n human being, like this young man, which but to bring her borne ; that the servant COMMANDER MACKENZIE.—The New when once taken, no earthly power can was menacing in her language and fright• Yolk Herald says that the Court Mantis restore--Launch his trail bark upon the ened her ; that she ran to the house where will exculpate and justify this office, ocean of eternity before the time alloted she had met the deceased, sleeping, how. "and trait-,nit them decision to Washing by his Creator! ever, with the mistress of it; that at 2 1 ton during the present week. The goy- There are men in th is community who o'clock en the tifiermion of the 7th, Sins eminent will then art on the return—but honestly entertain the opinion that lifeigleton Mercer fi rst heard of the business ; what that action will lie, we have no should not even be taken by legal means. went to Ileberton's house ; did not finirchance of knowing. 'flue President and My own opinion shall nut be hinted to him, then, but did find him towards eve-(Cabinet will unquestionably sit upon it, you, But there is a rule upon which all Ding; took him to his father's; angry in- not only (in account of its importance— men will he agreed. 'flint if we have the terview ; nothing discovered ; the rest ot . but from the vast notice that has been tit• right, it should be restricted in its exec- that night spent by Mr. Mercer and some traded to it, both in Europe and this :Ise to cases of the direst necessity. In friends in fruitless endeavors to 1it.,1 his country. The decision of the Govern his case none exists. On the position I sister, who was still with the woman ;die-, mint will come train the Navy Depart 'are stated is based the principle of law dell to, and who, having heard her atm. % , ment, and will be given to the public by naking it incumbent on the State to make that night restosed her to her friends.— Secretary Upshur." ,tit every possible point to your satisfacs These, and other particulars; from the in ion, Also, the humane principle that if terview of Singleton with his sister until he jury should be of opinion there is a the fatal occurrence, were detailed and reasonable doubt 11) hvor iii the prisoner,'cemmented upon at length. you are bound to a cylit him. As was With the above the morning session ;aid in old time, and has since been re- closed, anti in the afternoon, Mr. Brown, peatetl thousands of times, it is better that took up the law of the case, upon which he' ninely-nine guilty should escape than that continued to comment until we left \1',..)(1- • one immeent should sutler. bury, at nearly six O'clock in the evening. Let me introduce to your notice the I dramatis Fersonee, of this no NI tragedy.A, A x A N .rITTROCIOUS MURDF.R IN New The prisoner is a mere youth; not of Yost:.—The New York Tribune gives the the age of competent care of property in particulars of a frightful murder which a legal poit of t iew ; his note of hand, his was perpetrated in diet city on Monday hand or other sealed instrument, utterly evening, the 20 h ult. The editor says : null and void. lie is of that age when we All our readers doubtless remember the teel most keenly insult and injury--the attempt, mentioned some days since, of young blood heats more rapidly, coals Mr. henry Colton of No. 26 of Vesey more slowly, than that of maturer wears. street, to shoot Mr. Charles Collies in lle is of a It agile frame, bilious habit, ner- Leonard street. The pistol then merely onus temperament, and lei Indy afflicted snaooeti, and Colton was arrested. He with constipation, all temling to insanity. was Laded and has since been at liberty. For many of his youtiger years he e. as the A day or two alter this the wile of Colton victim of the croup ; it eir ' cli ' d his hwl Y made an unsuccessful attempt to commit perhaps his mind. Ile had a plain etlu• cation, and was a clerk or an apprentice in suicide by taking, laudanum. This ridded strength to the rumor we had previously the respectable house of ,Cuirson & New bold, by whom lie was much esteemed, heart, that the assault of Colton was made in consequence of the alledged seduction and who will testify, as well as his pastor, o r hi s wile by Cornett. that he was mild, gentle, and amiable ; Last evening at a few minutes before vindicative never. 