OterzczAL;
PAW SMYLKANI4,
1* Ike maw 'ad the tothwity eh. Common-
PeArteahia.
BY WM. F. JOHNSTON,
Illovornor*lf Should Commonwealth.
J tROCLARITION.
41 WIHIEREIVI, In and by an
a a
tact the li oness( Assembly of this
tom Wm wea Ith. passed Me bent h Jay
, of April, one thousand eight bun
-*al and forty-oine, entitled "An
Ad to create!• Si
,s nling Fund, and to provide (or
the Gradual and Certain e.rtiogiashniedi of the
Debt of the rowitowmtreatth," it is enacted and pro
vided as follows, viz :
Secs 1. Tilsit the Secretary oldie Cam
monvrealtli, Auditor General, and State
Treasurer, for the time being, shall be
Commissioners, who are hereby authori
sed us-reclaim the revenues appropriated
by this wet, tor' which (nay hereafter be ap
propriated for the same object,and to pur
chase therewith the debt of the State of
Pennsylvania, at its market price, if not ex
ceeding 'the. par value thereof, to .the full
extenteif the said revenues, and to kohl
and apply the seine, and the interest
theretatraceruirtg, firmly aml inviolably on
the bests mid; fur the purposes here
inafter specified.'
them. 2.. That all revenue derived from
the lelMering. sources, to wit,: the taxes
on ctillatenit inheritances. and the pereew
Inge assessed mpon any batik or railroad,
or coal mining, or railroad and coal anis,
ning, or improvement company charter,
all laces assessed on distilleries and hrew•
cries ' uu billiard rooms, bowling missals.,
and isti.piti alleys, on new counties,; on
theitrieaL.stiraus and menagerie exhibi
ticmshmtd on eating houses, beer houses,
and teMatuants, and all ouch revenues as,
the Legislature may from time to time set
apart ,for the purposes mentioned, in this
act, eilitillom aeon as the same shall be.rer
ceivetl et the 'lreasury, be paid over Wage
said Cominiseioners,. who shill forthwith
proceed to purchase the debts of the Cute-
utonwealtli, on the terms and for Alta pert
poses,setfortltiu• the firm ,sectlea.ulthie.
Hsu. a. ; That the said, CommiseioiMul
shall he authorized to receive tho,luterlatt
due and payable on the debt, Coal afore
said puretiased and held by them, which
/ CC
interest ' shall be 4,liewise applied •lISIIOI
purchase of said dabs, so that the same
sliall'form R euttetautlY acculaulattagg,(lmd
for the q esunguislintem of;the publiebtlebt.
Sec, 4. Tau; it shall be dui duty of the
said.Connasissiesiers. oat the first Monday
of Septesuber, in the
.year cite thousand •
eight hundred and tilty.one, and un the
same, day ,every third year thereafter, So
eartlfy Ilse:autumn of the debt ; of the Cow,
monwealth . held by them, to the ()lover
lutr../eltti shall dirert the ceitiricates rep.
resentieg the same to be cancelled, and on
such cancellation issue hie proclamation,
staling this tact. and the extinguishment and
final discharge of so much of the priuci•
pal of said debt.
That the said Commissioners
shall within ten days alter the organiza:
Uou of Abe Legislature, in the year one
thotteand eight hundred and fifty-two, and
in erery,third year thereaftey. SpeFislly
report, to the Legislature the summit( of
the i puhlid debt, so as aforesaid liquidated
and,proclaiuted by the Governer to !WC
beett,ettucelled, and what reduction of tax
es consequence thereof, be wade,
in opleir that the Legislature way provide
for einds , reduction in the burthens • of the
Atm Nita eta, Alexander L. Rome% Bagel 4.
ay ei t tbs 4 postponing/m*lth. Ephraim Denim Au
detaltfien and John M. If HALM, state Treanor.
ar.lL4aMiSeiorrers of the Sinking Fund, have eta
TsriMlritilele to toilets* via:
IlllliiiiiiiL'ooiin'rs ' of She Sinking irsioni, I
• "
...aaimiluiiii, &Timber I, 18bt. S
To Nlll.r.atßiefirii, WPIS. F. Johnnie, thritaor Of
''' " ' 1 " ' , Pteinsyfronia.
8 ha4oll:loiapliance with the 4th section
of ttir'' 1 'Ontilled "An Act to' create a
Disk lillitid Owl to provide for the grid
sal% *
4
tidied's eitingtiishment of the debt
of di3,lltimoninwealth," approved the 10th
&fir Ibilitif.'lB49, the Commissioners a,
saiirfiiiql heriby certify that the amount '
ofsibßiebt a the Commonwealth purchavell
•itiatiftsi'paisage of the act of Assembly I
re 4414410. anti How held by them, is KIK
.111 CDREDsroo FIFTY-i4INE THOU
SANDONE HUNDRED ANL/ TWEN
"I'Y•Two DOLLARS AND NIN FAA - -
EIG Flit CENTS ($059,122,98) cutisistP
ine isf 3 Per cent. loans . negotiated under
with/anew ufAsserobly.
