Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1847-03-06, TRI-WEEKLY.

              PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLT, BY WILLIAM B. THRALL, EDITOR AD PROPRIETOR. Office soutu-eost corner of High street snd Sugar alley TERMS. Daily during the leisioti of tlie Legislature, and tri-wnraly the remainder of the year, - 00 Tti-weenly per annum, - 00 Weekly per annnm, - - - - t 00 Terms or Advertising. Twelve lines or leu, one or three insertion!, gl, and 25 eenta for each additional insertion for three months J5 I'orsil months $8 for 12 monies J 12 Longer advertise-nienta in the aume proportion, with s deduction of 20 per cent, on the amount over '20 in in months. Btthk Year. For twelve lines $12 fourth of a cor-unin J.I0 lialfa column gM whole column 10. EUS1NESSCAL11)S. MATTHEWS A BUTTLES, ATTORNEY S and Counsellors at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Office one door south of 1. N. Whiting A Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. Nov. I, 1044. F. J.Matthews. A. B. Buttles. JAJUKS I). I.AItl.UORE, ATTOKKKY AT LAW. Collections promptly attended to. Nr. L. can be foundal the office of Swayne A Bates March 3. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationers. ncxl door to tlie Clinton Bank. High street, Columbus. Ohio. A large assortment of Books.and Stationery always on hand. SI IHi.RT & MLLEY. B OOK-BINDEKS, High street, opposite the Public Offi ces, Columbus. Aug. so, iow. V. Seibert. M. C. Lillet. noun. tunisi-siii. "1 MATTOON. Book-binder, High street, opposite Whi- c srm w iiniinKusi - t every description, n ecu ted on ihort notice. " tZV itV. A fllinTT Ar CXiT. KALF.KS in Hardware and L'utlerv, iron. Nails, Clan, II - D..:U. n.tnHola Lrm!nit nml Mnchanifnl -1 0 House ouiiucm uiawnn, ri'"! Tools, Military tioodi, fcc. &,c., .No. 1U1 High trcet,iign I at S-'ll. D-.ll L. ' ut ilia vim i suiujs. i. WING A RlCliARUS DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry ioods, (iroce-lies, Boots and Shoes, Ac. lie, wholesale and retail. V II 1, 1 1 s,v DEALER in I.aw,Medical,Tlieolosrical.Ciaesieal, School and Miscellaneous Hooks, superior Stationery and Wall I'aper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the Slate House. J. B. WM EATON, - DRIIOGIST.nnd Dealer in Patent Medicines, Painta.Oili, Dye Stud's, (iluss, Ac. Ac.wholcsalcand retail, corner of High ami uroaa streets, minimus, om. r A 1 at .v ..,.., DEALERS in Dry Hoods, (iroeeries, Hardware, Drugs, Medicines. l'aints,Oils, Dye Stud's, Leather, Boots and Kl,ne Ac llii'ii street. Columbus. Ohio. Oct. 1, 1841. . k v s. a. ii nm'ltKl? W. II. BATE1IAM, . ITID1T0R oftheOliioCuLTivAroK.aJournal of Agrieul-J ture and Horticulture, published on tlie Ut and lath o ach month. Terms J 1 per year ; four copiea for S3, lp' Office in the Bank iluilding, near the State House. It. COJLSTOt'K A CO., I-iORWAUDli(i ami COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal tsasin, t-oiumous, uiuu. iiinru iv M. fTk?a IRON FOUNDRY, Broad atrect, near the Bridge, Columbus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, and a great variety of Castings, slwavs on hand. Oct. 1, Mil. iTVlllf U 1 I T. kj'I'l bl) I.' VSFl,LiUSlje IIAl Plum JK RCD1S1LL, High street, opposite the State Ruild- ings, alwavs keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Capsofthe latest fashions. Hals made to order. TiAitir.n rtii.wr-, Afin.,1, NOTIFIES Ilia customers and the public generally, that he has opened his establishment two doors south nf the Ohio State Journal Oliice, where they are respectfully invited to call. Nor, 1. W. A. MeCOY A CO., WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry Gouds and Groceries, opposite the State Mouse, High street, Columbus, Ohio. a rr' A mind Tnlln. IA W.---I'. B. Wilcox and A. F. Pf.rrv will practice j Law, as partners, in Franklin and adjoining counties. Oliice on east side nf High street, opposite I. N. Whiting A Huntington's Bookstore. Feb. I6..t-wtf. WATCHES. ACOOD assortment of all the different kinds, jnat received, and for sale at br.v prices. We have some of the fmttt that were ever offered in this market. June 27. W. A. l'LATT At CO., Neil House. 8TEE1. GOODS. AFRESH supplv of Steel Heads, Bag fTnsrn, Fob, est and liuard t hains, Breast I'ms and BracelcU, nf new etvle, tVc. Aic. Just received by 'June 27. V. A. l'LATT & CO., Neil House ' PATENT MEDICINES. ALL the snluable 1'atent Medicines kept constantly on hand, and suchonlv as are genuine. lil.Ml'HKEY 4t KRAMER, June 25. City Drug Store. " pisTots. ASLTPI.Y or one barrel and sit birrel revolving Pistols, just received. W. A. l'LATT fc ( O., June 27. Ne'l House. Pcrilocnl Rpectnclr. ALSO, double convea snd coneavo S))ectacles, for ill ages, and in a great variety of frames. A Iso, Spectacle (lass of sll kinds, tilted in old frames at shtrt notice, and low pnce,by W. A. PLATr fc CO., Jh. 7. A'eil louse. M. re Steel Goods. ANOTHER lot of Steel Beads, HiigClnsps.Tassels.