Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 34, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 8 November 1833 — Page 3

rumvy, sovr.Mnnn s, is33. On the first page of this morning's paper wiil be found a tale written bjr Judge Hall, lor the" New York Knickerbocker." Those who may peruse it will agree with us iu the opinion, that it is one of the best productions which have emanated from the pen cf iti distinguished author.

APPOINTMENTS-

We learn from the "National Intelligencer," that the following appointments have been made by the President. Benjamin Tatpax, of Ohio, to be a Judge of the United States for the District Court of Ohio, in the place of John W. Campbell, deceased. 1 W. M. Gwin, of Mississippi, to be Marsha j of the United States for the District of Mississippi , in the place of Saruuel W. Dickson appointed Receiver of Public .Moneys at Cliuton, in the said state. Joseph Bales-tier, of Massachusetts, to be

Consul of the Lnited States for the port option

Ilhio, in the isl.iud of I!intar:g, in the Malay

Lad. V.oss'.m tl.at blooms in these girden bowers, On its icuvcs a mystic language bears." Accci'i Signifies friendship. Ar.nrlnth linr'i"riality. JUh 'uhrc 1 declare war against you. Ha ';.'! S y n i pn 1 1 1 y . Rlitc-bot'lc (vuiisfancy. C'oT.sHj) I csiuein, but cannot love you. C Yocii Presumption. Common china-aster Tis vour "old attracts, not your.- o.it". Chickwicd 'An appointed meeting. ( "rj-ress Despair. Colt's V if Iioti'l of aOeeti'iii. Cironia Picasanlry. Calacanthus Moral l.car.ty superior to personal charms. Coral Honeysuckle Gratitude and affection. Daisy Unchanging sweetness and fidelity. 77 o irering A hnon ds Pe r fi d y . (Harden gilly-jloirers Durable beaut-. Hawthorn 1 lope.

Jlyacinth lou trii'e with me. IJortcnxia You are cold. Indian-pink Aversion. Irit- I have a message for you. Lilac The first emotions of love. Larendcr Distrust.

Locust-blossom Ailecticn bevond the

grave. Lily of the Valley Modest beauty and retired worth. Little china-aster Innocence. Mountain-pink Independent and aspiring. Musk-rose Capricious beauty.

Mulia flora Liberality without ostenta-

From the Hepublicar. ti w-:ncr. A ludicrous instance whereby ihe operation

of severe laws is commonly evaded, occurred

not Ion- since in Englaud. A person had been J THE following is an ecrounl of the expendiindictcd for forgery ; but it appeared that a lures ami rcciijiit ef il-t rvtflf.v of Dearborn,

stroke of the pen which had been in toe inMru- e.nmturing Xor.cmbt.-r 2, 1832, and ending

nirnt was not copied m tiie lnnictmcni. l he juvcinUr 7, 1S53.

prisoner was convicted. His counsel however

moved an nrrestof judgment and assigned the

omision of this stroke as the basis of his motion. The paper and the indictment were handed up

to the bench; and the Judge f not bums able

with the naked eye to discover any difference)

had recourse to a srlass. Fy the aid of a strong

magnifier, lie discovered something which he

could not determine. He therefore submitted it to the jury directing them to find the prisoner guilty it the mark was a trick or a letter (we forget which,) but to acquit bim if it was the other. And to aid them to determine the important question of tick, stroke or letter, lie politely handed to them his glass, lh microscopic powers of which decided them in favour of acquiting the prisoner ! who w as consequently discharged ! ! If the judge's glass, had net hfpn hrontrht into court, nr bail been of leas

. c . , iii . Costs of Miits (,r.nig!it b the coimtv.

For this sum pi. Associate J uJge, I 'i.i.mis.-iiiiicis, t ' ntat'..'?, Sik'i.ii, extra services, Shi'riU Ris.i othois lira-wood, &c. Clerk cxtia s-trkes, Hacks and ytali(.paiy for Clerk's Olfico, S-iiiiiiary nii.i to iictuxd Cotn;ni$ioixrs, Vicutis uf Stale lloaiis, AsM-.s;irs of taxable property. Appraisers of Tovn lots, Ciiiiimissiomirs yestunt'.g lost recor'H, " " tlooki Retur.-tcr"s Oiiici-, Ofhce rcttt to Clerk, j urv's Fcec,

V-i, OU 7d tU -2j IK) 70 t'.'.l 522 50 ::i 0') 13 i.j M.3 0d (i t-'U a 50 17 00

4-;l 70

Allspice. Almouiis, Alum, liacon Hams, llog round, Leans, eesva, Dread, 1'ilot Crackers, Brimstone roll, lint tor, keg. Castor IJuaiiS, (-'actings, Candles sperm, mould, dipt, Cassia, Chocolate, No. 1,

Jmns am; irurs tor jail, Kipa'us l.) Ciiuit Mouse,

Costs of Miiis (,r

of the wretched culprit". But the quality of uiorcy is not overstrained.

