Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1837-04-05, WEEKLY. WEEKLY.

              fjluttmul imu mm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1837. AVEEKLY. Ni. 51, VM..XXVI W iioij: No. MCO I ! ill N i' i;i and I'i;iii.ihiii:i) iiy SCOTT & WHIG IIT. Olfkoon ftntcgtrcrt.tliinl ilour Wfist nf I tic Clinton Bnnk. p-Tlio Joimivai. In pn'ilislicil oiir.r. a work, cnicriilly, nnil twice a week during tlio session of Ilia Htitto I, immature, l'rice, Tliran llolliirs a year hi mlvonrc, or 'I'liree Hollars and Fifty Cents at the end of the year. No siilisiriliur ill-lowed to ilisroulliiiic while lie remain Imlnlili-ii to the ollico. Lctleri on business should he addressed to the I'uMlsliers. REPORT Ol'VrilK COMMITTKR O.V I'lXANCE, 01'' THE SENATE. (Condwhd.) The net of 1 fj 23, which nulliorizetl tlto making of Ionia fur tlio coiHtniciimi of cunnls, providetl that the tolls nriaititr from tlio cattalu should ho irrevocably pledged to the payment "f interest on all moneys borrowed under that act; nnd for the final redemption of said loans, it wan provided that specilic sninsslioiilil he nnnunlly set npart to constitute n siiiUinj fund. Until tho net profits of the cnnaU shall product) the sum of twenty-livo thousand dollars per annum, over and above tho amount required lo pay interest on nil sums which shall havo been borrowed under said act, it is made the duly of the Auditor of .Slate lo dctoriniuo the ninount of tux ncccss iry to bo raised to pay tho interest and sinking fund, niter applying the tolls thoreto; nnd the faith of the State wan further pledged, that tho tax thereby nut'ioriied an 1 levied, should not be altered or reduced sons to impair tho security thereby pledged for tho payment of tho interest ruiil tho final redemption of the principal sums borrowed. Tho duty scorns to be very clear, that n sufficient tax should be levied rinnuallv," to pav the interest and tho sum allotted for the sinking fund, and tho failure to do it, is in contravention of the express tonus of the net nuthorizi ng the loans. S.i far as relates lo tho interest, however, tho deficiency may be regarded as provided for, from the sales of tho Iniliis granted bv Congress to aid tho Slate of Ohio ill constructing her canals. Hut that species of aid is nearly exhausted, nnd means must be provided by taxation, to meet tho engagements of the Slate. Tho principal nf the sinking fund, should, at this day, amount to 2iii,0')0 d dlars, if the sums appropriated by law, had been faithfully applied to it. The liractico was adopted of Irndini! the sinking fund to tho canal fund; and tho act of !:M 1'eb. HV.II), concerning Ilia sinking fund, specially directs the sinking fund to cnnstitiiiu n pnrt of thn'cnnal fund; but this does not seem to havo warranted the neglect in levying tho proper sums to constitute it. No separate account has been kept nf this fund, nor does it in liict have existence; nnd tlie(!cneral Assembly have tacitly approved the mode in which tho accounts havo been kept. The act, passed 2d March, I till I, to establish ti fund for the support of common schools, directs that moneys arising from the sale of school lands, nnd remaining unexpended after the canals were finished, and nil moneys of the sel 1 fund nfterwnrds drawn from tho treasury, should be considered n part of tho sinking fund for the redemption of the debt incurred under the cnnal net of lll"). Tho 1 Oils sec. particularly directs, that the commissioners of the canal fund shall bo authorized to manage the same to the best advantage, in neh wavs as their iiitlL'mcnt nnd knowledge shall di rect, for Ihc imptornnrnl nf mill linking funl, nnd lor its application towards the redemption of tho debt aforesaid, nnd lo report nnnunllv, their proceedings in ihnl bebnlf. This act seemed lo repeal so nilleh of the net of IB3H, .is directed the sinking fund lo be part of the canal mnii. i no autuoruv to imimrz me Binning fund is nvurejslv rriven. nnd the manner of doing it is left to the sound discretion of tho commissioners. If the principal sums of the sinking fund, and the interest, ns they were due, had been regularly invested and funded at six per cent, ihe wholo amount on tiio first day of January last, would havo exceeded 3.50,000 dollars. If ihe investment had been made in bank stocks nnd the dividends invested, tho amount would have been still greater. From the foregoing view of our finances, it appears that the expenditures of tho treasury, for Slate purposes, hnve, in four years, exceeded tho actual revenue 1,007 dollars: that'thechnrges on the cannl debt, havo, in tho same time, exceeded tho whole amount of canal tolls nnd canal taxes, I !l,-,!.il dollars; nnd that the sinking fund, which should bo 3).0:K) dollars, does not list. The Stato undoubtedly hnslhe capacity to meet all her engagements, nnd discharge nil her obligations nrnmntlv! but the committee cannot concur with the Auditor in his last niinual report, that "the finances of tlnsStnte, still remain in a prosperous condition." The question arises, will tho present rsvenno of tho fitate pay the ordinary charges of government nnd leave a surplus to repay to tho school funds, tho money borrowed troin them i Tho Auditor estimates the revenue from taxes on properly, in Will, 1 14,0. j I 23 From Hanks, Insurance nnd llridgo Com- nonies. 40,037 la From othor sources, 3,315 01 $107,304 19 To which may bo niMoi! Inlanco of Mnu- meo roail tnticl, triinsf.Talilo to general 17,022 49 HI, 393 00 revenue, Ami hahnen of revenue in treasury, Njv. lo'.tG. I .ith Total rev. Xov. U, 1P.37. Ami ho estinriC's tho onliuarv ex $2lti,3-2" '20 penses of iroveriunrnt, nt 90,0i0 Anil for new renitt ntinry, 4'l,thl0 130,000 00 F.stimnted hnl.nn N'ov. 15, 1037, $0i,32 '2 At the closo of tho suite report, ho makes some deductions, which would redueo ihe s;ime to (12,423 dol-lari. And if tho rstimntn of rxpetidituro were correct, there will he, nt iho rhino of tlio yenr, n surplus sulli-cicnt to repay tho money borrowed from tlio m-hool funds, which it i obviously the duty ol llic Hltitc to re- fmyn8 soon ns prnrtirnble, PU .... iisfi naritii-ifn lltA rTiiflian nf vnrnment, f ir the year UC17, nt, To finish new Penitentiary, Lnnntic Asvlum, Asylum for ihe lilinil, (tcoloiticnl survey, Othor appropriations, already made, 107,o0') sunlit 22.;ill 12,0'N l,tl3.i Mnkinirn tolnl of, $l73,:Uj And exeeediiii? tliereveniio proper, six thousnn.l do. lars; nnd lenvinu; n balanro in tlio treasury on tho l.ith Nov. IU:i7,ol not more thiin 40,000 dollars