_ ~ ^y.
otpoettl in
'thirdeldrittlkst
'by the'riotero air
anathemas.. lnien
iiettlara of which_
udder WU e 4lr- ,
and destructive
y. - The sibtdi
.npert iiolaticita
mittoniant*ietY9
' l l, popaacis and
once antiodirage--
hY the Sayer , of
i of their conduct,
therefore, ought to have desisted in',
from' their • imprudent exhibitimin of'
• - ..' It would seem, however,
bolitionism alone is not'what gristly
ed the populace, but circumstances
it countendhced in a practical way the
'nes of amalgamation. That teepee
and delicate young females should be
walking, arm - in arm, in 'the public
is with black gentlemect, looking riii
, 9 and lovinely - in -each others laces, ,
toe much for the mob to endure—it
practical amalgamation I According
be Philadelphia Gazette, the eroded
I have comprised 'from tweet) , awe' to
rthansaad men, generally respectable
well dressed, and determined almost to
an to protect from interruption the
•
ediato agents in the destruction of the
I ding. The firemen seamed fully to
L ticipate iir the - feelings of the assembled
i ulace ; and, though the surrounding
sea were completely protected, not a
r p of,waterfell upon the budding deco
- to-destrecticud .
n reference -to:the Causes which pro.
u ed this 'catastrophe, we extract the fol,i
3 log, from -the Saturday News, as ex.l
_
A natory' :
it ke not to be concealed that a very stron
• lint of indignation has been excited in chi
• all 4 quiet community by the manner in
w kith 'the 'blacks and whites have associated
d' ring - t h e various services which had taken
pl Celli this Nell. Negro men have - been conk
e.iimotisly paraded on the same benches .414 I
d Italic white tamales. end. its if this were
a fficient to show the extent to which anisigama r
ti n is openly encouraged, persons of opposite
zereod different colors have promenaded the
oat mobile streets, with their arms kivingly
twined, and , their looks -breathing the tees
est aro:Son. It is. moreover. currently. sod
e have -reason to believe,. -accurately -rumored,
at at the wedding of Mtge Grimke. one of the
inerant lecturers, who was married in this city
few 'evenings since, the bridal guest" consisted
six black* •and six whites. to arrangement
bich was intended to demonstrate their polled I
ail equality. These Wage, aided by the fah. '
is cravings of Glrrison who has been lecturing I
ere, have nticessarly lento much excitement,'
od at tNt time of writing these perafraphs. tee'
re not without fear that serneserious tresehidf
e pescamay be the result. We rely, howssec,
the efficiency of our police, and the known'
. eve of order which belongs to our city. for
he timely auppreasloo 01 any disorders whihk i
ay nee= , s [ ,
l's.i\on t h e United States Gazette. .3 1 '..]
!Further. Disturbances. ; 1
In out paper of Saturday. we aliuded
' blightly to the outrage of the mob; in 13th
treet above Gallowhill. We were unable
!then to ascertain 'the circumstances df
te
riot—the exact purposes for which the n
i
'ured building had been erected—or he
amount of injury sustained. We h a ve
since learned, on inquiry, that the whple
building, , a very large, doable, four story
brick house, was erected fur the most be
nevolent purpose of receiving, providing for
and educating colored Orphan children.;
A elute:mondani informs tts, that " he , .
building burned by the mob on Friday clew
ning, was the Orphans' Asylum, just fin-
ished, for destitute colored children, in no
way connected with theabolitionists; a very
unobtrusive charity, connected by mem.
bent of the, society of 'Friends' exclusively
1 none of them members of the eholitionl so
f cietY. The children, about forty in num
! her, none over eight years of age, were not
yet removed to the _new building, else the
i - consequences must have, been awful. he
I
1 objects and conduct of this association are
1 so waeseeptionable, and their,
m mea so
l y li-nited, that it is difficulr to - im agine
i any so debased as to cornmit Thege
of Friday evening; the means of :he • y j
otq at
-; nut being-soffi:dent for the current e pea
-1 see of the present inititution, which is con-1
! &lewd• with more -economy and lest ex
; pens 'than any similar institution kntown
' Circti'mktances• *king it necessary' for
l theta Id build, theyhtdre had to incuridebt
for the present building."
On Saturday evening, while; the bushings
• of the- Firemenis Meeting was goinga in
' independence Square, there was a
;rimming-id Sixth Creel; anOrnmeditely
cl t
"a hest of persons were seen coming own
that , }treat, at • n rapid rate, occasi nally
shouting in front-of a-hottatril: This corn
pany;consisting of several thensandt4 add
. continually receiving augmernation„. Went
down „ to the African meeting-house, in Bth
above Lombard street, and it few.peroops
we utideratand commenced ithontioas!if
~, , ,A
an incite the others, t length, so , foiw
l e.
