient of our harhor, nnd those upon whom devolves the duty of enrrvin" out the intentions of that appropriation, havu lieen 1111-tirintr in their ell'oris to (lisehare thai duiycfli-ctiiully. At the ni xt session of the Aationnl l.ecishtturn nn-othcr, and a larger, nppropriution will ho nsked for, whieh will, beyond douht, be i;raiiled, nnd under its judieious expenditure faeilities lor shippinrand husiuess will he furnished which we fearlessly ehnllenye nny port on the Lnke to rival. In addition to the imiiruiiieen; sleain-lioat now heinir built, the stoek for number will oon be taken up, nnd earlv in the spriii'.' nn nd.lili in will lie inailo to the tin t whieh now envois our w'lters, of two vessels luie(iinled for nine, beautv, anil all the re ipiisites w hiell render n pteaiu-bo:it noble, useful ami eomlortable. The Hon. Thoiuas r.w'niir, one of the Si'naiors of this Slate in (.'.inures, and llie Hon. Air. Whittlesey, our Ilepreseiiiative, have n eently visited us, and spoken in the most approving and cneoura'.iii" tenus of our enterprise nnd ell'oris. 3 A Inrire nml valuable traet ofland called the "liull'.ilo Purchase, " situated on tho harbor, will in due time, be ready for s ale, nnd in the market ; this will be found most desirable properly for the investment of capital, whether lor biiilditi!;, speculation, or nny other purpose: n piece of it, as we are inlorined, was sold mil loin since, with a condition iu the sale that thepur-cha;-er slioutd erect upon it a store house eipial to nn which Hulliilo contains; and w hen the season opens for buibliiii; operations wo shall see thnt condition very satisfactorily complied with. Our population is dnilv we had almost said hoiirlv increasim.'. rents are hilth, mid at this time nol n store or dwelliiii; house is to ne linn "lor love or money, those who put up stores or tenements soon find llieni yielding '.Ml per cent nml more on tin' cost. A piece of laud, 'not fur from this ollice, which was purchased llirce vears lino for till v uoiiars, woiiiii rcaouy nrim;, at tins moment, scarce as money is, lilieen hundred; but we douht whether two thousand could purchase it. I'he s ill in mid nrouiul the horoii'.di is of rid ss and f. rtilitv uiinii ilod. e nave me in.. si excciioni limner, null nil llliuiiil iuce of it, ndaptcd to all sons of buildnm purposes, wilhin n stone's throw of our linbitatioiu ami ship yard. .Mechanics of all kinds lire full of business mill more nre iieeneo, a on wmiiii reauiiv nnu cmuovinelir. It s.ililc ol tliose who nre juurnevimj or conteinplate jouruev- irnf West, should establish il iselves here, we wiil L'uaranty that they shall have no cause lo rcurel that thev directed their steps hither. About two hundred bmldinu's w ill be put up next year, nicluclincr n liirtre nml spleiulid hotel, on the most approved plan. In ad- ilinnii in nil this, wo nro tho starling point for two irroni uaii-roaus, tun routs ot w Inch nre nearly pup veved, nml nnother important public measure in' eou leniplulion, und lire therebv lo lie mndu the verv fo cus ot tho luuucuso liusillrss between the Knst nml West. If nil these finises do not produce n "t'itv of the Lakes" which her sisters niny envy, but not rival, wo confess that our obi notions of cause nml ellcei, tliouoli founded on what lias been considered ill till nges sound rhilosophy, are foolishness. From tlio Huntli lit; ml Free Trcu. OlMl TOWN. Within tho l;mt twelve luoiitlis, property in our new hut llourifhini; village, has hern urnihnilly risinir, ti ml it mnv be itnUed ol tie. what bus caused this rise? The iiujuiry, we nre sure never will ho made by any I one who in fully oeijiiuinted with (he numerous until-j ml ailvantt.L;et. wliirli tliiH place posseMsertf over most of the towns wlncli are almost daily uprinifi up inj our country. What would our distant readers say, il' we were to tell them, that by a rniinl or race, two, miles in length, crossing our town pint, tho waters! whieh nature destined lo tloxv into the (.real (iulf ol .Mexico, are here diverted and caused to roll majestically down the St. Josrpha olid evenlunlly, into the' (iulf of the St. liiiwreneej yet, sueh, Hlranire ns it! may appear to those umicuaititcd with tho particu-j lar sitiitiiion of our tleli'.'hltul country, U suhsitintially true. W ho, a few veura since, would havo dreamed of such a union of the water.1 and that too, ut nn expense of about threo thousand dollars, The very idea' would havo lieen viewed tis an illusory phantom: Yet whoever visits South Bend, can witness tho meeting nnd minuling ol these bright walers. Il is truly a singular union, nnd one w hich must provo of vast valuo to our town, as it creates n water power, sulli-eieut to drive from fifteen to twenty run of stones; it all'onls three sepnrato sites, two upon the town pint, nnd otic immediately adjoining town, on which lucre ii now being erected, a large snw-mill. In addition to this immense power, n still heavier one in being created on tho opposite side of the St. Joseph, by a company of enterprising capitalists Iroin Albany, N. Y., by damming tlic river; a cnnntsufliciently large for steamboats to pass up, is tn tie excavated., in which lock, one hundred and liltv feet in length is to be erected; a largo number of hands nro already enga- From tlio Toledo Blude. OTwI ill tliia i-nrlr . iI.a L.lr l.i: : 1. Tii'VPIT D-niniii ...... I 1 - gcd in this work: the lock, wo believe, is tn bo mm. pleted the present fall, nnd tho nntim work tn be I'm. ished in the course of the next season; this improvc- muiu win create n power eupnblo ot