Thomas II. B v RKF.it, cf New York, to be Consul ofthe I'tiited States for Cue port of r.kineur, in the kingdom of Denmark, W. ?I. IIaxton, of Now Yoik, tu be Consul of the United states for the port 01 Bathurit, in the island of i;-t. Mary's, in the river Gambia. Kor.KUT Grikve, of Leilh, to be Consul of the United States for the port of Lcith, in Scotland, in the Kingdom of Great Britain, in the place of Joel Nart. Thomas Wooliiridge, of Mississippi, to be Cons;:! of tho United states for the port of Krarin, in the Province ol Texas, in Mexico. A. J. JUwncs, of Mis.-oiiri, to be Consul of ti e United States at tho Tort of Monterey, in North California, in Mexico. Putf.u V. Dimki., of Vir-inin, to be AttorPcyGoncril of the United States, m the place i f Kccr J3. Taney, resigned.

Myrtle Love. M u rigoh! J e a!ou sy . Varcixsus Kgotism or self-love. Oiire Peace. I'oiyanthox Confidence. Pea-blossom Fickleness. led-rose Beauty. Jia'-pink Pure and ardent love. Rose acacia Elegance. Rose geraniu7ii Preference. Rose-po ppy Ci insula t ion . Sweet-brier Simplicity. Itpanixh-jaixaminc Interested regard. Xn o ic-drop Ouiciou s p terfe rence. Tulip Beauty, not intellectual. Thyme Activity. Violet Modesty. Variegated-pink Refusal. Veronica Fidelity. 1 7 V ( -rose Sj ilenec. W.ite-pink Purity of sentiment. Y!i iie-jc "saw htc Amia hi 1 ity . I Vh :'( -! ilac Youth. I I "ooi lb inc Mis for 1 1 ' n e . Yelimr-rose lutidciiiv or disdain.

Respecting the removing cf Gen. Samuel Milroy from the Crawfordsvilla Land Office, the Democrat says, "Gei. Milroy's failure to

comply with the instructions of the department, which made it necessary for him to reside at Crawfordsville, we understand, is the groud of his removal. I'ew men in our state stand higher than Gen. Milroy in the pnhlio estimation, or have more of the confidence of the Republican party."

The crier in the circuit court nt Georgetown, (D. C.) while napping in court, was recently aroused by a clap of thunder, und, starting on his feet, be bawled out "silence V to the infinite diversion of all present. This is not so bad as what happened to a fellow the other day, who fell asleep in church, lie fancied himself playing nine pins, and in the middle of the scrmen broke out with the exclamation, "all down, by the hokcy !'

v oci'ncuiig suit lor couuty,

Coron.'i' dad juries of Inquests, Piiiitkjz , ui alps, Support, of the poor, Purchase i,f irm.1 for Por-r Asylum, JJi'iok Ac other materials for cn-ctiu Asylum, L) linquctu-ics in porsoi'.at propf city in I i 3?, as retuiae:l, Du!iiiipieiiLit?i$ in l.aad Tax, 1 53i. iSoliuquuii-i( s m lc'31, not yet collected, itlUiui'd tuiU'Ltois per centage in Treasure fk per centage, Ar.iount nf Duplicate of)

K lliClUC.ll!,; i ernes,)

iU.ij lax, Stoic Lii .es, Grocery i.ieen-es, Tavern I.ieenses,

Jtii v's !i-'.:s ic.lUirte.l, Jury's fees to be collected, I.icep-es on Shows auc. ) Clocik-pediars,

