Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 47, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 4 February 1831 — Page 4

riiosi ir.:i.Msuirsori -i.kinu, kor 1:31. Tin: rejected. hi t. n. rui . K.;l.mf! N. I 1-no 1110 '. O.i uii.it hare 1 s.iio ; Fine never was lover s traii4k'J' i:iih-l : U(,t. U .1 ! nn I jiuj when I luTc.i M be lilcst ! You ran't be in earn- it! It mtist le a Jcst. Ktf.iif inSer TtMm-;ii!tr how of:cii I've kuoTt, Cxj-li. i'y toi:iit you ail that I i '-t ; An I ue.l S:uH poison in accents so ui! I, So (fry like toil in you srarte ! an t ssnil-M. N'ot haw me ! Not lovn r.ir ! Oil what have I,!onc! A'l natural nourishment 'ii 1 I nut s!i;i:i My fguiv " vt-i my -I'ii'is l"--t, A ii J my cyi .no .!. sai x, lii.c t:i- cyt 5 of a ghost . Kurtcm' 'T rfim-m'ier aye, ma !am ymi mun I en.c n. weeoi '-'y M.inl mi i r ibust ; An 1 r 'if by y.mr pitVy, I ' if at your (:', An 1 i.ig.itiy stent wi'i' '"'' ' ! i: J i--t and biil. Nit!:sir. mo! Not love mo! Ilcjcft-.l! R. fiuci! PtiiC ncw-rwas 'ivot soti m.t-iy iil-u-rl! ConsiJor my vrrsriits ,!"u't nu,,, 1 1 V)jst) -T.i.t. i. .a i nn, f i;!-trtY t:iu money theyr-st! RememVr you've worn then:, an.! just ran it lo, Tn fko ail my f 'I' l'i'-, and not to take me !

Nay .ioii't t: v 1" in al tuc ' l uj .1 brean i!o not

t n. I eU.'i uva:i my ;,f:s ht:t ton will break my heart! N tt avopiv! N"t 1'KHiu-! Not g to the i Surdi! t .r i.evn u a lover so irft in toe. Inn h ! !y L'i a.ti la di-ani' to.!, my ! e'.iiigs aio hurt; U, .'i.i iJiii, I'ou't ten.; t n ii to call h i a ll.it. Rruirii.i'a iny Utter;, ir-.j .vsi-n t'.uy tn! !, Yr--, 6i. jnitsof !i It TS- 1 . . httcis of go'.l ! Tl.c a.u .!i.t of my :i to: . t... the notes that I penne .1, Not bai.k ii tes in, t o,I hi'i none to si i:d ! Nt have mc! Not lore m. ! An 1 is it thou trua That opulent A:e is the hot r l r you! "Gainst Rivahy's bloom 1 would stiive "t':S too in uc !i To jicM f t ic terror i f Rivalry's ctutt ii. RtMneu.Vr lOinein! i r I mi' t rail liim out, But ma lam you aro not uottii lighting aboiit , My fwi i sha'.l to ttainkss in bia '.can i inliilt! 1 tlion0!.t j i mi ajewei! 1 ho. i you a jilt.

basket of jrrocrritfs.frorn Messrs. Smvths. i ai)othecarics' aDnrentices attacked him I

-ii ii

The lir-t tliiiiir he ircenteil was the I with pills boluses, opening powders,' CONTINUES t

i dreaded rerinf. AVill vmi l.ilo mv ; loorlios. and saline draughts; and while i ftand, in Law

. . . . J !. . i ii I -...-..il ., ..., llrn.r: no. I At n, 1 1 r-1 n . .c P.i

I can t. your he was endeavorms to extricate luinselt , . " V P , m ,v I 'JJ" . ... ? . . , tent .Mci'iciiu, raints ami Dvo Mulls cmbracThcn, d njlrom their importunities, a loud noise ; in aiIUOit cvl.ry artldo f tl. kiml in u.-,

Kookx, stationary, &c riNCIvAKI) A NOHLC Have cnttred into Partnership in a DRUG AND BOOK STORE.

