Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 28 January 1831 — Page 3

THE STATFiSMAX. I''"' more than sutTicicnt to cover the cost! Family llcdkhlC. fcc.

LAWRENCEBURQH, INDIANA.

rmnvv, j vm auv . imi.

CoN;nr.s. We received nothing from Way1inj;ton bv vesterdav's mail. At our litest dntr the Senate was nropri5ing slowly in tho trial of Jmlec Peek. In the Home, Mr. Mali .miy had m ule n, long and highly interesting report on Manufactures and the Tariff, filling Ave columns of the National Intelligencer, in Fmall type. We shall endeavor to give n part, if not the whole is excellent document in our nxt. Kr.NTi CKY. Tlic Legislature of this Hate adjourned on the Iftth inst. after ft session of weeks. No further effort was made to elect a Senator to Congress, in place of Mr. Rowan, vlue

term will expire on the 1th, of March next. This suhject will prove a source of much political excitement, during the enduing canvass for memhers of tho Legislature, and will do more to excite partv strife.to sever the tic of friend-hip. and break the bonds of fraternal c flection, than any question which has been agitated in Kentucky for years past, not excepting the long contested question in relation to their Court of Appeals. It is, therefore, much to be regretted that the matter was not finally disposed of the present winter. An appropriation of .s 50.0(H) was made to the Maysville Turnpike road.

bv a vote of 19 to 18. It is said that no !

law of a general nature was passed. Mr. lavidson was re-elected Treasurer, and Mr. lloleman Public Printer.

! of completing the present contract, which

will probably he done hj the first ol Neptcmber. Should no further appropiiation, therefore, he made during the present ses-ion of Contrcs, the construction of the road will be necessarily suspended from that date until the appropriation for lt32 shall become available; and to prevent thu interruption of the work, an appropriation, at this time, of about ti0,i00, appears to lue neceary and proper. I have the honor to be, Very rcpectlnllv, Your obedient servant, J. II. EATON. To tho Hon. Anphfw Steveson, Speaker rf tht Ifausr nf Representative. Si npw Schools. The following

"OUS Al.E, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PIXCKARD&. NOBLE keep constantly for sale, at their Drug and B.iok Store, the mo-t valuable and approved Patent and Family .Medicines, viz : DOCTOR COOK'S CAVA FILLS,

1 THE LADY'S BOOK. Petersburg! Academy.

' HIIK sixth mmiber, which compleies the first vol-: nlHE third session of this institution will

unit; of trie Lady s Iliok. is mw hpf.iri ilie mililir H

uuie of the Lady's Bwk. is now before the t.iiblic.

1 he proprietors, impressed with the many obligations wiiich are due to their patrons for t'le liberal cucouragt'incnt bestowed on the work, feel themselves indueI "d to avo v their determination to prosecute its publij cation with a ical and fidelity deserving so great and

For the prevention and cure of Bilious dis- 'P.'od success, r rom the prospect before them,

cases. Thev are warranted to be superiorto l'.' .... o....i w en meirpians ,.,,,, ,r i . ., ii- ; ,,ae beenmore fudy matured, thev sha have no dif- ; an. p. Is ever odVred to t he publi, ! fll,,,ty in (nin? wjth j Doctor Dewees ccctnolo sirx-Surc, 1 ow- ; g,)t n ,n Lond.in 01 elsewhere. It is worthy of roi ders, and TilKfor the cure of Female diseases, j maik, that when this work was comparatively ii, cin- : Doctor Richardson's Medicine for children's bryo, six months only having elapsed since it com- , lore mouth, and bowel diseases. uien.p.i, so generally was its appearance and style ap- ! Doctor Coxc's Hive Syrup, for the cure 0f' prove.!, that in a very short time, an edition of two

j croup, colds, asthma, and hooping cough.

