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itATIMILpAT 1110:14NING, SEPT. 9, 1843.
lneuranee.
The abbseriber: Agent for% one.of the best Insur
ince offices in Philadelphia, is prepared to make in.
lerrannea en an desetiptipn a of property :such as
flanges, Mills. Stables, Geods, Furniture.
et the very lowest rates B. BAN :NI AN.
.117 V. Palmer, Ffq., No.: b 9 Pine Street - ,
Philadelphia is authorised to act as Agent to receivo
subscriptions and advertisetnenti for this paper.
DEMOC.R.VI' , C 1111 a CUONTY
- - • ' lIIEETiNfL
•
In pursuanco of a resoluelon, adopted at the
lbointy.ltteeting:st OriteigehUrg, on the tst
Counts. Meeting will be held at: Bill's
thei Borough of Pottsville, on •
. Suhrday. 23d of ISeptemher nce,
'it 3 delocky.M., for the purpose of forming a
County Tart, to be supported at the eLsoing
blection.: . . _
.I.I,COI3jIAMMER,
E lAA'S DERR, '
• L. F. %V HITNEY;' •
Standtng Coninallee
•
- '65 It MAR A).
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Will be paid - by the subscriber for informatibb that
to the detection of the person or persons
who 'steals or destroys the-subscriber's Packages on
tho bail Road between Philadelphia and Pottsville
. Between thirty and forty packager have disappeared
within the last four months. .BANiNAN. -
. .
?OR CONGESS.
'ALEXANDER RAIIISEV.,
OF :DA COVSTY.
Democracy. -
Istaver was a name or title more .. abused or at
{ached to more oppsite `'characters than this said
"...word"Dennierriey."t..is,lhe aim and boast of
every min in this cou ntry, to, bp a Democrat;.-
Mi matter what his predilictione
may be. still he las DeMorrat.
_lt is of but little
irnpoilance.ho%- man's opmions may" change,
or bow many political 811111 - CitiVlS he may have ex
ecuted, for while he has brCath he will continue
to assert his'claiin -to Democracy. Were we
judge of its•deflaiiion by the 4 . 4:ities of its Many I
claimants,, we would •rall it thatvialay vi filch
Without a parallel .tion, sanctiOns all funks
and c•mnivcs at rat( inconsistencies. But,
thank Heaven ! the is not a vague or. an .
Unmeaning one—it has its tit finition, and invests
the deserving owner with a title that the pine re
publican would •notierchange for allihe empty
atamprolEur . opeon rank. What is it to him that
the frothing dc.magogne may abuse the Word,,and
use it to corer the most mercenary end s;acisti ac
tions, What is it to him 'that _they use the name
• to veil the gratification of their base pa:;sions end
envious Propensities ! - Pure in the c,msciims...
tress of well ,meaning integrity, secure in tlie
ne of conduct which the history of the past has
Uri:lel out for him as correct, he-Willnot be dri
venitsi le front the path. but steadily and onward,
thinks and Walks as the principle direc:e.
• There areanany of these prtfessed
Democracy sill in existence; they cumber our
eol i intry on all sides, and occupy all .rank in so
l.
: ciety, from the talehted, yet ambitious man ot ge-\
' dine, down to the nnisy brawler orihe pot house.
Their means of injury' arid their powilyo blind
fol. will grow more restricted as the good sense' l
an judgment (if tbose,on whom (they would at
tern, t to practice, becomes emightened; and .we
tru ingly . look forward to thaeperiod when the
. hen .st man tail avoid them 'aa' epmitilence, and
the .nger af scorn directed at their acts trill fol 7,
low them dei*M to that infamy their prostitution
de ,rves:
e apply these rem rks to the great-tpelitical
struggle which is now ,'pproachini. Candidates
. *Minter° the people t .ell of whom claim the aired
• of*sullied and corvis , ent Democracy. - Among
the most -promineot of thb -opposition stands
•- Joh l n C. Colliouu His rapids are earnestly en;
gaged in 'urging bk. claims forward into public
f light, and -the probability is that he will km
the Lncdfoco cat.d.d .te.L_Mr. Calhoun is a g o
,
• , ht. dugs..e man'...-he is powerful in iellect
! : fetir:less ni action, but slavishly mutable his 1
he nee to principle. In- i point .of moral wor
, ' we dra - W no line of dilincion . between im f
1.,., the nameless, obscure demagogue—alike ill' h
sesev kir
. the ditferimeo alone c..risists in the am ,
e vif they bith aro ab'e to effect.
i • W:r.l led to the ', al.are reflectio s of
- reading the following sentiments uttered y 44
dafhann, in a spiiech tri4l by him lon
T rift or 1816: Let the Oonirnunitv sea.; t
chi.efully; and then compare the tone With the
/1114equenii.areer of the man.. In 1816 Mr.
t:lhoan was a Dan .era!, and the' prinCildes he
cfa tended for at that tme were evidence of his.
ti i4
• riot to the title, Mr. Otihoun is note. a direct pc.;
siti a and , unqualified 4pauent of the Tariff,
and we ,would ask whether hr is yet a i?etriocrat.
Mr. Calhoun slid: . •
•That he was no manufacturer; th t coming,
from the South he and his .consti•tieri l ts had no
interest but in the cultivation of the si t
•That
r to affird indnuficturers, 'aril le prelim.
tinn would enatite ill . . firmer to sell Ili products
high, and boy all his wants end cOnee lenges if
liin-chcop," •
..That a Tariff fOr proteCtioit..wns of vital int
porpeceto_tho security and permanent
ty of the Union: 7 •
, tt That it would produce• an interest. gfriellg
as much as agriculture,
l and far more.
than commerce and nayigatiMi 7 . • .
•• Chat it . tiye.;ll , l produce a netf-and you ,
eifthement, far outwi ighing any objections that
.
Might bOarged sgmlist thesySteto.." •
Chat it..l7ould `preserve us' from a new, and
`terrible danger ..-I)ISUNION against which eve
ufight to he. Pcipetually. guarded:) . • •
And that it
_would air,rd', to :the cotton - and
• iitrollen.,'paantifaeturers,.prvie‘cli.t4n that- would
*.}duct them beyond the reuch 4ullllolg . eney."