Doctor Ezra Ferris,

to keep on hand, at his ohl

rcnci'burh, a larr and cle-

I. Or said the Colonel. "

honor.'' said the man

me it 1 11 owe you any thins; 1 and contusion were Heard ai me tate. which arc warranted to bo 'iniiue, and are

don't Care a tig for VOlir groceries; i "The Ciovernor sent for me,"' said Olie ; offered for sale on as good terms as they have i fHHKY haveju-t received, and offer for sale, sn ! ml. " Vi't.-r ilw .Lnnrinro nflnvm. .T!m rnlniiel hmLher wrote ' -'ver br--ii sol.l tit this State, vither at whol.'- I -L at Cincinnati tri-es, a complete aort

.1, a . 1 4 i il .1.: v-..:.i iw. ..I,- c:c( v ; sale or retail consisting, in part, of the fol-I ""''it of 1MUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT

nit jiuiivi?, iiie; lie j'ui tei? eiucieu, uiiu j

liKmued for Colonel O. At vour service, gentleman, w hat may he your busi

ness ; ' "i lv

io conspiracy, sir; we carry

about the conspiracy."' "What conspiracy?" ''Why, sir, the atrocious con

. . ; i ,,iw,r. ; ir i sale or retail consisting, in part, of the fol- meat of IMtl'GS, MEDICINES, PATEN me this noto, said another, ' hi, sifter, ; ,tf articlos : 1 MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, & said a third. "gave me the directions; i ATofi:p:no Al.-o Medical and School Books Miscclian "well," said a second, "whoever takes ii uQs tv. xtAcciiius. ous Work?, &.c. &.c. The following arc sot

mo'icnrn tri l.him h;ivi tho lo! . - Alcohol

III.' 1 I l V I 1 . 111 1 I1 ...... ' ' - ' . .1 I

iITII

jNutriate of Potash

Nitric Acid

Tl,:, .w l Irt -IK,! .oirli iv:k :it-1 -xm

c; ' - Tl 1 1 initn v. Tiiileprisoil !nv iimirn

spiracy to murder yon.''

gentleman, what do you mean?

are the villians? I always thought 1 was surrounded by assassins. Are you peace ollicers ? Tor the love of Heaven

tell me all about it!'' The Reporters J your body."

evidently astonished at Ins ignorance ofi

their business, mentioned that they were gentlemen of the Press, and had come from their respective offices, in consequence of notes he had addressed to their Editors, on the subject of an atrocious conspiracy w hich the prisoners had formed to murder him. The Colonel, with great delight, instantly roared out ulyG , you're done too! It's alia humbug; I believe there's a conspiracy to hoax the public, and annoy me but

that's all. Xo murder, tcentlemen, 1 asstiro you no murder; I'm dt lighted at

your disappointment, never so happy in

.- . .1 i. 4i. ,-,,,

TCmpil'lS to loice. Ill liuouu uituuu, Yntimoiiial Wind

My God! i when the gate keeper, who had by this Arrow Root

Who ! time discovered their Imsincss.cricd out ! Arn-mc

in Hie .Kfnmshe.l Colonel. "Take care of . A,l,,:l Ammoma

jNipplc Glsasse ;OiI of Almonds

do Amber

II.. 1 i

yourself, sir, here are three undertakers ;; ;;b;;;;1 lighting to see which will first measure ! n,inix

Vdnnt the vilhans, said : lturguudy Pitch

the t'nbmr 1. and I'll SOOIl have their i Castor Oil

length and breadth;" baton ascertaining! his vitalitv.thc coffin makers vanished, j "Three hearses and several mourning coaches are now in the lane, Colonel," said the gate porter, "and their drivers are inquiring if your body is ready.'" '"Tell them to wait awhile," he answered ";nd 111 quickly drive them to blazes.' As bespoke, a pious evangelical preacher, well known here, made his way thro the crowd, and introduced himself as the ltev. 15 . "I am happy to see you able to walk," said the clergyman, "for from the contents of your note, 1 i ma-

do do do do do do do do do do do do do Oram

Anise Clove Juniper Lavender Lemon Olives Origanum Penneroyal Feppcrmint Sassafras Savin Spearmint Spike c Peal

iC.

