Semi-Weekly Journal, Volume 3, Number 253, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1841 — Page 3
teo should have been taken from the "thcr side entirely, for the better purpose of making an inquiry into the conduct of the gentleman's own party. Upon the night of the veto, said Mr. C.the Locofoco : . i noTt njpra spfin wendin? their
way to the White House, between eight and nine o'clock. They went i nto the mansion of the President, and surrounded the President, I suppose, continued Mr. Clay. The Senator from South Carolina was there, standing erect and looking around him, exclaiming, in all the fervor of an abstraction, "This is :.,.- rn..l la.irrhtor l'NBIf h TO!H t.hfi Sena
a crisis: urci. ... j . tor from Missouri, Mr. Linn he was giving profound attention to the Territory of Oregon. Not far off was the Senator from Alabama, Mr. King congratulating the President upon the glorious events of the day. In the vicinity, was the Senator from Missouri opposite, Mr. Benton. There he stood, with a curled lip and an angry eye, gazing upon the Senator from South Carolina, and exclaimed aloud, "He a statesman! whv, sirs, he never invented even a humbug!" Roars of laughter. In the centre of all, and as the common spokesmanstood the Senator from Pennsylvania, Mr. Buchanan and making it may be pardoned me for supposing a speech to the President, and in these words: Here Mr. Clay put a most excellent speech, and a well spoken one, in the mouth of the Senator, and addressed to the President. 1 he whole scene was truly dramatic, and the dramatis persona had their parts played for them, so that each Senator not only recognised himself, but was amu ,ed at the figure he cut before and around the President. Rumor has really a thousand tongues in this goodly city and she wags each tongue, jade as she is, like the queen gossip, presiding at the tea table, where ancient spinsters are sipping their nectar. Her stories, however, are but the crude suggestions of bar-room politicians, and it is in vain you seek for a respectahlo nnthm'irv tn sustain them. Put no faith in them!
All I can sav of matters beyond the two Houses pf
Congress, is every thing is uncertain. That it should be so, is bad, and portends, as I fear, evil. The duty of the Whigs is to be prepared for any
emergency, by never losing signt or me great. .nnnples which have united them, or forgetting the source from which they have derived their present power. Mr. Rives is the only Administration Senator who from appearances, will sustain the President in a second veto, should it come. With all the rest there is a deep and abiding hostility to the veto principle. Mr. Clay has expressed his opinion to-day that the bill will not be vetoed. Others believe the same thing, and base their belief upon the official documents from the Executive, and the Executive Departments, and what has been understood to be his opinion from the first. All I can say is nous verrons. From the National Intelligence. PUBLIC LANDS NOT YET ADVERTISED FOR SALE. REASONS WHY. ' The communication of the Secretary of the Treasury to the Senate on the 23d instant, covering a report from the Commissioner of the General Land Ofmnr!o in r-nmnlinnoe with a resolution of the Se-
ILK , ...w . , - nate of the 18th instant, calling for the amount ot
lands surveyed and ready for sale since March, 1341, represents an aegregate quantity of 3,409,567 acres surveyed and prepared lor market, not yet advertised for sale. . , The notes appended to the report show that, of the aforesaid aggregate, the greater portion, lying in eight States and Territories, is suspended (amon other causes) either by the operation of law, being
lead mineral, or by reason ot not peing awacnuu iu 'ny land district, and which therefore cannot be offered for sale Until the action of the Legislature shall positively so order: One or the other of these causes hold up all the tmoffered lands in Indiana, Missouri, Alabama, Wisconsin, and Iowa. '. In Illinois, we understand, that, with the exception of 100 000 acres, the residue of the 1,053,346 acres represented in the table are lands which were once proclaimed for sale on the 18th of February, 1841, to be offered in the present month, but which were withdrawn from market on urgent representations from the inhabitants of the detriment to them which would ensue if the sale was insisted on. The honorable Senator from Missouri, in his remark on the report of the Commissioner, is reported in the "Globe" to have said "that these returns confirmed what he had suspected, that the lands were kept out of markt3t for the purpose of creating a deficiency of revenue, to be supplied by loans and taxes, and to create a larger fund for distribution under the land bili," &c. &c. , , It is therefore very evident that the explanatory notes which were appended by the Commissioner to the table referred to, had escaped the notice of the honorable gentleman, and they are now published for the information of whom it may concern. It may be added that the table shows a 'arcre quantity of surveyed land in Michigan, 2,089,098 acres, opposite to which no note has been made. As showing the probable availability to the purposes of revenue of lands in that State, it is to be remarked that, of some millions of acres offered for sale in the last year in that State, only hfew hundrtd acres, we understand, were bought up, and those at the minimum P"Ce' ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT. The quantity of public land surveyed and prepared for market, not yet advertised for sale, is put down
at 8,469,567 acres.