So much for , _his consistency !.! -
Tua Court Mstf:mNo.—'—We invite' the at
tention of nur WWI friends . to the call for a Conn
-1.1 Meeting, at the Pott.ville filuse, on Sittutday
thetilf of &puou: The:ohjeCt 4.f the a.eet
irig the forrnati•mn of R good ciinnty ticket, to be
eupported et the ensuMg ct:•ciiuii as much
dtitetids bp.M pfricuiipg able end competent men`
fdr inraildtes,, we wou:d advii , e our citizens t
-2 ctineass acrintg thermwleee in the meantime; and
&tine to the meeting krepared to adppt a strong
and t flicient ticket
'Mi. Alexander -Ramsey, be `CongresaiMPal
droinekr, and'a number of (Alter gentlemen will
be tires,entin address the meeting, which we hope
will be we,' sod generally iitieited. OUr. Whig
friends in this region hate' htretitfore paid
,little • regard to attending . propsietory meetings,
end at 'we ascribe nti:}i'of our traint of success to
this•supineness, wo.tiopo to sere tfo further reenr
let.ce of the error; ' - •
The Abahionists, at the Liberty,party4,as
. 04 term themselves ield a Convention at Bur
fahriately. at which they ; passed q number of res..
and nominsted James C. Iliirrey. of
Michigan, for Piesident,trityHenr'y Morris.; of
Ohio, for Vice President. . '
BOA
1 he -CisingTessigna, ,NomJettatiott
• i....A..ll,amseyi Esq. 1 1 ' .-
We are tteased to learn that late noMina."
thin-at' Mr•- : A. - Ramsey, aw our IPcingresaional
candidate, meets with the general approbation - of
the Whigs 4this District. Wa7are grillficiwith
-the nomination for many reasons, the principal
of which is, that we now feel confident of havini
a strong and able representative tia n defend - otti in=
tercets in the tuitional councils; 'Cate who with'
-.) i • -
the. genus to direct and the nerare to ael,--wo,lA
ways be at his post,' vigilant'and iintiring'.. r eine
from whose whole life and charaeter we daiir. an
evidence that he-will never shrink
-froth the high
trust confided to hnilt. We knort : Mr. liiimsey,
and, knowing his principles, assert' him 'to be , all
that an intell , gent people Would deidiain a rep-,
• • :
1 resontative.' .% , . . , ,
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The following from-the ;slational Forum, is
the manner in which the editor intioducei Mr.
'Ramsey . to the citiiens of Schuylkill, and while
we cheerfully give' place to it in Our columns, we
fully and hrar.ily cottcur- tribute which he
pa) a to the man, , •
.. Mr Ramsey de a native ,' of ;Derry township,
the Danner - one, in Dauphin co u nty; he was the
son of a mecharitc, and was , himself apprenticed
to a carpenter, where be served four, years, em
ploying the internals of labor in. .study - .../ifter
bia'appientice 4 tip, he devoted !istiMe tiaielo the
improvement of his mind, and tben entered Judge
,ii.eedis law, school 'at Carlisle, 4rpm whence he
graduated in 1837.' 11e took an Otive icatt in the
Itarrison'cOmi zoiii of 1840, enPiye recollect:lie
first speech', macic from the riilger , polo of a log
cabin. When Fennsylvarda,ca'rit , her vote for
Harrison, and the Whig DfictAii nait at Ileitis
burg, Mr. Ramsey was eleclelecrvary Of., lh(l.
E ectorat C l ollege. In 1841 hems efeeted clerk
of the'House of -.RepresentativeSicor ourBlate,
which arduous ollicehe filled w ith art.httpitrtial . ;
ity, , Koroptocss and skikthattchallenged ihe ap.
probaion:of his political' oppo , n Rain
say Is c s
ebta,Mr. Ra , '
\ Fr.‘
entially a self taught end eilflierle man.
While a cre youth, the ,burthMS of :a' large fam
ily ;c-ere thrown upon him bY the death of his
father ;'—with no' wealthy friends to back him,
aid se tt.,W'ere unaided, ho lia.i,stradily persever
ed, and with an unblemished reputation has won
a high place in the affectionsof the people where
he is knOwn. Young. entdrprising, fearless and
talented, be is jast the candidate for, district of
working men, as la the 4 Ith. E Freah front the
ranks of the people, in the truest - sense of the
:erm—lioner.t, industrious and 1 unassuming: he
'ill commend the warm stippoit of men of all
parties. . .
The great Coal'and Iron,interests of this Dis
trict will find a zealous anddecided champion in:
Mr. Ramsey. The folloning" toast, , Which we
cut frOm a Harrisburg ,vas given by him
on the 4:h July, last, and is an evidence pf his
orth,..doxy\_ou the all-important subject of the
Tariff:'
, •-By Akrar;iler Ranisey4—'ik TiatiF7-Per
manent and Protectivel- 4 -the, only true security,
for the lasting prOqierity of the American Stittes."
- We have been thus particular in our notice of
Mr. Ramscv,-that it may sere as his , introduc ,
tion to our'Sehuylkill county friends.!_ Danphin
said Lebanm are used t ! .l pulling teams together
and we trust the new connexion with ;Schuylkill
may prsiwe ha'noonious and profitable: We con-,
gratulate the Coal Region on the pros'pect of be
ing.atlast rrpreserzted fn the councils of our rta
liar'. With greater interests at stake aneneed
ieg more careful 1.-gislaVOn .t.1.14n any, valet' of
:our, State, it•seems to hatie ltreh the aim of
foci - dim to 'send the very , itpPersenations of stu: t
pidtty." - , ,
• Many of of our. venders yet remember the posi
-on we assumed some limo since with regard to,
bituminOus'coal;-,and its I.l:ing4ons tendency to'
spontaneous comiistion. 'We' , %argiied the fact
becauie v‘e felt - Convinced of. its irtith, and' al
'though assailed on all'sPes; hooted at,\ denouncl
ed and attacked in every, ' may, yet the event
is
daily proving that wiz . ' first .08i:onions were corj•
rest, and that the .. danges e l i spia even to a greater
'extent than - we supposed.: . • ,
The revulAons which trike:Place' in ihe publie
mind are frequently sudden and (Mend:lies laughr
able. It would be a difficult' molter nowlo find
me s scientific man who vvoull deny this property o r f
eat bituminous coat; and should any- one'have the
I
t _ temerity to come out publicly, with eh at
ad ,tempted controversion, 'the hue and cry would
be even louder ogaiiist than it was apinst
and O.
ion-
We publish the following,cccoutat'of a caso Of
unt , spontaneoUs carnbuidion which occurred . lately
near - the Boston Gail Works, and give it ai an.
other among the many evidences 'Re have hither.
ohn ;to
; laid before' the ,s;
the • SPONTANEOUS COMDUSTiON or' Coat,— fhe
following statement, on goof rofthority, of a
case of spontaneous ennbtistion of bituminous
coal„ after being exposed to wet weather,ii
ing-of notice.
; is contained in a note from
George Darracoti, Buporißtendent of the
Gas Werke of this city, published to the Atlas of
yesterday.--Boston Ad vertiser.