- brickbats were thiewn—indit itee ed te
if the work of destrucumiwasbegtm *hen
sudifelly, Mr. Reit:inlet:Rush' Trim into
the front gf the moir e seized nee - two
actually enga ged in the Mischief,* Agi,
ow l far „..aid. 'll.i once the 'W -
linii . , '- . ' i'
and we here hastened into the triidl - Ohs
o
• inotyrt found none willing to ackuo ledoe
ling
w
1
b r he wishiii l' - ''
' - ii ll6ll-.- -
iV titer 141. ! - " -red the Perfa l k
whom be setae& leti*Nle, ont-'4thow, awe,
.
rallifF'
we re Insible to Leigh' or bins. The mob ;
606 . 1411dd liphi- - itoyittordelithbbrimad:
6F4101011 tilnew tali notart e mpt. Vs earl
liertr„any:faithlit. Oehler. - .ln thislialip
it pplittirteu that -largehubrwere i ,the
bc
their tree - ~. .yeiekik Get relluirmh:
P
Early l on Pe fila r t ' didai . tqrthecorners
o Ittebed:stlialireeice;:clecci;plied:°7ylklekg:re:imilitt'f
, persett' e, eiridently-ebpecting mob) mete..;
.ent, though wfithoht any apparent idea
imneeFitireekrieed:ltut in the coarse
!ct an hour 'or t ,o, c ads had 'assembled,
• d th ere . appearedia tlispixition toattabk
a i
e printing ellfice oof the-Ledger. The
ayorand apatty °Obi police were in the
building. Thep Shriff had a party in o k
fhar the Exchaegel and mounted„ patrols
ere seen parainit along' the streets.— . .)
Nile the crovni were passinglowardethe
:trice, the 'bleier same out and addressed
em, as citizdna, and asked them to con.
rider that theii• own property mighticnne
day be similar endangered, •if they en-
fouraged such!a mode of illegal action-H
,After some rely aixt rejoinder, the em
i elt
ieemeditriteld they .ground; without pro
ceeding taviotence; when, at a late-boor,
I there came a mounted messenger -to give
notice that there 'was an outbreiking in
Sixth or Seventh Ittreet end Lombard.--
Thither the Omit in Duck street - basten•
ed, and the Mayo; with a part of his dis
posable cored preceeded, in cornfilianee
with the -call; r i b, report was, that the
blacks bad ride t upon the whites, and were
heating them d e could not learn wbeth
er this had b ene case, but it is certain
-that a pistol as , fired, and, as it was be- 1
lieved, from t -window -of a house—and'
great coaster ation was manifested. The
Mayor is of pinion that the - pistol was
fired in'the 5 eet4 though as he was ob
i, sent at the ti to Or the discharge, he could
not tell. i i . .
Iris statett.toes that s-crowd assembled
in Small .treet, a i place chiefly occupied by
poor lalafks, out of 'the limits of the city,
and were tnakmgso attack, When the'
blacker. 1.e . , and drove away their-assail
ants. o The riff at that time arrived, end
13 $ e
restored qui '
~~ w~a~:.
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aRa spa
:Lad
IYEIRRIA!
MEE=
EMI
PnazivoLona,. proved, illustrated, and
applied, acedmpinied by a chart; embrice
ing an analysis of •the primary mental
powers,in their 'Various degrees of dere'.
-optkent; the hekomena produced by - their
combined'a drily, and the location of the
phrenologic I organs in the beach. together
with a view o f the - morel and - .theological
bearing of t e sfejence. By 0. S. and L.
N. Fowler. tactical Phrenologists; assis
ted by Sa uel Kirkham, auibor of the
6 , English G rammar in Lectures," and an
' , Essay en 'Elocution." Neil , York. 3rd
Edition,llo3. ' 1 vol. l2mo.
We a:44IM gives 'the tinning
' work a 4k peenstd,..but tem 'read
much th n - t id isAmustrig and linstruc.
• tive. Theleonteuis of the work are indi.
- . .
cated be th title. The results of the ex.
eminalions algrest number of public and
private ind viduals are given; and from the
number of tbe. , former we extract the fol
lowing a out of Henry Clay :
Hamm elliT tarnishes an illustrious example
of the egenewentlketween his phrenological devel
opemenisbig known traits of character...an
agreement fact : which •sen be seascuited fOr on
no ether rat nal; principle than that which ad
-1
wits the truth of, phrenology. The foil wring is
the result ol'a careful phrenological observation
of his head. '
The fi rst pint of interest. is Ms uncommonly
fine end favorable temperament, which is a nom- J
pound of thei carious, sanguine, avid bilious. and' ,
Which recut es ainost happy and delicate blend
ing of'stit mod lictivicy with high suseepti.
Way to oil uli g 4 : and -this ' , temperament isaided, l
by the orga isation of his whole corporeal sisieen,
which is n rivalled. ..
treof
The second tiling Lobe Policed, is the slawpiess
j of his Detects, Winch greatly increase their &Oily
-1 ity and eseitab*ty.. Add to this, the sign of kis
j had, which is Pnesestly rout, it bcint seven In
thee and thlwelights in diameter, and very high
,in pioportien I its breadth; and we have three
favorable Murata' acting in ameert, which, un
der any eireninitances, could hardly fail to bring
him into nOticed but which, under favorable chi.
esinstancei wild of tbenrsehres prudent, a great
genius. But vibes to these eztraordinery manl.