propelling iroin liltv to an hundred run of stones. These vast water powers, in conjunction with steamboat navigation to this place, the Fort Wayne and Michigan City Canal, which is in contemplation and certain to be made, having been chartered bv our State Legislature, under the most favorable auspices, (Ninth Lend being a point in tho bill,) the line of which, tne oiucers uppointed lor that purpose, we are pleased to learn, are now actually locating; its being the county srt:it lor St. Joseph Co., und u point where all the most important roads center, cannot fail to make South lleud, one of the most important points in Northern Indiana, if not the largest business town, between Lake Erie und Lake Michigan. In ndditiun to nil these superior udvantages, n Rail Road is in contemplation from Toledo, on tho Mau-mee Bay, via. South Lend, to Michigan City, und Chicago, to intersect tho great Illinois Caiial. Those who nre aciiunninted with tho great difliculty nnd uncertain mode of obtaining merchandise by the upper. Lakes, must ut once, he convinced, of tho importance of this ningiiiiicent scheme. A c.'V.ipetcnt engineer, appointed by the I'uitc.l Slates Oovcrninenl, made nn cxamiin'j.:i of this rout, during the summer o Ei;r, nnd reiiorlcd favorable to the project. It is the opinion of all those who are competent judg-'s and acquainted with the rout, that a Rail Ro.iil can bo com. structcd upon lliis line, ut nbeut two thirds the e pense required upon any other rout of (he same extent in any other country. We have traveled upon nearly the whole of this "rout, nnd never hnve we be held a country so admirably adapted to thy construe- lion of u rail way, as the one ubuvo s.oken of; mid II ol ; and that the stock in such a grand enter. iris; would ,t,l eipial to lhat ol nuv oilier Rail Road slock ill the L'uion, no one nt all nwaro of the quick and casv coiuuiunicaiion which such a road would open to east- cm and western commerce, will, we think, pretend to i.ciiy. i ne siinjeci is eeriaiuiv nno wlncli Uem anils tho immcdiato attention of tho cnlerprisim; publ c; nnd we uro of opinion, that the 'child now lives.' o will sec n Kail Road in full lido of operation from Rull'alo to the .Mississippi river. South ljciid, ns our worthy correspondent very correctly remarked iu his communication published in our Inst, is beniililiilly situated, and contains, u population of ubout one thousand souls, nnd from pres 'lit prospects will nt no distant day, vie with the largest towns iu the norih-west. llMrXIS-IM! ATllltK HAI.E lly virtue of nnnruVr of the . '. 'onrt of ( niiiinnn IM of the roioilv of I'rioiklin. niul Mine oi (lino, at ineir leileiiiiier lerin, :l.ii;, ilicre will lie of. fi reil far Kile, at tlio iluor of llie Curl lloiisr' In I 'iiIiiiiiImis, on llie I. llll ilay uf lli'i-emlier next, lielweea Hie Intiirsof III n'l loeli, A. M., nnd 4 oVIiif k, P. M., all llm ri.'lil, title, ami interest of wliirli I'eter l.atvsou ilicil possri'sfiil iu tl:e followiii'i real eslnle, lonill Lot Xu. ;l, rnae Ill, lowasllp 2. seel inn I, I'liileil inirs Jlilirary, ruiilaltiini; one liuuilri il nml sixly iiiiie acres nml nine ly two poles. Hniil luterestg ronsisl of a tille linml from the Hank nf the I'ulteit Hlntc; lipoa which saiil I'onil II. ere is lo he paid llie sum of tw o liutiilrcil itollars prini lpal, nmlMvea- ly-live iliillars liiier.-st, to entitle Iho puri'hiiser lo n ileeil Terms, one third in lii.ail; lialanre In one ami hvo years, with interest, and ;ioi security ll.W'll) WSliV, Adinr. LOSAXA I.AW.-OV, Ailinx. Nnv.ll..lw of I'eler I.awsoa. T; "Tlio nhovc Fdln is poslpniied, In eonseipieiipe of tho in-clemeary of llie weather, luililTL'DHIIA V, tlio Otli lust. Ilfreinher lli y i-ATK.MHvr or tiii: hank oi' ugauu.v, outhcaiii y ; nay ol IliTi'i her, llljli, llisroilliteit Hills, Notes of other Hanks,... ....817-I.3.-.B 3.1 .... i;,.i;;i on Hperie, Aianiiut due from Hanks iu New York, Allia- ny, and Itiill'aln Due from Hanks In Ohio nml i'eiuisylvaiiia... Suspense jirrr t, liieliuliii!; defalcation of tho ialo Casliier, kr Itnaklns lliaisc and l.ol, Expenses, '2'JMl 77 4Ztm ii 10,7112 U7 in. IT7 ai .... lii,i;ii7 o2 .... 1.0JI1I.I ...$ 117.1100 Oil .... I7n:u.l mi .... 7.0J.I 77 .... 1.IH1 ill .... 19..'jl.lll S2!iu;o2 :w Onpllnl nnld'in titlicR Notes In rirruhitioii,.. I'rotim on liand, Hue toother Hriiiks Iiullvidiial llepusils, An liiHt.'illmeal niaounllnif to thirteen lliniisiiiid dollars hit liceu ordered, pajahle on the ?utli due oi'.ln ,rv nevt. AlllllsilV llll.l.s. 'President. ii:cil!i;r. MVi; AIT, Casliier. Fwora anil suhscri'ieii to l elere me. Iieceinlicr H;.i;, lilUVAIil) I'l.IXT, Justice of the Peace. Per. lt!..nw Nll'l'll'l: 'I'll Ml:v Isaac X. W'neni MllEltrt or THE I.ECISLA TI UE. imj linn riTctiilv iiiitiii-stii'tl, ninl lum nniv I'cirwilp nt hi.4 looUh.H', r TltEA'I'ISE ON' TOLI'I'ICAL ECONOMY, in finineritin trith the mural n title nmf hi or. if pro-lret of or irt u !y Tlmnuit '." aluifm. I. D. rrot'i n-nr ol" l vinity in the I' nivcrsily oi" EdiuUirg. tSt-ioutl AiiiltUuii Edition rrircgil. I'.rtrnct frvina Hrrictr of th? first American edition, from the pen vf ueof the ahtrt political in thin conntm. "UY Iniil tr.it vw!