The alarm of Are, i•taterday
--fling, did wit proceed froni . the Works, las
stated in goer river of diisiday ; but from a shed
adjoining the Works,; occupied for the atoringl of
coal; ow rrd by Mr. Tirroll:i• iooforthe Shed
being defective, - the Isle - heavy tans penetrated
; the mess, and - CoMbustion eorniueneed in the lower
part of the heapi Coal dealers should to aware
of Oa, fir most kinds of • bituminous coal will
nite'sporosneously, if in large masses, and sxiios
, "ed to the weather, or if eery clamp when Itoicil•
plesso notice this that additional Caution may '
y I
nerd and danger prevented.
our friend!
ISuis PLisTans.—We warn our friends in ibis
rectivinglaky inorelof this loceieco
currency. The Grand .dries ot!.•encasier en"
Cumberland have preSentedv.butb those place
1.34 the illegal issuing of the Saorthless trash, i um
as" thereliel notes tap nearly par, all shin piss:ere !
including the liariiebutg depreciate to
25 cents in the dollar, thus resulting injuriously
to those who take anti circulate lhem. Citia l enal
don't touch them anY longer! :
Cutt-t ;us Ne'vr York Journ.l
Commirce etatesll33l 1161 doge have been kille
n that city from June 26th to August 16th.i.
Thej. croon poked burl face through t
clouds and took a look et 'us'
, On Monday a
rucaday l
.everal walking, parties' to ittaibli
Run in tontequence. klav'm ; beat - d The la
but eipect cake and at—atetstvirtly
• - •
co" ,, A meeting of the locolocas eppasmi to t
late;nominalion for county.offreere, will b. l b
next Sattir . rlay - etternaon; ChriA'ir Hotel, E
Scbuylltdl lixtren. •
cr We loving attention to Ott advertisemrnt
'Mr. Yardley in another column. Mr. Y. has , t
ken the 41Cqrk Store; and intends wholeSslin
t
goods chew' for M
. eash. this is rather no
enterprise in this -- region; we wish him ever sy•
ems. .
The miliiar?of Monignicery County,'tiTems•
king preparations fir bolding as Encsinpmat
Sonnytown, to commence on -the' 4th of Got&
nest, and to last three days..
ay The etaternent _made in our_ eaper. lai
creek. upon the 'authori4 or the Germantown
egraph ; that Governor Porter ika - 05143110
McClrnathonvis - soill to,he incTreet.
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• DEISOCE/TIO WHIG-011LT* irortyaseno.“---
This Convention Met in the Hall ofithel,oooo of
Representatives. Her isbblg. on WeanMdai, the
6th of September. Upon calling the list of:dele
g et's, it was foodd that two lets ofdelegate*.iiiaro
present from Limcsatet codrity wht Wscorn
, •
Mine* of live were appointed to ingstl into Abe
matter. - The Convention was then ladjouratd•
mail half past two P. M. ' -!
The Convention mitt poignant " tti adjamumeDl ,
sad; the • Committee hiding reripat ails or
ganised by_appointing.l • '
• • Chairraari:
NHILMIIIDLESWARTH, of Crtiort.
- • •• Vice Ptcrycnfe. -
Manx P.•Ecrini)e, of•Berit.s.; •
DAVID Laser!, ofiArmstropg, ,
rth Lir • Satresa, of PaJaln,ol
T. H. PATTERBOII, of AiieghenYt
Dorms, of : Philadelphia;
Jonir,Porrin. of Ceritre4;
Secrelar'ies : —Jotin'
• Zeilth; off 'Delaware;
James H. Graaf; Stevenson,
of Lycomingt. 'rocrts Matlack, of Philadelphia
county.;• ,
•
On motion ol'Mr; flieate l, the Convention pro
ceeded to nominate candidates fiir Canal Com•
missioners, when oftereeveral halibut,*
Readvect, That WILT:JAM TWEED, BEN
JAMIN WEAVER, .and SIMEON. GUIL.
FORD, aro tlecl‘ed unanimotisly nominated for
the office of Catiil Commissionere, by this Con.
vention. •
- ue ,4 - •
'•elr; ,
•• 1 , ,
' 1 512_
1( ' I
f SMYSER, : it tt!as Ilesolved
On Moticift ot r
that f° case of any vacancy °conning Id the an.
didatei nominated for Canal CommicsiConersi, the
officers_of the convintion shall havOpoWet to fill
said v,adancy.
A ;tote of thanks was given to thooffiCere, when
the Convention adjourned sine din
Tut YELLOW Fsvan.—Great excitement bee
beer . ' caused inthe vicinity of NrarTork, by the
report whiehmas believed there thatho late piclk
ness_at Readout:, is the yellow'eve: 4 r. The Tr
ibune, speaking Of it, l asserts!, its opinion that
such 'is the character , of the disease, land publishes
letier - showing that tt Wos accompanied by the
black vomit: • ; ; ,
The inhabitants at Rondouti aro an convinced
of its being the yallow fever, that they pre rapid.?
ly removing frornthe place, arid cases of the di
ease rite otairrini daily, so sase the Tribune, ai
those who remain. I_,
thou
co. Tux Locetueo
Cooriestrou was held at Harrisb
day, the sth inst.and•norninat6d
futios er.sak‘ of Indiana, ,
J:coar. of Perry, aril ?•• •
Wm. B. Forairi, of Bradford, I•',„_.:*
The shove nominations, are all 'West of the Sns
c inchonas, and lit is said to. too, Anti-Porter
ticket throughout: . I , • _
TT A fatal afrtay hari lately oqurred in Mary
land. between A. D; forwooti, efgounkand re ,
epectablo lawyciof the place, srtdlP. D., Ricketts,
editor of the .Cecil Whig. iorroad was shot
through the body-, end died 41 1 about nine hours
after Wards, Ricketts has since' ,i edit committed, to
take his trial it the next court: i
0 :7 The CitiZen . Suldier oftbie' ; week, , ii a well
written and interesting number. It contains a
rather lengthy deseription of Camp De Kalb; and
pegs the officers of said Camp, some handsome
compliments,, Thia paper stiatild be enconraged
by,-the military, as its columns are
vbtd to their benefit acid improvi:Ment. •
- a y The Lcooiocos of the !city and county of
Philadelphia held 0: Coniention on Monday last,
and nominated James H. Huichilisoix; for Sheriff.
For Congress—McCully hasi been nominated in
the Fiat District—John T. Smith, 'in the Third
Diserict - ;', and Oharlesr.l. Ingersoll in the Fourth
District: -I .
Tui Wsrintii on Wednesday and Thursday
last, was of the most villainous; character—real
ague weather reminding ono continually of bit
lions fever, rheumatism. !delighifuraffec
iions of the kind: .Icatch
M ists; cold rare and
damp fogs were miPiremittm, coal fires Kam .irs
demand, and great con's av'eee
. ,
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pHs b , coroco .• ~‘
ONEEIIIIE [ MEETING , Gres
held at Jonestown,. on Monday,! the 4th of • Sep.