&stations,. ere odd the important one of a Most
favorable devellipenient of the several Mums 'of
organs, an ftillgas of the individuals in each dam
presentintgreSt mental power so admirably ha;
aimed thati,negeofit rune to waste, we tiave-,-
filinllT eLnlmito the life
His beneSoletteit is very far" mid tile sanely'
seas end phiki ''rcigi' mitivenese are deietoped in ap
extraerclin ray etre e for a man. From thus corn
I bination we tdeep,eurrent of 'y in psOy and
' pathos w h i ch • gly character es his speech
-4.....,
lea. and tit hbe wises open feelings, at
rectums, d sof his !hare* and sweeps
j the choreli human heart with the master
hand of algi . a. From the nine COalbina -
I don, al ed that cratrwliebuing bird of
anguish se strongly M ar k e d th e mho on
the late nu of the death of his only child.
s t a
His tom i eas is I'M &W. *bile Ins del.
trurdiam ' only ti l l. - Ilenice, Ibis disposition
to'debate. nd ist ithont showing great sever.
ity of ch r, and ore retorts courteous which
display orwmanireocirage than hanehoebe or
i,
cruelty. flis safesteem and Spprobition are
both tar bit being early moat. and eenshineel
with tie r large benevolence and Wiosratkin, they ,
produce tha4, ill ;Maly minglal with digang;
which 6 ply • s itself in all hit ieteriiriurse with
j hi' tend ..in , did enters , largeltinto'his mas
t
ner of s i g,aunitituting bun naturally. what
be is in ct., perfect gentiessen..Tbearone coin
, bination 'l4es hum ambition,. . , •
• 'Fbe gait* which are Waled sear the aegis/
Jim of , e bUsii. am nearly ail very las^ an that'
its heig , is Considerably greater Maine tUtielift.
and its , fromiadirdisality4o. philopta:- is
'pry gr t.. Meow; tie moral anilimmintraeil.
!Tee , it-ideinesa mospicoonsig •leiWelterstr'
Mr. a palm amply &rale - good thinithe as.
final an ael b propensities. His perceptive fli-
~TI~`~
Caldeiaridatilbrell to aa ,aztracwiliaary &gram'
Theadadir bite Oat ready eommeal"af_ * asd
ab le
listivatillerfal ability to atmad de„
miltimithatermillialli•boniesee, is which he Marie
limit of his emigoiperaties, • It woe thy • the 01
tbsoilkeettispdoieed irith his large* coadeatsm
tis*BlN ~meaty--moipsrativeasweaduather
Cookies, that his' was enabled te beeline so
that-sad chimps. _defender mlf the all mut
System." semi' combloatioa girl him
"hole inttnicalliii ttif analysis, aura
tido, critical ittiiniga. and ability le diesel War,
and, itiddelly aadValdes 'etta i Lif
propriety and 1 eliginee Of expreasios,
with hi rear ability to mire Upon therstrTwi
pilots brae hrgoieat...itt sheet, these uhtivalled
powers of ftweriitar Aimee. which ao•.ektoogly
eitramerbe his maul efforts. Hie idea 4 aad
41Ing. betarbodelarge, bat out very term! amble
hiol to rowintabota style. at oacerthame, graceful,
and Bowing, lid' ;Ake &Getout tilimiacy of
ornament andhdrbdrity ot expression.
. -
The trial of Win. Miller in Lyeorniog
county; for !the molder of Soloman Hoff
riisive pedlir has terminatediira Serdiet
of Guilty otlibirder. "Miller has bSeo
coodirutly sentenced to death.
In the case of the' two Gilligan, con
victed 4if minder of theist degree, ihr - .1 an.
nary last icrtuzerne county, the court have
granttd a •tiew trill. Bradley, Who-watt
convicted 6f murder in' the degiee, and
who did not move fora new trial, ins sen
tencedfio• the-Eastern Penitentiark for ten
years. •
By-ttn'Aa uf Assembly of 1136, the of
'Philadelphia is responsible for all pi ty de.
stroyed an the county br!. mob, protiding the
owner has roc Ilertiemnlod in the not.j .
Mating of Biskvis.—:Millictrusu some
tusks ego that a meeting of all the Disliops of the
Methodist Episcopal churchwould be 4ld thlti
• city on the 16th instant. All have aimed, os
-cepting **venerable Bishop-Roberta. Ilrim is too
much indisposed to undertake ea lostg e rjourney
from residence it the rest, to th" city,—N4
Y. Wis. #4s.
The terms- - of awv,adteen 'United States
Senators expire on' thIS foUrtb of March
nest, viz---Messrs. biltian of Pennsylwa•
nia, Webster of Massachussetts, ISwift of
Vermont, Robbins ofßhodeislan:d;-Soutli
ard;of New Jersey, Bayard of Delaware,
Merrick of Maryland, Rises ofiViruinia,
Tallmadge of Now York, Norwell fif Michi
gan, Renton of Missouri, Tipton of Indi
atm, Sheply of Maine, Niles oftonneeti
cut, Trotter-of MisaimippieGrundy of Ten
nesbee, and 'Morris of Ohio. Whig, 6;
Conservatives., 3; Van Btren Mn,U 8.
