Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 1, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 February 1832 — Page 3

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vincennes. February n,i:. This number commences thet2.d volume of the Western Sun, and the Editor avails himself cf that, fact, to tender his acknowledgments to such of his numerous patrons as have aided him by complying strictly and literally with his terms, and to assure all his friends who know themselves in arrears to

l;im, that he would feci grateful to them if!"1 ' l' ' " they would make it con venient to call upon jh'rmed that large purchases have been Lim and obtain Ins receipts. made this week, deliverable en plantation,

It is with peculiar satisfaction that on the list of subscribers to the Sun, the Editor car. count a number who received ids hrst paper, and who have constantly paid him in advance. To such he feels particularly erateful; they have affirmatively supported iiim, while others have negatively done so. To the first, he wishes a continuance in well dolu, and to the second, an amendment. At the rmmr.l flection on Monday last for Borough oilier?, Richard P. Price was fleeted President of" the Board of Trusees Win. Lindsay, Borough Constable, and the following named gentlemen members of the Board of Trustees, and xVssistants : t k r st r. ls mi 1 i l r. v a It l) . aml. Tomlinson, M. Oveatt, Geo. Davis. VPPER WAR1. Suml. Judah, David Mc Henry, Hyacinth : Lasselle. LOWER WARD. John B. Dunning, James Thcriac, Martin Robinson. ASSISTANT TRUSTEES MIDDLE WARD. Win. J. Heberd, II. P. Brokaw, N. Smith. ITPEIt WARD. John C. Clark, John Mamey, Saml. Wise, LOWER WARD. Alexander Pieard, Eitiennc Dubois, Lewis Duprce. TWENTY-SF.COM) OF IVLHRUARY. The committee appointed to make arrangements ibr the Centennial Anniversary of the birth of George Washington, have adopted the following as the order of the day : First. The day will be ushered in by the ringing of bells and the discharge of artillery. Second. Order of procession: Citizens. Chnptain and Orator, supported by the Chairman and Standing Committee Senator and Representatives. Ciieuit .Indue and his Associates. Reverend Clergy. 3 Revolutionary Soldiers. Map Gen. and Stall, and Officers of the Brigade, (requested to appear in uniform.) The oii.eus and persons above specified are requested to assemble at the hotel cf J. C. Clark, on the morning of the 2'Jd at II o'clock, h?re the procession w ill be farmed, a ad proeeed to the l'rosiby toi irvn church. A prayer will be offered up to the Throne cf Urace, by the Reverend E. R. Ames, and the valedictory address of "die Father of his country1' read by the same, then an oration delivered by James A. McElhcnncv, Esq. Singing by the company. Bv order of the Committee. . HAM MET. Marshall of the fay. JS R,. All the east part of the church will be preservedexelusively for the ladies, I fropt the lour iront seats, which are tor the standing committee and invited guests. Memo. Those uentleme;i who have n-.u sucsermeu io met iu t , au.i ci i . l i i. . i: 1 . . sirous of doinii so, will fnnl a subscrip tion at the tavern of J. C. Clark. Steamboat 2 Aumv.v i.s. .camboftt Kxehinae, Perry, masteT, from above, arrivt d here on the 3'h insf. Steamboat Utility, on the Gih inst. from Louisville, Ky. Steamboat Tijpecanoe, on the 10th, fiom Cincinnati, Ohio. iM".rAuri"Ki:s.

r.chr.nsro,for Louisville, Kv. on the 5th. contingent tltctors, who are to have precel:ti!it , for Lafavette. on the Gth. 1 dencc in the order of their names," viz:

i 'ippe anoe, on the 10th; for Latayette. The abah river continues hinh, and boats are b.esiitming; to des-eud, freighted with the rich products of the country, fr the south. inoM rur. iih imWV apvfi IMSLIt, or Jam-aky lJ. CJ-.NV.UAE REMARKS The tireme t nioare;o uuo ov im com wciir'i , i i'i i i i mIVvo. is naniuiv nuimievi, aivi we nave , .. -vond steamboat arrivals r,m ihc yr iMtissippuOm,,. andtmuheiland rivers. Tue weather he rc h is been pleas mt during Ihc Inst week-such, in fact, as we have a to pcct We are partial to the una i,iv on . ium a ei eur.i-uuice iui uei - Lj :: irall. h'd in this climate. CUTTON h is continued in very ;ood iV mam!, and piiee have advanced. We 1 w ' 1 I ... I . ! i si'.iv. t;i eontornuty with actual 11: ta l"Jie!iS for first oualitv, and