SENATORIAL ELECTION, Saturday, 18th of September. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM HANNAMAN as a candidate for the Senate, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen. Robert Hanna. JUSTICE'S ELECTION. We are authorized to announce "JOHN HARE, as a Candidate for Justice of the Peace, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration of the time of Caleb Scudder, Esq. We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN M'CLURE, as a Candidate for Justice of the Peace. '
BLANKS! BLANKS!! THERE have just been printed on new type and good paper, and are now for sale at this office, Justices' Blanks! Such as Executions, Summonses, Subpoenas, fee. Constables' Blanks: Consisting of Delivery Bonds and Sale Notices: Deeds and Mortgages
kept constantly on hand, and sold on very reasonable terms. MARION COUNTY SEMINARY. THE Winter Session, in Marion County Seminary, will begin on Wednesday the 5th insl. It has been found desirable that the terms should be regulated that August and half of September may hereafter be passed in vacation. The Seminary will consist of two departments. In one all the branches appropr iate to common schools will be taught, including vocal music. In the senior department instruction will be given in the usual branches of a liberal academic course. Any scholar may take lessons in vocal music without any additional ex pense. There are no incidental charges for any thing except breaking glass or otherwise injuring the property of the Seminary. The rates of tuition are for Primary Studies, 83 00 for Rudiments of Arithmetic and Geography in addition, $3 50 for all other common English Studies, 94 OU-for either of the Lan guacs, one branch of Mathematics, or any one of the higher Studies, in addition to the common English course, $3 00 for more than one of the higher Studies, J$6 00. I. S. KEMPER, J. Li KEMPER, sept 11 3w ; ' lnU'r'.-
WINTER SESSION OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE. rntiB winter Session of this Institute will commence on Tucs-
1 rf th Mth of September. The health of the Principal is so
much confirmed that she may be expected to perform her accus ,mH rfiio in the Senior and Junior Departments. The Fri
mary Department is also filled, and by one every wav competent . o, a i,,,rnrt the children. Music, both instrumental
n.i in hf. tanr.ht. and every facility that can reasona
hlv be exnected. will be afforded for the improvement of both the
i.i, nrt vnnner class of Dupils. Terms of tuition the same
as formerly Senior Departmeht, $6 00 Junior Department, 2d Primary " 4 00 1st Primary Music on Piano, 10 00 Practice on Piano, French & Drawing, each, 4 00 sept 8 5w
$5 00 3 00 2 00
J I
T.TST.
. . T-.it i: H
y-v AT OA nf this nifin I. tlPtWeen UlUlUIIUlJUiia
I I sttr-hpr' mill: on the Noblesville road, a Silver Watch,
,iuunn ,h..in fwpned nn with larce rines, there were a
Willi t 1 luuuii t.a . ,1,0 d nf tltn chain. Anv person finding said
,.rh. and leavin2 it with Mr. Baker on said road, or at the
Journal office, shall be liberally rewarded. .. " , Dr
sept 8 3w
FLAX SEED WANTED. rXflfi BUSHELS FLAX SEED wanted, for which the high OUU est prices will be paid at the Drug Store of sept8 CRAIGHEAD Sc BRANDON.
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana, Michigan, Arkansas, Wisconsin,
Iowa,
do do do do do do do do
7 m
to
311,365 acres, - 1.053,346 do
475,343 - 1,614,229 - 1,314,707 .-' 233,873 . 2,089,093 495,408 187,969 . - 694,229
Til Former Miami Reservation not attached
tnn T and "Til t 1M fl.