If it was a matter of great tneFit in Gent
Jackson thatithe old national debt happen
ed to be extinguished itt his tithe s —what
shallte said of MG Van Buren, when in
his time the country sinks into whew debt,
therdebth of which not clearly seen
The l'experimenti" shook first the mer.
Chants;—lben the banka;—then the ma
amnia; now irbegins to molest the farm
em—and et last comes back again to
Washington "to 'plague the inventors !"
Portsmouth Journal.
:" 'Pew 'persons abtespecially , tonveratintwlth the
Object, have any just conceptions of thessalue of
good coal mines, as a source of national wealth
and a means of promoting mechanical indostri..
The ed extract from a report recently 1111b4
mitred to the taigialaturti of Mamachuscits, Is
:rot overdraws.
-
I In turning our attention to Pennsylvania, we.;
remark, that the mines which in 1820. yields&
for market only 323 taus, produced in 1837, 880 4 -
770 toma the value of which may be stated st.
something more than four millions of d011ar...1-.
The whole amountef coal yielded by the mine.
ofGreat 23iitain and Ireland, Irony statistical dye
memo, appears to be. 11 ; 969,715 tons annually.
It is estimated that the value of one half of this
in the hands of the wholesale dealeri, is 33
shillings:the ton,and that the whole proceeds of
the coal, anidented to dearly 40,000.000 pounds
starling; or about 192 millions 'of dollars.
The waists of coal, there Tore, regardod ban
article orcommeress, seems to be immense. h
comparing it with the other sources of wealth in
the British Empire. It appeird to exceed all the
other mineal it Is atm great& than the entire
wheat crop; and surpasses every other single
branch of industry, with the exception only of
the !woolen manufactorria, and . tbe'reotton mono
facturera; of winch% Indeed, it is the greet rap
porter. The fallowing bwtole wed ihim its value
as compared with the leading branches of Indus..
try:
Anise MMus .7 various British products is
, , _ -panda sterling.
Cost,
wheat,
Potatoes.
• -, r . .
Hemp and `oak, 2,500.000
Fisheries, 12,000,000.
CepPeri ' 1.458,591'
Lead.l,ooo,ooo
,
Quarries of ali. kind*. 4,000.0006
Iron, 11,000,000 1
Timbeh 3,000,000
Milk, butter ill nd . cheese. 32.500,000
Wool. , 14,000,000
Veretabke and Fruit*, . 18,000.000
1 1 All mines and minerals, raoldeiteerial. 34,000,000
Wixdon Masufacinies. 46.250,000
Linci . lllinufaetures. 15,421,086'
Silk Manufactures, 10,000,060
Cotton' alanufatitores, . 50,000,000
Leather. 14,000,000
Manufactured Iron, _ 31.072,606
Brass' and Copper Water. 4,673436 1
China. (Rau and Earthen Wares, 10,892,797
Such is the importance of coal in the bridal
Empire, dewed only u to its direct commercial
value. Brit it must be remembered, that this
oot the tuuit of its influence. Though thb iOn.
met May hare reposed for ages in the tosSurnf
the earth. yet. when dragged from its repose' bq
the art and industry °f roan. it shake*, oir its sham'
her. and 'endowed with gigantic* energy, nom
the pocideLons wheel, and*caves; the heavy crank
of the mairbfitetory. It sets-In motion myriads
of whirling spindles and boay lamas hoes the
stemoboat through . the water. sill bids the loco.
•Inotise hurry on its trsdk. It thus not only slim.
Wales the arts, and gives fret = vigor to the in:
dadeli bet it itoreloPee Dar alarms of wealth.
rousentew enetzleei sa wee, ilia endows him
witatpowars whicli, wan earlie . • *OW bean
decniminfinceadoom iltiinnunsff neeessery to
eilikithat hie the rat ilia tinkering tbt map
ufsettuesisf the British Empire. •
40 it
IEINEE
EM
L L , I ;: W Oen' y_ 1 17; 4 '
-111bAlIrtigilfaread le f i t lambs yedsedly a
hantitiloei 0 1 Pd a
Caini nbritrem
the bine qa IThelselhllidr which he 1 4_ lbe.
ebeirrms9. rider!, be the rphipltoe of Ifir.fClay's
!Moieties, proposing to abolish all discrimination
la the imseey-reesitable le payment* tri the Got--.
ereminst, end to make -it abligatery , 4n theMbv
enamel- to tacM'it Mid 'Mebane (tosSelt as are
willing toiekt them) thriesites 40' Os* paying
brinks.' Mr. Wright has thee fulfilled *hat weal
otivioddj his putpoes le moving tbs., miaow
of thirestilitilan 0/ Mr.. Clay to the ceemsitteii - of
which be was 'ehalrmlis..: The report occupied -
Buse Ware in the readi n l, and its great length
precludiereved a seinen, 'alto contents.
