Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 51, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 4 March 1831 — Page 3
Till' KlW'rivS.H A :aml passing upwards, lodged in his L&WHENCHBOROH. INDIANA ;l'rrast; several oilier pieces entered hi
rminv, .Miu n i, 131.
COJOIiriYlCATIOA.
FOR THE STATESMAN.
jnociv in dinerent places tlrcadlullyj To thc Voters of Dearborn County - 1 manrlinc. and litciallv tearing him tn ! Havinn-. with ntlir-rc. wmct j..
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reader w ill reeolh ct that, about five ccks since, we mentioned the sudden death of Zebnlon P. thnnis, by the overturning of a load of wood. This mHhneholr event, rendered Mill more distressing hy the absence of hi? father, so
pieces. Another fragment of the gun struck the leg of Mr. Edward Round, below the knee, and shattered it so badly, that immediate amputation was considered necessary to pave his life. Two or three others were slightly injured.
W e had no acquaintance with Mr.
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openueaupon the mmd of Mrs. Dun- Price, but understand that he was a MS that she became partially, if not man of good character, an excellent entirely, deranged. P-very thing which j workman, (a fuller by profession,) and friendship ,-ould suggest, or humanity j without a family. It is understood that ofTur, to dispel her mental gloom and al-j his father resides in Morris County, b viate her sorrows, were tried in vain. New Jersey. Mr. Round was a poor The shock which her sensitive feelings man. with a large family of children, had experienced, was too great to be who are thus thrown upon the cold char-
overcome, mul, Uko Karl.. I, M.o mourn- it v of the world, bv this imnrunVnt art
4 of unnecessary hilarity. "We hope that this awful warning will have a tendency to break down the foolish practice of firing on such occasions.
rd for her child, and refused to be comforted. With a view of diverting her mind from it morbid contemplations, she was removed from (he scene of her ?.;T!i tiom, to an adjoirnnsjcoinitv. where he spent some timo among her relations. Hut a k roken heart was not to be cured by change ol scenes, and kind
offi.
Gen. Jackson a Candidate. The following communication appears in the last number of the Ohio State Journal,
in answer to one addressed to Gen.
:'i i v ii i. . iraiii srie w ;i re- ? 1 t , . . .
irioveo to this place, and put under our . , , ' ' ' ' ,r istration members ol the Legislature of
u,,ue uMip-. j in- caT.Ker-worm ,u si., n .... ,.
, . i i.K.i .-inn. it j'uis iu iiM, ti once, an
of despair had preyed upon her vitals:
and she was evidently sinking under the weight of her misfortune. Did we offer her the cup of consolation she dashed it from her lips, and desired only to drink of the bitter dregs of despair.
speculation on the subject of the next ! Presidential Election, so far as it res
pects the doubts which were justly entertained by many of his friends, of his being a candidate for re-election. It
seems that the old General has at lenjrth
Did we point to her children, and ethort Md lo thc solicitation of her, for (heir sake, to endeavor torc-lh, c: . .: .
ume her wonted energy of mind she would lay her hand upon her heart, and say there was i(o more connotation for her in this world, and she desire,.' to leave it. In ibis state of mental agony
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"? ' "iM lu,i, m""bv practicing thcm;and in this way are
" - " "n dim I'vu'ii lid,, Mir coin n v cd to make her escape through a back window, in the second storv; from whence she descended bv means of a
he considers of so dangerous a tendency, as to require a Constitutional restriction.
It appears to be the leading policy of
the present administration, to break doicn
all obnoxious and dangerous measures
we to look for the promised reforms.
W ashington City, Feb. tth, tti.11. Gknti.oikn : Your communication of January last was received a few days time. I am truly grattful for an expression of filling and sen'.imcnt so kind and indulgent, as that which it convoys in behalf of thc principles which it is inv nhinrt fn f-rrtnutfn in . i ....... . .