7 &elm k, Mr. Corlies was seen to come His father, Mr. Thomas Mercer, is a out of his Bowling Saloon, under lireemer respectable citizen of Sout'le ark, Milks (fi• Co's coach establishment in Broadway, del this; an aged man, who ,fora by the near Franklin street, in company with honest itidustry of many years, by which a woman. He pas•ed down Broadway to Ite had acquired a moderate competency, Leonard street, down which he turned and had retired from business in the vain hope ,proceeded towards his residence at No. of reposing in the peaceful and virtuous .108. Ile was there last seen standing. bosom of his family. !still and in conversation with a woman.-- The prisoner's inother--how shall 1 1A moment or two alter the explosion Of b speak of her! Na hen I think I,l' the scenes:pistol was heard, an d a passer-by in Broad ) have witnessed in which she has been an'iway saw a man rait--but saw no one near actor, it almost unmans me. (Mr. Brown i him. Ott gluing to him, Mi. Coshes was here risibly ejected—a pause.) Shell " , found to have been shot. A ball had en now been many years afflicted with a terecf Hie back of his head, and on exami• sickness which has incapacitated her trots nation is supposed to have lodged just be• attending to her Lundy duties ; and being hind the nose. lle wits speechless when nearly the age of her consort, I fear this found, and so remained. Portions of his occurrence has brought her close upon the brain escaped through the wound, and his verge of the grave. recovery was of course impossible. Ile lie has lour sisters; one married and was immediately taken into a room in the three single ; and of the hitter, the young Carleton House and attended by physi est -Is but eleven years of age. clans. When we left he was still living, Of Sarah Mercer, 1 shall speak more at but died a little after nine. large. She is a mere child. There is not. Officers immediately went after Mr. a man present who will not be surprise(' Colton, who was found at his lonise, and at her youthful appearence when she shall taken into custody. He surrendered Innis take the stand in this court room. It is sell without the slightest hesitation, and difficult to prove the character of a very denied all knowledge of the transaction. young person ; yet we shall. The Hey. Colton has for a long time kept a genteel 'Mr. Isoughridge, pastor or due church to gatithhal.. establishment at his residence. which she belonged ; the Rev. alt.. Pryor, Cornet; is .t single man and boarded at No. whese school she attended ; and Mr. Ad- 100 Leonard street. We have not heard am Jackson, in die Mors of the Sunday id the apite ,, henstaa of the „ Haan with School of which he is the superintende nt, 'whoin he was last seen in company, nor she was weekly employed—all these con. tlo we know that her name has been ascer cur in attesting to her mild, modest, and rained. It is surmised by many that the unassuming deportment, considcrieg her murderer wits a MAD dressed in woman's at the same time as one of no great clothes. strength of undersiauding. Having her- , ATE I..R.•—MC. and Bars. Colton were self no guile, she was naturally confident of others, and having been brought „ 1 , arrested on suspicion. Alter examination, with exceeding tenderness, up to the pe- they were both discharged—there being rind of the act which destroyed her pr ace, no evidence against them. The whole she had known nothing but virtue and in• affair is yet enveloped in mystery nocence. Strange as it may appear to sonic people, site has never been in a thea tre, ball room, or other place of amuse ment. Iler associates wets inoil , st chil dren, and confined to two or three fami lies of the greatest respeclability. Het - self, and all her family, are members of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, of which the father is an elder. I wish I could stop here. I regret to speak of the deceased, (or the sake of the relations and friends he has left behind him, but I hare nu choice—justice and truly are imperious. * These are the principal characters in this dread drama. I will proceed to re late the particulars. of the acquaintance of the deceased with Miss Mercer. * • * * * I