?; .0 7 J OSd It 51 tl ) 00 51 fl .1 00 3 S) C.ti -1 1 i 53 til

31 :J:!S l

l'J3 J'Ji

V.'chave inserted General Jlilroy's "Cardr' ia another column. It appears that he was re-taov-nl in consequence of Iiis refusal to comply w it'i t'iO law u hich repiired hiai to resiile at .'ra wfordsviilc. Jlis successor ( Mr. Tyler, ) is from tho Dis

trict of Columbia, anl nut from l irinia, as ' is stated in some of the papers. j A rumor is in circulation that Messrs. Drake j

I rai t ie American Advertiser. From Alabama vc have received, says the National Intelligencer, the following letter, under uato of October 1G, v. hich gives a painful view of the state of affairs, and cf feeling in that agitated State: Alabama, Oct. 16, 1S3H. We have arrived at a .solemn crisis in our

State at the present moment. You are aw are

nnd St. Clair have been removed from the land j tji;lt tl,c whole of tho, Creek nation was some office at ludianapoli-, and Messrs. Abner Mc- j lime since laid oft into counties, and the

tarty and William B. Slaughter, appointed to i .Judges ot our Circuit Courts oruered to hold

courts m them accoruinglv. ine case ai-

TSie trunk of J.tf. R. Hawkins was opened by means of a false kty at Springfield or Jacksonville, Illinois, on the night of the 2?th Sept. last, and stolen therefi om, viz. One post note for 10J0, and ten others for $lLtl) each, all of the Bank of Michigan, and payable to the order of James 11. Hawk

ins. Sir. Hawkins suspects the robber' was committed by a man named V. Kdson, who was traveliiug in company with him. Edson sometimes passes by the name of Earl, and sometimes by the name of Warner. lie is about 27 years of age, thin face, usually wears whiskers, and dresses in black. lie is about live feet seven or eight inches high,

his hair very lightcolor, light eyebrows and fair complexion, lie parted from Mr. W. at Jacksonville before the ino-

nev was missed, and he has been traced some distance towards Wheel'msr and

Pittsburgh, and it is supposed he is or

oon will he in this cily, lor the purpose

of getting the notes exchanged. Mr. Hawkins ofT-TS a reward of '200 for (he recovery of the money and apprehension of the thief.

Jaiiot boHidii).; prisoners and guarding jail, 415 Its i Cheese, V. Reserve,

Clover seed. Cloves, Coal at the Hiver Coffee, Havanna, i ii o, St. Jago, Cigars, Spanish, .Malay, American, Cordage rar"d, Conneras.

S3 tlSi r-nttnri. Al. Telin

Vnrus, ass'd,

Feathers, Flour sujierfine, Fish, Herring, Mackerel, No. 1 , " No. 3, Cod, dty,

I Salmon, j Shad, mt'Sr, J Flax Seed, ! Cinseng,

Gingpr, race, ground, Glass, 1-J by IS. 15 by 1G, 1 1 by 1 . , 10 by 1

(iluc, xVineriuuu,

Grain, Wheat, live, Outs, Corn, llarlcy, Gunpowder,

1i; pout's

23 CO

4U6 3i3 :-,.a "2 IKt 40 no 53 ro

27 00 3,631 O'OJ

Calacre in favor of county, A UI 1 1 the above, the balanrfl whieh woti'.d be in the Trt&f.try proTuicci last year's revenue was paid in,

3o5 d'2

2,136 "3i

From which is to be deducted co!!ec-) '2,4-M 41 lector's deficit in U-3i, '"or t!ie recovery .- 1,0 17 47

of which suit has baeu instiluied, j

5 to

GrOTlGE ARNOLD, riesident.

Att"st .Iamps Dili,, Clerk.

JiOV. I,

1833.

M 3t.

f.ll lliiir j lacc?.

The Octobar number of tho "Lady's liook,' ) a reached us. It comes (as usual,) fraught ith interesting matter.

Ti e "CcynZy Commissioner's Court," closed J

iUtesion in tin's place, ve?terday afternoon.

luded to above is this: At the present term of said Court, held for Russel County, an indictment was found against certain soldiers of Fort Mitchell for the murder of Col. Hardeman Owens, who was shot sometime

ago by the command of the Deputy MarshrJ, M. 15. Anstill, the Solicitor of the Circuit is-

i . .. ... i . i a i

sued suopu'iias tor mc mc ot men ana jet

VOIIKE, MACALESTEei & CO. COM .MISSION MERCHANTS, NEW -ORLEANS. TUOYIi'T attention given to sales of mr rr - v j.4- chandifp, and the forwarding of good-;. Advances made on consignments of produce to

said house, by C. 11 AC A LESTE Ii &. CO., of Cincinnati. Nov. 8- 31 3m The Editors of the Portsmouth Courier, Lancaster Gazette, Circleviile Herald, Zanesville Kepublican, Newark. Gaiette, Marietta Ga zette, layton Journal; Pioneer, Springfield,

