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From,the Provileace Morning
lIEGEI TO THY LIFS.THB GOB
LAD* 6P PROVIDENC:
High to thy lops the wine cup r ,
And gaze upon its sparkling-
A hand has mixed the'nectar
'Dit on the bowl'is hid from si
A hand that in the midnight g
Is weavtig shrouds to grace t
High to thy lips the wine cup
And all its dazzling colours pr,
A hand within the cup I see,
A death•like hand that pint a t
And now, it beckoning, hids ti
Awl see the work thdt it has
High to thy : 4o the wine cup
And sing its honors-in thy lay .
Uronlts drops a -ohe I •Pee—,
A Idly robe prepared fin thee:
The hand within the cup has
This robe,—and' qo the nectar •
nigh to thy lips the wine run
For brilliant are itk.sparkling
The teats of wives and
Upon. thellowing howl appear
The hand the snooty s d tl
A garland ropnd the goblet w
High to thy lips the wine cui
That ineh daWrng light dt
Drink 'deep, and Vol the heti ,
That,gently now is teckonin •
It hike prepared onothrr clip
Where thonaan . dA at the hump
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ENGLAN . I
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Exchange at. New York,
9 a Vi per cent. premium.
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Casualties.—\9r. M irton
was drowned Willie batninz.
near Darlington.. , Mrs. Fiet
of Maio- P. was burned to de:
street, Liverpool.
A litroirte Mrs. ittrie ,
keeper of Warrington Brit
, ed a prisoner while attempti
and re-conducted him to Iris
Thettannel of the London
fiamßail Road near Kelab .
The,whal4 line was to be o,
inst. • •
By the Packet Ships Qvibec.
from London ! Veiled States tro
'the Silfie de Grasso and C h ar
Havre, we are in possession of
ult.. 'and, the contents are of en
that - Wir , shait anxionsly await t
Great Western which will brio
inst.
The most prominent article in
just received is the DeClaraior.)
Fah, relative..to Canadian a ff., ir
!pairicirthrbuth the house of L ,
and 'Nile final passing of which
to b)s,andoubted._ We have giv •
pious on the debater in the mat
. a copy of the bill iCself, that
here into fatliert-consideratinos.
of great weight with ministers
presumed 'from the fact , that a
dispatches to Lord Durham,
flop. Capt. hes been
mouth. She arrived on Sand,
stance of. hosedispatches of co
One thing at least is certe
rot lesson, in the presenf-gove
has been taught, at ail hameti
and eomearhat tardily, but we
e , - CifeCLlVe in the r
fro banish even the guilty with
iprdnoanced unconstitutional, t
Canadian,ceorts.has been prov
to pass offenders by with imp
tiering a premium to disaffect
A .steitcly firmness-when tinder
the lipe of conduct best -adapt
of disturbances. and, if - preke
sow have restored truoquility
province.—(Old Cotntryroaril
• Daring the past week the
London a rhinoceros, tiger, p 0
Indian elk, axis deer, and -
first four have been pureha
Zoological Gardens, where t
vaned on• S alorday
So numdrous were the dep
Jon the week after the coronat
t ot of paaioqigera by public c.
;,.erstlernen't carriages were co
by the railway in one da
There are sunroars in Len
..11 on the.tapia between the hi
be -realer an d a British Prin.
hit atirtibers diner - edit it, fro.-
iinion that the King of a Co
amiss influence over the rope
"PF"?ted to soh a union.. All
of the Royal Family are sal.
bringing it ataaot, and thet
of feeling atAhe royal banque
she 1101.100.—(Corresponden
Mercury.]
• ToPperance.—The .Beer
and the eelleis are trying
tiros *hipping the devil rou,
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WILL TS
Lord Dundas.ie to be appoinle4 Lord'leieoben
ant ot,the North Riding of Ircirkehire, vikcant by
the death of the Duke of Leeds.
The Sheffield I rito +nye., the appearance uf tha
growing corn are must cheering-It Barciiily with
a- population of 15,000. there has not been delin
quent tried for three assizes. -
George Watson Of Sus**, the eelchratii
latar died recently aged 51. Though alinost an
idiot. in all thingwrylatingin common ocqurrence.
tiq could accurately state 'where he had been any
4:10 , tor the last 30' years, what persons he saw, ,
and what he had been'doing, tell every body's age
ho was acquainted with, and with various oth
er astonishing instances of a tenacious memory.