2 About 100,000 acres of this land withheld from sale supposed o contain lead mineral. 3 Late Northwestern addition to the State not attached to any Land District. m T.ate Cherokee cession not attached to any
L J " . T 1 nioffrmt
151 Withheld from sale until certain Choctaw claims t J ...-.nil -1 tt L. Kj;crn.l
under treaty ot ioou, snaii ue aujuu. ffii Tw lnnHs adioin the Texian territory with
held from sale until the line dividing Texas from the United States shall be established. m Withheld frnm sale, as being situated in the
Lead Region.
Lord Chatham's Opinion of Politeness.-ow as to politeness, many people have attempted definitions of it, but I believe it is best to be known by description. I would, however, venture to call benevolence a tho nrpfprpnre of othprs to ourselves in
171 17 iMC-a, v v" " r r i;f,uiW. hourly occurrences in the commerce or
life. Bowing, ceremonious compliments, stiff civilities, will never be politeness, which must be easy, unstudied, manly,-natural, noble; and what will give this, but a mind benevolent, and habitually attentive to exert that amiable disposition ia trifles, toward al! you converse and live with.
r inrTrnv atvt rOTWMISSlON HOUSE.
mn? .Ta,.rrihPr. would inform their friends and the public
I that they intend connecting with their present business
the auction and commission misiness, aim wn. .u. .......... 1 f . TlmiT firat full
advances on goods consigned lor bucuuii
...hi 1,0 nn Tiipediiv. vvennesaav ana iimtnuoi, "'i
BUio ty... .. -J - -- - - . t-
and 23d September, when they win oner ior bbio ju ,.b. fall and winter dry goods, well assorted. Country and city mer
chants will find it greatly 10 ineir Kn
the probability is that so complete an assonmeni w nc,f
fore offered at auction in mis cuy. i
Louisville, Sept. 8 5w J. u- UAivruivxxi
TO THE PL'BILC. Slate library Notice again!!! fiOR the information of thoae who may yet hare ohtJ? er Books belonging to the Slate of Indiana in their possession, or may know where such Books are, a list of those missing is published below. I sincere ly trust that those who have Books belonging to the State will not disregard this notice, but will return them immediately. Those knowing where State Books are, are requested to inform me so that I can obtain them. It may be some of the Books outmay not have the words "State Library" in them, or, as I have found, with those words effaced and others written id their place. This is one reason for publishing a list of missing Books. It will be seen by the list that many of the lost Books render useless whole sets of very valuable works. Take for example Rees' Encyclopedia Americana. The 17th volume is missing; consequently a set of 47 volumes is broken. Who can have this Book and not know that he is not the lawful owner? This is only one case out of many. Give the Books up and you will feel better, and the State will be much accommodated. I hope this will be the last time I shall have to prespnt this matter to the public in this manner. I trust those persons who stand charged with Books, and to whom I have written and spoken on the subject will attend to their delinquencies, or I shall hove to put the law in force against them.
JUttiN uuua, EMSie ijtururtttii.