ColiU:-lrator, Urbana, Advertiser, Eaton, Hamilton Iutelligencer,ltidianapoli3 Journal, ?.Iadion Republican and La wrencebnrgh Slates-

1 -1 "

Wade's,

man, will each insert the above for three

months, and charge tho Cincinnati Gazette,

lb lb lb lb lb buili lb bbl lb lb bush ton lb lb lb lb lb

lb buth lb Lush lb ib lb IU box in lb lb . lb lb Ib bbl box bbl bbl bbl box tes bbl Luh lb lb lb box bo.X box l)OX box II) buh bu-Oi !o:h llllsb btuh keg keg gal tun c wt 11) lb

l-2i a Hi a

y 7 75 16 75 5 6 50 00 as 12 0i 2J 15 64

15 15

a 7 a 10 none

a a a a u a a a a a a u

17

10 00 40 13 10 23

'jo z;i

4 none in M. ;U a 6Q C a 8 154 a 10

3 .V

15 15 10 G:i 75 0 24 15 27 30

50

K4 U 50 7 50 (i 00 2 HO 80 1:2 U0 SO 17 124 0 00

a 16 a Hi a '20 ii 75

a 1 00 a 10 a 3 a 13 a 2'i a 31 a 3 C2 a a 10 CO a a 00 a

00 CO 25 iii 2Q 50 37 -23 20 40

Hotiev, Hay," Hemp, Hides dried salted.

Hops first sori, lb Indigo, Spanish Flout ter.son lb in keg-, Bengal, 11) Iron, J uniata bar, ton hoops, lb rods lb Lard, lb Lead, bar, Ib pig, lb white, in oil, keg red, lb

Leather, sole. Cincinnati, lb

a a a a a a n a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a

00 13 15

AYaar has now elapsed since the subscriber introduced the new method of publishing books in a periodical form, so as to be transportable by mail. Sai guino as was his belief ef the advantages, to aii classes, of thi experiment, its success has more taan equalled bis expectations, and he will enter upon a lecond year with renewed energy and assiduity. Experience has suggested improvements which have already been adopted ; and otiiers, as they ofier, will be introduced in the course of tte ensning volumes, tending to give additional interest und permanent value to the enterprise. What has been done, however, is sufficient evidence of what may be again executed, and

the sub-enber believes that a mere recapitulation of facts will be sufficient to produce conviction of the advantages of bis mode of publication. n the minds of those who have not yet taken the subject into consideration. The following work have actually been published in the course of the Srsl year for the email sum of five dollars ! ! Walstein, or th- Srvcilesiri Pragur, a novo! by Madame l'ich'rr.

Memoiii of Count Lavallttte, written by himself. Six months i:i Amerioa, by Godlroy T. Vigne. kionerl.eim . or the .Masque, a novel, by tha English Opium Eater . The Iliil and tho Valley, a tale by Harriet. Muriitieau. Travels in Peru, by Edmund Temple.

Lafayette and Louis Phiilippe, by B. Sarrans. The Gentle Recruit, a tale, by the author of the Subaltern. Saratoga, bythesarm. A family tour iu South Holland., by Cel. Batty. Lives and Exploits of Uauditti and Robbeiiby C. Mucfarlane. The Italian Exile in England, by Count Tecchio. Memoirs of the Duchess of St Lea-Hortense. Journal of a Nobleman at the Cougress of Vienna. Letters from the Earl of Chatham to his Nephew.

Editorial Native?, Poetry, Anecdotes, tc.ic.

21

00 CO (iii 8 00 5 50 l-H J '23 1 15 1 02 I 'Jo

100 00

43 7 50

iiool) a 12 4 a l-'i a 3 1 a 1 50 a 1 75 a 1 37

MARRIED, on the 7th inst. by Hiram

Wiley Esq. Mr. James Walden, to Mrs.

Mary Kneeland, all of this township.

PROVISION xllAKffiET.

day. joVm o, looo.