Doctor Rush's Fills for Dvspepsia

I.a Mott'a Cnn.-h limns, t'nr rohls. consumn-

communicalion.wluchoriginalK appear-' tvon, &.c. ed in the Sundav School Journal, ouh-! Thompson's Eye Water; 1 i Doctor Anderson's Chemical Tooth-ache lislied in 1 lnladelphia, was handed to ; Drops, a most valuable article. US. with a desire that it should appear i Doctor Roberts' Medicamentum, suited for .1 . , . ' i all chronic diseascsof the liver, and hysteric in the Statesman. The request is com-, affections. rdicd w ith, understanding frntn thr rr. i Doctor Johnson's Infallible Powders and

' -"5 , ,.. enn nnliTur il 1. J I 1 . . . 1 : l. 1

.v.uiKiaiiij, luui.u iiufuain iij'piit.iuic j jl V . . ...

to tnc merctlian Ol Lawrencclmrgii. e ; with the above articles, and other medicines,

had heretofore heen led to believe that I at ro,,,lcol prices. ,i i. i i , . . , . Lawrenceburtb, Ind. 18.11. tlie Sunday School in this place, was in! tho "full tide of successful experiment " I'rmtiiii? Olliec l'r sale. Sir: The question has been often asked by ' fl on rM!on!lblc rmS the entire you, and other friends of the Sunday-school W "hu h were employed in printing cause, why it was that Sunday-schools', in such I the bTATK?MAX' dur,nS th f,rst c,-hl

a Place or con-rreirat on. did not ihri,, ,,!!"" -ii-,.iMill5i,ira

now it was that

thousand copies was called for, and at this moment

not one remains on hand. I or a new- work

Drops, f0r the cure of Dysentery.

, Country Merchants can be

furnished

age of such rapid increase is certainly rare and probably unprecedented .

Scrcic I'rinliwi Press, of the super roval size.

found. A cencral answer seems always at 1 , ' , T, 'r Bevcra "U hand; that is, there is too little true reli-ious i !ma ' fnt f mM 1 ,ca ,nrc,J zeal anions the people, and the yonnc will not ! '"ts of I'on'- ,rrinM'r' wilh ri?ht mo"tl,S enpasr in teaching This is too often the la-tWC?r!0"e brevier, ol the same age; mentable fact. Rut another utiestion may ' ""d 7""u 'n! of Job 'l'c to-other with with equal propriety be asked, v.. when- nre ! Sta,ul? Caics Composing Sticks, lirass Rules,

so lew teachers were to bo i

Waijvsh Canal. We learn by letters from Indianapolis, that a bill has passed the House of Representatives, contemplating the innnediatecommencmont of active opcrations.on the middle rtion oi the Wahash Canal. It is a matter of great uncertainty, whether it iH pass the Senate.

Frith: e Law. The Act of the Indiana Legislature, incorporating the Lawr iici burgh llridgc Ctunpany, will be found in anolher column of our paper tday. Those interested can make t'n ir own comments thereon. So f ir as our own interest w-' have noobject;or.s to its general features.

the old and middle a-ed neoidr ? win d. .,t

they take hold of the matter. Many of them are professors of lone standing. Some of them, indeed, almost all, will discourse eloquently on the utility and general advantages of Sunday-schools, but ask them to become icr, and immcdiatclv, as with one consent, they becin to make excuse, and sa.

C tits, vVc. &c. Any person wishing to com

nience business, in the line of Printing, on a cheap scale, and without capital, can be accommodated by applvins; to MILTON GREttO. Lawrencrburgh, Jan. 3Sth, 1831. ffT" Printers in this Slate w ill please cive the above

a tcu-insertions, and the favor will be reciprocated ,

amon-other r,..-i5(ns thmii i, .l,...t ' ' ," "l'l'r''""y hw oner.

-5 ------- js..... i.. .i,uj in jtMiiij; 1

people, to learn in i-iinday-schools, and that

they must take care, of their children and fam

ilies, iVC A.C

,-that William Loura.l,

estate of John Lojan,

INtateot'.Iolui JLog;aii, dec-d. aTivrirr i n

lt.it tK.c 1 i nin ny given, to an wnom It

w tv.v'v I'lU.ill 1 E 1 .11

...i, - . , J A snaiior may concern

hooi n,,d tir.; u- .1 I admiuistrator of

r., fr -, : h :Z V 'r.Kr .u. ..i : .leceawd, late of the county of Franklin, Ind

noon of the Sabbath, either about the streets, or the delightful prove, and shall I add, to their shame, can find time to indulge in sleep on that blessed day, when they should, indeed.

tie wide awaitc and engajtd about their Ma

tcr's business. It is too true, Mr. Editor, and

tne proois are tint to abundant. Asraiu do j we repeat the ouestion. Another, and to mv !

mind, a most important answer is at hand it is thii; (and I would it were out of my power to give it.) The pastor has not visrted the school, but few times the whole vear, h has

not spoken to those middle aged members of, his church on the importance of their tnkin,-

has filed his account in the Probate Court of

the county aforesaid, for a final settlement of the estate of said decedent, and that a final settlement thereof, will be made at the March Term of the Probate court of Franklin county, to be holden on the first Monday of March next. Ily order of the honorable JohnM. Johnston. Trobate Judge: of Franklin county. i:ocn Mccarty, en. January lth, IS.'ll. 4f!-3w.