( ivilli uiilVi !iict itiniin. V n-joirc Unit n truly iiiacliniiriiriMtian 11 it:t tit ltrci I a nt leuitli tnknu un tlie Molmioti ot" iinrtimiK nu Hie Invc.otinni imi nf wliirli ci niiirli of liiininn haiiiii(fi in uYiitih-iit. It wa tiiint I'nr sucli u i cu to ruler into l c lit-M. IT I'ulitirnl I'rininiiiy !rou-vi-rcaiit only iidout wdilth, it 1 not I In- nt inuo ul' Xaiioiml rn-pcrlly,nitit iiiuot not pn-tciul In di' tiito to (Jnvrruuu'iil. Il 'I In I hr KriRiiri! nf Naiiutiiil l'msMTity, thru wrnllli it lint it nnlv ipKMiiMu; Imi llu iiili-llciual, iimnil, nml rein: i mx inlerm' ni xtic ii ty iuiiiii ilialrly rninr iu lix (,irt aiul i:irn'l" uf tliu pri-urr. Tlii;- I- linw nnirluxivcly ncttlnl tthnr in tl o nno nr tlic ntln;r nniiii nf vif-w. Clint rx lakcx the lallrr: ami in UU inn, tl iTrtnrr, tin- trnlli nf 1'iilifirnl Ef oiinnir ln'-micx lili-nli iumi Willi ino niurnl nml nr nlMl tciirlini ot II t.osH. j Tlir crral rrxnlliii'i Irxin.' xnyx Iip, ix the ini inuw nllianrr , wliirli nlilniiiH iH-lucrn tlu crnuniiiiral tifil 1 iio nioritl;' nml l.e j iindrrl.' liM In il n wtmlA Hml . r..r il. a ill t'ciuti of ti Miiir,tlipir mor.it nml rrlii'loux vdiiral iuu fstlic liil nml iiniiliMl nl lio-t fiftmli. I ....li...- I .'How e.'ieerly tho , lien , ol'lbls work ... ,,licl,,le,l ill Ureal llrl'u ny be Jiidied of, from Iho furl, that Hie whole I edition was sold otf In tlic incredible short M'rhnl of llirce days, j . ' I I crsous cnettitcil in ICLMsaillon, or devising ways and means for the p'osperily and happiness of our rouulry should make themselves familiar Willi the pi ineiples of this work." Hee.il ll.t;. II'llllE W recently HIllllT'S lll'.IMIRTS Isaac N. Wnniso lins port uf Vase nt l.atr nml in C'ninrrrit, ilrriili-il in tlio S.cj preme Court of 0'.i, ihirhis the y.'iir lif.il. Ill.lJ. Hi. 1,1, II1.H, In ken t'riilll orii'inut minutcn: ly Julin t .Vri.'til, Inlr nut' uf li e Jmiifi'i i if mill Court. 1 very luru wiper roynl U vo. vol. ol lJjll iiijen, in line luw liimliuu. y.rtrart from the Preface, "When tl.p ri'iiorter uf tin ne rimcit lonk his Bent upon tlio I'l'iirh, nnd prorei'ili'il uon rircuit duty, he was ci-o'iliii2!v 1 rmliiirrii8 'd willi llie iinrerinlu uinl tliverl int prnrtire, mul tlio rotilrmlii-ttiry eviilem-e ut' former irritiiiits. Mo leyiiu! lotlike notm uf riisi'ut tin; trlnln of which lie r.nHtciI, merely to help llio meinory in the ilcrUion. Ah he iirnsrcMcd lie took more ropiium not en, nml triumrrPieil tlu'iu into n iiiiiiiiMriit Nok hi llie fitrm of lteiort, Willi llie ileiiin of prm-mm: Roitie ' cvlilenro of pninlit deriileil. Thin Imnk lie uuiile Mm rirruit ro in pn 11 ion. Iiopimi tlierehy to rernrc uuiforiiiity in lifn nun no tion at ilillereut nerlmln nml phi res. I' iuiliiit! llie rrporlx run-Venieiil In hiuixelf In the dinrlmrue of his jtnlirinl din in; their puMlrntion siittiirnieil itooll ns convenient for llin prol'("ion; nnd Kiev nro now nuiilo puMir in the hope of Iciim imeful. Tim volume ronlninti till tho niKi-ti in the iiinnunrript volume, nml nil llio Itepnrls preserved of the (;rent linml er of nines hi the trial nf wliirli the repurter sut, excepi a low nlrundy PuMIhIii'iI iu tlio Oliiu Iteportft. The nnmlier uf cnne reported, Isnne hntulrei and ninetn. tight eighty lent than it eontained in theteUote m'r rolumea of the (thio Report. Much lime nml Inhor hnvn lieen ilevoled lo the nrrmiueiiieut of lie Inter, with tho detail of making It ropiniM nml ensy of refer enco, th e. 9 lii.lt;. UATTI.IN. Klkswntn' llie Iteetrr: hv t'lipliiin Mnrryiil. S voln. 1 Jinn. ;iksrntnwn; nr the Prophet uf tint Went. 2 vols. I.hno. hkiminincn; or a Winter at Sclitons lliiiiifeliLIu Lower Si ria: hy t'tipinhi Hull. vol. The Hone; n Novel hi 2 voln. 12nio. TJie IHnry of n i'neiinuyec, 1 vol. l'2mo. Lord Itolilun; n Itnmnnre: hy Allen L'uinilniilinm. vnli. In 1, Amies Serin: hy the nuttior of "The llelre." 2 vola. 12mo. The Lnst Hnys nf Pompeii: new edition, Tim Mislrlnii: hy Leih-h Hitrhic. 2 vols. Uuio. JiiHt received uml for sulo ut llio llookniore uf No. 15 1HA AC N. WIIITTXfl. rpilK Pi:Li:trr LoNHON HTAi.I'.: rontninhm a rolleitlon J. of ihn most rrputed Trnacilies, Comedies, O perns, Meln lirumns, Fnrres, ami Interludes. Aceurnicly printed from nrt tiiR roptes, as lie r formed nt tho Thrmtvrs Itoynl, nnd rnre.fiillv rollnted nnd rrvlxcd. 1 vol, sap. roy. Uvo. Kuilielllslicil with nu me rou h IhmrnviiiKi, London. Just received and for snlo at tho llonkttorn of IPAAC N. WlllTtNU October 21 SEMI-WEEKLY. " w ..7 u Vvi.r " . . " DKN r.VL PI'RfSERY, embracing a united Medical ami Me chantcal Treatment of the l)itats of the Teeth. Gum and Mouth Dr. V, l'. Jlauum linviiu! returned to Coin in-hug, und taken a room nt Cel. Noble's lintel, oilers lug so r virefl to the people of thin pliirc. Durum Hie Inst six years he has devoted his entire attention to Dentistry; nnd hnvint! traveled Uvcnty-five thousand iiiilen, in diHWcnt purls of the L'niicd Slates, lie has hml an opportunity of heroining nnpitimtcd with the licnt method of nperutlnit, and ofihc Diseusea of the Mouth peculiar to dillemil climate. . It. Ili iiifr well prepared to extract Teeth, lie invites the poor as lie will make no churge if they are uimhle to pay. Deccuilier 6'.. If "TVISHAHCfl OF TIIK EVK P. ItrtiNlUM, M. DM of Chlllf- pothe, rcuprrt fully Informs tho puMic that he cxpertB to vMt roliiinlnifl in the coarne of a few week, for the purpose of intending lo nny c:'IU which muy he made upon him tu the line of his profession asau Oculist. Having, for several years past, paid much nttentiou to Disuses of the Kyc.nnd performed with complete turrets n iiunitw of delicate operutions, niuoui! which were one for Cataract on an old hidy upwards of seventy years of nun, and one for a severe rase of Itctinlthi of Ion? stnndiiut, which had tin tiled the kill of some eminent I'rnrtilioncrs, lie Hatters himself that those who mny rerpiirc his services ran rely with confidence on obtaining speedy nnd permanent relief, lie irt in possession of almndaiit testimonials of his sucress in the 'reataient of lids funnhlalile class of DUeasen; which will lie ehi!.iiod to those who may uufcirc Hi address, Sfrt will he made known on npphcutiun to the Kditor of thcStutC Jirual. Dijrum'ier fi, Ul,(li. (it jolt SALE, 2M acres of unimproved Lund, nituated in Delauare county, Ohio, Mug lots Xos. t.j nnd Hi of the I'll Or. ;'h I'. 