1110-

som

of the articles they have for sale, vi :

Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Liquorico Et.

jParegoric Elixcr IPeari Ashes

all my life hope you'll give a faithful I gined you were on the brink cf et rni-

huaxim; hy w koi.is ale. rOl'R COL IMS M RU.LSi; , IIL ULIN. Dix i.Munt."ih, lS'20. 1 went yesterday to isit a friend in the above prison,

v ho is in custody merely on suspicion of

debt, and while walking with him thro1 the front yard, witnessed a laughable and i xtraordinary scene. Colonel ,

ty. lou appear to be somewhat ruined and by no means in that state of calm resignation which a christain ought to possess on approaching the sacrament; w e had, therefore, better postpone it.' This w as too much, He paused a moment, in order to explain the hoax to Mr. 15 , and to fulminate a dreadful anathema against Popery, when, horror ol horrors, who should enter but the celebrated Mother llatton, accompanied by the Demoiselles 11 van, lieiiiham and

Gardiner, three deai ( V.oUi 1, '

an elderly gentleman, and formerly one of the kni ghts of the shire, has been for

some years an inmate of the MarshaNea. Whatever cl lini he might have had to beauty in his jounger days, has Ions tii.ee passed away; and joined to that rather unprepossessing countenance, his temper is I ? ' t over-philosophical, lie is fund, however, of hard liinz, and has the bump of combativeness a strongly developed as most of his miirnartous

counli mer : he is, moreover, something j of a w it, and prides himself on the facility be possesses of letting olf puns. )ut to my story: The Colonel was standii.g, with a few (if his fellow boarders, near the gate, w hen a carter w as introduced to him. aI have brought the w ine, sir." said the man. making a low bow. "What wine .'"' u Whv, the pipe

of claret, your Honor, from Mr. White: it's only tcken out of bond to-day; and here's the. receipt, yourhonor, which you Lid be sent." "Vour master; my good fellow, bus been imposed on; I sent for

no wine; but as he ha-taken it oat ol !

bond, and sent it to the house of bond-' age, )ou may leave it here, ami I'll pay j him with a po-t obit bond.'' "He bull rne take nothing but bank notes oreah, laid the man, and 1 must, obey hi order.." Do your duty (hen. sir," said the Colond; and the man departed. He had scanely t losul the gate, when one of Messrs. Kingham's K-rks came in. "The puncheon of whiskey has arrived ir,' said he, "and in consequence of the cjunr.'j'v 3011 ordered, the house has taken otl'l'.".'rPr"ro :i 'g-'Hon in the price. It isensageii vc jears ,,,, aiMl here's the receipt." o!J may t II jour ctnrloyers, young man. tlir-.i they have been hoaxed; but if you'll take a bill at twelve months, renew aide b,:ver,l haveno objection, whateer, to givy. my friends a t.Tte of your r.et:.r." The scribe smild, made a bev. and stating Lr v.ouhl tell the linn, withdrew. Two pertui iiiAtcanie in swr ntintrrnil' ra huge ba?k-t-t, and inquired for Col. . He immediately accosted them with. "Well

bins, what the devil have 3011 got tin re? 'The dinner your honor ordered from Mr. Dook j's. ami a liner cargo of belly

umner nc ream.: out or the Jain Tavern. Keryartile is covered over with tin ca-e, and I'll engage they're all piping hot." '"Very well, my good fellow; I know Mr. Donley, (. keep an eee I11 . .

lent iiou-e. 1011 may set down your

load ; here s a shilling to get a glass and

call to-morrow (or ihe basket.' "God bl ss our honor; I always heard run

. ... i 1 1 1 1

report of he bloody conspiracy, tec

Good bye, gentlemen, good bye. Ha! wiio have we got here ?' '"Etc xous .Mmsioir le Colon, I OT "IV.v' Eh, biin 'lone. Jc suit le Peruquii r ; jr it ins tic .liiVr I 11 ? 10 pour rmiper le p il de Minsicur le Gdon .' ''I'll tell you what, you barbarous looking scoundrel, if you attempt to cut my hair I'll cut

your skull so cut oil lovte de suite ;nn the l'eruquier w as instantly hors de vue. While the spectators were laughing at the Frenchman's precipitate retreat, a dipper little personage, fashionably dressed, made his obeisance. ''You are Colonel () , 1 presume? "The same."

