Ohio State journal and register (Columbus, Ohio). (Columbus, OH), 1838-12-28

              TATE JOURNAL AND REGISTER. VOLUME 20. COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1838. NU3IBER 19. OHIO PUBLISHED BY C. SCOTT (t J. M. GALLAGHER, At three Dollars a year, invnriahly in advance. Twice a week during the Bessie of tke Legislature, and Week Ike remainder a the near. JOHN M. GALLAGHER, EDITOR. Office oti Btate street, Two doort West of tlie C'ttnton Bank. ADVERTISING. Twelve lines or leu, one Insertion 90 50 tliruft.. 00 each additional Insertion,. . three months, six months ....0 25 ....3 00 ....5 00 ....8 00 s the above. " 11 twelve months, Looser advertisements In the same proportion A deduction of twenty per cent., (on the excess,) when the Amount exceeds twenty dollars In six months. All Ailuarilanmnitta abnnl.l he mnrkixl nn their fa., with Ilia cumber of Insertions desired, or they will he continued till order ; ud out, and churged by the Insertion. 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Wallace, Eaton, .....O. D. Hendricks, Mansfield, ..C. L. Bherman, CaiWras,.C. Martin, Portsmouth,. M. Gregory, Castaa G. Reynolds, Tiffin Jos. Hnwsid, Sirfsey Jnroli e). Conklln, L. SanduekyA. Eddy, Warren I.. King, Jf Philadelp.J. Overholt, Marnstille,t.Wm. Bteel, H'Atnit,...C. Mount, srryeTj-,.W. P. Reiner, Lebanon, ...J. Prohnseo, Jr., Marietta, ...J. Test, 'oor,. ...(,'. Spink, Defiance U. Ilrubacher. FROM WASHINGTON CITY. From the Correspondence of thn Raltlmore American. Washington, Dec. SOlli, 1838. IN THE SENATE. After somo unimportant morning business, Ihe Senate took up for consideration the resolution yesterday offered by Mr. Rives, ofVa., calling on tho President for information relative to transactions between the GOVERNMENT AND HANK OF THE UNITED STATES. Mr Rives rose and spoke with great animation and eloquence on the subject of the following resolution, yesterday introduced by hitn. He enchained Ihe attention of the Senato and a largo auditory. His speech produced great effect. Jt' tolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury communicate to the Senate, at as early a day as practicable, the information called for undor the following heads of inquiry: 1. Thn period at which the third bond of the Bank of iho United States, sold to that institution, amounting to 2,351,871 38, was placed to the credit of the Treasurer on the books uf the bank; the terms on which it was negotiated, the person acting on behalf of the bank, wilh whom the negotiation was made, the particulars of any understanding or agreement that the proceeds of the same should be left on deposite with tho said bank until wanted in the ordinary disbursements of the Government; and what understanding or arrangement, if any, has taken place respecting the benefit which might accrue to distant places on account of the Government. fi. The period when the stun of 1,000,000, in part payment of the second bond of the Bank of the United States, was placed to the credit of the Treasurer by that bank; and the nature of Ihe agreement or under standing had in reference to the payment of a part of aid bond before, and anothor part atlcr it became due. 3. Whether any sum or sums of Iho public money havn been deposited in the Bank of lite United Slates other than those derived from the payment or sale of Its bonus; it so, the amount and date ol each deposite, and by whom and hy whose authority and direction thev were mado. 4. Tho aggregate balance standing weekly to the credit of thn Treasurer in tho Bank of tho United State, its branches or agencies; whether subject to draft or not; as well as the weekly agnrcgato balance in thn 1 reasury from the time tho first deposite was mane 111 lite hum nunn. ui iiiunr-vn un-iing iruiii wo pay mentor Bale of its bonds up to the present period. 6. A list of all the branches or agencies of the said Bank of the United States on which the Treasury De partment has drawn d raits; the amount of public nion eys directed to bo placed at each, and of the drafts severally drawn on litem, and iho rate of exchange be tween rnilaiieipiiia anil each ol the places to which urns were ordered to lie iranslerretl. 6. 1 he amount, so Inr ns it can be conveniently as certained, that there has been drawn from the Bank of Ihe United Stales, its branches or neeneies, in notes or said Bank for paying Indian annuities or oilier claims of the Intlianson the Government, or for defraying the expenses unending the removal of the Indi ans; and in eeneral tho nature of the "arrantrements," if any, "made for the mora distant public disburse ments in the notes ot the bank, toirether with nil the correspondence, airreements and instructions, iriven or filtered inlo, connected with any or all the heads of inquiry above slav'tl. Also that he communicate the nature ofthe arrange ments made with him by tttoso banks in which no cording to his report of the 3d instant, portions of Ihe public money have been "placed to Iho credit of the Treasurer on special deposites," tho kinds of money in which the said "special deposites" were made, whether the same were entered on the bonks of tho bank, whether the identical moneys deposited have continued lobe held hy tho banks, whether the drafts of the Treasury Department that havo been drawn on those deposites hnvo been paid in the specfie moneys deposited, ami whether Ihe halinces remaining are part and parcel of the very moneys originally deposited.Ho spoke of tho rumors in circulation and the facts which went to show that the Bnnk and Government had an understanding, and wrro in alliance. Some of these fuels he particularized, a full and satisfactory explanation was expected from the President, in his message, inn it was not there found. We all looked to the annual report of iho Secretary of the Treasury to diasipato ail theso doubts: but that paper preserves a studied reserve premeditated mystery upon the subject. After all that had been said in the country upon it, after he had bcon entrusted with the sale of two Bonds, he sends us l paper in which vre can, with me utmost scrutiny, scarcely And line in reference to the transaction. . Instead uf giving us full details in regard to it, he merely says that the bonds nave been sold ho noes not say to what (lank lie says something of special uVprwilcs in Hanks, bit nothing lhat will satisfy the public curiosity which had been awakened on the subject. There was