and hy tliai dav the nmount duo the srho d fund will amount to 50,000 dollars. It is believed that tho payments from the treasury will rathtir exceed than fall short of tlio nbovo estimate; nnd unless it bo derided that the public pxpendilnres shall be reduced, nnd that the decision be riiridly adhered to. it seems inevitable that the taxes of the State shall bo increased. Tho present rnlo ot one mill ami a fourth on each dollar of the grand levy, yields at this lime, 1 14,100 dollars. A tax of one mill and a half, will yi'dd about l.li,000 dollars; and with this inerense, it will require moro than two years lo ro-(riovo tho Slate from debt for her common expenses. The committee hrtviMiecordinIy reported a bill to levy a tax of ono mill nud a hnlf on each dollar of tho assessed value of taxable property, for State purposes. Hut n still nmro important ipioslion arises as to the hieana of paying interest on tho cnnal debts. The lust nutice oftne canal debt in the Auditor's report, is in tho renort made to the last tleneral Assembly, in which the foreign debt is stated at, 4,4riV-lH) 00 The domestic debt at, 677,2117 00 Miikinsinnll, $-l,'JT!VJU7 09 Anil tlmt the niiiniiil interest on the former, tiniounted to, ".f.0,000 And on the Utter, 34,7.i7 $:9-l ,737 00 Tho following; list nf the loans made, shows the ain't of tho cnnal debt nt Hint tnne,vii 3 por cent, loan ol lll.Vi, 400,000 l,lkh),(IK) l,.MlM.illl 1, 21 .0i H I I'iIHI.IKKI do. Ill 2d, do. do. do. do. 111 27, 1 11211, irao,. I;i2, 1IXI,IKHI Tolal foreiirn debt, $4,3110,000 Tho nnnual char;" on winch is lor interest 2fi,000 Ajront in New York, 2,000 $20:i,000 Tho ilomcsllc debt was as follows on tho 13th Nov. IMG: Vircinin Military School Fund, 1I7,R(14 03 U.S. Military do. do 101, '258 71 24,700 21 .... 5iJ3,.".78 112 147,07 01 (i!l7 :V.t 1,431 g0.-,fi,fi04 40 73,52.! 00 Of which there has been lent to revenue, Residue to canal fund, Funded since 15th Nov. 001,142 40 100,ti70 81 last, 000,003 30 Tho nnnual interest nf the domestic debt, on 1st Jan. 1831), may lie estimated at 01,000 dollars, and may be expected to increase nt tho rate of 4,000 dollars per annum, for several years. New loans for tho construction nf public works, havo been authorized to the amount of $2,570,000; but 1,500.000 dollars of this sum is for tho' extension of the Miami cnnal, nnd it is required that no resort shall bo had lo taxation to meet the interest on th it lonn, nnd tho means nro provided so ccrtninly for that purpose, that no charge on the treas ury need be anticipated lor interest on .Miami iiinai loans. For the prosecution of other works, nnd for meeting the installments on stock subscribed in turnpike companies, and canal compnnies, new loans will probably bo mudoat tho rate of 400,000 dollars per annum.The amount due 1st January, 1837, for interest in 1030, was, for debt in N.York, nnd expcnse3,,2nn,nifl 00 Domestic debt, 73,072 44 Sinking Fund, 25,000 00 The inturrst duo in New York has born duly paid, but no menus were, provided to nnv the interest on school funds. The cannl lux of 1830, lias been esti mated ns rpplicnble to it, but ns before observed, the committee believe tlmt this fund is pledged, nnd should , Kit to the Catml fund Commissioners. If tho Auditor should trnnsfer tho cahul tax levied in the year Hillti to the ijeneral revenue, nnd disburse it to pay the nrrcar? of interest on school fund, there will not be sullicient means to nnv the interest n loans in luJi, tluc on 1st January, 1838. fly thus throwing back on a former yenr, the inonev provided lor tlio succeeding yenr, me Auditor has fallen in nrrenr one entire yenr with the canal tnx. This has been hitherto lost eight of, by throwing the capital nnd revenues of tho cnnal fund into one column, nnd reporting the monoysarising from flnlo of school lands, ns revenue tu pay interest. Krom the nature of the interest on lonns made, it is not practicable to npply tho tax levied in one yenr, to the payment of interest in the snine year. The payments are due in January nnd July, nnd the money to mako those payments must be provided several months previously. The tnxes nro nut paid into tho Treasury until afterthe close of the yenr in which they aro collected; nnd if diverted from the pnynicnt ol interest on the ensuin Julv. the tolls would obviously not yield in the spring, n fluUicient ninount, even if no time were required tor transmission. The committee believo the prevailin" practice must ho corrected, nnd that the deferred nnd accruing interest up to the 1st January, 1837, on school funds, should ho paid into the Treasury by tho Cannl Fund Commissioners, from the balance of money in band at that dny. This mnv be done, ns from the nvoils of Ohio cannl Innds sold, a fund specinlly appro-printed to the payment of interest, nnd of which there is a considerable surplus alter supplying tho deficiencies in cnnal taxes nnd rnnnl tolls. The amount to be thus naid. will bonXOTt! dollars 44 cents, of which l,. dollars lu cents will uo funded aim paiu again io tho commissioner. For the vrar 1837, the payments will be as follows Interest ntid expenses due in New York 1st Jan. 1 030, on former canal loans, iIbu,UlU Interest on negotinblo scrip to Mad river nnd Lake Rail rond Company, 0,000 Interest on lopns Irom school funds, Cl,(HK) on new loans in luJi,' - lo,'K;ll Sinkmiifund, 2j,iMH) -jJrJ.IJtA'l The means to pay the ahovo will be ns follows: Canal tax of 1830, fll,'J4U 90 Kstimated tolls, 2.V,0U0 Interest from .Mad river Rail road Compnnv, - C,000 fnterc-t on deposits in N. York, 3,HI0 Ohiocanul lands, 24,01)0 5374,240 08 The payments on canal debt for 1838, duo 1st Jan. 1839, may be cstimnted ns follows: Interest and expenses in New York on for mer loans, - 'Uii,(nni " scrip to Mad river Rn'd road Com. O.fHtO " probable lonns in 1837, 10.(MH " new loans, in I8.W, - XiKW loans from selioul fund, fi",OlMl Sinking fund in 1038. 