&c. opened tins day. W. A. PL ATT At CO. March 31. Cnrringe Springs i ND Alios. Biifgy Lsmiw, Bands and India RnbherClnth, L for aale at the sicn of the tilLT PADLOC K. 1 SfORTF.D sues, from it p ny to 4 p'ny, for sale at the V sign of the (April 71 OlLT PADLOCK. ' FOR RENT, A VERY pleassnt and conveni. nl two story Bnck Dwelling, on Front St., s short distance north of Broad st March i. W. A. PLA1T " House Trimmings, a itIIVmuJ .riment snd more eineeted. of Mor J. lice, Riin.Cottsge and oilier Locks and Latches for sale at the sign ol iibj t 11 A 1 V T II II I K1I1S. Fl'LL sssnrtmrnt of Paint Brushes snd SashToole, J.X. just received and for sale hy J. n. n itr.A . on, Aottri'J. Comer of High and Broad its. N 41I.S. A' LI. slies Cutand Wrought Nails, at the sign of the ai3l. (iILT PADLOCK. CASH IIK 1'RODtCE. -a A friMSTnt K JL fl. see navinir the highest pnee in Ii. cash for W licit. Corn, FlasWd.Ciover seed, Timo- thy seed. Flour, Larri, l allow, nces-wsi. .niseng, . Pearl Ashes, Hacon.'Wool. Festhers snd Ilempi and sell Fiour, Sslt. Lumber, Shingles, Plaster, Cement, Are. Arc. at tlie lowest prices. VESTINGS. Ac. piTF and Fsncy Csfhmcre Vestingsj Striped and Plaid JU Linen llrilla just received nv April -TO. WINO & RIPHARDS. B I FFALO ROBES. A good article. io. I si snd S, for sale cheap bv K. si.in i ,vi, Dee. 7. S doors south of the State House. B LACKSMITS' BELLOWS, real Armitage Mouse Hole Anvils. Common, Cotter-Key and Solid hot Vices. For sale st High street, sign of the Hrosd Are. Dee. 7. ' FAY fc KII.UOURNE. r'AHRI AGE SPRINGS. 75 pairs Buggy and Csr-j . 20 setu Buggy and Carriage Ailes, just received and for ale low at the sign of tha uiL,t i aulajv-iv. Dec. 9. 1 1 4 H Pirrs ( otton snd Woolen, lnirrain, striped Ve. j netian Carpeting, just received snd for snle st reduced . 1 . ,n , CT.AITnV A. 1 f? prices, ny J . I" j .-.iu. iw.. SOAP. lASTILF., Shaving and Toilet Soap, snd a great variety or ferfuaiery, iut receiveo. snu inrssie. HUMPHREY t KRAMER, June !5. City Irug Store. Willi. n. Jnrvia A llenrv Jnrris. CCOLLECTORS and Account Settlers, for Franklin snd J adjoining counties, will attend to all businrsa entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, sod upon reasonable rims. Office, up stsirs, Erst door north of McCoy's store. April 14, lmfi-y. Columbus, Ohio DYES. T"VYE-WOOnS and Coloring materials of every descrip- X ' Uon, for sals, W holcsale and Hrlail. HUMPHREY Ac KRAMER, June 4. City Drug Store. OYEHSIIOKS nnffnlo Overshoes. A first rate article ami cheaper than can be found at anv other place 1 .A- -I- V. A' AI L I 1 1 ' II w, too '''Jf VJ r. xi. i'i, Dec. 7. 3d door soutii of the Sut House. OHIO TES-WESKLY. VOLUME X. COLUMBUS. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1817 NUMBER 128. FANCY GOODS. Tortoise Shell Combs, Buffalo, Horn and Polka do., Ivory and dressing do., and all other kinda of combs. Silver Thimbles snd Spectacles, Steel Beads, Tassels and Clasps. Purse Twist, Otto of Rose, Threads, Needles, &c, extra Windsor Soaps. Brushes, and 1(100 other things sold cheap at the new Dry Goods and Tea Store of C. R. KING, Nov. 28. Opposite F'xchange Bank, Columbus. LIME. FRESH burnt Lime at b cents per bushel, constantly kept on hand, at the Rail Hoad Lime Kilns, near tha Penitcntiarv. " Oct.22..t-w. SALMON. IRESH No.l Salmon Do. No.l Mackerel) 1 White Fish: Grand Bank Codfiah. This day received and for sale, by July 11. JOHN MILLER. MILL AND CROSS CUT SAWS. FAY II KII.HOI RNK keep t constant supply of Ro land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws, at the lowest prices TANNER'S OIL. I7OR SALE low, by tlie barrel or gallon, at the Drug Store of J. B. WH EATON, Oct. 2.1. Corner of High and Broad atreets. LEAD PIPE, FOR CISTERNS, Wells aud Acquedneta, for sale at tha sign of the HILT l-ADt-UCS.. UN SMITHS will please notice that we have for sale, at the sign of the Gilt Padlock, ll'il. High street, 100 Rifle Barrels,' assorted, from CO to 220 balls to the pound. Also, (iun Locks of various kinds, Butts, Guards and Thimbles, German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all other Gun material. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. Dec. U. ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign or the May 13. GILT PADLOCK. NEW DRESS GOODS. GINGHAMS, Printed Lawns, Baliorinea, Barages, Muslin Ginghams, Embroidered ditto, De Lains, ore. All new styles, lor sale by Wl.NU At RICHARDS'. April II. HOI (ill'S SKIRTS. HOUGH'S Patent Sen grass corded Skirts, for tale at New York retail price, by Sept. 21. . J. D. OSBORN At CO. SAWS. HOE & CO., and Wilinot & Rowland's Mill and Cross cutriaws; Hoe Ar Co. and Wilmot Ar. Rowland's Circular do.) Spear & Jackson's and other Hand do.) l'annel and ripping do., Butchers' and Back do.; Uillctt and Turning Webb do. July 1(1. GF.KE, ABBOTT Ar. CO. FAMILY FLOUR. HAVING made arrauiremcnrs with some of tho best mills in Springfield, for Flour, we shall for the future be supplied with tlie host and cheapest in the market. Gallon us. Oct. II. B. COMSTOCK A: CO. COLUMBUS AGENCY. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Car-ITAL jUSOjOOO. i'oliriea issued daily on the most reasonable terms. Office, Carpenter'a Building, between the Exchange and City Banks, is, Columbus. TIMO. UKI1 1 1 1 11, Sept. 13. II! I o. Secretary. GROCERIES. IMPERIAL and l'oung llvson Teas, Chocolate, Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, r-pice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace, Citron, &c. A:e. Just received at the June!. CITY DRUG STORE. UST OPENED at W. Amos' Tailoring F.stahlishment, I a fine lot of Vestings Call nnd sco. Nov. 17, GENUINE MOUSE-HOLE ANVILS, rUST received and for salo at the sign of the I Sept. 10. (JILT PADLOCK. 