studied effort to conceal all the transactions of the government with this dreaded institution. But n gleam of light breaks through the mystery from another quarter. Mr. Middle's letter is explicit. He speaks in the bold and unequivocal language of a man who had achieved a triumph! Ho tells you there is no longer any controversy between the government and the Dank. He tells you what the Secretary conceals, that he bought the bonds and gave the government a credit for them on his books! He paid for the bontls in the trash the Penitentiary trash, as the paper of the Bank has been called over and over again. Instead of an anticipation of 3,500,000 it was an anticipation of 4 or 5 months. Another discrepancy. The Secretary of the Treasury tells you he had this money tin Special Depositc! But the President cf the Bank tells you it was an open credit. Now, sir, is an open credit on the books of Ihe Bank, the same thing with a Special Deposit! The country sir, will not be saiisncu wan tins thing as it stands. An explana- tioo is demanded by the country. litis thing must be scrutinized, and the Secretary of tho Treasury 0sht to be obliged to him for affording him this op portunity ot explanation. Was not the mode adopted of selling tho bonds, another way for making a compact and a condition wilh the Bank. Is it an armistice, or a trucol Is it nn alliance, or a Convention of Subsidies. If it is an alliance, is it one of defence or oflenco, or both t If it is a (.onveniion of Subsidies, which party is to pay them! These are questions which affect the diunitv of Ihe government and the interests of the people. He referred to the tone of influential journals, in tlu con fidence or the Hank, to show that an allianco with the Bank would be soon offered. One paper says, "we may see a National Bank established, by this insen-sihlo process, without the assent of Congress." The Baltimore Chronicle, an influential journal, in the confidence of the Bank, uses Ihe following language: " 1 he determination ot the Dank to pursue, liereal-ter, its own course of money making, without reference to the emergencies of the country, will be considered, we presume, as confirmatory of the suspicions that have been for some time abroad that the government and Bank will no longer be nt war. This position, however, results from the change in the nature of the Institution, and is what was to have been expected. The Bank, wilh the facilities it may render to the government, may well aspire to the post of the chief of the Deposilo Banks and will, no doubt, in the course of a very short lime, by an insensible process, become the fiscal ngent of the government. The result of all the experiments of the reign of Jackson and Van Buren will thus be to substitute a State Institution, owing no allegiance to tho General Government, for the Bank which, whilst it was tho creature of the General Government, was subject to its control and supervisory power. The money of the government will now be in vaults into which the government will have no right to look in the custody of officers whose conduct the government will have no right to scrutinize. Instead of being represented nt the Board of the Bank by Directors of its own appointment, it must now submit to entrust its millions to the control of a Board which will not allow it to say a woid as to the disposition it shall mako of its vast means. So ends the experiment." An institution irresponsible to Congress, above our reach us a State Institution, its vaults and books shut up from all scrutiny except of the two high contracting parties, will thus he created; an institution which, from the nature of its contract, must be a political agent, w'M lbn he established. Such is tho alliance attempted to be made. In the name of my country, I come forward and forbid the bans! 1 have, besides tho information sought from the Secretary of the Navy in relation to the U. S. Bank, another object. I wish to show, as I can, that banks have been employed by tho 1 reasury, in a manner which was unauthorized by law, and which is exposed to serious objections. 1 lie Secretary p-ivcs ut a list of sixteen Banks, which would not be employed under the deposite law, but which are employed as special depositories. It would be found that theso were not special depositories, any more than any other which were ever employed under the deposite act. Mr. R. also stated that the amount left in the hands of State banks, not withstanding all the homilies preached Hrrainst (lie system, is loo large for safely. I will tell yon what this means. They want a connection wilh banks, but they wish to have them as Executive agents and crea tures. I hey want Bunks if they can have the entire control of them. They are to employ them whenever they please, and dismiss litem when they please. The money power is thus to be brought under the direc tion and control or tho Executive. 1 herclore, it asks liberty to employ Banks or not, as it may suit their interest. While ihey tell us that they wish not to establish a system of Banks, regulated and sanctioned by law, they must have ono of their own, under their own direction. What is the use of the four Receivers General and your multitude of .Sub-Treasurers! They are to be kept for show, or for the purpose of extend ing f.xcculive patronage, lloih the 1'restdcnt and Secretary recognize the utility and necessity of employing Banks as fiscal agents, but thev waul the ex clusive control of them. The Secretary ncknowledies that Banks are very safe, as to tho chance of "eventual payment." What do we want more than such sttfetyt lint is tho clianco of "eventual paumenC from your Sub-Treasurers who have eluded your grasp, and shel tered themselves lit loroign InmlsT You may seize upon their gorgeous furniture, unless it has been se cured to sonic favorite creditor. A sweeping and all powerful control over the mouied institutions of the country is thus to be established, by this Executive system. Mr. Hives dwelt upon many other topics and Willi great force, in connection wilh this subject. Mr. W'rii;ht made a brief renly and Mr. Hives re joined wilh great power. Mr. IS lies lolloweil in defenco of the Sub-Treasury system. Mr. y nllendcn spoke in support of Mr. Hives s views, tlu wanled the country to know, he said, with what incautious haste the government was ready to post to this ullinnee. nir. uuiiinerl then addressed the senate and the Resolution was adopted, and The Senato adjourned. Washington, Dec. SI, 1838. UNITED STATUS FF.NATK. Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky, reported a bill to prevent ihe interference of Ki ili r il officers in tho elections of Ihe People. The hill was rend twice, and referred lo the Committee on Iho Judiciary. The bill names all Government and Slate officers, and provides thnl any attempt lo influence nn election shall be considered a high misdemeanor, 1IOUSK OF lU'.ritKSI'.NTATIVES. Mr. dishing, of Massachusetts, moved to amend the Journal of yestcrdny's proceedings by the insertion of a protest against the fifih resolution adopted by the House on ihe 12th instant, which protest staled that he allowed the petition presented hy him lo he hud upon Ihe table only through iho power ofthe House, denying at the same lime the constitutionality of ilia act. Mr. dishing wished this protest inserted yesterday, hut Ihe Speaker decided that it was not in order. Mr. Cushing renewed his motion this morning, which was nesnlived by 1 vole of 1 It 1 to 14. Mr. Wise mndn an unsuccessful effort to bring up the unfinished business being the resolution asking for a select committee tn investigate into the causes, &c. of the Now York defalcations. The Committee on Elections mado a report declaring that Judge Doty is entitled to i seat in the House at the present session of Congress, and that Mr. Jones, the sitting member, is not. The report was read, arguing the points involved in the claim at some Irnrjtli, and being rend it was laid upon the tablo and ordered to he printed. The House then look up the unfinished business the Defalcation Resolution. Mr. J times (iarland, of Virginia, proposed an amendment in the form of a resolution, asking lhat the com-milteo selected for the examination into Mr. Swart-wont's affairs be chosen by ballot. Mr. Wisp took the floor in continuation nnd conclusion of his speech begun yeslenlny. Mr. Wise made one of his most exciting and severest speeches, decla- ring among other things, that it was his most solemn belief that tho Secretary of the Treasury deserved impeachment, and would be impeached if justice was done him, or if men enough could be found willing to oe tne executioners ot justice. I'HIKMX It CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Jfos. 65 and C7, Water street, New York. HAVE constantly on hand, a large and general assortment or Groceries, which they will sell on Ihe must liberal lerma. The merchants of Ohio are respectfully Invited to call and examine Tor themselves. December 21, 1838. .17 3mlw 3mw. 13 REWARD, RUNAWAY from the subscriber on tho 3d Inst., nn Indented apprentice by the nnme of WILLIAM PHILIPS, ibout 16 years of age. He hnd on when he left, a blue enslnet cost, and black Jeans pantaloons, black seal cap, a pnlr of old hoofs with half soles. CHARLES BAHEY. Franklin county, Dec. 21 -.17 3w. NIITICK. WHEREAS, my wife, Eliza Uolllday, baa led my bed and board without any lust cause, I therefore wsrn alt per sons from harboring or trusting her on my account, ns I am determined to pny nn delila of her contracting after this date. December 19. .17 4w. REINIE.V GOI.LIDAY. FOR BALE CHEAP, Alike Calnmbus Refining Dietillery, and Wkolesate Lienor Blare, en state street, near the Market Heuee. DOMESTIC I.lallOHH, made of pure lleetlllcd Spirits. In Imitation of Foreign. These spirits are superior to anv do mestic artlrles lillherlo ottered for sale In llila city. uec. !..: iw. HOOKS AT AUCTION. JUST received and for sale to the highest bidder, nt the City Aurtion room, directly opposite the Htate House, n large eon- ilgnment of Hooks snd Engravings. C. W.KE.VT, Auctioneer. Ileremlier 21.. tw If. ivotici:. THE CO partnership lately existing between C. W. Mason and D. II. Espy, trading under the Arm of Mngon and Espy, is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. The business will lie continued as heretofore, by D. H. Espy, who Is authorised to settle all accounts of the late tlrm. II. W. MAHON. Dec. 18.. 17 3w. D. B. Etfl'Y. HOOK BINDERY. CHESTER MATTOO N, Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer, Celumbne, Okie, HAS removed to his new building on Slate street, opposite, the Htate House, where he Is nrcpsred to do Hook llliullni In almost any style desired OLD HOOKS carefully anil neatly rebound. III.ANK HOOKS, lor Records, Accounts, si., large or small, will he ruled to any given pattern, and hound to order on short notice, lie will also keep on hand and fur Bale, a general assortment of ntsnk Work, consisting of Record and Account limns, ot aieiilinn, lleml and Cap paper, together wilh Memorandum Hooka of different sorlsand sixes, Drawing, Cap, and Leller Paper, faint lined and plain, and such School nooks as are In general use. Orders for Rlank Books, Paper, School Hooks, or printed work, forwarded for binding, will be thankfully received and i.rnnmtl, attended to. Die H..14 tw3l Ivw. fOVINGTOV COTTON YAHVM. A LARGE supply of the above well known YARNS, of all numbers. Is rotistsntly kept on hsnri: for sole on lllieral terms hy the subscriber, Agent fortho Factory. Cincinnati, Dec 13 Ursi. R, BUCHANAN. MAD RIVER AXD LAKE ERIE RAIL-ROAD. THE Cars, until further notice, will leave the Rail-Road Offire every morning at 9 o'clock, for llellevue: returning, will leave llellevur at 2 o'clock. Passengers and freight will betaken on, and put down at Cooke's Corners, and at the crossing of the uionmingviiieaiin taincr ramlusay road, Stagea leave Hcllcvue dally, ft r Tilhn, Immediately slier Ihe arrival of the Cars, thus forming a connection with the Cincinnati line. The great "East and West Mall stage" passes thrnuch llellevue daily. Freight forwarded with the utmost despatch. jAll baggage at Ihe risk of owners. By order R. M. SHOEMAKER, Engineer and Hup't. Sandusky Clly, O., Deeemlier 7. .1.1 lm. STATEMENT OK THE BANK OP GEAUGA. PiiassvtLLS, Ohio, llsisasss 3d, 1BJ8. KKBOVRCKB. Discounted Rills, itflWWI 65 Specie,. 31.1)75 tti Notes of utber Banks Daposlta In Eastern Cities,.. Hanking House and Lot, Real Estate, Ilauk Slock Bxpenaea, Suspense Acronnl Ime from Hsnks Exchange Account Protested Draft,, ln.iid on 30,IIH II lll,7'.U 09 d.llo ('. 5.00.1 00 VK1 84 STS 01 7114 fit! 2 .J (HI 474 76 :I29,172 70 .154.1211 62 .. 137.48; on . 6,HW) 72 811 Oil .. 