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L. 'HARDER, EDITOR AND'PROPRIETOR
' PITTSBURGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1848
VOICE OF ALLEGHENY COONTY
10 j ' HESIDEI.T,
jAAIES CIIANAN,
&Odrat to the llecition of The National Convention
pir• THISPAPER: THE - LAWS - OF THE UNITED
,STATES,_
TREATIES,. RESOLUTIONS OF CON
' ARESS,..te„ ARE .1! '•B4
ÜBLISHEDY , II7IQIUTY.
_
filiitg". Past. Job Offire,
_
CORNER OF WOOD.ASTD FIFTif STREETS.-
150' S.reidiertisemeni on find page:
From 14irieburg.
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Ilirsi.lisurn that s on the 24th ultimo, the bill to rag-
Ulaie She Douro of labor in factories, was adopted,
after hiving' been amended in several particulars, by
the Billowing vote :
Ytis:L-kleurs. Benner, Beet; Black, Seas, Brew.:
traliti; 'Dm:temp., Forsyth, Johnston, (Arm
gross): King,. Levis, Mason, Matthias, Richard!,
Sanderson, Small, Smith, Sterrett, Stretteri-19.
"Pay, Messrs. Davie, Gillis, Jordan, Middle
efifirtk.Overfield, Sadler, Sankey ) Sityser,
William
.oo,Speaker=9.
-The - grounds of opposition urged by Mr. Darsie
accbrleily reported thus—
',":l"hls- bill would tut the manufacturers 17 per
Celt; nod watild drive diem all out of the State.—
No new ones would rise up: those here night
existence for a short time. But his
litiftrobjections to the bill were - that its provisions
were not general. If the principle was right, it
*led Witt - Stied out in all its ramifications.”
oyhich Mr. Small, from Philadelphia, respond.
seA,Oliat he 'r - was astonished that the Senator from
Allegheny had come forward at this late huur as the
aiecalts. a the orphan. He did not believe in the
eyrie ruin and destruction that had been suieV,
and which was raised against every reforin He op •
piled going into Committee of the Whole for the
piiipose of emending the bill as proposed. He con
tended that. it would exhibit an inconsistency, and
resider. the hill /abortive, if the amendment wa■
ail 4 ed."
The Patine Ran Roads
This great worit,.whieh has been so much talked
of for:some time past, seems to be gaining general
fatter; throughout the c ointry. That which was
looked nppn, by many, as a purely visionary Scheme,
when it was fitst.iunmitted to the country, has be.
riot° assume the appearances of bttli probability
and propriety. The distinguished advocate of this.
project, t. WitirmeT, Rsq„ was in our city a day
or two since ; and from him we learn, that the
Leeslatures of sixteen -States have approved of it,
and have recommentlea; instructed, and requested
their Senators and, Representatives in• Congress to
rote for it. He was on his way to Harrishurgh,
With a view to enlist th e attention of our Legisla
tore to the work; which we hope he will readily
sector:, It u one of the most stupendous projects
that bac ever been conceived of by man.
From Havana.
Orleans Picayune of Feb. 17th says--
By the arrival of the brig Mary Ann Jones, Capt.
Has,:tve have dates from Havana to the 9th leo-,
hori day of sailing. The brig Sal vulora was tto leave
lffivaiit for this port rm the 13th.
:7Arts. are indebted ro a commercial hoiieie nor the
following extract of a letter
Our marketis well supplied with all kinds of,pro
visions, if we a:cow:tour, which article is now vs
ty_searte. The last lot of American was sold for
622.96. :Lard is it' good supply, and sales are dull
411. 7.54-411, Rams and Cheese are dull of sale.
La Sugar there is very little doing. Molar:As is Gem
at . rats Exchange ii.aredull. New York par (a
I pmt. premium, and London.l2ip , cent. premi
.
*xecttaFs OF THe ARMY AND NAVY.-The ea
paasieettfour military and naval establishments for
ddiieen - yeays and from January 1,1833, to
July, 1946, averaged V 9,168,434 a year. In 1847,
-the.expomee was nearly $17,000,030. The follow
ing ,
parafrapb, from a French paper, chows the
enormous expense of-them establishmonts in that
Gauntry •
14a11311 of the French Army and Nary.—The es;
gnat's Sir the department of the army amount to
320,703,381 fr., being a million of francs less thtti
the butttratiMate. The force amount , to 333,510
isten., and $10,051 horses, of which 58,7 men and
14;900 homes ate appropriated to Algeria. The es
timates of the navy arp 139,309,6081 The force
consists of 203 ships of all classes, and 27,372 men.
The fallowing are• the details of the ships in ser
vice.: 6 ships of theline, 7 frigates, 15 corvettes, 16
brigs s ,2l light vessels, 23 transports, 51 steam ves
sels, 24. vessels on the African Station ; 12 vessels
itcroffirrdsr ton de rade; and 18 in commission de port.
-"Vino :ffsaittotrr.—At the TAYLOR festival on
Wishingten , s birthday, says the Philadelphia Times,
the_ celebrators gave nine cheers at every mention
of:the name •of Henry Clay, with only occasional,
aittribstetiry cold applause, upon the name of Gen-
This is easily underet iod: Clay is the
.mindidate of their choice; Taylor of their necessi
tieit.'2 So , poor are they in principles and hopes, that
Niliig- - sierit-enttstjre sactificed trpon the choice of
Whig aviiiibility; or in'the language of Shakspear>B
Apothecary;
• "Their poverty but not their mile content."
• Pim=licr.—We notice that several demo
critic pipers in Georkia are out in favor of the re-el
- Mr. P01k... The Columbus Times says :/
' , There fives not within the hr.:is& area of the Amer
eat Union, a public man for whom he- would mere
cheerfully vote, than Mr. Polk.
I The Clinton County. Democrat, eemes to us
with the name of the Ron. JAMEi DUCH/MAN
hoist
ed at its mast head for the next Presidency, being
in obedience to the voice of the Democracy of that
county, as expressed in their Convention on thn 14th
inst.
BllllEllt to LoustA.NA.—La Patria, the name -of
the Spanish paper at New Orleans, charges that Dr.
Jones, a member of the Lottaianu Legislature, offer..
ad to buy the vote of Dr. Myles,• with four negroes I
Ryston.—A rumor , wiecurrent in the city yester
day that the captain of a vessel,which left the mouth
of the Rio Grande .nearly year ago for _New Or
leans, and supposed been lost, vessel, pas
sengers, and crew, diicing.the pre s;dence of a north
er, has arrived at. New Orleans.
TibiriParuune, that tho vessel was driven into a
1041471C : pojrcAnd all on hoard made prisoners.--
TKO fr'itiPnerof: supposed to have
been 9 . seniters on the ressel, and were given up
as Icipt, ticaiditigs ortheii fate hqving reached their
&lei& in dip Democrat, Feb
-.. "'.~ _
t!iv,ww,,,
FrOllo,he Constipi ovre, claw sza.ks:
See. a Tien sou'xriunst the Vitett c nll per
dis e ynly in v ltkryinClA'ar - a g ainst enV r ior
th 'Enemteit givote , theti Aid andteoenfort. No per son
shadt o
be convicted of Treason , unlesi on the Testimony.
of two Witnessed to the same S t en net, or on confession:.
in open court.
Knead 'of a Letter from Col. Wynkeop,
" I tell you, sir, there is a spirit abroad among the good
Americans engaged in this war, which, will not sleep
during futurity—a spirit which awaits bin their return, to
thunder down upon the mouthing, scribbling sycophants
of a most unjust party, the full measure ,of an honest in
dignation. It is the same that brooded - osier our laud lu
ring the seared' the Revolution and the last war I knd men
of the present day. palsied with age, have lived to curse,
with tears idrepemence, the hour when she, with scorn
ful finger, marked them for life as the TORIES of their
country. Wy, Intim can see no differente between the men
Who itt'76 succored the British, and those" who in '47 gave
arguments and sympathy to- the Mexicans! This kind of
language, from a. mat who came intd this campaign se
lPhrg in policy, may sound strange to .yOu., but I haves
gain. and again been compelled to !Wen to and to suffer
that, which would have ohanged the diSposition and alien
ated the affection of the most distinguished partisan. Even
now, I do not object to the leading dud Main principles of
my old party, so much as to curse turd deprecate the
tone of its acknowledged leaders and supporters. If
there is any reason which will prevent General Scott
from effecting an honorable peace.. commanding. as he
does, the whole city of the Aztecs, with his powerful bat
teries it is the SPIRIT OF TREASON which I unhesita
tingly say is promulged by the lending Whig journals at
home. In a sortie upon solhe ladrones of Jalapa, a short
time since; I pbsseseed Myself tif dl the late newspapers
published to that plime.and upon exnthining them. I fold
that, inthat plaCe, the same as in Mexico, the strong
est arg,unients publis hed against our army are selections
from WHRI PAPERS OF THE UNITED STATES."
Ertract of a Letter from Norton McGiffin, of Washington
County.