200 KEGS JUNIATA NAILS, just rec-ived and for sale at the sign of the Sept. 10. PAD PADLOCK. NEW DRY GOODS, JUST received at liel, High street. HXM) pieces new style Prints 2110 do. Ginghams, binghnm Lawns, Are.) KM) do, Cottonsdes snd Drillinirs; Also, a large and well aclected stock of Fancv and Sta ple Dry (ioods. FAY At KILBOl'RNE, April in. 1". IaT.t iiipri ai., Bifju m uiv urtKiu-.i, CLOCKS, JUST received, and for aale low, brass, DO hour and alarm Clocks, of Jerome's mukc. June 27 W. A. l'LATT Ac CO., Neil House. GOLD PENS. JUST received, s large supply of (told Pens, of the 6( make, which we otler at reduced prices j among them sr. Irmm'i lltntdict liamiui anil the llrnry Pen ; also. Aroryrj-fracutrt. W. A. l'LATT Ar. CO., June ii. m'u nuvH. 30 Tons Pis; Iron, rUST received on consignment, snd lor sale low. I March 10. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO NEW BONNETS. JUST received hv the subscribers, a new snd well selected assortment of jieapolitian. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn ami Straw Bonnets, which can be afford ed at unusually low prices. F'AY Ac KILBOURNE. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. LAMPS and Hands t India Hubber Cloth md Whips) Oil Cloth and Mats Patent Leather and Bindings) l'stent Cloth anil l sn r rarocs ) Light Frames nnd Tassells ) Springs and Axlea. GERE, ABBOTT Ac CO. iiousE bi iliVing"matehials. IOCKS and Latches, Rolls, Screws, Hinges, Nails, Glass, J Putty, Pullics, Sash Cord. Arc. jj t,, GERE, ABJ10 Ac CO. 100 ACREsTCANlTFOirSALE. LYING in Lima township. Licking county, Ohio, about 5J miles from Etna. The above land will be sold cheap. For particulars, enquire of Mnv 2o. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO. INSURANCE. LOSSES by Fire or Water insured against upon liberal terms, by the long established snd well known Protection Insurance Companv of the city of Hartford, Connecticut Y.. R0BHINS, Gen. Agent. Cincinnati. Jan. SB. M. J. GILBERT. Agent, Columbus. MUSICAL AND CLASSICAL INSTRUC TION. The suliscrils-r rospectlully snnounces that he gives instruction on the Piano r nrte. and tunes and keep instruments in good order. He will also give instruction in Classical learning, sand the French and German language, on the most ressonable terms. GEORGE F. W. WILI.E, Oct. 31 . .t-wtf. Comer of Front and Gay streets. MACHINE CARDS. 110 sou of Machine Cards, just received from the Manufactory at Leicester, Massachusetts, and for aale at No. I.V.I. High street. Vc.7. FAY Ac KILBOURNE " E WCANDIES. Just received at ( JOF F'S ('onfec-tio-ary, in the Neil House, Stewart's celebrated Steam Refined Cream Candies. Also, a few dot. boxes of Gnava Jellev something nice. ciov. i venoy eomrinins mi:i;. jdni rectici ni ." - NEW Stvles Dress (rtimls. French Lawns. Barages. Bab tonnes. Graduated Robes, French Chintt, Summer Muslin I e Lains, Ate. Drop in and examine them. A I I A NO. lfil HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Eliplic Springs for buggies snd carriages, just received snd for sale st the sign of the Sept 10? GILT PADLOCK. SMITH'S VIC ES OF Domestic Manufacture, the best in the market, for sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. Sept 111. SIMF u('r.-n m ni-i-, OF Spear Ar Jackson. Motlrsm, Ihhotson, Butcher and other celebrated makers, for sale at the sign nf the April 7. GILT PADLOCK. Solnr Lord Lamp. . OF Comelina At Co., manufacture. Also, Lamp Trimmings of all kinds, wholesale or retail, br W. A. PLATT Ac CO., Feb. 7. Ar 1okss. PIANOS. Superior Pisno Fortes, of s improved me-chsnism. directly imported from Europe. In commission for sale trr P. AM BOS Ac I O. Deo. 15..Sm. C. R. KING, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Ace, opposite Eichings) Bank. Columhos. Nov. I. .tf. LookinfGlns Platet and Frame. E' ITHER sold separately. C. t. KOSE. June. TATE PLAIN and figured India Rubber Cloth, for carriage tops, warranted not to gum. Also, Carriage Triinminga, generally. T. P. ELLIS Ac CO, Sept. 8 No. W, High st To Painters. PAINTERS can find, at the City Drug Store, all kinds oi painting tnateriala. Paint Brushes, Brouze, Gold and Silver Leaf, Dutch Metal, Arc. Sold bv June. HUMPHREY Ac KRAMER. "FIP" Calico. PLENTY of good Calico left at a " hp " a yard, and when you enquire for it, we won't be " just out." June 2A C. C. ROSE. WINE, Ac PURE Port Wine, Honlcaui and Otard Brandy ) old Holland Gin, Malaga Wine. Warranted pure, for medical durposes. For sale by HUMPHREY & KRAMER, June 25. City Drug Store. bMETlTlNtTEW I Juat received atliOFPS Confectionary, in the Neil llousc,anuclutof Egyptian Deals, a rich and delicious fruit. Nuv. 17. SADDLE.S. A large and elegant assortmentof Ladies' and Men's Saddlea. of new and rich stvle. Also, Bridles of all kinds, Martingala, Saddlebags, Arc, nf a variety of style, for sale cheap, by E. N. SLOCUM. DqC. 7. 