Prussic Ac4l.— r John Robinsoit,.M..P. of Sent
derlarid, has tried various experiMents,,to show
that cold water' wltlithe temperatiore lowered by
nitrate of potass, and commas salt; dropped from
an erriince on the nceiput and spine will coMer.
act thb effects of this deadly poison. '
an-annun
$2 50 wi
ines will b'
nut for
ntil onie
beconunu,
' per annu.
heuristic!.
ng 2 squar .
.n °fa sma
times.
lirisidra/I.—=A mechanic of Nottingham, has
come into the possession of an immence fortune
and ha r ronetcy throng h : a chancery decision.—
The new, Sir J. lAternen comes into the possession
of .E 400,000 per annam,vand two milli*, funded
property..
be poet pa
ther notic
lit , . will
F.
and Dea
,urier.
RAISE
SCOTLAND.
A Chemise without a seam has been made in
Glasgow for the Queens
[R M.
ht—
am,
L. tomb.
The enrolled adherents of the total abstinence
Soto iy in Gia.gow are 8000. •
Highland Sports.—On Thursday 14 June, the
Comintin for Ghael Society of Lon4oti, - held their
annual meeting at Blackheath.%) ei:For the game
at Slimnie. The day was rather wet At. Unprqii
tinus but the playing went on,and an excellent din-
nee in a snaelous tent, with dilinioqs of mountain
dew, quaffed to the usual loyal toasts and na
tional Pe nt mrnt C , Waif sufficient to have exhili r
bted the company. had they ban contending for
the hale amid a:storm of snow.
flcr Grae3 the Dttehess ofGordon in passing
stirutteb It.tdenocit ran Wednesday la/A. - left Face
Pound. with Mr. Mitchel, schnnlinastevol Alvie,
tn,hc diFtrihoted among the . pnni, a .mnitt seasona
ble relief at the pre.ent time when the means of
auhsi;.trnce with many ere nearly eihansied.
Education in sum of Elll.OOO
was voted on Monday week by the louse olCotn ;
mine, for the erection of seal-houses. and for
the education of,poonchildren in Scotland.
Cape of Good fliipe.papers, to the Slut May,
mention that in en attt ok of theriffrc tribe upon
the enitzrant &more, the latter han been &rem
elt with the lore of their horses and baggage.
One servant rebre , eots he horns 11.1 FATTI piefri V
inch reedby the t,:itiye tribes, and that they had
a ViiV: Led to the nearest field cornet for aid.—Aber
deen Herald, • •
I thee ,
ce come,
MO
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there—
al weaves
SEE
MECO
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Frny pee
thee :
et sup
Traiimoniala.—The 'Rev. Mr: M'Connachie
".• parnetital s,hool,r,nstur of Strachan, had lately
' ortn.erited to two, by the tniatster of the parish,
'll
h in ar n id7,.:tt ‘ c 'f li c :,:u. `3 o. l 6ofssh.ar;tifnilgenudegsak"...pu.pitles'oia
, monial of tl,..ir re.loct and - graptude for his
,i krealous and-efficient labours as a teacher of the
' ! younz. .
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on Lon4o
+.— —
T.Li s veiTinol
t Biacketi,
her, wio
iu Coljur
Mearifui 31nrialify.—The deaths on board the
w em igrant ship'•4lroervs'," from Grew-telt, on her
— .l: coy Rae 'n New 5...1.111 Wales, up to March last
amount to thirty-4re; and among these was Mr.
. Alex_ Sutherland. from 'Morayshire. a teacher.
Aevanty of the 'cintifrants remaThed it the [luar•
anune station, and in hospita4 but they were
mostly convalescent.
Stoneharen.—On.Tucsday the 17th July, was
opened here, the 'Free Schted, esiablisherl'on the
found rtion of the late Mr. Dtlnaldm3llot 4 QUOSeieS,
'• tot the education or-fitly scholars from the 'wish
Ai es of I:, to:rc.mn and Donnottar. Of the full ribtn-
wife of the
well., ariest
to esape,
ell. •
and Bir in
it compl
• ned the
ber of fifty scholars may one was-absent, •
ton Ingenious Invention —Mr. "James Duncan
n d waksittita.ker, at Glenlace, has lately constructed
um a small steatn-eng me, on the high pressure pm
lth ciple, the novelty of which consists in the steam
l ee acting twice in the cylinder beloro it escapes into
the the atmosphere, by which there is a saving oC
80, half the teel and half the water which a cormbrin
engine at the same power would - reqaire. By the
ace a - indication of the sit-pump alid condenser it can
my work on the low pressure with the same saving.