2VR) $412,000 ! siimnted tolls of ennnls in IMb. 200,000 Interest from Mad river Kail rond Co. 0,Nl0 Interest on depositj in Now York, .1,1 HH) -$:on,ooo Balance Io be supplied by tax, $143,000 To raise this amount, it will be neeessirv thnt th Auditor should levy n canal lax of one mill and n-balt on Hie ilollar, lor the year Ki t,, wlncli will proiiuci about tho ninount needed; and it mnv also bo tuirlv anticipated, thai (he inlla of Canals will somewhat ex ceed (he amount at which thev nre estimated. It is with no willingness I lint the committee h tvc thus labored to show the necrssitv of incrcusini; the rate of the Slate nud canal taxes, to meet the cnrrenl obligations of the Stato. In the discharge of this duty they have lilt tho want of a clear nnd precise svsicni of public accounts, nnd of a uniform svsicm of reports, bv which to test their accuracy. The Auditor of State, the Cnnal fund Commissioners, the Directors of the rcnilentiarv, and the ullicers of ether public institu tions, kot p iheir several accounts of disbursement. and separately report to the (itincral Assembly. These rcporis, have in mnny particulars, no relation tu each other; ami in points where they should coincide, irrcat disparities are found to exist. A few instances of these discrepancies in the reports (o ihe proscitt session, will inure clearly show the ditlicntties encountered in nny nt tempi to elucidate ihe condition ol ihe li nances, viz: Tho Auditor reports the payments on Oo-veruoi's contingent fund to I jth, Nov. 3,031 23 (iovernor Iu as reported the total to "lit December, 2,710 17 Difference, The Audiior rrpurls iho mirxpciMiiMl bnl-nnre nl' (.inventor's comiiiiriMii fn t , I , ut Tlit linvi"nnr stid'n tlin Itiilimrn nr. Diflcrcnrp, 271 70 iiui mi Tlio Andilnr rrporls tlic nmouut p;iiil now I'cnirciiiinrv, 33,807 00 Tlio Directors report their receipts ns follows:For support, c. Jlfi.lWS Oi Tu finish building, li,000 0031,003 0.1 llitlhceredinit for costs collocteil, 1,198 O.'i Support ol l'. S. prisoners, iti" DO' 1,(303 OS DiHurcncc, $100 Oil Auditor. Interest charged nn school funds, 3(1,.'13 411 311,310 10 t reasurer. interest pum on uo. Difference, $5-2 30 Ilulnnco in Treasury by Auditor's report,.- 31,390 (HI Ilnlnneo in I rensury uy 1 reinsurer's report, Difference, -- 31,315 91 $5'2 09 Tlio Audiior reports payments tn tho Ca nal runu Coiumiitsioiicrs to lotu isov. HUtl, nt The eoniiiiissiouers report on 15th January, 1037, they had received, 454,719 50 393,924 00 Receipts less than charge, by $00,795 511 Po jrrcnt a variance lrj to nn rxttminntinn of former yc-srs, nod tho roinmitue find tlist at tlt clp.ic of thr vrnr, tlio qlinrirrannd credits wore nearly alike. The followittft lint nf charged nnd credits, severally taken from thr Auditor1 reports nnd Fund Commissioners reports of the following datrs, shows tho amount Common School Fund, (salt lands,) School Section Sixteen, Conn. Western Reserve School Fund, Religion Lands, section 29, Athens University, - which the Auditor has charged to tho commissioners, and the sums credited by them. 'lwlitor'l charges. lolhNov. 1031. Pd.F.Coni'rs. 3o0,lfi!) Oil 1 1132- do 434,14 3 50 475,305 P2 500,1100 00 413,010 84 1033. 1034. 1035. 1030. do do do do 454,710 58 -2,028,443 80 Commissioners' crctils. 13th Dec. 1031. From Auditor, 310,048 35 25th Dec. 1032.- do 434,143 50 550,870 04 7th Jan. 1034. do do do do IOiIi Jan. Itith Jan. 15th Jan. 1035. 1030. 1037. 010,440 58 353,013 01 303,024 (10 -2,700,157 05 2,028,443 I' I Difference, $77,713 25 Thus, by going bock 10 the day when their report., nearly agreed ns to amounts, l it a period ot lour years the I' nnd Commissioners report n receipt of 77,7131 did-' lars 25 cents more llinn tho Auditor has reported them to bo charged with. The committee havo not attempt. -.1 l... 7.vn..,ln.;n nr l.,..,lrs ,l nni,n-u in a,...r ; ilu,.h of r.nort. i mi inirnnJ. f.irilu.lr . , . i 1,1' i . , I i -i ,1 i other diitips precludcil tins; hut thoy exhibit thcs; i tails from the public document.), to show how HestiMit of accuracy the financial necouiits nrc at this time, nnd how incapable of proper supervision under the present system. ISuch reports confuse and obscure ns much as ihev enlighten; and until some new system be adopted, calculated to insure a rigid accountability. rue pumic can never rest ossureu inai mo moneys oi the Stnte nro faithfully npplied, or thnt tho reported and actual condition of the finances, accord with one another. JOHN H. JAMKS, Chairman, 20ih Februnry, 1837. ESTIMA TE of the Annual Expcnsci nfthe Stale. Salaries of officers, viz: tlovcrnor, - 1000 Auditor of State, 1200 Chief Clerk, fKK) Treasurer, 1200 Secretary, HHM) Judges Supreme Court, C000 Judges of Common Pleas," 14,4MI Librarian. - 400 Superintendent school?, 1000 20,800 00 Hoard Pub. Works ActVrCoin'rs. 3100 Advisory Commissioners, 2000 5,000 00 Legislature Pnyol Members, &c. 44,0( U Paper Inr State,-. Stale Printer, fi'flO - 14,000 Distributing laws, - Sundries. Auditor's contin. fund, 8)10 G3,8UU 00 3100 2.SO0 7 M) 500 2,700 3000 500 1,100 tiovernor's do Secretary's do Treasurer's do Wolf Senilis, Militia and public arms, Library, County Trensurers, Wood for State, Incidental. Estimate, Total, To finish Penitentiary, To finish Lnnntic Asylum, For (ieologicnl Survey, Oilier small appropriations, U00 14,100 00 1 000 00 $110,700 00 20,000 no 22,500 00 12.000 00 5,0U0 00 $170,200 00 IIkoi'm:! I'llKHa" 9 rilErfS NOTICE. The Into Onto pKonVi was pubtittietl hy 6. It. DOI.DUG, who had tho wile rontrol of the fiscal m well as the merlmuicnl nifulrs of the etiiliiiihiiicnt. After the election In November Inst, a settlement took plnre, hy which J. II. GAHItlMIR was to pny rerlntn dehts due Iiy the establishment, and to receive Die amount of nil sulwriptions, ndvcrtheniKiiu, &c. then due nml unpnid. This is I lion-fore to uivn notice to all pcrnomi Ittduhii-d for ml rripiions to the People's Press, and for advertisements Inserted in the snuiR, thnt payment must be made to J. It. Alt DIM: It who is fully uuihorizeit to receive and receipt for the snmc. 8. It IXM.HKB, Columhus, Mnrclt30, 1037. J. II. O A IIDIM.K. J. It. G RIHF.lt respectfully solicits utl persons ludehteil lottie ,pnplt!,fjl'rene"t;il'li,fliiuciit,Danl'Ove, to make payment rithouX itelity,QT he will he under the unplusnut ncccsity of resorting to lecal measures for collection. The a Minimi re of the Craft is rexcifiilly solicited, so fur ns o eive two or three hwprt toni to the nhive. Iti-,iw A ltWTF.It TO HI'OltTHMKN ! ! TUB COl.CM III f THOTTKU ACAIN'ST TUB HTATK! A cili.cn of Columhus tins n horse whtt-li he will trot ( the Columbia trar';) agniust nnv horse or ninre In Ohio, one. two, or three miles, for the nun. nf ON B TIIOl.'HA Nl) IKH.I.AKi. Match tn come oil the tlrst of Mny next. Itet to Ihi closed hy the l.'iltl of April tad money lo he deposited tn the Franklin Hunk of Coluiahus. Address Jon Yotsu, Ba'lct'oifue-liousc, t'oluuihus. March 111.. 