1 41 It R. Cnit.-d Slates Military. Said laud i A. j u! out :'M inih-H from Colnailnis, and 1j frtuii (iranville, Dela- tt'iirii ii iid Mount. Vti Timn. 1 or terms upply to tlie suhscriLer, at Rtisi'M's Hotel. Der, (j..;!t i uio iiuiisputai'ln. CI'.OItCE . ALLEY. Q1 vvl:I)i V l'i liway Irani I hu su'scu' er, livinir near Soul li lllniiiiilicM, 1 ' ' '"' cwey, on or annul llie I tit I. nveniler, a Mark u'"y ."""s "". vwiniis'iir la ner lurelie.'iil. Any per son reiu' it sum Jlcre, or eiviiiL' such hifiirniiilion ni will dial le mv lo recover her, shall l.e adi'ipiatelv rewarded. Il,','li'-" AllSFIt K. WII.I.IA.MS. rpni: n.tiwEii.'i up i.ovi:i.ii:ssTweivo (.main of J. I eaialc l inures, ciui.h'iaallc ol Flowers, with ruotical II-; liislrnlions, hy tlio Countess of lllessiiiulon: forming a most sidemliil folio volume, in eieitiint ciuhossed hindimr. " Iu FloictrA ami rssins, .urc Is wont to truce F.iuMems of ll'oiimii'j virtues and her uruce; Hnth pare, hotli sweet, hoth formeil Willi curiouB Bkill, The ipielut nnalo'y surpriM's slill." Just receiceil mid for side at tho Hookstorn of Hecen r l;l ISAAC N. WIHTIXfi. If. I " I' i: IE SON 'S M AM' AI. A iiinimiit ol' l'ii r ll:iiiu-iTt:i7-lirecii. e, composed oriuiiinlly for ttie i'sn of the Senate of the I'niieil Slates, bv Thomas Jellersnn. Willi references to tl;R practice and rules of llie House of li('iresenlativi's. Tlio I whole hroiuiht down to the prnclici! of the present time; u which ore added the rules nnd orders of t olll Hollies of Con res-.. For s:ile ut llio huulislorc of ISAAC X. Wlll'I'I.Xt;. Hoc. !l!i!.li;. IN'II CAI.I... -'i'he snhscrlber earnestly reiiiestsall those D imi lehtcd lo him to rail ami selile Imiuediatelv. He will positively eouiinenco suit against tliose wlio do not coniplv. 1.. HEVNIH.ilS. Please call at the old stand, Xo. 1, fiVoihile's How, now occupied as n Hardware Store by S. W. il J. E. Palmer. Nov. Ill NI'.IV STOKE OF XEU'liuollS, AT WHOLESALE AND Itl'.'I'AIL 'I'he sul scrllier is now openiii, at No. (i, Coioinercial Ihiihlitics, near II. Woodbury A: Co. a liOL'e assort- it of fresli Winter Ootids, which lie oli'ers nt a small advance from llie Xew York cost. His lerms are rash, proiturc, or iiood Indorsed miles. Country incrrlinuts, peddlers, mid citizens generally, will p!eass call mid exnm'iic hlsnnods anil pi ices. A part of his stork consists of IOIIII pieces of Caiico, 00 do. Satinet, oil do. Hroail Clolll, 2(1 do. l-'lnimel, 20 do. Moleskin, '0 do. ;i-4 Cirrns.ian, lo do, Eiuilish ami French .Meriooes, .Ml do. Colored C Iiric, 3 eases ;1 4 and 4-4 Tirkuur, 20 Iniles 4-4 mid ;P4 Hrnwn Slieeliu mill Sliirlinu. T, rases llleaclied do., Ill Laics Wlckiuir, 6 do. Cotton Yarn, 10 do. Collon Hals, 2o liaijs Coll'ee, 20 ebeds 'i'ea, 10 cases Pools nnd Shoes, Columbus, Nov. III. L. S. III'IIP Mill. A .MLHICVN IIO'I'EL, Camrr of llii'h anil Slalr. S'rrcll i . opposite Hie Stale 7onsf, Coltimhii,()liio Thomhssri- ners niiviii.,' iiikpii ine largo ami couiiiioillous inuluuiL' 01 K. IV. . Mi Cnv, ;-,. are now prepared 10 teeclve the Triivelilul Public, I nnd llonrilcrsitcnerully. They (Inner thcinsclves that Iheceiitrul ' posilion of Hie slmid, and tho exleusivo ncconuiiodiitloiis of the ; I ouse it-elf, n.hleil to tho nhiiiidanl iirenuriillous of Hie Pronrie- ! tors, mid a desire to give ecueral alislacll will eoa Ihem 1 to entertain In a style not inferior to that of uny other house West of the Mounlaius. Nov. 2li C. F. nRESHACII & CO. MILES AXII Tit ACTS Aiipplv"of Ilibles ami Trai ls, published by the Aincricnii Tract Society, lias lately been ive.l at the llepositoiy Iu Columbus. Orders will he filled on reipicst. Auiutiit others arc family llihlcsnt a reduced price, mul well hound. Apply lo Nov. 211 HAMIT.I. CnoSHV, lleposilary. rpn i.Ey.ii;i'o 1'hTi'., i.ii'e. ami maiiine ivsi'. silrance I'ouipaliy I ncorpnrale.l iu lll.ili Cu.itiil .c.illll,- lino SI27,".00 paid in -The uiiile-si!:iu..l, aceiil of the a'ovc Company, is now prepnrcd to insure nL'ainsI loss or dninn'.'c hy l ire, mid to take Marino risks, iihiii ns favorable terms as can be obtained hi the Suite. Applications may lie iiiade by letter, (post pn id.) or at I be oiliecol SrxitLl.Nu A; liiLucii r, Siale-slreel, north ol Hie Market House. Nov. 2ti..lf T.YNT. HTAHI.IXfl, Jr. VVAI.CAIILE S'l'OHE S I'ANIl FOR SALE The subscrl-. hers bavin.' removed their entire stock of goods from Mid-il'e'.ur..', l,o:mi county, olfcr their Store Hoom mid Dwelling House for snle. M hhllebiiri: isn Ihiiirishimi ami iileasmit couulry villnee on Hie Slate road Icadill'.' from Colinuhllslo llellefoiiiaitie, dllmt'es from the former, mul 12 from the hitler. The surround-in couniry Is uooil, mid lo any person wisliiie.' n slami In n country Vlllai'i! this would bo desirable. Hy llio-o iieiiiainleil will) Hie stand mid ll.e stirroiimliiu! roonlry, it is considered the best opi'iilim for a eood assortment of Goods that there is iu all Ibis valley; hut as no person wishing 10 pnrcliase, would do so wiihoiit first examiiiitui Iho town and surriuuiiliiiL' eouulrv. ami formimr a jiiilinncul of their own, the sii'-scribers deem It unite- ressnrv lo elve any tnrther ilesrriiilion of It, For nurlieulnrsnn- ! ily to A ham Su.l.Klts, Springfield, or F irtnr J. II. El iikiit. Mil!