Wt - some scientific mtn who have seen the plan think,
ys,
admirable adapted for locomotive engines, or
!MS
r vessels making lung voyages . ;—{,Gello;otty
R
.1 cu. _,
with
and lire
LlVCrpoo
7s Carroll
• 'es to tt
twit l
tuns)
e a rriVa I
dates to ti
the tintell
and Ind
, which
rd..) in fly:
into a iswiseci
i l a
n extrae so
r, !ogroh r v
nevi n e t.
Thal'it is tl
may ,how vex
' oyal 'yac t, wi
mmancted by I
,rdered f F
evening; t e SI
rsa is unklnow
be ,_ About two o'clock. on Wednesday morning
' ill ' last, the quiet and:peaceable town and folandovery
the was thrown into a state of great alarm by the re...
__' l , l ° port that a new workhouse gas on fire. Crowds
'u' - instantly wroceedeal,lo the epot...eljd..reratered - el.)
'' l ' ' ery assistance to estlngutsb the flames, which
ort. rose to 'an alarming hejelit; end ihreatned the en.
kda tire destroction 41f . the betiding Notwithstattd. ,
ted, ing the praiseworthy eieruons of the ' assembled
late molt nude; only a portion of one wing and the oat.
der. 1 hoildings.wore present:di of-the- rest i nothing-se.
al is mains but the bare walbsi which are so pate:jolty.
• the injured I itat'thergreatelittpart of them must Delta
and built.
y of.
, that an El
inept of
expense inde
trial not oo I+
toranon o ord
nt form o' Wel
• tt p them in • I
d to be futile, a
-lily 6 pla telly
on and rebelli
maletial law
to the Teduei
d in, would
to the dietrat
The ere . Ok r ier r ime Eecae.--On the 20th July;
on. this venerahle and riaspect . ed Minister of the Gas
-8V pel departed this life, at • the Souse ot. the:Rev.
ioo Daniel Davis, at Swansea. Ha - had Wen for op- .
ere wares of 51) years a zealous, popi.lar, and sac.
ted easeful preacher, in the Weigh baptist Coeliac-
t wo. , , -• • .
lin T. Phillips, EM. of Brunswick Square, Louden,
sir , has, with unexampled liberality, presented hii
The eleventh donation of basin to the library of St.
icy David's _College.. Thell'fiumber of books pre.
de . Rented by Mr. Phillips to thatinstitution at veil.
one times. amounts to 2,249-volums, bimidei tracts
.on- • and painphlets.. .1 .„..
md. The late learned Dr. Burgess, of Salisbury, left
'ate es a legancy to St. David's Creteo. his whole li
ig: brary, consisting of the most' velosble works in
theokigicel, classical, and georal,literature. Ha
ving been the original founder ofithis noble Mali.
t...tion, whilst he-presided over he see uf St. Da
....
live; vid's. the venerable prelate has thus finished the
.d ~ great work which he begun h devoting - this
tasting testimony of hii regard to th college; and'
• °fp...initial zeal to the caussoflltia: vine Mas
ter.
,
The receipt For passenger9tti, she 23 US of .
the Great Western Railway already o nod v ii '
beemt 1500 for the first Week . ..c17,30 or the .'
and week, and £235 for the -
first day' f the , . ir .
week —(slyrther paper - 4 - • ' - -
cr,..
441be . /ystteyth cricket Club.—Thigi club' be •an
their season on Friday week—when * well
tooted Match was played. Several new member
hate a
opine.
eral • bir,
roe the Sur
y wire rely
,e 23.
EEC
en, that, io de
riages, 4 pri
veyed to law
on that a #tarriage
hest .perrionag ,
e and uee Tele'
an rote. taine
tinen:tal S to e
•persunag, and to
the igen tor Imembers
, to be debtroui of
1 . recent in icattens
have str ngthebed
of tic 1. Woman
.. ate tote closet!,
get epiri licences,
stark/.
."iO"I"VS '' VILLE I - EONSS DAIY MORNING SEPTEMBER . - r 26. IS3S.
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WALES.
lIIMII=IMEii
were pko ra*::4J and elenthil. 'The llon,.GeOre.
Warren Edwards is the president tor the. year.
-4Carhervork Herahl,„#olY tdj
The ;sole nsinagemiatt et the te.lli.greph be .
twcen Liverpool and Heti hiod4lfits beta trans
ferred from the, Dock Trustees- to .Wat
son, the trustees considering that the expeedi
hire is not of such a nature as the powers confer
red by fthe dock acts j sstify n ceritinning. The
sole confide, has therefore, been glycol up to Lient.