2 Cincinnati tinwtte will puhlisli the nhovc la the dally paper for two weeks, nnd charge O. 8. Jmirnnl. I JHOCI. AMATIOV Pursuant lo the reipiireineuts of the I City dinner, notice is hereby given tot mi ipialiiied electors of the City of Coliimlms, thnt there willlic nn election hHd In said rity on the second Monday of April next, hetween the Imu of II o'clock A. M. nnd 4 o'clock I1. M. of said day, to elect one councilman for each ward, nt the following places, to wit : The tlrst wurd, ol iho oilice of John 1'uttersoji, Esq. at the Court house. T.ie Mccond wnrd, nt the otfice of T. Wood, Hsi. on Stntr street. The third ward, at the homo of Christian Ilcyl, on llin'h itreet. tiiven under my liunJ. ami the seal of said city, this 20th dny or March. lf,37. WAllltEN Ji;.kl,fi, Mayor, March J..2w rril.BX WATl'll. Wna left at llernncourt & Ilrcsl.ncli', Jewelry simp, for rrpnlrincn ialpnl lever niitrli,iiiiter very siisplrliiusrlrriiiustniirf., nml relnineil. 'I'lie walrll npiiri lo hnvelipeii presriiteil from nnc persniilnnnotlier.llicrcltehijilivo niiuies ensmved 011 (lie Inslile ensi'. 1 lio owner cun llnve IIil- wntcll, Ity iro"liiff il.aiiil pnvlnuelinrsrs, Colilinlilis. Marrll 2,'t. 111.17. tili..:tw. w JUTE 11K.WS. For sale, tili huxhelii nf white Ivnn, fit forrcd. Annlyto JtiS.Ml l.I.IVA.NT, or Mnrrh 3..lf. TWA ItKHKAII, Frnnkliuton T W. A SHIUiWH. AHorneg ut Lata. Uliice in Itecd ' huihi ti luff, nearly niMniio the store of U. Coodale it Co. CohimhtK, Mnrrh, (1 K U'OMl CNOITJIIIH. WnnU'd i ledhttelv, lifteun or twenty wnod-clioiiitors. Aanly at the City Nouso. Mnrrh ...tf. 1TATH OK Ollin, HtANKl.tN I'OHN'TV, at. Court ei Common Pleat, Marrh Term, A. J). lil;J7 At this term cnuie l.yne Htarlhiti, Iiy his noh'-iiom, nml tiled herein his hill ,.x.iiMM joint r.iruiei, tne siuvinurf) nml nrayer nf which follow That said Ziejilrr, nn tho'hliday nf March, iR.t.",, cs euied to said winning a mortitnoe noon iu lot No B, In Vnunir Addition to Columhus, 10 secure, the payment of three hundred nud fifty dollars, In one yenr, with Intercut, nnd three hundred nnd tlfty dollars In two years, with Intcrrxt: Thnt said miiiim of money, and Interest thereon, are due nnd unpnid; nnd prnyinj tnni nn account mny tw taken nrihe amount dun said Htnrlins thnt the bIovo pre in lies niny hit sold, nml snld Htnrlins paid The said .iejlur will take notice, thai, itnlecs lie npieiir, nml piemi. annwer or demur 10 sniii lull, within niitv dnvs title the next term of the nhove Court, the said Ptnrlinn, nt the nevt term uf tnld Court, nfier the eiidrniion of said sixty days, will oppty in wuii i nun io irko iiic sniu mil ns confessed, nud to de cree tlicreon accordingly. AlteM: F.. nACKI'S, Clk, pro tern. Rtarlihu k riti.nKnT. Suls, for Compl't. March 2rt. .tiw rpo llKNT Four Rooms, snitnhln for a tuinll family, pten X snntiy siiunteii. imUtre at Hits oilice. Mnrrh H,. At I JOHTRAIT I'AlNTINtl. Mr. C. IH.tris, (Deaf and lh.mb I trft,) tenders Ills ser vires lo the lovers of the Tine Arts ninnni the r it litem ami mjourncrt nf Cnlumhiis, In nil the various tonus ot pintn and ornnmeutnl Portrait I'niiitlt.ii, He lias several Srlmens of his own drawlns on hand, rendv for the Imipertloiinf those who mny desire to snilsfy theiimclves ofthe degree of fidelity, skill, nml protlrienry, lo which he has ilrrndy nttnined in this art. He further hopes that Ills Iwlntt a mute, so fur from heromlng an Impediment to Ills surress, will prove some Inrentireto the encouragement nnd mitnitlrcnco of nn lndulient public Inwards an Inzeninns and honent rnllinri. Terms of inking various likenesses modernte, and made known on application. Ills otllco is over S. It H. U. titantoirs Store. Mnrrh 211.. 2t WKNDKM.'H im.llHT A Hip ml of Cases Derided And It e ported In the Supreme Court of Judicature, nnd In the Court for thr Correction of Rrrors, of the Smut of New York, from Mny, IffW, loMny, 1R35; wiih Tahles of Ihe nnmrs of ihe Cases Reported, and of Chscs Determined In the Court for the Corrr-rtion of Rrrors, from the commencement ofthe Reports in the State of Sew York, until January, 1835: by John h. We dell. 1 vol. royal 8vn, Just received and for sals at the Bookstore of Jnn. rtl ISAAC N. WHITING, TrVVRMnitS TAKE NOTICE The sutisrilhsrswlsh to nur-l jf dinse.tlic eiisulne fall, 6 lo 11001) luishcla IIAUt.KV. Aslfj l'ulilislirr, Oliuiilius, has tins day imhlislicil, n"d for !" ml iiiiliireinciit. cents is oTcred for iiU lbs., delivered at the Colilmlais llrnwcr)', corner Spring nnd Front sirens. Marrh 2H..6I Jllv ABBOTT & CO. rnilK. creditors of the estate of Charles Toy, deceased, of Ma L ilison township, Frnnktin comity, are hereby notified lo present lliclr necouiits, legally proven, within ono year; nsil those indebted to said estate are requested lo make immediate payment. WILLIAM TOY, AllllltfllX TOY, March 21. ,4r Ilxerulori. 4 1.1. persons havinir clniiils nipunst Jolt ltii:s, Jr. deceased. J V will present them, let-ally proven, wilhln one year and all persons indebted tosuid Uecs, will make lininedialc pnymctit to , TIIOH. KOIIKKT, Adm'r. Columbus, Marr.li 21, 11137. 4w for the derensed. NOTICE denied proposals will tie received ut the Auditor's ollico, Piitnriir county, Ohio, until I lie first Mniuhiy in June next, for build iiiR a CorHT-llonsK in K A I.IDA , the seat injustice forsnid county. The bulldine. is to lie (Jit feet lomr by 45 feet wide, two stories bi jh the lower story to he 1 4 feet, mid the iniiier storv to lie 17 feel in the clear. The out side nnd tier lition walls nrc In lie 18 laches thick, constructed of first rale brick, nnd are to stnml upon stone fcnudation walls, 3 feet thick, nnd 7 li-ei liiaii, 3 feet below and 4 feel above the snrfarc of the sroniirl; to I e constructed of lionil sl.ed, well suenrcd, hammer ,lm"ed stone, permanently bedded In lime mort-r. The plan of the roof, court-roam, nailery, ollircs belew, number of doors im' wimlnw,,, the R,ci and omniMdiH in front, tl.c mnnt.cr of iiNliine, ifce. enn lc icen nt tlio niKhtfir'ii oiliri, Piitimin count v, (,vlll(llh? tl,p rolrl.hoiwnt .Marion. Mario., county, O ' i "finis the moiifli nfror wlikii the i.mi.Un: will i.i ..iff-the ronntrilftcd, except prrhfi n few nttrriitinim not timtR-rlnlly nifiTiinff ilic exiieiiHC. The Imililinit io he niniplctftl Iiy t?tp first of Orlnlicr, 1H.JU. By onler ot'llic ConiniUriioucrs. Marrh 8..11w W. KISMiV, Awl. Putnam Co, rpimili, Al LAST c.vr.I. I tii-nin eive paMU- notlro to 1 nil conrnriinl, thnt I hnve a full power nf Attorney from Mm. Mury Fin Icy, widow of the Into cn. H.uniicl nulcy, ilc-reiixcO.toroiiiproitiixeniiil set tin her dower rights upon just ntul cipiiinhht principles. When It is ronsiiloreil what a vnt