01 iui;jiin- -viiMiMibir.niiui 01 ine cncrai uoverntownamJ vieiiiiti.anl(.ntinuelll,rough-!,nrnt". To carrJ with im into rctirtiut-nt suih
i'i tin nppronaudn 01 tuy IiMUtw-ta-tizens-at tlio t -lose of the lour year fur vhicii
bac k porch or shod. So soon as her absence was known, a general search
cut the d.i. without anv ucces. Se
station of our glorious Republic, we
have great reason to deplore that it has got within the precincts of Dearborn County. You have supported candidates, at the late election, to represent you in the General Assembly; a part of those elected, acting in obedience to thc well known wishes of their constituents, in supporting the ad valorem Sys
tem, ana tne opposition ot the others. Fellow voters: It will be recollected that Lawrenccburgh township had the honor of three of our Representatives. A glance at the journals will show, that two of those cherished the favorite svstem, whilst the other struggled against it. The very same too, w ho pledged himself to be favorable to its adoption, to gentlemen of Lawrenccburgh, Manchester, Logan, and Kelso townships; men of unimpeachable veracity, whom I have not the least doubt, but will affirm to this assertion. Their names are not lost in oblivion, nor will they retract
what tliey assert, it denied hy the dissembling Representative. Rut thc injury is evanescent, and will soon pass away. Let the first Monday in August be a day of resuscitation, and to eradi
cate those ironical aspirants without the pale of legisl ation. Fellow voters: It is impossible for any set of men to remain in office, or have the power to monopolize our internal affairs, so long as we have the right ofelecting our public servants. Correct those fraudulent transactions, by putting on
your veto at your frequent elections
tlieyarc your sure euarantr; and sud
port no candidate that will substitute his own private views, when in known
opposition to public opinion and inter
est. The system of taxation according
to property is speedily invigorating.
Let it be brought to maturity by electing men whom" we know to be friendly to its adoption. Don't let the poor man that has but one horse and a yoke of ox
en, worth -0 each, pay as much tax as the rich man does, that owns a house
and lot, worth S'-MXJO,
1-el low voters: Severely smarting and writhing as we are, I cannot help
Candidates. ELECTION FIRST MONPAV IN ACCUST, 1S31. lor Governor. Noah Noble, I Milton Stapp, Jamei Scott. For Lieut. Governor. James Gregory, Win. C. Linton, David Wallace. For Congress. John Test, I Oliver II. Smith, Amo Lane, Joseph Holman. Lectures.
MEDICINES, Rooks, Stationary, fcc. PINCKAHl) .V NOHLi: Have entered into Partnership in a DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
1IIKY have just n ceived, and offer for snl.
at t inciimati prices, a complete ni.-ort-
ruent of nUl'GS, MKDICINKS, P VTF.NT MKDIC'INLS, FAINTS, DYK STI F FS, -Sec. Also Medical ami School Hooks, Miscellaneous Work, &.c. &lc. The followins: arc soma
TUG Society for Mutual ImproTement will of the articles they have for sale, viz : lecture on j Driio-s Mpilirinps A p
TiTDTMn a v p.vr.Mtwa
Next, at early candle light, in the class room. I , a uM,l'c i do Muriati Ladies ar respectfully iuviteJ to at-1 j0 Citric March 4, 1831. Ammoniac Sal
: Arrow Root ! Armenian Hole
Taken I p
By Bradley Loring, of Randolph j Ammonia aqua &carb. Oil of Anii
Liquorice Ext. Lancetx, thumb & spr. .Maiiepiiv C'alc. Manna Nutiralls Nutmeg Nipple ;i.iJsc-
township, Dearborn county, state i Balaam Copaiva
Tjl of Indiana, on the 26th day of Jan- Burgundy I'itch
jr uary, icji, a naris oroun norse, uorax
supposed to b eight -enr3 old Brimstone
about 11 hands high; with the right hind foot Camel Hair Pencil white above the pasture joint, with a small ' Castile Soap white streak on the inside of the left hind foot 1 Cantliarides above the hoof; a small saddle mark on the ; Calomel left side ; no other marks orjhrands perceivable. ! Cologne Water Appraised to twenty-five Dollars, hy John liar- ! Digitalis ris and B- Hoog, before me this 'Jth day of Feb- i Dragon's TNod
ruary, tbJl. I L.-M'iico ol 1 miianion
51. ABIJ AII BENNET. J. P. I do Lemon rYT7 m i -a- i (i" 1'epj.ermint lakeu lip Adrilt, i do wintcrcrim
N the Ohio river, oil the dlth of February, ' do Clit 1831, by J.-cob Brasher, Samuel Elliott, do Anis
and others, of Lawrenccburgh. a I'lnt Boat, he- Flo. of Sulphur
tweon lifty and sixty feet long, poplar guuntls, ' fennel eed and plank all round above the gunnels, with a eJum Aloes
quantity of Stone Coal on board; appraised to i ilo Juniper
he worth fitteen dollars, by John T. Bishop,
and (. harlcs Brasher.