The Chario.-lon Courier, states that ths 1 : ; Alcl,ltv,s. who is in Command fit tho

It mi of South Carolina, at that place, has re. ; J-V.rt, to up.pear at the Court to answ er to tho

fu.-cd to receive the Public Deposits. j chanjc. Tlia Major refused U pay auv re

gard to the inundutc ot the Court, and swore, that he M ould not suffer any of the men to

The Court i.-sucd an attach-

y.ur; ose attending the wolf hunt to be held in ,ncat for iho Major and men: the Sheritl"

the neighbourhood of Mr. John Eubank's, on j was ordered by tho Major not to touch him;

Tanner' Creek, will plea-e to t-e

WOLF HFNT. j

Yv'e are requested to saj, that tliosc ""1 j j)c urrostod.

at the v.i-' he returned to the Court next ua and made

TiuUS .daces of ren.Svous, as early as nine j oath that ho could not take him, the Major, o'clock A. M., on Monday next. j lb? fear c;f death. Upon this, the -Court sent ' 1 an express to our (jovernor lor niilitarY'iow-

Applcs rcen, Lush dried Secf, choice pieces, lb. " round for umoking "

Leans,

Cheese, Corn, " mal.

rpEIE partnership heretofore rxi.-Jtins: be-Jj-tween Soadrach Wilber and Johnson Watt, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having accounts with said firm, will settle the same with Shadrach Wilber. SHADRACH WILDER . JOHNSON WATTS, nart ford, Oct. 10, 1333. N. F. The notes and accounts created with

S. Wilber, & Co. together, with S. Wilbur's old accounts, will be left at the old stand in

Hartford, now occupied by A. & R. Wilber, j Nails, Juuiala, assorted until the -20th day of November next, when j Iioston, aborted. 1 will attend to the settlement of the same! wrought, assorted, l'.r ji t'.'iv il.irc. niul after that fhpv will tf ll't

upper do sido calfskin, I'hila. doz skirling, lb harness, lb Linen, brown tow, yd flax, yd Logwood, ton Molasses, sugar house, gal plantation, gal Madder, best Dutch, lb Mustard, common, lb English, doz

lb

7 a d a 6 a 5i a 3 00 a 1-2A a 2 a 1 50 a 27 00 a 23 a '23 a

12 GO 40 50 40 O.)

Wasou.-tn, or the prophecy, a tale of Detroit and Michillimackinao, by the author of Ecarts . ?drs. Lushiugton'8 Journey from India to England. Rambles of a naturalist, by Dr. Godraan. Life of Dr. John l.ryden, by Sir Walter Scott. Waltharn, u novel. Memoirs of Dr. Rurney, by Madme D'Arblny, The black velvet bag, and Midemoiceilu Threse, by Miss Milford. Elliott's letters from the North of Europe. Memoir cf Silvio Poiiico . Madame Dard's Narative of the shipwreck c the Medusa. Life and adventures of the Chevalier Charl-it Stuart, and History of the Rebellion in Scotlaud in 1715, 1'4" 4b. Py itobt. Chambers. Great I'.iitain in 1S33, by llaroi) DTIaUaSeJ, Ex Minister of Ling Charies X. The Story of Captain X, by the author of Traits of travel. A Subaltern's Furlough, descriptive of Amuri. ca, by Lieut. Coke. Editorial Notices, Poetry, etc. &c. Of ihe 8 10 pages which compose the contents of the two volume of tho year, exactly 530 have been reprinted after u by bookteiicrs

I leaving 1250 which are exclusively in the " Li-

a li brary." 1 liougu tliut portion was itirmsned t a 221 ! b-e bookseller much below the usual rale, (lj j and printed on small sized type, still the pries

in book form was Cl'2.00 equal to SEVEN-

10 8

2 50 33 00 27

a n

1 23

MoxtY JIarket, tc.'

bus'.t ti-.

bllh 6uz.