30,182 36 LIABILITIES. L'apilal Stock paid in, fiotea in circulation,. Profits on hand Dividends unpaid Individual Deposits, , J29.172 70 Tna Stats or Onto, I . Gesugs county, f ' The undersigned, President and Cashier of the Bank of Ge tags, being duly sworn, do depose and say, thai tho above Slate aienl oftbe condition of said Bank aa ll eitsted on Ihe evening of siomtay me jd day or neeemlier Instant, la arcurate and true according to the beat of our knowledge and belief. REtlnnN HITCHCOCK, President, fltoaos Mroirr, Cashier. Sworn to and eul-Krihad More me Ibis 4th day of December, HUD. . A. TRAl V.Ju.llce ofths Peace. Dee. 12.. 15 3w. MANACER'S OFFICE. VA. Wheeling Unary, Class 0. drawa at Iht city of Wheeling, January 3, ItU'.l. Iprlaeof tfUfal Is Iii.500 1 2.1X10 2,(100 I 1.5O0 1..MNI 1 I,2ll I,2n0 1 1,115 1,115 5' each of 4IKI 25.IHKI I) ("Tickets 50 Halves 1 25 (luartrrsll.6.'s. A package of 25 whole tickets by rotlmcale will cost f III. "ttharca la pro- n,tiwn. VA. MONONGALIA LOTTEltV, Class 7, draws at Aleixmlrla, December 29. 18J8. Iprlaeof. 15.2113 1 of Illl.nilO 1 5.IXK) 1 1,57:1 lUOeachof 1. IK HI is lHU.lrlMI 150 300 J4.0ISJ ITrTlckela llll-lhlrea rjodnsrlers Si 50. A renlrkatt of 25 whole (kkelt will cost tl 18. Shares la proportion. VIRGINIA WIIEIXI.Va I.OTTF.RV, Class I, for I8J9, lo lie drawn at Alexandria, January 5, 111:19 No Blanks, 1 prist of.. I I 1 10 . 1.111.111 III I of.,.., .SH.ISMI .. y.tHHi 4.0110 I 2..HSI I I. issi 2 l,0ou 20 .. 2 (Nil .. IIKI .. Ml AH Ikkela having none of tbt drawn numhere. Net! 3. rjTlrktla llll-llalvea V-(usrlcrsJ 50. A package hy rrmucaie win only cost I'jki. mares in projiortion. RICHMOND ACADEMY, Osse 1, for lU.it). drawa at Alexandria, January 1J, 1R.I. 1 grand prlaeof Sln.lKKI 1 of (HUSH) 1 7.011(1 1 6.IMHI 1 5'Ml 1 4ixai I 3.IKNI 1 2..SIH 25 1.000 25 5(H) n-Tlfkeis SIOllit.ee 5-Unartera II 51). A narkaga of 2.i whole tlckils, by eetlllicaie, will cost 4I). illiaics In pro porllnn. VA. PKTKKNHt'RU LOTTERY, Claee l.fnr IR,19,draws at Alexandria, January 19, R19. 1 of i.ro.min I of. iiii.nrm I 4.IKHI 1 ;ljiisl I 2.500 1 ,7K7 Somen, I.IKSI .Ml ear h 4119 50 300 I. rO 200 iT-Th-krl. 810-llatvea (5-.Quarlvra II 50. A narkaga of Rg wliolo Hearts hy eerildrale, will cost 8141), rlharee In prupnr VA. LEEXIlrllU LOTTERY, Class I, draws al Alexandria, January 20, IB 19. 100 prizes each, of 11,000. I of. ijoooo it fin.nno 1 8.ISNI a.ono I 4000 d.mai I 3ISH) n.noo I 1.5O0 t.501) 1 1.(117 1,017 1IHI Men 1,000 100.0IK) IT TkktteIO-Hslvc8B-Q,usrters 5(1. A psrkagt of 25 Viholetkkrta by rnrtincnle.will coil sw. Shares In prnpor linn. I or hckm noilress your enters io U. S. l.ltKUi'KV ft CO. Mannrars, No. 1 I I, Mala street, Wheeling, Va. TO PRINTERS. JUST received from Philadelphia, a few kegs of superior rVlJtTER XErr S JVJt, which will be sold low for CASH In hand. SCOTT & GALLAGHER. December 21,1838. TO ALEX. MOOBERRV AND HIS ASSIGNS. YOU are hereby notified, that at the next Term of the Court of Common Plena of Franklin county, Ohio, wo shall move said Court to enter up an order for the redemption of the N. W. U. of Sec. No. 2.T. No. 4, and R. No. 22, In laid county, which was taxed In the name of Wlllinm Mootierry, and on Hie hist Monday In Decoiuhar, A. D. 1U16, was sold to Alex. Mooherry for the tax, Interest, and penalty for 10.15, and for the tax of 1836 the ncccssnry deposit lor tho redemption thereof having been duly made with the Clerk of the Court ol Common Plees. J A HI EH HAMPSON, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. December 12.. 15 6w. CAKTOR OIL. fcc O BARRELS Castor Oil. m 4 " Bp'te Turpentine. 3 Mnseed Oil. 3 " Tanners' Oil. 2 " Olivo Oil. For sale by T. 8. BUTLER. Dec. 12.. 15. 3,. CASTILE HOAP, fcc BARRELS Wlilllng. ' 100 lbs Castile Soap. 50 do. Lhpiorlee. 2(1 do. Wlilto Wox. For in Ic low by T. 8. BUTLER. Dec. 12. .15. OIL PEI'I'ER.MINT.fcC. ef OH i'eppoMnlnt, -- 10 do. Oil Cinnamon. 1(1 Gallons lleur's Oil. 20 lbs. Hsisam Copniva. Dee. 12.. 15. For sale hy T. S. BUTLF.R. HI'ERM OIL, fcc. QIX IIIWDRF.I) GALLONS Sperm Oil. kj Wave Wnvo foot taper and globe Lamps, oiep h u LatiipGljilsei fur Hnnglng Lnlnps. Lamp wicks, varioua sizes. For sale hy Dee. 10.. 14. TIIOS. 8. BUTLER, WHITE I.K.Wl, fc3. 1 if KEI.S H I, no '.sad In Oil, -M. v :iihi Ins. Ilry VI ltd Lead. 2IW x Lctharte. :10 " Chronic Yellow, No. I. 21) " No. 2. 211 " " Green. 10" Prussian lllue, No. 1. 3(H) English Venetian Red. 1(1 Chrome Red, a auhstltute for Vermillion. For sale low by TIIOS. 8. BUTLER. Dec. 12.. 15. - Hl'LI'IIATE QUININE., fcc. Sfl OZS. Sulphate Uulnlne. 0" .lllois. Kreosole. 50 Hie. Camphor. 20 Turkey Opium. 30 Red Precipitate. 40 Calomel. 40 " Gum Trngaclnth. 100 Gum Arable, lull " African Cayenne Tepper. IIHJ Refined llorox. 3(1 Nutmo'a. For sale by Dee. 1U..14. T. 8. BUTLER. THE A MK.lt I CAN ALMANAC FOR IS3. THE American Almanac nnd Depository ofUseful Knowledge, for the year lll.l'.l. A few complete sen of this valuable wurk, from the commencement, may also be hsd at the Hook "" of I. N, WHITING. December 10. .14. WARIIEN'N HTrUDV Or? LAW. ATOPULA It and Practical Introduction lo Law Studies: By ?nmuel Warien.nf the Inner Temple, E. F. It, 8. From Die last London edition, I vol. A aupply of Ibis exceedingly valuable and popular wi.rk Just received and for sale at the Book Store of I. N. WHITING. Iheeinher 10. .14. YATI-'.H' RKADINCH. A COLLECTION ofrieadlnga and Practical Precedents, with . noles thereon, and approved forms of Bills of Costs, dtc Ry John V. V. N . Yates, I sol.aup. roy. 8 vo. Just received snd for sale at the Honk Store of I. N. WHITING. December 10.. 1 4. I'ETKItN' DKjr.ST. t FULL and Arranged Digest ofCsses, decided In lliePu-X V preme, Circuit and District Cpurta of the United Htetee, from Ihe organisation of Ihe Government of Ihe United Slates. Hy Rlrhard Peters, reporter of lbs derisions oftbe Supreme Court ofthe United Stales. To he completed In 3 very large aun. roy. 8 vo. volumes. The first has lit been published, and la now for sale at Ihe Hook Store of I. N. WHITING. Deeemlier 10.. 1 4, JI IICK HTORV'U K.fil lTY. CnUMKvrAnirH on Eouily Jurisprudence, ne administered In England and America.' Hy Joseph Story, 2 vols. Commentaries oa Eiiilly Pleadings, and Ihe Inrl.lenla thereto, according lo thepracllceoflheCourlsof Ennlly of England and America: By Joseph Slory, 1 vol. roy. R vo. Commentaries on Hie Conflict of Laws, Foreign end Domestic, In regsrd lo conlrsrrs, rights, and remedies, Ac. Hy Joseph Slory. Story'a Commtiilariea on the Constitution ofthe Untied States, 3 vols. 8 vo. Tbt tamo work abridged by Ihe author. 