' • :irJur obedient servants,
'A. L. RUSSELL, •
B. BANRs.
~1 ) .•,,, .. . .. INV IS, ISICEEL, ,
1 ,
..... : Crotratisiusers of hr Sinking faii4
litisaL,Tattlaattuul. la obedience to the require.
nselB pi Ibie,Purlb section of the act ofthe Gen
ets, Aseitify aforesaid, I do hereby issue this
Prdifiiiissllon,publiabing 'and declaring the sir+
snialivitirroweisKlllMT Sin VIRAL DAPCIIARUK
UP -tali HUMMED AND. virrY,NiNE I
THLNUOAND ONE/IUIRD/3.ED AMY TY; E.N...1
TXATAV.P DOPAA HP; ARP .NINETY-EIGHT
CITI,„ 0,5,,1.22 9s, a the PRINCIPAL of
the awe of ;Stilt Commonwealth ; and that I
haitt, ) erreSlalt! the 'eenificates,'representiag the
isehtl. IStireertealled:' ' • '
GSM'S Harder , ley bend 'end the Great Seal of
the State at Horrinburg, this .6lth day of, Soikra•
bet, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hutrglitid (ill one, And of the Counpouweeltlt
tlt lefititta , 4lOrtairtnr .,- ;
•10: if iii ..“:: ' ' Ac :16 , RUBSELY.• `.
VIM , ii. , l 1 4Fret1IFIV4Vihit amfuratreglik..
.iiii titet 1,-,. 7 •77. -- , - 7. 7 1 -1 , . •
.....
MI6 lasuripanotot auTwisam , ,That Tv*,
Tallitllllt 01(aCi Swaaa., Or nem- AND ,U N. 1
SC molt ~lEDITIIIRS.......ThA .1,0001; Axis i
callottior.;'6loltaistan'a .linking; Final a ' ,
obidalmf'aold a ..cliat."
khaalailLaireallALF A . MILLION
of4l4ifitsita debt, and will pay more he-
Coaaiiii flisal boar expires. Gun. • Biek. i
A, tilwit Opposite.* Suite Tresaure r. who ist
owspetetit to judge. says the Sinking Fund
A ' ../WISE,ANI)SALUTAItY li . .N-
A ki', 1 - N',l"' and that if undisturbed. IT
i ' , . LAY .,. 'ruE STATE DEBT.-
1 4, *lv, and the Locofocii press getter
allsOparg taken ground against the Sink
intl. Will the people sustain men
w . 4 05!p044'i riOicule and denounce what
ftiAkiX ltiP 'THE STATE DEBT !
vi z
D*6l. 4 1 W.Wica , i. . .
• ~
) *lt.4o4l4lßurxx..--ott
Butiw defines the
oi .. mooiltm woo .g.„:nie at, folinto
~ 11 an ds of inuitiiiihinent, in Spaith by
emingithifinn, die victim being Mimed on
Q a A Oar a, rakt Whim'. in which is, of-
V"' ". C 441 4" Y4 l / 4 . ll screw ; this
re ,115 1 eI,P tiM4P4I of the
the ono itit, sot dawn newt. ylfuestue
Oa warm, until lite becomes extinct."
TOE STAJI AND DANNER.
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gtrvso l lH3L.
Fridiy Etening, Sept. 12, 1851.
WOK PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
(Subject to the decision or n Whig National Con
vention.)
OUR CIIODIIIOATES.
FOR GOVERNOR
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
John Strohm, of Lancaster. •
FOR JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT
Richard Coulter, of Westmor'd.
GeOrge Chambers, of Franklin.
Joshua W. Cc - mils'', of Montour.
William M. Meredith, of
William Jessup, of Susquehanna
•
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE OF YORK AND
ADAMS COUNTIES.
DANIEL .DIJAIKE4
A 88001 ATE JIJ DOES.
Samuel R Rusiell,
John` McGinley.
A SSEE ' •
, tieuAlurr•
John Scott.
" riternopror!knv.
W PaSton
ncunonmit & RECORDER.
• DOriel , Plank.
CLERK tE! THE COCRiriL
Fen en'lo.
e. inew . +4,o;ay.n.
Tlionitis Warm.
commisformen,
-Abcahartrileever:-
AUDITOR
Andrew Marshalljr.
