dhehrred
sent lo
nbrt A,. ...
imi innk ..r, iBill Horn tho Senmo
harteHhc farmers Bni' Mechanics'
dpi P hiItlef',a anu lno 8J1" pasteu
nil fin teadin8 without amend
iispqu
ly the amendments or So. into
In.'DMnvnraltv rn nllnrtntlnir ihn fol
' manks. were concuried in, viz.
i. n .... ... I.
Or liiltilicrn uiuciucni uuuiuoi
Fauirrs' Bank of Bucks County,
.K. , n . It,.
ariiwrp uanK oi ivuhuihk. i uu uuui
acli is extended for Ave years.
na ttora nti apni in inn witvprnnr.
u v.- -.. ...
SENATE,
io Governor informed that ho has sign.
id it fliviil ncr ihn Htnln into sanatoria
Representative Districts.
' m h i in erect a now cotintv out oi nans
Jefferson, Clearfield and McRean, pas
final reading.
I1MHII1R lilt! llitllri Ullia IIICIIIIUIII.U uwuiut
Senate passed tho Delaware County
u monieomery vjuuihv uauna, uu osm
iem to the House.
April 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House then took up tho Genera'
ppropnalion JJill ana alter vanouBiy
amendins the same, passed It iinaiiy, anu
ir.t it lo the Senate.
In convention.- The first ballot 12G
man wnrn rriunn. inn nmiiii in u 1 1 1 1
. - o - r
r- V TT 1 . tf . I 1
taiinn h a ii i n v iiunn wiin num. n i wnirn
rr ii i i rr im nn r anil inn rn rrt 1 1 m .
wfflc'scattcred all over the Common
...I iU TUn .Annni ha11nt nlun In
fToMnil- MnKinlev had 40. DimmOck 20.
IO Rnnalnr Ttinlnr 14. nn'l tho rfi
-"tj i
.under scattering. A number ol Ann
k miPi" nmnniTRi wnnm was ivir. ou-ut
i c.i . ti ii ...lit.
iv the name of Juo, H. Diminock, and
i woi.niion procecueu to a lluru -jallol,
i
which resulted for McKinlcy 50, Bigler 41
(and (ho remainder scattering so there was
no choice again. An effort was then made
Lj-postpone by those who opposed Mc
JKinlcy, but it did not succeed, and on the
fourth ballot Isaac G. McKinley rer--'.
. r uiv elected
,8otes, anu was theiefore
Je Printei for the E-:'a" UnBuiB-
qNATE.
siness before going into Conven
tea nol very important, except that
irnsRrl In rnrrdn frnm its nmend
"4iiu .JW ,.. . - ' --
nient non concurred in by the House to the
bill for the sale of the main line, requiring
the amount of stock io be paid in befoie
the Company should go into operation lo
bo 813,000,000 instead often.
POSTSCRIPT.
We have no Harnsburg letters or papers
later than the ldtli, uut learn veruany, wai
the Legislature adjourned on Tuesday last,
Both on Monday tnd Tuesday the house
. ... . , n... i
TClLseu lo aei on me mil erecung me now
county of MADISON, by amy large vote,
. i,i 1'. . 1. ......... 1
1.1 ull nniln in sinfflllir H renltlUffl OVCt llie I
. .... ,
1
IMPOSITION.
The late freshet, ei.lirely surrounded
Danville with water, covering the roads
evetal feet desp, and left no ingress to the
tillage to loot passengers, nut oy doo ... a,
111 . .1.
1 1 r n.,.,mQ ni
4Uuiii a miM j a w -
each to be ferried to and from llie glorious
iBlnml: and no efforls made either by the
... , .
supervisor or citizens of D.nv.lle to , prevent
4hl. imposition upon the public. This is a
-true emblem of l ie g.asp.ng avar.ee of ar
astocracy, and will be hereafter remember
ed.
SHADE TREES.
Nothing adorns a village more, or rcn
ders it more pleasant to the eye of a r?
veller, than to see the streets oruame,r
fcdtli beautiful shade trees and we aref UK 1
Jleased to observe several of our'f0118
planting them itj and around iheM rem'se8'
Now is the season to do It, A we ho'ie
that our streets will soon be'ned rrom one
end lo the other. Lele owne' r,a
set out some trees. I'"'" v
time and trouble; an'0 money- ,f "'
oj they will nevfreSrel Wo "?'