- dls'lirj. J. A.TRCI l TiCO. Miibllebur,nv, 20.. I'll WKI.IN II V N K OF COLI'.MIirs. .V..ccintcr21. 1 tc.it! Nulice Is hereby uiven to Iho Stockitiihlers of Ibis Hunk, thnt nn rlcclinn fnr ll irli-cu Dircrtmi. will .c l-M nt llm nauk in-j Mmixo, In I'.iluml.ux, on llie llm .Mnml iv In Jnnniirv m:.t in ni-n at 2 o'rlnrk, I" M. J. M. ESI Y.t'.'iifili, .. - - - SsVi' ' M' Ot'liS, H A Mr.iEUCIIII'.l'S, &' Ceiitlenien'. Snllii. ide. nail Hiiiiibiixiue Slocks, from :7A renls lo ...1 I'litiu "'"! I'"""'1' Silk m"'k. Hanilkercbiels. from ;171 rts. In ft I.liieu, Cainhrlr, Pkiin nml Em'iroiilereil llniidkerrhiefs, from 2.1 cents to All. l.iuon folium and Itiwoms, lalest styles ami patterns, at Nov. 1 ri.NNi'.v k jriiiis, No. a, Cnodale's How. I)o'L t'lIALLVS, (Vr. fnlorrd Pnplnhi. n oplendid nrlii'le. I'liiiu nml liirureil C'luiMyn, ,1 nrli osnrtuient of color , from S.l to S2't n pnitcru. P);;in nmt lien red filks nml Sat inn. from "ill rent' lo f 7. per ynrd. Ill n-k li rou M 'nine, tiros iln llliiiie, tarns ilu Swjsn, nml lli'li in Sitl,, for snle liy rr.wF.v .v jri'D, Vov. 1 o. .1. (iooihile's How. "I5't" MM'LOTIIS AND t'AHHIMI'.ltLS.A splumlid ns-I J irlinr:it of nn iter linn ltro:il I'lut! h nf idl rolom. Also, n rii li nsKortinrnt Plnhl, ItiM.'d, Uurkskin. nml Phiiii t'iuiiuierei4, of (lie most fiidiiiuiiul'lu pallcrnn, for sate nt redureil priced, for nwh, l y IM:M:Y A: Jl IH, Nov. I No, , tood;ilen How. CXMLl'.Trt A Ml VF.ST;. Siiperllno Cermiin onts' llnir t'nuilcts, n rich nsHortmeni. Velvet, tSilk nml Mori no Vesiiuei l'KWKV fi JI IHi'.S Nov. I No. 5, (loodiile's Itow. 1,M'll CAl'i;.-, &c. S.iiirrel I'lipea and Muntillita. ' Jenet do. do. Huper Lyni Honn. Itereivednt 1'KNXKV & Jt'DD'S. ort 7 I CUINoa Frem h nnd KuuIImIi Merinoi. il 1 do. iti. li FL'urcd do. Of I 7 A prent variety nt IT.NXKV & Jlfhn'f. iHIKUV 6lv. Merino, Wprttud, Almoin, nml Ltuuli'i wool one. tieni't Plain nml lillihcd Lnmh'a woot Slilrtu nml Drnwcn, do. do, do. Merino do. do. .uilie-' do. do. do. Vents nnd do, net 7 A splendid assortment nt I'KNXKY h JlTpIVS. NLW l.oiiKt. The Aiuitoiuy of Drunkenness; hy Holicrt MnmUli, Pelf Ldurntion; or tho Menns nnd Art of Mornl Proircss, Trtiiislnied from tho Frenrli of M. Lo Unron Ui'Beiinndo. l oimuorK's DiillineR ol (.roioey, Kleiueutfi of llotuny: hy Aon tiruy, M. I). A Pnirtii nl TreuiUeon Loromottvo EnincB upon Hailwnyr hy tlio (hi!V. F. M. (i. I)e PiimlHiur. A merirnn Oratory, or tfeleclions from the Speeches of eminent Ameiinilis, Nov. 4 Just received, nnd for snln liv MON'ROT. HKLL. N' tiV WOltKH, Lleiiienls nf Intcriiiiliimiil l.iiw; with S Hkeirh of the llhitory of tho Scicnco: hv Heurv Wlieuion, LL. I. 1 vol. Uvo. IMiyidnil Theory uf nnother Life: liy the author of Natural History ol niNtiunnmn. 1 vol. 2m. The llnpiinisln Aincrlrn; a Nnrrnllve of Iho Depntntlon from the Ihipilst union in Kmtlnml, to tho rolled Htntcs nml Cnmtdn hy the Itev. F. A. Cox, D. l. IX. It., and tho Iter. J. llohy, 1). 1). 1 vol. 12ino. Mnnnttemenl of Children tn Pic kiicss nnd tn Huallh: by Dr. 0. Ackerley. Jnst received and for sale hy Pcrt.St MONUOE D1XL. T',"ri'n immediately, an apprentice to the Tailorine lu " " inw. Apply lo tiAMUKL M CLULLA.ND, Iec. 9..lll WANTED, (hreoor four JOCItNEVMI'.V TAILORS, for whirh the llutfido prices will he paid witl out nny refer- ciico iu me uiuiii unsriiy. ll. ()iVl,, k CO. No. 1 Kxcluinge UuildJnus, ISroad-strecf, Dec.3...tf. Cnhim'l.usOl.fo, MORR I.K relied ins IfiHT ON TUB HiriUIX'T. Fletcher's Dnuhle lleciinj Lamps. A superior article for IL-htin' Church es, Stores, Olltccs, fcc. For sulo hy Nov. tl.-frn KF.rin & MITTON. DU. WALDO devotes spccinl atteuttou to DISK A SI'S OF TIIK KVH. Artificial Eijes inserted. Ollice Knuriht., west ofitare-strcot, Cinciniuitt. Octoher H.,lv ri'It ENTICi; WANTED TOTIIKCA HIN'l'T IH SINES . One Hi or 17 years old, of Industrious Imhits. m..! character. None other uccd uimlv cl- "lf I. G. D RYE II MUSTARD SEED WANTED For which the hishrt price will lie plven. p. . OLMSTKD. Dec. ft Dec. 3 Clll'.ltltV I'LAXK IVAN'I'EI). A few hundred feel a Inch Cherry plank, wauled liiimedintHv, for which ihc hh.lm.i jiiico will he paid, 1'. II. OI.MtilT.I). Nov. ffi "TJJLANKHTrl A lnrj.o assortment of Hose, llullil.nml Point jl i;!?"ki:U, for mile low hy I,, si, lll.'iui win, K"v' Ko. tl.l.'ioiniicreial How. TJi.ACK Italian. Cros de Swiss, and liros do Nap. "id. J so. n Hue assnrlliienl of Hark Cint'iiiins. For sale he Nov if, I., s. IH.'liHAHIl, No. (I, Commercial How. WANTKII lnu dozen IVnolen Socks; 1 1 nil I yards Liusey; For wllich tho liiliest prico w ill he paid hy CHAMPION' (i I.ATIIIlnP, 2,r' 2fi Nos. n nml 10, Excliaiit'e lliiililinjs. 1)APIl A larire assortment of Cup mid Letter I'liper, plain nod ruled, for sale hy CIIAMI'loV A: I.ATIIHOI'. Nov. 2d Nos. II noil 10, l:M'hnn..'e Pulldiuix. L,l,t ''.vnx, Sipiirrol, nml Jeiincl Capes and Pelerines a I J? lari;e lissorlincutgume verv superior. Fur s:;le hy CIIAMI'loV fi I.ATIMitiP, Kov2(i Noj. II mid 10, Kxrlmnsc Hiii'dimrs. BltoW.V SilDI'.Tixos & Hit I ItTI.XCrwiTii'wri'iiro iiiili Hrown Hheeliiis and Sliirliics a sunerior article re. ceiveil nml for sate by Nov. 2i CHAMPION li .ATIIHOP. Xos. II nml 10, Exrlinice lliiihlhu's. rll'TV CASES HOOTS AXII FIIOES-J? ineiit. For sale, at low prices, by a romplete uisort- champion-fil.ATnrtop. Oct. ' Nos. II nml 10, Exchbnee liiiihliiik'S. Oil. I IO of KM AXIISA'I'INS, Plain and Fiiirida full um.i colors uud ijilulities. For sale nt low prices bv CIIA.MI'ION & LATIIHOP, 0rl--' Xos. 11 and III. Evchinnio Huibliii2j. CASSIMEIIIM AMI SATIN ET.S.