S l - - 7 f ... rEiiijj. suDscrioer nas mc rucasuieoi : . , , , - we licpccate their clir.i ite, ot u hicu we ; fiCC Df the Knox Circuit court, I willcf-i U informing the public generally tint P'-ir:irH(M? m irh 1,1 tor the better, ami :ibuu project, will ublii! tho ajveiti-er h uvMohive no further specimen. ' The ; fer al public sale before the court house! hfv.n continues the Commission ami ' 1,10 C('r,lc,,ts aie much enriched. Hebe by interim:: this couununication in their Mi-i-ippi riverhis rica about a f.ot a )0r in Vincennes, on MjndaV the f.t':h cTOIl ... F nUMVFSS at ,U 0,1 S'm.l how s tint the yoluo.e no. proposed wdl n-pec.ve papery to ea h .f u ,oin a copy s, i-e our hit. and appears to be still swel- ifav of March ensuing, between the hours vn,.rr ,rFvr C0NSER Qf lvtrEK JSU ' , , "!J ' . . ot ,h ' tabular siatement ' will Iw trans- , - . .. . . , 0hTii i E s couf'tn ut n.utK a a v c xccutioit, tne (lU.tutitv an I (iu iutv (-I the .. i ii i hn,. 1 oMnvZ tee has been scon m bire Gt ten c lour o'clock ot said day, agree ,IAlKE.r ,7FFErs engraving,, a cl !he valu,0 thv contents bv '"'l ?,T " i-1'. .ri.io.Mte s a low ilown as Point Coupee ablv to the third section of the law sub-i WILLIAM MIEURE. ' ar.v other oet i dual; and he sahlv as-tts i Jan" ' 'l

v . .-Mi- whovi-lt US I rom (.!' ll CiZ?: ItULf mtiu. to mp Hirfflni frnm ht rF , , . r imn's m t hi- work. Tt; I m . -rv,! i il -m.

i.oaru ui a s iu ai a iracnori in -re. tony acres oi lanit, si'.uaie, ivmg auu oe hki unr - ,,:,, -s."-" n m- vTh - ;-t rivals by ikm iuui; keep pace with ing in the county of Knox, and known and tat 'Onbbert l.i tlev , deoe ised. of Kmo

fa o-'oan.!, n tv. rai-taiuisui too lare i np-ut of th" wwU. The sales are yet . . . i i . . . I. . i . . aim'! tuuniv coiiunea to uie ic?i quality. SUv'iAU Ti-.tis-tions in this staple

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11. 3 :r.e crors 021 t!m (tations near the city, and of verv superior 'quality, li no been sold within h.-. last 4 few days at (i renN, hut we doubt whether further extensive sales could now be mad at the same price. In the city, a sale has been effected at 0 cents for a choice lot. The sujxar market is dull. MOLASSES. In town pale are limited in the country it is in good request at jat the above prices. TORE. That market offers no onnortunity for remarks, we continue our rates at from 7 to 11 .50 for inspected. Of old and inferior, there is a laroe quantity on hand, arid sales arc effected with diliiculty. We hear of no purchases for shipment to foreign ports. LARD has arrived in great quantities, but the demand is brisk the exports of the week are unusually great former quotations of 7 cents are continued, and prices fully sustained. BACON. Sales are effected as usual, at present quotations G to 8 cents. There is no scarcity apprehended Hams arc ery plenty, and less in demand than sides and shoulders. 4 1 CORN. The quotations of last week are unchanged in the, ear, 7f cents bbl. and 38 cents per bushel, shelled, in sacks, it goes off at retail only, and appears still to be looking downward. There is no demand for exportation at the moment, and the market is well supplied. FLOUR. The momentary demand caused by the rise in Havana, and the ice above, has ceased. The last sale we know of was one of about 1500 barrels, at a price which cannot now be obtained. At present it is held at $0, and could probably be nun based at a lower price. Our market is almost wholly governed by the West India Islands prices mere are very liuctuatinjr, ana consequcntly no permanency can be expected in our own. WHISKEY. The demand is very limited by no means equal to the supply. We reduce the price this week to XM cents per gallon, and even at that reduction sales to a large extent could not be forced. The article is very dull. SALT, has declined in value of late Liverpool in sacks is very plenty at reduced prices, and Turks Island in bulk, a complete drug. There are several cargoes in port of both descriptions, for w hie h purchasers cannot be found, we quote Liverpool, blown at $1 2f cts per sack Turks Island at 115 cts per measured bush. COFFEE We notice the improvement of a fraction in this article. A large quan tity has arrived this week and the demand is brisk, we quote it at 14 to 10 cents. BEES WAX, from IS to 10 cents. vlarnr'D By James Thorn. Es.j on Sunday evening, the 4J2nd of January, in-. xAir JoiixKmjx. to iMr?. Piimu: Thomas. On Wednesday evenini the 25th day ol