have been gravely told said Mr. Brown, since I have been here, that I did, not understand this case. If I do not, it is not for want of diligence. But the rea son assigned for this opinion is this—that I sustain the character of Mks Sarah Met. car. I may be allowed to say that any attempt to blacken her character will sure ly fail. lam an old man, and must soon appear at another bar, and I het e express as one who is thereat to answer for the deeds done in the body, my firm belief and conviction that Sarah Mercer is at this moment, save for the violence of which she was the victim, as pure and spotlesi as when she came forth from her motherN womb. Mr. Brown then further detailed the facts that would appear in evidence, sub. sequent to the occurrences omitted above ; on account of our incapacity to report; them in terms proper for the columns of this Gazette. These included the tact of Alias Mercer having spent great portions of here time with her married sister ; was there on the evening of the 6th of Februa ry, when her lather received the anony• ;nous note informing him that she had been seen with lieberton ; that a servant was sent tor her, charged to say nothing, The Norri,town Herald says; tire ence and lin, VoI I loco r, wi!eti vulinient bill was von ;. ,d a fair and jit,i Tuts In 0 to tie heartless hypocrisy, and it as expected that a bill making a di, filet tor the Grover nor and his faintly, :it'd so gerrymander • leg the rest of the State as to prevent the Whigs from electing the proportion wind. their numerical strength entitles them to, would be passed should a loco fact; Legis• (attire be chii,en. In the apportionment of the members of the Legislature as reported in the House, a palpable violation of the Constitiun is re sorted to, in order to weaken the Whig strength in that body. The Constitution 'requires that the counties shall be repre sented in proportion to their taxable inhab itants. In the bill reported, the Whig counties of Allegheny, Chester, Washing. ton, Adams, Delaware, Somerset, Lebanon, Bucks, and the city of 'Philadelphia, with 94,197 taxables, are al lowed 21 members, while the loco-foe° counties of Bells, Westmoreland, Col. umbia, York, Butler, Fayette, Cambria, Northumberland and Lehigh, (the two last named being put together, lest the Whigs should occasionally send u member r. Lehigh) 71,951 taxables, are also allowed 21 members: Divide these by the ratio fixed for a member, (5789) and it will be seen that the whig counties above named have more notables than are necessary to entitle them to 24 members, and that Ult imo loco counties have not enough for 19! And yet, the party which commits such flagrant injustice, calls itself democratic, and professes great regard for the wishes of the people! Was there ever a greater humbug, titan the passing oft of the loco loco party for democracy'? Hill Carter will be the competitor of Henry A. Wise for Congress. The elec , turn takes place en the 5.),7th of Apr il. A New York paper states that it has been observed that the springs of those years in which Cornets had been visible, have beet' colder and later than usual. Huntingdon 'rowel Election. The following Ticket was elected in this Borough on Monday last. BURGESS—James Saxton, Geo. A. Steel, George Jackson. TowN COUNCIL—Geo. Taylor, A. Wil loughby, James Simpson, D. Black, William Rothrock, Jacob Miller. SUPERVISORS--John Simpson, William H. King. TOWN CLERK—Thomas P. Campbell. HIGH CONSTABLE.—WiII. H. King. ID1M2:), - , February 26th at her residence in Van Buren Co,, lows, after a lingering ill ness, Mrs. ANNA, wife of Robert Cresswell, form erly of this county. On the 30th of March, at the residence of Mr. John Appleby, in Dublin township, Mr. ITHOMAS STITT, late of this borough, aged 40 years. TEMPER,IXCE. A Bible Temperance Meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, the 11th day of April next, at the Old Court House, in the bor ough of Huntingdon by the advocates of Bi ble Temperance. March 29, 1843. .Idministratorsi Mee: Tr t , ETTERS of administration on the es -461111 tate of Nicholas Grating, late of West township, Huntingdon county, deed., have been granted to the undersigned. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those hay ingclaimsagainst it will present them proper ly authenticated tin' settlement without delay. HIRAM WILLIAMSON, West township. SAMUEL MILLER, Barree township, April 5, 1843. 6t pd Administrators' Nonce. ETTEHS of administration on the es tate ct Elizabeth Gratius. late of West township, Huntingdon county, deed., have been granted to the undersigned. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. and those Inv ing claims against it will present them proper ly authenticateu for settlement without de lay. IfIRAM WILLIAMSON, West township. SAMUEL MILLER, Barret township. Adm'es. April 5, 1843.-6 t. pd. Administrator's Notice. Letters of Administration on the estate of Alexander Corothers, late of Morris Town ship, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have been granted to the undersigned. All persons In debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims • against it will present them properly au :thenticated for settlement without delay. JOSHUA ROLLER, WilHamburg \VILLAM REED, Morris tp., Ad's. April 3th 1841 Erecuttiro ft otice. Iia' , OTICE hereby given, that Letters lAA testament ttry ta. the last will noel tes tament f Mary Ann Pollard, late of Shirley nuns ip. in thy county of Huntingdon, deed., have he. a e ranted to the subscriber. Ali persons thereto, indebted to the estate at st‘iii deed., are requested to make imme diate payment, and all having claims to pre sent them duly authenticated for settlement, to SOPHIA' M. BL kNCHARD. Ex'x. Shirley township. April 5, 1843.--Gt. pd. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Huntingdon, Pa., April Ist 1843. Persons it.; for letters in the following list please say ad vertised. Brian James Mitehal William Brian B. Wm McLathery J M 2 Brady Gilbert M.irley Charles Campfield J David MTarland Rev. Wm Cox P William Ruly M William Donelly Hugh Bred William 2 Edgar Nathaniel Rupert Ravid Ft,tight Joseph Snider Daniel Gwiiiit NV.lliam Stevens Oliver __. Grazier Michael Shell Benjamin Green Plij Thompson Mrs Mar- Long J John garett" Linch Dr. Thom kips Mary Ann McCartney R John Ulsh Jacob Mosier Daniel Waight George Williamson Jane DAVID SNARE P. M. Huntingdon April 1, 1843. Six Horse Shoe Nails Reward. Left the residence of the sub.. • ,„ scribers, on Monday the 27th r` instant JAMES REED, an indented apprentice to the Black Smi' h Business. He is - about 19 years of age, had on when he left, a Blue strait coat—gray pants and black hat, stout built. He is much given to unnecessary and unbecoming con versation, generally attended with much Impudence and ill manners All persons are cautioned against harboring the said ap prentice. Any person who will bring the said apprentice back to the subscribers, shall have the above reward. WICKS & FUNCK. Shirleyshurg. April 5,1843.-3 t. pd. iusTicEs , BLANKS for sale at IHIP this Ofhce. Executors' Notice. NoricE is hereby given, that letters testarn”otary on the last Will a nd :..sisment of Daniel Myers, tate of the bo rough of Shirleysburg, in the county of Huntingdon, deed., have been granted to the subscribers. All persons therefore indebted to the estate or said deed., are requested to make immediate payment, toil all having claims to present them du• ly authenticated for settlement, to MARY MYERS, IV' VI TTY. Mardi 29, 1845.-6 t. • Executor's Notice. 'DIKE is hereby given, that Letters 401 testamentary on the last will and tes-I tament of Levi Westbrook, late of Smith-' field. Walker township, in the county of Huntingdon, have been granted to the subscriber. All persons therefore in debted to the estate of said tlec'd. are re ' quested to make immedlat. payment, and all having claims to present them duly au thenticated :or settlement, to JOHN KER, Ex'r. March 22, 1843.---6 t • Executor's Nottce. l ToruncE, is hereby given, that Letters gal testamentary on the last will and tes tament of Isaac Thompson, Esq. late of Dub lin tp ' Huntingdon, county (led.. have been granted to the subscribers. All persons therefore indebted to the estate of said deed. are requested to make immediate payment, and all having claims to present them duly authenticated for settlement, o._ DAVID SHAVER, FACr. Madison Township, Perry co March Ist, 1843. administrator's wilrottee. LET MRS of administration on the estate of JaneJackson,late ofJunia ta Forge, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have been granted to the undersigned. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against it will present them properly authenticated for settlement without delay. JA . MES MURPHY, Adm'r Petersburg, March 1,1843.-6 t. administrator 's (dice. ErFERS of administration on the es '-tate of Mary Fisher, late of the borough of Alexandria, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested' to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims against it will present them proper ly authenticated for settlement without delay. GEO. B. YOUNG, Adm'r. March 8, 1843.-Bt. Adin'rs Sbintntotratorn otftr. Letters of administration on the estate of Chilcoat, late of Union township, Huntingdon county, dec'd., have been .ranted• to the undersigned. All persons. indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims against it will present them pro perly autlOnticated for settlement without delay. WM. CHILCOAT, Union township, Adder. ...March 22,1843---6 t fibintniotratoro Itotice. Letters of administration on the estateot David Swinehart, late of Barree township, Huntingdon county, deed., have been gran ted to the undersigned. All persons in debted to the said estate ere requested to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claim, against it will present them pro p, Hy authenticated for . settlement without' delay. LEVVISSWINIEHART, Adni'r Pinegrove, Centre county. Match 22, 1843.---6 t pd. exatition. ALL persons are cautioned against pur chasing tvo promisory notes against me, in fay* of Benjamin F. Patton. Mar tin Gates and William Addleman, dated sometime about the last of February or the first of March, A. D. 1843. The first for' the payment of two hundred dollars, in case, I was grantcl license to keep a tavern in Warriorsmark, one tfralred thereof ; paya.l ble 10th April 1843, and one hundred six months thereafter, and in case license was not allowed for seventy-five dollars on he the 10th of April next, and seventy-five in six months thereafter, and the other upon the same conditions, in same sums, payable at the same periods in the year 1894—as I have not received value for said notes,and, ant determd in, not to pay the same tules le gally comp el'ed, THOMAS M. CADWALLADER. March 22. 1843.--3 t. pd. ISAAC M. MOSS. No. 12 Sourii Fouiurn St A FEW DOORS BELOW MARKET, PHILADELPHIA. Invites the attention of country Mer chants and others to his extensive assort ment of School Books, superior Blank Ac count Books, (at his own manufacture) and Foreign and Domestic stationary, Quills, %Valers, Sealing wan, Steel pens of up wards of my varieties, bl ue, black and red Inks. lead pencils, slates, inkstands, &c. Kr Cheap Account hooks—a large stock always on hand, suitable fur retail trade and country Merchants. A large assortment of writing Paper, Foolscap and Letter paper, plain and rul ed, wrapping paper, Bonnet hoards, play ing cards, and all other articles sold by stationers. Ledgers, Journals, Record Books, &c. suitable for Banks, public Offices, &c., constantly on hand or made to order, of any sii.e ; shape or pattern. Materials and workmanship warranted of the best qual ity, all of which are offered at prices to suit the times. o:7 — Country Merchants and others vis iting the city, are respectfully incited to cull and examine 11;s goods and prices, and satisfy themselves of the great reduc tion affected by the Cash system. Match REGISTER'S NOTCE, NOTICE is hereby given to all per sons concerned, that the rollowing named persons have settled their accounts in the Register's Office at Huntingdon, ;tut) that the said accounts will be pre sented for confirmation and allowance at Or an Orphans' Court to be held at Hunting don, in and for the county of Huntingdon, on Wednesday the 12th day of April ,next: 1. William Ifileman and John Aurandt Esq., administrators of John Ifileman Need., who was the Guardian of John, Eve, Henry and Esther Weight, minor children ofJuhn Weight, late of Morris township, deed. 2. Henry Cornprohst, administrator of the estate of Joseph Cornprobst, late of West township, dec'd. 3. John Crum, administrator