1 vol. roy. 8vo. Story's Cnmmentsrics on Ihe law of Bailments. 1 vol. Sloryls Laws af Ihe United Slatee from 1789 to 18:16 Incltialvt. 4 vole. 8 vo. Just received and for sale at (lie Rook store of Dee. 10.. 14 . N. WHITING. NI'I.KNIIIII LONDON WORK FOR CHRISTMAS AXI) JfElf YEAR'S PRESENTS. THR Drswlng Srrsp nook, for 11139, Willi Poetical llluslrnllona hy Mis Laiidon, a beautiful iiuarto volume, elegantly bound, with splendid engrsvlnrs. The Imperial. eChileimna and New Year's present, for 1839, an octnvo volume, bound In Arm Turkey Morocco. Ackerman's Onrcel Me KM, for 1H3", aleianlly bound In Turkey Morocco, aad embellished with eleven Andy rinithed engravings.Friendship's Offering: and Winter Wreath, for 18.19, beautiful. ly hound, and embellished Willi Ane steel engravings. iteaih t Picturesque Annual; roy, octavo, elegantly bound In Velvet. he Flowera of Loveliness; an Assemhlste of Female Reantv. B!arautty bound. Tlie Renia of Deauly, displayed In s ter let of twelve lilthlr An- tailed augrarliga. The Srenkt Annual, edited by Tlmmes Campbell. Esq. An elegant quarto vol,, with highly Ani.hed ensravlntrs. Ihe llyrnn(isllrry;aserlraorills(nrlral Kmhclllslimenle, Illus trating ihe Potdcal Worka of l,ord llyron. One ofthe most splendid bound volumes to he met with. The Agra of Prmele Hesnty, illustrated In a series of engra vings from drswlngs by the most euiititnnl artists, (tuarto. Vlewa of Cities and Scenery la Italy, France, and Swllxertand containing forty-lbree Plates, handsomely bound. Quarto, Hie Komanc of Nature: or. The Flower Seasons. Illustrated by nuineroua engrsvlngs, beautifully colored. t ludon's llesiitiea ofHyron;or, Portraits of the Prlarlpal Fe male ehtraclera la Lord Ityrona roema. A quarto vol. elegant ly hound In Tnrkry Morocco. r imtnti'a llallcry ofthe (1 races; a aeries of Porlrsll llluslratlone ofltrlilsti Pools; from pslnllngs designed expressly for Hits work by aissB auust eminent Arllals, A quarto vol. anpsrbly bound In Morocco. Wanderings aid Excursions In North Wales: Rr Thnmae Roaroe. F-sn. With Afty-one Ant Ileal engraving. 1 vol. rov. 8 vo., elegantly hound. llla; or. The siege of Grenada, Hluslrated with splendid en grsvlngs from riren hige hy the most eminent artiste. 1 vol. roy. 8 vo. Tbt Modern fltllery of llrlllsh Anlsti, constating of a errlee of tngravlnga of thrlr mosl admired worka, with llluslraltvt dt script ton.. The Rivera of Franre, from drawing! by J. M. V. Turner,. A. A roy. B vo, vul containing 31 splsndld engraving, logelhtr with a large esanrtment of other elegant tonrinn works, just receive,! and for sals at the Hook Stort of I. N. U HITINO. December SI.. 17. g llllloir.ll.lt AND M W IK.AIl'N I'lll s.XXM. ISAAC N. WHITIMI hssjnst opened al Ills Hook Store, a very splendid assoitmenl of Christ masand New Yeara Presents, emmtg v. hlrh are The Christmas Kcepsnke, and Missionary Annual, for 11139: Edited hy Rev. John A.t'lsrk. Ortevo, superbly bound In Tur. key Muioccii, and embellished V, lib 111 highly Anl-hfd engravings, Tlie tlllt, (nr ll;9. Edited bv Mies Leslie, elegantly bound In Morocro, nnd enilelllihed with II Ant engrsvlngs. The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, for 1U39: Edited hy (J, fl.llnodrkk; wllht) Ane engravings. The HrllgtoiiB vnovi-utr, for lho9: Edited by Mrt. Slgourney, lib Ant engravings. The tally's t'atliiel Album, with engravings. The Vlob-l; or Juvsnl o Simveulr, for lh.19: Etlbed by Mlsi (.esllc. Kmiieuisiieu v nil seven engravings fromsteel plates. I'be Aimrkan Juvenile Keepsake: Kdlled by Mrs. HoAand. The Jewel. nr Token of Friendship, The Youth's Kecpseke. A Chrlatmaa ind New Year's (lift, for iu,r.. Tht Juvenile Scrap Rook and Youth'l Annual for 18:19, wilh tlgm nnetngravings, Parley'a Christmse Teles, for 1839. My llaughler'e Manual. My Semi Manual. Tht I Angnage of Flowera. with ell ptalse. Flora 'e Interpreter, or the Amerkan Hook of Flowtn ind Sea tlmenta: Ity Mrs. lisle. Tht Young Lad) a 0111, s Common Tlari Rook of Pratt and Poetry. Tin Little dirt's Own Rook: Ry Mrs. Child. Tlie Royt Own Hook. The Roy's Week Day Hook. The I. II lie Child's Hook, tnilielli.heil wilh about .MlO tngravlnga. leading Strhigt It Knowledge: lly Mra. Trimmer, with tugil' vlnga. A new lliemxtyphlcnl Hll.ls, with devotions! pieces for youth, containing 4(H) beautiful cuts, by Adama. Together with a large variety of other Interesting and httutiful works. Dec. 21 To Journeymen Tin Plnte Workers. mills Is to notify you that there are 1 sulliclorit number of j. journeymen in tins city, 10 meet all the demands of our employers; and all lhat we aak la a living price, which we are now on a strike to obtain. MANY JOURNEYMEN. Deeemlier 3.. 12 .Iw. ADMINISTRATOR'S) NOTICE. ALL persons Indebted to the estate o( John Porter, dee'd late of Union township, Union county, are requested lo mske Ininiiirliiita) nn v mint aaa4 Ihnu h ,... 1 . 1.1 . " 1 "-"- m-timK vi-iiii. KBinBl Hill eSUMl, rc not i tied lo prcwat their account! legally proven for ettlemcnt tuKlilu ns.. r.. ...I. .1... " liuns inn UBLB. November 30.. 12 4w. WILLIAM PORTER, Artm'f. COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. AT the ahove old eiia Midline. it mny be had nt a renionahle price and aliort notice, Mnchlne Coitlnjja, l'loujh failings' Wood' Nougtia made in the hett manner. Wan Ron lioxea or a iu' pertor pnitcrn, In any quantity, and nil wor iitiially done at a Foundry. 1 urnlnn and fin lull In all kind, of machinery, will In promptly executed In the best mnnner. Tho nronrleton return limit- thanks to the puMIe who hnvo heretofore sum nine. I thorn; nnd expect, from their future oicrtlom, to receive st III. their share ofpatronntte. N. , Those who hnve been Innr ImlrMeA. are reminded that the time of payment must not lie delayed much longer, os necessity will compel us lo make collections more promptly than usual. i. niiiiivvA V nn. December 7, 1838.. 13 6m. ffT The Ktstesman will please publish the above II months. weekly.aud ehnrgethis office. rvik'rifM IS hereby given, Hint n petition will bo presented to the City Council, of the City of Columbus, at their tint meeting after the first day of March next, praying aald Council to lay out and establish Hugnr Alley, tlili ty-tbree feel In niMa.h Com. ,h u. line 01 eourili street, lo Ihe west line or land owned by U. Nor-ilirup, on the Ceuuai ncsorvatlon In the Cl'y of Columbus. The lines of said Alley to lie continued or extended in rlubt linn, with Hie Hues of Unit pari of said Hugar Alloy which la west of said rourtn street. December 6.. 