Certified, THOMAS PALMER, J. P. March H, 1831. 51.
do Cloves do Peppermint
do
d
IVoticc to Debtors.
ALL thoe interested are hereby notified that thc Books and accounts of the undersigned are left with Thomas Palmer, Esq.
for immediate collection. WILLIAM GIBSON. Beb-y 19, 1S31. 50 -3w. 11 Here, sons of Science and the Muse's fiieiid,
l on il unci a tail.'uul hrotner la attend, Who humbly hopes he may your Hatches menj." SAJILEL. lli:ST, CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, Silversmith and
JEWELLER,
TZNN B RESPECTFULLY InfVirK'J ft, forms his friends and '.N T:'aK the public t-enerallv, that
$FS$ he has opened a Shop in the
uncik uuiiuiug nujoiniH o
Shellac Camphor Assafoiteda Opium Myrrh Scamniony Arabic
Tragacanth
do do do du do do do
do Jalap
Patent I
Elixir of Health
! Bateinan's Drop Balsam of Life I Dvotfs Pills
Steer's Opodeldoo Whitwells ditto Godfrey's Cordial Thompson's eye water Lee's Pills I
plKC Spruce
do Antique Oransrr Tc. 1 Peruvian Bark Tcarl A-hei Paint BruOici Quinine iua--ia Kheub irb R.tI do Pulv. Snakf Root Spii-ba Varnish Copal do Shoe Salts Glauber do Epsom do Rochellrt Soda Super Cark. do Carb. Squills Soaji Fancy
, Spirits Turpentine I Tamarinds
j Uva Ursi
Valerian Rad Vitriol White do Blue edicines, Rush's dyspeptic pill" Lamott's cough dro;' Roberton's Medicamentuiu for dyspepsia Butler's Specific fot dyspepsia Delamonterat's Cluiabian Specific Worm Tea
Paints & Dye Stuff.
Venetian Red
White Lead Red do Chinese Vermillion
Hathawav's Store on Front : Yellow Ochre
. . t rill 11 jk. V t VjWU JL eiilreatlllg VOI1 again. I he golden hour Street, where all calls in the-line of his proles- Intent Yellow of redress is nnnroat hint', and whilo vnn i sion will receive his BEST attention. ! Chrom Green
have the power and privileo-es to exlir-' Wa,ch haiu.;, Keys. Seals, and Trinkets, ' d" Yellovf
. . . - 1 ,1. ! I 1 1 I -1
iui saitr. i uiciitica oni goiu auu silver.
Rising Sun, Ind. Jan. 1st, 1331. 43-3m.
pate an tinjusf taxation, and an untrrafe
Iui kepn sentalive, make ue of them.