"Well, sir, are you ready ?"' "1 ) n me if I know whether I am or not; what do you want?"' "To take your measure, sir, for the suit of black ou w rote about for vour uncle's death.." "I have no un

cle, Mr. Snip, but a pawnbroker, and from his s'n. it's two to one whether I'll ever go into mourning for him so measure your body out of this yard forthwith, or I'll trim your dandy coal foi you in a stvle you're not u-edto!"' And tin-

tailor became fugacious. Mr.C , a celebrated portrait painter, wa?. ::ext announced. "I'm too late for a sitting today. Colonel."' said the artist. "Faith it's you may say thai, (was the t plv .) if it's with me you want to sit." "Oh. you know , sir, I'll stand while onre sit- ": I t.:..1- 1 j. 1 ' .1: 1

ung ; 1 mini. 1 ii:.i tawe ;iu oiiiuue l)Cfore dinner.'' "An outline before dinner! you'll stand and I'll sit? I) n me. if 1 know what om mean at all! What the blazes, sir, Raising his voice) do you want to cio to me?" "Fin Mr. C , the artist, sir, and I came, :u cor

ding to your direction, to take VOUr like- ''''Oy"',, ..enunry, ana , ' ., x- , , , , Iti-oiili v, s S ; t ne various branche ness. "You have been hliminigged. mtl( U) ; Keadmg, Writing a,

iook at my couiHenanee,

Cardaiuoti Seed Caraway do. Carbonate of Iron Chamomilu Flowers Cloves Cinnamon Colomha Rad Corrosive Sublimate Cream of Tartar Colocynth (,'oculus lndicus Cantbariiics (.'.iloinel Cologne water ('ami rs hair Pencils Crown Lancets

Dover's Powder Digitalis

Extract of Ilyosciainus Paint Brushes Emetic Tartar jQuassa Essence of Cinnamon (Quicksilver

Peruvian Bark, Coin, do. Yellow do. Red do in Quills Phosphate of Soda

jl reparcd Chalk Pomatum in sticks 'Pommade double

of Lemon. Red Precipitate of Anise Rhubarb of Peppermint Rush. Castor of ( loves iRottcn Stone of Bergamot Red Saunders ofWintergreenUosin

So. Saffron

"My

lione we

lung ladie:

,t .1 ..1 1 lii.t '.iC. i i

have not kept you and your friends wait

ing dinner, vour note did not reach us till late; but never mind, we'll have a pleasant evening. He heard no more, utterance filled him ami. running in a state of complete bewilderment into a corridor, left the theologian, oyprians.

doctors, apothecaries, tradesmen, ser-

vants. iVc.inastate of unutterable n-ton bhmcht. 1 understand a police inve li

gat ion on this subjecthas been instituted

and it is probable the originators of this

Manning hoax m.i be discovered.

uo. do. do. do. do. do.

do. of Mu-tard

Flower of Sulphur

Ginci r Rail

do. Groivnd

Gum Opium

do Camphor do Aloi s do Arabic do Assafntida do Guiacum do Myrrh do Frank ineeiiso do Seaiuiaony do Gamboge do Tragacauth do Shel Lac tlo Kimo i'.o Galbanuin Ilelleborus Niger Ipieacuan Jalap Juniper Berries

Acid Sulphuric do Muriatic do Nitric do Tartaric Ammoniac Sal Arrow Root Armenian Bole Ammonia auua &. catb Balsam Copaiva Burgundy Pitch Boras Brimstone Camel Hair Pencili

Castile Soap Cantharides Calomel Cologne Water Digitalis Dragon's Blood Essence of Cinnamon do Lemon do Peppermint

Lancets, thumb & tjt

1 it.. ....;., f..i..

.'1.1 J 1 . A .Manna Nutgallj Nutmegs Nipple (ilaisr Oil of Vnis do Cloves do Peppcnuial ; do Spiko I do Spruce I do Antiquu I Orange Peel S Peruvian Bark i Pearl A-he J Paint Brunho 1 Quininu i Quassia j Rheubarb Rad j do Pulv. I Snake Root

per m Conn

1

were a gentleman, and as be fobbed . 1 .1 'IK I. .. ....... i. 1 .1 . .

nit- sniiiiiiu. in- w esemeti me receipt, m .. 1.:. 1. 1 '.,i .... 1 .1 . 11

v 1 n 11 u ie 010:111 w a-i 111 Mie J i . 1 o.l oil II . 1 .

lFooley, lor a ham, a tongue, a breast ol l 1 . .