61141O•rog QF I PHP. POOR.
h
ir
_ames , ig sun.
-••- eoRONSR.
Henry W. Caufman.
eaderanneel In ern noy:ehdy. hare la
to **awe Pennsylvania's isteretta. !haw
irliomolhot for her aU her Consiiiniiond right*, oal
ouitlor sets jcroodded er romp/pined. liftwefinth.
'asAttel'ofon. I sin r fluty to Jo Intik in the gkriono
+stoat if trr darn truth. and militant liar it fii
tvw entiteMttr:Lestry fin. the Right.'—liov. John.
4aa at baitioiater.
ARE YOU 'ASSESSED?
8s pJo ; tbu,matter et once. I.et every Toter
eianst'ne the Assessor's list personally, and it Lis
nesse is notelbers,,eadl open the A6lOlllOl without
delay. Marry votes ire lost 'tiny election by
* lemon of neglect or titeleisness in this respect.—
Remember, that no one who may be 22 years of
age of mire; Wheat theek2Uen Corpsmen, can sots
Itrithobi hisehre, baron 'esierend at least ten days
befisie tbeeladiert.
lifirWrtetthie to the Election the "Star"
tiees4i4 lite devoted' to Xmliticaf mat
ten, Wkin , the ;battle _is o'er; we shall
-6eAer-,to- 'the- taste& of the- general
reader. In the Mem time we hope the
latter Will' bear with us.
MEMIES
Go 830 Near them
109,...the "APPLLONEANS" will give
another and,lust Concert, at it!' Coming hy' . s
, ,
EVENING. If you can op-
Oreciate ca!nn singing, and want to hear it,
give thetn at;11 . •
LocketimWeliitentr Convention.
TheLdeotrien.Couser Onuvention met in. 1304-
Iyabutry. so Mande, (test„ to elithrter. es usual. the
edicts tbat had imere forth, from the :dominant
clique isf poiiticiaris of that party in this place.—
The 0011•011!/00 was a daft and spiritless affair.
some half a dotter otthe tosimdripehelne unrepre
sented. Whether thir;wisiersee on the part !ail
the DesneeriKetaf the tosim'ships Whirl nettleeled
to send dekemiles. la to be attributed in • reeneim:
den on their pact of the hydrogens of the Wet'
Rio on which way ewe eeteriPis e!.to ":4 1111.140.
Lion to under the tandem tumble o coming to
town simply to endorse mattes already prepared
for they, "cut•entlidry," by their town learfers
we cannot may. 'Mut Otero die feet stands. Stud we
torment sink one to make ide own' deduction. , - ,
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The Cemeeettkin. roam* at h *sabers was. bow
elver.*.esant theemeir the: turitioms,", and .plined in
nominalists conditions. for the ottko of Assembly?.
Delnerietherrr, Auditor. Director. and Coroner.
Thriel With. the candidates already annoutiord,
make up the follewieg Ticket to be supported by
the Opposition': ' •
President Jraders-LRellewt J. nigher.- '
Associstes—Howy Myst*, tiamael. MiUpr.
Aroembly,-Frederick Die*.
Sherilf-ILJesse JohriO. " '
Regisset44*,Wris.;P. Wolter. i .• • •
p , othouotery- - dreAlW9 ll l l e/7
Treasurer—C.' N. 'Deutsch*.
Crinitribielemler4-J•his`Hanes: *. • '
A udiy—David Warm. ,
Director—Wit.putters.
Coroner—David U. Brinkerhoff.
Thl., although upon the whole, every closer
ticket. le doomed ad • bad defeat ; nor do we
suppose Abe Democracy bare really much hope
of cenyiell pert We flue". 11 ,! 1 1 4 !q t ,!
101,111,017 . n"nicAlliotpi were utied. e was wry-
What - Akin to th'st oethrilrishrtunt, Who, on
hiblO or Moldy' idateri and finding' no
prosPect of entertentlafreilef tritra crovinsi of 'hi
inner min. draught it Wag welt eausulb.• kaatt:
to "go iforeirmi the onetime • At alleversts. vey,sre
inclined to think the above cendidater slr4 have
to be ortistled,with the empty ,humor mo t n htS
J tea a teirdes
OZL . ANNZI WIZ ap n
to the nest Locothco &ate tioneentioti. >i *ill
be men Unit the office or Clerk of the Coalrloiwes
not filled by the Convention—no person being,
es'yet, willing to weer the blantsing hanota'aifiloi.
feat in cdnitectiott with that aka. •
fUrTito rneinhere of "Union Lodge, No. 23. of
the Independent Order of goad thunaritans," . a
temperance organization /composed of colored per
sona, held a public meeting . at the African Churnh,
in thin plate, on' Monday evening hiat, which was
addreseed by svivti. Vast f lIIOIiCCO, of Phila
delphia. the presiding officer of Thai Older in the
U. Sutra. We tonliaily edrninend this organiza•
time to our colored popolatiou, to a large nutnliet
of whom i ts reatraining ieduences
.would eertain•
ly prove of much service.' Our colored ,people
need refortnatiol as well a; the *bites, and 'habits
of aobriey, Industry .11r.d etonqmy use their part
would donnish, in die way of Ineakhria the inks
of popular pi r ejOdice . whirl prevails aphid lists
close.