30

IS 5

v 1

express to our uovernor lor military now- Iucks,

1,1 i or suliiccnt to arrest the Major, find to bring ! Llggs,

th of October there will be deposi ted i him and men before the Court. The Covern-! Flour,

Ihrcc banks of New York one million or will undoubtedly do it, as he, as well as

TiiE Deposit i

the nion

in the three

s x hundred thousand dollars. The estimate tor November, in tor.d--, is one million three bundrcd thousand dollars in cadi duties making in all, nearly fot:r millions of dollars belerming to the people. It appears therefore, that in two months only d posites will have l 1 a a I

tjeeii made to an amount nearly oonai to me rapitaU of these three banks, llhal sc:vrili ilo these bonis furnish tie orrrnmcni? and. how rlo other sections of the United States participate m the benefits of the immense collections n:A deposile-? in this district? Formerly they svero collected here, and distributed fairly throughout the Union. Now we diould be

glad to know what these local baims are Uoirg wi'.li the money belonging to ti c country. Are they making preparations to loan portions of it in Ohio, Kentucky, the Western rarti of rentiy!va;ii.i, New Vork, nnd Virginia? We luu't make inquiry with regard to the state of -d)ancs. If the price of drafts from the Western and Southern countiies on New York have risen then we shall be satisfied that thcie ii no distribution. .V. Y. llvmin" Star.

the whole country here, arc in a state of cx-! Hoj:

ciiement actunst the ucnaral tiovernment, ; Hams

and arc determined to support the civil au-i!r;-itie'S even to the last ditch Union or no

a CWt. bbl ib.

2" 50 r i 15 7 IS

;i7i 100 81 a 1 " f. a H

I 50 a 2 00 1

c ;o a I ( 0 10 a le-'i

in the hands of Esq. C.erard, for collection

SHADRACH WILBER 3 3t.

! Oil, sperm, ! Linseed, j Olive, i Tanuers', i Pepper,

rtUF. SCHOOL SFCTIOX. No. 1 fi. Town- lV.-k. mc.

snip, ..o. Kjunre i. v esr : win dc oi-i liuue,

4 i frred for sale, at the Court House, in Law-;

Cargo,

i

resiceb'irgh, on Friday, the 2-2im1 of Xorcmbtr , olatot-e, next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. ! Ii;ys,

lb 0i a lb 14 a lb 1 75 a pal 1 25 a pal 1 SO a doz C 60 a bbl 1G00 a 22 lb 124 a bbl 12 00 a bbl 10 50 a bbl ti 50 a on ah 25 a

15!

and 4 o'clock P. M. where due attendance will ! itiisiiis

,L

. are hi'Vaied t tlic pou cnes.-of a fc1 I" .1 .. CO :',.. r i,;.-!i

lna o li'tCU'i, i-.i i iiuxi ni, ....I- , "v.

i; an f .xtrnet 1 im! Mrs. vvirtsliu-

i.tl dielio.-iary. o U our lair correspondent, will c.'.ntir.uo !icr labors, and as- ; her, Ilia' wj flnll duly appreciate the !,s-ista:tct; s!ic nay o!;brd in the discharge i f our ardu''':? d sties. Sul'-'if-d Ar 'r Sta'.e.-man. rr,oL puvrioxAKV on i:mli:MATICAl. UEI I.MlIONv.

'J'he f blowing passage from tho Valedictory Address of Washington, is replete with that wisdom which distinguished its immortal author: "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. Jn vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism, who should labor to subvert these great pi'.'ars of human happiness the linn props

.l the duties ol men and citizens. Ihe mere politician, equally with the pious man, ought to respect and cherish them. A volume could not trace all their connections with private and public felicity. Let it simply he Hiked, where- is the security for prop

erty, for reputation, for life, if the sense of

religious obligation desert too oaths, which arc the iiislrtmionts of investigation in courts cf justice? And Id us with caution indulge the supposition, that morality can be maintained without religion. Whatever may be .owedod to the mlluonco of relincd education on minds of peculiar ftructure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that nntioivil mor-.:!sy can prevail iu exclusion

aish

of religious principles.

MA I JC

" In Hastem In i. is t'.ey l.H

Aal the v tr'.i in a gail-ir. thoir Jvcs audcr?,;

There i no State. Prison in North

Carolina so fay the People's Press,

printed at Wilmington.

The. Directors of the Baltimore nnd Ohio Rail Rond Company have decided to adopt th'' vpprr route for the Rail R-jnd from Baltiraote (o Washington.

I lav, ton Lard, lb. jlutton, '

Onions, Oats, (demand)

Pork, (small tpiantities) lb

Potatoes, sweet., " Irish,

Peaches, dried, Quinces,

V eal, (choice pieces, Wheat,

IniFh

u n bush lb. bus!l

8 a 7 3 a no ir a ; 7." L W

m

be giveu, by JAMES WALKER, School Commission e r. September 25th, 1S33. 2S-tds.