vcai, a suinon, eight dm ken-.tour roast

dueks a beelstake pie, and Ihn e loli-fter-, with cheese, A:,-. J ,,iv'nt less than a llfly pound note about me,' said threx tin mix r;"but all (o-inrmv,and 1 11 settle with ou.' The man replied.

hi lire( tintis wa re pc-n mptorv; he was to get rash, or bring bade ihe load; and with mu h difficult, the load was brought ba k. Another porterentt red. his back bent until rthe weight ofahuge

mi: iiiniv .a nn couiueiianee, sir, an

then say whether ivory, paper or can

vass should be soiled by such a combination of features. No sir, 111 be d d ifyou paint me; so, Mr. , the artist. you may brush off as quick as you please;" and the artist brushed off accordingly. The plot now began to thicken, and ba-kels of meat and chickens, hampers of wine and groceries, dishes of turf, bags

ol coal, cans of milk.gallous of whiskey, pots of porter, with crabs, cockles, and lob-ters, came pouring in from all parts of the city.thc bearer of each uniformly presenting the formidable receipt. Here stood a group of operative pastrycooks.

loaded with all the inviting arietit s of

their business. Near them were a lot of shoemakers, hatters, tailors, Arc. waiting for an interview; while several unattached butlers, coachmen, cooks, footmen, came on the strength of letters addressed to Saunders News Letter office, all seeking for emplo ment in the si rvice of the Colonel. A tall, ungainly looking man, at k ngihgot the Colonel's

ear, and said,1! am Mr. V all, the pawnbroker; 1 have got the live thousand; have you the deeds.bondsand mortgages ready?' "Five thousand what?" asked

he Colonel. " hv, the live thousand

pounds, you wrote me about," said the

money lender. "O, heavenly Lather! exclaimed the voter;;:. "did you bring

live thousand pounds to such a pincc ac

this ? hat a great jackass you must

he! 1 ly tins; moment or you 11 be lobbed. Your name is Wall, you must have a skull as hard as a wall, sotly to the wall, or by C d you'll go to the wall and Wall was forthwith outside the wall, "I'm Mr. W' . the attorne , sir," said a respectable looking person, w ith a knowing look: "shall we proceed to business

heioro or alter dinner? ' "1 can t exactly tell till 1 know what it's about," was

the reply; "what may your biiMli'-ss be ?"' "Why, Colonel, join- will which you

sent lor me to draw up ; here's our nolo.

"I won I look at it, Mr. Attorney; I have

not.iing to bequeath, and my will is, that

you move vour body hem e in double quick time, r I'll procure a habeas; but ore hi' had finished the sentence tin attorney became invisible. Severa

c 4 e r I i 1 1 r 1 1 . c a i le s 1 1 y .

rjJXHE third s.s-ion of this i u -t i tut ion will

-JM- commence on tlic 1 Itn 1 liru.iry, ie.il

The Iru-lee-. taking rverv laeam to render it

ii-i 111 1, bav o sto.i dished it ttpoll the most jxr

inanent basis; from the lhmi ihing condition of

iliis institution, and the well known impiovo

ment of the youth in the various sciences, they

anticipate, Aitli much conlu'.ence, 1!ip same

-ncces? i'ro:ii the colli inn il.ee of 1 1 opera t ions. The U rais of tuition, as 1 " lilov. s : Latin, Greek, 11. brew, French, and Sp ini-h Languages, 10

10:1 oi 'i months; l.nglisti (.rammar, -itio;i, (u'ligv itdi v, with u-i! of (ilobo,

l.vilig itllii Pioiei I .ion of Maps, OSi; Astion-

Viiucroli gv, Cl.einistrv, and Natural Phi-

3 of Mathc-

and Arithmo-

tic, $A per se-.-ioii, payable ipiarterly. Rev. Waii.aci. D im-on, Professor of Languages, superintendent ; Mr. Zjba Casti husk, 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 Painting, and all the branches of Literature suitable to their sex. All students can t-e accommodated witli boarding upon the mo t reasonable term0, at the su

perintendent's own house, the spaciousness of

which will ma ice it very convenient lor boarders. R El BEN C, RAVES, ZVej'fc Gt:on;2 CoitNia.n s, Stc'y.