(ember, 1843 1 , when after six ballots, Dr. DAVID
thil El knout, of Lebanon, was rionaintmesl as the
Coigreb.ienal'cabdidate. i i 1 .
A roan named:Charles Aie, corOrnitted enioide
on the ColuPbis'll - ail Road ion Tuesday afternoon;
throting hiPself before the trap vehilsi
undeVlull lieadwaj. cars paSsed offer hie
breast:killing.hurn instantly.
.1
(Cr The 931hpunites bOd'a meeting in Pim:
York, on gon,dey evening! last. Speeches weris,
made avowing hostility te . itt tariff, and th e dome
migrations PMsti;that the Pa 4 is fed settling nj
on its true'foindatien.'
1 ' d t
Niuntier extenifive org ry has oeen e eo r l
led in Petersham, MasseChussetta. ,The delin!
Tient to Wm:-Goddard, he P,getmaster, at that
place. The amount of forged .intper is morethan
$4O oeo all of which has ben discounted. When
questioned, Mr. ,Cr. admitted this crime, and havitig
been arrested;waseaftar pleading guilty admitted
to bail in the sam 485000. .
0:1- A notorious character named .1 - ohn_Daniy,
alias (original . Johnllianoi) his put forth an ad
dress to the freemen of the sreta, offaringtimself
as a candidate for Govertior. This Hanoi!, ii4n
oysterman, and promises to giiie c'ertain port ion
of his sataiy to"paying offlheOtate Debt, erheqp
lected.
,
4
(07 Wohov! receivedi :
, s collection of fci
by ,a tlemocrat," which we' are unavoidably c ,i a
polled to postpone publishing, until . our next VI
, per. There are some bitang truths conteinc i fil i
s th e communication, %Thick' is Written by one WI
,1" knows. ' ' ' I '. i
io ,consequence of the tiew errangeUlent
tipzr•the Rail Road, the arrival of the passenger
Won at this place has heen qite irregular. liThis
of t Gorse is preferable ' to. col Wens, but still we
think a mode might be de ised for preventing
then fr6luent delays. ,:
According - . to this arrangement the pasiWnger
train when it &its not arrive et ! Orwigsburt Lan
ding within a 'specified period Ili 'compelled' to re
a warn theta until the laden trititiluti posied'doWn;
d. andireqiently, Within the last lei days, the mail
his bean delayed for several hews beyond the usu.
g
It el tithe. 1. 3s i
CA3II. Wa.unsx.--HTh'etrintitary - of Lebanon
„. and vicinity, took poseeir r
sion of their - tents oriTues
tioy,ra-st.; The Campitia tale , presents s besmti.
s t, fal epprotatieri from the ;Bor:ingh.-
•
( i:j. Captain Tustin's Company or' Philitilel
phia National Greys are priparing fur tl military
viait,to General Jackson', at theHeratitalics.. This
will be one of the mist :tbstoilded excuridonti ever
made by, a reilitary - corPs in thud country.
0 .1 , 436 military of 1164110 re intend eelabra
tit% the anniveriary of the battle of North Fein
at that place,'lsid the 12th of'Atiptembei.
at I. (0 ,3 .Ve understand Old knew Troop or Coin.'
ti pany -of Cattalry is -aboni being organized at
Schuylkill #averi. It is it' good neighborhood
for the formation ;or such n Corp', and we hope
that the` Effort will:succeed. ',.
BM
JubO.C. Smicet, ie.olio vioit to Bedford
springs of State. 1 ; •
it. - :''.-*i**_:*g!? - 4q.
NM
21l j.,piiitiiiirf',loing'
,miLiiii*di er.: a
' , i';::),.: ,
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Inuits: ri e 4 has been aitscheitsr, for
forget'.'.' I••. - .: - I'' - : 2
I. A western, paper aaverutes for a videvd of
cuoral charaler. !
- , .-, •
Madame'D'Aristiont (Fanny i Wright) Bias
h% Cincinnati, owns a fine .property..and is build
ing herself eleiJandid establiament: I .
A corrosPondent of the Portland Advertiser
complains els practice , which he says' exists a
mong some Of theOettlers in molasses in that city.
It is of ebtainini:our molasses and nennaliring
, the acid by mining a few gallons officio with-each
hogshead. I' '. - •: 1 !
~ .
The hotels in New Y are! now 'crowded to
o o v q e m rfili o n o in ay gi ... .There we 4141 !arrivals at Howard's
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The wonders Of corn•catting will never cease.
The othera l day travelling chiropodist egtracted not
only fife coin from a gentleman'tifoot,' butitctual
ly succeeded in removing a °Bunion" .from a
bookcase, lid:lout the owner being aware of it.
frr.rworri.—GoVem'or Ford has appointed the
.Hot(, James Semple, United States Senator to
fill the 'vacancy occasioned 'by the death of Mr.
M'Rebertsl - • 1 0 •
I
SoUtherp papers represen6he prospect for tho
cotton croPs as very unfavorable. • !
The. Whigs of Baltimore have made the follow
leg nominlation for the State Legislatuer :
John LI. Garay, Aaron &layering, James Cur.
ley, W. H. Watson, G. WAttlrman.
I
A, grand Military Encampmept is' to commence
in a :few days, in the vicinity of Wheeling, Va.
The New York True Sun 'says that Moses Y.
BeaCh has become part proprietor of the Plebican.
The ci4zons 'of S. Louis, Mo., are talking a
bou execlibg a monument to the memory of Ro
bert Fulton. 1 - , .
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' Dabney S. Carr, peg., it is'eaid, is to be !dials
ter to Conatantinople; • - I !
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Dissixassc,s.—A ‘ number Of clerks have been
dismissed from some of the departments at Wash-
111
nton.
lit nother'disgracetut ..-.
onl Saturday night.
il l Mari, W. Brinton is the LOcoftice nominea for
Assembly in Delaware couuty.
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lA, shtick of en earthquake at Memphis, Tenn.,
1111 the night of the 18th ult. ! 1 ,
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JThe citizens of Clearfield hsve l
passed antitak‘
Mg-shinplaster resolution. ' •
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' I The dwelling house of Mi. David Lucas near
Kmelt Pond, Kingston, Mass, was destroyed by
are on the 2lth nit.
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The plant COurt Martial in session at Norfolk.
'vs., euticlud,tl its busihess and.mljourned sine die
nn Maids)? last.
A mlnaber of cases of Yellow Felrer have 6ccnr
red at plow Orleans. i
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A !We of German 'emigration is setting into
Western Virginia, say the papers of-that re
! I
gton. I
1 Yankee , named
I . A F erry, has submitted to the
Common' Council of Boston, a paper for paving
streetsivvithirori.