It is a rijrht vou have acouired hv vour
lte-
xr.il hrarclu-s ha: siire hen made;' n:ul tr'1 ",u Tresidcnt, was the highest) fathers; embrace it, r.nd it will ultima i .. r i . r I mark of my nmhitinn; nnd otic, hich, il 1 v in(.v.;l hutno trice, of herhas vet heen f.und. j W(r fl,rt;natc ns to rracll) , hainifW 'nli. li l,,0ulIhere is now cerv rt ason to hi lieve -1Pat' A would subject ine to anv future calls Mn,t l loot N .t. l.i . ' i . i in the. service of my country. " l ll,al lc?,H'
mm ii i will im ni i i wn Tl L' HC; 'pi ,ir-. 1 i . r . . r ' he desired amendment of the Constitution, while her wnaricipated Mit it lias w insr- U n t give to the icojde a direct vote in the
Prussian Blu
Spanish Whi'tin do Browu Annatto Coppera Alum Paint Pnihe Putty, &.c. vte.
BOOKS. MEDICAL.
Inmanaiolis, i-ed. 7, 1631.
IIMib r. Iln I ... C .1: . . L 1
,1 if i1i..l.t t, tlw. nhii.l . i" ili.. lo"" 'HMuent, and inmt his term ot office i.-;jat..rn I iii.- ii i.i ..... .r.i i
" ,,,, 1 to oitc hi lour or fix year-, with other miblic r , ' .W .i V , ""V u'uu"-'5 er persons concerned that a motion w
iH T- vrr.w and atlltrtum never en- consideration!, atforded me a rrom.d .n n-I.irl, i ' 7 . 1 . m wracn lne 1,UL" i ,,Kl,lc to the Doarbom Circuit Court,
ter. Sh, ha, l,n fn, . Lil.lr.., . ili. ' t tnti -I.t tl,at my own anxious wishes to rctin, ' r?)! A.Tl i .T t0 bc holdc at Iceburgh,
' . ' " ! could be i .dub-cd without disar Lointin- the L ".e lu u.n iale, wnicu lor me county ot uearbom, in the state
eldot al.O'lt I I. and the UHin-eH about i cxrertatioi, ..f,r fri.,..t "... n.'" oern ca' vassert a'r,,1S lhe Prcsent 'liana, on the second Monday in Anril
" im. .-..:.;.,.:... i i Han' il cner: vitiou of the statue la wj of i and on the second dav of said term, to re
Ilewi-r' M id v, iferv. !
IN THE DEARBORN CIUCT IT COURT, I Practice, Dearborn County. I Eborle's Practice, Jacob Haves. r.Pff. Judgment tn ! ''"pman'i ThtTuppil-'
- ' m r
A traus. Jacob Con a way, and
John llenioss. his Sernrittr rtali X- ...!
-Mmt-rii. i Good s Practice
H , nereoy given to Jacob ; Armstrongs Md.works!
v.uua uj ,nuu u a nun rcbiuent anu an oin- Johnson's do.
ill be Th0Ilias' Practice
at thtir -Fu el's AM ('niiinnn;,..!
in and ! Bichufs Works
of In-i
Debt.Oct. terra ' 181S,lbr$l0,'oo't'r',Ss"re7
j.-.,, -
1J !1 on the Bonn Hind's I'arrery Surgeon Dentist's Manual Turner's Chemistry Comstock'i Natural Philosophy Mr. Kenzie's 5000 Receipts Richera nd's Physiology Ellis' Medical Foriiiu-
lary
illi lei inir of Mticero cornneora- ed fr..mlar-. t.rii,1f r .,.-.,..,.. .
tion,We look forward to the dav when j nout l'I!,f, rS that my continuance in oilicc L .11 - , l c ,i ,i i i l : another .rm is iiecessarT to their harmonious theatlhcted fuhir. the hereaed hi.-j aI1, ,acc co.0 for thr COI lcte
"". '" ni'iiM, mil in I ii ill il- ' ' iiiu. incisures 11 impro e- Iir::r.., f ,.,,.,,-. 1..
ment and telorni which have been commenced i , '.n oi;,i .,,i l i ,, . , .
j i... .. .uwj uuuiiu, niu ue preseiiieti io
them in aboat three months from the rijinj of
completed, which had become
necessary on account of the complication and diversity of the legislation since the last revision. The subjects being appropriately distinguished and condensed, a volume comprising
all the er.eral laws ad'ecting thejpcrsonal rights
J.., 1 C 1.! '.. 1... I V. 1...