Winebiddle and myself were detached from the mat
of the company, and had a hard time of it. We had twen
ty of them upon us at one time—killed six of them, and
the rest left us. Winebiddle was wounded slightly in the
side. I was knocked over, but not hurt .badly.. Our es
cape was miraculous. The bodies of dee slam or rather
butchered, were found that night and brought in. They
were most horribly mutilated (agreeably to the instruc
tions of TOM CORWIN) by the humane Mexicans; so
much so, that it seas difficult to recognize, in their.mutila
ted forms, our former comrades. who so lately bloomed in
the full vigor of health. Poor Crutzleman was most hoe•
ribly disfigured; and, in fact, they all bbre the most shame
ful marks of violence from the merciless enemy. They
have died in a GOOD CAUSE. fighting , for their COUN
TRY'S RIGHTS; yet fell not so much a sacrifice for their
country, as to pamper thateruti—may Inez say fatal—op
position at home; which, if persisted in, must weaken,
nay destroy, every effort of the Administration, to prose
cute the war to a spe'edy termination—will cripple every
energy of the government, and compel-us towage the war
ad ittfinitunz or conclude a dishonorable peace. But for
this TREASONABLE spirit of opposition, we had been
home, ere this, and our stay here ran only be determined
by the duration of that opposition."
Extract of n Letter hum Capt. Chalets Neu/or.
•• I believe that there can be no pone:. I have always
believed this; and my belief is confirmed by the occur
rences of everyday. Let there be deeisicut in the admin
istration; and then let us have vigorous decision in the
army. • • • •• • The whips are mad.
I hang my head with humiliation and sharaeo.vhen I think
that I have been a member of their party. Mr. Webetees
speech has been republished here, by. the Mexicans. in
every variety of form. as well es a sveopeie of Mr. Clay's.
and they have been made the foundations : lf appeals to the
Mexican people. confirming them in theilipdee ision—flat
tering their hopes. that one of the great parties of our
country will arrest the prosecution of the war: and put
ting off forever, in my opinion. all prospects of an amica
ble settlement of it. IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THE
WIIIG LEADERS ARE GUILTY OF THE WORST
KIND OF TREASON. S have discovered here. that
some one in the States, who has had Access to all the pub
lications of the country. has been iu correspoedence with
the Mexican Secretary of State. and has transmitted to
him all the articles of the American press, favorable to
the Mexicans and the Mexican cause. I have in my pos
scaelon nearly three hundred of these articles. Many of
them were translated rind reputiliithedbere . - and one of
them. an' article frrim the "New York Express. - (an a t .-
peal to the Cathohes of the United States to 'oppose Mr.
Polies administration. upon the yrounikihat the war was
n religious war"--a crusade against the Catholic religion
in Mexico,) has not only been published iu the Mexican
papers, but printed in hand-bills. and eirenleted by thou
sands at all the chuirh doors in the city of Mexico. Iran
can eV, in eke, of (nets tih these. hole Miteh of th, blood drat
has been thrd in this ,"nr. Is tr:rhe..; to rh , orea, tuna pub
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MiEEM2
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Lookitsg,Ginss for Moral Traitor•
For iht Morning Pot;
Outline of the Rev. Dr. Alex uder Steven
son's "Project."
MK. Eorroa :--An advertisement in your paper,
of the 28th of February, affords the gratifying intel
ligence, that our citizen• are to be favored, on neat
Saturday, at the new Court House, Stith a " Project;"
and regaled with an address, illustrative and ex
planatory thereof, by that accomplished orator and,
philanthrophic philanthruphist, the Rev. Dr. Alex
ander Stevenson. His excessis e modesty, or some
thing else; has prevented him from even hinting the .
nature and purpose of this " Project ;” and I beg
leave to supply the omission: u,nl thus pa, e the
way for an attendance commensurate with the im
portance of the to be proposed enterpri:e, by stating ,
the report of madame humor, 111'v - elution thereto.
It is well known, of it ought to he well known, by
this time, that the learned DOCUir has been in cor
respondence, recently, by meami;of the sub marine
Telegraph, with he savant' of the " British Scien
tific Association ; and it is said, or " they say," that
his "Project" embraces a Scientific.lustitute, on
a magnificent scale, in which, lectures, with expeti
ments,will be delivered, on every branch of
knoWn and unknown, past, present, and to come--
particularly, Herbal Medicine, and Fruit. selling, of
which, he is an'eminent and successful practitioner.
It is his intention, in expatiating on these scien
ces, to avail himself extensively of his recent for
eign scientific correspondence, which has opened
to him vast sources of information, and has particu
larly enlightened him in relation to Fruit-selling, by
giving him an insight into the customs and practice
of that time-honored fraternity, equally ancient
with the " Inns of Court," the "Honorable Society
of Fruiterers" of Convent Garden , and St. Giles in
London. And to obtain more light on this favorite
branch of practical science, than can be had by cor
respondence, he is prepared to tiger his services in
seeking information from the fountain head; and
will be quite willing, provided' his expenses are
paid, and the consent of his numbrons and attached
congregation can be obtained, to' undertake a voy
age across the ocean, and visit in person the country
of that distinguished British patriot, who bath given.
a name to our smoky city. This flt,tberal and disin.:
wrested offerovill doubtless be resion led to prompt
ly and enthusiastically by his blends and f.llovv
citizens, of all denominations.
It is understood that it is nut the. intention of the
Rev. Doctor, at the meeting on Saturday, to present
his.' Project" in detail ; but only the outlines. The
details are to be devolved on a Committee to be ap
pointed at the meeting, who after' rt
partaking of a
oyster supper, to preserve the equilibrium between
the stomach and the brain, while the letter if . ; at
work, will proceed to a minute investigation of all
the principles involved, and may be expected to re
port some two weeks after, wl.en both oysters and
.. Project" are fully digested. _
The object of this communication, is to direct
public, attention to the " Project," and ensdre als
large an attendance as possible at the meeting.
The Chair will be taken by the Rev projector at the
hour mentioned in the advertisement; and will be
opeped by singing an Ode, expressly prepared for
the occasion by a ci-dovant projector, who has been
unsuccessful in another and cognate project, which
will partake of the nature of a Jeremiad or lamen
tation. The Ode will be sung by the Doctor, who
will also perform all the other exercises—excepting
banding around the hat for the collection, which
will be done by an associate philosopher and phi
lanthrophist.'
THE ASH TRADE.--A correspondent of the De
troit Free Press, communicates kis views, at some
length; in that-paper, relative to the Ash Trade.—
The quantity now manufactured in this country, he
says, it is impossible to' Catirtiate tivitb correctnesa.—
The following statistics have been taken from the
New York Canal Department, of all that has arrived
at tide water, by the canals, on Hudson river, since
1833 :
. •
Years. ' Toni. Years. Tone.
1834 7,050 1841 9,420
11335 • . 8 345 1542 : ' 11,480
1836 9,280 1343 a .r....2G,370
1837 8,949 1844 • • 2 . .13,922
1838.... 9,115 1345 ' 'a....20,944
1839 10,050 1846 •• • -13,614
1840 7 053 1847 • : •
• 9,187 .
It will be:observed that the article ja very flustuat
ing, as to price and supply. Frain 1843 to 1845,
the_ market was over supplied. • This occurred in
consequence •ol . ,the increased quantity from the.
Western Stately; Michigan and %in going into the
make of them at an iinmenne increase over the year
beruro.
The increase of Michigan iF shown in the ruit‘,,-
ing table, of the quantity which H": 19 rrcfaced at
Buffalo :
Casks.
...672
.1,904
.2,827
.3,649
Years
1839.
1840.
1841.
1842.
In 1546, the Price became so 'reduced, that it fell
.below the first cost.of msking. , This caused a bile
pension of it great number Of". esheriee. All the
Western 6tatert sent forward a diminished quantity.
It wit lbe'rfeen 14.11iq fibote; that Michigan fell off
over - 4000 , The thort.gttplitraliippea caused
increased..
this year is 'still niclfe.
being lest tliarr One-half of tbeAtiantity that 1 - 60,
:ed , A.lbany, in , jt3IN; Ir past fperieric is an
cation, 3dtCs, tke:,gogaipg yeAr,,pftist rule higher., .
,
took place on 'snit
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hlonialv;inthe• Cincinnati National Theatre.
Views ' 4y.,TpjpgtAph.T..
Reported for Pmt.
Correspondence :if thePitlitiurgh y fMiting:kost.l3
PRZLIDT.t.Pata, Feb. :29-4 P. M.
The Telegraph between this and Washington city
has been out of order since noon. We have no
n ews from Congress.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New Yogi, Feb. 29, 3 p. m.
Flour—Sales of, Gennessee at $0 osao 50 tp bbl.; and
Western at $0 NM 18.
Mess Beef—Market is steady.
Cotton—Market is firm with moderate sales.
Whiskey—Sales at 25f.
Corn—Prime White at 554257.
Wheat—Sales of Prime White at 81 37.
Prime Pork—Sales Western at $8 25152 37.
Mess Pork—Sales at $lO 121010 25.
Perturdwrrts,-Feb. 29, 4 p. m.
Flottr—Sales of 1500 bbls. at S 5 75; and of 500 at It
Corn Meal—Sales at $2 50.
Wheat--Sales 1500 bus. Prime Red at 51 40.
Corn—Prime Yellow at 52054.
Cotton-200 bales Louisiana at 8,i481.
Sugar—Moderate sales New Orleans at 5051
Molasses—Sales N. 0. at 2.8.
Clover Seed—Limited sales at S 4 25.
Bacon—Western cured Hams at Set 9.
Lard—Baltimore rendered at Sc. •
Whiskey—Market is quiet; with mrderate sales at 25c.
The Vice Presidency—Gen. Waltman.
For the Morning You.
Pennsylvania, with a singular degreee of Unanimi
ty, has presented to the people of the Union, the
claims of the Hon. Jeans BUCHANAN to the presi
dency. She has spoken in terms not to be misun
damned, in favor of her great statesman, and 'her
voice will be listened to, and doubtless obeyed, by
the Democratic National Contention.