N. B. The sessional examination will com-

ni uce oa the Till, and continue to the Mh of

Feruary, to which all the friends of science ar

respectfully invited. Tlin Pililor 11I Ihe CilDieniv ToenvtT

" - will please inrrt the above advertisement, for thru; weeks, and send his bill to the Trustees of the Peter-burgh Academy for payment.

Sal. Ammoniac

do Eratus ;alts, Glauber do Epsom do of Hartshorn do of Tartar

Setieka Snake Root Soap, Caslil

do Fancy shaviuj Spirits Lavender do Turpentine Squills Sj rup of Sipiills Sulphate ofQuiuine

ispigelia Senna Fol. Sup. Carb. Soda Sugar Lead Suiph. .Ether Spirits Niter Duo.

tspongo

Syringes Tartaric Acid

Tinct. Castor

do. Digitalis do. Valerian do. Rhubarb Valerian Rad Venice Turpentine Winter's Barks White Vitriol

do

io c love do Aid's Flo. ofSnlpher Fennel Seed (urn Aloes do Juniper do Shellac do Camphor do Assafoctcda do Opium dt) Myrrh do Scammony

do Arabic

lo Tragacauth

Jalap

W intergjecn Spigelia

Laudnuin Liipiorice, Extract Lemon Acid Mace Magnesia Alba Magnesia Calcined Muriatic Acid Manna Nut ("alls Nut Megs

Patent Medicines.

Batoman's Drops iHuIl's Physic

British Oil Stomach Bitters

Balsam of Life Godfrey's Cordial Steer's Olpodcldoc Thompson's Eye Water

Harlem Oil Worm Tea

Paints and Dye Stuff.

Lee's Pills Anderson's do. Scott's do. Dyott's do.

Hooper's do. Female

Alum Anuatto Blue Vitriol Copperas Madder Chrom Green do. Yellow Lithrage

Lamp Black

Piussian Blue Red Lead Spanish Brown do Whiting Venitiau Red Vermillion

Putty, &c. &e.

Country FhyFicians, and others wishing to purchase, are requested to ca" at the old

stand, in Lawrenceburgh, and examine for

themselves.

P. S. In the absence of Doct. Ferris, Jehu John will attend to the shop.

Doc

Suit in C'hasieery. DEARBORN CIRCUIT COURT, ) Ocio.h:h tfrm, IsJil. Enoch D. John, tSt Wm. S. Durbiii f BILL IN C!I N.Igai.isl f ( ERY, FILED. Milton Stapp,and others. TV"0V, on this day, to wit : On the 20th day 1M of October, lb.'Hl, conies' the complainants, by Dunn, lluir attorney, and prove to the satisfaction of the Court now here 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, part

ners, iVc. ivc. and William Worrall, and j. k. VVon'n!!. r.::r!i:crs. e. ;re not

residents of this State; public, notice is, there-

lore, hereby given, to the aloresaid 11011-resi-

lents, that unless they appear before the Dear

born Circuit Court, in chancery sitting, at their term, on the second Monday in April

next, then and there to answer to the Bill

iforesaid the same, as to them, will betaken

as conies sod, and a decree, as to the said 11011-

csideiita enti led up accordingly. JAMES DILL, O'A. JiMinary 12, l".')!. ll-lw

LA TCOTT'S COUGH DROPS.

I aluablc JItdicinc for CoughS)Consumptions and

4stkmas.

A TIMELY use? of these Drops may be con

1a. side red a certain cure, in most cases o

Common Culdx, t'n?gi., Injliu nztiy Vain in the

.N7(, II hoijiiig-ttiiilt, Difficulty of Brcathini

lltnit of Slifp arising from debility; and in

Spasmodic, .istiima it is singularly efficacious

Directions lor using, and certificates ot nn

portant cures, accompany each bottle. Price

One Dollar. For sale by DR. FERRIS. Sept. 1, 16 :. 2G-lyr.