Ileal estate lor sale. TftJOTICE is hereby given, that the underIW - I . . .t .

part in Sunday-school teachinc, he has not i MITi 77 r e i . ... " ' o'v to a decree of the Probate Court ol I rank-

M. s-, .. in. iinuin on ineir rn;i.(fnf.t. n ie;i, perhaps, he may have been called upon to say something on the subject of the Sunday-school cause, it i. not unlikely he has rxrollcd the yslein as it were to th heaven, and in ae-

i cents such as angel use, culled upon his hear- . .!... a.. .1 .. . . .... .

.fMiMUMiiii'iiu; iu ine Ml, port ol tins ll'irsirv

ArronTioNMTNT lin.i.. This quest ion till unsettled in the Legislature. It appear that the bill, which passed the House of Representatives some time lince, was rejected in tht: Senate, after there had been added about f additional nietnbf r. The Senate then passed a bill, which originated in that body,pro-

t iding for 20 Senators and 7 t Ilepresen- j the

tatives giving this county but thru

of piety, this hope of the church, and in a strain more elo.picnt would close his remark, and then lay the llatttnt.g miction to hi soul, and bless himsi If with the pleasing reilection that he had done the Sunday-school caue a lasting benefit. I am persuaded, dear n'r, that did o-:r ministers enter the-Sabbath-school, every Sabbath.

they would find more subject from which to: preach, than they Houl.l find time to occupy in preaehinir, if every day were thus cm; lo ed. ' And th.y wouhl f'nd the account inthe 'ue-

s ol tlieir ministry at I ire, the prosj.eritv ol j

School, and of his ,l soul. And we '

I should hat e no l.- .r then of I i. Uin - (r. ..-I ro !

or tli:it m.r ndl ir n.i.l.! ! :i....il tn.t. m.1.I i...t

mrriibers, in the lower house. This be preiailed upon to encage in the work ; and bill was sent to the House, when it was! w0 s'"u1,1 f''"' tbat "0 of tJod, would . , . . , be made manifest in the conversion of many itntken out from the enacting clause,! solls trt vhirtt b.,tll M Iinii; v, lin l

hope sir, that our marrri"d and aced men mav be awakened by the good spirit gl our livine

and the original bill inserted in lieu thenfor. The matter of difference between the two houses is now before a tummittec of free conference.

Ntiovl Road. The following resehition, which was otlered by Mr. Tr.sr m the (ith inst. and adopted on the 7th, had i staped our notice, until our attention was. called to the letter oftthe Secre

tary of War, in answer thereto. We now embrace the opportunity afforded 'I-, through the politeness of our representative, of presenting them together, to the public. Mr. Test submitted the following resolution, which liesoneday on the table: Retnli'fd, That the Secretary of War be instructed to report to this House a statement

showing the amount of money expended, or contracted to be expended, by the superintendents of the Nationnl Road, in the State of

In.Ittna ; tlie amount ol lalior done, or

Master, (who always r.t about doitiz good) to a right sense of their duty, a connected with the Sunday-school cause. Yours sincerely. A SF PER INTEND ANT.

lin county, Indiana, at the January term of

i said court, A. I. lr.'ll, will s II at public ven- ; due, on the premises in the county and State aforesaid, on Saturday, the nineteenth day of ! February, IS.'M, the interest of hi said ward i:i i tht following tracts ofl.ind,to wit: l.lti acres, !hing and being in the county of Franklin aforesaid, and bein; in the west side, ami a part of fraction, No. 2, township, No. 10. and range, No. .'t, wt of the meridian line; also, J in all that p.irci 1 of land known by the fol

lowing metes and bounds, to wit: containing I seventy six acres, and right .piare poles, lyj ing and being in the county of Franklin afore- : said, and bein in the v est side of the north- : west (piatterof section No. .'Id, and town 9, of