As yet, but little has been said in Pennsylvania,
relative to the Vice Presidency. By a few the name
of General John A. Quitman has been -mentioted
in connection with this elevated position. A brief
glance at his life will show that ho is deserving of
all honor. Born in the State of New York, lie rais
ed himself from obscurity to affluence, and by tal
ent and application obtained an enviable reputation
in the profession be embraced—that of the law.
After his admistion to the Bar of Philadelphia. ho
moved to Mississippi, where he had not resided
long, before he was chosen State Chancellor. The
duties of this office, he discharged with distinguished
ability-, and as an able lawyer and profound jurist,
he stood confe eerily without a rival in the State of
his adoption. The war with Mexico found in him
a powerful advocate of the interests and honor of
his country, and he evinced his patriotism by at once
taking the fieldi Bewas appointed a Brigadier Gen
eral by the President of the United States. In the
battle of Monterey he was an active participant,
where he highly distinguished himself, and at the
bombardment of Vera Crux, displayed great courage
and science, thus materially aiding in the reductioe
of this second Gibraltar. At this time h s superior
military acquirements were still further noticed by
the Adminis ration, and Quitman was promoted to
the rank of Major General. kis scarcely neeessal y
to say, that, in the sanguinary battles fought in the
valley of Mexico, he displayed the same dauntless
courage and military knowledge exhibited on other
Important occasions. It was here lie bad command
Of the Second Pennsylvania Regiment---ofwhich he
speaks in terms of high commendation--and by les
' kindness and soldierly bearing attached every man
to his person. When the Mexican capital fell, be
fore the skill and proWess bf American arms, Gene
ral Quitman was appointed civil and unhurt Gov
ernor of the City of Mexico. At this time all was
confusion worse confounded," but under his pro.
dent and judicious government, law and order was
established, and the rights of every man was rccog. I
named and respected.
General Quit man has ever been a firm and con- I
sistent democrat. In early youth, he became at :
_ _
tached to the pronciples taught by Jefferson ; and
his whole life has been a beautiful exemplification
of their truth. We look upon him as one of the ;
jewels of our country, and would rejoice to see ad•'
diuonal honors paid htm. The names of Buchanan;
and Quitman, would be more than a tower of:
strength. They would unite the North and South ;:'
arouse the utmost enthusiasm throughout the entire
country; and secure their triumphant election.
We think their nomination by the Democratic Na.:
Urinal Convention, would be hailed with pleasiii-e,
by thegrent party of which they are distinguished?
members; and would be justified by the voice of
reason and the dictates of good policy.
The following is an estimate of the stock of Ma
co in Europe,Doc. 31, 1847:
Innis Md. & Ohio. Virginia. Kentucky. TotaL
Antwerp 1,500 1,350 1,250 4,100
Amsterdam .9,582 1,279 1,312 12,173
Rotterdam 3,568 3,323 401 7,594
Bremen 9,981 917 1,072 11,970
On the continent.24,93l 6,869 4,037 35,637
London, chiefly Virginia and Kentucky 29,578
Liverpool 18,451
Scotland 2 596
Ireland 1,800
Bristol, Hull, Sze
At the same time 'last year the total stock in fink
above continental markets was only 36,527 hhds.
The extra stock, hoWever, does not seem to area
the French demand, as we learn that the anima)
contract fur the supply of the French government
with tobacco, has been concluded, and the amounit.
required will be about the same as last year, vh
3000 hhds. Virginia, 8000 hhde.Maryland and Ohio!,
and 10,000 blids. Kentucky. The price at which it
vvas : agreed to furnish the Maryland and Ohio is 115 1
0116 francs to 12:5 lbs. which is a trifle higher than
last year.
Mr - The North American, at the conclusion u
column filled with a glowing account of the recepf,
tion of Mr. Clay, by the Whigs of Philadelphia.!
calls him " the man who had given Ms first-horn to.
thin war of rapine!" Does that papttr intend this
as a compliment to the living, pr is an Insult to tlie
dead I—Pennsyionnian.
GENTLEncri:—A Hydrant has been placed in P.ttst.
burgh, the' patent of which is under the name of
Robert Colvin, of Lancaster county, Pa. On t 4
subject of this worthy invention by Mr. Colvin aid
the respectable company connected with hi, I
have only to remark, that as an Agent for thein,''l
wish justice to be done in the premises, andT
an improper expression may be used to the.preju
dice of the Inventor of the scheme, I take the un=
qualified liberty, of suggesting to the 'citizensfof
Pittsburgh, and Allegheny . City, to say, that this
Hydrant is not gotten up by fiction, but for the in
tent of reality, and that, when properly placed or
established in the ground, or on the premises, sack
faction will inevitably follow. The only Hydrant
of this company is to be seen on the corner of Ch
and Liberty streets in Pittsburgh. But, in conee
quence of the pipe from the Water Works bechg
out of order or in a state of leaking, justice cannot
be done in the premises--that is, to the worthy agd
most esteemed inventor. I would now only sugglYst
to the public, that due honor and integrity 'on the
part of the undersigned, is all that is requisite to en
sure comfort to those who may feel disposed to bx-'
ercise their influence or in any way promote the 'in
terests of those concerned--mutually. • •••
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS OFFICER,
Pittsburgh, 29th Feb. 1848.-2t 5 A gent..,:
fr_7•DISFASE or VIE Lrt,ros.—How very itnportunt 14 it
for those afflicted, to procure something to arrest tIM in
sidious destroyer. Consumption!' before n takes too tlddp
a root. and destroys life! Have not thousands festificd!to
the behetieiareffect of Ikr..//lenean's .E.rpeitorant ReMedy,
a safe and certain medicine, prepared expresily
cure of diseases of the chest.
Read the testimony of
thousands,
who have gems mired
by the timely use of this medicine. One bottle is sttilictent,
n many eases. in teat its curative virtues. Why Ram
procrastinate, front time to tine, until it be too late?
Dr. Duncan's Western Office. No. 150 Sycamore stAtth
Cincinnati. Ohio. where his medicines are sold whole.iiile
and retail.
11.7 - Sold by Wm. JACISSON. Agent, b 9 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. fetal
Yearn.
1543..
1944.:
1645..
1846.0
Civka
11,551
11,427
11,108
.6,951
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I.hatlipt , ln Slight er.td.—lly neglecting those sallgtq.Y
vreew iii oue which common iselth , e dictates. many, titrry
many, tall victims to their imprudence. We liar e ken
the young bride, Mounting as it were, as the bird of-para
dise:anti line fair flower of hope, the pride of her tiqer
and the joy of her muther—her cheek flushed with attrltti
potion. mid her eye , beaming with the" soil expressithr of
love—she 'gay dreams of lite dancing on bee fancy With
the rich 'and variegated tint. of The ruinhow's
W liuVe , 4 . 14;;)' . 8).1, Uld ,-tued are, t h e
e . 6r _
Tnetit.foi-a slirotl.and the-6ridal chamber for the sepul.
chre
told.of the dead; and ail this from aeglectinir entlinibn
lidi betbregh.a immediate , it
relief;ns thousands'of
our-mostintelligent families now admit of its most exPra
ordinary enres, -Who gay,;tho beautiful, and the voinia
speak forth its praise; Rail ski longaslt atalceri
tire cares; and attemraltia despairing family' , fireside.
For saletiv EtiaTdirie 4E - Kneeland, Griate:strcet.berifw
second; and Kidd & Co. corner of Woodand Foltrili.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Tobacco in Foreign Market■
TO THE CITIZENS OF PITTSBURGH
=IEII
LOCAL 11ATTARS.
.:Circonorottsr,--We.have already notified the death
4 , fla.vromen:inDincintrati, by taklatriChlernihrtn. it
ft.,yet uncertain that the . fl u id (loused:the death.
.
However this may be in point of foot, 'the use of
Clbloroform will now be abnndoned. People will not
tutzard their lives, for the purpose of avoiding a few
titillates pain. It has been administered In several
anima in this city, since its first introduction to the
public; .but we do not expect to hear of it any 11:1070 .
Doctor tetriatked yesterday, that this branch of
is bilsinesa had now been cut off.
We clip the following from the Cinc;annti Engel
'tot :
THE LATE DEATH BY CHLOILOYORH.—We corvers•
bd on yesterday with it gentleman attached to the
Medieitl College in this. city, relative to the late
death of Mn.s Simmons. It has been asserted that
she was in ill health, and that she could not have
long survived had not the chloroform been given
ter. Dr. Lawson professor of Pathology in the Med.
College, was president of the examining com
mittee who made a post mortem examination. We
are told that on Thursday he reported the result of
`the examination to his class at the college. The bo
by exhibited the most perfect state of health—Lthe
lune, heart and other important organs of life all
_•'sing in the most healthy condition. The commit
, ee, we understand, are. satisfied that her death was
caused by the administration of chloroform. It is
ikupposed it was given in too • concentrated a form,
!And that insensibility was thus caused too rapidly. It
.Nips given by an inhaler, (air tight) a sponge saturat
ed with chloroform being first deposited within it.
'We are told that the usual, and safest way, for its ad-
Ministration, is by dropping it upon a handkerchief
and then permitting it to be inhaled by the patient.
We do not in this article intend to reflect any blame
upon Dr. Meredith. We presume he gave it, as he
had given it to others, and es other physicians and
dentists had administered it.
:!Sconritintusx.—For some evenings past, a gang
ci,t ruffians Have been in the habit of congregating in
the neighborhood of the upper bridge, for the pur
4roae of assaulting the Factory girls as tl.ey arc re
turning home. On Tuesday evening the Mayor
.otationed a police force there and thus frightened
them offf. But there is no guaranty that they may
hot return.