' I under ni t a Iminitration : I feel it to be mv du
U few short weeks ao. with a fair pros- j ty to jield my personal wishts to their solicita-
ricls.and a hright hope of future hap- j ' ill ' ra- " Pr"tl rien, to accept this expiney a ever dawned upon the path-w a v . prttnon of my tratitude for the favorable
of lift-, lint our fairest hope are some titw j doomed to wither in an hour; and our hi 'mhtc-t isions of the future Mid!':tdv oIim tin d hv the looiu of sorrow. The poioM il chaliee of alllit tion is not unfrcpietillj npplii-d to our lip, while i t our hand is extended to receive the ritp of consolation nnd happiness. Thus will it he with the unfortunate indiv idtitl, on whose head these accumulated ils must come down like an a alanche. Heaven praiit him strength to pn? the fierv trial. Fatm A eini:M-. OnNaturdav ever.itip last,. most distressing accident occured on the Tanner's Creek Bridge, by which ne of mir fellow-ritir.ens was instantly killed, and another 50 badly injured, that his recovery is somewhat doubtful. The contractors of the IJridge having completed their labors on Saturhtv, feei;il of the workmen, and others iti the neighborhood, otu hided to cele
brate the event In firing a few ruundsof
nrtillnv. I'or this purpose, an old w ivel, w h had lain almiit our streets for oirte time, w a pio un d, and pi art d on the bridge, and fired several times. Apparently dissatisfied with its performatic e,tbe detr rmiiied totrv the streiegtli
of the metal. A pound and a half of
powder was put into it, and a quantity ofgraulaml fnnes rammed d.,wn with an iron crow-b.ir. The matt h y a then applied by Smomon Prii r. the rowder ciploded, and dashed tlie swivel into a hundred pieces; a piece about ix in lies
lotig, and weighing five or ix pound-, entered the lower part of his abdomen.
maimer in which you have communicated your views on this occasion ; and believe me, with great sincerity, youi friend and very obedient servant, ANDREW JACKSON.
Mi s-rs. Thni. Ridon,! John.t'ochra n,
and others.
I ROM THE O. S. JOURNAL. The following abstract of the entire population of nineteen states, and two territories, as ascertained by the late Census, has been compiled from our exchange papers, and is, no doubt, nearly, if not iptite, correct. We have added, in parallel lines, the returns for 1 820, and the increase in each State and Territory since that period. New York shows the greatest gain, and Ohio the next. The number of free white males in the latter State; the reader will recollect, exceeds that of free w hite females hy upwardsonn,(XX) a difference much greater than wc should have anticipated.
Statu 1S20 18.10 Increase Main 2:H,33. 3:'J,33 101, 04S N. Ifompshii 217,101 UG:,.! 2S..17J Missailuis-tts f.10,014 cT.,727 Ccmnifti. ut 27.", 297,726 22,178 Uiio-U- Island S.1,:l"i9 !7,'22t l4,H-.7 Vrn.mnl 23,7f4 280,P70 44,!)l.i New Ymk l,372,S12 1,934, 1!6 561,fiS4 New Jersey 277,575 320,779 43,204 Delaware 72,749 7f,739 3,900 Miivlani 407,3.riO 4lfi,913 39,"tl3 .V. Carolina 648,849 73f,470 9C,r, ;.o.;, 3M,98.'I 513,3.17 177,348 Tinneoeo 4J,SI3 CHI.H2J 2(;,009 Ohio 5st,.i4 937,C79 3:f,24.'i Indiana 147,178 34l,5si'2 194,414 iiinoi' 5.V2U ifii,oi;3 ior,8r4 Vlai.ann 127,901 310,.ri.-)3 182,C.."i2 ln.siina 153,407 214,ti93 f.l,M Misvmri f.r.,;)3G 134,HHI M,.'I0 3 Mshii;aii Ter. 8,.01'i 31, (VIS 2!,M) A.kans,,lo. 14,276 30,380 Iti,10
the Legislature.