Encyclopedia Americana, 17th vol. quarto, Humes' England, 1st volume, Lingard's England, 3d volume, Domestic Encyclopedia, 1st and 3d volumes, Schlegfil's Lectures, 1st and 2d volumes, Life of Jackson, Stanhope's Greece,
Uphon's witchcralt,
Aiken's Letters, Humbugs in New York, -Retrospects of American Travels, 1st and 2d volumes,
Complete Farmer,
La Marten's mgrimage,
Espriella's Letters,' Waddington Church History, Domestic Happiness, Charcoal Sketches, Dictionary of Quotations, Chambers' Rebellion in Scotland,
Autobiography of Scott, Beinhard's Travels in America, 1st and 2d volumes, Mansfield's Political Grammar, British Drama, two volumes,
Hemans. Heber, and V ollocli,
Jefferson's notes on Virginia, : Lexicon of Useful Knowledge,
Murphey's Tacitus, 4th volume, Burk's Works, 1st and 8th volumes, . ni'a imnrovement in Society, 4th and 5th volumes,
Sparks' American Biography, 1st volume,
Kent's Uommentanes, iuur vummcc, Kirby's Connecticut Reports, New England Magazine, 4th and 6th volumes, Eloquence of the U. S. 1st volume, Niles' Register, Nos. 10, 20, 23, and 42, Bride of Lammermoor, 1st and 2d volumes, . Legends of Montrose, 1st and 2d volumes, Travelling Bachelor, 2d volume, Universal History, 1st and 2d volumes, Curiosities of Literature, first series, 3d volume, (0i do. second series, 1st volume, Annals of Education for 1839, Henry's Chiniistry, two volumes, Female Sovereigns, 2d volume, Eminent Painters, 1st, 2d, and 3d volumes, British India, 1st volume, Livesof Celebrated Travellers, British Poets, 2d and 18th volumes, History of the Bible, 2d volume, Court and Camp of Bonaparte, Lardner's Africa, 1st and 2d volumes,, ; Discoveries on the Northern Coast of America, Life of Washington, F. L. two volumes,
MADISON.
SAMUEL WILSON, . Fotwarding Cirfnmission' Merchant, Wholesale Dealer in Salt, AND GENERAL STEAM BOAT AGENT, aug II, 1841-lyp Madisqk, U. ; IKOW AND NAILS. TWENTY THOUSAND lbs. assorted Bar Iron. ' 10,000 lbi. round, square and Hoop - 5 bundles No 24 Sheet Iron, . 100 kegs NaiU, orted sizes. , . Warranted Just received per Steamer HarrlsburK, and ior tale low by (June 11 tf) C. WOOPBURN. Msdlwn.
AXLUM SALT, 1 Oc'BARRELS AllumSfolt received and for sale r lOD Madison June 25. C. WOOPBURN.
OYSTEBS. TWENTY THOUSANP pickled Oysters. For ale low. Madison June 25 C, WOOPBURN.
5 BOXES Superior Tobacco, 10 do Common do. Madison June 25. '
For sale by C. WOODBURN.
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, &C. inn Bnir. Tl in Coffee. 5 Boxes Sperm Candles.
20 Hhds. Sugar, 20 Boxes Gun. P. Tea. Madison, June 25.
' CEMENT. 1 Aft BARRELS Cement. Just received pr. 'Mail' and for
5 BWa Loaf Sugar, .lust received and for aale by V C. WOODBURN.
C. WOODBURN.
sale by
Madison, june 25 .
- SALT. Qflftn Barrels fine nnd refined Kenhawa. On hand and for OUUU ,ale l0Wj at my 8a!l g,ed, near the corner of West and Ohio streets. Madison, June 25 C. WOODBURN.
50
MACKEREL. Bids. No's. 2 3, for sale by Madison june 25
C. WOODBURN.
CINCINNATI.
LAW DEPARTMENT CINCINNATI COLLEGE. rpHE course of instruction ia this Department, commences on A the first of November, and continues 4 months, exclusive of a short recess at Christmas. There is Rn exercise each day; first in the Principles of Law consistins of recitations, lectures, and examinations; and secondly, in the Practice of Law embracing the discussion of the various forms of legal instruments and Judicial proceedings, together with exercises in the Moot Court The whole course is arranged and conducted in a mode suited to beginners, and with a view to include, as far as possible, a general outline of the law in a single session. The terms are $50 for the session, pavable in advance; and no deduction for part of the time. This has no reference to the office tuition, for which students can make their own arrangements. The requisites for the
degree of Bachelor of Laws, are, that the candidate snail auena at "least one session, and shall pass an examination to be made by a committee of legal gentlemen designated by the Board of Trustees, and instructed to consider the standard of qualification for a
degreee the same as for admission to the bar. y extra cnarge of $5 is made for a Diploma. Students can have access to a good Library, and the Courts are almost constantly in session In the City. The prico of board ranges from g3 to $6 per week. It is verv desirable that nil who propose to enter the Law Class should he present at the beginning of the course, sept 1 7w T. WALKER, Profestorof Late.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
THE Fall and Winter Session of the Institute will commence nn Mnndav the 13th of Sentember. The Principal having
endued the services of a young gentleman who has passed
. . .. 1 JUnnV.nJ enmA .Tn.Tl.nPP
through a regular couegtaie course, aim n vuiov...
in teaching, it is hoped tliat complete sausiacuon ww i
tn thnse. who shall natronise the Institute. 1 erras as iormeny
Primary studies, viz; Reading and Writing per quarter, $,j uu
Mental Arithmetic, and hrst lessons 111 grammar unu bography, smaller works, per quarter, More advanced English studies, large works.