Warsoe : who will cry on the telleiriapS' at his
own risk, if the ~.kereant.ile community should
give him the necessary degree of s u pport—lbid.
We Understand the Committee on the redue-
tion of postage have le-considered their Twain.:
lion wkh 'varlet to adoption of a Twopenny rate;
and have thought it advisable to recommehd an
uniform charge of one penny on stamped covets
carr.Ving half-an ovnco weight, paid in advance—
the two penny charge to be exacted when stamp.
cd covers are not used. The alterations is to
take Once is soon as the revenue can heir the
reductien.-1 bid. •
IRELAND.
'The Mines and collieries of Ireland, are begirt
log to attract public notice, both from I,ke increas
ed quantity of their produce, and the great num
ber of persons employed. One Company has
!Tilden half yearly profit of £lO,OOO. The prin
ciple article_ is copper.
Steisni.—A new vessel propelled by gleam has
been built by the Dublin company intended for
Rio lanolin.
The canal from Clear to Ennis is to be immedi
ately surveyed.
Ab attempt was recently made to shoot Mr.
John Marshall, of Annahanc, county of Down.
near Newry.
The Hercules Steamer f,t ruck on At dmore heat;
in a fog. The passengers and crew were safely
landbd, and the boat afterwards got afloat.
Upwards of £3OBO has been subscribed for a
steam packet between Trate° end Liverpool.
Robert Olden of Cork sendea large qaantity of
manufactured soap to tngland.
The_Copper mines or Dean Adams at Cusacks
town, county of Meath , are about to be worked.
There is every prospect of an abundant harvest
throriElf the whole of Ireland.
FRANCE.
The French Government has formerly demand
ed the expulsion of Lewis Bonapart from Swttz
erland.
A certain M. Chaltas ban been arrested at Par.
charged with the manufacture of documents
purporting to be despatches of amtraasadors and
diplomatic agents of the• French Government,
which he sold at high prices to certain diplomat
ists, the reprmentaiivos of foreign Coulain Paris
The Dotcli Minister was inplicated in pushing 1
this nefarious business of abstr.acting the docu
ments front the .Nlini-ter of forvign affairs, and
he was ordercd to quit Paris within 24 hours,
Remains of Napoleon.—The. Maritime Prefect
of Ctierburg oafs received orders to hasten the ar
mament of the frigate the Rome Blat.che which
it is believed at Cherbourg is destined to proceed
to St. Miens to receive on board the remains of
N a f foleon.
Toe Prince of Moskwa, son of Ncy,iand Duke
Eugene ut W utemburg have both hoished operas,
and the Prince Royal of lianoeer is engaged. id
another- . . •
Marshal Soult has returned to Paris.
Priymas Marie or Orleans, daughter of Louis
Phillip gave faith to a son on the 30 June, to be
named Philip Alexander Marie Ernest.
Spera'e hie of I'‘ ashicgion has been translated
into. French by Pit . Guizut.
Rept/ Sisirta—A :French paper says the tame
yabiag luincia the Prince of Joinville brought
With nun from Braila, gambols about the apart.
amble of [herrn:ice at kieuilly with all the
ty of a 'kitten. .
Prihce Frederick of Orange, has Visited,• in a
Dutch ffigate,St. Helena' lied the tomb of Nape.
:tom at womb latter he took a ak'eteh.
The Slap Air..rendre - :Several bagt, forming
part of of the cargo of the Alexandre, on bang:
lauded at Bordeaux, have been found to be stained ,
with 'blood.
Information of this circumstance having been
given to the Judgmeklostruction'i he ordered them
to be, deposited in a, place of - detention. The -feet
comes in curroboratiork of the declarations of the
Cook relative io the krairder of the captain and"part i
.1' the crew. •
From the limmagdoo iburnat.
STATEMENT OF
MICHAEL. WALLACE, Esq
Mr. Benedict .
On looking over the Advt.:
sate and Sentinel of the 18th ult, my a
itention was arrested by the following stater.
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meet tn . it. . "Now the truth is, Gen. Pun
;ter.never had any treat's, the gentlemen
lapnointed never gave bond, .or took upon Great Meeting
themselves the trust; but having full con& i • IN UNION TOWNSIILP.