-2II0 pieces, ,laiii,'ril,W, and plaid, ussorted unuliliesanil colors. For sale bv CIIA.MI'ION LATIIHOP. Ort. 25 Xos. Hand 10, Exchaime Hiiiblimts. BI.EACIIEI1AMI llltOWXCtlTTOS.-2llriorsnienehe,l Sliirlinss nnd tjhccllnijs; 40 bales Hrown do. do. For sale CIIAM1ION' Ic LATIIHOP. Nos. II ami 10, Evchiiii!!e lluildiniis Oct. 2.". 1S. of cu ItlNOSFrenrll, Eniilisliiinil Ocrinmi 11 liilln i,ni I ulors. I'orsuleliy CIIA.MI'ION At I. ATIII111I'. I Nos. Bund 10, Echai,ee Hiiihluia.. 1 I 1IHCASS1A.NS. 1 M pieces, black I o-ore, colors. For j sale by CIIA.Ml'ltiN k LATIIHOP. Ort. 2,"i Xos. II ami 10, Exchange lliiildius. fU. Fl.OOIt CLOTHS, from 1 1,. (j y, wide a eood ar- Vncie. lortaloby CHAMPION k I.A'I'llllol' Oct. 2j Xos. Q mid 111, Exciimi'.'O HiiihiiiiL-s. I 5 1. A N K I, I S. Mackinaw nnd llullle. Also, Hose, U 4, 'J 4, 1 J 1 10 4, and 114. Fur sale bv CHAMPION & I.ATIIIinp, 0cl- 25 Xos. 8 mid 10, F.xcl niice lloililina. 1SI.INICS PATENT FIIENCII III.ACKINi; , superiorto J nuv II. I he unrl.l Pr I... 1 'i 1.', i- ...... .. - - . '. ' OI'EHMACKTI CANIILES, for salo by 1. 11. OL.MSTEII. VJ October 2" jo '777 '. ' ' - 1 -J i-f". -"INA, AN" UL1.1.NM-WAHE, Foil SALE HY I'. II. OI.MSTIill. BOOTS AXII Sllor.S.A scleral nssnrtmciil. for sale by 01101.0125 p. . ol.MSTI.il. tAnHKAkriKIX CAPS, for ante be 1'. II. ol.Msli-ii 12 rillAMIVVCNE WINE. -A (fiw U;iki't rimmiiagnc Wine, V-7 ZWESVILI.E HALT ofthc IttKf (iiiiititv, u-l rcr ivrd nnTl lr Hiilo l.y '. II. OL.MSTED. July 22 rll" Wl-Ol '!- in . . ... . " y yiAXISII tll.AHSn superior nrli. eto be m, t ihc I'. If. OLMSTED. July 21 IT.W SIIAHES EAST MAItENUO STOCK, for" side by July 22 p. ii. oi, ms i eh. 7,X''''' A XL'I'KIHOll UI'AI.ITY, Fi.'H SAI.eIi- March 2 lillPIIOHV ct III 'It II. OIX TIIOI SAM) IHIIEI.sTiFwHIMT W ANTEIl.Tor k; which rnsh will be luil.l, liy W HAXCE, Sept 2 II Sim SI'IINES. ;) ;i 4. mul .l feet Hacrooii llurr Mill Stones, for sale by the subscribers. W. A. til LI. . c Co. nn 7, nro.i.lway Exchange, mid at their old stand, High St. April l!L. ly. tloPPEH.TIV, ANUS uml I'or sale by I SHEET IRON WAIIE. maiiufarlnreil Y. A. Oil. I. K- I'll. No. 7, llronilwnv Excliaiure.niid atlliclruldtaiid.lll..tii.si. April III.. ly 1 LS. I ookinu, Franklin, Cannon. Hot, 7 ned III Plato IJ stov . lor sale liy W.M. A. till. L k CO. No. 7, llroadway Excllmise.niid at their old stand. Ilk'test. April III.. 1 y nTlloMI'SON, Resident lleulisl, opposite llie Presle, lerinn . Cliureli, I'liliinihiis, June b' Bol.TIXI! CLOTH roil SALE liy L.tToOllALF. ;Co. Jul)' 24. 5K..ly SWAIM'S PANACEA AND VEIlMII'Cf'.F., FonTtAI.E II Y July 2d..;il-ly L. COOIIAI.E & CO. ClU'MlVvi KI'.lt'sT'ELl:HnAfl:irTONICANI)ANfi' IHSPEPTlc 1'll.Lri, lor sale by L. CUODALB k CO. Jiy i I. 5ii. .iy MACHINE CARIIS, Foil BALK II Y I., July 21. OOOIIAI.E Ic CO. fill.. I y R OWL AMI'S TONIC MIXTriIi:.Tlie eenuino orildc rniiMniitly fur mile at tlio Ohio Drua Hiore of 1i"ly HI'MXI'.lt t'LAtllC. rpiNM AN WAN'TLIl. Wnnlerl iniimdiiiH-ly , n uooil JoMruey I. iniiii Tiiimnu, to whom ronfiiiut ciiiployiuuiit nml iool w jilth will Ih1 ylvi'il. Apply to Orluler KAHSOV d MrCI'Nr. II'IKIi: IIM.I.S I. M i: nr(ii:. II.MIIII.sii.., Jlomnir nl'llii' I'nl.lif HiTvlrronf William lli'iiry llanlniii: lly Jhiiii's Mall. F.iiiI.cIIhIu.,1 with n lini.iy riinivr-.l I'orlniil. 1 vol. l'rlrn t2 rciita. I'ur ,ulc nt the tluoUlnrr! ut' rt Jl ISAAC N. WIIITIXf!. "VT I'.W IHHIKH Sit Vour. In tliu .MoiuMcrlca of lluly, fee. lly H. J. l.1ioni.y. HlM'pimnl I. cp: wrillcn l.y liimnrlf. 2 voN. Trail, ol' AliK'rirmi l.il'e: l.y Mi. Hurnli J. Half. 1 vol. Nov. 4 Jml rcri lvi'.l.aii.l fur mile l.y MilMllH'. Ill'.l.l,. MASII'rt HAl'lllirril.UII'irii.kiiir. Ilar"iiwi"ij"::li'nv rollrrtlnii ort'lmrrli Mimic, in pulrnt nntl',. Tlio Minuri llariiioiiy. For sale, liy Hie dur.cu or .liiijlc copy, at tlic HrHiV.iorr of Nni'i'inlmr 111 MllMIOi: Ill'.l.l,. T 1 AM 'A I. Ill' TIM'. IH IS'I'ON Al'AllliMV 111' MI'rMl'.l'.ir 111. Iiialnirtiuik in llie Clemen's ol' Von.l MiMle on tlic ,i. Icni ul' re.lal. 1X7.1. lly Lowell Miimm, rroli'."or in llie Aea.lemy, nov. 4 jiii rerelyeil, nml fur ililo l.y .MIIMIlli: 111,1.1.. MACKIVTCCII'it rilAITII'i:. Tho l,rlwl.le of I'alliolo. py, niul riarllrc of I'llv.lr: i.v Julin Markinlo.li. M. II. From llio lal I.om.I.iii olillon; Willi Nnlca nml A.I.I i I Iu.ta, l.y Samuel tloorjo Morion, M. II. 2 vol. Ilvo. I'nr nlo nt t,'o llookmoro or ISA At! N. WIIITINIi. Nov. 11 UEAIIY MAIMTl7lTmililJu7t7ei'uVe,ira'liernl. orliui'iit ofciolliiug ulc in a I'a.liioiinlilc imj niilialaii- llnl innnncr; ninoim whirl, arc: 1'etemlinin ami t'lutli tlvcrronti fil.crlliio lilne, l.lnrk.nna fiincy colortd Frock nml Drew 1'ont, ami Co:ijt. Pnllnel t'.iau nml I'nnlnlonna llnrk.kln nml I'lnln CiiMlmcre Pnntaloon Hllk Velvcl, flolh, Silk, Merino, nnd Valencia Vculf a line nwirtlncnt Merino anil l.ninlia' Wool Hlilrl, ami Prawerp. e'". 