Latin and Greek, Aigeora, ueomeiry, surveying nu
more advanced Mathematics, Natural ana mental rininannhv. Phitiiistrv. &e.
An extra charge of 374 centa per quarter will be made for rent
DH nthm- exnenses. This extra charge is aesignea 10 oeirav me
expenses of 100 dollars per annum rent, and fuel and janitor's
fees for the year, and wnicn during me prarai year nu uu those expenses by probably between 40 and 50 dollars.
Indianapolis, Sept. 4 3w j. vv net, nr. p., i-rincyui..
Gordon's Digest,
Webster's Dictionary, Quenten Derward, Maid of Perth, Geristeen, Gil Bias, , British Spy, two volumes, Pirate, two volumes, Headsman, two volumes, Bravo, two volumes, Virnil.
fcY'Sentinel copy 3 weeks.
Cicero,
Horace, 2d volume, Lockhart's Bonaparte, Life of Isaac Newton, Intellectual Poems, History of India, Nubia and Abyssinia, Natural History of Insects, History of Italy, History of China,
sep 4 3w
--, rpve im. JJ.V7 POLITICAL rtliuuavrni,
Y .1 .i,nni na condensed bv A. J. Valpy, A. M.
6 00
LOST, IN town somewhere, a few days since, a Pair of fint Gold Spectacles, in a red Morocco case. The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving them at this office. sept 4 3t
PA Kegs Cincinnati White Lead
35 pounds Paris Green,
25 do Hose rink, 1 Barrel Lamp Black. Just received and for sale by july 8 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.
A BOXES Imperial Tea and 3 Chests Y. H.
and for sale by
TEAS.
nd 3 Ches june 22
Tea Just received E. JORDAN.
MOFFATT'S MEDICINES. A LOT of Moffatts Pills and Phoenix Bitters. Recsived and for sale by CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON. juneU Agents for Indianapolis SCHOOL BOOKS. Herschellt Astronomy, Scientific Class Book, second part, Drvis Descriptive Geometry, Woretsttrs Readers, Eclectic,
firjtf. second, third and fourth Readers. Just received at
july a
DAVIS' Bookstore.
E
june 11
CRAIGHEAD BRANDON.
FOR SALE, 4 STEJiM SAW MILL, situated about half a tnile from A fjew Bethel, Franklin township. Marion county. This mill is situated in the best wooded section of this county With no other mill property near it. The machinery is in excellent order, has power to drive additional machinery, and is so arranged as to admit of additions for that purpose. Attached to the mill is ten acres of land with a comfortable dwelling on It. Also, a Lot with a well finished two Btoried House, with five rooms and a kitchen in New Bethel. A good stable and other out buildings attached. A part or the whole of the above property can be pur chased on easy terms, or exchanged for town proprty suitable for a dwelling. For terms and particulars apply to J. S. Bobbs, Indianapolis, or Jacob Glaiur near the premises. All those having claims against the estate of John G. Shaw, will present them authenticated to the subscriber or Jno. S. Botbs for liquidation, and those indebted to the said estate will please
to call and make settlement, sept I 6w
Mrs. R. A. SHAW.
OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. A SUPPLY ofOldridge's Balm of Columbia, the best and cheapest preparation for the Hair ever offered to the public, received and for sale ot the Drug Store of uIv31 CRAIGHEAD ic BRANDON.
CABINET BUSINESS.
rpiHE subscriber, have taken the well known Cabinet Shop for 1 merly occupied by Fleming T. Luse, where they will punc
tually attend to an oraen cnuusu.