. ALAI !-A printer wad in the Tombs on Monday
:night! Bat we have the pleasure of saying that he
;was a stranger. While before the Mayor, he wept,
rand knelt down and plead, as only a printer con',
ft,tir forgiveness. In consideration of his humility
Hone, discharged him with a reproof. Oh,
ivhiaey !
{KY-James 6. Carat. Esq , of this city, one of the
Board of Reyenue Commissioners, at Harrisburgh,
announced the death of the Ron. June Qutttcy AD
AMS, to the Board, in a very feeling, and eloquent,
and appropriate address. on Thursday last, after
:which the board adjourned.
4 '51 . 1R/TVAL TaAncr."-.-On Monday evening Mr.
',Spencer had a respectable audience-gin the Odeon.
Vie experiments were as he announced they would
he, entirely newl*vel-ritid wonderful. fie had a
Subject who gave'a clTecription of the scenery of
tiorrie of the planet., the Moon, &c. The audience
:u
L ."
.d not appear satisfied with the phenomena exhibit
' *tot, though all looked on in astonishment.
rtir The members of the.new Church (Sweden
iirtglanr) are preparing fo; a regular organization,
and will have service every Sunday. The Society
- is now small, but in faith, good works and intelli
gence, strong as any.
THEATILE.—The Invert , of the Drama will he
ple.ised to learn, that Mr. Patter will be in our city
Ina few days, and will open the Theatre.iminetii
stelv atler his armitl.
UV"The first number of the Alleghenian made its
appearance on yesterday, rich and racy
• ISS - Paulson's new ball, Fourth Street, is to be
nAled the "Arou.o.' , It , Atll be a magnificent
DI TED—On the t..E.lth:irrat.. 8.r.n.N., aD HAFINInn. of con.
tlumptton. The funeral wilt:take place trout his rPni
deuce. on Water street,:ort Wednesday, the Ist root.. at 4
'o'clock. P. M.
SNYDER.
'4B. Mee chassis , "Way Freight"Llne.
(FORMERLY CALLED FlClNvOtint & co.'s LINE.)
XCLUSIVELY for the transportation tit vs ay freight
I_4 between Pittsburgh, Johnstown. Water
ret rect. and all intermediate pier.s.
Our boat will leave the . warehouse of C. A. W.Nizulty &
Co.. Canal Basin, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, every day.
; (Sundays excepted.) and shippers can always depend tot
having their goods forwarded, without delay, and at 'air
rates.
This Line was formed for the special tierennnodation of
the tray business. The proprietors. thankthl for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the hart two
yearn, respectfully inform their old customers' and the
public generally. that they_itave extended their facilities,
&c.. during the pact winter, and are now better prepared
to accommodate an increased business.
TRoFulElotts.
It. H. CAVAN & to. WM. sTrrr.
C . c;. w m FuuroN.
JAMES A. LOSE. JOHN NIILLER.
TINDLE& Mel/DWELL.
Aiiesys-- C. A. WA:rutrY & Co.. Pittethugh;
R. 11. CANAN, Johnstown;
JOILY Mittga, Hollidaysburg;
11sRlitELL & MYTINOSIL Water st, Huntingdon co
Regrargegs—S.mith & Sinclair: J. & J. APDevitt; G. & 11.
Shoenberger; R. Robison & Co.; It Moore : Bagaley
Smith: John Parker; Wet. Lehner, J. Jordan & Sott.
mar 1 (Gazette copy.) -
Merchants , Transportation Line,
1 - 1, Olt the 'Pransportation of Merchantlize and Produce
j: to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Goods consigned to
our care will be forwarded without delay. at the lowest
rates. Bilk of Lading. transmitted. and till instructions
promptly attended to. tree from tiny extra charge for stor
age or roisimission.
C. A. WANULTY & Co.:lmporters,
Cattal Basin. Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
(Gazette, only. .
Tobacco and Cigars.
JTACOB MeCOLISTER has removed front his old stand.
No. A 9. to No. 10 Fifth street, where he hos fitted tip his
roots in a superior style, and will keep on hand—vither for
wholesale or retail—the following named articles ? Im
ported Principes; Regaling, of all haunts: Lenonnas;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. &c. Ile respectfully in
vites his friends and aequaintatices to call rind see hint, in
his new store, before purchasing elsewhere. mar I.lm
0111,01201'0101. in 1 lb. bottles;
Pure Nitric Acid; just received cud fur gale by
B. A, FAIINESTOCK &
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mar 1 corner fst rind Wood eta
Tthe Honorable the Judges of the Conn of Querter
j tics.ions of the Pence, in and for the county of Alle-
gheny :
The petition of Mosep Brawdy, of the First ward, city
of Pittsburgh. in the comity aforesaid. humbly sheweth.
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travellers and others, at his
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and prays int your
lionoTs will be pleased to grant him u license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner. as
to duty hound, will pray. MOSES BRAWDY.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward, do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the acconunodation of travel
lers and others. and that said tavern is necessary.
David Drennan. Jas. Gray. 4th street. Adam Aitch. John
Caldwell. • Joseph DorringtOn, J. 'Elliott. John Drynr.
Thomas Jones. Thomas Kerr, Henry Fearhetter. D.
FrirkiFon. A. Warner. marl-dasoo.
110 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
1 Sessions of the-Peace, in and fur the county of Alle-
ghen
The y
petition of Jacob Colebaugh, of Boss township, in
the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That your petiion
er bath provided himself with materials for the accommo
dation of travellers and others, at his dw elling house in
the township aforesaid. and prays that your Honors will
be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of
entertainment. And your petitioner, as is duty houltd.
will pray. JACOB COLEBAUGH.
We. the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid township,
do es , rlify, Thnt the aluive petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is whil provided with house
room and conveniences foi the accommodation of travel
lers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
Geo. Cooper, Rat. Hare, Thomas Morrow, Casper
Reel. John Cm Lecky, Rohl. Bare. Battle! Burns.
Alex. Neiley, Watson, Daniel Il'Kever, James
Boide. marl4ltls
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rito the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
1 ,Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of Alit,
gheny.
The petition of-Isabella Borden, of the Ist word, city of
Pitatburgh, in the county atbresnid. bumble Montreal :
That vour petitioner bath provided herself with materials
for th . c accomniodution of travelers and others. at her
dwelling house in the city and ward aforesaid, and prays
that Your. Honors will be pleased to grunt her a license to
keep tt public house of entertaininent. And your petition
er, as in defy bound, will pray
ISABEIJ;.I. BORDEN.
We, the , sulumribers; citizens of the Ist ward, do certify,
that the shun petitioner.* of good repute for honesty and
temperance, raid is well,proytded with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of_ travelers and
other.. :old suid taiern n
is ecessary. - -
- John Campbell, John Gall, Jacob Vandergrid, It. Swo
ger. Joseph Dorringtott, llenry StrTort, Andrew Morton,
John Dorrin-,ton, OWt a McElwee], Samuel Barnes N.
Frew. 13. mar 12:lt
T OST.—Ctrt Monday, theW ; vls instant, about one ciclack,
I( '
--LA on - the Fourth sire - , / Road, between Congress and
Wood ,aticebt, u Detac cd Lever Watch: The finder win
be liberally vewarderF i'y leaving it at this °dice. or at tlat
office of the Div:llth. ft It 'JO
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•;-,L.161' OF LETTERS
MISNAMING irrAre Pittitinrgb..Sofn Office from' the
;EL 16th, till Ist- day ofmaroi; wa.. Persons Calling
for Letters, willsay they are advertised.