'Id' I""- A - .A- A,-- Ilnn. FOR SALE. SEVERAL Farms (some small,) in this (Franklin) county, on very good terms i land good. Also, several farms and tracts of land in Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa, for sale or exchange for good land or other property in Ohio. THOS. W. 11. MOSl'.LEY, Aug. 22, Klin. Laud Agent. Ace. New Style 1840. JJ ATIN and Mole-skin Hals of the latest style and best 3 qualitv just received at April 30. WING Ac RICHARDS. Genuine Armitage Mousehole Anvils, "JOLID box and common Vises, for sale at the sign of the April7. GILT PADLOCK. Seals and Presses. SEALS Engraved, and Seal Presses furnished, for Nota'. ries Public. Common Pleas and Supreme Court, Re corders, &c. dec, at vcrv low prices anil short notice, ny March I. w. A. I l.i I I oc tu,, jeu nouao. SPERM OIL. Winter Strained Sperm Oil, Sperm Candles, superior Coach Varnish. Ace, for sale by Nov. 28. HUMPHREY Ac KKAMr.n. TRUNKS I TRUNKS (.Hard Lealher and Imitation Trunks, of all sir.es snd patterns. Also, Hand Trunks of superior style and workman-ahip, now manufacturing and on hand, at the manufactory of E.'N. SLOCUM, 3d door south of the Stste House. C.lnmlm. Ol.io (auis.cvaaV' Pec. 7. CARPET SI CARPETS I THE undersigned have just received in addition to their usual siititilv of Fancv and Staple Dry Goods, for fall and winter sales, a very heavy stock of C A R P E T S, purchased with cash, in the eastern cities, nt auction, since the reduction nf prices ill consequence of the repenl of tlie larill OI lor. J. it. ironimii oc a.ai, Sept. 19, Ifthi. STARCH. THE Columbus Stnrch Factory is now in operation. The attention of dealers nnd othere is requested to the beautiful article of Peart Starrh now being made. C ountrv Merchants and others supplied Irom tne depot at the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK Ac CO. cash and the highest market price at all limes pain lor White Com. Sept. 3. IIUNlnTRI . OYSTERS I Fresh Oysters daily received ahd served up in the best stvle. nt GOPF'S Confectionary. Orders from abroad punctually attended to orders in all eases to be scconipanicd by the cash. Nov. 17. MATT II ASSES. THE subscribers respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Colunibiia flint thev have just arrived with a large and well assorted lot of Shucks and Repute Mat- resses, which we will sell lowior casn i alt st Air. icnt s Auction and Commission Storo,aTid examine for yourselves. May lb. twti. v,. wui,ruitu oc x.u. Whilo Lend. Oil nnd Brushes. TWENTY Mils. Linseed Oil, in wholo and half barrels j 1110 kegs White Lead ; Varnish, Paint and Wlutewasn llnisnes. July Hi. GERE, AUU0TT & CO. GERE, ABBOTT Ar CO. No. IC1 High street, Jre just rerrirrtl. THREE THOUSAND Ilia. Iron ire, assorted, from No. 3 to M. SlWHl ll,. Log Chains; 601) pair Trace Chains ) 20 dot. Ames' Shovels and Spades ) 10 dm. Manure Forks. July Hi. TANNERS' OIL. 2r BBI.S Tanners' Oil, of the best quality, for sale by O Feb It FAY Ac KfLBOLRNE. SEEDS WANTED. THE highest market price paid in Cos, for Clover, Flu and Timothy seed, at the head of the Canal. Aug. 18. H. t O.MMlli r. .l. m nsTTriii.i.En's-T(nTcto. TWO Hundred dozen Mrs. Miller's line cut chewing To-. rt i 1. , l.tllU A. II t I'D A nacco, ny juiyil.j Jini.l niii.i.r.n, Thunder nnd Enrthqunki-a rioeonnted for. THOSE loud rumbling sounds, which ire frequently heard in this vicinitv. nnd sre snpposed br some to he the pesls of distant thunder, by others, the low. muttering roar of a half-choked earthquake, have been discovercil to be nothing but the racket made by Rose's boys tearing off some of their strong Jew aiooiis. may i-s. FOB RIBBONS. rpiIE new style of Fob Rililions in variety with Gold snd X Meel rimminge, just rereiven. June 27. W. A. PLATT Ac CO.,Neil House, DRUGS. MEDICINES. OILS. PAINTS, Ac. fTMIE subscribers have iust received a large addition to A theiratock of Drugs, Medicines, Oils. Paints. Arc, which they offer at wholesale and retail, on the most accommodating terms. (Aug.. FAY At KII.UOURNE. PORTRAIT PAINTING. THE Pnblic are respeolliiilv invited to csll at Gr.onor E. Waixutt's Room, on Town st , east of High, and amine his specimens in the shove art. Jan 6 f. TIN PLATE. THE subscribers have for sale SO botes Tin Plate, 1-3 X X and 10 boxes X do ; slso, Wire, sssorted Nos., Russia and common Sheet Iron, Sheet me. and liar l in. Feb. 12. FAY Ac KILROURNE. M Af'lf INK CARDS. THE snbscriliers haie for aale Ml setts Machine Cards fancy and plain let, Nos. 30. 31. 32, 33, and 31, wire also, Filleting Csnls, manufactured at Leicester. Mass. Feb. 12. 1Y Ac KILBOLRNF GROCERIES. THE subscribers otler for sale at their old stand, No. C (lOodale's Row, 12 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar. New Orleans and Sugar House Molssees. 50 Bags Rio Coffee. Fine chewina and common Tobacco. Superior Gunpowder and Young 11 son Tes. Pepper, Spiee, Ginger, Arc, Arc. March 1. FAY A K1LBOURNE. PRINTING INK, TTARRA NTED ss good as any other manufactured in the V United States. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the sale of J. A. James' Printing Ink.manufac. tnred at Cincinnati. Ohio, will keep a constant supply of the shove article, at the price it is sold for in Cincinnati. March I. FAY A KILBOLRNF.. Fahnestnclt's Vermifnge, WHOLESALE and Retail, at the Drug Store of J. B WH E ATON. April K. Corner of Broad and High sts. This dny received, POZ. Dales Patent Counter Scales, with seonns. For sale cheap, by T. P. ELLIS, A Co.. Sept.. No 1H, II, eh st PURE PORT WINES. QR. casks Port juice, for medical purposes, this day re-1 reived, snd for sale, by JOHN MILLER. OIL FLOOR CLOTH, r PIECES Oil Floor Cloth, of excellent quality and bean J tiful patterns, just received sndfor sale by April 17. FAY A Ml. BOURNE. GLASS. 200' boies 8 brlO and 10 by 12 Glass; 100 do. large sizes, from 10 hy 11 to 16 by J? 5 SOXJO lights Window ssti. Jntreretveii.aiHlTor sale.trr 'AY A KILBOURNE, April 23. Ko. 159, High st , sign sf the Broad-sie. V 1 II J FOWLER, SURGEON DENTIST, Office 1331 s High St., Columbus. All work done at this office is warranted to be of the best quality. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from a single tooth to a full set and warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Dec. 7. .dtf. VARNISH. 1 Rarreli just received, varying in price from $1 60 to J.U J2 per gallon. For sale hv Aug. it rLCOMSTOCK Ac CO. lO KEGS fine eastern 3d. Nails. for Plasterer's use For 14 sale by T. P. ELLIS Ac CO., Sept. 8. No. JU, High at Western Reserre Cheese. rf BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, old and new, on i)f hand and fur sale by JOHN MILLER. July II. LINSEED OIL. A BBLS. Linseed Oil, iust received and for aale bv DU Jan. 18. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO. 1 V II I sIOAr.S TIN PLATE. 1 J W H.H0 lbs. Braxicr's Copper 12, II, 16 and 20 lb. Sheets. 30 bv l!0 inch. 1000 lbs. Tin'd Copper, 1C oi. 3 Tuns Sheet Iron. Wire from No. 7 to 25. V or sale at No. IjD, High street, sign of the Broad Axe, by Dec. 7. FAY Ac MLUOl KM'.. OIL AND PAINTS. fiftA kegs pure While Lead, ground in oil ) XiUU Alibis. Linseed Oil) 10 Mils. Turpentine , Dry White Lesd. Red Lead, Venetian Red, Y'ellow Orher, Paris White and Chromo Green , Chrome Yellow, Lilharge Paint and White-wash Brushes, Are. &c. Just received and for sale, by FAY Ac KILROl RNE, sipru xn. jo. i.'w, nigh at., sign ol the liroail-axo. BARLEY WANTED. rnftA HISIIKLS Barley wanted, for vihich we will pay iyUU U the highest price in cash. Oct. 4 twArw. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO. WANTED. C(f( BUSHELS OatB,3X0do.Flaiaeed.5000dn.Tim-OUUU olhy seed. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO. ArnnA ',ns- ( oUnn Chsin, No. 5 to lfi. OUUU 2.IK Oil. Cotton Bats. Wick Yarn and Carpet Chain. Just received and for sale by Feb. If rat oc iiL,nuiitiiK. LUMBER. Kfj rine Lumber, sJVJV,UUU 3(IO,OCOft.Poplardo. 3CO.0OO Pine Shingles, warranted. all sizes and qualities. A large and well assorted lot of all kinds and sites of country stuff, together with assorted sizes Window Sash. Wo ask the attention nf builders, mechanics and oth era to our itock ; and would slate that wo have made arrangements so that we shall always have a large Block on nano, ami win not oe undersold ny nnv one. Aug. 18. B. COMSTOCK Ac CO. MUFFSMUFFS. (( 1st quality Lynx Mulls. ZJ 2d 2d quality do 20 3d do do 8 shortimmitation do 15 French Foi do 15 Lustund (iennctdo 5 Natural Lvnx do 10 Colored Coon do 6 Hear do 25 Belgium Cony do 3 different kinda. 20 Children's do nssorted kinds and prices. The above were purchased for cash in the month of Au gust, previous to late advances in all kinds of Furs. We are determined no one shall undersell us. Those who wish a good nrtiele of Mutf will do well to csll and see previous to pnrchssing. J. D. OSHORN Ac CO. C-11GAKS, TOBACCO, 4c 50 M. real Princips J Cigara; 50 M. Havana Cigars ) 2110 dot. Mrs Miller's fine cut chewing Tobacco) 150 do John Anderson's do PK) do Gooilwin's patent press'd do) 10 Jars Mrs. Miller's Snuff) 1 1 Ml dozen I lb. paper Smoking Tobacco) 1(0 do lib. do do) 50 boxes Pipes ) Just received and for sale by JOHN MILLER, Dec. 7. Grocer. PRESERVES. 1 dozen Preserved Peaches j I dozen Preserved Pears ) l no ao riums ) 1 do do Blackberries ) 1 do do Whortleberries) 1 do do Apricots ) 1 do do Limes ) 1 do do Guana Jelley ) Just received and for sale by JOHN MILLER. Dec. 7. TO EPICURES. Ilsl Cans Fresh Lobsters) 111) Cana Fresh Salmon; 1110 do do Clams ; HO do do Cod Fish i lis) do do Sardines, large size ) 100 do do do 2d size ) 100 do do do 3d size ) All hermetically sealed, and as fresh ss when tnken from their native element. Just rereived and for sale hy . JOHN MILLER, Grocer, Dee- " No. !)7 High street CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.Top Leather.warran. led not to gum) Patent Leather and Binding, and Pa-lent Moleskin ) Plsin snd Figured India Rubber Clolh ) .Buggy Lamps, various sizes and paltema ; Hub Bands, msil, Boston, and common patterns ) Rrass back Curtain Frames, with glaniea ) Brass and Silver Plated Door Handles ) Eliplic Springs) Iron Axles j Buggy Boies) Wrenches) Oil Cloth, Mats ami Whips. ' A good assortment of tlie above goods this day rereived, and for sale low, by T. P. ELLIS Ar CO., ..KoT- l2- No. 1(4 High street. IRON, NAILS. Ac. Jsstreceived. at !ll High street, 2i) Tons llsminered Iron, at manufacturers' prices) 3"0 do Juniata Iron; 400 Kegs do Nails, Brads snd Spikes) 10 Tons Spring. Cut, and Blister Steel j 100 Pairs warranted Eliptic Springs i 50 Sets Iron Ailes ; Hal do Wagon and Bnggy Boxes 20 Roses Pittsburgh Glass ; Sim Lights Sash. (Nov. 12 T. P. ELLIS A CO. WINDOW SASH. I T the sum of the Gilt Padlock N'o. lfil. High street, may be found I he best lot of Window Sash in own, with Glass and Putty always s hand. GERE, ABBOTT A CO. August 6. IMTED STATES HOTEL, mat BTRF.ET. One Square South nf the Stnte House. CITY OF COLIMIILS. THE subscriber will he found it the above establishment, where he will be pleased to wait upon all who saav favor the House with a call. The House is eligibly situated, and fitted sp in good taste ; and with the additions and improvements that are being made, will make it rank among the best Hotels in the Western country. Columbus. March 21. P. H. OLMSTED. RANKLIN HOUSE, lllnri fiTREET. VOI.VMBVH, OHIO. Acflmd sossrrs Norm f tht f'mtrt How, neirr IA mcrrsre-tion tif atiimal RoaH from us East. THE shove Hmrse, having andenrnne thorough repairs, snd being neatly fnmished, is now open for ths reception of Travelers and Boarders. The proprietors will bn dleased to wait npoo all vtho may favor the house with s a csll. Apnl2l.l(H. THOS. 1. LEWIS. B. B. BROWN. BALTIMORE Ac W ESTERN OYSTER LINE AHEMY. PAMBOS A CO., having received the Agency of tha Baltimore snd Western Oyster Line, they sre prepared to furnish the psMie with the best quality of fresh Oys-trrs.reirulsrly every dar. Orders from abroad will be pwnetailly attended to, and during the warm weather, carefully packed in ice. Tha cash s in all eases to be remitted with tha vrder. Sept. 15. ITARNISH 2I1 gallons pre Copal Varnish. 