-,
dence in his integrity, they and• his credit- On Saturday last a large meeting of the
'ore left it with him to make settle:mit- antii-Sub , treasury and Rither party, was
and manage, all the business himself.' -I held at the house of Jacob Rapp, in Union
Having been one of the persons sap-. township. We give the prpceeding,a be
pointed trustee for Dsvid 8.. Porter; Iteel tow: a friend in attendanze tells us that
myself called upon toZtate to the public the spirit was entinisiaStici, and that where
the reasons why I did nut act as he' trt" at the Presidential election General Aar
tee. Immediatelyon, my same being al- •riZon only received two votes, Joseph Itit-1
nounced by 'the court as : one of the true; - tier will have from 60 to 'YO. The meet- 1
mei, Mr-Porter damelo nteerid i exprtisir big was organize) by apixiinting - RICH
ed a wish that I would consent to the a .ARD ADDA3I3, President; &Stat. Re
pointinent, and give the necessary secu - - wr-, Tuostas Brct.za, Sommer( Ssuo- 4
ty, and to induce me.to do so intimated , W ALTER McDostats, Vice Presi-_,
mi.., that it would not be necessary that 1, • and D. H. Goo4utin, and Court
tnysell should do any .thing in the matte. Hoteeq, Secretisrths.
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but that , he would do all, and thatLitigi •-•
n- • -_ motion the followiig persons were
teption was to pay all .the claim (gainer. :a . ted a Committee 3 draft a prelim=
him but one, winch was a large • one, eint , .:blit*d resolutions for th Consideration of
which he would neveitpay. I was tenet:: itie meeting, viz: Jacob - II Rapp; Jonathan
ant to -comply: with hie, wishi•and. told him linabinger, George Greg , Matthias. Hal
m?. he then left Me, aid lea short time la- tileman, Abraham Is. Bghiler;`Michael
gain came tq me, and urged me to con: , -torah, Edward - McGovern, Amoe Mania,
sett. And comply, -and -'at the same-tittle' Olin Brown, Henry Gilbert, Geotge Da
'Souped and gave me no saderstan4 , `us,Rotandus Ziactine/min -- , Hiram OW
unless I would let- , :him have the: , ns, Charles Turnbaugh Mark Bitter,
\meat of alt the busineits, be did not. Solomon Ulshafer,Johnflreeher,.'William
th
seal
wish me to have. any thing to klo In the
matter, and that if I 'would so consailt and
conipty he would. make me tisafe, as he
,
could; that he would give me John tone
braker, and, I think, Thomas M. Owens,
as s6curity or bail that I shriuld lose
by doing So. This I refused to agree to,
a . n&Mr;Porter then walked of aortleft me.
A sport dine after this, Mr. Porter in conL
vereation induced me to believe that there
wa4 no - property, or trust funds to be got
tenor to look after, at any Tate a ortli the
rouble qf attending to it, and in come-
quence thereof, I never acted in,-looked
after, or inquired further about the busi-
ness. I have been disappointed in what
hopes I had at that time. that Mr.. Porter
might pay his debts7ss be has since baf
fled and delayed several or his. creditors,
whose claims were evidently juet.- , As to
my own claim, although a small mattr,
not the one half of it is yet paid, - ,though
it was the claim on which he gat hiinsetf
put tojaii. During the last August court
in • Huntingdon, I called on Mr. Porter,
personally, and demanded a settlement
with him; but be positively refused doing
any thing in the matter until after tile e
teetion, and. I will now be cot - ripened to
gittstialaat is justly due to me fi.lun him in
n
thin I t way I can, wiiich lam now coin.
pa nd trying to do by the only course
left . .
During the fall of `lOl I became tic
quainted with John Stenebraker, and lived
wttlon a few rods, of his house for some
imiita of time. I have since that time
lived 'in his neighborhood, been intimate
wulr litrit \ and.regularly had dealings --with'
him for the last thirty-six years, and have
always considered l and found him to be a
man of truth and strict integrity. I never
heard Ins character fur integrity, veratity
4r.. truth questioned by any one until-he had
independence and moral courage enough
to publically declare his knowledge of what
he had discovered to be a dishonest trans
actton on the than of Mr., Potter.
14thla-tunishinent I have seen Thom.
as MP. Owens of Birmingham announced
in th'e Patter pap-Ts "as an eiernalary pi
one man and an el ier of the Presbyter tan
church," and ...one - whose .dectstrations
Must forever put to eight-the depo*i/tons
of the Messrs. Stonebrakers." I \ have
some knowledge of the character of Mr.