Hieni go aheadd rllow UP U,a ejmPle
set you, Ooll,blic buildings especially
should all y s"9undd by them.
ffflfsenUo thol
The Harrlabrjrg cortespondenl of the
U. St Gazette, gives the following account
of a barbnrous murder which was comtnitled
near that plnco on the tltti insl I
MOST ATROCIOUS MURDER IN
DAY LIGHT,
Out town was thrown into a high degree
of excitement to day by intelligence of a
most unparalleled murder committed in this
neighborhood, in broad day light) this
morning. A young man named Pattimcr,
who resided with his parents nbout 2 1-2
miles fium this place, near the Joneo town
Road, rame into town after breakeast, with
marketing, ntid ufter disposing of the same
returned home about 11 o'clock, and on
entering the House found his father, who
is aged about 72 years, lying just inside the
door, Ills head cruelly bruised and mangled,
but not quite dead. Ho spoke to him and
received for reply, 'what is this you are
doing to me,' or to that effect (in German.)
Die son (mistered him up, but ho was too
far gone to give any account of the diaboli
cat deed, and soon expired. But what
was Ilia horror of tho son upon looking in
a more obscure part of the Chamber, when
hp beheld his mother, lying dead upon the
floor, her head litlerdly cleft in pieces and
her brains scattered over the apartment!
The fiend, or fiends, who perpetrated tho
deed, must have been surprised in the
midst of their hellish purpose, by the ar
rival ot tuo son, anu made meir escape,
Unc ot the neighbors who was going into
town, saw the old man turning his cows
out of the stable shout ten o'clock, and
proceeding met the son returning from
town. The inurdcf therefore must have
been cninmited whilst the son was travelling
the distance of about two miles. The old
man was born in tho house. and had lived
there ull the days of his life, They were
plain frugal people, much respected iy
theit neighbors, and had saved a little
money. The assassins got but about $20
by the act being surprised probably before
they had time to sack the drawers there
being somo gold untouched in the very
place where they found the S20 referred to.
nionxurder. was committed with a stick of
stove wood ar." reI""uM'rhe
nffinoro a'' '" l"c '"'BUH VI several BUS'i
nPn individuals, and it is said that a
couple of men have been arres'ed near Car
lislo, under suspicious circumstance. Tne
account given by the son, ..who is 6ome
addicted to intemperance, and was a little
disguised this morning, is some what con
tradictory. The old lady was his step
mother.
On the 12th the same writer adds:
No certain clue has been obtained as yet
to tho perpetrators of the horrible murder
recorded in my letter of yesterday. Four
persons were arrested on suspicion, but they
were discharged for want of any evidence
against them. The one who is committed
is a man of rather suspicious appearance,
was secn ;tl ji,e neighborhood about the
. . . ...
tlme 0 ,ne murder, in company with an
other person of similar appearance. TNy
separated after crossing tho river. His
. . .
companion lias not yet Been j
Suspicions test elsewhere, which l
r'resled.
would
nnl li npnilon. In unllra il nrp.ffinl
A reward of $500 is offered by
the sn
for the apprehension of the felons.
INFORMATION WANTED.
The undersicpfed is ve
ery desire'3 of ob-
1 . stt . I., ifiti ii hoc
. . ? y -
tlllV UIUlllLi-1 .-. 'y
1 r llifl i-o-ir 1QIO
atipn vnrK nuniv. i a. p j
infant, s hen her
1 he subscnoer was aiv
A .
brolhors left.and theirc sne is compeiicii
to rely upon one cumslance alone, which
,,.o:,B,i lipfiiro' ' neir uepirturc. iter
...e lurnpPiUe, lea(lil)g
Haven, at , he Big Con
" To ?of lho brolhers was in Harris.
ewacro. C
burg 2 rs s'nce' enquiring after his lost
sister rece'ved no information of her.
JAny information addressed lo Alex-
Jet Itnflinirton. Ilarrishurir Pa. will lir
,1?ankfully received by the distressed sis
ter.
ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY,
Now MtB. CURRAN.
April 8. 1813.
1C7 1 .ifierd throuchout the country are
requested lo give the above one ar two ill
sertions.
Great Britain buys annually of the U
Slates $00,000,000 worth of produce, two
thirds of which iu colton. Massachusetts
buys of the oilier States $42,0p0,000 worth
annually,
THE ERECTION OF COUNTIES.