1 1 For nil. l.y K. i A. I' ASK, CAItll The iinderslirucd, Iroin Lancaster, In till. Slate, . lias Inken the Hold Tavern Stand, Hourly opposite to the 1'iil.llc. IIuII.Iiiibs and Coiirl'llnuie, in Culuiulnis, mul owned hy Wllllatn Nell, Km1., which will heienlter I kiiuwn as Ilia NA TIONAL IIOTF.L, and will lie furnished and attended to In a style eiiinl lo Hie hiehc.t eTpcctationa. Thoslnitesof the Ohio flr.na CoMF.ar Hop at till. Iluuse, and their Ollire I. altnclicd io tine es.nii.iiHiiiin.nl. JOHN NOItLR. Uarcll 1, lUJi. Stiif NEW KtlOIW AT Till: OHIO CHEAP CAf II BTOHK. The lulnrrlliera hnvini; taken llie Storo No. 5, Coinniw cl it lliiililiuci, a few doom south of 1). VVoodlsjry, havo Ju.t ceived a spleiulid nnsortment of Staple nnd Fancy IIH Y (iOOIJH, which they oiler on ns rensaiinlil. term, as can lie oi.ininud In tlic rily; and they respectfully iovile the puhlir to roll end e-amine for themselves. IIOLSEN, JESHUP Si CO. Nov. 2i CI ROS ,e Nap. Mcrinoes, n new mid plendld irtirle for ladles J winter dressin, Just mi elvcil at No. o, Comnierrlnl Build- Also, rich liared Silks. Nov. 22.. Cm D8. Illllll'.KTV, the proprietor of the Kooktaih Hi'biso . llorsE, on the Wharf, south of llie llrlds, wishes to in. loriu his friends, and Iho pulillc ecncrnllv. tint he Hill limn. .. iissorlinent of rolnil BKOCEHlia; consislinit, In part, of Can- nies, imiis, nerruis, Kiusliis, Tohncro, (iinger, Candle., rig. Feet, ond Oyslen. Also, a uood nslortment of LltlUOHS 100 iiallons of Whisky for sale bv the OUnri Or ffnllnn. not Info. rlor lo any offered for sale. ji;ov 2ii 7w A WHIT of atlai luiieiil irai this day isiucd, ut my Instance, J liy Jolin Swislier, a Justice of tliu Peiunnr M,h. m. .. sliip. Iu the county of Franklin, ngnlii.t the g.Hi.li cliattels, rlijlit., credits, uioncyj nnd rtTerts of Aaron Cook, u ahscondmi debt. juii.h i.ui.111 iiiiinr. Nov. 19.. 16-41 C1ITI.KX8 OF COI.LF.MIIUSIMessr.. II. N. Owr.sk Co., J would rnll your ntlenlion to No. 1. Exrhamre llnildln.. Ilroadway, where lliey nre now rendy to wait upon nil tliose who feel an Inlerest In their welfare. The above bnlldliiii line been lilted up expressly Tor the .Merchant Tallo. Uu.,e, ,ni hi roadway ,1,1c; am! they msy c;,.e. t,, lre.,way ,Trk will he d.uio. holh wllh re.-ird to eultlin nnd making. Ther ..i.vc an eMen.lvc assortment of iwielotfw, Cnsslmere., and ''"'""'"; w7""l Willi every article of men's apparel, comb, lint ol hue luuiii shins; line tr.':-".. shim, with line, l,o.om,. silk drawers and wmppen; cotton, flannel, uinri wisd, worst-i d, nml merino drawers and wrappers; silk, merino, worsted, niton, mid Iniub's wool half linse; rolton nml merino hose-buckskin, beaver, hoiseskln, silk, kid. mid enttoii (lovea; silk '' ''la aic.i'oitciii.nnd worsled siispeiiders; men's pocket liaud- "''"', ' "avals; ready liciinmd rravnls; illlfencrs ami slocks, ol every .teser ij,! i..n ami style; trillcl hnsouis, nnd plain ":"! '"" '"' lo, mul rollars of iho newest pal- tern: also, Llark coin bosoms, uuninlomi nrn.H nr ...... ami billions of t::e latest fushions and stamps. ' I . S. Il has been sa.'uMed to us that we lis.l lti.. h.... taken a room on lllsh .tu-etliui II was Impossible, nnd we have the hist ro lor our business thai we en 1I...1 1. i. ciiy; mid the hl a of ils bene; out of the way, Is miller Idle. as It is bat a lew luiiililcs' walk from nny furl of IIMi si reel and so ensily round. Unit a blind man mold not miss the way' Ileum connected wi e of the best establishments of thokliir) ill llullnln, wo shall ai all times he able to furnish Iho publi. witn the hilcl New nrk fushions. . $, fj. (,. Coliuiibtis, ll:c. J..tf "lI-HI'l'INt; I'LLIH f lk fur Ik, sutler '...-Uereral difecis exist iu the rononon writing Ink, v. hu h li.ne been roinpliiiiieil of from li I o 1.1. but which sine the invention mid seiieral use of the steel Pen! linve hem lelt mie n, thai tliose w l.o would otherwise prefer wrllm- w ith tin hnve h the dili'n lilly h: , is eo roinpeiii 11 to ubinuluii them, from lillll ill tllelT lOt'.OW ills to the ilm-n ..I.I... and waul of I'ui.Iit v in the roniiimn Inks. The initularlly of Iho U iutimi I'M 111 is ils urccaish Hut rolor when lirst written, wliich, iu the upiui ,1am. who hnve used It, Is 0n ini- lioitiini adviiuliiiri' Icli'i more isreenhle, mid le wearisoun to the eye, than any 01 the black Inks; and as II become. . ,!,. blie k ntterv. arils, there can be no reasonable ohiccilnn o tn... cunt. " The superiority of this Fluid over common li,. .1.. k'rl'.'ler mnlllii'ss Willi wliirli II romhliiea n 01, 11 ..! .1.. ''"" K'M "I'icli It tl.ms from, and follow, n.n .. ch'-'Liuit ns oilier Inks do; the superior blurkness it neiiuire.. -inee 11010 any nilnu.vtiirc 01 brown: Ihe elenms.. .. in, ...1.1..,. it wi in.", fiec lioip tln.t iieul.Mness which is the prevaillnu fault ' ' ' "r'-1" nie 1 (Usui, et rolor when lirst written, wh.n .is other i,,;,. ore nlwiij. pale; ,ho, liadrvint ao till. :ly, reli hiini; Ils llniih'.y In all Mouthers; and last, lln.nel, nol Ic.im. us dent mm . i.i, v, i.iof il, ,, , P,( all I" tililniitr riimmim , reluier it particular. Ivvnliiublc lollishs nml p Onties; also, for Witli lli.u. i, ami 'I lis rx mi s r HV, or rllirr imiiorlnnl Jern,(i. l l.e preuoiui, of 1. sn.imi Mi iui. Wns awarded at the lata fiilt 01 New ,k. lo Tiiai.iim . luvms, as the manufneturer of ll.e M t lioorn. I bine received a supply direct from Mr. IK ni.; and now oiler It lo the puMic, t:ril,cr willia superior lot ol SmUng H at of dile,rcut iiuslllie,, of llie ume mnniifne- '";"' , ".'HOJIAS B. HUTLEH. llcrcniber 3.. fit j ytllCI.AM NTION'.Whe7;.,",..lhei; , As- yofth, "' ' ' " M'b day of March, lliliti, passed a resi.tiilinu in the wools I'.ilbiwiiiir, lo wit: " Hesolicl by the Ceneral Ass.' v of Hie State of Ohio, Thai the C.vcnuir he. mid he is heicby re.piesle.l lo Issue, wilhin Hie present year, his prnrlainnlioii to the li.lial.ita uts oftbi, state rei omiueiiiliiii: lo tli.-m Hip nbserraiire or n day of Tlianksjivlinj' lo Aluiiitlily Hi. for hi. hlessini.. lo ua ns a people; which day shall l e selected lit the iliurolion uf the Uuvcrnor, anddesl-na-led in his proclalnalioii." Therefore. I, Itids-rl Lucas, flnvemor of tlio Slate of Ohio, do. in pursuance of the rc.o.ulioiinrorrsal.l.srlort and set apart Salunhiv the Jim ibiv i.l IW.....I ,n ... ... . . .. '- '. ' " e.serveu uv Ilia j "I " Slate, as a day of Thaiiksfivliu; m Almiirlity .