Th l o Emperor of 'Russia has' tendered to Aniov
Addtsi E•-q., of.Lycoming county , Pa. the appoint
nent of Mechanical Enginier on thi St. Peters
burg ;'nd Moscoirflaitroatt;
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Jo as Diamiise,'recently eleeled to Congress
from Illinois, is dangerously, ill, it is ssid,'of brain
!fever.l •
Ir Robert Rantoul, jr.; hair tat length received his
commission as Collector of. *
Boston, vice lion.
!Levi Lincoln, removed.
1 ! Near Bellfonte, Centre I eorinty,' it is said , en
!eiteilsive quarry of pure white Marble was lately
ldiscOkrered. • ,•I 1 I .
rsi
• ' Art old offender named yi r m, Saunde . who
, .. ~
had . recently been pardoned out of prison by Gov.
Porter, was again arrested fur robbery on Stint
day last and committed for trial.
A l buffalo elasse'eamo off st . Hoboken„N. Y. lest
week for, the entertainment Of ifie.public. It was
a e;lnaplete hoax. L
•
Col. R. M. Johnson is eipected 'at Plattsburgh
on 'i'hurstlay , of this week. 1 The Loco•ro'cos ere
making preparation_ . to give him a public recep
ion: - - , . • ,
031!(11510311118
urg, on Taes
The Akniversary of the Battlemf flattabnigh
is lo be celebrated at that place on the 11th inst.
The Montgomery (Ma.) Journal states that a
man named Abner J. Cody, lately Iron:Crew,
and for merly a citizen Of Wetunipkit, has been
arrested in that qbaried With' receat'for
gMies:on a haulm in Mobile.
lAn encampment will obi:or:ninth at Allentown,
on the third of October, tg continue three days. •
There were 197 - deaths In New York last week•l
I- •••• .
iflineral Seat, and smite; arrived in Boston on
Saturday lest, and . tookiodginga at the Tremont
tailors of Boston have ostruck" or higher
wages. I
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] The United Statei 'Behr Wave, Lieut. Com.
Shubrick, arrived at Notfoik on Monday, H days
from Charleston, 8. C. Officers and crew . all
Businese is represented na: being very brisk in
,
Kew York at present. I -
A 0::7. The Railing between Po''Urine proper and
Morris Addition; ie most deplorably_ out of re-
pair, and we do think that our Borough authori-';
s ties deserve blame for their negligence in not at.;
tending to it. For upwards of one hundred yardsi
the railiog is torn down, and nothing remains to
save the pedestrian from collision with passing
t chicle!, or prevent the' ; traveller at , night Croat
driving over a high precipice. , We Consider
that ttns portion of our borough calls for the
itrompt care of our authorities, and hope that no
further allusion' to it may be deemed necessary.
Since writing- the aboire, 'we have receiveira
communican n, whit¢ vie willingly give place to,
lioiling that it Mayhave the' effect of directicieab
lentidn to the matter. •
Ma. •
11 , ' • ,
10i)NAN:—.1 noticed . some th ree Or fries
weeks since en articleiti your paper, signed 444-
ilex" calling the attention of the Town Coign
e' It to the dilipideted
. cooditioa of the railing a.
!tang the pitlivray betwizi and the Yolk Store,
nod did hope that your remarks wouldceuse them
j to see the necessity of giving it their prompt and
-immediate' attention., its pre sent ee ndi t o n _is
is very unsafe, particularly for ladies and children.
'And I do think that they atho are, so careless and
iiegligent,r deserve -the censure id the commit
!oily for their neglect and inattention to the Safety
lot the citizens. You please call their itttin
'lion to it erica again. And oblige
A PEDESTRIAN. •
Pottsville, Sept. 843. . •
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t occurred in Baltimore
, - --
1 0 1. A supposed. forger was arrested in this
Iborough on . Wednestlay,and after a bearing before
l
usnce Eked, was committed to anawer the charge
, before the ensuing court • •
c c TheiEtie Canal: Co: have advertised fora
ilciaii of X 350,000; *to #itish their canal to Lake
s tryThe beautittillialted States war steamer
' I pri n ceten, was launched 'from the rbiladelphia -
Nal/Yana, on Thnisilay fiat:
MiN
Ell
• ~,IFOREIGN ITEM.
ARRIVALbP imp BRITANNIA. ,
The steamship Baria:trata,'arrived et Boston
'on Sunday morning, with dates from Liverpool to
'the'afternobn of the 191 V, ult.; and `Landon to - the
.18th. The imarir,eirtgenetailY seem to hoe un
proved: Ataong'• ; the paiareagerftwas Horsley Pol.
inerEii., late GOvernor of the Bank of England.
Parlianieit lnur beentmusnalty busy in' discus
sing end sating Upan various questions of interest.
In the debate ogrish.affairs Lord Brougham spoke
of the sspeeihes ktperi on 'tiamed-Tyler said to be ,
the son at the Accidental President of the United
States'--lint'ped them over by , sayinithat no
one was aneweirible (Or thrifooleries—the noes
sive fooleiiesi, of bis family. ! He refused to believe
that Prearident Tyler was the anther of the Repeal
letter published ;over his natue.: A spirited' debate
'was had uPort the .Wardfingtort Treaty as Connec
ted with the-surrender of !firgifite slaves: The
Attorney °o r iel gayehis opinion that they could
not be surtendered. Lord Palmerston made a
'very ahle speech oh the affairs of Servia into
which he tvove,a fierce assault on the Govoinment.
Me; fellowedin the same strain, and , tack
the house surprise ' with a speech of great abi
lity and independence.. In the debates upon the
state of Irish affairs the de -nothing policy Of the
Government has beta attacked ~with great bitter
ness. !! , j
ParhaMent was to be prorogued by the Queen
, ! •
in personi en the 24th ult. •
• The s t eamship Caledonie; Cs'pt. Lott,l from
Beaton, ?rrived at LiverpOol on the
Duriag.the week previons - to the sailing! of the
BritantiVa;_ the underwriters at Lloyd's had receiv
ed accounts containing information of twelve me
lanchol ehipwrecks;attended with a very 'serious
.! !
loss of human life. • • '
A turn-out of the !operativesat Asntoa under
.Lyne, ricer Manchester, had.ioccurreilbut was
followed by no serious' results. ! 11
In Wales, the disturbances still continue.—
'Some concession has been made to the 'demands
of the disaffected, but this seats only to increase
the disc'o'ntent. ,•
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IN liticssn the Rsecir. agitstion con:lours
with ajiabated zeal and success ' The grcutef l t
...:
githertug that has•yet been held took iilaco op
,i .
TinA iftzz, a place reinatkabls in Irish histori,
on the festival of the Assumption. A most sp -
cited and interesting , account of this great demo .
stration is given in thc N. Y. Tribune but is to)
lengthy for our coluuths. r The accounts ~ g i+
of thins great
,meeting - in ell the papers represent it.