100 gal-V I extra Coach Ysrnish, for sale at 159, High st.. by Dec 7. FAY It KILBOURNE. RNAL Mlh.ni Canal Lands on Ten Yearn Credit' 40 choice tracts of land, 'J improved farms, a Saw Mill, Water Power and Town Property, situated on and near the Miami Canal, for sale, cheap for cash, or if preferred by the purchasers credit for sny length of time not exceeding 10 years, will be given on part of the purchase money,vis: 5tractsof lljOacrea each, nave improved farma with good buildings, fences, Ac, Ac. 2 tracts of 120 acres each, arc well improved, and 1 tract of 80 acres has a small improvement, t tracts have mill powers snd one of them a saw saill in operation. It is presumed that a personal examination of the lands will be made before sny sale is effected, and to all inquiriea by letter, post paid, immediate attention will be given, and a full description of any particular tract, with references nnd prices, will be furnished. A reference to the map of Ohio, will show the precise location of each tract, with distances to the canal, towns, rivers, roads, Ac, Ac. These lands were originally selected bv the agents of the State of Ohio under tho Brant of 500.000 seres made by Congress, snd most of them, purchased from the State st the hrst sale. 1 he undersigned surveyed a large portion of the lands in North Western Ohio, before the commencement of the canal policy, and had tne whole country to select from, when most of these lands were purchased ; tha canal is now in successful operation, the lands easy of access, snd the market for produce nearly equal to that of the , , v mi ilium! aim nToiiy jmy ill CSSO IS COIU-mended fui All aoii. uf ailAullural produce. IN MERCER COUNTY. Arrm. 8sm-. ToMft.HaJiArra Imprwrd, 1U AF.j, 6, 6, 4, 60, near St Mnrr'i, houffe, barn, mpniinw. nrrhnrH Air. HalNW.I, 20, 6. 4, 2A miles from St. Mary's. KONA.NWJ, 2, G, 4, 10, in grass near St. Mary's town. B0NJ.NW, II. 6. 4. 30. on the canal, smile from do. IlillSI .). 1, 6, 2, 60, adjoining the town of Celina mi H 4. Ir.J, 1, h, 2, do do &0S4,SW', 1, (1, 2, J mile from do n Waynr towtuhip. ICO Wj, NEJ, A F.J, N W, 23, 5, 4, 100, good frame house. barn, and good orchard and mill aeat, on the river and canal. 20, 5. 4, unimproved. 11, A, 4, 40, good buildings, meadow, or chard, Ac. 7n Salem township. 29, 4, 4, 80, good buildings, and saw mill in operation. In Ifopeweil totcnthip. 6, 4, 3, !I0, good do. orchard, Ac. Jn Dublin fotcnsiiji. 4, 2, 40, A mile from Shanesville. IN ALLEN COUNTY. 10, 5, A, in Marion township. IN PUTNAM COUNTY. 14, 2, 6, Jennings tii., near See. 10. 12, 2, 5. do do 120 NW 1-0 N wj. 2C0 NEJ, 120 MVJ, 200 160 SFJ, ll SW1, H.0NWJ, inu rr.j. Zd, lfiOWA.. NE, 21, B0 El. SE, Sri, H NE1. 28, 5, do do 5, do do 5. do do 28, 1, 5, Jackson tp., near Kalida. 30, I, fi, do on the canal. I.N VAN WERT COUNTY. 21, 1, 4, Washington tp., on the canal. II. 2. 4. do . liM NE, lf,0 SE1, ItnNWj, W Ei, AEJ, A WJ, NWI, 21, 3, 4, Jenningi township. lijOMVJ, 22, 2, 4, Washington township. In I'l'l, .si, I, s, Co ItslSEl, 12, 1, 4, do 100 NEP 31, 2, 4, do 210 M t A WA, NF.J, 7. t, 3, Jennings tp. 1O8W-I0OSWJ.2, 3, 4, do IliONWj, K0NWJ, HOFr. SW, HiO NWI. 0 F.A.N EL 10, 3, 5, Marion tp. 3, 8, 3, Wiltshire, adjoining the town. IN PAULDING COUNTY. 31, 3, 2, on W. A E. canal, at Antwerp. 21), 3, 2, on do A the Maumee river at do. 13. 2, 2, Harrison tp., Crooked creek. ia, s, z, ao do H0WA,SWI,I2, 2, 2, do do 320 M, 7, 2, 3, do KWEA, WWI.ASWI.7.2. 3. do do do Also, three frame dwellinohoii.es nneKrlek nJon building lots in the town of St. Mary's. One brick tavern house, with good barn, sheds and stabling for 50 horses, one comfortable brick dwelling, one frame dwelling and a frame store house at Celina, the county aeat of Mercer county ) 30 building lota and 10 out-lots adjoining the town of Ceii-na. Also, 3l building lots, well selected, near the centre of the town of Van Wert, the county seat of Van Wert co. Possession of the improvements can bo given at 30 days notice, (subject to tho severance of growing crops,) and of other tracta on the day of sale titles indisputable. Any of the unimproved lands will be sold to actual lettlera in quantities small as 40 acre lots, and the improved will be divided to suit any two or more who join in a purchase. Address, postage paid, JAMES WATSON RILEY, Nov. 19. Columbus, O. NEW GOODS. tT ARRIVAL AO. 1 FALL OF 1840.XB TAMES D. OSHORN A CO.. at the old stand of Stewart l A Oshorn, High street, Columbus, are in the daily receipt of a very heavy supply of freih. fanhionablt snd tub-tluntiat Fancy nnd Staple Dry Goods, which, having been aelectcd with great care, and purchiBed with ready monrti. since tht reeent fait of prim in tht Atlantic ritiei are offered for pay in nunrf. at prices that will be made sat isfartory to all buyers. We are determined no one ahall vndrretU us in sny srticle. Among many other articles which it is neither ernedient nor necesssry to enumerate, may be found the following : Broad and Pilot Cloths, sll colors, 25 per cent, cheaper than ever offered. Plain, Fancy snd Tweed Caasimeres. ("apt Walker. Rio Grande, snd Rimrnld do., new srticle. Satinets, from 44 to 75, such ss have been selling at from IB toil 25. 