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i - " n?IA7X HlfrMAv poth of Knox On rriiursday last, bv Jo1 Esq. Mr. Aubi Jacksox, to Miss Eliza Giftoko, both of this rountr. SartSouIilcctore GEORGE BOON, of SvJlivan county, JAMES BLAKE, of Marion county, All niUIl PATTERSON, Paike dc NATHAN . PALMER, Jeffrison. do. MARK CRUME, cf Favette county. The above named gentleman are the elec1 tors, certain, and the following ncrsons "as THOMAS GIVENS, cf Posey county, A. S. BURNETT. of Flovd count v W. ARMS PRONG, of Dearborn, do JOHN KETCH AM. of Monroe county i have this dav taken c.uf letters of admiaisf 1 tratsonon the estate of Martin Rei'fv (late of Lawrence county, IU) dee'd. all persons! indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having j claims against the same are requested to ! h'r-iiiv ao.thritii-ntpfl for fMU'iiitnt t'.fi i" .ai " u j,v i -. . ,. i estate is believed to be insolvent, JOSEPH R EI LEY, JJn. ycnvx Tix, 1S3J. i-3t ! j j SHERIFF'S SALS. virtue of a writ of venditioni ex1 jecting real ana personal estate to cxecution, all the right, title, and interest of Minard Sturgus. Z.bulon Sturi;u, and John StU'gus, heirs at law of 11 bert A. Sturgus, deceased, of, in, and to. one un divided thirt! nart cl three hundred and iiestrnated as sui vev numuer sixiecn, Township number two, not th, in Range i . . . i . - ... ... , numuer ten, wei, taK.cn uic propen iot said Miturd Stuigus, bulon Stur John Stuteus.at the suit ol Ab - . ... ... . " , ,x . . " - ner G Darnel. .. t i ua rtrrnc cir - . i.. un 1 1 1, i. -a i. ; February 7, 133:. l-31-fli

iJ pursuance of a decree of th; Su-j L preme court, made at the November

term in 1831, the following parcels of; ground in the Borough ot Vincennes, I heretofore owned bv Thomas Coulter.1 how deceased, to wir The HOUSE I and parcel of ground at the cotner ot Vigo and Second streets, supposed to contain in front on Second street, twelve and a half toises,and in depth on Vigo street, twenty five toises, and being the Soutli Eastern half of Lot No. 0 as designateu on aaia plat, bounded in noni by Second street, on one side by Vigo street, : on the other by the South West-tin half j of said Lot, and in the rear by Lot No. 109. will be exposed to public sale to the j mgnesi maoer, on Aionaay tne 5in day ! larch next, at 12 o clock, M being the first day of the nest March term of the Knox Circuit court. Terms, Cash The deeds will be made under a further order of the Supreme court. B. V BECKES, Comr. February 7, 1832. I It "fjW pursuance of a decree of the Su if nremR murt. maHfinl the MnvPmhrr

Western half of the Lot designated in, jf,M . , t. ... i fTi c v . m Apwn-sf nhtt'h arc the newest pattern the plat of Johnson St Enrison, at I , i ,.a, , , t, 1 kt m it .k , latest style Calicoes, Gixwuams. No. SI. and also, the parcel of giound iiflT.,. . ' ' oppobitc to the above, besnp- the North Tr '

mv i ' ..'iw.....-w. r term 1831, the following tracts of land, j y formerly ovrned by Charles Allen, eff

OO acres, known as No 46, or 206, and 200 acres, part of No 45, or 205, in the Donation, in Knox county, will be exposed to public sale, to the highest bidder, on Monday the 5th day of March next, being the fnstdjy of the next en M. Icrms, Ca 'the dteos vid be! made under the further order of the said . court. B V, BECKES, ComV. February 7. 1832 l-4t lT7A' direction of V. Ivlaxcy. Esq, :olicitor of the Treasuiv, the subscri-; ber will expose o public sle at the couit : house door in Knox countv, on the fi: ;st j day of the next ensuing term of the Knox !