A correspondent of the Easton, Pa.,
Whig, furnishes the followirig interesting
statistics rclattvo lo 'the counties and towns
of Pennsylvania t
date,
1082
1082
1082
1729
1749
1750
1752
1752
1771
1773
1773
1781
1783
1784
1782
1785
Philadelphia
Bucks
Chester
Lancaster
York
Cumberland
NortliRinptorl
Berks
Bedford
Northumberland
Westmoreland
Washington '
Fayelto '
Franklin " '
Montgomery ' ,
DaupHln
Lucerne
Iluntlogdotl
Allegheny ' "'f
Delaware . -
Lyrnmiii(
Somerset ,
Greene . ' " .
Wavno . i ,
Mifllin , x
1780
1780
1Y88
1789
1795
1095
1796
1798
1799
1600
1800
1800
1800
1800
1800
Adams
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Centre
Crawfotd;
Erie
'Jr.
1800
1800
1800
1800
1803
1804
1804
1804
1804
1804
Mercer
Vananga
Warren
Indiana
Potter
Jefferson
Clearfield
McKeaii
Tioga
Susquehanna
Ontario
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Lebanon
Columbia
Union
Pike
Perry
Juniaift
Monroe
Clinton
Clarion
Wyoming
1810
1810
IS 1 1
1812
1813
1813
1813
1814
1820
1831
183G
1639
1839
1842
Carbon
. Name changed to Bradford In 1812.
, ".-viiv of Philadelphia was charteted
by I enonin ,, te.chmtered 1780.
Lancaster borougritSfivm rouarlarnA io
rooa mio a city 1818JyKeav.'t 173
17U0 rcchartered 1782. Getmautown 1089
York 1807. Carlisle 1762. Pittsburg
borough 1794, erected into a city 1817.
IJeitrord I7U4. lieaver lBOa. Uhester i7y&-
Frankfort! 1800 Harrisburg 1791, and
Huntingdon 1790. Lebanon 1799. Lewis
town 1795. West Chcpr 1799. Chain
bersburg 1815. Allegheny city 1840.
The rains of last week, created a tremen
dons freshet pn the Potomack and its trib
ularies, the water having reached a height
greater "an ever before known. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which bor
der " the Potomac, has suffered immense
)y, and a large nu nber of canal boats de
slroycd. Other parts of Maryland have
suffered from high water.
Rare Fox Hunt, A number of sports
men at Cadiz, in Ohio, started on a fox
hunt on the 1 1 lit tilt. They commenced in
a circular form, and on closing up their lines
found they had taken a jail bird, with a
shackle on one leg, who had escaped from
prison a few nights previous.
NEW YORK ELECTIOV,
The charier election of New York has
resulted in the reelection of tho present
Mayor, by from all political considerations
most excellent and efficient magistrate.
The Whigs elected only five Alderman
and thrco Asisstants, all tho rest, with the
Mayor, being Democratic. The Brooklyn
election resulted in favor of tho samo politi
cal parly.
HAYTI.
By the last advices, and they seem direct
and probably enough, President Boyer,
late of Hayti, has fled from his government
and taken rofuge in Kingston, Jamaica,
with about three millions of treasure. If
he has left llie Island he can certainly never
return, and the resolution is complete.
The Pennsylvania Rank; Philadelphia,
re-commenced business on the 17ih inst.
ml . , . 1 . . I I .
1 no loiai amount oi cuai u. hand in
Philadelphia at the present time, estima
ted, including Lehigh and Schuylli, ai
between 11,000 and 12,000 tout. ' '
MARRIED tn DanVillc, oh tho Uth
nut. hv Hi Npv. MelitoAHSi Mr.
DANIEL REYNOLDS, of Danville, to
MIssSUSANA REDER, of Valley town-
ship.
tn DanvWlei tin Thursday the i'3th..iiist.
by the same, Mr. PETER F. EYERLY,
of Mnnteur township, lo Misfl MAR 1
FRY, forrherly of Dariville;
In Danville by the same, Mr. ML
CIIAEL B. BOWDOIN, o Miss
SUSANA GEIGER boh of Danville.
In Berwick, on Monday, the 10th inst.
by the Rev Mr. Hand, CORNELUS,
GAllRETSON, Esq. (0 Mrs. POLLY
M'FARLAN.both of Danville;
blED-tn this nlace Anril 7th. MARY
ELIZABETH, Infant daiiehter of Mr.