, . please
Adamsi'D or Illiza Cunningham John ,Bill J NI
Mama Manlike! . ,Cuirneire(aeorge F' Ilill-HtMindi •
Akin John •t . ' ..Carrein .1 -..- - IfflElltrA miss
Adams Ellizb`th J Culp•Mary Flings Francis
- Marna E.lane Cunningham NI A Hiyely John
Adattis'Tohn S Cutin Eliza Hill Jacob
Adair Sarah Dangerfield Jas Bill Joseph
Adams Ann, D Dalzell John Holmes James B
Abrams John L Dalzell Sarah A Holladay David
Aber' aaob Davidson James Itoldenshield S
Abrams !William Dailey Harriett Hoag Francis 3
Allan Enoch Dawes John L Hoeg James
A.lladiceElizabetli Davids Joseph Holmes J B
Alger Julia A Dangerfield Jar, " Holdship Henry
AllenderAhrahani Dayton Horatio Hodkinnay E 2
Alexander 8 B Davidson John Holmes Mariette
Allison James Day & Crofts Holmeißebecca
Allen Jaines sr Davis A R Howard Bazzel
Amstar 'Jacob Davis Amelia F llothurd . Wm
Allen"Mitry Jane Davislaeob Hoti,ghte H
Anderson B F • Davis Charles G Howard G W
ApplebylMary Davis Zedekiah Houghton E
Andrews William. Davis Rich S . Hooper Samuel
Ansted Jacob Davis Dennis Hughes Mint I
Anderson T Davis W. 51 Hunt Richard H
Anderscfri David Davis William Hunt Catharine
AndersOn Harriett Davis A Hunter James •
Andrews James Davis John Hutson II D
Argustlit 51 2 - Dean D D miss Hunter Martha
Arnold Daniel Denning & Ross Hutchison John
Armstrong All 2 Denning John Hunter Etnaline
Armstrong Simon Dean Sarah Hubbard mr
Arthur James Decker William limiter James '
Annstrong C L Dr Devol Sarah A. Hurst Catharine
Armstrong Hiram Dennison F II Huh George
Atkinson 51 A Devine Bridget Huntingdon John
Atchison J B Dehart Mary 'Hull Melinda
Ashden ;John Devlin Mary It; \ Hugue Hannah
Auld David Diver L Hull Silas
Auld Katharine Diven William Huston . Andrew R
Attu C fit Diveless Dan! Hull Anne E
Atkinson Henry Dillon John ' Hunt Augustus 3
Bailey Mary Dixon John Hunt Wm
Bailey Henry Dugan Peter Irwin Wm
Baker Thornton Donnelly Hugh R Ingold John NI 2
Baker John Dougherty Mary Irwin Ann E
Bailey F Donaghy 51 I miss Irwin James A
Baldwin James Domineer Aloes Jackson Mary E
Bailey Robert Dugan Sohn Jammeson Thos
Bauman GW 0 Downey Bridget Jackson rimy
Bagangers mr noble James , Jackman Susan
Banker Mary Dooling Martin Jack Johri
Berns James Donaldson David Jaeksen Hannah
Barton John 2 Doke George Jock Mary
Baxter Victoria Dollen Elizabeth Jancy Wm
Bed-nee/1 A Donovan Mary Joice Thomas
linrretcjames Douglass William Joy Hannah
Barnes . John Donnelly Neill Jewel Joules
Barry Catharine Duffy Margaret Jenkilla Evans
Bar John Key Duncan artily Jenkins David
Bailsman Sand Dunn Peter Jenkins Eliza
Batchelor Fredk Duff P awn Joslen 0 C
Batchelor C NV Duncan JaalCs Jordan Ann
Barlow A B Duncan Robert Judge Thomas
Barlow. Win Duff Peter 2 Jilts James
Bare:ay Margaret Earl Henry 2 Johnson Eliz'th E
Baxter :Michael Edwards 11 T Johnson Henry
Bateman Walter Edmondson J5l Johnson Ah_gelina
Bell George Eakins \V H 2 Johnson J E
Beatty W W . Eckman Henry Johnson .31 P
Feat John Easter C D Johnson Mary A
Bender Adam Eberhart Mary A Johnson Thos
Bennet:Nl Eggers Albert Johnson James
Beckett Pred'k Eyeman Jacob Johnson Mary A
Bentz Wm Eaton John Johnston Wm
Beckei.Andrew Ebert C 0 2 . 101 1 1 1 6 On Eliza
Umlaut C R Ebert tV II Johnson Thomas
Beckett Robert Ehresman Jahn Jones Ellen
Bingbain Ann Elliott John Jones Tamer ,
Bickerstair las Espy hone,. Jones Robt M„.,2
Blakely Geo 3 Emory Daniel Jones David C
Higley Margaret Este. Abner Jones Am J
Liddell' H 51„ .. , F.llison Sarah Jones Elizabath2
Blossom NV II English Daniel Jones Edward
Illnkeney .1 T Eivina Mary Jones D NI
Bidwell Augustus Entice Sarah Jones Joseph
Bleckson Peter Ellis Mary Ann Jotter Peter
Blair Sarah Elmer Peter Jones Emmn
Black Mary E Evens Spencer Jones Elizbbeih
Black Jobs Evans Geo Ni Jones Morgan II
Bieck Geo Evans Joseph Jones Henry
Black Mary Ewen John 'Kennedy I.
Bogs Jos Evans , David M • Kearns trim and
Borland David Evans Jos Earns George
Poland Agnes .11 Pencil Mnry Kennedy C'
BowlbY Mary L 2 Faust Wrn Kelly Sarah
Bowers Pew Pony James ' Kelson Geo
Balmer James Firmkner Chas Keller Mary
Bonelll Isaac 51 Fault Wm L. ' Keller James
Borinek John R Faulkner F Keating llngh
Bowmen 51 Ferguson Thes Kearns Thomas
13oilentii,alieth Fellows John Kauffman Henry
Boyd Ann Fetter Jacob Kennedy DO
” Borland Mary Feniele John ' Kennedy James
Bown James Feed C Kuteon Jonathan
Plasm W T Ferguson Flizbli Karns C
Boyd Mary R Ferguson Thos Keeney Abel
Lloyd Geo D Fenton Janie. Keller Peter
Brown lease Ford Martha II Kclehnrr Ann C
-Brawn Catharine Furgetmn David K Keefe Patrick
Brown Joseph /*earns W W 3 Kearney Sarah
Brown Gen re 27114011 Mary C Killarrialtees mrs
Brown E!i2b'll II Fineman John Kerry James
Brown Elizabeth Flinn Edward Kees David T
BroWii Henry Fitzveialci John , .Kerncy Sarah
Brown John 51 Fleming Joseph Kerr John
Brown NI mrs Fish Henry W Kelly Cornelius
Bradshaw Wm . Fleeces Win 2 Kelly i
itrookk.ll 0 Fish Henry W Kerr Jane ,
Brerde Ceo R • Foster Mary J Kerr Joint
Brady Murry Forsythe & Baker Kerr M
Ilrophy John .
Foster W NI Kerr James J
Brady' James I) Foster Martha Kelly \V B
Bryan John Ford Ann Kirk Owen
Bruce, Fanny Fowler J ll K implant! S
Baaniteit Morris Fox Richard Keiser Peter
IltructinerJosphitte Foliart Charles Kirkpatrick J 51
Brady Michael Foster Boyd Knox Anna
Brook Eli Finer Jos C King David C
burr Samuel Foster Wm Kimlter Italie R
Bruit Mary For - ell David - Knox Joseph
Bryant T A Foster Adam Kiser Joseph
Iles ant EJla NI Franklin Robert Rile Win
Bruit James Friend Simply Kyle Elizabeth
Bradly Richard Frost Jedediah • Kunkle Mary
• Bryant S mica Franklin James Lafferty M A sired
Homer A J Freese John Lavern Mary
Burns 111 miss . Ermined N Lake J
I - I) erly P ors 2 Fulton John Lambert Alfred 3
Buntline Isanc .Funk II • Lambia Ann B
Burton James Fuller \V B Lake Chester
Butcher JII Garwood Joseph E.arkins E 2
Butler John B 2 Galligher Eliz`h Lath P 2
Burgoyne JII Galbreath Wm A Larkin B
Burgess N G Gates Joseph Lansing Thomas
Born john Gates Thomas S Lander lialurah ,
Ituricin Maria Garrard Wm R Layton Elizabeth
Burk:Joint C • George Robert Layburn Wm
Burney Wm Gallagher Hugh Lam Nirbolas
Iturker John Getty'Critlie mrs Larkey Michael
Weill, orili Emma Gallagher Tim'y Bassett lynt
}mirk - John M Gartsule Joseph Lang Win
Nina. Bernard 5 Getty James Lewis Thomas
Carey James 2 Ghanian Mom% J Leonard BC
Carey Thomas Getty Lewis B LewiaWtn H 2
Carey Lawrence Gaujaill Suml Lewis Wm
Clln.ipn Thos 2 Gabler Margaret Bemis Edmund
Cameron James Gillespie NVilliain Lewis Joseph
Cameleer George Gillespie John N Lewis Evan
Carey Moses Gibson WO Lewis Catharine
cahoot' Pulaski S Gibson W NI Beeper J A
Carson John Gibson Elizabeth Beeper Wm
Carle.ss John NI Gillespie John Leech F L
CartY John Gleadhill Geo W 3 Ley - burn John 1.
Carnahan Poi ern Glenn rim - lamvia J
! Car e y Eliz'th June Glenn 'W H Liggett Robert
Carney George Glass Matthew Little John
Casn Sullivan C Gomm Cornelius Little Margaret 0
CntaielE tV Good Valentine Lister .1
Canienter Jane Gordon :Margery Lister James
Carpenter las II Golds John Little Nancy
Canieron Ni t 'iniain Gotselatick John Lilly Catharine
' Cannon John NI Gould John S Livingston J
Celhoon me Gorden Joseph C Lindsey miss
Case .s.iii,m, CI Godfrey Freilk NI Lindsey R
Cahill Dennis Grandy lames Ligeett J A
CasSilly Sarah Goodwin Rielid Lightner J W
Carhaelian Jas L Grover Jonas LitaiNiek Sarah
Carey Simon Green Joseph Lowry Lc Rey 3
curry C Grant Jane Lowry K
Cainphell W W GrifEth Henrietta Long Joseph Jr
Campbell Edward Grady Nicholas Long Wm
Cainpbell James Grant James Long Amanda
Campbell Edsv Jr Grimes Jahn Lowry :Sara
Cniapbell Mary Grigg James Loner:run Jus 2
Caldwell Sarah Gem Capt Long Robert
Christy Thomas G Greer Joseph 2 Lobug J
Christy JM. Grove Frederick Lowry Nancy
1 Christy Thomas G Gray Geo W Love James
Chub miss Graham Sarah Love Ephraim
Chambers Wm Graham Andrew Lore Kosannah
Choennan Mary A Gray Henry Lusk J
Chamberlain John Graham C Button B ,
Clancy John H Gray James Lowry Wm
Clark P F Gray Win K Lgan Rebecca
Cline J Cray John T Long J K
Clark James NI Gunning 'Wm Lloyd Sr. Bro WI;
Chlik Wiliium II Ginning John 2iackareal C
Clark J D Gullet' John Magill Teary
Coehnin Alex Hall William Maze Thomas
Codliran J Hamilton 3W 2 Mains:Niels - ilia
Cochran John T Ilamlin Eliza Maccall Henry
Co6per Thomas Hall John Ma harg John
Cooper Mary J Hamilton Jelin Mayer George
Coe trap John 2 Hall William Alaharg 'Mary J
Collins Chas Rev Hamilton Thus B Maxwell John
Cokely Catharine Hamilton Simnel Matter Daniel
Cole A Gleason Hamilton John 1, Mallon Thomas
c e t e in e I w m rs Hampton R B Maxwell Win
Collier Thomas Hackett Thomas Marks W lion 9
Collins Cans Read Haney William Magill Mary A
Collins Deborah Hackett William Mason Sarah
Colburn 1 Hammen sr n Maxwell Julia
Cole Richard Hamden Joseph Mason NV
Convery Lydia J _Handy Benjamin 1 :%, 8 1 1 ,i es ti v a s n - a k ii A
Corriston John 2 Bfigurty Robert J
Cohts Daniel: Holstead James B Marsh Margaret
Coy Thomas Mines Adam B Marian Rachel
etlilwell John Handlen Edward Marshall John
Coyle. Susannah. I lammett John Martin Win
Comertoril Arthur Harris K E Mercer Wm
Colima - ord Rose Hartman John Megan James
collie y John Harris John Men :her A
CLOp.vay 11 mrs Hannan Nancy 51ereditl4J NI
Collaally John Ilartman mrs Metkink Jos 2
Cook Samuel Harkin Elizabeth Mm''enliarner "
c o m a e y u l, 2 Harmon Samuel Meiji' . M
Cote Marcellen Hun Charles -Nk "" 6 ' fle "'" ).