Ba‘baiirig possessed the dcel)est and most mome l n-
, 1 •
tms interest,
Mr! Donels John Blake, recently dismissed from
the CuStorris, has been arrested on' e charge,of
, .
having i tlefreuded the gOvernment to the amount
of $3:26 ; 00(1. He, had recently retired to a Sac
estate at D t iblin., o ,--" 1 ' . •
Mr. Hogan, the Irish sculptor, has been 'engag
ed to furnisti A l iatue of O'Connell, to be pleeed
in Co
9r l ci t oc
ciliation
:I a n '
l! t . ' O
Ar o fair near Galty L ay on the
Ist ull Two ilersons were killed by the firing of
the Po ice., and et c herswere badly wounded.
,Letters,have hce received by 'O'Connell and.
read! Ili the tepeel meetings, from Sympathisoni in
France, , offering aid 'and shtlter if it shall bo need
ed to the 'lmposters of Ireland. ' .
il
Tbe dis Missal of Justices still Continues.
t
In Sceet.ssn. the August CommissiOners of the
Esliblished ChurCh voted 61 to 33 to nprovo
Lord' Aberdeen's bill
.. $7 . it stands. Ileei Dr. (tun.
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ninghem, late Minister of Trinity College at E
dinbaigh, had preached his farewell sermon fire.
inouito coming toAmerica o examine our liters
, ,
an educational institutions. •• 1
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The fauntain at Utica Path, beinglin.full -Play
sod il;luntineted with . gas lights, ant acts crowds of
visitors and is really a splendid sfrtir. , A new
feature has been introduced, by the hin'ng of chairs
after the French fashion?_ On i e of ottrßreadway
ertiuilaites on *ednesday evening, iv s about to
acloramodati , hiniseW with a seat : "Those chairs
are hi, hire, Sir," Said the woman in "ttandence.
..lIoW much 1". I.Ttv,o cents each." ..Gtve . me
fivtt,'t said the dandy. The woman collected, and
b4shed the chairs, and ho seated hin4elf in one
--hting an arm over, the 'other taro—and a leg for
each Cooly took out riprincipe cigar, lit it with
a !hcofoco match, and in this position gaffed most
tupliously on . the foaming cascade, to the in
fitiit amusement •of the,", bye-standers. ...May I
Jrau le yen . fin one of those chairs for a lady 1. ,
said etre of the pedestriamp. rtCar . ct part with
airy hired ' eta att, sir,--Nirq. Thlogsmay there
, I. 1 .
wlll.air,commodate you." 7 —Noali's Illessenger. •
' I _amen& Ncw OntEiss.—The bulletin of
the Olh Biqa :
The wreck exhibited along the front of the ring .1
Municipality truly melancholy. !Tne wharves .
-Iron} 9t. IrOuis . street , nearly; to Eiplataade, have
andelong a great part of - the distance the
front of the Levee has sunk from three to six feet.
! The la'rgO pfatfrom at, the Ferry Landing' is
conplete vireck. ' The earth has caved, in, and the
handsome row of small houses built opposite to
thei Market:a last;'sPring, for fruit stores, &c., are
Several of them nearly destroyed. Indeed within a
firvii feet dike Market, a great crack, yawns in the
Leyee. Tho city. has ,not for miry years been
1 • • • • I
sulileotetLiw so heavy a loss, and as the, river has
;not yet reached the lowest point,iii is imposribla
to rtnticipatti, theextent of the damaie %hick may,
!haler'. -
" ' ettrruetty.—tho fullowing is the allele! 'Ole
for l
for.COngtess in the Louisville District .: ; •. .
. Congress . ;rt....0n, W. Lecompte, L . Sprigs
Lo isville City . 1,565 • 1,109 60
Jefferson County 940 • 550 . 332
Str s Y . ',. - 1,045.•' 588 469
01 bona i ," 381 ''.,=: 414 • 136
Henry l I . 485. , 4019 'B6
Trimble I . •
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158
Civroll ( ~; 316 ' .368 . " - 5
M ; otaij
iCANAILN S O LRIZI3."It is said that'tho-run
aw ay sl ;mg (nice the United States are formed iii:..
i t,
to] a 'regiment of red-coats in Canada, and that the
Vegiineri i i
was used some weeks ago to suppress
the me deg in 'Montreal , attempted to be gat up
:
for; the *pose i of advOcating the! Repeal of the
lipien eiween England and Irelaud. Nine black .
i
1 bentine s were stationed , on tbet• bridge at St. Ca
tlierbi 6, and they had ordera not, to allow tvon
taitic'e able people to pas. 4 to the place of meeting,
witio had any appearance of belonging to the fiber- j
al.
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The Bath.(Vle.) Telegraph etatea that a you 4;
Mart iecently
. Paid hie addrecses to a young lady;
reqrg at BrumFic . li, (Me.) but the weddiugi
'Wes' • stopped - ha consequence of certain reports
toUching the young Man. which . got abroad. De
tOkinUed not to be Wed, Le persuaded the young
liidito elope With Win, and they; were actually'
1
seated in the *sfago for Belli, when the. father
ponOe.ed upon them 'and carried the fair one off
titati l 6g that heV would.be husband had but recent
li been let loose Treat the State Prison. 1 I
41 - rvENILS Isnurruz.— A. ctirrespondnt in the
II
Greienville (8.'0.) Mountaineer Says, that a white
ltoyl in the neighborhood of Cambridge, Abbeyvillie
Ibilitrici, not more than iwete yenta Of age, made
last year-by' his own personal lsbor, with ope.
hoiee, thiee hundred, and fi fty bushels of corn,.
thirty bushel. of whaet, and two hi/inked and
eighty dozen bundlea'of oats.' And, front insist'
Ormiecti, he hea l no,doubt the boy mint& rcittrze
titre this year than he did last. iis .
1.1111111110 111110111 . 111/111111.1M
Sisrii'Pr. ' nail eas.—woleaM by a gentler
man from lode. cadence, that the
_Biala Fe Tie
'dere bound out , left on' Thuti4sy •last. This
caravan is the largest that has ever gone out.
They. namber atuint one hundred end seventy,five
-iVagone. 6 eiptain.Cook, of the II 8. Army. with
a portion of three Companies of Dragoons about
:150 Men, left on the Came day as an escort The
Dregoons t owill escort die traders to the Arkansas,
and if satisfied that them is no dar ger beyond they .
' will retnri. It, however, tho Texiarta aro still in
the plains the escort will coritinue.with the Cara;
van to Sa ta Fe.
F
Recent accounts from Bent's Fort and the plains
induce this' confident belief that the caravan which.
wont- oatei tha pining, under the protection of the
e l
United 8 ates troops, have reached their destina
tion with ut molestation from the Texiana: The
plains at said to be free of Twilling, except War
field and inity-of about fifteen or twenty 'men.