Elder Owens, and wou'd just say "if is no
better than it should be." One thin., h o w. ,
ever is certain, he never was an Elder of
the Presb”ertan church and his character
could wit have been so‘ery good, but a
eery few years ago, when and where he
was best known, ARREiTED ON A
CtIARGE 01 - PAS:3ING COUNTER
FEIT MONEY, at Birmingham in this
county, where he had long dwelt and his
character was well known'. At which
tune a. respectable clergymen who was
pretty well acquainted with him, told me
he a ttoped the law ti - light noWdo what mrir
al persuasion had faileu to accomplish, that
is; produce a reformation in -his character.
In short I feel confident ; that I state
but what ii well known, and. what the
mind of every candid man who is well ac
quainted with Thomas-M. Owens, will at
once concur in, when I state that he is a
man who will say, "yes, yea, •0 yes, yes,
certainty," to any thing which can be
asked or reqnested of him,: provided the
doing so will not trench or create a de
mand• upon his pocket cir interest', that he
is just the proper sort of intltrument fur a
de.ligiing man, or set of men to get the
consent that they should have the use oh
bie-name, to suit their purpote. , No man
who knows Thomas M Owens can believe
that be wrote or dictated . aeingte sentence
of that which appears over his name, in
the "Advocate ett. Sentinel" of the sth
Sept.
MICHAEL WALLACE.
:Morris town:ship. Augu4
POTTSV
WIEDN ESDA Y MORNING,
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Rapt), Joseph Sdyddr, Henry Miller, Mo
ses Sarver. ,Ernahucl Larab, Peter Keifer,
David Fritz: whe rifler retiring for a short
time repotted thii- fallowing which were
read and unanimously adopted.
Whereas, we have ever been the firm.l
supporters of sward democratic principles;
and whereas; the party now io 'power at
Washington, liaire fot.iha last eight years
used evert insidious means to form a strung
and consolidated Government; and where!'
as, our present eelf styled democrats are
now giving their, zealous support to men
who are the avowed advocates of that
most infarirms Sub•treasury Scheme—a
system having for its end the concentration
of all power In the hands otthe President.
Therefore
Resolved, That this.meeting, can see
no difference between the principles and rte•
dons of the present Van -Buren and Porter
Party, and the former Federal Party of
1799, who were like the present party in
favor of investing the President with
,un
limited power.' .
Rewired, That it is an insult to the de
mocracy'of the'country for the Porter men
to arrogate to themselves-the name of de
mocrats, so long as they support the old
federal measures of 1199, and follow in
the footsteps of their federal leaders some
of whom were at the head of the. federal
party in the feign of terror, and who- to
this day cling to their federal principles.
Resolved, That we have lost,all poofi
dente in Martin Van Bu-en, and warn our
fellow citizens to have a watchful eye over
him since he formed a coalition with John
C. Calhoun, the great leader of the Smt li
ern nullifiers, -who boldly declares that
the -Union has failed to riccoiliplish the
object (or which it was formed, and .the
sooner it %Vas diisolved the better."
ResOlvtd, That we continue our un
shaken confidence in the sound democratic.
principles of our present worthy. chief
Magistrate, Joseph limier, and that we,
consider it the duty of every patriot who
loves hie country better than party to sup
putt his re election.
1. Because under his administration a
most judicious system of Internal Im
provement has been adopted; the income
of our public works been made to yield
double, and al! the great interests of our
commonwealth scrupulously guarded with
out adding one cent to the burthen of the
people. .
• 2. Because by his proclamation he has. I
restored to us a sound and constitutional I
cut rency, and has drawn out of circulation
the nasty an. filthy Van Buren and Porter
Shinplasters. .
3. Because he has done more to pie-
I mote the prosperity of this State, than any
other Governer since the days of Simon
Snyder.
4. Because he is a democrat not only
by name, but also in principle.
5. Because he has \ been tried and in the
language OfThounas Jerson, foetid 'hon
est, cit pubic, and lait brut to the constitution.'
Lastly because in all his relations of
private life he has sustained, an unblem
ished' character, end has never failed to
conciliate the confidence,and affection - of
those who know him best.
Re ß solved, That we cannot supimrt Da
vid . Porter . •
1. Because be is In favor of the eicii us
sub-treasuey scheme, and Maftin Van B -
rev's i rredeemable shin plasters, for prop,
ace his vote on the senate Journai of:last
,session, page 653.-
2.
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Because he has been proved by those
""who knoW him" to be a dishonest and
perjured man, and totaljy unworthy of
1 trUat., _ , _
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3. Because we believeliim to be - unfit
as well in rpoint of intellect as in point of
iutegrity,lto perform the duties Of the of.
fiee.to which he aspires. E• •
4. Because although said to be worth
$40,000, be still refuses to pay;his hottest
debts.