ranged west; l.ouiH.etl as follows : beginning at the northwest corner of the section thirtyaforesaid; running thence, east seventy eight poles; thence, south one hundred and fifty six pole5 ( the half section line ; thence, west seventy eight pole to the sectionline; thence north, with said section Jine, to the place of beginniiiL": end aNo, in the seventy five acres of

land lying and being in the said county of

1 raukiin, and being part of the Fractional

section No. 2,", in township No. 10, and range No. .1, west, and on the east side of said frac

tional section. One third of the purchase mo

ney to be paid in hand, the balance in equal payments of six and twelve months, secured by

notes, and good security. VM. A. MAJOR, guardian. January 2D, 1831. 46-3w

FOR TliK VlSrtRN ST ATKSM AN. uIIe that rea.irth, let l.ini understand," Fot back it ra.ne, still lo,i.!e l with iniistice.

Isantngon the sidr nf I'rofrst dortrinr.

Administrator's IVotice.

PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that I hayo taken from the Clerk's Oilice of the Pro-

On this day the bill from the Senate ! l)ate t'ourt f Franklin County, letters cf ad-

the Estate of Parley lute.

for fixing the apportionment, came down

to the House of Representatives; when it was stricken out from its enacting clause, and, in spite of protests and reflections, the House realized the necessity of 7'.) Representatives, and 21) Senators, adding a few more hundred dollars, to the twenty thousand referred to on the 1st inst. Some of the last votes on this occasion, minds me ofthe Scotchman, who, on a time, was cautiously stepping over a style, to fill his pockets with some luscious ripe fruits, when he was

discovered by a man in attendance, who

trartedt'obe done ; and.generally ; the state ofjhtall the broadiness ofa North Rritain,

bawled out. Sawny, hoot man, where are c ganging? Rack agen, cries Sawney, as he retraced his steps homewards. Thus the votes stood, on the amendment made to the bill from the Senate: vi. Mrr. ' Atmstrrmp. Rcll. Itrnr. Riv.n.

liecKer, iJowdcn, I hi

ministration on

dee.eas.cd. All persons havinir claims acainst

said estate, are requested to exhibit their claims duly authenticated for settlement ; and all persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make payment immediately to the subscriber. Tht estate is probably insolvent. DANIEL ST. JOHN, AJm'r. January 3, 1831. 44-3

the funds appropriated to that objects and

whether another appropriation will not be necessary and prope r, in order to tho continuation of the work.

In answer to which, the Secretary of

War transmitted to the Speaker of the

House of Representatives the following!

letter: Drr ATiriT or War, Jam. S. 5i: In reply to a resolution, adopted yesteiJay by the Hone of Representatives, I have the honor to state that a report made from this Department on the 17th nit. contain the information called for by the first part ofthe re

solution, relative to " the amount ol money) upended, or ontracted tube expended, liy j the superintendents of the aatinnal road, in the '

Mate of Indiana ; the amount o.'!abor done, or contracted to be donejiind, general'y, the state ofth funds appropriated to that .ibjert." With regard to the latter part ofthe resolution, which inquires "whethir another appropriation will not be necessary and prnpar, in erder to th continuation of the work," it i trt hr ftukd, that tb ilbl fuadt will bt

Iliown, Russell, Craig, Crane,

mont.El'jott, Ferris, FinHley, tJardnei, Uorod, IMlis, Ib.linai), Moorrr,,Kinnnr, Lncnn, Ixng, M Niry, M. Ph. . i. rs, PoII.uk, Read nf I. & M. Rirrl of F.

Ki.sscll, N l.ixmovrr, Senian, Skern, S.niK, Wallace, of F. Wallace of J. Work, aiid

K.ilv,

Svper,

W rieht.

Noks. Iti'ar It. nt!y, Caev, Chivpool, Coffin, Galh-tely, Mall, Hamilton, Ib-ivlriiks, I ane, Levcnwoith, l.urry, Lyi.d, twrns. Paddocks, Park,Pitch. ei. Roe, Stewart, Worth, 'Z.'nor, and ilowk, Sncah r. 'JJ This mailer is still unsettled here, and is now referred to a committee of free conference. Somr times we strain at a gnat, and swallow a thirty years old elephant, (live this a corner in your Western Statesman, and you will oblige jours, aVc. JAMES T. rOLLOCK. Indtanpnli, Jan. 30, ItJ3l.