It is bolie l v, ed Warfield's party ,would not venture
to attacklthe traders.—k Louis Repub. -
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NOM. Sitnurs.;—As aeon es the news of Wit
its Hall'. illness reached this city, and it was fear
ed. be co .1d no longer devote himself to the Profes
sion in lhich he has taken such an eminent itost•
bu might be doomed to a lingeringlilness
worse,ttlan death itself, a large fund was raised,
which isto be invested for his oonefit, ant) the inter
est of which voll;stipport him hsodsomely for life.
A .nob e action !—worthy of the men' who per.
•
formed it—due to the great sudgood man,who was
g rowing hourly in !the love and affection of his
countriymen,7/11. Y. True Sun -
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,hft.inosa.-7Three negroes, the slaves of- a Mr.
Chopinan,' near Athens, Ala. decoyed their misr
tress into the woods and murdered her on ,the-
Pithl ult. in the absence of. their master. When
he. eturned; they' attempted to serve him in the
same wsj , . as they had previously conspireddo do,
And sent him word that one of them was sick
down in 'a field- and wanted him to come there--
the:negro was rolling on the ground, counterfeit
ing great pain, tut with an axe concealed under
him ; but Mr. Chapman foiled thoplot by taking
a friend with itim: , Becoming alarmed at the
strange conduct of his slaves, Mr. C. sought 'fey
-Ibis wife rind found her dried body. The sl'aves
were then arrested ; the murderer escaping, and
whirling' an axe at , his master es he ran to the
weeds Cn the rna,der's approach :
.. Tti.t =Meier
was 51 years old; from Virginia; end tlew states
that he murdered his master and mistress in that
State. . .
The brig Limo_ Rock, Capt. Auld, arrived yes
terday, in nine days from Sisal. , Capt: A. in
forms us that the Commissioners sent on the part
of Yucatan, to negociare a treaty of peace withl
Mexicb, r+ turictd to Merida. hitt the particulars
of their transactions had not . transpired.
The Courier of jest evening states that, by pri
vate correspondence from Mexico, it is understood
thatito arrangement between Yuc . atan and. M
xi
co was aflame& It is also .ritiorlerl ,that 6000
men were to lie dispatched to Jalapa, tle=tined,'as
,
we believe, to act agaMst the Peninsula.—N. 0.
Bulletin, 24 ./e, u it.
1,152,
OEM
4,900
KENN
FrlonStennis Leo .4 E.—We learn from' Capt.
Brown, of the brig William Garrison, arrived Inst
evening from Sierra Leone, that the Rev. L. B.
Min,r, of th.! Pr . otei4ant Eph , Copiii Mission Cape
Palmas, died on the 29th.of May. • All the other
missionsriee 'mete well.
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The Reiv. Thee. S. Savage and hire. :Mier', n
the Pro. Opts. Adipsinti, at Cape Pe!etas. and V
Griswold, a native .Yoiath, Attached to the yte. Rev
L. B. Minor, came pssc l ngers iii: the :W. G. .
N., Y. A Ter.. .
lieNnv Cr.tv has the following chaste and
beateiful-tril utia to the fair
•
.•Women are the Corinthian pillars that adorn
..and support society.• The institutions that pro
tect woman, throw P shield
,also'arouud children
!--end when women and children are provided,for,
man must be secure in his rights."
The small pox heis br9ken out, .among the, for
eign immigrants. coming up the canal,andseve•
ral of them are Locidovin with the di'vease.. Two
individuals have, we understand, already died.—
.Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of Friday
DROUGIIT IN WE3TERN A. ,
onx..--They
have had no rain in Rochester for five weeks.—
The Derr6crat says. .. the fields are literally er
cited up with heat, and the streams are as dr jAs
a powder Ga.
The statement that Hen..Joho M. Niles, of
Connecticut, (U. S. Senator.) . is at the Insai;
Horpital merely es a guest of the Superint4ndent,
ie'absuid. .Mr. Niles has not been in his 'Eight
mind for some time.--Tribune
• IMPORTANT Anvics.—The N. H. 'F'Clegi4ph
says : 7 .4 gentleman who has occasion to walk
With two Isdieri and one umbrella, should always
go in the. middle hiaiself—thitt_Aecures a dry coat
to himself, and is showingmo" partiality tu either
of the ladies." t -
Yousru Srm9caa.. l -79te Liberty ) Banner
says "The son of Secretary Spencer is Roar in this
part of The Stile, purchasing an otitfit, as he says,
for the purpose of , again joining Col. Snively, and
from thence to 'proceed Ao New Iktexico, to ‘ take
possession of thatleountry."' • - •
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IltarnY CLAY iY Onto.—Our friends . in other
States, says the Ohio State -Journal, may rest as
sured thM HEStly CLAY will carry the State fl•
gainst Buren, or any, other single locoLico,
by ainijority as otirwhtlming as Gen. liar-
rison in Itti4o.
Hilo4 ISLAND Er..r.Crio,v.- 7 -Ii the .
tliitrict, Cranaten, Whig, haa 4. 452.1, rruijarity over
Weeden, Viret
Ili tbe , Wcstern district Eflisha R.lPotter, Whig,
is electui over Aldrich, Doirite; by. an increaser)
injoriti over that at the GOvernor's Election last
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April [1.,-
Dicasi Lioarsirm—An exchange *paper
d i tatestl4t during a late thunder al_olree at New
Hav - eu, the lightning struck a very I ,w grnggery;
but en knifing what a disreputalate place it bad
-/-• 1-
of into; - it baled ! • •
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The Boston treui . Rcrat'payalthat the iillcri:ca
'.,,h - ave announced that if thcirrPrfjtiietion.should
not he'venfiedthiaiyear, they.Will r frankly give
up any . speabil- - -#4no for the ending of the .
world. . = • ! ,
cc:r Eleven public officers in Arkansas are de g .
(annual.° the United States Gove.rnment in the
sum of ii 27,210: . . •
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. 11cen received. ,It
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Alta ion Tants= whim A mum oft -;'- ON .
sisrsa ix:ism t Do youe :perinea ia faint Od di a .
zy sensation' after taking Krona curdle E, .you
il igi e r e dl wi th griping or spasmodic pains br a sto
mach and bowels t Are you annoyed with en ann.
unions andJother symptoms of .imperfect d
in i'on t
il i ti
thee yOu a dull but . consiant 'pain your side:,
or between your shoulders, Do you expelhOcts mt--
eaeiness in She. i,'lon of the kidneys. acdo.olPanied
by 'baiting pains of the . back I to one wOri/.
_have , .
you any of thesympionia which denote a dftiOrtlcred '
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a cure.