de 'bolas non of the estate of David Gilleland, the elder, late of Barree township, dec'd. 4. Rebecca Moreland, administratrix of the estate of George Moreland, late or Shirley township, dec'd. 5. Peter Burket, Executor of the last will and testament of Catharine Fleck, late of Tyrone township, deed. 6. John Stewart and James Stewart, Executers of the last will and testament of William Stewart, late of Barree town ship, dec'd. • JOHN REED, Register Register's Office, Hunting. ? (lon March 15, A. D. 1843. S NOTICE. Iva OTICE is hereby given that the fol.. .I.N lowing described property was on the 7th day of March A. D. 1643 sold at Constable's sale as the property of Martin Stephens of Barree township and bought by the subscribers, and the properly has been left in the hands of the said ,lartiti Stephens to be used by him and to be de- livered up to the subscribers whenever demanded, viz : one brown mare, 1 brown colt, 1 bay mare and halter, 1 bay horse and halter, 1 bay colt, I wagon and bed, 1 stack hay, 1 sled and chains, 1 spread fifth chain and lug chain, 1 spotted cow, 1 bull, 1 mutely cow, 1 red cow, I brindle cow, 2 calves, 15 pigs. 5 hogs, 2 grain cradles, 3 ploughs, 2 harrows, 6 forks, ar,d ! 1 lot oats, 10 sheep, 5 set horse gear., 1 set sleigh harness, 1 wagon saddle, 3 bridles, 1 line, 2 saddles and robe, 1 cut ting box, 2 pair double trees, 3 of 48 acres of wheat, 1-8 of 6 acres rye, 1 sleigh, 1 log chain, 2 iron wedges, S axes, 4 vessels, 1 copper kettle, 1 iron kettle, I grind stone, 1 taLle, I clock, 1 Rifle gun, 1 beaureau. BENJAMIN HARTMAN, A N DREW SMITH. JOHN LOVE JAMES LIVINGSTON. liarcee township, March 7,1843. lIUNTINGDON COUNTY, So. At an Ophans' court held at slIMi , .. 11,,,,tinialuo for the county of : Il k # Hunton on the 14th day 71 ,,-WAF of January A. D. Ig-gl 1 :4- f fore the Honorable Abraham 0 S. Wilson, Esquire, President, and John Ker, Esquire Associate, Judges of said' Court. Ott the application of William Johns one of the children and heirs of David Johns of Shirley township, dec'd., who died intestate an Alias Rule was ,ranted on the heirs and legal representa tives of the said intestate to come into Court on the second Monday of April next, then and there to accept or refuse the real estate of said intestate at the valuation thereof. By the Court. Certified from the Record the ind day 4 . February A. 1). 1843. By JOHN REED, Clerk. March 15,1834. Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership hertolore existing, be tween the subscribers, trading. under the firm of Madden & Lutz was dissolved on the Bth inst. by mutual consent. The Books will remain for a short time at the Store ol*John Lutz, where all persons in terested will call immediately and make settlement. Payments are promptly re quired and may be made to either of the undersigned. Wm. MADDEN. JOHN LUTZ. Slurleysburg, March 15,1843. The subscriber, thankful for past favors, *forms the friends and patrons of the late firm, and the public generally that be still continues the merchandising as usual in the same room, and solicits a continuance of their favors. Ile has ulso erected a Pottery for the manufacture of Stone and Earthen ware. His ware has been well tested and proven to be inferior to none in the country.— Merchants and others, will find it an ad. vantage in supplying themselves at this establishment ; his terms will be suitable to the times; orders from a distance will be strictly and promptly attended to. He solicits a share of the public patronage. N. B. Two journeytnen Putters wanted immediately. JOHN txTz. Shirleystiurg, March 15, 1843.. ,11)LANK BONDS—Judgment and cu m . ,LANK sale at this office. administrator's .i otice. ETTERS of administration on the 4.ria estate of Elizabeth Wilson, of Barrie township, Huntingdon county, dec'd. have been granted to the undersigned. All per sons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those hav ing claims against it Will present them properly authenticated for settlement with out deldv. JOHN HIRST, Adwer. I'litic.l; 3, 18 MONEY WANTED. AN, LL persons indebted to the subscriber gla over one year are respectfully reques ted to make payment immediately, as no further indulgence will be given. Is