Another subject, vitally important to every freeman, has been, as usual, a matter of much solicitude during the present session, to I wit., the apportionment of Senators and Repreientativesto the General Assembly for the ensuing live years. Thc rapid increase of population in this state, has necessarily addtd to the num-
I ber of members in each house of the General
Assembly. The subject ofbringing into efficient operation our school funds, has received tho attention its importance demanded ; and such an advance has been made toward the object of such
general solicitude (the universal education of
our youth,) as our present meant and public lentiment will justify. On another subject, as a farmer myself, and a member of the committee on roads, I have taken much interest for many years, and haye constantly had in yiew, the great importance
to the agricultural interest of our country of
convenient (acuities of intercourse. Daring the present session we have laid before the public, reports on Rail-way nnd Canals,to enable tho people to judge of the utility of those important meant of transporting the surplus products of so rich and fertile a country as ourt. That the cheapcst,best, and safest mode should be adopted to shorten both time and distance, in tha transportation of the abundance of the country, ii certainly one of our most important interests. Finally, sir, permit me thnsin troubling you to a?k the favor of you, to inform my fellowcitizens of your county, that I have concluded to offer my services to the people of the state, ai a candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor, at the approaching August election a privilege which our happy constitution secure! even to the humblest citizen. Having it not in my power personally to visit all my fellow-citizens, I take this occasion to make known my pretensions; and having been a citiien of Indiana for eighteen years, and during the last ten years a member of the Senate, I beg leave to refer my fcllow-citizeni to the journals, debates and proceedings of the Senate, for an outline of my official courie, and of soliciting their favorable regard for their and your humble servant. JAMES GREGORY.
('niair,M. It is gratifying to hoe, that this body has determined, at length, lo do an arl of justice to the little band of Revolutionary patriots whoyet sojourn among the living, whether they belonged to the regular line, or the militia.
ficn. Jackson nominated a Mr. Muzzy to the Senate, as Collector of NewLondon, Connecticut. The Senate have declared him unworthy of the station, by rejecting him. We guess that Proscription has, like King Caucus, had its
i day. Clarion.
Coxe's Dispensatory.
Misrr.i.i.wrors works.
next : !
-entiT i Bibles, Natural HisUirv, .'or
and reinstate the above mentionpil .Tiiili.-oint.nt Testament children
in favor of Jacob Hayes against Jacob Cona- j ".Vimi Books Indian Wan way and John Demoss'his security, for the sum Willard's Hist, of U. S. Spectator of $100 debt, and $ costs assfthe! with an atlas Don Quixotte October term of the Dearborn Circuit Court Irvino's t olun'bus Arabian Ni-hts Tutor.
lsls, which original Judgement was consumed s.rinishaw-s U. is. , 1 our m Italy
esti rn SMingstcr Chapone &, Grejory'i
by fire, in the Court House
on the night of the 4th of
se,at Lawrenccburgh, '. Lifc of Mrs' J,ulsoQ f March, 1S26. ,' (l Franklin
Feb. 17th, 1831.
JACOB HAYES. 1
do Marion Letters
.lo Putnam ' Opie's Works .lo Dr. Good Peter Farley's Work
Family lUilkim &;c. j rO It SALE. WllOl.r.s A I.l" in u l-t . . r !