Isanti for Sale. Al A NY person wishing to iftj"?!',' purchase a beautiful

and WELL IMPROVED F1RJly situated on

river, in Uoon county. Kv. beimr a

part of the Bellviou tract, can be accommodated by applying to the subscriber. A credit

will be civcn. It

the Ohio

Dec. 21th, 1830.

S. NORLE. 41-tf.

" Here, sons of Science and the Muse's fiicnd, You'll find a faithful brother to attend. Who humbly hopes he may your Hatches mend." SAJIUI2L 11EST, CLOCK AND WATCH SSAKEB, w : i . .... ,

-iirriisiiii a JEWELLER, UESPECTFFLLY informs his friends and thfl public generally, that he has opened a Shop in tho brick buil.Iin ajjoininn S. llathaway's Store. on Front

Street, where all calls in the line of his profession will receive hi BUST attention. Watch Chains, Keys, Seal, nnd Trinkets, for sale. Purchases old gold and silver. Rising Sun, Ind. Jan. 1st, 1831. 43-3m. Storage ami roiiimiioii. li.W. JOHNSON E lAVIN't! a large and commodious WAREIIOI 'SE, is prepared to transact all kinds of business in that line, on reasonable terms. Bpt. 70.

THE JANUARY NTJMBEH, (a new volume.) Many names have been received during the last two months, whose calls for the work it was impossible to comply wilh these have been added to the list fir the (list of January, 1831, when a new and more handsomely embellished volume will commence, and in order to meet the probable demand, the edition will be considerably augmented. It should he recollected.

for the fact has bren sufficiently promulgated, that no second edition will be published ; the great expense and delay in issuing the regular numbers of the woik,

rentiers this advisable, many who supKsed we should n'puulisli the former numbers, delayed their subscriptions in consequence, and now offer double the first cost cf tliem ti he furnished with complete copies. This circumstance in.iu 'cs us to be urgent in our request, and to repeat this timely notice, that all such who feel a iSisposiiinn to patronise the Lady's Bxk, will perceive the necessity of sending their orders immediately, that we may have the satisfaction of supplying them with our January number, and also by a liberal ex

tension of our list be induced to add to the embellish

ments, and render the work othcrways considerably more attractive. The publishers being impressed with the opinion th.V their selection of subjects to beautify the fotiner numbers ol the Ladj's llook has been generally receive 1 with approbation, are justified in believing that their intentions for the future, in regr. . to this important part of their work, arc thus so fully explained, as not to nee I a more particular elucidation. As an earnest of their intentions they will in the ensuing No. for January, give tiro splendid Figure of l'hiladrlphia Fashions; the one a Hoiking and Vie other an Evening dress, engraved by one ofthe first artists in this city, and beautifully colored. Ladies at a distance will, in a few days after publication, be supplied wilh the latest fashions adopted in this city, and with sufficient explanations attached thereto to enable them to follow implicitly the leigning Philadelphia mode. The fashions, elegantly engraved and colored, are con

tinued quarterly which may he considered sufficiently ften for the fair of this country, who are not understood to make dress the primary object of life. CONDITIONS: This wcrk is issued in numbers, on the first of every month, comprising fifty-six large octavo pages; printed on fine super ro al paper, with entirely new type, aul carefully stitched in colored covers. Every number will contain a piece of Music, one copper-plate engraving, and at least four Wood Cuts, illustrative of some ofthe contents ; and every three months a colored plate of the latest Fashions, The subscription price is J 3 per annum, payabie in advance ; ." per cent, semi-annually, will be added to all subscriptions that remain unpaid, and the work .lis ontmued to those who nt-gluct tosvUlt! up their arrears. tJiffal attention will he observed in fornaiding the work to conntiy subiciiheis, that they may receive it ii i i i i : j 1 1 ie I by mail tianspnrtatinn. Agents, receiving subscription?, nd remitting the

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i a uniform compliance with this request.