Its elibir4oPte apple to os to be the history
of the specie efecular,--lhiploriginAtingrere, and
great basalts of that HadiMartie gusset the Ade
nrinistra; but thostiefour readers Who re
member tbe boneribli chairman's somositessttbe
last sessier4 rustafthis.ageinstlMr.:Rives• propo
sition, (of tenor similar to 'the'presest resolution.)
and in favor - dills! Snb-Triasory Bill{ may read. I
ily cteceire thirgeneiel loops and bearing 'of
1 his decatnentary speech delivered in **Senate
yesterday. It was %tr. Bentno, Ire litrelve, who
I remarked: on s recent occasion, that a report Of
I a committee was only 'a ispeeth In S different
kin:), with the advent's! °theta( spread upon
' the record*, 'and'behig pulled - at the public et
penes. ~
We could out help thinking. whilatAr. Wright
was so gravely and earnestly -citing reasons a. I
gainst thesdarption 'of the only feasible- measure
of relief to the. Government and the country
which has been cdfered to the Senate, and at the
very moment in which he was thus unfortunate•
ly employed, the Adininiatration, of which he is
so sealed, a friend., had reeched a shitenf abscr..l
lute insolvency, and knew dot Whither to tern to 1
pay the humblest creditor of the tslreeramsent.—
Such, in fact, is the.destitnuon to which the Gov-.
ailment has at least been reduced by the Jack
sonian experiments on the curreney and business -1
of the country, that. it reeembhw the condition of
the. unhappy Misibiseuide patients, when he has
burn brought to death's door by tbei alternate ad
mintstratioo of steam lied lobelia, end is on the
point of tiring op the ghost.
While the party are drawing by specious at
.guments in the Senate to lull the _Public under
its stlferings, and to show the wiediun of the Ad
ministration, that Administration kas reached a
point at which, had the President's rectouiruendi
don to pass a corporation bank mg. , law been car
ried into effect by Congress, the Governmenttf
the United States would be the first to require its
bencfit,if it could be brought as a corporation
within the benefit of its provisions.
The report of the 'Finance Comnsitiee so de
lighted the leaders of the party "In ILA' Senate—
looking it it, perhaps, as a Godsend in their ex
tremity—ghat one member priipesed the, printing
of thirty thousand extra copies of it; another i l d
to
he should like see./wilf s million ophis p rin t.
ed, hot contented himself with moving for 52, 0;
and, finally, thirty thousand copies were actually
ordered to be printed.—Notions/ Intelligent cr.
COAL
140,000.000
30,000,000
20.000,000
NA:lu
I!=M73;s!
M==
Pros ehe Maki:Won Glebe.
Waaarearram, May 19.1838.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Cambreleirg laid before the House a coq.
municition from the Acting Secretary of Wlr
inclusing several communications from the Act:
ing Quartermaster General, shdwing the pres
sing want of the appropriation'fur preventing
and suppressing Indian Hostilities, in otder to .
carry on with efficiency the military operations
oxincerted, and those meow in progress. Among
these was a letter from the Actrag QUartermas.
ter General, under date 'of April 45th, 1828 1
which sayrt
"I ban not been able to mike a jingle. rem it- :
}trace of any. consequence for the suppression of.
Indiarr hostilities for the last tea weeks though
the expenditures through' this department have
heretofore averaged 'three hundred thousand
donate."
RECHHON OF THE :SPECIE. CIRCULAR.
Mr, Boon thew mado a motion to proced faiths
tonsideration of the resolution totrescind the Spe.
chi Circular; and, for the first' time, be said,
ashes:ll6st the yeas and nays; which were or.
donut • - _ •
Mr; B. explained, in order that the House
might vote understandingly, that it was not his
iritentior.- to press the resolution ofehe gentle
man from Eintucky:lkr. Wilhelm. to lnitruct
the Committee of Ways and Mean to bring in a
bill of the subject:l but to present his.own
joint one and direct) as a substitute. INtr. Wil
liams stated some days ago. that be would as
cept Mr. boon's, as a modification of his Own;
should the rules be ehspended.l
On the motion to seipend the Mee die vote
was LOS to 63. •
BUSINESS AND POLITICS.
It has not been
. nnoinal In tie of our
country's prosperity to have the most active
business men excuse themselves from parti•
cipatteg ie public affairs by the Omani e of,
business,—the claims of their private con
cerns upon their time and atientigo,. so that
in many instances they have neabformed
thesnselves of the merits of the Most famil
iar political 'questions which have from ,
time-to time agitated the public mind. To,
- this,apathy—tbis fancied seessrity is attribu
table the success and predominance of the•
Loco Foco doctrines, which have spread'
over the ihole country with an effect not
lees destructive than the Ares on the prai
ries,—spreading desolation, bankruptcy,
and ruin over the face of the land.