ecessity compels to this measure. THOMAS READ. Huntingdon, March 22, 2893. NOTICB. I , IITOTICF. is hereby given that the fol• .4.11 lowing described property was on the 11th day of March A. 0.1843 sold at Constables Sale as the property of Mich ael Staley, of Barree tuwnship,and Li:night by the subscribers, and the property has been left in the hands of the said Michael Stetrey, to be used by him and to be dcliv• ered up to the subscribers whenevcr de manded viz : 14 acres of wheat, 4 acres of rye, 4 pigs, 5 sheep, I black Mare, 3 gee* I brown Mare and gears, 1 calf. 1 sled with double-pees and log, chain, 1 wagon_and ladders,l wind milt._ CHRISTIAN OYER. JAMES LOVE. Trading under . the firma Love dc Oyer Salnburg, March 13, 1843. TOHOUSEKEEPERS. sto o s l: i n e un v d ,. s .ry Fe l a ow the i r: a f t ,: y r quantities to suit purchasers for cash at prices from 10, 15, and 25 cents per pound. Ready made Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows, and curled Hair Mattresses, Mess do. and all other kinds to suit any size Beadsteads always on hand. Curled Hair and New Orleans Moss by the bale of single pound. Country Store Keepers mull(' find it to their advantage by calling on the subscri beis before purchasing. FINLEY & CO. South East corner of Second 4. fl al.nut Streets, Phil'u. March 22,, 1843. 3m. CHEAP HARDWARE! LOOK OUT FOR TOE SIGN OF THE "MILL sAw," No. 9, NOHTH sth STREET. MINE subscriber invites the attention of the country merchants to his cheapand well selectedstnck of Hard were, which he offers very law for cash or good city acceptance, such as Buehler's celc , brated Cradling and Grass Sythes, Hay, Grain and Manure Forks, Rakes, Spades, Hoes, together with every article in the Hardware line. MARTIN BUEHLER. Don't forget No. 9, North sth street, Philadelphia. Mardi 15, 1843. 4t X COMO. 111EXIC1 L. ELDER, No. 493, Market Street, above 13th North side, Philadelphia. HAVING reduced his prices of Hardware to the lowest rates, for moll, and in his advertisements, named some of the articles with the prices an nexed, he finds that others in the same line of business have offered those par• ticular articles at the same prices, say ing they . gcll as low as Elder. Now the object of this card is to iosite purchasers to ascertain the lowest prices for which they can purchase every description of Hardware elsewhere, and then enquire at his sure, and they will be convinced that he is selling all his goods at similar low prices, and that he is doing what he professes to do—buying only for cash, and selling only for cash—which enables him to du business at such rates as can na tail to make his Store the depot fur Hume who wish to get the must fortheir money. He has added to his large stock of Hardware a complete assortment of win dole glass, which he will sell at a scale of prices corresponding , with the reduced ' prices of his Nails, Scythes, and Hard ware generally, at wholesale and retail. HENRY L. EtDER, Cheap Hardware Store, No. 493 ibar ket Street. Philadelphia. March 8,184 3. Wails I .rails ! ! ails !! ! 1000 Kegs Cumberland nails will be sold in lots to salt pur chasers, at the extraordinary low price of $3 44 a kog—Also; lofKegs Atwater nails at 500 $3O a keg at W. L. ELDER'S, Cheap Nail Warehouse, No. 493 Markel St. above 13th, Phila. March 8, 1843. VAUTZOIT TuETpublic are hereby cautioneda gainst taking an assignment of a cer tain Note the property of Alexander Cal. boon, of Elizabeth township, Allegheny county Pa., given by William Dochen boch and Eli Wakefield of Henderson township, Huntingdon county, of 8150,00 dated February 7th 1842, payable in one year. This Ante was by said Alexander Calhoon left in the care of James Short of the latter place for safe keeping. and now is unwilling or unable to give it up, he never was authorized to collect or sell said Note, nor yet was it ever transkrred to hint for his use. the subscriber therefore in consequence of the above considers. lions deems it proper to give this public notice Or caution. JOlOl EDMUNDSON. Attorney for A. Calhoun . March 15th 11343.—pd. BLANK DEEDS, of an improved form, for sale at this °film Miro BLANK PETITIONS FOIL IV,ITURALLZATP.".r.
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