"TO COME *OR NOT TO COME, " .
THAT'S THE QUESTION I
The ."Old Hunkers" Trium p hant !
•
•
i,
Well, thetquest tt—the !great question;
;.
1' 4 14 withtkr; vKic than one it's.
pirant for leadership in the ranks of the
I opposition—has been settled ad last. He's
not canting ! and those who have been ex
pecting a "sight of the elephant," may as
well give it up—knock under, and go it
blind. Attie all, whit zigliti rank;
and file—r ho subalterns in the service—
those
:who'd() the Work and laborliard'elit-=- - - ---
*e*sulin any ipht the path marked out for
them by their 'superiors; or to think hi:any:l
Intt'the channels prescribed by. the mane,
authority ? Why, to' do so, or even at
tempt it, is rank studiny--a capital in
fritigtiment of the rules of the service
one might as well set up, for himself, think
ferhituself, and work for himself—and that
!mild "play hob" with modern, patent de
.ntoemey, as every body knows I No won
der, then, that this attempt to have the "ele
phant"' brotight* - despite the orders of
"the leaders," should itsseexcited so much
feeding in the camp of our opponents--no
wonder that the denunciations of the mu
' timers are
,so, loud and free upon the taw
nem of our streets.
Ilut to exphtin. It is pretty generally
understood that the leaders of the opposition
in this county, who usually undertake to
do the thinking and planning for their po
litical friends, had, ogreed, in, attuned that I
it would be inexpedient to invite Col. BIG- I
LER, the oppOsition candidate fur-Govern ,
nor, to visit Adams county; and so the fiat
went forth: Two reason's'
were assigned
for this policy. Ots-r-that, Col. Blau=
would compare very unfavorably, on the
stamp, with Gov. dowitiTow, and nothing
,eould gaiuml-on. that Score, while much
'eight be lost. Tl,e other—that his appear
ante in oar midst would have a tendency to I I
draw party lines, call out a heavy Whig
vote, and thus endanger the prtpects of ),
the 'independent' eandidate for the County
Offices ! This ens the judgment of the
"Old Hunker" division of the opposition,
representing the "Compiler" interest, and
the reputed lenders of the party;ivitlt those
who acknowledge their authority.
Unfortunately, however, there is anosisqr ;
wing of the opposition, whose sympathies i
donor always accord with the arrangements
of this one, and which for the sake of con
venience we s hall designate the " Young
Democracy," representing the young men ;
of the party and the Progressives, ("b'hoya"
and "rowdies," we believe, are the terms ap
plied to them by the 'oltlllunker' section,)
who sometimes arrogate to themselves the i !
-right of thinking andacting for themselves.
Well, the "Young Democracy" comprised
mainly of those who do the voting and think t i
they have a right to be heard occasionally in
the councils of the party, saw fit to undertake j
to reverse the decision of the "Old hunker"
leaders; and at the primary meeting , of the
party in this place, on Saturday night last,
submitted, through their representatives,
a proposition to invite Col. Ittot.en to
visit the Democuity of 'Adams county.—':
From all accounts, the explosion of a bomb
in the midst of a startled tamp, could not
have caused a .greater commotion than did ~
the introduction of this 'impudent' propo
sition. In the contest of harsh words
anti bitter invectives that ensued, the I
"Fiorng Democracy," we understand, hold
their own, and bravely sustained the shock
of the attack which Met' them at all points.
It was maintained (and with some show
of reason, we must confess,) that as they
konstituted the bone and sinew of the par
ty, and are always called upon when hard ;
service is to be rendered, they wore en- I
titled to some privileges, and in asking
the privilege of swing the man presented /
to them as their candidate Jor Governor,
and lemming from him his views of policy, I
as the Whip had from 'oov. 'Johnston they
were but seeking the privilege of freemen.