In this state of things, politics became
every man's bisainess ; and engaging in it
with the same alacrity and zeal which they
have been accustomed to show in private
mitten, the people have overthrown 'the
derstructives, and given their unfaithful ser
vants due Warning that their sellish -ruin
ous policy must be abandoned. The evi
dente emelt a determination has given a
new start—new life and animation io bust
1 ness. Prom ttm principal business places
in !the United States we 'have the intelli
gence, that the inerchanta taking courage
from the prospect of the oveithror of the
present administration and its measures am
reming their reronti'd activity. The in
come of travel! and fit freight- upon the
greet thoroughfares, give evidence
.that
the virture and integrity ottbe people have
triumphed Over 'the corruption andieeslity ,
of the office holders. ' I •
The success ftif the MAO,' in the el
tihns throughetit the country hart:Made ty a
beet (lithe * rid glad. it, Asa i9I
egia
:' T R.: emugy. into A ilwilepituaa' 147 F liff
business, audit** sufkgtitpoororlio , itari
been robbed of the - 'means trilifirkirt'br
NW=
Illi tr simi ! , r l) f tvaim4 o oi;')liin.
'jet be .
.made gliditi'llhe - rOWard t
iIW in spite of Vati-yllmiti - o.
nil - lieneatier ist:nn i tain Mile tias.no
i ,
tit*Oric4iYl-Oitil-.*'::EierY ftecatitt,
as,, e; slies , his prooperiq:ind isippineii;
and, the - htiftimii. it those dependent 00
hint, *Wald find lime . to prolthet them ,
through - 11M lialkA.,,birt. ,'llatt4ithts been
dope 'how ,much suffering andolosentight
hare been iveileddurinfiha t tiiit IhniiYeariz
BO it been dime wti'shoultrtiot - now ha*,
to deplore therevils which,XVetilluten ad!,,
Ministiution has broughtopen thernotintry
byl its mitten" policy ann , its plundering
measures.--11Tew Hasvpiliike Secitiiiiatt.
{
.The oPinicips of celebrated and good
a man as Roasaillatt, deeirve atten-
die consideration; and every thinking Man
of/this great inattga.ond CI'SQ those jrho
do not thitilejshiluidOnder the truth 'that
no nation can [Gawp. frec,tinteicit is in.
tePigent am( virtuous:- the stability ofl,
our present' free Itlstitutitihaf our pri
vate proftileions, indeeddepend upon the ,
faithfulness. of tho present gentirattun in 1
rearing up the one that is, to succeed, us.
id.
Robert Hall, says--"-Evety thing in
Abe condition of mankind pronounces the
approach of isome great crisis,
for which
_nothing can :prepareushut the diffusion of
knowledge, ,probity, and the 'fear of the
Lord. While the world'is impelled with
such violencie in apposite directions; while
a spiiif Of giddiness and revolt is shed
'von the nations, and 'the seeds of Muta
tion are so thickly sown, the improvement
of the mosso( the people will be our grand
security, in'the neglect of. which. the' po- ,
litenese, 'the -refinement, and the itnow.' l
ledge accaMmulated in the higher orders,
weak and Unprotected, wilt be exposed to
immiuent danger, and 'perish litre a *gar
land in - the grasp of popular fury. vW is
dont and knowledge shall be stabilities of
the times - hod strength of 'titration; the
fear of the Lord is his\treasure."
/grim:twirl —Welcirslrilgt the New Nog
ii.
land Farmer; that . an important d scovery has
limn made by a gentlXman in they Cinity of Bos
ton, io the manufaciure.of Saga fi OM Beets.
Samples of tbe sugar mile by this mime's. Body
crystalised, Xnd of as good a quality as the coin.
'non Haven" White Bogen, have been exhibited to
coMpetect judges; and thom who have :Men the
process and results, haveex)doubts of ifs succesi.
A patent for this inveuilion and discovery, is
now in mums: of being procured; and iris con-.
Sdently expected that the right td manufacture
will be for ale, seasonably this suinmer, qt such.
a rate as to put it in the power of every inclifyi•
ops farmer lo make his own s'ugar.
Industry. —The following anecdote may
give some, encouragement to the industri
ous
husbandman —Not long ago, a cam.
try 'gentleman had an estate of £2OO a
year, which he kept 'in his own tutot4, un
.til heThadd himavif act'much in debt, that,
to datisPc,his creditors, be was obliged to
"sell the half, and to-l et
. the remainder to a
farmer for twenty.one. years. Towards
the expi4ation of the lease the farmer,
coming-one Islay to !way his rent, asked the
gentleman whaber be would sell the farm.