Ciicuitco.irt(lhe first Monday in Marcb, urM1KVm "P''f lo w.7 J. ie . . v , N ', , , . usmir them. A lew boxes wdl be found ccnetiniest a change is made) at 12 o clock,1, r.llh?SMfi-ir5f.nt to rt.movethe most conVu rnM. the following propern: vd DYSPEPSIA, with all its distrcsnm; k n" Iuis I symptoms, head-ache, sickness and sourstreet in Vincennes, beiui32 feet in front, j r.ess of the stomach, loss of appetite, habi bounded on two sides by H Lasselle, and i tnal costivenes, despondency of mind, and on the third by E. Stout, and being pail! '1 host ot" "t'vcus affections, with which of Lot No 45 every person labouring under the disease is rrr i- t- r v--r a i i more or les afflicted. As an AN 1 I-BILI lOO acres of AjWIJ, Additional jQUS MEDICINE, exerv person nin Donation, JSid. 20. j them will soon become satisfied of their su4CO do do do Xo. 225 . perior efficacy. 4GO d- do do 219 j itT- Pre: a red crAy by Dccior JOILX Q acres of Earn! on White river, in I ZOFF, liheeliTig, Va. 1821 conveyed by Walter Wilson, to the j DR EUFF'S TOXIC and JXTIBank ot Vincennes. DYSPEPTIC PILLS will be kept conThe terms cf sale will be, one fourth stantlv for sale at the store of SAMUr.L cash, the balance, in one. two. and thite! WILLIAM J. WISE, Market-street,

ycais, with inteitst from date. SAMl. JUDAII, JtCxj. V H. Ind Dint. February 7, 1832. l-4t t S JJAr9 X IU ti I FSnllE Subscriber has the t)leasure of informing his friends and the public generally, that e has returned to his Favcaitei Land; 2; is now earn ing on the yt . rt "?-f --sJLTaiHHlJ X-U.vUXi.W, j In the shop last occupied bv G. W. Parley

deceased and it I meet with encourage-) suosciiuer at louisviiie. ment, will be able to wot k totlie best ;dvan-1 W'. G. GNETHEN. ta;e for my customers, by doing sood work ; Jan. 16, 1852. 50 and celling low for cash and good furs. ! ,J7-'riie Indiana Journal and Tei reCash will be given for Reaver, Otter, Musk- j Uruite Ucgistrr will inseat the aliove to the rat and Mmk-1 wdl take m payment for amount of SL ar.d send their accounts to my work good ch-an tluM-t wool, pork, this olhee for rolb-ctinn. wheat, rye, corn, beeswax, butter, tallow, countrv linncn and good hides. rKosrn'Tl"? N. 1V-I wdl give TWHNiv f IV!- rents QE A NEW VOLUME.

t r gooa k tv)., ana n,wC A I , in w :i k. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Vincennes. Nov. 17. ls.U. 41 'f. f MARRON HUNTER. Nov. Pith. iSol. K'-if I "til KcL- of "cHEVL(i TORACCO. Ir6 For ,lo hv Q WILLIAM MIEURE. yneennos. Sept. 'Jl, lsilE :i:J tf OMMISSIOX ANH STORAGE Vincennes, Aptil, 18:11. 9-ll i UtICI'. J-5 hereby "iven, tint LetAd.minitration have boon in oin. nm. an i-' u.in iamo niinst said est ite, aie requested to pre .-.!.. I. ... . I . ! - .1 , ! . , 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I C .tt .-i i . i i l 1.1. I. -I , -m uiiu hh "" "' - : im't.T. ami atl per-ons nuiemeu to sai t e - ! tate are requited to m ike pavniont with ! ,ii mm t j out d-dav I orjt at, i -y. II I lit I 1 1 t J 1 1 . i .,n-fw Jau. ,'t. lVo-V M IH

i .i fia'res r.J letter firens, embciLit ifd zt-e.'i at c'rr lv the HARlti.L, new and '. M r. .,.,-.,. , nXL 5j - , , . t ' least otic C'jfifirrfajic, ana several -rood enft iivrjU J no:,e 01 'ollr old graving, and tne or more M eet rf music ?''lNR- stuff, tor sale low i jyte U'V,rt form at the tnd of the near a t,,,B1a at the Vincennes Distillery.! volume if about 600 fa gen. to ivhich an