13 5w. MONRO EVIL LK A XI) HANOI SKY CITV RAIL ROAD. CARS for passengers (until further notice) will leave Monroe-vllle for Uaiiilnsky City, nt nine o'clock, A. Fd., and Sandusky Clly for Moiirosvlllc at half past I o'clock, P. M. dally. Fasseugcrs will be taken up at the Deep Cut, al the crossings of the reads from Milan and Huron to llloomlngville; and at the crossing from Milan to Cooke's Corners. The company are prepared to transport freight between the two places above mentioned, with the utmost despatch. Convc) anrea are always In readiness lo take passengers fiom the Care, lo Norwalk and New Hnven. For freight or passage, apply lo Oxo. Hollistks, Monroeville, and HoLUSTsa a. Uo.LT or J P. Sues, Sandusky City, Hy '". CIIAS. D. JAUIIKS, December 7.. 13 lm. Engineer, M. (V B.C. It. Road. MKDIt'AL NOT1CK. Til K undersigned would resieetfully lufiirm tho cllllons of Columbus and Its vicinity, that ho la commencing the practice of Physic and Surgery. He will bo ready at all Hints to attend to all calls In those cspacltles. Ilsvlng studied his profession at Ihe most distinguished schools In Urltlsh America, and the United Stales, and practiced more than twen(y-f1ve years In the western country, he thinks, that without the charge of arrogance or Imputation of vanity, ho may claim and expect a respectable share of public confidence end fnvor. He professes a new and successful method of treating many disordera of this country, especially fevers, liver complsitils, consumption, end the diseases or women and rtnldr.il. JJH N 0. CHAMIIERL1N. Columbus, Decembers. .12 if. N. H. He line bis lodging and board ll the house of Mr. Fatighls, Pront street. JOHN FHKNl'll, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, IS now receiving a very extensive stock ol Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Siuds, lie. oic, which he offers low for cash. Also, Window Ulass of all sixes, from 6 by 8 to 24 by 31), Pulty, Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Abdominal Hiipportera and llnndagca, Ksstman's and Jayne'a Preparations, Pnlcnl Medlelnea, &c. ate. Physicians and others are respectfully Invited loeall and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. 4 doors south of the National Hotel, High street, Columlius, O. Nov. 30.. 12. JKI'r'KRMON'H MANUAL. A MANUAL of Parliamentary Practice, composed originally for the use of Ihe Senate ofthe United Slates, hy Thomas Jefferson, with references lo the Practice and Rutea ofthe House of Representatives. Tho whole brought down lo the Practice of me present lime; to which are added Ihe Rules and Orders of both Houses of Congress. New edition. For aaleal Hit Hook Store of I. N. IVIIITINO. December 3. LAND PIIR MAI, K. TIIBRE will be told at Ihe Court House, In Franklin county, at 12 o'clock on Friday Ilia 4tll day of January, HU9, Ihe fullnwlngdeserllied tract of land lying In Mlrrlln township, on Big Walnut, contslntng one hundred acres, alsiut 15 of which kt under Improvement. Terms made known on day of sale. Nov. 30.. 12 ts. ISAAC HARRISON. Adm'r. FRONT IIIIICK. THE subscriber has on hand a few thousand pressed front, a most superb article for laj Ing parlour hearths, or any other neat work. These llrlck are made In a machine of Messrs. Crauas tt llunakker, (Patent) ol Pennsylvania, and arethe neatest Hrkk ever otfercd to Hie cltlxene of Columbua. OCI.2B..7 (f. AMOS S. RAMSRY. F.l ItOI'F. A MOIWTAI.V ANII. rnilE subscriber has Just received a supply of tho F.nref,au JL Mountain Ask, which are now ready for drllvery. With out exaggeration, H la one oftbe most ornamental treea In nature. Also.a few Brat rate Cherries, JOHN A. LAZKLL. November lb.. 1(1. DISHOI.I'TIIIV. THE Arm of R. Thompson bt Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, John French linv'ng purchased the interest of R. Thompson and S. Culler. J. French will settle all accounts of Ilia Arm, and coallnue Ihe business at Ihe old stand oppoelle the Treasurer'a Office; Ihe manufacturing establishment of Doctor Thompson's patent appaiatua for the cure of Hie Prolapsus, ate, will bo conducted aa heretofore, under the Arm of Culler, French Co. Thla apparatus, which elands decidedly foremost In Iht estimation of Iho inedkal profession wherever known, for Ihe treatment and cure of Prolapsua, and many oilier defections, may nau in any quaniny, ei inc tHOVt CSianitSlimtnt. R. THOMPSON, S. CUTLER, Serd.28.,3. JOHN FRENCH. llr'.l'OM TOH V OK UIIIIKu. BIHLES of vat loue sites. Do. In (lie Herman language. Testaments of var Ions sixes. Do. with the Fsalms. Published hv the American tllhla Sorkly. (.onitnnn Trayer Hooka An assortment. American Union Sunday School Hooka. Do. Do, in (ho German language. Evangelical Family Library. Hound volumea of Tracta. Other (round volumea Oftbe American Tract Society, Sunday Schools famlllea, and individuals, can lit annulled with anv of ihe above worka, on application al the dwelling house ol r, ii. vt ti.roi,in culunnms. July 27, 18;18..ri..ly SKW TIN, lilt ASS, AND NIIKKT-1RO.V WAKK MANI'li'tf'TllltV. THE snlierrlliers resierllully Inform Ihe rltliens of Columbus and vicinity, lhat (bey have established Ike above business In all Ha various branrhes, al Ihe t'and formerly occupied by Ira rover, tn tiroan street, a rew rods weal or Hit Episcopal Church, where Ihey are prepared to execute all orders for TIN, IIHASS, ClH'PKR.KINC.add SHEET IRON WARE, with uro muss and In tht most workmanlike manner. Having been successfully engnged In the bualnees for Hit laal twelve or Arisen years al Urauvllle, and having In our employment several of the ikosi eiperwneed workmen, we can mnlldenlly assure Hit public thai our wora win neexeeuiM in manner both lor style ind durtbll Hy, equal lo any In the Western coutitry. A supply of eve Hough conductors, Russia and Amerkan alove plpo, corrslantlv nn hand, and can he put up al the shortest nonce. Columbus, May 18,.1yw L. HUMPHREY It CO. N. H. Particular allrnllnn paid lojnh work. V ITaail a. tiiu iNnisrf sisssu For Congas, Csassaiflisa, Spitting of Blood, Asthma, and diss ees of the Lungs tentretlu. rpilAT Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Spilling of Wood. should In JL no cast be neilecteil. la familiarly known lo every one. They art all dksases of the lunga. and every person, (esclally every physktan,) knowa well, that when they have passed a cer tain elage, iIhi art of medktna can do no more than to palliate, Hence all lhalean lit done for their remtivtl, must ho done befurt txtenstvt organic cbangea lake place. 