iniiniint of real property pnxsiul through the tinmls mirl ovvncrslilp of flen. Finley, not only in Rom, hut ninny other comities of the f talc, fiirludins much nf the very hent quality of Inml nml town property, nud how few of those there nrc out of which the widow cannot now lawfully claim to he endowed, it would gei-ui to Im for the tntrrcxt of those roncernf d to pny some nttention to tills noth-c Much of this property lias heen sold nt shcrilirt' nml murshnln' snlcti, nnd iimch more Iiy inntruincntn which run. tut opnmte to deimr the widow of her dower many of the d'TiU hnvlnjr hut one witi.cn, nnd nmny none nt nil, nud scarcely n v.i lid nckiioivlcdiieiucnt nmori'i the whole; nnd it niny lj reintirkt'tl thnt thee is no net of limitation in Ohio, nor never Imu Iwen nny, to ddmr a widow of her dower, cither for hack rcnti nud profits, or prcucnt interest lu thn land, Ifcarlynp-plication is made to the suhscrilier, tu Cliilli'-otlip, their rlninw enn he n'ttled niton low nnd mmlnraie terms; oitiprwlne I nhnil feel Imiifid to roiiiinrnce mi's iiidixcriiiiiuntcly in all canes where, in tnv judgment, n rlnim can le supported. IMiillii-otlie, Mnrcli 7..Gt Ft. IiOtTfJL AS. TIIH Ptcnin racket Ship COUr.MlllW, AeorHTrs Wai.kkh, MnRtcr, will run reuinrly hetween Itu'Valo nud . Detroit, during the present icmon, ngrecuhly to tho following nrrangC' ments: Ltaett Biiff'ih for Detroit, at j 9 o'clock, A. M, Leavti Dr'rnit for Bnffulo, at Thursdny, May 4 Pundny, Slny 7 VWdneHday, 10 Paturdny, 1:1 Tnmiay, lti Kridny, " 19 Monday, 22 Tliumdnv, 25 1 Hiinday, 28 Wcdncsdny, 31 Hnturdny, June 3 Tuccdtiy, Juus f Friday, 9 1 Mondny, 12 Ttmrsdny, " 15 1 Hnudny, Uf Wediiesiiuy, 21 Puinrdny, 21 Tnriny, 27 Friday, 3)1 Monday, July 3 TlitirHiny, July ti Hundiiy, 9 Wednesday, 12 Hntnrday, 15 Tue;ilHy, lit Fridny, " 21 Monday, 2 Thursdny, 27 Hundny, ' 31 1 Wednesday Adjust 2 Hntnrday, August 5 Tuedny, 8 Friday, 11 Monday, " 14 Tluirsdny, 17 Sundny, ' 2(1 1 Weilncsdny " 2.1 Patnrdny, " 28 1 Tmdny, 2f Friday, ficptemltor 1 i Monday, Beptrnihor 4 Thursday, 7 Hundny, 111 Weit'ieHlny, 13 1 Saturday, 11 IV. iv, " 19 1 Fflday, ' 2 Moiidii, 2" T'mrslny, 21' Sundny, Octohtr 1 Wednesday, Ortohor 4 Salurdsy, " 7 Tuesilay, H) Frldnv, 13 Monday, III Thursday, " 15 H lay, " 22 Wednesday, " 25 ! Saturday, SiU Tucnlay, 31 ' The (Vtiinhiii Is two yenr old, and Is pro;.ePed hy n super ior IiIl'Ii prensurp eiiu'tnc of "real power, huilt hy Metirs Uirden k Iteuney, I'itisi'iirali; and ns regards & cood -en Unit, we will re'er to thoe who hnve trnve'ed on Itoiird of her. Hhe Is in every repect calculated forn hnrd wenther vessel, nud nn to her speed, we shall only say thnt n Is ns fast ns 'he futet: her ni-romniodatiniis nrceipnl to any ho;tt at thin time nu th l.ake, hnving rereived hi ndditlon to her former a"i'0!oiimilaflon twelve state rooms nf three liertlm en!). The Cu!;im:.iin Wiil mnke tome trips to Ue Vpper I.nkes, during ti e senxon. In which case, timely notice will he given. Foi- freight or panxae. npply to Mumm SF.nf, IICPDF.V k ATWATHU It'ior fc Ml' NT, and nulTalo, X. V CHI. STUN F.V.WS, WAI.TI'.R HMITII, Dunkirk ,lltOH(iN St COLT, WFJ.LM N !r WINCH vela nd. it. Air.r.M.it, I). T. IIALHWIX, I il. CH-MOUU, Itlark River. C, RKKIY, n rni:i.oN, J WICKM Sf CO. ) JRVKIVM &' TRACV, l,uroB O NKWIII'.RKY. Detroit. CAR H V Cll tR, Manhottaii. ltlSri;L ,V CO. Toledo. March 21, 1)i;i7..-lw. Huron Advertiser. pi) A It 111 N't) HCIIOOL Mrs. Horn. Intend opening n hoard I J lug trhool in Ihe city of Clevetnud. on thn first of May for young Indies, where nil Ihe useful nnd ornamental l.rnnclie of female ediicatioa will lc tnitght. The ncre.ury iMisl:ints from the ensi.nl the Ireiitqnnlnicntlnns, Thestrlrtent attention will he p;nd to Ihe moral and lutellrrt- nal improvement ofthe scholars, nid tlio prtiiriplei. nf the Chris tian religion simply taught, entirely without sectarian inilu iuire. One il iy In rnrh week devoted to sewing, anil such other hrnnrhes as render a female useful tn herself and other, ntul encli young lady expected to own all the necessary implements for the purposes. For the Hotlsfactlon ofthose parents from nhrond, who may rnntlde ihelr ilnughters to Mrs. Cold's enre, they mnv tie nwu red thnt their happiness nnd ndvnntnge will tie carefully studied; they w'l le tnken Into her fnmily, nud their time divided lnv tween study, cierrixe, and the most familiar Intcrcotirsa with their lustruriress. Theschool will ho divided Into two terms, of twenty two weeks each; commencing the first Monday la Mny, and the tlrst Monday In Novcuiher. TnrtM3: Foard, nnd tuition In all the English hrnnrhes, Frcnrh, Music, Washing, rot, lied, bedding, towels, iyc The first quarter pnyahle In advance. RKIT.Rr'.VCr?. Ohio, The Rlslit Rev. Clms. T. Mclvuine, " ney. R. Itavden " Itev. H. C. Aikln pki vrm. .. s'Ml.im ..... limn loon rj.uo f!nm!irr. I'li'VPlniiil. L'luVPlanil. JV!e.r..r. The R Ight Rev. Tenj. T. Onderdonk Itev. II. V. Tnnpan, Professor in tho cw-Yorkrlty. University, New. York City, " Rev. A. T. Ilnpklns Muir,ilo. Rev. Mr. Sheldon, Putfnlo. Mnjor R. F. Lnrned , Detroit. March 17W, IfU?. tf. rpil R partnership lirtwocn Joiim 'Piiompsidi ami li:nnnslt. .1. CowrtKN.nr Madison tnwnship, Frnliklln rnnnlv. In the Im-sincss of Wool-rnrdlng, &r.t was dissolved on Hip Kith Instnnt. JOHN THOMPSON', Mnrrh 21.. 31 filio. C. l:oVll'.. i IlMlMHI ItA lult'S nTlCi:.AII nersnntihiiv fni..,. V nenlnst tho estnio of Jron Wamttt, dereaned. Into of Franklin county, are hcrohy rco,ueted to prrsaut the same, le-cnlly proven, for settlement, within onn yenr and nil persons Indehtcd, nre requested to make hnmedinte nnvment to KOHKItT WALCl'TT. Adm'r. of the estate of S. Wnlcuit, dee'd. Mnrrh 21,1fU7..4 NOTICII. The creditors of ihe estate of Joseph Wept, nre hereby notified to cxhihlt their nrrnunts leually pro vnn within one year nnd those Indented to said estnto are rc-nueitcdto mnke Immediate payment to JOHN H Alt RIPS, Adm'r., March 17, IMG. 4 ofthe estnte of Joseph West.der'd. WnRTI1INGtoiT(nni()f RKPORMKn Mr.nicAicoi;-I'KGB A certificate enliillnsthe holder to n full course of Tuition In the ahove Institution, for snle on favorable terms, hy Application at the Office of the Ptnte Journal. A credit for onn half the purchase money, satisfactorily secured, will he jiiven. ir desired. January 3 'AVf Til i:Ttfi;. Ism- . WmiiNii. llookseller am: Ills llmiksrorr, A Tit F. TlrtH ON TDK 1V lli:t.ATIi: co tiii; i'tivvr.ii-1 ami nfTiFs-s ii'" jivri'T.s of tuf pf.