They respecfuily
solicit a share of public patronace. N B They will especially attend to the business of making Coffin..' A Hearse' and gentle nore will alway. be in atten-
dance. All orders in mi line, u -
will b promptly attended to. aug 13
TUCKER Jt WEAVER.
july 2
For sale at
CASH WANTED. THE Subscriber would Inform his friends and the public generally, that he will sell 10 inch tin valley, for 12j cents per foot- 14 inch do. for 17 cents; 4 inch hanging trough for 12 cents; 2 inch conductor for 12 cent?; and 3 inch ditto, for 20 centsper foot. . . - He has also, Tinware, Cooking Stoves of various sizes, of Resor's patent, flat ware of the finest quality, Skillets, Ovens, Pots Dish and Tea kettles, and Spiders of various sizes; all of which he will sell low for cash in hand, at his store on the south east corner of Washington and Meridian streets. mAn apprentice wanted to learn the tinning business. EA!lmo SAMUEL WAINRIGHT.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY. Consumption and Bleeding of the Lungs cured. Mr. William Sheppard, residing in Beaver county. Pa. near the state line, relat.s as follows: "In the month of May last my wife was taken with Bleeding from the Lungs, coughing, night sweats, hectic fever, fce. She had taken a violent cold; having previous, ly given symptoms of the approach of consumption, I felt much alarmed and made immediate application to a physician. Under his treatment she became worse, instead of better, until the first of June, when I heard from an Intelligent man of Dr. Swaynts Svrup of Wild Cherrn, and from his earnestness in recommend, ins it I was induced to try one bottle. The effect exceeded my utmost expectations-she felt immediate relief. I then mounted my horse and rode to the office, Pittsburgh, where it is kept for le sn.1 procured six bottles more, which I am happy to say has effected a perfect cure. Please publish this certificate, with my name in full, that others may know where to find the greatest hi on earth William Shsppard. Principal Office, JVV 19 North Eighth street, Philadelphia, where hundreds of certificates may be seen of the efficacy of this invaluable madicine. For sale by aug 21 CRAIGHEAD Sr BRANDON, ag'ts ior Indianapolis.
LAND SALE. PPLIC ATIONS or bids will be received"at this office, between A 1,.. hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, p. m. of Saturday, the 2d of Ortober next, for the purchase of the north east quarter of section eleven township eleven north, of range four east; one hundred and . ixty acres, erroneously withheld from sale. Th.strac- i.es S miles south from Franklin. Johnson county, and is most likely iZTS DAVID V. CULLEY, Register. Land Office, Indianapolis. Sept. I. 5w
SPANISH SEGARS,
A LOT Superior, Regalia, Principe, Lanorma, Havana, Le-
TOOTH ACHE , . .. . R.im for the teeth, at
asuppiy 01 Muii"it . .
n Mortar.opposue me." """"' TOMLINSO.V BROTHERS, Agents.
nHM J. A
july 22
viasv n n r
JRE JACKSON ?"7vn LAW & INN-KEEPING UNITED. JMpa n RAY renectfullv announces to the public mat, under fhe law. ofCluy. he ha. opened hi. Tavern Hou n Indianapolis. Indiana. .!. .- opposite to the Court house, and intends keeping the -Treler. RayIlou.e." as good a. the hest and . cheap a. the cheapest, nt sn'Wy'.nd Respectable house of kept at reduced price.. He ha. an excellent, dry wagon yard. IT :" "l" .1. ..rf. to accommodate mover.; and he
wPHHc. ""-".-";-, ' ,, ctler will be honest.
and Ve manne. The grant may be, probably, pfofitted by hi. knowledge graphv and geography of the country, having traveled much himlf The Preae,,;, and .11 rea, object, of charity no. charged. No gambling, rioting, or retailing of liquors permitted. Refreshment. forntehed without eitra charge to travelers. aug 25 4w . t b toWwtr,k for produce.