Courtesy to tkir candidate, too, it was
Maintained, requiretd that he, should be in
vited to come into their midst. As.to. the
objetititm, that the presence of Mr. lhomm
might endanger the :peets of the "in-
A 1006.000". ,argument
7*(r1111 do for those mhose Democracy con
sisted in fightingfor the loaves anti fishes,
Itutait wohldn't answer for those mho were
.IDeraocratsfrom principle, and who Wiley
ed, the triuMpit of the Pt:Mts.retie candidate
for Governor who wae.of infinitely inore
moment to theDeutoeratie party. than the
securing'of tasei petty- local effieesi which
could:benefit'rie :ones' but the' Jnetoribente
and those wi looked ~or tipungu et
their banditti „ „: .
All; Waiver, would not do The "Old'
thirtiers'prdred to be in the , si*eendlincyl
of three and the "Young' Deinhic
racv" wore siLeueell4l ll6 at itrtlaal to, per
mit the nag, of whom running..napeity
they had heard ea much, to be "trolled
out t Aflastoyei the titunilets"of this
' ll O BlOll maY)besltg ca i i ot 14° 11 44'r "le l l9 °,
wigwag, 1 1 0 , 0 ,114 Witlati994 ll Y ktior . ,Phat
ithit rank , mid file of the :Democracy ahould
tai , relnired to "go it 'blind" in support of
MT., l l l ,r. E tt , °YPo at 0 1 ° riAk_ `rreatia,g
some diseffectiou thhir maks, than that I
the WEAK POINTS of their candidate should
be exposed: 'Whether the o rototg De
moeracy" will be satisfied with this con
,clusion, we , cannot say. Nr? by eve
an
appeal was threateued to be made, to the
County , Conventiou. on Itanduy,lest, but
it was ilbon Mend 'that the "OldiTunk
ere" would "iltie the' iiiait ° in that Ithdy
°you more effectuallY, data a t :S s Y,ATTLIta,' , ,
undAhe appeal was alosedem4, with saw
dry ftMlyexpresstst 'threats of vengeance
mr,mris; . oxigandea, wife of 44 4 -"noY
iliefibnilthigentleopthedjiit Fnakfort,,Ky.,
en Monday last
GOV. JOJINSTO's VISIT TO
ii i igE 1; TY§BU G.,
mi ii.
.. 11 ,
, g
la 41r, Minn ofe x devotes
mmaso i
a f In nCa If logo recent g Mass
n • to Atov. ob ninin's that
• , Ittetsitwo ogisbinh ma I
of notice, if for no other purpose than to show the
uaIIIIIILIATIMe senoritas" of be extent of the
misrepresenhtion eml4ooop9ori kg,Ftlich locapeo
journals will resort in order to further parinuM 'in.
west*. We pees by ell the twaddle about the al•
legeri"idirmess"eftite ouootlarAt Iba! Micallng ,
Sterekiteisi eistritit4ntkn l arremint prelortAcas... ,
-144111041-*Prinnuli!"yent of candor," and sitni
lu cant invectives, with which Ma Cane' iititie Yr
tick: abounds. Evectimilvidual Met mingled in
the throng that day tindlistersed to the 4anly, can
did, and 'cation, an ly emu men tof Governor Johns.
Ica , (including a largesnamber of those who dis:
seat from the Om/emotes political view.,) will be
• competent witness to the absurdity, nut to' my
falsity, of these repnarentationa. We only won
der that tho CONIVILIR should venture an article
of this kind, whom it should have known that. the
personal knowledge of so many of its own reader*
`would convict it of misrepresentation. It ought
I to have been remembered, as • well established
ruts of sunbeams, that when a whams townies
falsely in one moppet, he Casts suspicion upon
his entire testimony.
But to the points we desire to notice.
the statement of Hoe. JOHNSTON that the State',
Debt Was entirely contracted under Locofoco Ad;
minitannians is controverted, and an attempt
made to prove that a dome portion (Upwards of
*18,000,000) was connected under the adminis
tration of (low. RITNIIN. To sustain this po
sition, the Cos PILItk draws freely upon, the col
umns of. reckless and Irresponsible sheet at Har
risburg, which has taken to itself the title of "The
Investigator," and which is rapidly scquiring a
most unenviable notoriety for the recklessness of
ha stet/memo - and the &adducer of its falsifications
of official records. But let us 11140iAO the figures
thus furnished us.
The Goirtmtvi admits the Stale Debt in 1836,
When Gov. Woi.i went out of calico. end When
IGov. Rues al went in, ba have been 412 4 030,003
' 1 32. Then. to Make out MI increase of deb! _ under
the latter, it claims the amount of State Debt at
the incoming of Gov. i'oaTait to have been $34,.