-tvernn e. x--.t.r r. i ....... ahuu hi
j.vii;wiu ,iubi,l Keep constant v ii,,,.i,v. tui;.,i
. .WI. . 1ILUIUII.UI
do Joseph with en- Robinson Crusoo
graving! -loop's tables
Useful
lor sale, at their Drug and Book Store, the; ; ai ,.. nii...:..
most valuable and approved Patent and Fa- . Harvey's Meditations Locke and Bacon mily Aledicines, viz : , i . . . i J ' Advice to a youri t onn Book to draw DOCTOR COOK'S CAVA TILLS, j Christian ,' Bowl, &c. For the prevention and cure of Bilious dis- Consolation? in Travel American Gardener eases. They are warranted to be superior to I by Sir II. Davy I Virginia Housewife any pills ever offered to the public. j Thomson's Seasons I American Chesterfield Doctor Dewees' Vegetable Tincture, Pow- : Tytler's History I Almanacks, Jjoc, c. t,eDoc!nr R 11fr, y T Sff"" ' ALSO An assortment of School Books sore 1 r v C Chlklrtn,i , Slates, Paper, Blank Books, a ,reat variety of sore mouth, and bowel diseases. lonsi -,i Bookg ,viUl -f Doctor Coxe sHivoSynip, for the cure of children, Quills, Ink Towder s, C rayons. Paint croup colds, asthma and hooping cough. Bo Carmine Saucers, Bruges L P unt.ng Z?Zu? C 3 r DS- I on velvet, Thermometers, Spy Classes, P.,,'tion &c !U 5C0Ug hLf1,S' 'or,consump-Ullivc!l7 ,H.st qaily S. ahng Wax, rpl C" . , A I Paste Boards, Patent Peui i 1 Cases, Tooth ihompsons Ee Water: ' r i. ... . t. ,. ', r n.i . . i . ...... i 1 icks, I weezers (. hess men, Snufl and SiuuT Doctor Anderson's Chemical Tooth-ar.ha . r, ' . . . ' . ' . .
D. . . , , I XJOXe.s, CfcC. CVC. UOCt'lllllIT JO, IO.IO.
l i iuiuduii: at ucic.
Doctor Roberts' Medicamentum, mited for all chronic diseaseiof the liver, and uyiteri affections. Doctor Johnson's Infallible Powders and Drops, for the cure of Dysentery. . Couutry Merchants can be furnished with the above articles, and other medieines, at reduced prices. Lawrenccburgh, Ind. 1831.
Storage and Commission. L.W. JOHNSON "HJf AVING a large and commodious WAREM.M. HOUSE, is prepared to transact all kinds of business in that line, on reasonable terms. Sept. 2'J.
3 t
sj.-i. a.sn
VIE highest price will be paid for auy
quantity of clean linen and cotton rags,
Feb. 11th, 1831.
PINCKARD &. NOBLE.
IVoticc. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, either by note, bond, or book account, ara requested to settle or pay the came, on or against thc 10th of March next otherwise they will be put in the hands of a proper officer for collection. SAML. JF.LLEY. Rising Sun. Feb. 8th 1831.
JOII-AVOUK, Of all kiaiis, ueatly t x ecu led at this Qtbct,
Printing Oilicc For .'ilc. I WILL sell, on reasonable terms, the entire materials which were employed in printing the Western Statksman, during thc Crt cighl months of its existence, consisting ofa rmmoi Screw Printing Vc., of the super royal sue, which has been in y, iar for several years; one small font of Small ,'ica type, entirely new ; two fonts of Long Primer, with eight months wear: one font 'of Brevier, of the same age; and various fonts of Job T) pe ; together with Stands, Cases, Composing Sticks, Brass Rules, Cuts, itc. &c. Any person wishing to commence business, in the line of Printing, uii a cheap scale, and without capital, can b accommodated by applying to MILTON fJKIXJO. Lawrenccburgh, Jan. !i.th, 1331. Printers iu this State will please give the shetw a lew insertions, ami tliti favor mil lie rtcijirurate.j t when an opjuirtiiiiitr slmll oth-r.
Wanted,
A NY quantity of FLAX-SEED, for whica Zm. the highest price will be naid bv
January 7th, lS31.-4.1tf-
R. P.SMITH.
Paints, Oil, WINDOW GLASS &. PUTTY, ( Dry or Ground t in oi, miii prepared for UM, ) CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale, st
'incinnati prices, hy
l. w. juunson