(.i;, AiM'osTAtii,i:s, in Tin: ptatk ofo:iui WITH I'lt.U j'ICAL F(lUM., &e. Ilv JO-SIUMl K. SWAN. Prenident Judc-of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Tho e.l-nfive jurisdiction of ,histirri of the fence tn thtf-Hlnie, Hie niuoiutt of property nnnunlly involved in their pio ceediiis, nnd the small portion ol the law of the hud found Iv the Statute Hook, wicin to demand n work of t hi kind. Tin present volume contains the aeuenil ruh of law npplicnhle t( siiiln nnd procee lin-js Itelore JiWi'-e. te:ctl:'r with the Forms rl Prorrgt Dur.'.et I'.utrics, ami Jit!.''trnt. ; nml the InWeoti-Jicrtcd with the powers, duties, ami lUM'.ilicx of Conistahh's. Tin First Part contains n nummary view nf th. progress jf n civil suit, fnmi it commencement to its termination, with the cenenil principles of Inw in relation to the different kind of tic-lions who should sue nnd he sued the Issuing, service and return of the suininous nnd capias the attendance nnd comix-tency of wiliiecs the trinl llio rcr.er.il rules of evidence Hit form nml effect of di'l'ereiit Mmlx of jiulirmeiitsi tlifl stay ol execution nml proceedings tlicrenn tl,e issuini! of execation the power, duly nnd liahility of the otlicer in a rrcrt imr, levying', ndvei Using, and selling the trinl of the right uf property nml returns to oeniiiuiis, kr. The Second Part contains the jrenernl rulcn if law In relntion to staiutory nctjniif; isii'-h n forcilile cfitry nml detniner, nttacli meat, tec; nud treats of contracts, tho rights and iiahiliiics o1 partners, enrriers of ponds, inn keeper". I.usl.nml nnd"w1ti'! parent nml rliHil, master u nil servant, aiiu other miceihiueoiis mut ters of n civil nature. The Third Part contains the law In re'nMon to pro'fcutloiH for crimes nnd mllerii-n"or. whti ''ai'al form. lk h iurth t'ui't cifiiiiii UirniB oi t ejrnc.. w'.Is, nj' e inttOd. A-f ' From a s'lulit ylance nt the nhove (inperfert outline of the plan nml o'ljccis ofthe work, it will nt once he i"'cn, Hint it is one which will he of csseiiti.il vtilun to Ju-.licf of the I'eare nud Consilium. To l.nwyeis nml men of jp'iicral luininess, It will nlpo he found cMrernt'ly useful, Tlio Pnhlnlur iK'lleves that ihe lilirfi reputntion of the nuthor. as n well rend Lauyrr nnd round Jurist, is n sufficient pledge Hint it has heen well e.xecuird; nnd it is presumed that tin Justice of the Peace, who is soliciious to understand thoroughly the duties of his oilice, will he without It. CONDITIONS. The work forms one volume super royal o.of hetween .".() nnd tilll) Inrje closely printed paees, on F.astern paper of fine quality, nud hound in ood law Itiudins. nt 5f) pt-rcopy. I'ernons procuriiiL live or more snhscrihers, nml liecomiuE re- sponsilde for the iiiuouiii, shall receive ft dU- ount of 12 per cent. ! Persons residing nt n distance, who may Wi!. to prienre the work, nnd should not hnve nu enrlier opportunity, enn order it Hirnmr.i their delegates previous to the adjournment of the Legislature. Coluiuhus, March, 111,17. ".ACKKT ItOAT. Red fihd l.int to Partnmonth,Tc ahove linn Is now in operation hetween tl Is place nnd Portsmouth . One hunt of Ilia Hue will lenve thlsclly every inoriiiiui, and arrive in Portsmouth on the succcediitir morriiii'.'. For passage, apply on hoard. Columbus, March 3-.tf rpo Til ..I. tlnoi UK (HMO MKItCIIANT.-. CixnvNxri Wmoi.ksuk KOi'KllV jivn iMl'otiTISil llorsK, Urnt ni-lr if Mmt-Htrrtt, one door hfitoa Srcnad. tfrfcw .n A: Dana would respectfully Inform the Ohio Merchants, thnt ihey nre now rereiviutr n very extensve assorimeut of GUOCIllllF.H, which Ihey o'fer for sale on li!ieral temiB, nml nt n small advance fmm the New York careo prices. As one of the llrrn, Mr. Charles K. Dana, spends his whole limn in the Kasiem markets, for the express purpose ofattcmlinii to the Importing nnd purchasiu:' of Groceries lor this estnhlishtneut, we llultcr ourselves that we shall nt nil times he nhte to furnish those who may givo us n call, on as good terms ns tho New York or Philadelphia Johhcr, Cincinnati, Fehrnnry 17. .3iu T,lli:CII UURIl MILL HTOXK!, MnnuJartvrrdiH Clm-C but, Ohio. The sut'scrlhers have lately received from New York, nnd immediately from l-'rnnre, n very extensive nnd superior utnrk nf I-'retich llurr Illorltc, whlrh tin y feel confident will aive MiitHfnrliou, eipinl, if not superior, lo any ntlier in their lino of IniHiiies. As they have hnd practical oxperleiiee In .Villiujr, Mill irriiritimj, and Btirrmakiog, the snhsrriherK deem It iinne-cessary to muke long comiiiuiiii ulxml their workmanship nud n' trnl ion tn huniness. Thev have nlfo hitelv received n general nsortmetit of LW DI TCH ANCHOR ll(iLTIr; CLOTHS, manufiirtured nt a new OHtaldishinent iu Holland. Their chiths are vnrrantcd to br tnftrrior to any other that have Iwen In use heretofore. They nre nUn prepared to fiirimli nil kindn of MILL lltON'P. MILL Ht.'ltl.WH, inn) s round Platter vf Pari, raw or rnh Incd. The nhove nrlirles will I warrnntcil lo In-of the hent nunlily, and sold on lietler terms than hy any others In the Western country. They wilt nlun give instructions to dress liurrs on the latest and hent approved plan, if mtled upon. 1 wo or three Jnurne nmrn llurr Makers wanted, to whom constant employment and good wages will he given. :" 7. .1'w C. I. fc A. DF.CKFR. K'; IN' V llol.MCH. (siirces-ors lo l.cwh Hutrhiiison . Co.l Cmmi.iflti and h'nrvnnlioe Merchants. Nus. Jj Wnter. ntid it- Frmit streets, Piltshurgh, Pa, Utl' LKi:.L'l Merchants gcnerntly. rittsfmrli. W. II. Thoinpioii tsi Co. J .. , , ., F..cv D.Crati. ( Plil-nJel,.l.ia. Lrsttine it Lichel'ierger, ) Tal'mf, Jones A: Co. ( 1 :iltiinoro. " Kin? and Holmes owning no inte'e-t in nnv Pont, or Hut! of IhxitH. will nlwavs emliniro the enrlient opportunity to I torwnrii gooiK, regnrdinj only iht s;ifcty and chcnpncs. of:,, renriiiirv ...mi I.lui'iiltn .1 Plprs ltrnn.lv A I'.Ms. Ilollnnil flln 2 (In Jninnirn Itiim 5 ilo N.'iv Kti'jliiml l'l il qr. rnsks Hlirrry Winn CWA 5 do Milira ilo ti do Port do 50 do Pwrrt Mulnrn do 5 ilo l,i!on do A rnnstiuil supply ol' Wlikky nntt lntnr.tlr.. Tor sale Iiy lit.. :i MT.t.V IN. II I - VT I'.IC k I'll. Ci I.ASt. 5n noxrs n 'iv in nins. Jll llo 111 iiy l' do VII do 7 liv 1 do U do II l.y Hi do Iterr-ivril nnd fur sale Iiy IVIirnnry 3 '.'0 do Ttinililffrs. nssnrtcil 30 do lirrm.lcrs, Klnsks, nnd Tinrlurrs 5 Urn.. I'ortr-r ItolIVs M'rxv.uNi:, nt Ti:it & co. PIHII. Ill) m.ls. Prnlrli ll.nln; lllll Hum s Hum! rJ do. ItlTi'lvcil nml lur snli' l.y m r.i.v aim:, nrvrr.it - m. .'.