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L. A. I.ODEY & CO. Daily Chmnl-le Office, Philadelphia. CONTENTS OF NO. 1, VOL. 2,

Philadelphia Fashions for January, 1S31 a

description of the prevailing modes, accompanied by a spirited Engraving, coloured ; English Fashions for January, 1831; French Fashions for January, Ib'.'il ; The Heart an original Tale; Lady Lucy's Petition, an Historical fact; Home from Hope Leslie; The Cabinet Council, or how to make a Lady's Book, with a beautiful Engraving by Harrison ; Jane of France, an Historical Sketch ; Tbe Camellia by H illiam Jioscoc, Esq ; Poets by Randolph ; A Story of the Shay's War, an American

Tale by the author of Hope Leslie; Hours of

Study; An original Ballad L; Time a Po

etical Sketch ; Female Society; Fashion ; The Bible by Washington Irving ; A Sister's Love ; The Forgct-Me-Not: Embroidery embellished with two large and well finished Engravings by Gilhcrt; Sporting with Female Affec

tion ; Newton's Method of Courtship; Adelaide a Sketch, by Airs. Hemans; Fride its baneful effects; the Young Savoyard and Madame Elizabeth; Picture ofa Female by Mrs, Shelley ;The Harp of Love by F. G. Halleck; The Bride T. W. ; Cadet's Monument at West-Point embellished with a neat Engraving by (r". Gilbert ; Stanzas by Mrs. Eleanor Dickinson; Sympathy by Iiithop lhher ; Calico Print Works at Comlyvilla illustrated by a spirited Engraving by G. Gilbert; Hospitality an interesting Tale, by Mrs. S. C. Hall; Costume of an English Beau of the Fourteenth

Century; The Columbian Harp, an original

Poem S. ; Wonders nnd Murmurs by Mrs. S. e. Hall; How to preserve the Complexion ; An Emblem of the French Revolution, illustrated by two Engravings ; Notices ofthe present King of France; Morning Call, rfom the Literary Souvenir ;FarcwclI thou Dear Country .VB.illad set:to Music ; I have flown from the Cup'of the Blue Hare Bell the Fairy's Song, set to Music; Song by Miss Jewsbury; the Language ofthe Flowers by Hofliligs; The (Jatherer a snapper up of unconsidered Trifles ; Prejudice a forcible delineation ; Historical Sketch of Dancing embellished with an Engraving by Harrison ; Recipe from authentic ssurces; What is This? an Enigma; Tho American Flag by the late Dr. Drake. Aluiiiii(ratioii Notice. IJUBLIC notice is hereby given, that I hava obtained from the Clerk of the Probata Court of Dearborn County, letters of administration on the estate of Luther Clark, late of Dearborn County, deceased ; ami that I will expose to sale at public vendue, on Sa.turday, the2!thday of this month. Sundry nrticles, the property ofthe late deceased, consisting of about twenty tons of good hay, one mare, some cattle, hog, and various other article. The terms will be made known on the day of ale. It is believed the est ate will be solvent. Kiri'l I CLARK, Jldm'r. January f, 1831. 43-3w. "CASH I)AID for good quality PORK-BARRELS, and LARD-KEGS, on delivery, by Kot. 4. O. TOCSF.Y .

conimeiH;c on the 14th February, 1831.

The trustees, taking every means to render it useful, have established it npon the most permanent basis; from the flourishing condition of this institution, and the well known improvement of the youth in the various sciences, they anticipate, with much confidence, the same success from the continuance of its operations. The terms of tuition, as followi : Latin, Greek,

Hebrew, French, and Spanish Languages, (p 10

per session of six months; English Grammar,

v omposition, Geography, with use of Globe,

Drawing and Projection of Maps, 6; Astron

omy, Mincrology, Chemistry, and Natural Phi

losophy, $ 8; the various branches of Mathematics, $ 10 ; Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, J 4 per session, payable quarterly. Rct.

v ALLACK. Da.ntox, Professor of Languages, superintendent ; Mr. Zida Cartkri-ixe, assistant. A mineral cabinet, with some other apparatus, is added to the Academy. Arrangements have been made so that young ladies can receive instruction in Paintiug, nnd all tba branches of Literature suitable to their eex. All students can be accommodated with boarding upon the most reasonable terms, at the superintendent's own house, the spaciousness of

wnicn win make it very convenient for boarders. REUBEN GRAVES, fW. George Cornelius, Scc'y. N. B. The sessional examination will commence on the 7th, and continue to the 6th of Feruary, to which all the friends of science ar respectfully invited. The Editor of the Christian Jourral will please insert tho above advertisement.

for three weeks, and send his bill to the Trustees of the Petersburg!! Academy for payment.