1 he lungs era extremely liable lo Irrtlatlnn from delicacy of airucture, aclng composed almost entirely or vessels and nerves. Irritation begets inllamm. lion, ellher acuta or chronk, and thn ebansee or destroys their texture rlosesaie cslrsand Ihelr naa asgea, thus eailrely omitting them for the mirposee designed, and Hunting ever alter a aidss for dl.ense In the very aenl ofrirsfirg. For sala al Hit Ohio Drug Stort, hy SUMNER CLARK, Sept. II. .ly Ol.t Milt S CI.OTIIINU STORK. THE suliscrlliers having milted fur Hi. purpose of carrying on tht MKRciijiat rAII.ORIJftl business, at Ihe old stand of Wm. Hurdcll, Immediately opposile the Treasurer of Stsle'i office, In Ihle city, would Inform Ihe public, lhat they have on hand t gentrtl assortment of goods At(et for the season, and art constantly receiving from Iht Eastern cltiee, addltlona carefully selected, together with Iht litest fssbloni, and tvery ankle In (heir line, to iceominodale (hose who mey favor Ihem wilh acall. They feel grateful for past favors,and hope, hy at. Itntlon to btislneea, with a disposition to accommodate, ellll lo enjoy t thira of public patronage. They will al all times kecpon hand an assortment of READY MAIIK CI.OTIIIMtl, of tvtry descrlpllon. They will make etolheslo order oa the shortest no(ke, of (lit beet malerlala and In tht tsttst fsshtnns. Stocks; Neck Clolhs; llnsnms; t'ollsrs ; collnn, worsted and silk Hose; (lenHcmen'e and t.ndlra' fllovee; and almoal every attlcle In their tins, will hosupplkil. Traveling gentlemen em be nrrninuiodntrd with gnrmenta made In a few hours, l.adlul' Cloaks, also made lo nrdcr. Dept. IJ, 18.17. ,.5-lf. JOHNSON tt HURlltl.L. IMPORTED CARI'ETIXW EXPECTED THIS WEEK, a,F',F,TY,P'EOES CARPETIJfO. Scotch Ingrain, Floor Oil cloth, Kldermlnsler, do. Manilla Mitts, 3 ply Imperials, India Tufted, do., Damask Venftlin, Hemp do. do., 5-8, 3 4, and 4 4 Venftlan, Cnrpot Uiudlngs, HOSrON RLINDS. TUFTED BRUSSELS AJfD WILTOJC HEARTH RUOS. Also, a few pair of extra larse alza silt frame Lnoklna Claaaes. cost from 90 lo 100 per pnlr, at No. 32, Buttles' hiilldlnga. m. jiniw. N. at o. O. WILSON & CO. . , BLACK IjACE VKII.S. 4 FLWdox. splendid Lace Veils, from 4 to 115 In price. Al ia , a isrse invoice ol nupor French needle work, Capea and Cnllare of newest pntterns and style, prices range from 3 lo 125 each. Just recelttn.1 n.l c. H. i. am. i l- a. 32, Uuttles' building. N. 4l C. O. WILSON & CO. 'c. U"., OllllW. fTAWENTY pieces siiier, blsck, olive, purple, green, pluk and . a siccus sup, X orange Merino, and ivruio,ana win iw som n bargain at No. 32, Silk and N. it C. O. WILSON nn. uiicy Diure. neeemlier B.,14 amtw KHITSI S I'. WE, the undersigned, being called upon to view and to. nralsa an calrav mnre. Inken n l, lli.lun w urn of Bharon township, Franklin county, do And the same to be uniM nun grey, race almost wnue, lourleen nands high, three VCaraold last Snrlllff. tlO Other mark, nr l,rH,,H. ,u.r.nlHnl.lA An. praised lo 25 by George T. Andrewtund F,dwnrd II. Topping. Iln. io it o. ,1.. . .-.... u... ,hi niriiuni.r, j. r. Kirn nnd Mnriiin IINlintllre. wier nt, I . uavlns pom. linn ooiiUHuus irmjn.fi,j plsud ihasi anangemenuto nisi errect, are now prepared. In addition to their former hushteee, In take MARINE RISKS on Produce or Merchandise passing between Hit Eastern and' . . ..... , .,,.,, ,OMll , on ,, M,e. nnvlgnthig Hit Western or Southwestern watere. Having a porpotual charier nnd a capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, wilh liberty to' Increase the tame to Three Hundred Thousand, Ihe Oireclora have delermhicd to exleud their business lo meet the Increasing demanda of Ihe Western country, and to deal promptly and liberally with their customers. Mcrchnnta and others wishing to Insure, can apply at our office In Columbus, or to any of our Agent! In tho principal towne of the Slate, and may rely upon meeting wilh literal terms; and In case of loss, with prompt payment. 1 ho DIreelori assure the public. Hint no vexatious delava shall occur In the adjustment of claims for Inasea. snH nn will lie taken of legal qulbhlca or technicalities, ttv tin, a d.u. liberally and In good faith, It Is hoped this company will eontlnut . ,nu ,,i cnnuucnreoi tne community. Office In Bullies' o.utn, u. ois, iiigu siren, ny order or the Hoard, WARREN JENKINS, Becretarv. Columbus, June 20, 1(138. .wasw ADMININTII ATllllsr Hie BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleaa of Iht county of Franklin, and State of Ohio, at n,l, H,.,... term, 1B36, there will lit offered for aale, at the door of the Court House, in Columlius, on Ihe 29th day of December next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.M., and 4 o'clock, P. M all the right, title, and Interest, of which Peter Lnwson died i. .... following real estate, lo wit: Lot No. 3, rtngt 18, township 2 aectlon 1, United Slolea Military, containing ont hundred and elxty-nlne aereannd ninety-two poles. Said Interest, Vonaist of a title bond from the Hank of the Untied Stales; upon which aald i,ii mem is o oe pnm uie sum ol Iwo Hundred dollars principal, and twenty Ave dollars Interest, to entitle the purchaser to a deed. Terma. out third in hand, balance In one and two yoare with in' terest, and good security. DAVID LAWSON, Admr. Nov 11 ts LOBANA LAWSON, Admx. TlioNtnte of Ohio, Prnnklln county, sa. Court of Common I'lt'iti, Ku litem ber Term. igas. JAMES Taylor, vs. Unknown heirs of John geddoo, deceased. In Chancery, Al this Term the complainant havlna Aled 1,1. Mil i,i. .... forth, lhat about the year IUU8, he purchased of John Seddon of Virginia, Military Warrant No. 3045, for 2.I3J acres, and lhat upon the said warrant, entry No. 21(811. for 224) aerea, was made "..m o, ,o iwniru isiio is suuaie in ma said county of Franklin) and for Hie residue entry No. 14U70, for 9 acres. July 26, 1838 aawlll more fully appear hy Ihe bill, and Ilia olataann ,im...J of both aurveye, and tht copy of the wnrrant accompanying tht bill, and Aled therewith. The aald John Seddon v. as under obll-gallon to make s further and more perfecl transfer and a.siro- ....... . .... iiai, mi aa u ennuie tne complainant to obtain a patent for Ihe aald surveys and entries, which the said John Seddon