emit W C Harris A H Mellon Thomas
COWall Robert Hare Frederick g . Morrimon It
Cowles D S Merl:J . olin 2 Mi/q."`" Jaunts
Critter . err P pasting Nl
ing David C enointi Sarah
Cam an I .1: ' Haslet/James Millard W in A
Coyle my
Coolary A . Hatch CJr Millega a C
met" Ezekiat Milegan JC K
Courtney Sarah Hawes Jaines B Nlinkey Henry
Conner John. '• Hays Thomas Milla David Ii
Conner H 0 - Hays William Miller Amelia
Crawford James Hayes Mary F Mitchell Edgar
Crouse Jane J liashurn JIM.; slitchell Martha
Crouse Jane , Henry John Miller Henry
Creighton Joseph Henderson. C Mitchell Sarah A
Craeraft Joseph B Henry 111 i Miller Jane
•Critig Robert ß Hecw ig Jacob. Miller John
Craig' Thomas . Merriman James Miller Joe
Cruzen Eliza . -HentiellJoaeph G Miller Jacob
Craig John ,i . . -Heaney James ' Montgomery S
.Crawford John C Herron Matthew Monroe .7 Is '
Crosby/. &H Henry. Helena H' di A t ire .y .
Critchlow David' Heffron Stephen ' -Morris P mrs
, Crosin• Genii' • •HellOsvell'llerqi Ifforgan M . A
Craverord Jaiireaßlienderson Louisa Moran; John
Catherel V mrs ' Hershey Magi/len - MoorlMild NV . B
CanitinirisDWen Henry Mary - '.. MotrilThoinas S
Curry George Herron Jarneir C Human Fells 2
Curran Richard lienderton SI. Moreland Patriok
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Morris Benjamin Panne; Reason . f SitlithAndre*
Morris John H- 1,- ,Peoplealohn ; Smith Jahn 0
Moorhead MaryiPeere Ann mrs : Elinkh John 4
Morris Thomas 1 i Pereey li : Smith COlirin J
Moorhens Thos u. Pentland Wm
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Morrison W ..l' ' Pease Morris El '-Smith GIVVm
Moore James PeskL M - " Smith linden
Moore Thomas Pearson Elizb'h Smith Wm 2
Moore Win 2 ,Pnloutott M 7 miss Smith Dennis
Moore June Phillips Anna Smith Samuel
Mcore Thos G 1$ Primenk Henry Smith Mary J mrs
Moore Thomas J Phillips David Smith Mary miss
Morrison Mary Phillips 11 M Smith-Anna
Morrow John Piper Win Snodgrass Eliz'h
Moore M mrs Phillips David E : Sotehar Beards&
Moore James Piteavesno A Sproul Thos R
Morrison Stephen Price MAC C min .Speer Lydia
Moore W D Patter Charlotte • ,Speers Alexander
Moore Robert W Price Alexander , Sports .1 Sam
Moore James Porter James 31. Sootherlßealah
ltrardock Win Pratt Ellzb'h miss •Spilinen Patrick
Muria W J Porter Robert . ' Snyder Emily
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Murdock miss Porter John A . Snyder john
Murdock James Pegg John • Spencer Wm P "•
Murphy Alex Price Wm H - Squila Isaiah R
Murphy Martha Powell L Smurr Joseph
Murray James I'oolton Mary 'Miele S A mrs •
Murphy Cornelius Potts C P Steller Abner
Murphy JS PrestortWin - . Stephens Francis,
M'Aleer Marg't Proctor Walter - Sturdy Walter
M'Aleer Jane Pumphry_ A ' • Stougbd John T
M'Bride Thos Pluton Henry, Stanley: Wm W
M'Clelland I Porter Ann miss SteblerlAbner
Al'Cullongh C Preen Lorin G Stucker G
3l'Cullough T Porter-Ann J miss Stewart E miss
M'Causland .1 R Price James . Stewart.Willioni 3
31'Carthy John Price J B mrs Stewart A W
31 , Cabe NVm Price Alexander Stewart - J . A
M'Clorey Michael Porter Emanuel ... Stewartßobeft
3l'Cartney Sam Piiiman John . : Stewdrt 1
31'Clure Jas H QuigleF S 'Strickler Reuben
APCltire Margl Quigly Feliz Stockton E
M'Causland J Quin Juil6 miss Strong Francis
IWCailin 'James Ralph Daniel ~. Striekling J.W
31'Cartnel• S Ray Wm - Stacking Stacking Sophia P
Nl:Cann Isabella 2 Reenter Josiah - Stilltoase .1' A
M'Cabe W P Rafferty Mary Sutton DB
31•Catin Geo • Rulligon Thomas Sweny , James . I
M'Cnul James Ray Mary I mrs Swaney Edward
M'Closkey F Rathbun Erastus Swift Thomas
M'Cabe Patrick Ruy Samuel Sugderi James
M'Carthy John Rea Jane SymeJOhn
M'Carthy Jag Rhodes J D Suetraiin June mrs
M'Calrey Jan Reaves B C Sutch George
;'Cane Mary Reese G StunoMW LI
M'Cutcbcon Hugh Resinger L mrs Swain Wilson
31'Connell James Reamer I mrs SaivoriDennis '
31:Crockett Car'e Resinger Jos Taylor Joshua
Nl,Cutcheon Sam Reemodgh Saul- Taylor!Mary A
M' Curdy Sam Rhevillsitletry mis Talont john
NrCutcheon Ilugh Rever Daniel Talontlane miss
M'Corkle James Reds Henry Taylen Wm
APCready James Redwood John, Taylet.Toseph A
APCracken Eli•g'h Rheods Harriett Teetes , Riehard '
M'Cready Agnes Reeie Reese- • ThompSon Jas P
M'Cormick Mich! . Reainger D Tovis.lienjentin •
3PClure Robert Rhoads Wm mrs Thompson Mosei
31 , Court Sergeant Rlioads James 2 Then-Amos
ArCreary Jos N Rhoades M miss Teeter Rich W
i Al'Ellroy JNI Riceity Richard Thompson R N
I M'Dowell Alex .1 Reamer Josiah Thiring Lemuel
MTlonnell Johu 3 Rea Jciseph Thompson Martha
M'Ellroy Wm Reed John F W Miss
Al'Dowell John 2 Reed Samuel C • Thompson Elizth
AVElrea Rcb Ann Reed.Nlarglmiss Tetrt Win .
Al'llsay S B Reed Rebecca. A Thatcher :51 Ames
111 Donnell Robert Reed E miss ` Tiernan John
ArDonald Henry Reed Silas Turner Richard
NlTalls Andrew Reed Thomas Townson Geo
AVG.:mint Jane Reed Alaretmiss Tompkins 0 E
M'Fail John Reed Joseph Toel mrs ,
M'Grew Martha Reed Jackson Turner , Richard
31'0owin John Reed Alice Turner Chas 11
Arliee Elizabeth Reynolds John • Townsend EW2
• M'Gregor S E • Reynoldi James ' Talley: M J miss
M'Gratli Hemp Rice H ild . Tustin James jr
M'Gowan Win Reely Mary'rniss Tomei John.