141,0ti3 60—near ten millions more. Niow, by
its own showing, the-Com ri Lea convicts itself of
missepresentation to the awou n t of over $6,000,-
OUn Fur if the Stale Debt was $:14.330,003
3t when Ritnur went into ullice, and 1;34,141,-
663 80 obeli he Went out, the increase evidently I
could have been but ri59,e11,660 48. Any school
buy can cypher cut that. The ::46.104,402 4J
received from Bunk bonuses and U. J. surplus
!FUSCOUS, was a part
. 01 the re•esitiNef the Mel"
wind ii spent under thr4inot hittrer Alhether wise.
,
iy or Out, Mailers loit, SO ter as this issue is Coll-
I cerm.,l.) nut u dollar (AR went to an ineresae of
the state Debt, our could it liy any possibility,
as any sensible wan must perceive.
But let us gu a step farther, and see 'whether
the biota Debt, at the espirs4on of Gov. Ritner's
term roally leas Spore:mad to 5a4.141,063 80.—
The "Compiler" sod the, Harrisburg .Investiga
tor" soy it W AB. What say the 1114/dlll taco;
of fiovernment—membarre of the Locefeco party!
Gov. Porter, in hid last Message. (See Fame
tive DOClMltilill L 844, page 5,) sta ted the public
debt ou the 3Uth of November, 1844, to be ad fol.
lows :
Funded debt, Y.l
Loan, (I elief ieette)
,te. eeediters
ou certtlieatee imgued by the
Auditor Geeetal, - •
Amounting to the rum of $40.t4:115,013 GO
He 'hues further on the Name 'Age :—"TIIE
INCREASE IN . .I'llE utrr, since I
No mined the duties of the Executive (loin, may be
properly understood when it is stated, that the in
terest which has accrued themes, store that time,
Amounts to $10.362,12 , 6 00
amount of interest guaranlieti
to private corporations, to 144,310 00
And the • ~,,, unt of appropriations
towards the completion of un
finished limner public improve
ments, commenced prior Lethal
time. (which Gov. Porter ap.
proved) to about 4,50 11 ,000 00
Amounting to $15,000,6'20 00
(Joy Porter "gemmed the duties oldie Execu
tive Chair" when Gus. Eimer retired. O u tr. No.
ter trays the debt was 840,835,013 60 when be
left wfcs. He states tint whilst in office he IN
CREASED the debt $15,006,526 00. Come
quently,,velgen his sera commenced. sod, upon
the expiration of Gov • Rigour** term, the State,
debt must have been intim neighborhood of $25,-
000.000—iii . and about 'what it was admitted it
was when Gov. Ratner went into aloe. This is
accenting to the showing of Gov. Porter, who
certainly had no partially for Gov. ;littler.
But what says Auditor General PuMance,
(himself a Locofoco aid elected by a Locofoc . o
Legislature,) to his 'official report to the State Le
gtslature. as published In es last week 1 We aNd
! not republish it., , By rekrence to it. it will be seen
` Mr- Purviews tortiftes to the periods at which
the State Loans, which cake up the present Suite
Debt, were authorized, lad We OW that no 10 1 11
was, made Non the 13h of April, 1835, to the
1 26th of January, 1839. NOW Gov. Rimer went,
l int° elect on the Ad ineaday of January, 1836,,
land want out on the 3d faraday of Jannery,lB39,
Iduring which time NOT A DOLLAR WAS
A DDE DTO. TH E sr ATE.DEBTI TWA, is
. jam what Gov. Johnson stated $a his elleterh'r I
and this atetement is smstairied in pin by Goy-)
I Portee,•and in full by Auditor General Pluviareal,l
1 sta the official reitords alibi:Department au Hm-
rirdstot—the oCintepßoPiaut ibeHarriabing , filn-
4eitiipitio" to the cootrirVuoterhitsitioding. .I, , ,I
Nthy's turd or IWO; m &other piing...ghetto
null 44 dill' "Cothifillef d thei (10.!'hill#Irrihr Lain '',
pali4olf mom thinsls4,39s 58 Orthe'State Pebti
.and ' bit chin' th a t a, kris iiiiAuili of 'the Sinking'
t
Fund revenge rs a l liti i oql ti , i'4iimuidtol
6 * of o,...i;i ! w#: : i 40ri i ilw;itheLn444' 4+ '
olliciiuna On,. I Pr 13 ,1 1 (!''';'): 1 7;`'.
pew.; nied 4 O I2 .PIR,P, ~ qf Ifilt , so4.l.KrTrig7
led .by.themarliticede 0 I I ,I I4FA lhillrir ; 41 / 4 ,9 4 !Wr
Gone, sal Joan 44,1littant ! , (bath .4i1c 4 1.