William Sldanj aged two years and three
moiuhtn
In Philadelphia, nh flittrsday hc iblh
Hist. M AUlbj ANN, consort of the Rev.
W. S. Hall, Pastor of the Berwick Baptist
church, agfcu 33 years.
ll..mi.LUMJfl.llllil,nfc..
COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE,
OTICE IS EltEBV dlVEN to the taxa.
ablo inhabitants of the Uounty of Columbia
tliat the Associato JuJccs and Commissioner's
composing U" "JJoard of Kevision," will meet at the
Commissioner a OITico, in Uanvillc, on Thursday
tho27tli day of Apeil next to revise; correct and
equalize the valuation ofall property taxable by law
anu lo hear and decide upon all appeals.
By order of the Commr's.
JOHN S.WILSON, C'k
CoMMWirosna's Offick, ?
Danville April 14, 1813. 5
NOTICE
THAT I have putchasetl at constable silo as the
property ol David (ioldci, font acres of wheat in
tho ground, foui acres of rye in the ground, one
yoku of working oxen,ono red and white heifTer, one
yearling call, live nogs, one tanning null, one cut
ting box, one plow, ono slcad, one iron kettle,
and have left the sam,c in his possession during my
pleasure ol which the public will take notice.
FREDERICK LAU13ACII
April 22, 1643. 62.
Independent Troop.
THE members of .ho Independent Troop are
hereby .lotified to meet at tile house of Charles
Doeblcr, in uloomsburg, on tho
Second AJondat. of May next.
at 0 o'clock, A, M uniformed and equipt for com
pauy exurcUe uud drill. 1'er ordet of the can
tain. ,
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will commenco on hisown account, tho nuhlii-aiinn
of a New Series of tho K. YORK MIRROR, in
tho octavo foim, on on entirely novel and original
plan, with a .Steel Engraving in every number, and
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have made airangements for fiesh and early trans
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Letters enclosing tho amount of subscription
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prsjiind newsmen will lo supplied on the usual
terms. The Cash System will bo rigidly adhered
to, without any deviation whatever.
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Editor and Proprietor.
No. 4 Ann street, near Broadway, NV Y.
Bloomsfourg Atilief 9
The members oftfiisebmpnny ro hrrcuy no
fied to meet in DIoomsbUTg on the arm wonuj ...
way, at 10 o'clock At-M.ji.tli,unlform and armsfof
company ikercfae and drill, The Bond will also
lCrtl1, ff. WEIin, Commandant.
Abtil, 16, 1645:. .
NOTICE
1it 4ft hlectlorl will bo held M tki house 0
Robert Hagcnbuch, oh ,
Tacsdau the silond day of Ma next.
tretwrtnihe hours oft arid 4 o'clock In the aftcri
noon, for llio ptlrpose of deciding Vyhcllier UvO
scho61 system shall bo continued in Bloom Uisi
trict.
By order of the board of directors.
GEORGE HIDLUR, President:
Hi WEDt), Secretary.
April8, 1643,
ADMINISTRATOR $ NOTICE,
O'OTICB'ls hereby given, that letters of adrrdn-
Istration &c. have been granted to tho ,5u"-
scribcrs on tho estate df
ABnAHAM TITMANi
late of Grcefiwood tp. In tho County bf Columbia
dcceaGiCd. All penldnsl indebted to taid es'ato arp
hereby rebired to come forward without delay anu
settle their respective dues. Those having demandi
on said testate are requested to picsent, their clairils
pioperly attested lor settlement.
, JANE & ISAAC TlTMANj Adm'rs.
ApHI, 13; 1843 fill .
NOT '1'C '
THAT I We tiils dav bouahl as llie' p'rop'eily
of-Thomas Saotcl, ono bow, fano colt, one'hogi ono
stove, one h)ai)tloclock,and a lot ot lumber ail oi
which I have left with him during my plejsure, of
which llio public will take notice. ' .
A. la. vauuu no.
April 16, 1843-51. T,.
LIST OF LETTERS,
EMAINING in the Fost Office, ilf Bloom;
,) burg Apiil 1st '1S13;
Nathan Bauer 2, J. C, Geigcr, Es4, john'Hazlej
Wm. Hancc, Isaac Ok Hopper, Johnson Ikelcr,
Charles Koon5,Jme Louy oil, John Rouch, Jobrt
Sohannon, iVm. Wasley, Abfgal "Withington, .