haa wholly neglected to do. Tho said Seddon lias since deceased, without making such assignment, and hie heirs unknown lo Ihe complainant. Thn bill praya for a decree Ihil Iht holrt of Hit said John Seddon. dee'd., make full ind perfect transfer and uslgnmenl of Ihe said warranr nnd ... .k. complainant, and further relief. And It annenrlne lo tl,. , that the names and residence of Hie said helra are unknown to Ihe complainant; It la ordered by the Court thai notice of tht pendency of thla hill be given lo Ilia aald helra bv m,l.n..,inn .i. consecutive weeks. In thaobio State Journal, a newspaper printed Notice Is, therefore, given to the nnbmw. ir. tltat anlett pieau, answer, or demur lo Ihe aald bill, wlllilo slur dava aner Hit next Term of this Court, the axl,! bill will be taken aa confessed, and decree entered accordingly. r.or,..a ow T. W. 1'OWEI.L.Hol.forCompt. VALI1AHI.K I.IMI Ifrtsi u a s i. A TRACT conlanilo, upwardsof 900 aerea. cblerly In Fran. Hn eonnly, between Ills and l.lllla Ilarl... .m.i. . ... the National road, and Ij miles of West Jefferson. This iraes may no conveniently divided Inlo smaller farms, having one on Little Dtrhy of 152 leree, with a small lmnrov.m.n, . a spring and a suitable proportion of excellent bottom and upland-and 3 on II Ig Darby of 255 acrea each, with each a good alia for s " v"uirij in. upper anu lower parcela. The traeton Big Darby, containing about 765 acrea, has nearly 100 aerea of good bottom, and about 300 acres of best prairie land for meadow apparently of a rich toll and requiring but little expense lo make II dry al all eessons; Ilia upland is well hut not h..ii. ,i..k..i and la believed lo I of a good quality lor wheal. There are three goon springs on mis iraci, anu ll it aald by a competent Judge of land In the neighborhood, lhat there la no belter trael for a ttoct farm In Franklin county. It baa on It an abundant aupply of good llmoatotie and rock for building from whkh, principally, the atone used in building the bridge over till Ilailiy, was taken. laving no use ror eapuai, i can tell on a liberal eredll of 5 or T yeare, requiring only a small advance and Hit Interest yearly secured by a mortgage on the land. My price la 2 50 peracra for Ihe parlon Hlg Darby, and 10 for Iheresldue. Apply lo Mr. Thomaa Roberta, al fltorgeavllle, Messrs. Brush & Hubert, Attorneys, Columbus, or Jacob D. Deilrlck, Esq.. or lothe subscriber at ncas..r, uiiio. IvIIAS. K. BALDWIN. August iO. 1838. .9 If. FARM FOR HAI.r.. THE advertises wblies lo tell hla Farm, altuated upon Hit wttt tide of Scioto river, 18 tnllet abova Columlius, and 5 above iiunitn, containing HOO acres. This it ont of tbt hett pieces of land upon the river. A ntvir falling atream runs through tht whole: there aj a atone house, hull! in thehesl manner; aleo a apt cloua barn: there ere about 60 acres under Improvement: a well of water close lo the door. Thla farm la not offered for aale Ilka moat olhers, because Ihey art worn out; but because the prorrletot wishes to return to Europe.. The Improvements hive ill beta made wllhln Hie last four years. Tlie house would mast an ex-eellcnt Tavern eland, being on the Stale road. Then can ba no dnubl but Hilt property will be worth .',0 an acre In a few yean. To prevent trouble, S.U an acre Is the prke: one half the pur. disss money nay remain on bond and mortgage Air two yean. Inqulrt of tin subscriber, JOHN RolllNSON, At the firm, upon Big Run,8cklo river. June 12, 1838. .ly CONSUMPTION! DR. R EL FED ASTHMATIC PILLS, nAVE, from their extraordinary success In giving Instant n-llef.and In curing Colds, Coughs, Asthmas, Difeulti of Breathing, Wheeling, Tightness of Its Casal, Pain in Ike Bute, Spitting of Blood, Ckillness and Bkiesrings tkat precede Fetorl and Lung Cmplainte gentralltl become one ofthe mosl popular Medlelnea known, and art Bought after from every part of Iht country, on account of Hut astonishing suereas whbh haa attended their administration In Hit above complalnla, frequently curing Ilia most ohtttnnia ciset, ind giving Hit most unexpected relief, efler tvtry other remedy bid failed, and persons hid glvto themttlvet up In despak of a cure I They have been known tn i Minnaem 10 nt far gona In runsumpilnn, and exhUiMIng all Hit appearand of approaching dissolution. And such have been Hit salutary effects of these Pills even In honelese eases, aa so far lo mitigate the sufferings of Ihe pn'kat, aa evidently to prolong lift for days and weeka, and give lo ll, a poelttvt eomfnrllhey never expected to enbiy. Tlie operation of the pills it wonderful In ei.lng respiration, qokMIng Hit cough, ind procuring comfnrlable rs si. Common eotds are frequently removed In a few houra. Altnough, (aayaa parson speaking of litest Pills,) my wife hastrttd virlous medicines oftbe Arst celebrity, for in Asth-malic difficulty, (or iffecllon of Hie lungs,) whkh al limes waa exceedingly distressing, confining her lo her house for da) a and weens wiener, SOS mm, aaiaiaf firae her the relief tehieh Reife'e Asthmatic Pills ds( easing her respiration, quieting her cough, and giving her comfortable real." And this is the trail-mony of liundreila or thousands. The relief whkh sg cd psspis, aa well aa oihera, expetknre from Hit use of these Pills, le truly astonishing, and rendrrs them Invaluable lo many, and are In fact lo some, an essenllil auxiliary to their comfort, and almost to Ihelr existence I (IT A Physician Informs Ilia Proprietor, thai a genlleman In the country observed lo allies, he hod reason lo believe Ihe use of these Pills had been the means of aavlng his life. Price whole botes, 30 Pills, 1 1; half do. 12 Pills, Wets. I1-Mtr'RI Wi HI' V ATF.Rt FOR tare or (a.dsaied ras nothing known gives eurlt isjns. dials tad comfortable relief. On recent eoro eyes, Ihe eAect le most salutary. Where Ihe complaint haa been of years stand Ing, and In some exceedingly bad usee, ihe moat unexpected and desirable relief haa been found In Hit net of Ihlt Rvt Watii, after every other remedy had failed. Persona who htvt used It, pronounce It without hesitation lis tssr pessoMlisa for theet remplaints, Ihey heve ever met wilh. Pi lee 2.1 eente a holHe. r None nrt genuine unless slsned T. K I DDI'R, on the wrap per, sole proprietor and sneresser In Dr. Coavvav,) by whom they are for sslt.at his Counting Room, No., l( Cmitt strt. Hot. 1 ton, and by lila special appointment, hy Sept. 18.. 13. 12) SUMNER CLARK, Columbus, O