Ivice,

lb 3 a b ox 3 40 a lb i4 a

j SiiL'ar, N . O., prime. lb 10 a j Loaf, double refined lb 15 a I Luiii)-, lb 13 a

i Havanna white, i Salt Zanesville, I Turk's Island

;ena wha,

STICB

:i BJ..1XKS, fo

THE Academy at Rising Sun, which hasj been successfully conducted tlie n:i?t vear hv i

Mr. Pratt, will be re-opened on the first Mon-1 S:il,i1L'trt'.'. cru,Jl-' day iu October next, under :l.e superiiitendance ! ., reCued, of Mr B. F Clarke, a graduate of Miami Lni- j Sa!ls' c'f' versitv, who is highly recommended by the fac- Liauber ulty of the distinguished institution where he ; ' oaP yellow, received his education. Mr. Clarke has been 1 . common, engaged as a select tutor and consequently has ! ""J'10' experience in teaching. He will brine with him ! S,lt,,r3' No: 1 1 ta 13 a competent English Instructor, and procure t;,,S:"',c Ki'ily, an additional one should the number of pupils! -'k,11('i'lc:iU l!o req.iir.-s it. j J'1'' .. d" Tho Academy is located in a retired, pleas-! :loll:Uid ,ir,( nrt 1 1 1, f 1 ... 1?; ;.,., r, ! 1 OUlUry "

and is furnished with Holbrooke apparatus bv !; ? e'v rlu.ail!', Ilum

means of which inanv nriuci. les iu Jlalbcmat-

JjL'r KENTUCKY, j C5 !in'' "atuial I'liilusopl-.y may be happily il

FOR EAI.E AT TI1K Wt.STi:RN STA T EHM A N OlTlet.

A FIRST rate OX CART for sale, bv Bl. TOLSLV i. IL X.

AuiTUst 23--21--3L

CIOUNTRY PRODUCE of every deerin''tion taken in oaMi'ent Lr cithrini;,n,i

at this other.

Lawrencebiirgh, August If

1833.

I

wish to employ a jonng man who can come well reccoinmeudetl, to travel through the

counties composing this Congressional district, for the purpose of soliciting subscribers to tho Statesman. Good waj;es will he nivon. Letter post paid will be attended to. JOHN R. SMITH.

October 18, 1333.

lus.r it

oung rentlcnien will be prepared for any class ia colbge, for teaching, and for mercantile pursuits; and young ladies will receive instruction in the branches usually taught in Feaialn Seminaries. Board can be obtained in respectable families on reasonable terms. September 20th, 1833 23 3t tf

Ifine,

TAKEN IT,

TRANIELJ C.SWf;r,L& DANIELS Ma

vIM'.IOR, have by leuiu-.l ronioi,t, iscilvcd tim partiinrshi) hriitoforH rxistin; hntw-i'ii th"m. All liiin-ss, liowevi-i, wliirh has hcoa rntrnsri-d lo I'lr-m, will receive t'irir la.itcil atti-i'tion ant'l ( s'.'.y -p itleii '. LawrcmHii-:!, -.t 1 I

BY Abraham Eversole, of Sparta township, Dearborn county, Indiana, on the lGlh day of October, 1833, an eslray bay horse colt, supposed lo be three years old last

spring; described as follows, black mane and tail, dark legs, right hind foot white, a small star in his forehead, a small white spot on his nose, a fistula on his shoulders, about fourteen and a half hands high. No other innrks or

j brands perceivable, appraised at fifteen dollars

HENRY ALEMONC. LEWIS CII1LSON. A true copy from m- rslrav bonk. JOSEPH EVY AN, j. r. EawreiUi.-bu.rsh, Nov. 1, 1533. 'J3.

i Tobacco, leaf,

Virginia man. Kentucky do Cincinnati do Twine, Vinegar,

iU.nieirn, Tenon fie. S. Madeira, Port,

Malaga, sweet

dry, Champaigne , Claret,

Wool, clean washed Vbikcy from wagon, Steel, cast, No. 1, No. -2, Crowley , American blistercd English do Tallow, Tar, Ounpowdrr, TEA, Imperial, ) Young Hyson, Tin plate,