(I ft If B'iiI rrrl 10 W is. Plrkrwl 5 Tk'rros Cod 1'lsll Pidi. 3 C1ASII Knit WHUAT. ;1IHI0 Ill nlll'.I.S L.ni.. Wlimit limit J d. for wliit li ll.o lilticsl nnrkrl prirp will l lvrn, Iiy rki M-KI.VAIX, lll'N'l l'.lt ,t I'll. C1MII I'll II XVIIIOAT Tho lii-Usl mnrki'l prl,."p:,liUii J C'.-ll for WlHiit, nt tho .MAKIII.i: I'l.ll'l' MM. I.J, l.v Jnn. w J. ,v A. W. Mrl (IV. ' .'OR X.W.I: I'lvi'iiii livu l'Alil Mil.l.M. .im Illii.li. Apply tu Il.lVIII IlltllliliS. I ' , Jiuitiary .'7. ,i lTAci n, M-vr.v &ro.,i 1.1 L strri't, I'orlsiiiniitli, Ohio. 'ommlHSimi M.'i Innls,W.-lnr-Jnn. JT. . Iy rpo pun .1. ccois, ! ItlN'I'I'lIH Porsnh'.n I'onl nf lilxinl .ill)! II... fntir. Jllll Ihs. Muinll Pirn, nml lllll I! s. 1,011s Prhni'r. mill ly Ivor 11, Iniv for i'iibIi or upprovvd p.'iprr. Jnn. '. H liTT h WRlnilT. Lt'Cll'lllt MA I Jnn. Jll. IZ dn.t'll Ihim-, I'.ir snip vnrv r'iprp, iiy ut t;iio i:n. Jjaivt itnrsiin:s. fnnh r,.t-Jnn. JO. mill .H.md Pnppr. fur s-ilp lv lit V iillovi:u. ' IL Jn'im Cui, nud llox Haws, for s.i!u hy IK A t.ltnVnt. 0' N.IO Wl) Till U S II l.US. .Mullen'-le lrott.fi.rrtirr.tvw monul. Iml, Kc, for mile hy I It i;il(i'li, Jnn. Jtt. l.l POSITIO N Tin I m'iir.'x, w jiu (inih-, n nin e rt'int dv fur KinoKy Chimney, for sule hy Ml A (J UoT.It. J.'tl. IltoN WlltK. from us,4 tu y, for sale hy lit GIloVKR. January 20 " S.Ui rpWKl.VK do.en Hell Mehil nnd Coiiimon Casl Imu Tea Ket-J ties, for snle hy 1 It .V (JltnVI'.ll. Jnn. JO. 1 t'HHI A nnd Aiuerican Hlici V January Jo. -t Iron, fur sale I'VlllAtiltOVI'.U. N.ill Ctl l'r.S'S Ceruian l.o ks and ("o f. Mill, n 'ir-4 r'e nrtklp Tj for sale hy llt A t;ito Kit. Jnn jo. "Ot K, 10 nnd 7 IMnte, i!oX nnd I rankllii STi V KH. fr ile hy nt t.ituvr.it. ' Vy January 0. nORSB nml Wrought .Cutis, for"saihy Jnniinry 2il. ' in a t;i:o Ktt. Y;o TWOrnsesFire Irons, very cheap, for n!eh fl! A t. UoV lilt. January ilt) (( rpiX Piste, Kheei Copper, nml Zinc, toTVaVh) lltA tiKDVCll. J. January 20 SM'IH.I'.H .. snle hy TriinnuuL,f. a full miNorlmeiit, fui lltA (iltOVI'.R. J;.n.:o r UN I ATT Nails ami Itraiis, fnr'enle hy lli."(.ltoVIlt January 20 s.U (lAUUIAtJK Hprluj-s, Axh: J Jtinunry 20. i Steps and PpritiL's, fur nte h lltA lillOVKH. IVIVK Ill'NIHi RI) 'h. Hrnx ami Copper "keides, for s,oV h " January "ft. r UltOVLR. ' 1,0 It TV IIAltltlll.rt Nvw Orhniis Mvlnssns, lor i,li Iiy Jiiuunry .'II N. V. IMtooKH. Sl ll.Mt Kri'TI.Lrl l.y Iho ton, for s.ilu h) lltA liltilVPU. Jnniinry .'II. ;,( j riTATR OF OHIO. l JtNK!,l COl NTV, .--C'H't r) C 'ifiii n V!r,rr, nch Term, A. f). H:.!7. I. yne Klsrllng Mavid fiiifjii end wii'e in (;iuiiiiery.--At the VmcU term of hit. Cmirl. I :!.;?. c-iiue Lyno rftarlii.-, l.y I. is sfliciiors, nnd filed icrein, Ih.vi.l (.;:.'-'Mi. mid H..ra!i. Pis wile, his I Ml. t,lt u!is:nti'-c (mil pvtui'. of which is ns fuiimvs. Tlmt th.,st,,l hisr 'lie.', in March, ;:,J,oM to ruid I : vt-l (iiipfii n Hatt of land of three urrrs, in the now citv of Co'-iiidms; tl-nt o targe nor 1 ion of the pur' hai'e nnmey, with inter"-;! thnifon. i mn'ns due td iiti,id; tlmt t tie Find Vi n, unit r'nrnh. his nif.;, on th !"ih day of S'.-ptem'.er. 1 !!.;!. tno: l inked to said Hinrlinir. In-loti Ill, 72"), suil the umlivhh d half of in-lot 508. In the city it t'ohimhiis, in secure the payment of f I2"t); thnt, to secure hisl.- sl inetiiioned s;itn, snid D. Ci '.-'Hi also nfl"ii;titid 10 tuUi -Marlins t!:e title hond ntrnle hy said Slarliir: to so id D Glhsirt, f'or a conveyance of the three acres nhove referred to; that snid ? I2''0, and a Inrye an ear of interi'si t hereon, in due nml unpaid; .nid praying tl,nt nn lucimni may he luken of tho amount duo rnm;il;iMiiint. jtud liie preurses ahove nanied sold, and coinphiiu. am paid. The said il'-h-mlauts will take notke, that, unless M:ey iiM"ar nnd plead, answer or demur, wji' la sixty days sf; 'er the next term of this Court, the complainant, at tho term next lifter the etpiintimi uf said sixty dins, will npply to sniii Court intake the l!ll herein filed us cohlckaud, and decree thereon nrcnrdin::lv. AtU-st: r.. n.CKCS, Clk. pro ein. Si ARi.iN'j .Jc Oii.i;it.t, fio'n. fjr Ciiinpl is. Miirch 2tl..t)w TMIF. sul serif er o:I'ts for sale 2i)v0 of the pentiirm Xnrvi JlttiVinnilifi, or Chinese Mulberry Trees, propnL'iilcd from ciiltinus and layers hi the Hfate of Miisstchusetts, of One nnd two years' L'rowth, fiont two tn ei;ht f i.t Idyll, Also, 1 009 (Jhiiifstj Cutlin:s, nud U,UU0 Vliitc linlinn Muih rry Trees of one year's e"'M Hi. HAIMI'l? FHlD, for ".Tel. 7. .If A. 1' I.N I'KH CO; rVUH! FI II K ! Flltl'! The rrotrrtion Instirnnci Compavf I' ot the City of Hartford, Connecllriit, conilcuc to leoire a-fnitist loss or ilanii":e hy (ire upui tlilr well known HI oral lenus. Appli' ut ion w.ay he madeto M. J. GMJinnV Ai'-nt, Office nf f'larling i GiPert, , On Markc'.-Kt., 2 doors west Mayor's Office. January 17.. ly TO rAnMCIIH.TiiK thiio Pit-K Co. have on linnd, for sale; four millions of sill: HormErxs. Tho Worms may he fed nn ihe native Tttnck Mulhcrry, nnd Hie fredin-j cui lie done hy children. The Company pledge lliemiielves to pnrrhit-e the I'oronni in the Full, ut the iiiurktu prire say f.uui $2 to per hiish'.). Apili:ution may he niadcto J. HI'LLIV.WT, Frnnliliiiton; M. J. t.ILHL'ItT, t'ohuulius. V. It. In the poui'bc ofthe Fall the Coinpaity can supply nnf (l"iiiftnil for the genuine Chinese MnlNerry, and the Italian, or White Mitlhrrry, nt n price within ti c ineuiis of every fnrmer. JnmiJiry HL.tf J. H. IY TIIH PltFHIIH-NT OF THL I'MTLD HTATF.fi?. In y puruanre ofthe provisions of n treaty mtido otid concluded hetween John A. Itryi.ii, Com mil's inner on the part of tie l ulled Plates, n n rl William Walker, John Hnrrclt, nnd l'ea-rtick. chiefs nnd piim lp;il men of tl.n Wyandot trihe of Indians in Hi in, net in? for nnd in hehnlf of Ihe said trihe, on Hietwenty-third day nf April, one thoii'find, ' hundred nnd Ihlrty-si, I, AMHtHV JAt liHOV, President of li e 1'nited f tales, do liere' y ih i tiue and make known, that a puhlie sale willhc lield at M.WMOX, hi ihe Htate of Ohio, which is herehy tleslgnntcd as the seat of the Land Office (or Ihe tract reded hy the said treaty, on the second M-ndan tit nert, (llt:17) for Hie dis posal of the undermentioned lnTid.,rpdi-d to the Coiled States hf Hint treaty, for the purpnucs therein meniimicd, vit: , Frnrfiomil icrtions 31, ami 3(1, In township J, south, o rniiL-e L'i, east. r'ections 1 duil 2; fmrtlennl sprilons 3 nnd 1h: sections 11, 12. I.t. nnd M; frnctiomil Hcetions 15 nud 2l lections 2.1, 21, 2. nnd 2i'; ntid frnctiounl sections 27. J-l. 35, nud Jo', la