8 Red, White, Yellow and Mixed Flannel, from 20 to 50 e. iv me urown Cotton at fit, such ss has been selling at II 4-4 wine g "10 7-8 Bleached do. 7 9 4-1 1 do. 10 15 Blue Merrimack Calico at I2A. c, such ss has been sell-mgat j( i Wido do. do. 10 and I2A cents. Fancy do. 5,and , , do. 12 c, such ss hecn selling at 18 Splendid Monall I) Lain nt 18. 25 and 37 " Cashmeres, fashionable patterns st 37 and 44 New styl - Gingham. D'Lains and C'ashmerei,37, 41 and 50 Stripe, cross-bar, figured and plain Alpacca, 33 and 50 Omhred stripe twil'dOrlean Cloth, beautiful ar- ""'e, at 60 snd fit Plain, ngur'd and striped black snd blue-black Bombazines. Plain and striped black and blue black Paramatta new article for fine Mourning Dresses. Best quality of English and French Ginghams new patterns and stylei at 25 cli. per yard. Splendid new atylea Twilled Ginghami, st 37 snd 50 cts. Lirge assortment Black Silk Velvets for Cloaks. " Ladies' Woollen Cloaking, plain, and figured and cross-barred. " " (iala Plaids, for Ladies' snd Childrens' Dresses. " " Cherki, ) 25 per cent, cheaper than " " Tickings, last spring. Womens' and Misses Woollen Hoods, 12,25 snd 37, very chesn. Men's Womens', Boys' and Girls' Bootees, Shoes snd Slippers. Large lot Men's snd Boys' Winter Caps. " Leghorn snd Straw Bonnets, st reduced prices. Best quality Cotton Batting at 10 cents. " " " Yarn, at Ii2. 75 and 87. Large lot of beet Spaniik Sole Leather, at 12 and 13, marked good. J. D. OSBORN A CO. Sept. Ill, UM. rn Fall and Winter (.'oods. DS FORMAN A CO., MERCHANT TAILORH, s have just received from New Y'ork, and are now opened for sale, at their Furnishing Store, on High street, opposite the United States Hotel, a very general assortment of Fnll and Winter Goods, which for beauty of style, elegance, and cheapness, surpass sny thing that has bees heretofore exhibited in this city. Amongthessmcsreseme Sim shsdes of FANCY CLOTHS snd CASSIMEKKS. snd very rich VESTINGS, CRAVATS. Itmdkerrkteft, Starftemi Mora. Also, a large assortment of Gentlemen's ready made Shirts, together with s great variety of other articles ia their line of business, sll of which will he sold snd made up on the most accommodating terms for cash. Please to call and inspect before purchasing. Not. 21 . .t-wtf. J OTICE. The subscribers having purchased the Pa- tent Right for the manufacture of Gua ( ottos, fec it! persons are cautioned against manufacturing or preparing the lame or other vegetable fibrous substances as s substitute for Gunpowder, and notice is hereliy given, that all persons in sny wsy infringing said patent right will be proseca- xen Becoming co law. We will be ready to contract for and supply orderi by the middle of February. C. A F. LENMNG, 5f, south Front street Phiiidelphia. Janury 20..5I. V. H. (iea. HIPsTwiIIPSrWIHPSI-A very lsige snd V superior assortment of Carriage, Trot, and Buggy Whrpa. (gut and whalebone.) Riding W hips. Raw Hides, a a new srticle of Teamsters' Whips, cheaper than ever for le by E. N. SLOCI M, Dec. 7. 3J door south of the Stats House. of Holding ....April 6 .... 9 .... 12 .... " 11 .... " 1G .... 19 .... " 21 .... " 23 .... " 27 the Supreme) Courts IS II It 11 17 19 23 30 1 4 16 17 SO 23 14 27 28 . f 6 It It 14 14 10 tt 25 26 29 1 3 6 9 11 16 17 20 22 24 J9 Sandusky, " Erie " Huron " Lorain M Cuyahoga M 1 iicauga, ......... Lake, Ashtabula, Trumbull Columbiana, ..... Portage,. .,. Summit, Medina,,. .. Wayne Ashland.......... Richlanu, Sept. 30 3 b 7 9 II 14 10' 17 , May June 19 Knox,. ...... Licking, Coshocton, .. Holmes,. .... Tuscarawas, . Stark Mahoning,... Carroll Harrison,.... Belmont,. ... Monroe. Guernsey, ... Muskingum, . Morgan...... Perry Fairfield, .... Hocking,. ... Athens,.. 1 Jackaon....... Pike, Ross Pickaway,.... .. Oct. 23 25 28 30 2 Miami.. ..... Shelby Mercer, .July Allen Hardin,.. Logan, .., Champaign, 6 7 9 10 u nion, ...... , Delaware, Marion 11 15 19 21 22 23 2li 28 29 30 31 2 6 6 .... Nor. Crawford,.. Wyondolt, .. Seneca, Hancock Putnam, Van Wert,..., Paulding.. Defiance, ....i imams, Henry Lucas, ...... 1 , Aug. rranklin,. .... Dec 3 Court in Bank Mood. Dee. 6 Times of holding the Court of Common Pleats FtnST CIRCUIT. riMe. March 2, June 1, UcpU'lliber SS. Miami March IG, July 27, October I'J. Darke March 30, August 10, November 8. Montgomery April 13, August 17, November 9. SECOND CIRCl'IT. Jlfnn'on March 2, June 1, October 5. Delaware March 16, June 8, October 19. Crawford March 30, June 22, November S. Seneca April 6, June 20, November 9. Wyandotte April 20, July 8, November 23. THIRD CIRCUIT. Ashtabula February 23, June 8, September 14. Trumbull March 9, June IS, September 28. Mahoning April 6, July 6, October 13. Portage March 23, June 89, October 26. Summit April 20, August 3, November 9. rOURTH CIRCUIT. Perry March 2, June 1, September 7. Licking March 9, June 15, September 14. Coshocton March 30, June 29, September 28. Muskingum April 6, August 3, November 3. nrm circuit. Columbiana March 