31`Guire James Richard David 111 Tomes E miss
3PKown Martha Riddle Joseph Mealier Joseph
NlGuire Ann J one Richards Henry Todd Wm 0
Al'F'adden Ann Robinson Eichorn Toner Mary Ann
31'Garr Edward „ Robinson J 1 Vanwickel N
3C(Juire Sant _Robinson 31 mrs Viteh Itabecca
, 31 , Graw Hugh 1.-1, Robinson 31-miss Vandergritt Jos
Mliume IT ' Robinson J \V Viniteke Joseph
3111waine Jan H Robinson W I Vizey:
M'llwaiue John Robinson•Elizbli Vriadegrift Sam
, 3l'llwainc Jane Robinson James Walker Edward
31'Kitight IV F Robins:lll,M G ' Walsh James
' Ntliain James 2 Rape Win ,Watilionc C miss
i 31:Kown Joseph Rugg JK Watshn. Closk
M'Kenna l'atriek Rutherford Juba Wanice Agnes
i APKee Adam 2 Russell Caleb Wandelchel F A
31• Kenna James Ruttioford Jlt Ward Wm
31 , Kee James Risher Daniel Ward John
. APKec Boleti Richards Wm Wagner J Rev
31 , 1..tegEdin Mar Richardson Wm Wayland mr '
31 , Clain John Ritchie John Waidiand Henry
MTh.) Win Rine Daniel Wanderoi Matilda
ArVey John • Riteity Elizb'h mis Watt W S
APRonerts Jane Richard Thomas %Voting, S W
31•Spaildey Alurgt Riddle 11 Watson NI miss
NYMullin \V Rawly Chas N ' Wall_George
31 . Nutt George Rowingeneer .1 Ward John
31Mullin \Vitt Rohl, James A Webiter Alex
AlMullan Dan Riseling A Weaver Jacob
M'Alickle Win Ross Emstus Nreltleott NI E
NV:Mullen Mary A Roberts Emeline Weish John -
AP:Mutton Alex„ Rasgrove rues \VAX Robert
M'Numarn J a mei:. Roark Thomas White Win
APNlit II ad S Rogan Owen , Whitaker Charlds
Neil R, Rader .l Whitaker Cs Jr
Neill Joints P • Redman Thomas White David .
Neily Ann Reap Wylie White Anderson
Nelson James Ross Johnston White Charles C
Neely Joseph Rogers John White DD
Newell John Seger Jahe • White Richard
Nunes James ' Savage IT II White 'rhomas
Nickle Hugh St Joan William Wherry Win J
NesbittT It Rev Salter Thomas White Wm -
Newell John 9 Sager S miss White Claky •
Negley Geo G _Sounder Saml„ Waite George IV
Nutt Jameii 4
.;Sayer Marg't true White Michael
North Stan Segon Hanna - White John Hey
Nichol Cathariue Scott Eliziimiss White J D
Nichols Julie Scales Wash Williams RoLen
Nicholson Rob's Scott Walter Williams Evan
Norris Kennedy B Seiry Julion 'Williams Isaac
Nixon J S - Sellick 11 Williams Wm
Noble James Semere Adam . Williams George
Nichol James Sellsek Cololine WilSon George - •
Norman Wm
.Sellack Ilernfter Wils'on .1 W
O'Rourke Jas 2 Sergant Alexr - WihMit E miss 3
O'Brien James Sober J Wilson Eliza Jane
Oliver Jane Seamen Henry Wilson E miss
O'Neill DI) . Sereant John V Wilson Matthew.'
O'Donnell John . Simon Ameudo Wilson James
Oliver II W Shaw James Wilson John
O'Leary Jeremiah si ts ,, ; E. s47 , Wilson Andrew-8
Oaks M 0 Sharon S mrs. Wilson James
Osbert, A K Shenk Saint L Wilson C Miss -
Officer Bit Shorren Sarah Wible John
Oldfield James Shollenberger D Witherington G E
Officer R W 4 Shannon Wm Wicks S J miss
Odill Charlotte Shaffer John Wilcox Writ Rev
Oliver Robert SlicetsAittliony Whiney Charles
Orr Robert Shirk Walter a Wilmore I: Ann
O'Brien John Sheets Win R Wicks C miss -
Oliver our Shoring John Wisemen Wm H
O'Brien Thomas Shorter John Winters C .
O'n: , ,,•rac Michael Shnrip Wm K - Wilaids Hugh
Patton David Shepherd Allen V Whokman 1-1 H
Paul Robert Shapes Thomas Whir Cephas .
Partner John Shissler G 'Woodburn James
Patton Wm Spiders Wm R Woods John
lain Win Sheck Samuel WPOclward Amiss
!'arson! Maria She rick Joseph E Wheids P
Puehel Wm Shuly Henry Walf John
Packer Lewis . Sinnnes John Wheels Thomas 0
Patterson Erniss- Stulihers Z Y Witeden Henry
_ . Pattersonl B9' Siligs Hack ' WOods John J
Parker Edward R Steiger . Jacob Weight Fenton -
Patterson Henry Skimmer John Yohng G
Park Daniel Sleigh Joseph YMAng James Jr .
Parks Alex's Sloan Mary tars Yining John .
Putterson - MJ miss _Simmons Thomas Yating William D
Patterson Ann , Swag Richard i 4 lager George
Parker mrs - Simmons John 1.1,
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Parker Richard - Sill John
INITIALS e
Llewellyn Div Sof T Ocean Wavi Div Sof T 2
Young lieu's Hope do J W - L I .
Pittsburgh No. 42 do I' J 4
Day Spring do Ann C miss
Duquesne do E C S miss ' ;
1.3 - Jurgus . do .I.W S I r
start C. NPKIBBLN, P. H.
Mepmerlant
A SPENCER will`prescnt his astonishing rind won
/TA. derful Experiments, this week. at We ODEON. The
mysterious state called !• Spiritual TraneiP will be pro
duced ; in which persons will pans awayitand visit other
worlds,planets, the aim and moon--describing their sce
nery, inhabitants, climate, 3:c.
Tb — Admittance, 25 coos. i.
ickets can be bud at the Exchange 110 tel, Office of the
Morning Post. and at the door.
Front scats reserved for the Ladies, anoGentlemen ac
companying them feb%)
. •
.• , Last Week I gl
trtinscivs GREAT PANoRAmA eir . THE HUD
_II.I. SON 'RIVER, will open for nnoth week at Philo
I lull. 'commencing on Monday evening, Lfeb'y 2. , :th. and
continue every evening during the week, except Satur
day. ;Exhibitions to Schools every ailernpomat 3 o'clock.
Tickets 25 eta.. to he had at the Monongahela House, St:
Charles, Exchange; and Merchant's Hotels, and at the
door.
]D^ Doorsopen at 61 o'clock, exhibiOn to commence
at }past 7. feb.N-disv
Dry Goode at Wholealite.
A T URPHY, WILSON & CO., No. 48 ;Woodsireer, are
.01. now receiving by daily arrivals frees the Importers
and Manufacturers, ample supplies of dr;psirable Spring
which they offer to city and confitry retailers at.
the smallest possible advance. Having d .. partner almost:
constantly in the eastern markets, their sank will be kept
up throughout the season. Among the articles already
received. are at cases Prints, come • verX • beautiful; and'
adapted to city sales; a variety of Tweetts, Cotton. Pan
taloon stuffs, bomestic Gingham, Bleact ed and Brown
Cottons. &c. !feb29-dawlm
Stray Cow. t
GANTE to the subscriber. living in Min4sville, Pitt
Allegheny county. on the 22th inst.. a large brindle
Cow. with her lett horn broken off. The owner is et:-
qui:me/1 to come forward. prove propel -o', pay charges,
and take her away; usr she will be dealawnh according
to law. DANIEL KINTY,
felitclaw3t*
ACKEREL-50 bbla No 3 South MaCkerel;
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10 " 1
10 hr" " 2 •`".1"
In store and for sale-by ' . I •
feb2s MILLEIt.& nrcRE - rso.
71‘7
iXTM..I3. POSTER, At:mt./in 1 1 1rxi , ,,IrSolciiel:s, to pro- ,
I V_ cure Land IA arrows and Pensions for widows; at
the office of Wm. E. Austin, Esq., Btfrke's Pnilding; Fourth'
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. • .1!
My son. in the General Land Office.. at Washington,
will attend to my business there, 'free of icharge to appli
cants.
EINIOVAL—C.-A.IteAIVULTY t;• C . have removed.
1.1, to the' warehouses on "Sloan's Vrhutf,) , upper Canal
Basin, Liberty street, where they are now fully prepared
to receive a large amount of Proatn-c, kb.. to ship,an the
Opening of Canal navigation, to Philadqphiri,BalUmore;
andall intermediate places. ' ' :feb2s'.
Alnerigan Almanac, and' posatory of-theful
11 Knowledge. for 148; rec'd and for sale by .•
.JOIINSTON & 'STOCKTON.:
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers.
corner of Market and Third sts.
=MEE
Oates by 'auction
AUCTION SALES, '
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER,
South-East earner of Wood? and nth streets
"DETAIL STOCK OF DRY GOODS. &e.- On Tfinrs-
It, day morning, March 2d, at 10 o'clock, at the, Com
mercial Sales Room, corner of Wood and Fifth sta., will.
be sold to close a consignment, an extensive assortment
of English, French and American Dry .Goods, &c., select
.
ed expressly for this market.
At 2 o'clock, P. It., a quantity ofgroceries, queensware,
glassware, confectionary, writing and
_wrapping paper,
band boxes, matches , senors,. tobacco, gram and coal
shovels,' hay and manure forks, stoves, 7 pieces aup..threts
ply and double Ingram carpet, 2 pieces stair, ditto., look
ing glasies,lnantel clocks in great variety edtlery, 40.
A general assortment of new and second hand houiebbld
furniture, embracing the stock of a family about removing
from the city. , -
At 7 o'clock; 'Oft invoice of good quality boots,
shoes, ready made clothing, umbrellas,: trunks, saddles,
bridles, halters, whips work' baskets, gold• and Silver !
watches, gold penis, stationarY, rifles ' puittilst: pen and
pockerkmves. knives and forks, spectacles , staling, ac-!
cordeons,. fifes, &c. • - feloW: '
AUCTION WALES
BY JAMES , M' KENNA. AUCTIONEER. i.
No.' 114 WOOD ...Am.', setaa INXOIC,WROY.PISTIf.