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sofooo CYSc;GLr"?WILLIAM MIEERE. Vincennrs, Sept. I, Is:H. It SPIUXG AM) SU2l5f2EH GOODS. j j M MIEUEE it J"1 rcvc,ve,J a P' s-ipplj of FOREIGN AM) DOMESTIC Zs TYTCg 9 , He has also received C.ROCERIES, IRON CASTINGS, SALT AND TAR He respectfully solicits a continuance 0f public patronage. Vincennes, May 17 1831 1-i-tl TIN AND SHEET-IRON' IANU?ACTORY. "ff" HAVE a largb assortment of TIN 1. WARE on hand, which I will sell at wholesale or retail low for CASH or PRODUCE, such as may suit. Job woi k done at short notice. N. SMITH. Vincennes, Jan. 21, 1C32. 50-tf GilSH P3XCES AutJic Yuictnucs Steam Mill and Distil lertf. FEOUR! (Sap.) - - Si 00 Do. 2nd rate, - - 2 50 MEAL, 27 h MARRON c HUNTER. Dec. 31, 1831. 47tf ToI( AM) AM'I-DvrEFTIC PlLI.P. g ... r , , . 1 -- " I'.ll t UIMllll llt. U J III XT A." i piieiu e in practice that they possess the tellouing properties: 1 hey will operate gently as a purgative, and as effectually ck arise the stomach and intestines of all o fei.sive and irritating matter .'is any Medicine now known, and will not debilitate them. They d not produce the least sickpetite and fecline will irenerallv be iniprov'd io one hour after tlu pills arc taken. They can be used at all times and by all No ' .T.cs?ary to dat. Vincennes, Indiana. Dec. 31. 18.31. 47-tf VALUABLE PROPERTY jCJ luu "A I Ai. FOE SALE. ft, lll. snnscnuer srll at private s:ile iL in the towu ff Merom, r.n tbe Wabash j, fiver, Ind, a HOUSE and LOT, ' fr'ri in an ehrible part if the town. ! M S t ! i he bouse built expressly for a fiiL-l store, being 3U feet lewr, and '2d i wide. It is not qnue Linbhtd, but the rna- ! teriais are all on the piemises. The whole ' v.iU be sold lot.' tor cash, on appbeatien ti- ! titer to I. Ong Post-Muster, Mcroni, or the ATKINSON'S CASKET, Or (VY.i.v of Literature, Wit and frcuti men! (A Monthly Periodica.) Icch number containing 4S r: '.al cctav0 I gatit engraved liiic LUZ' an a ritTl index I are ndittd. T MIE number cf valamt s of the Caskkt which have alreadv been pul)li-hed, and the f.uthtuliicss and punt toalitv of the pub lislver in fulfilling his contracts with his pat rons in re-pect to tbeir rontent?, are suf ficient, with ther-e at all acquainted with the work, to slio v its true character. Tlic c.onstantantly inci easing patronage j bestowed on the t aski-r, b.ts enabled the puo.isner io ruuue cou-i lei a'ne i:nptoveto be the cheapest publication U the kind ia the country. flu t iciiities f u- oVaiuini; suiMhb ru ticlc" for t!iis woik h'ive of bite, uoirii itu it avC! Soaie of the tt t bleiai r pvilnioati mis ol Emopeaie regularly rcrciveil at tliei tucc f tie- Caskkt, as will as tbe pi o ninent A'ltei ic in pcrnnlic.il. I'n ui hth e!eei niv ai e made wuli mm 'i c o c. I'osu uii' .a s.i t iicicut quan-uv . i ohu,i v m. ma i "rut, ai.o lie ie nt ouanMtv - to cnuY.o men rf t iieut t. prostvute tlu-irla-'mill, with sin i'im. .V , . ht,'1! ii,. i.i i,!i.,u.i tko hti.r imil in I i,-,..,.. .i .. .. r i . t - ' - - JXt . - .-y...... .o.vi n ,..... v - ' lho J,Uk,l,i'!er. &v il i"-' u correvpouucnis, co.Uiitenura;e to me uplM,tl U. rcccivcs. 4 1 . . . j tcpcc.ti tae I .iuImI iihnet ts vv m. . appear i: thu woi:L, the itubbvici- LeU".f j appear ra thu woi;L, the pubhu'i- Lc"t