Patent

Copal

do Shoe

Salts Glauber

do Epsoai do Rochcllo

Soda Suner Cara.

do Carb. Squills Soap Fancy Spirits Turpentiua

I Tamarind

Uva Ursi Valerian Rad Vitriol W bit do BIuu

Medicines,

'.lixir of Health

Bateinan's Drops

Jaisam of Lifo

Dyott's Pills

teer's Opodeldoc

Whit wells ditto

Jodfrey's Conlial

riioiiipsun's eve water

's Pills i

Paints &,

.'enotiau Red

White Lead

Red do

Chinese Vermillion

Yellow Ochre Patent Yellow

Chrom Green

do Yellow

Devvees' Midwifery,

lo. Practice,

Eberle's Practice,

bapmau's Thcrapeu-j

ticks,

Cooper's Surgery Gregory's Practico Good's Practice

Armstrong's Md.works

Johuson's do.

rhomas' Practico

Ewel's Md. Comnanion

Bichat's Works

Bibles,

Testaments

Hymn Books Willard'sHist. of U.

with an atlas

Irving's t!olumbtu

Grimshaw's U. S.

Life of Mrs. Judson

do Franklin do Marion do Putnam do Dr. Good

do

OMKR TOUSKY AS just received from Philadelphia au addit ional slock of

FALL St WINTEH GOODS. ALSO in Store, and for sale,

."0 Fleeeew 'oiiiiioii Wool, X,

lOOMoal-lJai-rels Kot. 34.

ElideM ami feather.

QUANTITY of Sole, Upper, and C:alf-

- Skins, fchoice duality') from the Tannerv

of A. BEESON, for sale by L. W. JOHNSON. 07" "t'ash, and tke highest price paid for hides and skins. Sept. ii'.). REMOVAL. Jj)SSV T. IlISIlOF-f-iaddler,

fsi.MJAririni.v mforms the public, that he bus removed his Shop into bis new brick houe, opposite theMarkct house, when? he will keep constantly on hand, and for

aaVi sale, upon the most rea

sonable terms, a general

ussortuient of all articles in his line of business,

such as

Saddle;, Rridles, MARTINGALES, TRAVELLING RAGS COMMON Si CAKKIAOF. II UXF.SSES, PORTABLE TRUNKS, military Fquiiiiteiit, Ve. Ve. He w ill also execute, to order, nny work in his line, with the greatest despatch possible ; and he A i ls free to rerommend his worlcns equal, in point of strength and neatness, to any in the State. The Public, are requested to cail and examine for themselves. Lawrtnccburgh, Nov. 24, 1830. 37-tf.

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Josephus' Works Lexicon of Useful

Buck's 1 heological Knowledge Dictionary j Moore's Melodies Harvey's Meditations : Locke and Bacon Advice to a young Form Book to draw Christian .' Deed-", Bonds, & c. Consolations in Travel, American Gardener by Sir H. Davy (Virginia Housewife Thomson's Seasons I American Chesterfield Ty tier's History I Almanacks, S.c, &.c. ALSO An assortment of Si hool Books, Slates, Paper, Blank Books, a great variety of pleasing Toy Books with colored print for Children, Quills, Ink Powders, 'rayon-, Paint Boxes, Carmine Saucers, Brushes for Paintini; on velvet, Thermometers, Spy Glasses, Penknives, best quality Wafers, Sealing W;uf Paste Boards, Patent Pem i 1 Cases, Tooth Pick, Tweezers, Chess men, Snuff and Snuff Boxes, Ac. A c. December ."ii. i 2,30. '

Suit in C'lianeery. DEARBORN CIRCUIT COURT, ( OiToiuui n-aivt, i',M. I. Lucius &. Almon Fairbanks, against f Bill in John Stone, Samuel l'renrher, ( Cbanei ay John T. Bishop, &. Jer. Phinney. J

OW, on this day, to wit : On Tnrd.iv tb l')th day of October, 1 S.'tO, comes the com

plainants, by Dunn, their attorney ; and ths Sherilf of the County of Dearborn, having returned the writ of Subpoena, iss,K,,i j above cause, "executed on John T. Bidiop and Jeremiah Phinney, and not lonnd, as to th said John Stone, and Samuel Freneber;" notice i, therefore, hereby given to John Ston. and Samuel From her, that, unlr? they rip.

pear al 1 no April term ol said Court, H.11 answer to, or deny the matters in the said bill stated against them, the inatti rs and thing" in said lull set forth, ns to them, will be taken as confes.-rd, and a decree entered up 11 gainst them, pursuant to the prayer of the said bill. JAMES DILL, Clo-k. January 1:2, 1?30. 4l-4w. Faints, Oii, 1VIND01V CLASS & PUTTST, ( Dry or U round in eiV, , prepared for t r,

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