township ;t, south, of range 15 enf. Hectious 1 nml 2; fractional sections 3 nud 10; sections 11; ) K, 1.1, and 1-1; frnctiounl sectiom 5 nml 2; sections 23, 2-Ji ( i',, nud X; nnd ftartionnl set lions 27, 34, 35, and 36, in town-; (iMi 3, south, of range 15, east. I I'ractional sections 31, 32, am) 33, in townsUp 1, south, of , more Hi. enst. I Frnctiom'l sertlon A; secilons 5, (J. 7, nnd 0; frnrtlonul sec-j Hons 9 nud Hi; RCt llo-m 17, lit, 1I. and H; fmcllontil sections ; nnd Jfl; seriioiif 2it.3n.31,nnd J2, and liaciioiml sc t.on 3"J. j in township 2, sninh, nf riiuep 1G, e9l. Frnctiiimil section 1; sections5.lt. 7. anil ft, fmrtlonnl see tions Hand It!: sertlom 17. IU. HI, ntul 20; fractional srcilnnj ( 21 end 2H; sections 211 nml 30; mid frnctiounl seciiuns 31, 32i I and 33, In lowiiHhi, 3, south, of range If), e-t. ! Tl:c-;t'e w ill conlliuie open for sis rinys,nuil Ihe lauds will l' olTered in the order herein mciitloiifvt, I Civnn umh-r my linnd at the city of Washington, tho twelfth 1 day of Deciuil cr, A. D. lo3'i. A'DRr.U JACKSON; Iiy thr Treldcnt: Jvmks WiunoMn, C'nmiVjiwirr of th Central Land Ojfttt, J.m. 10l I0 NI'AV II MtHWAHK PToltllInm mnv riTcivlnft front importers In the K. intern Cities, nnd oieiihir on Hroad-etieet. n few doors v et ofihe r.iicopal I'tnirch.n full slid com-ple'e;ig,onii.eiit of II A It 1 1 W A It II, Ct l't,i:itV.A HAIDI.ERV1 I'.'iiutnnd otl'er llriHtien: Cnrlenterfl,, Hitddlern', nnrt flhoe Ma kern TfHi.'x; Cutieh nnd llarnefi Moinitifc nnd TiimmliiK; Do inetic Ankle: Coini-ltioii The Km iocs, with Crntps. (n new nml sp'emliil nrtii !e, nud sore remedy for KinotiiiiB Cliimncys) Joiil.iMn Neils nud llrudf, of nil i.en; together with every v- rirTy oi n rtl'-)' iwm'lv Jv' itt in it c II v Itardwart Htote. My stork lieiii" e-itfrely new, nud iurelm-ied nt I he lirapesi -Mihlc rate, nud indirioiwiv selerti-d hy a Western Merchant jthat hm hnd the Advantage of many ycari' experience In the linniwnre hiiilm ;ili.-r nn self thnt I nm prepared to sell nu lis pood terms n.i nnv e-t-il-ltnlniicnl Went ot Ihe Mouiititns. To ihoHe who ivUh in kcCtMi purchases. ! s' allndhere strictly io the nnd otit pi ineipie tlmt n nlinhte slpence Is l-ettrr tl'nn n tU sliilliu.'; aitd to those, of cuurae, a piclcrcncs will le "tveii. Al-o. ns nl nve. Tin Tlnte; Shenthlnp Copper, tinned or not tinned: Stieel Hrnn nnrted tmnilers; ltusi,i nnd American Pheel Iron; lilork Tin; lion Wire, of every ihsciiption from No. 1 loil: loreMier tviili every variety of articles usually kepi or iiiamitiietun d iu n Stove. Copper, ItrfiKS, Tin nnd Plieei Iron I'nrtory. Al-o, Sued Zltic. n tirt rnlo nrllrle lor roofs, kitchen floors, putting under stove, c; nml n large supply ol Brass Keltic. tin hand. Coo',-, 7 nnd 10 plat", nnd Hot 8TOVK3. Stort P pe, l.nth ItiHriian and Auieriinii. made lo order, and put up If reipirxled. My ns ortineitl of fire Irom, with Hl.ovets nnd Tonps, loth hrnnnud hi L'lit luiih, is full nnd rnmph te, purrhnsed hy Iht casein a very emn'l n.lvaine. HOl.l.tlW WA XY, and SCO A II KI'.TTI.I'.H li) ll.e tun. Tin' nlHive nrtkka will 1 snM nt wl 'esale or retail on the uioAt nrruuiiiiod;.liiii Iff mi at leiist nt rVeiip ns Ihe chenpesl. i lense ran nml nee, nut) it. en jinl ; who sell tnrsalns. ( onn try MerrhitiiU, Sad.lh r. nud llnri.eri Makers, nro particularly in vi'ed to cull nnd examine ipinlitv nml prh es. !' ,i0 IK A (.ROVCR. CI IIr.NS OK COl.CMIH" Mr. lU'.NM M.ll. woutr! J r:ill yiir mieutlnu io No. 1, i:icliniiie ItiiiMinss, I'ro.id-i wny, where lie is now ready lo unit tiHiii all Hiom! uhn I f. el an inicreii li 1 1 welfiire. The nl ovo hulldiiift has heen 1 littfd up cpie(!y tur tie .V"irhani Tailor llur-htess, nnd in llruatlw.iy Mtvle: imd they may esperi thnt llroadwny work will he done, tctli with regard to cuhIiib and iimklui. He ! lies nn evtciiF-ive nwiortnieul of llruaiMnti.n, Cnulmerrs, end , Vit'i--s: lo.-! i her ivii'i e ery niiirie m men's npmrel, consist wi of lire liuet) !iirt-: tine mtixliti shirt, with linen hosoms; silk dniwcinand wr-.ppers; nt'loii, tt.iiiiu l.lniuh's wn.it, worst rii, ami nie-ii o iimwcrsnnd wrnppeis; silk, merino, worsiedi l oMun, nud laiu'-'s wool I nlf Imse; coiion nnd merino hose; l"irkniu, I ver, hoewkln, plik, kid nnd cotton floves; silk, rum ehiHl ir, cittim, ami orsleil suspeudetP; iiien'n pocket hand kerrlii f nml rravnts; ready lientiiicl rrnvnis; stlilrnera and flo'ki.nf every denci i.ui in nnd ulyh-; hilli d honouin,nnd plain linen I uom-, of ihe tiite-t t le. nud rollers of ihe newenl pattern: iiIho, liitii'h sa'lu hokums, pnuinloi n sirups of every style, nml hitlon of ti e hiti-M f;iliinns nml tnllps. P.!4, Il him heen stii;i:eiited lo me Hat I h.l.1 teller linv taken a mo'ii on Hih ferret -Imt i w.is iinposiihle, and I hnve the 1 -t room ot mv hii-iiien thnt I cmiid tlud in the ritv; nnd tin idm of i" l'tns mil of ti e wny. Is rather idle, as it is hut n f w minuter' unik fnuii any sart of Itlfh street, nml so eii.ily f- nnd. that n hllml miin rotild not miss Ihe way, lleim roonertt d with one of the hent ntiihlilnrismaof the kind in lliiifnlo, I shall at nil liuien ho ul'c lo fur null the pul'lkt with the hitesi New ork liu-tiiuim. D. N, t o:iimt,us, iiec.;i..tr v. i.r.xic.To ri!tr., l.irr.. ami ma r ink ixhu. snrnnre Cnmpntiy l nrorpoinled In It! ib Capital A.KHV OiiO ?1J7,(mi pnt.l in The umlerplcned. n -rent of tlei'uve Coniiiiny, I now prepared to insure ncnlust lo or dninane hy I Ire. nml to tnl.e Marine liki,uiHn ns fnvonihle lermn on he nhtnhied iu Hie Smte. Applicnttons m.iv he made hv letter. :pot paid.1, or nl the otncroi Sini.iMi k .n nun, Kistc street, itortli m ihe M;irk'-t llouco. N,,v- -'i--'1' i v.vn PTARMNO. Jr. Nnv i;t i Tho si (Mil it" ATTHKOIIIOCIHMP CAHII (kTOItK. sillsnihers liavintr tnkeu the Hiore No. .1. ('mumn. n ii ouii.iiiiL-s, n iew noorn sMitp of i. Woudhury, l.nm jnst ri. ived a sp'emhd asionmenl of Htiptr ami Cnffy IR V fit IOHH, which tl ey oiler on ns rensnnhln terms as enn he oht.l.n.H tn the rity; nnd thev resCi tlatlv invite llio mt.l m ilt ...J ... ami ite for themselves, iHMr.v.jiui'ciCO, N..v. : i tin:. ,ie p. Mertnoes, a new and splendid artlctefor InnW v s nimiTiiiesrea.).ist 'crrive.l at No. 5, Commercial nullif. r.,r.u n,r:'1 Nov. 22. .lim liVlJ;IIN.'N M1, m.thorls'seiro'TVnf I l.and.hrlrt,a,,lploJm)nl Knhtint , rrtlWfurrf vUnu on the rad from lturyrusto l.ltl'e Hnndnsky, eovr. Mnt . acres. The ln.,d U welt improved, and verv dcsre- h i.o peyons nhhin- ,t, void .ho iMmrio,,, nd trd.ou pro, r.ium.,,i,r,.27 u f V