'cif . approved. Meth p,leild Adenoid .04.0 face luf Hee,
I LOMOnto pintiwieht ken , hist ro(r.) 00 14 1 01 1thif
wordier' beyond all ciatiL 'Tots( Proclatiation
t ree Oiled the'rekder's ittention, end especially to
the ceitiocite ' s of Minis. 'Reseal!, Hanks and
NielteL Counitisiozentof the Sinking Fund ! ' who
certlt „ '(bit the entire timing of "9659,122,r•
92 of Slate Debt woe pirchaseil SINCE the estab
lishment of the Act of;April 10, 1849, knovrp as
GOV. JOHNSTON'SONKING FUND ACT 1
And yet the "Coinpilu” and Harrisburg "Investi
gator say he hes pall but $158,374 58. .11 id
'a greet pity that there ihoulil.bo any suck things
as official records and non ollicers. They "play
lob" with Locofoco nempaper statements 1
bia-The York paws apesk glowiugly of
the reseptieo of Our. durattirou iu
plea last week.• Ike lumber et' people on
the goad is eatiated as high so mats
MIMI
The Governor's Precisionslion--
rG - Gillcar o -tbs r 'be Tan.
He bt take"
v Vann* ever
f oo v l
In in her ollu sieAlkh th
elands nof . JoCnstonc,Ldeno rag
that the Sinking Fund in the two years
and a half it has been in operation, has
paid 8859,122 98 of the public debt.
This is not the total reduction of debt e&
,tented Myr a G OY. 401111.140. „ , Hoe much has
i brt paid h beloi 4i a.
n -el ni b mpariann
of the *WM* 9f Public debt on Nov..PO,
1848, and the amount on September 1,
1851. 16 . 1848 the debt Was as ((Aloes':
Funded, 939,393,350 94
unfunded, ' 1,08 1 , 3 8 0 09
i lUan er al ie ßail bt. ie roa te d and d
iMuntiiNae49Paar
• 'so,bsinsdebtacontraated pilot
Total debt Nov. 86, '4B, $410;1118,,39$ aft
In dinar% the debt die at that time, the
Locofocos purposely omit to count the
floating debt. of $373,801 58, raldch was
conteacted illegally rendir Gott. Shunk's
adaiinistration, which was tun known to
exist until teller Gpv. Johnston took colVe,
and sokick as directed by the Legislature,
Gov Johnston has paid in full y! The
public debt, when Gov. Shook left ofce,
was 040,848,5913 41, beiag 0187,704 22
less than when he went into office, four
yeiire before, the whole of this reduction
having resulted from the payment of a debt
which bate no Interest.
See what the vublie debt now is. The
official mot 40 prove it w be as follows:
Amount of funded debt, intiuding
amount Us the hands .of 00 , 1.
ItIISSIOIIOII of SilliaNg Pe nd,
and abia spe, cial loan to amid
Inettitett Piano at the Schuyl
kill, on the 30th of Nthembee,
1850, M 39,888,91 4 .78
Amount of unfunded debt. same
• data,
Told sum or debt, 140,775.48 '42
Deduct amount of stock parches
adby Uomniissioners of Sinking
Fund, 669,122 98
Total debt So
less now thin two years and a
Ina ago, 9792.233 97
This proves thilt . noi:lohniton, iti the
two years and a half since he Was .
ithnuq
urated, has paitI•.SEVEN HUNDRED
ant , TH IRTY4 vvo TNOtrsAN I)
TWO KINDRED AND THIRTY
FIVE DOLLARS AND NINETY
SEYLeY of the
debt of the Cominonwealth!!!
in the saute .time appropriations have
been made to the North Branch canal; o
ver two hundred and forty thousand dol
lars were paid to,the permanent improve
meet of the Columbia railway ; lour hun
dred thousand dollars were applied t9 sit
avoidance of the Inclined Plane at the
SohnMat, and various other amounts wete
appropriated, which have placed the pub
lic works in better repair thau they ever
were before.
'These are the reaultr of Gov. Johnston's
administration. Noble results they are,
and well do they entitle (ov. Johnston to
the reputation of the first public servant.
tinder whose rule a considerable amount
of the public debt was paid, the publid cred
it maintained, and the public honor pre
served !
1139 292.450 67
1,439370, 00
LO4 334 93
=2ll
to let December. tB4B,
1. I, 1851 f 40,116 361 44
RIMAPITIILATION
Total debt Nur. 30th. 11,01, li4- 1, ,818.511S 4I
• Do. Sept. let, , 40,116,311'1 44
POST TILE BOOKS I
The Harrisburg Union purblind)°, the following
bill, in bold type, under its editorial head :
Thy UenunonweoUh, W.
To ll'or. F. Johnston,
To milcaxe in travelling to Harrisburg to
take chiirge of the Executive office, on
the resigoatiott of the late tiorierhor,.lr.