"Why; will yciu buy it?" said theigende
man. "If you will part with it, and we can•
agree," replied the farmer. • "That is ea
ceedingli strange," said the gentleman.—
"Pray s tell me how it happens, that, while
. I could not live upon twice- at heath land,
fur which 'I pay no rent, you„ are regularly
paying me a hundred a year; for yea farm,
and able in a few years, to puvcbase it ?"
"The reason is plain." answered the Own
er: "youttat 8611, and said, 'go!' I got up,
and *aid .tccinse;'—yon 14 in bed, and en:
joyed yo ur ease; I rose in the morning, and
minded my business."
DszsixaTs:s to the Young Men's co:levee
'on at
. 4eading, who expect to attend the
said co ntention are requested toleave their
names 4WD 'office, or it "the office of the
Freiheita Press, ss soots as practicible, for
the information of the committee of ar.
raneements.
MARRIED. •
In Shamokin, on Sunday the 13th inst.
by WM. 11. Muench, Fag., Mr. Daunt,
SHAFFER, 10 Miss REBECCA SEITIHNEEE,
both of'Pottevillet,,
rrsmwmn - w•TTI'ml
WHEAT FLOUR, by the lead grab Watt ea-Fri
day
_47 * • -
.
WHEAT I_so per pusbelas demand. -
• RYE FLO UR '2 50 permit. indent's&
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 450 per cwt.in demand
RYE, by the And 90 :cuts by the bushal—reatlY
ale
RYE CHOP ,00 tents per bushel's demand.
OATS 40 caw—ready sale. _ _
POTATOES 45 Cents per
. bashol demand., .
CORN-70 cents par bnalleT in dediand,
CLOVER SEED-0
, 74. 1 _ 40! per Whet.
TIMOTHY SEED .2 00 per bushel.
FLAXSEED4II 12 peribusbel demand.
WHISKEY-42 tents per gallon.
BUTTER—I 4 cents per podsd—in Kegs 12tints
EGGS-12 twataper donna. .•
LARD-10 - centaper pon d, •
TALLOW-9 eintspetPaird. •
HAMS IRcestipet poarai, .
CORN CHOP 80 cents par bushel in deinand.
BACON-14ceitti per pound.
BEESWAX- 1 18 cents per pound.
FE.lkT..FtS62centaper.pound.
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per poised _
M ACKF.REL.Ity the bbl.No sfs ot# F 2. 411
SALT-T4l 6th pit bh1487 per bushel.
PIASTER. is.worth $7 00 per ton.
• ; Y :$lB . . . .
.;* "%Wier.
Tut Re,....Schuylkill County 6'1,14
„if/anted fo the eabseirber Letters of MOD.
Wrath& on the estati - Or jai McGlina. lite of
Nomegiao towneltip; Schuylkill Coantyedecene
editmtpanana indebted to the mid Aka MeGrilik
;iv" requested to *like hantediate pigment; and
att - 1100 iir,e*tilnutd
':eitt* tbere 11theiit de.
• - - 'T - ''=" • =7 = IIII6OM,NSIZT:Z 4 -'
Adish — statiater - :'
fad moos, May too IViL6
iteiamitsl4l.4lW ,
`won Ladies of Petteellle4B l l-7 1 4 2 k. s 4
peetfally ia,itad 10 call aod as dne a
Waned assorttoestOf
Meted
-
Waled Lilian; Joeniella. , Mali.
•'
Illicit and - White Lawns! •
Illonalinodehilia 4411184 •:
Ifoainn, dark and,hitht . •
Worite/Ltotten •
Faneylbradketth. Bhawle.Vidid."'
Plain and Bost' OteilsSies
Silk &polar. bloolledllkaableteled
' - dis di • V
' Ai the eteri, VATILMI
mayl9.? •
latikatry,
;PARADE on Wednesday the 934 day of May,
1838. at the *mpg. at 8 °idea. .1611.
Eu.mrsiell/nifiasn. 12jr
JOHN L.
374 Furst B•Sgeest.
Oust,
fumed
Loco
may 16
AT g inestiaire the Teem Connell i 4 the Bo•
rough offottavilie. held on Toeedai Op 14th
of Max inst. thellowing eiwelotion. was pored:
Rewired. That he Colwell at the next thawed
Meeting will seeetei applimathisa for the eiliee of
Attest Coininlisioner, and that notice alba row
eilut be publiiheikin:the Miners' Joargal.
Twueet fkoser the Minutes. • •
. ETIWARD OW EN PART,
May 16, 1838. j Town (lark:
The nett Stated Meeting of the Connell Wilt he
held on Tuesday the sth of June nazi, at Ti 0 1 '-
1 clock P. 14. • 1
~ . .
- pi o' . for Coal.
GLRACED PIT . addrehsed to the '. bine.
11 . be, will be teed at 'Philadelphia. Mini
noun% Blnclutfy,; j u t old the sth June Wee, far
supplying the ins " olio* nab Filler; -hood*
tons of white an red ash coal, free ffrorn due,
slate or any irtipurriY, tat be delivered 4 tbe Mins
House wharf, otbe viekt.. 'Side Of ' river
Schuylkill by the lit day of October .