JO-'CJ'NTS ,u ,-.a !. G SpFlai Stt ! by

lb 1:2 a I3 bush 50 n 56 j bu-h "." n 60) bush 45 a 48 j lb 10 a liiij lb 1 1 a Ci a 8 lb 3 a 4 lb 5 a (3 lb 4 a 5 bag 175 a 1 87 doz 5 37 a 3 50 gal 1 50 a 2 00 i 50 a 02 g-il none in M. gai 1 50 a 1 75 j gal 30 a 37 gal 50 a 02 cwt 3 00 a 5 00 lb 37 a 50 lb fi a 6 lb 7J a 8 lb 25 a 31 bbl 4 00 a gal -1 00 a t00 gal I 50 a 2 00 gal 1 00 a 1 58 gnl 1 37 a 2 00 gal 1)5 n 75 ;al 70 a doz 14 00 a 16 00 doz 4 00 a 0 00 lb 25 tral 25 n lb 224 a lb 20 a lb IS a lb 7i a 8 lb 17 a IS lb 7 a lb 2 50 a 3 00 lb 00 a I 00 lb I a lb 70 a 75 box 13 00 n ! paid for g.jnd clean j

I ot various kinds .

i 1 ism

43 TEEN DOLL AILS tor the year. ;.-, I When the advantages of circulation by 3d mail are considered, and also that in clubs of 1 50 five individual?, each gets tiie work 1's.r $4.0t fi j which difference pays the postage, it must ba

admitted on nil hands, that it is the greatest

reduction on the selling prices ot any tirade

I ever attempted, much less executed. But the

subscriber does not found his claims to public patronage alone on the cheapness of his periodical. The works published have been of a highly literary and attractive character, as is

15 j proven by second tiooli coitions Having loliow-

ed those of the " Library, " with rapidity, and every cue of which, even at tho advanced price charged iu that form, has had a most rapid sale. Tho time and attention of aliterarr centle-

3 53 I mau are almost entirely devoted to making se - j lections for the work, und iu seeking, from the IDA j mass of books in the public institutions of 17 ; Philadelphia, as well as from the new book ! imported from Great Britain, the most inler-

13 ! flsting and valuable laatter : and ha has had 5g j the pleasure of bringing before the American

public several works which otherwise would

48' probably not have been reprinted here.

As it is intended to punt only a small number over the copies actually subscribed for, those wishing tho work nrn respectfully requested to send their orders tis early as possible. ADAM WALDIE, Xo. G, Xort'i rAghth street, Philadelpkix. In addition to ihe plan originally proposed, the t pi"cs of trio cm-er havi been ail. led, in whose ampin

4 q.) J columns tho Editoi weekly crowds literary ii.tellipuuce

AGENTS. "he 11 low ing rremiomen v.'ill please net eg a'r-'ir.s fiir the S.ntT.nia;i. Pctcrsburgi, Ky. Uenj. L'mily, Esq. Klizi'J.cihiown, O Messrs. C.&l. D.Mill". York-Ridge. W. S. Ward, Esq. Zlanehcsler. Henry Hopkins, Esq. Spuria. Amain Eversnlp, I'sq. Cunibridgc. Jacob L.avii l . Str.li;al. James Samuel, Esf). Dud; Creek. fbm. f. Monul. PhilHHthropif. R. G. tiriuni, Esq. Crnlrcrilk. Editor of the Times. Kr.lso. Welcome Lewis, Esq. Xrw Trenton, hi. Geo. Sutton, a. Harrison, fa. Post Master Salmon Dr. G. R. Chitwood. tilcrrs. Post Master (rrcensburgh. Post Mar-ter. Laugher:. A. Boardman, Esq . Kvgrne, Ia. Milo Hosfoid, Esq. .Vadison. Gen. M. Stapp. ll'ihningtnn. Davis Wet -vit, Esq. Harlfoid. Johnson Waits, Esq. v'iurora. Daniel Rjitholome.v Esq. liising-Sun. John E. Craft.

J. II. LANE A. Ca.

XOTICI2. IjOIIE subscriber inkrs this method lo inform lim public generally lliai he has erectrd ft shop in Riiiij; Sun where lie imrmis to carry on in n!i iiP rsrioiis branches. Engine waking, FORGING fc F1LIN(. Plouli-slieais, xt: ic. s id also he ui?iHe and warliiteil fqiial lo any manufactured in the Western co.mtrv. Fiwn his loi n expeneree in the hnsiiuss tin

t l:-cs Ji'siirrd tl.at !; r iii ,l?s:ive and icttire n itinn

of public -j 'tii'iie C. HAGAN .