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September 9. - j;- -137
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Tilt: COAL TIRADJO,4
. ;,•k:
In Consequence, of the excessive bad wi*ther, tn.t.
king it almost impossible to ship coal in Merchants.
ble order, the amount ofshipments have iaNhily de.
creased this week. With the exceptionfotthir. we
hive no new feature in the trade worth - chreniclinv
Since the publication of uur . .last reppil'Oive have
received a communication stating that die "arhole a.
mount of coal .ent down over. the Pousvilltrik .Phila
delphii Rail Road up to. August 31st, leciusive, is
116.015 tons,and not 100;413 tons, as per C* publish.
ed report. As this information comes • rrlin an any
thentic source. we make the alteration (Ole request
•of the writer, with his assurance that the , ' for
the future s hall be strictly correct. fy •-
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B Y CANA L . F , 4 , ' •
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The following is the quantity of Coal- ' , , flipped by
Canal the present week, ending ThursdayeNtatog las
Pottsville and Port Carbon, • ;
Schuylkill aven, 3,835 -`
Little Schuylkill - 1,260
13,675
4i!.276.2/16
Verlast report
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. . . :.., ....-;*2 83,961
BY RAII lIOAIL % ';'' 7 -
Frem Pottsville3;o4,l l. 4.
;', -•
'.. Schuylkill Ilaven . . - 4,2 P.ri: c '
..-: - --I.lr
1 . 16;015..., - ±
r - 7 - ir',l /23.03.
Per lag Report
• r;••••: . •
Freight by Canal. 14 , •
From _Pottsville & Port Carbon,.. 6 7 s °
c. Schuylkill
To ticw York, . i I.4Xt,
Little Sebtlyllikll Coal •Titte:
The followin g is the amount avail it , : iporied on
this .road, for t he' w eat eliding on Thue4ity nvenin
Tons,
lttept. 1 Rhinoceros, 54 21.1
. " 2 ' Traveller. 56
4 Lacy . Jackson, 57 I .
•• 4 Cleopatra, 64 ••i ' • - •
5 Milo, - • 63 ! •
6 Lady Ester, 65 - 1
Layfavette,. 64 : - 4 .
John, • 56 • ••
t 8 440
16 • spa,
I •2-i• -- - 3260'
=,'334 181V4 •
E
Sundry Shippers
Ter La . .'t report
Lehigh Coal Tfttde.ti-1 -
Despatehed from Mauch Chunk', ff.)r the weak
ending 9111 2d,1843. • ,;, ; -1
. • • 'braes Tons
I..ehigh Coal A• Navigation Co. i X 33 _ 6672
ReaVei Meadow RR & Coal Co' ,i,1,44 23E6
••
FROM PENN
. .HAVEZgi;
Hazleton Coal Co •43 1393
Sugarloaf Coal Co • F. 47 967
- • FROM ROCKPORV; • •••'
BuckMoUntaM Coal Co ' 223
FROM MAUCH • •
Lehigh Coal l Ntivization Co 1458 6N63 •
Beaver: Meadow RR & goat Uri • 436 , 24931
ritaNl PENN 'HAVEN. : •
Etzlelnn Coal Co -'• 19142 -
Sitgarluaf Coal Co Lglo , 11999
ROCKPORW
Buck Mountain Coat Co- • '14.4 233
• •
2417 :118;571
Pinegrove Con' Tin $lO. ', •
The transnorini lona over Union Caial' Rail Road
from 16th t i 31 st August,incluiiire at, xta folionni;
•
Top C ?Mt: qr. • -
s Sfeeis l aid Shirk.:6o 4
nothies Myers 4-Co. . 34 82 .
tVtecler.& i 0
4.• Gebort E,',12 15 3
Total 1 , 03 7 3
V. L. CONRAW collector.
• Mine Hill& S: Haven Pa
The foliiming is the amount of Mal transported
on this Road for the week ending Ttipaday evening
• ,Tons,, . 8.191
Per lasi' ieport, - 16f3.731 - •
;
• ,
_ • • • Total, - 176,973
WILLIAM KEVVELT,,,Collector._
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Mill Creek Hail Road Onpany.
Amount of coal transported ovet4lo - road, fertile
rcek coding on Thursday evening a -•
Tons, • 1,713`4
I'er last report 23,931
•
Toot 1 ?1_ 6.713
• GEORGE HA DE4 .. w. Collector:
Selinylkill,Valliy.ital rNsiatf.
Anoint or Coal transported Over :this road op to
-
Th_trAlay evening last . • ;,, ,
. • Tons i ..,:;'.=; ~: 6,311
. Pei last report , 50,930,"
• . -',.. • 1 ,:l . -- '
... . ' ' Total I ;;; 5721 l
CllAS.M.lEMS,Collector.
.
At Mount Carbon; on fith 'inst.. ClELtit ELLE - r;
daughter of Andrew B. Willie, aged,.. naonthi and 2
day s. •
olutEdrED WEEKLK.. r orrevit.44.! Sept. 9, 184 3
Wheat Flour, prAbl 55,75 Ilaeor., per 1b.. -,
Rye do cwt.- 78 P0rk,r, 1 .',.!. "
Wheat: _ belt) .1,18 Hams; " 1
Rye, Pdtatdq, bush! 1. 3
Corn, " .53 iPlagtCrig ton 4,5
Oats; " ' 33 Hay.:l .‘ 15,00
doz • 10 t'rimotli trd, bell 2,5
Rutter, , lb 121 1 ,C10ydr... " 5.00
Si
1 L
II ilat
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i m soLvriois.,,,, •
THB partnership beretniore etviting oetween
Nicholas Fox and Oliver•Debsori, was thin
day dissolved by mutual conSenl; All persona
having.claimirlakainst Said filth; o requested to
present their accounts for settleroit; and
all per.
sons indebted tksaid firrn aro resT i sted tomake
immediate pay ent t., either °fill: • firm.
. NICIID&AS FOX, *.
OLIVER; DOBSON.
Pottsville, August 31,1843 87— `•
• The business will be hereetWeodneted at
the old stand, (Centre' third doo*lac Market
streeby b y Vobson, whOut hopes to re:
eeive a continuance of pate. Madel
•
MON AND Frp
Jr AIDS S. SP ENC Elt, .JR.;
1111 AS constantly on hand, a flp assertmentof
" IRON 4 STEEL. which - Ally be had on
the mast reasonable terms.. •
September 9, ' pi
•
WELSH FAMILY RIBLES.-
JUST received a large Quark - Welsh ram tly
Bible, printed . in- English !LIZ Welsh, cyhaiti
will be sold cheap by the subscitiher.
September 9, 37 AZi. HANNAN.
7NEW GOODS! RED ' OOPS ! LED
•
PRINTED ORLEANS CLOTHS, fIetIR—
ED ALPACAS CRAPE lag LAlNS,ehtireo
ly new artielta for Ladle's Dresiee,lost received,
and for sale by ,
Q. A.APNHEMSON.,
September 3e--•
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