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t!rt ro r'hcrpcticx'icr.l has v.:ch n profnin of elegant and expensive tngrav inv,. Executed in general by tht first aitists in the city, they ill suffer nothing by comparison These f :rm a considerable item in the e xpenses cf the work, and in one year, exceed the w hu!c cost republishing some perineals tor tht- u'lic length ot time, the sub .-iptiori price of w hich is no low er than the C a s k T I'l.c sn' jects of the engravings wiil continue to be a htietcfore Portraits cf tlitineuishfd characters; plates cf the newest Fvshidxs, both cf Europe and America; Views ok American cEXtRT. particularly striliing and interesting; Natiral History : Em n hoi dk ring ; Foreign and Domestic Architecture ; IIotamcai. Plants, and whatever other subjects may be deemed calculated to instruct, inteitst and. amuse. To inculcate ; sound virtuous precepts, and guard the thoughtless against the snares cf v ice; to lead the youthful mind to the ten tcmplation of those sublime and all important subjects which deeply affect his prosperity; to give a taste for the lirh, pleasing and beneficial enjoyments rf literature and learning, and to hold out inducements for the voung to cultivate their poweisand enrich

their understandings with substantial inf. rmation, arc matters which the publisher trusts be will ever keep in view. He is gratified in looking over his past labours, to find no language or sentiment recorded, calculated to detiact from the beauty of virtue, or to show vice in a less hideous aspect than it really is. Due attention is also paid to Poftkv. Anecdote, Light Reading, Amusing Sketches, and those etceteras which relieve the mind f rom the labour of close study, which refresh the understanding, and give a zet to graver i.nd more important compositions. Each number of the Casket contains at least one piexe cf Music, w hich is selected and arranged expressly for the work. "1 he popular and newest airs are alwavs at command to afford a judicious selection. Notwithstanding the many extra expenditures, and the heavy expense r f th fine e ngravings, given monthly, it is not the intention c f the publisher to inn case the price of the Casket. When paid iu advance.it will be furnished fr twelve months for Si 50; or for three elollars if not paid until the end of the year. Agents at a distance remitting six subscriptions are entitled to a copy and 10 per cent, for collections. Complete sets lor lSS, IS9, and 1830 supplied to order. ilTOrdcrs, free cf fiostagr, will meet prompt attention. Persons at a distance will find the mail a safe conveyance for ordering the work and enclosing remittances. To tU' Editors end PuhVuhvrs of Xeu s" papers. JONATHAN ELLIOTT, (Of the City of Washington,) jpESPECTEULLY requests the Edi3 torn or publishers of Newspapers vviihiu the several Slates and Territories of the Union to furnish him, through the Memhers of Congress of iheir particular" Slates or Districts, at the Seat of the Federal (ioverument with three copies rf their Newspapers marked "one," "two,' and "lliree,'J issued on or about Wednesday, the turn ftsecond of Eehr..;rv, lfs'W, (helm: the Ct ntennial Anniuni.ry of General Washington.) As his motive is entirely disinterested and patriotic iu making this request, it bein-r his desire to produce positive evidence of tho number of Newspapers printed in the United Stales, and their Territories, he desires that particular attention may be paid to this request; and, above? all, by the publishers of country papers, in distant towns, that arc comparatively little Unovvn; and if, at the same time, they would communicate in their papers any ''statistical information" relative to thoir immediate neighbourhood, it nould be highly appreciated, and gratefully acknowledged. It is intended that every newspaper re ceived shall be carefully preserved and arrau-ofl, ly States, in a room at WashuiL'ton, devoted lor this object: one set to be eventually deposited in the Library of Congress; the duplicate set to be trans mitted to O. Kit i:, Enquire, of Indon, (Acnt Ibr the purchase of Books, &c. lor tho Congressional Library A lo o bv bim placed in the British Museum; and .1 . ' wie input-are set to be retained for some public institution. It is intended, nNo, as soon ns this collection is completed, to publish, in a tabular for:r., in the public prints, for the information of the poo.de of the United Slate-, a list of all the Newspapers, embrac m- the '-Namo,' "place and period of pubiioaiion,"' and "terms of subseripti ui."' (ireat puns will be bestowed to make this list (Mnjj an important result to be oaihered from the collection) as perfect as the materials will admit 03" It h h"poJ that the intelligent conUMrhrs ol i NICHOLAS SB2ITH S TILL cv.ntittues to carry on the ciu ana Stirct Iron Inisau ss at tle old stand, where he dl h t -ippv to .iCConuiKKbite his suirer. . jyj.t.t" August 10, 1S31. ! Itas ! I.as ! C.f6V, or OA' A', will be given for any quantity of clt an Lmnen . c Cotton HAt at the WKSNiiCH svn nfore. .VI s c ilAM, AMI OK SALL AT TIIH oi4 III.

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