MI
5. Because his whole character 'shows
that he iu a low, intriguing and dangerous;
PT. 26, 1838
man.
Resolved, That the charge of abolition
against "Joseph 'littler is unrouridecrin
truth, and only got up by the Porteritaii,
as, their kid resort to divert public atten,
t ion from the -crimes 'charged ogaituit4heir
own candidate, and of which they know
him to be guilty.
Resolved, That we warn the friends of
Rimer in all parte of the county to be
ready and prepared to meet this stratagem
of the Pertermen With the undeniable facts,
viz: That Martin Van Buren voted in the
New York Convention to give negroei
the right of suffrage; that RiChard' M.
Johnson is a practical amalgannstioilist;
- that DaVid - R. Porter hiniself voted against
the admission of any Territory into ,the
Anion, unless it would first set all negroee
'frilifind lastly, that a majority of the
leaderelof the Porter party are known as
avowed abolitionists. • '
Resake, ii; That the silly - Ciiiiiiitires
exhibited by the Porter Men of the 9ettys-,
burg - Mail Road, hardly *seem - passing.
nottcc, ! because it is well - knolinitiat Da
vid R: Porter , toted_ ?or 'an 'app*iiittion
of$150.1101:11.6 thiamirieinad winter beforei
last, arid that our own, Senator, .Charles
Fmiley, Rig. voted.lastwielet fiif i ti - i ,liff:,
ther appretwiatiai_tikiii c AeemtntAalitoArf;
important link lOniiitittietilbattir irit7i#l 4 ' '
the.greak.*lley . ofilit twiistiosii:,-t.:?r , ?-:: 1. .
8( 4
- Resorii4W, That: he - •-tnii, "tenenialt4,;..!':.;
the Loctislfom Stale•Tieafiii..„6sfllkallii-5-I?-: "-'
Sturgeon, iti zegardAo tbeini_„ :ipt*,...-'::
State Debt finder. the-presenttid — ili**" -- ' ''..
ion, can have . no inPuence 'Totten linligtt,tr.
ened jinblici and that We haire., 04drin.: . ..
in the. -ceilifiCite Liiinacr-officitill,ilori*l
Auditor General - and ilin.Seme"ta 00400&.....:
Comminiivealth, Meiam, HObait ind)* . tiiV •
rowel, to nit: "We, the Secreterfrikr(Wif
Commonwealth, and ,the Audifor , Getioe':"J
al, both lif whomere with thttetatiViihrf , - -.
surer, Cominiiisioners of the .1 3 nteniiklif,:;, -
provement fund of Pennsylvania, dobeiiito •
certify that the whole permanent,StaS te
Debt, on which the State paid inteilis4f.:.
and which she was liable to . Rol4:irikiitiiii
the fourth day of December,;lB3s;;;;ll.2ll;4 s .
330,003 32, aiid that it is new 0n(11it1f,7.4".:'
August;-18:38) 824 230,003 1 32. :- " litA,
Signed THO'S .H.
,Btl 1aft0W,..§;•141, ; -. •
Sec'ty of the Corinnotrennil*."-*
NATII..P. HOBA HIV l'i' 4 ' .- 4' 4
• .r. t., •,,...„....
'Auditor' General: •i.-
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Resolved, That we heartily apprnq of
the whole ticket formed by ;our
friends, and that we will give rr °wises.; -
lons'and united support.
after which Mr. Goodwin arldresieittliP
meeting in a very able and eloquent iftnti-
ner. .
' Resolved, That the procpeding,a
meeting be signed by the otricera,andiiiti
fished in the Miners' Jourrnd, and nik.l4. - f:
er . Imperil friendly to Ole re.t . dti,ctild :— Ot
Joseph Ritner.
(Signed by the .offieeri+);
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- Stray Co
Qv:wet:from. th44nbee.lber aboilt istkiiro:' , .. 4
Ole ill kbput 13. years old, a pro.,
down the tour shoulders, a whiteppotin of r
head and a hole in each, horn, Pharr. AA:Oda'
twn feet with. white tuft at wilt. W'
return said Cow or give information .
may be found, shall receive FIVEIIO94II'&'
REWARD. - P' :471, ,• .
JO AT AN-, DA DDONV . 4%:Zitc:
Tow6iint,f7;,
Notice.'
To the Subsovebtheof the "rofra S4U of
Pottsville. .• -
4 SECOND InPtoltneni of Tiro dotiesitskUnfri:'
-na ty cents (wench share of , slock, is iell4issC
to be paid to the sobse.riber, odor before
Monday in October neit:
By order of the Boaid.