-.... ..us ions ns n people; and do hereby exliort ah co.sl ciiisens s.. i, i.i n.i, ,L.....,i , , w.iriiii - "' "" n. ' nay, mm men nml there unilowltli lervi ni neon in I liaTikt-lvi...' In Ahnii'hiv i:..,l ,. h. kii.iwle.lje as ll.e inillior of all our c..o,l, fr hi. Innnmrrnl.lo hlclii". I'.lnwi',l a, ii, a o.le; ni..l to Implore a ron tin. lam e ol his merry ami nrotcrlini: rnrc over Ils rollcrlivelf ami iiniivuliii.il) ua a nation nn coinniunllics, nml as Indlvi-In ills. Given lllnler my hand, mid Ihfiflreat Peal of the Slat, of '" f'lil". a' l.'uliiiul.us, I his Jjth day of NovciiiIht. lll.iti, lll'IILKT Ll'l'Ad. lly the Governor: '. II. Ilni.l, Strrfloriief Stale. Nll l'll'i: In ..i.,nai., i: f n-nuiilcroY the Court of Coin-lin.li I'lens oi Franklin county, nin.le at their Henlcinher lirm, A. II. llljli. I shall ti ll nt iho door of the Court Mouse In said rounly.nii ihc .liif ic,emli'r nejt, llio folloivliu real cslnle. In nil. Sitly live arte, and seventy pcrchc., helm! part if scrlion n. cl;hlcen (:), townsMp live (0), rninto twenlv two 1.2), In llie ll.'fum Trnn, tn enlle.l; ami part nf that half of said scrlion of ivlikli William Merlun own. Iho norlli eml, lln-vhl Morion Ihc snulh rml.mul Mirlmcl lluitan a part .if the east side: thus leaving llie .reiuis.a to I ...l.) urrnuiided by tlio llnaa ol tVilliam Meilun on Ihc norlh, of llavi.l Merlon on Ihn aoiith, oI'Mlrlini'i liin.ui caal, ami tho west lino of said linlfaeclion on Hie w est. J'-- 2ii--n Avimr.w M'r.i.v.MV.Fimiir. jVJ l.'I'll K j.ilui K,l,, l,crl 8. Kelso, L.lcar V. Kelso, XI John W. KoImi, Hi ah Kelso, Jeremiah Kllsn, Jmne. Kinit, nml Sarah In. wile, lleujamlu li. Cnrnrnter, and Mmllila Ins ttile, John Jones, and I'lul Ann his wile, Xnurv Sylvester, widow, Mary Sylvester, Mary Ann Rvlvealer, Harait Ann Sv. vcsler, OlK-dlali Sylveslcr. :ld, Win. Svlvcslor, Joel Sylvester, Joseph Sylvesler, (Ita.llah Svlvcster. Jr nml JcremiallW Py. ..... ,..!. ii. .iniiii, uml on the 17tll ol Sei.lcm her. A. II. 111.14. Ilolmrl 0. Kelso, ol'tho coiinlv of Frni.klln. .... a,,,,. ol'dhlo, liled in llie.t'niirt of Cm on I'lcasof said rounlva .. lilloli ncainsi i ,, .,,., n, ,,.,,. nf .....,. ..,. tociinl.lotlin said Uni on S. Kelso, as Administrator nf Olicdlnll Sylvesler, di-rae.l, lo si ll Ihe uvviiia trai ls of land, to wit: l.ols Xos. I.. nml Hi, raiije ..townsi,ip 1, n.-, tion l.mm.ied In said riiimly; nn.l, also, In si t nil' ilower to Xiiney, widow of llenjanilii Si Ivi s'cr, s Ill.eiliah',d.'reased: midihcy an. lur. Iher ii.ilil':. ,!, H ,, ., nicy nppear mid p'ead, nuswer or demur In sni.l p. Illloii.wllliln sixty ilar. allrr I'lenexl termnffin.l Conn. Ihosal.i lloS'M S. Kel... ns Administrator, al the term next nller tl.o vpiiaii.in ..f.m.l siuv ilavs, will apply In said Conn in lake n li. r oi's.ild peiiilou as cuiilVsicd, ami lode. rrce llii.'reiui ftrrortluiily. Nov. tiw ' i;. swjV, Attorney for Poliiloncr. MAI 'ill .li CAIIIlS.-'i'l,,. MtlwrltV ItiTTaTnrtVnllv rTn hmiil n Mlpply of Marliluu Cni.ls. of supeilnr iu'llly Iniiii Xo. :il lo o. inclusive. He also ronilnuc. to lmi',1 Min ium's, nl liis uhl slmid in Worthlnctim, whore l0 will he plcjsed to tiltcuil tu till uhlt r, iu Ills line. Xov. j, lll.:ily I'llTTI'.R WRICIIT. Col.l MillAN ollllniV. I. It l:w l'LAXl:i'Ml M '"'"I Macl.i'.ery, ioveiite.l m,d ron.liurti-d hv Ilia sul.srril.er, iialr.uiiw d and assisted hv the ireein prnprlelriri la l,,,v ,,cr 'H '''' l"H. and twill lie .ul.,,,,,, ,1 ,,c eta a- ' """ nl '' Illk' Ii'ini'ii i" a lew days, and al'lcttvnrd. cxl.l- l.iled tor Ihc L'rnlilic,iti,in of liie puhlir. This 1'i.xM.TxBn .M pn si'iits i inlnlurn. though upon a arnle more exlen.iie, and a plai re pcrlei-t, II Is Micrnl.than any ever hillierlo roi-slrmted, the I piuiuinciit ohjoi-t. l ll.e Si- lar Syslcin, sivliia lo en. ll Ils pen r lii.il ions, and perl'..rinili2 llieir vurioiis ri voliili.uis in llu ir relative prnpu Hons of tluie ainmnon I in. rii-arcst nn.l most Bralili Inn Illustrations of that nioai suiiiinio science, a-tiion,.mv. It isthefiult l manv venr. mental nnd liiei hnni.-ul I r, ami has li-ou arioinnlished ki ... ex e nnpalliiu! lo pru.lent cl. ulnllon. inn pul. nr. will ho .li.lv nolliifd of the lime, .nit ,,l.ru e exhil.ill.in: w hen It la honed the mo.l th,ii,.,l... ,.,i,ii... tx' III not ho disappoiiiteil. Worlliii...iin, Ort. i; JAMFS III'SSF.IX. rpilF. IXIIIAN FXI Mt TDIlAXf l. re,o,n luled a. dccld. J. cdly su' rii.r to any oilier Ki.nivi, mill' ..i,n.,i, ,.r M . for Coinihs, Colds, Inlliieiirn. Coo pil.in, Asll.u.n, Sphliin nf lllond, lloarsemrs, lliiiimliy of I ir.-.-i 1 1 . l-. Ilonpinj fon-li, I'alns nod Weakness ol' the ilrxn.l, mid all hi-tas,-, ol the Full military Orrans. 'i'liis me ll.-ii.n a lil,.iy mi l JinCy reroinuien.tcl l.y niiuier. mis and ri's'.: . 'al,l,.ii.llil,lu:,u, wl o hnve found teller f,oin lie use. -Mnny win have hein lalorii'3 llmlcr piolrai ted Cnujl.. mid I'nms Iu Ihe llrca.t, nml have heeiisupp. .id l.y tl.eniNlve. and Ihclr ftlcnds far nilyam cil lo C,it..uni.ll..n. have hoen hap-plly restored lo perfect In-ultli hy Hie use uf II. u valuable . 'pectnraul. rreinredonly Ityllortnr P. Jxtaa, of Salem, N. J.; and nvtie jeniiloe without hi, wrillcn .Igneture In the lnl v; 8U Ik. klhlq nr,lt) Imirtp. -a out l rForsnlHiy(lfIVER rt.Alltf ri. . Cllflcatn ef ,. ,a. s, " ' A "K ' C''''l't, l.lo, wh.r. . il