Suit in Chancery. DEARBORN CIRCUIT COURT, ) October term, 1630. Enoch D. John, &. N Win. S. Durbin f BILL IN CIIANAgainst CERY, FILED. Milton Stapp, and others, j NOW, on this day, to wit : On the 20th day of October, 1830, comes ttie complainants, by Dunn, their attorney, and prove to the satisfaction of the Court now hero in Chancery sitting, that William P. Bryan, and Timothy M. Bryan, Schlatter,and Bryan, partners under the name of Schlatter and Bryan, George W. Fields, and Samuel Forbes, partners, &.c. &.c. and William Worrall, und J. R. Worrall, partners, &.c. &.c. aro not residents of this State; public notice is, therefore, hereby given, to the aforesaid non-residents, that unless they appear before the Dearborn Circuit Court, in chancery sitting, at their term, on the lecond Monday in April next, then and there to answer to the Bill aforesaid the same, 8 to them, will be taken as confes scd, and a decree, as to tho said nonresidents entered up accordingly. ' JAMES DILL, CVk. January 12, 1831. 44-4w

On complaint iu Chancery.

Suit hi Chancery, DEARBORN CIRCUIT COURT, ) October term, 1830. (

Samuel Bond &. Samuel Rees,

Executors of David Rees,dec'd.

Jlgainst Jabez Fcrcival, and others.

NOW on this day, to wit: on Wednesday, the 20th of October, 1830, comes tha complainants, by Dunn, their attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court now here in Chancery sitting, by ailidavit made and filed, that Daniel Davis, one of the defendants in this suit, hath departed this life, and that Israel Wilson hath administered on his estate, and that Caroline Wilson, wife of the aforesaid. Israel Wilson, Ancil Davis and Mary Ann Davis, arc the children and heirs of the said deceased Daniel Davis; on his motion, leave it

therefore given said complainants to aineDd their bill of complaint aforesaid, by making the aforesaid administrator, and tho said children and heirs, defendant to said bill; and it appearing further, from affidavit made and filed, that the said administrator and tho children, and heirs aforesaid, aro not residents of this State, and that Ancil Davis nnd Mary Ann Davis are minors, under the age of twenty oneyetirs; it is therefore ordered, byjthe Court now here, that Israel Wilson be, and he is hereby appointed guardian, ad item, for tho iaid minors ; and it is further ordered, by the Court, that notice of the pendency of tho aforesaid

suit be published in tho W cstern Statesman, newspaper published and printed in Lawrenceburgh, for four weeks successively, notifying aud requiring the said Israel Wilson and Caroline Wilson his wife, and tho said Ancil Davit and Mary Ann Davis by their guardian aforesaid, to appear before tho Judges ofthe Dearborn Circuit Court, in chancery sitting, at their term to be holden at Lawrenceburgh, in and for said county of Dearborn, on tho second Monday, in April next; then and there to answer to the bill of complaint aforesaid, or the same, as to them, will bo taken as confessed, and the matters therein prayed for, as against them, will be decreed accordingly. JAMES DILL, Clerk D. C. C. January 18, 1831. 45-4 w. IlEWOVAI.. JOIirV T. lJlSIII--SatltlIer, RESPECTFULLY in-

forms the public, that he has removed his Shop into his new brick house, opposite thcMarket house, where be will keep constantly on hand, and for

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sonable terms, a general assortment of all articles in hi line of busine-s, such as Saddles, llririlcs, MAIlTINGAI.rs, TK.YVIXMNG HAC1 COMMON CARRIAGE II RNESSKS, POHTABLB TRUNKS. Irl Hilary Hquipiiicnts, Ac fcc. He will also execute, to order, any work i hi line, with the greatest despatch possible j und be feels free to recommend his work a espial, in point of strength and neatness, to any in the Slate. The Public are requested to caj and examine for themselves. Lawrenceburgh, Nov. 24, 1830. 17-tf. .

OMKR TOUSEY HAS iuf-t received from Philadelphia U adi'tional stock of FAX.Ii &. WINTER GOODS. ALSO in Store, and for sale, 30 riceccM Common Wool, As, lOOMeal-Karreli Hot. 94.