JOHN T. HAMLET. Tititatit..".
Sept. 22
KinifsettonTlOarilingSeAoor:
d ' - i --
raltiE Vacation will comm ,nce the litof neat
• m- month, and the Winter Terms istfor 1141
month, when new scholars may be adtitted. -:'
Apply to .
- . ESI3ICAR .KJ.IIBFII,.;:‘ .
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. . i Superinterant,..„!
Kimberton, Sept. 15, 1833. 1 ll . ,,aira : _
Dissolution of .IPnrgwraillip.
item xxj ii EREAS Charles Kellner has ins pub - , .
v v lie, notice, that the .firso or Ka ttipAotn‘.
Derrick Wis dissolved on the ilth of A uatlat‘
Cheri by the withdrawal of Cheri Kantner IfrotnAlits•
firm, and td all those inde - to the,palifektoiltd;
make payment to him the id Ilaudnerithireis:
to ratify all thrsie indebted 1" the'.iiikfiiiifiiiii .
to make payment :to him, thitivaid Ifinaner,littit
cause the said Kantor.' is not Wathorise:4#ll l o4 "I
- the affairs of the said firtru.and becnustr4a,siab.7 .
scriber has an equal right and claim tottani
vided half partof all the stook s boa . ili 1 :141
properly - whatsoever belonging to said ltriti t ':;.,i,:.
.CHARLM. DERR% /1:4I..:
.
\ Sepieutper 19,1838. • ' -1 - .47.4,,73.;.-!..rj.r.l.'i'•
' Teachers - Ilralitede - '
'IA Directors of the Pithlie,Eeitiiiiiii of M 12 -1
I n
1 - h .are ready to receive akiliagliniffirill*, '.
em plc eat ot eight competing Teichine Saida -.
in the rulitto School., of 451/11164.ta#10/114tE44::'
ensu!ite.Season. , ruff. to t4C.hGclutati:o.itt.A
#O,
to tescit-Engtisb., :'• None nd apply cai#l4.4
who can conic well recommended. is Wail's : 4e,"
and of good moral character; App in; eititiiiot
the subscribers. : . . 4 ,' 4.- - - - Ajt: - .7 . ,;, -44 '
LUDIOG. BERGE%-.`i A.7.,...Z,V.4: ' •
GEORGE..IROYER, - ~, ... 4 44z.:: -,
CLIARLER, DENGE,I44;Ew.
sAMErEt-RiOireaVVW:eeti
sktakiitorlloPYrr.
JOSEPH ',11,-Oxpit.ll t :*? , :
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- r• Stray - COWOkI
sts
WAS brouglds , to the eriber,AnCtitirOlia .
Ir,lr• inst.. ;raiding in is Jilotoiiiti;MAW
COWS. one is a b ri ndle - i'llti-JPRIS4Iii.Ak.,,,
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.other is a Black and . Val* ' Spolteir . icole c Vlin " ,
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owner or owneri are retieited.,fir "4:alaila.
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prove ProPerrY. Pot arvrgelh *id iiil lUin.W . --
.otherwise they will betaold ecorilW tcliiiizt-.-7 ,
• . : moit Vi 141M1 1 1.1(..1.1'..
September 19,.1038, :', ~,,- _ -;.,,witi. - 17. , 7
famit - , - BO04Itt: .- .
, - - Viiiiiabte.nearri*roon, - ilopyk,. ; .
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Vitt: u n de r signed - Ofrelily\fiii alai Intl that Welt
known three - itory ,BRICK ST RE 4 - 1+11? -
DWELLING - HOUSE and the apputte2;;
aitisitOin'Criitie ' st reet,. PottoviW. Pe:if
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(traits' andersiktied. together witty -Jiihir"'.lsther''
(enententihr'the rear of laid beildingkaarahs4
10t.,,df gtocuid ;whereon the. whole,\ ll6 lMl B , , .
Welt budding', aforesaid, con tai ns thirty : feet jta47 ,
front—finished frock the loiseranweot7it.Taiii - .
- garret in the hest style of *roily`'itkiide
as a basin," stand and aireside ei ve w .
- vourebty situated. .The , foreitokriC .., - o_,.,aix i.
benold on row andteedalßilfh ":I:A.Vt •
of the purchase iitnney lay reitnritinitAttstitnii.f l
erty for a few 'years, it deeired. I,‘rirti.lol...
. ble, and possess' can be given instandiitelyvvf
apply to . •. ‘G. 51: •JMUINCEL -.„-
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