Persons calling for letters in the abovo list will
please sav they are odvcrtiicd,-
" JOHN R. MOVER, P. M.
List Of liCUcivs
REMAINING in tho Tost Office at CattawU
sa for the quarter ending March 3lst 1843c
Brech bell Michael
Brook Joseph
Boone Milton
Bounc Newton
Bear Jacob
Baldy C.
Chapman Daniel
Case Mali Ion
Idler Jacob
John Mary
Kinney Andrew
Kitchen, Mary
Klingaman Nathan
Klingaman Charles
Labcld's Aron Exr.
Laubach Jacob,
Clcwcll Daniel
Llnvill J. D.
Lillle Sciiuy Ikil & Susquehanna Rail R. Campinyi
Bcliick ftlias Millard gatriael
Dolman Peter Millar Samuel
Predcuck Gcorgo Karich John
Pibhcr Henry Slcngen Lydia
.1' urlvnir .lohn,flw-W;anu4loel ,
Gciger Daniel Savered'('flIiaiM
Gorton Oilane Traub William
Gcijcr Gcorgo Ttyrlor Carolina
Hughes Gcoigo Varnls Silas
Helwig lohn Hampole Thomas
Hosier Mr Bells Theodore
Howard Michael R,
Hartman Sclh.
Persons calling for letters In the above lsl will
please say they are advertised.
C. A. BROBST, P. Mi
Longly's Gxat West
ern Indian
PANACEA.
Compounded entirely of Vegetable Sub'
stances: Free from Calomel and all
other Minerals.
rXj-Poi tho history or this Medicine, and its un
rivalled and truly surprising success and populari
ty, see" large bills.
It is recommended as a general cathartic for fam
ily use in dyspepsia and all bilious disease, it, ii
invaluable for Asthma it is considered a specific
no case having yet occurred which it has failed to
cure for common colds, inflammatoty diseases
rheumatism, afl'ections of the liver, &c and for fo'
males, it is a safo and excellent remedy.
SHE W CERTIFICATES
Frnm Hon. Ilobert Monell, Circuit Judge (8ixtA
Circuit) in tiebtale of New York.
Greene, Nov. 25, 1842,
Col. Longley Dear Sir: I thank you for tho bot
tie of Panacea sent by Mr. Johnson. I havo used
I onebottlo of your valuable medicino for myself, and
j ,n my family .and am well satisfied it is a safe and
valuelde medicine. I have found it tho best reniedv
! for bilHoua attacks, to which I am subject, that I
' 'lavo USCi'- neighbor, to whom I loaned you
! medicine speaks of it .as great relief in dyspepsia,
lour UU t. bery't. UOJS T. MOI BLL.
From Doct; Silas Wast,ofninghtmlon.
Mr. Longley r-Dear Sir: I havo used your Great
Western Indian Panacea in my familv.andhavo roj
peatcdly prescribed forpaticntsundcrmy care.and
am satisfied that it isalwavs a safe.and in very ma'
ny cotes an invaluable medicine. It oporates as a
laxative without nausea,, or pam;and while it effco
tuallv obviates costiveness acta u non ihn KinmM.
and liver ai an alternative, correcting acid(ty, and fi
res toring llie healthy condition of those nrgnpy (J
very respcctlully yours, WEST.
Ageats. ;ioonisburc, J. R. Mover. Ed1i
xjurc, uime iuuijo, ;nucrson oc Miner.
NOTICE
IS hereby civen that I havo nurchased at rjnn.-
stable sale, on the 6thof April, 1843, tho following
-
ou.u us lllD iruneny oi jumes onocmaitcr, 1 llayr- A
maro, 1 Do.uble set harness, 1 singlo set hafness I
ljstraji and bells. 50 Bundles of straw. 1 wind mill Vj
1 cultmgUox and knife, 1 heiflor, 8 acres of wheat,
18 acres of Rye 1 ploush. 1 harrow. G hoirs. 1 f
grind etone, 1 sleigh, 1 stove and pipo, I sled and
bor, 1 hone- wogon, 1 logchaln, I manlle clock, 1
two horse woggun, and also left In his possession I
brown niare.which was my pifiperty before this sal
alll of which I havo left in his possession during
ray picasnre, anu ncrcUy caution oil person not to.
unu ii uuui mui ciincr uy purcuase or otnerwis
without my consent. ,
JOHN SHOE AAKER,
Apr), 8th, 1843 ji