23, June 15, November 9. Stark April 6, August 3, October 19. Tuscarawas April 27, August 24, November 23. Carroll May 10, August 16, November 1. sixth circuit. Pike February 22, May 3, September G. Jackson March 8, May 10, September 13. Hocking March 15, May 17, September 20. Fairfield March 22, May 24, September 27. Pickaway April 5, June 7, November 1. Jco April 19, June 21, October 18. seventh circuit. Butler February 16, May 18, September 21. Greene March 9, June 8, October 13. t'mJon March 23, July 20, October 26. Darren April 13, August 17, November 6. eighth circuit. Morgan February 2,r, June 7, September 1.1. Washington March 8, June 14, September 23. Meigs March 18, June 21, October 4. Gallia March 25, June 28, October 8. AVj'oto April 5, July 5, October 18. Lawrence April 22, July 12, November 1. Athens May 3, July 20, November 8. NINTH CIRCUIT HAMILTON COUNTY. Ctrl Terms February 1, May 17, November 1. Criminal Terms January 18, March 15, July 5, October 4. Superior Court January 4, April 5, July 5, Oelo ber 4. tenth circuit. Adams February 23, June 22, September 14. Highland March 2, July 13, September 21. Clermont March 16, July 27, October 5. Brown April 6, Auguat 10, October 19. Fayette April 27, August 24, November 2. ELEVENTH CIRCUIT. Holmes March 1, May 3, September 6. Wayne February 15, May 10, September 20. Medina March 15, May 24, October 4. Ashland March 22, Mny 31, October 11. Knox March 29; June 7; October 18 Richland April 12, June 28, November I. TWELFTH CIRCUIT. Cor February 23, May 18, September 7. Champaign March 23, June 22, November 2. FrunWin April 6, July 13, October 20. Logan April 2G, August 9, October 14. Union May 4, August 3, Octobers, Madison May 11, August 17, November 16. THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT. Erie February 22, Mny 17, October 4. Huron March 9, June 8, September 21. . Sandusky March 22, June 8, October 19. Wood March 29, October 26. .near April 5, Juno 28, November 8. Henry April 19, November 2. Ottawa May 4, September 14. FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT. Cuyahoga February 17, May 11, September 7, November 2. Lorain January 26, April 27, September 21. Lake March 16, June 1, October 5. Geauga March 30, June 29, October 19. FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT. Belmont March 1, May 17, September 20. Gutrnseu March 22, June 14, October 4. .Vonroe April 12, June 28, October 18. Harrison April 26, August 16, November 1. JrffcrsonMay 3, September 6, November 15. SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT. Allen March 9, June 28, October 19. Hardin March 16, July 1, October 26. Hancock March 23, July 5, November 2. Putnam March 30, July 8, November 8. Shelby April 6, July 20, October 5. Mercer April 20, July 13, September 28. Fust Wert April 26, Septcinlier 21. Paulding May 3, September 17. Defiance May 6, September 13. H i(im May 12, September 7. Protided, any of the above days come on Sunday, the Court shsll sit on the Monday following. Plnmhe National Iranorrran tallfry, nnd Photographers' Furnishing Depots; AW ARDED the Gold snd Silver Medsls, Four First Premiums, and Two Highest Honors, st the Nstionsl, the Massachusetts, the New York snd the Pennsvlvsnis Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid Coloured Da-guerreotvpes and best Apparatus ever exhibited. Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard lo the weather. Instructions given in the art, A large assortment of Apparatus snd Stock always en hand at the lowest cash prices. New York. 251 Broadway; Philadelphia, 136 Chestnut street) Boston, 75 Court, snd 58 Hanover streets! Baltimore, 205 Baltimore street; Wsshinglnn. Pennsylvania Avenue) Petersburg, Vs., Mechanics' Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and W alnut, and 176 Main atrect ; Saratoga Springs, Broadway; Pans, 127 Vieille Rue du Temple; Liverpool, 32 Churcn street. June 16, 1816. ly. 1)R. ROTiFRT THOMPSON HAS associated with bim in business DR. GEORGE W. MARIS, formerly of Baltimore, sad more re cently of Frederick county, Md. 'i' 1 . n . ni;-A ..... i! C .it,. n; .1 present occupied by the senior partner. When not at the uinee, VT. I Hnsrsjn may BV iiiuiiu iii.ir.nirm.., i-. of Rich and Front streets, (unless professionally engaged,) and Dr. Maris at his. cornet of Rich and Third streets, opposite the Baptist Church. June 4, 1816. ir,,nii . v eiDDrSTcn 1 rn.. BANK Note Engravers snd Printers. Orfice.ODD Fellows' Hill, corner of Third sod Walnut streets, Cin cinnati. Ohio. CHARLES A. JEWETT, Agent. BNK NOTES, FILLS Ji s-ai tlAAUt, BONDS, DBAFTS, Ac. Ac. sr a nn li : imtttmA than annnsr ttrvtm With tfiA office of Messrs. Rswdon. Wnght snd Hitch, snd having ... i r n-M I ar lormetl s business connection "- penter A Co., the subscriber respectfully solicits the tmsi- r ... i. i n-.v.M ik- West. All work en- trusted to this Otfice will be promptly snd sstisfsrtorilv est) ested. The sttention of the purine is directeo .-.-fered in connection with the above arrsnEementror Geperal J; i --r ii:.neal I-iadsesnsi Card r.ngraTing. emnracing ronmi. m snd Seal Waving. Ac, under the immediate direction of Messrs. C. A. Jewell st, n si. s . May 6, 1846. Times Jefferson, ... Washington,. Meigs Gallia,. Lawrence,. Scioto,.. Adams, ..... Brown.. Clermont,. Clinton Warren,. Butler Hamilton, ... Highland,.... Fayette, Madison, .... Clark,. Greene, ..... Montgomery, Preble Darke