DAMAGED CUTLERY and Dry.Goodo.at.duerian; at;
M'Kenna's. OnTharsday evening, March' L'd.,st 7,1
o'clock, will be sold at M'Kenna's auction Moo s t Nti.lt 4, 1
Wood street, 3 doors from Fifth, on account et whom it
may concern, a lot of cutlery and dry goods, slighty
damaged on the Ohio river, a few weeks since. ..Terras ti
cash par funds. [marl.] JAS. M'KENNA, Auet.
Sce4—thi ThqrsdaY nesi,J
j_f March .9.41, at 10 will be sold, at Alrfren
nal; Auction Rooms, -a large and general nssortnsent of
Dry Goods, ready made Clothing, boots and shoes, end,l
tory, &c.
At 11. o'clock, P. Nt., Household Furniture, and ' , kite err
Utensils.
At early gas light, same evening, 1 fine gotirpatent lever
Watch, 1 fine silver do. do. do.; with a .eatiety of second
hand watches, of every. description; and immcdiaiely af;
ter. a large assortment of Dry Goods. &c.: .
feb JAMES AFKENNA,
ETAIL Grocery Store, atAuction.—On Thurs.day next
,
R. March 2d, at 10 o'clock, s. at:, will be sold; at the
store of Robert Lafferty, 7th street, a few disarsabare the
canal bridge, his entire stock'of groceries, store fixtures,
&c., as he is declining•that business; among the articles
arc the following: Imperial, gunpowder, young hysom and
black teas, sugar, spices, sugar house molasses. and a
large lot of queensware, with many other anielei in the ,
grocery line; also. brass counter scales and weights, dour
scales andbeam, flout chest, draWers, shelving, "T stove:
and pipe. Terms at sale. • . . -
feb2o , • JAMES MICE:NNW: Auct.
TO the Honorable the Judges of the .Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, mend for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of James Young, of the borough of Law
reneeville, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
your petitionet bath provided himself -with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, achis dwell
ing house in the borough aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a_
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, •as
in duty bound, will pray.: JAMES YOUNG. ,
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid borough,:
do certify., that the above petitioner is of good repine for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided With house
room and convemences for the accommodation of trav7
elers and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
Hunter Ml.aughlin, Wm. Mothens, ' •
Peter Diebold, Samuel Garrison,
Jeremiah Fleming, Francis Stine, •
J. W. Decker. Joseph Miller • '
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Wnt. Hays,
\V. W. Guthrie,
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TO the Honorable the Judges of tne Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, in and for the eminty of Alle
gheny
The petition of Robert Thompson, of the Second Uri:wit,:
Allegheny city, in the county aforesaid, humbly. shevi'eth,
That your petitioner hash provided himself with materials.
for the accommodation of travelers and other,: at his: ,
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and praysthat your;
Honors will be pleased to grant hilt . ] a license 'to keep
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner. ,is
to duty bound. will pray. E. -THOMPSON.;
We. the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid ward, do_
certify. that the above petitioner is Of good repute for
hcinesty and temperance, and is well provided with hodse
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel
ers and others, and that said tavern is npeessary. • '
J. Carson'. J. Allender. Wm. Callender, John Stuck, J.:Stewart.
Stewart. J. Woods ; Samuel M. Lyon, A. Smith, F. Dill, S.
Ifril: Wm. Patterson, H. Solvers. feb29-daw4
r 0 the . Honorable the Tu/ges of the Court of Quarter
1 Sessions of Peace, in and for the county of Alle
gheny:
The petition of Thomas Kerr, of the First Ward; city
of Pittsburgh. in the county atbresaid, humbly shewethi
That your peiiiioner hath provided himself sv . ie materials •
for the accommodation of travelers and o 'era. at, bis
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid. and p ays that your
Honors will he pleased to grant hint a license to, keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner
duty bound, will pray. THOMAS KERIG
I,Ve the subscribers, citizens of the albresaitieward. do
certify. that the above petitioner is of gsod lepuic Mr.
honesty mid temperance, and is well provided with hotline'
room and conveniences tor Site accommodation of travel,
ers and others, and that said tavern is neeesr.ary.
Thomas Rose, Webb Closey, Alien Cordell, Wm. Gov."
man. J. Dorrington,S. Anderson. J. M. , Keei John Cale.
well . . P. Milligan, A. Mortin..l. Gray. 4th st., D. M: Kee:.
fel:2o-.13W31. . . .
r NO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter.
Sessions of the Peace, to and for the county of Alit'.
ghetty
The petition a George Kirkpatrick. of the Third Wards
city• of Pittsburgh: in : the county aforesaid, humbly-show
etli. That your petitidner lath provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others,' at.
his dwelling house in the ward aroresaid, and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep,
a public haute of entertainment. Autl your petitioner, as,
in duty bound, will pray.
GEORGE KIRKPATRICK.
We, the subscribers. citizens of the athresuid ward. do "
certify. that the above petitioner is of good - relive bar:
honesty and temprance, and is well provided witithouse . !
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel- -
era and others; and that said tavern is necessary.
Thomas Jonhaton, Luke Cockshoot. ,J. Dryer. James
Cupples. Michael Daly, M. Cannon, Win. 11. Morrison,
Wm. Fritz, Wm. Paul, J. Shields, R. S. Moreland, 8.-An-.
demon. • felcM-daw3to
rrO the Honorable the Judges of the Celan of
,Quarier .
Sessions of the Peage, in and for the county of.Aße 7 ,_.
ghert:
The y -petition of Juines Gilchrist. Third ward, City. of
Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his d*ell
ing house in ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors.
will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a public
house of entertainment. And your petitioner as in duty-'
bound. will pray. J. GILCHRIST. •
We; the subscribers, citizens of the Fifth ward .do
ify, that the above petitioner is or good repute fur honesty .;
and temperance, and is well provided with hove, room
,and conveniences for the accommodation of, traVelers
and others, and that said tavern is necessary......;,
James Montooth; J. Mlklasters, John Spencer. Moore
Thompson, A. B. Curling, John Carson,: C. Hartwell, R.
M'Cutcherm, John M'Quewan, J.-Cuppples,
Wm. Mackey. febM•dth•
.
Fro the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of du: Peace, ni and for the County of Al
legheny. -
The petition oft. Cross, of the First ward, -in the city
of Pittsburgh, itf" county aforesaid, humbly shew
eth, That your petitioner bath provided himself with'
materials for the accommodation of travellers and others,
at his dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and praysthat
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a licence toireep
a ptiblic Lebec of entertaiment. tud your petitiOner:l4
in duty houltd,will pro;: A. CROSS...
We, the subscribers,. niticens 'of • the ward aforesaid,
do certify, that the above petitioner is of good:mous.
for honesty and temperance, and, is -.well-provided,
with house room and couvettiencea for the accommoda
tion of travelers and others, and that said tavern is ne
cessary
A. Aocltz, M. M. Landuher, John Sevin, Wm
Bennett., W. Wilson - , W. B. Wlntl• Johrt Bryar, D
Brennen; James Elliott, .1: D. Alexander, A. Wallmer.
fcb2S-d3t
? i rO so th . e ai H m %no o ra f Honorable
th C c o c u o rt nn o ty f Q or n A art . n e , r
gheny
The petition of John Agnew', of the Second'ward,
of Allegheny, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweih,
tPheeeijcue,dfneaaondf the
r e
That your petitioner With provided himselfwith materials
for the accommodation of travellers and others, at his
dwelling house in the county. aforesaid, and prays :that
your Honore will be pleased to grant hima hewn. to keep '
a public house of entertainment. And your petitiones, -:
in duty bound, will pray. JOHN- AGNEW.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Second ward, do
certify, that the above. petitioner is of good repute : for.
honesty and temperance, and is well provided withhous•
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel.
ersand others, and that said tavern is netessaty.
L. 11111.14. Leaccek, Ai Smith, - Wm:Hare, T. Hewey,;-
Robert Sloan, Thomas Hughesi - John Patterson; J,Carson t .
J. Allender, John AVGiums, Owen Morgen.-
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rpo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, le and for the county orAlle
gbeny
The petition of IL L. Burkholder, of the Four* war 4
city of. Pittsburgh,.in the county aforesaid, humbly shew- .
cth, •That your peuoner bath provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of. travelers and. Othersi at
his dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and praymr.that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your , petition
er, as in duty bound, will pray. . .
H. L. BERKIJOLDTIC
We, the subscribers, citizens.of the aforesaid ward, do
certify, that the übove petitioner in of good repute for bon
esty and temperance, and is well provided' with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel
ers and others; end that said tavern is necessary.
David Greer, IL Watson, John Fowler. John VtIIICE, J.
Shepherd, E. Greer, A. Craig, T. Owston, J. F. Anderson,
James Matthews, S. Storms, J. J. Kerr. . feb2S-d3t •
,
rilet the Honorable the Judgei of the . Court of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, in and, for the county of Alit
gheny :
The petition of Hugh Duffy, of the . Second Ward; city
-of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid,; humbly shissveth,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with mtiteri
als for the accommodation of travelers and 'others, at his fl
dwelling house in the ward aforesaid, and praysthat3rour
Honors will.be pleased to grant him a license to keep *-
.7publie house of entertainment.. And 'your 'petitioner, as
'in duty boundovill pray. -HUGH DUFFY. ;
WeolfesUbscritie Fs, citizens of the aroi6said
certify, that the aboto petitioner is Of good repute forhon
esty Ind tenmereace, and is well - prosided with Louse
room and conveniences for thU accommodation of travel
ers anti others-arid that said tavern is necessary. H. -
pokers, llusten.'R. 'Dickey, James Stewart, John
Coriniek,ll. G. Brotiks;M: Dan Magelam, John Auderson,.
'.J. J. Hogfen. John Ross, R. Boustuan, A.
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