• W1L11.141. S. STOCKTON, . rd.
ti ll
4_pplicints wil node*: their canton Cams
ofroposals for Criitn t •
a
Philadelphia. Nay AS . 1- • w 4
• • . Li' t Wines.- - • .
a jh
.. s. .
fit kIRDB-Vin e:Gtave Wine. / 0n :; 6 1.. i . t.
‘o 2 Pipes - do 7' - * -
wsresntellsoant4 tor e& by
May 19 .38 1 N. NATHAN".
01
lig
r • -,---•
JOHN siaxmit,l
MAKES plea/Sue in hilorming his frwarda and the
A. public. that he continuos hie t Almarostv wider
ki
the -Pennsylvania Hall.° in. Pc ' Rie hopes
his put reputalian, fa keeping ii fest file Estab.
liabment. atipfireh. dain thy espe lof ti t's
in the 'amebae,. of business. and a to p,'
okay airitricontinizance of their 'fowl patron.
WIN tOPFER has nawie wrangled*" with Mr.
Ro thrower. of the 4Coniecopiw." 114.44. North
.37iird west, ,Phibidelptiii fora. umMy . " of •an the
; delicacies which the Pbiladeiphia aa4 V can Abed
1 during the Smiler usual. • . i
Bill erAire,i .‘ •
1 :Rout Beef. add. per plus. $ 1111
, Corned dip do do I Is!
'Ned •Ituii dlEgp, 'do I IS
' Green Tads ilbop. do , IS
Lobsters.
Sant.inith, •
FresiiiPaltaisii. •
Spiced. . ~ _ I . c•
Old Madeira ' tW
ine. per bottle..
'Old Sbery Wine. do i
Old B Pale rown [ -. •do - . do i
Old Post. I
do do i .
*Old Litho), do do ,
- Champluatdew.(rainietto.); do 1
Lffildanß r " I°lit ioedkiei ' l i rk B
Pepper%
, istali s &
Aputmenty:ara always la 'radio
Paittesaky ash those wbo 'Odlltavr
every atviitien.
Pottrishe.iday 41. 1838.
• - An Elettioul
WILL beCheld by the me
v - v the lift_tional Light Infintr
day the 23d 4ay'or May. A. D. I
wary. to Fleet by ballot Ono Flr
• BY order of
• ,
Brigade ingiectoria ghee,l
Vqndsoi. May 11 183&
-
Pottsville Water . , patty.
AT en election held it the .• • of William
ElMiliiiimer. on the 14th !Mt. _ following
persons lime elected ilanagme, • , rapivill•
Water CoMpiey,lßM the ensuhi, r t... - '
Andrew Reuel. '. William 'mar,
*tunnel Billyntin. ' larr ; , ttp
john C.' Ernst,
Benjamin F. Pommy Jacob •• •• .-fleir
Henry Bltelley4
'
may 16,
rablie Note : -
As . itappeam. tkat became grains obtained
no palest for runelti•g Iros Ore with . An.
thricite Coal in this coontrbionie sappers ibat
they ars - now at liberty Jo a&yl • method of
smelting Iron wit frith Anthracite y ths us's(
a Naiad air.blast; sithwagh polies list
year , th at 1 had • patent for! ' '‘ng Ins Ore
with Anthracite Coal, both bi AS Or. it Cold
atmospheric and a heated airr i bi voile-it*
.inform the publics again. Miami 114th a Jail
.oary. 1838,1 received a let; fi r the COM
WI Miez.
limier of Patents at WI " Inge
aponesamining the ease of. is applies
" "%tent for finselfiM
A 4
I . 7
'Sr ~ r .._ -.,
,-.....-- ..!.
Lion fora pate.. ..ing I "`lii? sir, .
Anthramte,l have viewed ble . ~ oretCrtirfariet
With your patent or Dec I . ,;;„ , huh el&
r
notice to Ita-nttorney,tif tti .41- -1 4 ."• ," Every
attempt to smelt Iron ore re Vail , tittle R.the
`we of a buted air blaat.ie NI infri Bement upon
My patent; quirk ' which 1 : eel - on tad warn
all mentan Lillian prosecute:citify' • , 'lnfringint
upon. my rights. according: 10 . And IW
ilier offer to &lon of patent ri ft for the erect,
ingiolfarnaci4. aceur4ipg Ito Jatent, O P O °
varylnuit ; a u tenrin i •
. . IFlt CIE W. GT
Nei - York; liiiilC ir
•
' 2 ' ' e c k -', '' NOT/ 1
frifillElsolosoribier limb, • ,
indi e V,
id W ig" papoose tii sit .
airifw6hitt Attain at ti
ra t "
disiiiiieiii,oo. o l l6- thi. ye
fa? -aadUirni wiploilt ii
..--vp._.---... , -Auk lit
iiitisniiligh gay li T
E 3
1 50
1 ser
1
1 50
1 00
00
Offil
2 111
Waffles.
at tbs Arr
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