mat r"s SFCNOD BOOK OF
r sad for mat i-'X 2 UAV,S'
Bookstore.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. JOHN D. & C. JONES, No. 19 Peart Street, Cincinnati, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends in the country and city that they are now receiving their Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, direct from the importers and agents in the eastern cities. Their slock will be large and well selected, being purchased by one of the members of the firm who resides east They will be sold on their usual liberal terms by the piece or package. sept 8 7w STOVES, STOVES. THE subscribers have now on hand a large assortment of their Improved premium Cooking Stoves, 6 sizes made direct from the iron ore. Also, Franklin, seven and ten plate, and cannon Stoves of all sizes, which they are prepared to sell very low for cash or approved bill., by wholesale or retail. The public are requested to call and examine their stock and prices before, purchasing elsewhere. GREGG, ANDREWS, tc COLES, 1 ". sept 8 7w No. 38, Main St., Cincinnati. N. B Russia Iron Grates at reduced prices for sale as above.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.
4 prizes of $25,000 amounting to $100,000, FOR 25th SEPTEMBER: and $50,000 $30,000 $25,000, FOR 32d OCTOBER. J. G. Gregory & Co. TIanagers. SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Class 8, for 1841. To be drawn at Alexandria; D. C. on Saturday, Sept. 25. . BRILLIANT SCHEME.
1 prize of 2.1,000 loIIs,
do do do
1 prize of 1 do of
1 do of 1 do of 2 prizes of
25,000 Dolls.
25,000 Molls. 25,000 Uolls.
(JIIMHRI 8,000 6,000 5.153
4,000
4 prizea of 25,000 dolls., making 100,000 dollar.
4 prizes of 50 do of 50 do of 50 do of 100 do of
2,000 ; ,1,000 500 250 200, te:
14 drawn numbers out of 78.
Tickets 415 Halve. $7 50 Ouarters $3 75 Eighths $1 87.
Certificates or packgesot wnoie iicaew jwu
do
do do
do
do do
of 26 half do
of 26 quarter do of 26 eighth do
100
50 25
$50,000 $30,000 $25,000. ON SATURDAY, OCT. 23,
THE GRAND UNION LOTTERY, Class 9, for 1841,
Will be drawn at Alexandria, U. U. 16 drawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 Grand Capital prize of - -
1 Splendid prize of
1 1
do do - do do - 1 prize of $8,000 1 do of 7.000 1 do of 6,000 1 do of 5,000 1 do of 4,000 1 do of 2,500 1 do of 2,311 4 prizes of 2.000 5 do of 1,750
10 prizes of
10 do of
do do do do do do &c.
50 50 50 100 100 170
of of of of of of
SO OOO dollar. 30,000 dollars. 25,000 dollars.
10,000 dollars.
SI.OUU 1550 1,000 r 500
Ac.
400 . 300 250 200 iCv
Tickets S20 Halves $10 Ouarter. $5 Eighths $2 50. Certificates of Packages of 26 whole tickets $260 do do 26 half do 130 do do 26 quarter do 65 do do 26 eighth do , 32 50 rrj Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages in the above splendid scheme, will receive the most prompt attention; and the drawing of each lottery will be ent immediately after it is over, to all who order from u. Address J, G. GREGORY Sr Co. Managers, aug 11 Washington City, D. C.
FOR THE COMPLEXION, 1DOZ. Glenn's Roman Kalyiior, . 1 Micharg'a Freckle Wash, for removing freckles, pim
ples, tan,. unburn, morphew, &x. for sale by
aug 11
TOMLINSON BROTHERS.
COMMUNICATION. We call the attention of the publieto the nunerous certificates which hare been in circulation in our paper af some others of thi.city. highly recommending Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry; we have seen the original certificates, and have no doubt but they come from truly grateful hearts, expressive of the benefit, which they have received from that Very valuable Compound. We have acquaintance, who have frequently used the above medicine, who can .peak with confidence of it. vir. lues. Saturday Chroniets. For sale by .ug21 CRAIGHEAD fc BRANDON. ag'U for Indianapolis.
C. r,r-'r.r,n.a rl.lIF.R OF HEALTH, genuine, foral,
K - CRAIGHEAD k BRANDON,
O by
july 31
Agents for Indianapolis.
FOOLSCAP AND LETTER PAPER, 4 Superior article of Foolse.p and Letter paper. Jus reAtei"K" forties. . DAVIS' Book.tor.