R. *hunk, 200 miles. $3O 'OO
Reversed Pamela,
;rm. F. Jalmam
This, says the "Reading Journal,' is all •fair and
square' end according .to 1111.. 'Senators • end
member* of Commis and the Legislature, jury.
men, whitener; dre., dren, otosi!ei, mileage,: and
why should not thellpeaker alba:S.oo*w emiden
ly called to the seat of government from a distance
to act initti'cipme:l4 dOuvetttiwt 801 tbe.
, nion has forgot to eve the credit side 0f: the &se
wing. —Hero it is :
• . W.
By Brehertion of the state Debt fw
2} year'. of Guy. Jo,luestow's
4411,P"atraium. • $6.19.1112 98
, , Deduct
.aileage, SO 00
Far Beildivi in ;Mvor of Gov.
Johluion, 6659,062 9111
We also beg leave to call attention to the
fol
bwid~.'Httle 'running aeeourit," bP wine thiity
yeani ttatulirig, agpinet the Loa:doer, Part) , of the
St lie, stitl On the "booty: of the Auditor General's
office ;
TU itoaoroccp pAleinr, .1
Td hie P 0,111046 , 04 TeOasyslraime, DR.
To Ammoluit ArAWIA
, vAlli
1823.23- en . dai' Gov. HIP0:4,11 ,",PP20,851 • 8,5
1823 29, 4 Under Gov. Sll ULZE", 6,339,603 '53
1829.35. Under Gov. WOLF, 16.637,515 21
199944. - Under Gov.; PORTEJII,- is.rnhocalas
194649 r "Under tiov:OHUNX• 1 4;447;177 79
. •
*l-1-4i * *lll; ' 44 49
1% 'tl 1. . t , it, tt t.
JOHN N. VERVIANCE;
:ttil $ ..-ttt tMtifftres.w,4r.4lW.,*"PrOt
4 44itabitaii , hol t i Wet", tile
tiii eddy; WI 18411' 41110inClit 6
init art vor JOHN STapawgpmini Whi,k an*
diaticifOri Okra! tOnsmisionati) seep SCCAOI
grein, "N9ARB/c,f O F AMPiaiM7 , MPW.
h—Coxe: inn.
:,lan!'Arifligbt.eriaiskpr!' 4 Fli4.,fitfig•
JOUNICIIROBbiothen. tlq 441Ignise;AQ'Filit
FOR zvaly BILL to provide supplies &fillet
army in Mexico, except the rule containing the
lyinglpremible Maxi alul•crea•taviag, lieen•ddlin•
minted hililtiott of Illezien. • Woes Imo: own ,
vs an a saw eir 13bstrates mneilitipeab.l
edly against the supplr bills, se the journals of
irtio:Oleicoidihg 'y'drr .
ideas, wentiti beef iitMeist
co.", Aloe!e put the saddle on the right hotel !
rir"flie Pittsburg Gazette is Inforiitea on tin.'
questionsbie 14thorqy that wing of the leading
deinoCrits of Tihilulelphia in6nd to vote the 012.
lin) Whig judicial ticket on the'icnie of Oeisoiiii
'm 6 nat l ed i by th li ei , r
uTyF Wa°4•:l4A.*)
• ;i1 .
Seth Clover's Incom etenej - -The
eStlon
Me pglil last week an c f
•
CI proving the t
Arco candidate for CZIF .
o 1. to discharge thajdu w eh
w i mbent upon friTyilhe wtre l,, leejled
to that —charging him vilMiallg w ile to
add op a sink cotsrout of Aglow. Several of the
Locofoco presser', and among others the' Compi
ler," with their stereotyped reply to every charge,
prouounced.h. "untrue," "a slander," &c., and u
if with some show for their denial of it, published
a card signed by several of the return Judges, for
whom Mr. Cumin' was acting as clerk on the °c
anion wit-he greet itkuorance war. point-
ed nut,—to the efsict the; Oprif clover ..is an
apq accountant, aritrible'fO make out their return
hiteselr'—and ilocumentary evidence
tliely triumphantly exclaim, 'the slantkt 1"
Mow that certificate wis f ebtained ore tannot
We have, however i suliirdefit eeldence thitsonto
thing is wrong as to the leireattires appended to
it. The letter which we give'bolow will explain
itself. It wad:written , by titteof the'persons. who
was inducerd to sign the 'card relltrred teaboltd;
when aware.of the mistake he had been led to
commit. It was written to the editor of the Cla
rion "Regiaterr and iersofollows t ••, • ' '
Sul Aug. 19,'51.
Mr. A. J. Girlies
DEAR SIR t--111 lOolilnk over the last
Clarion Democrat. find lily, name io
certificate of tlie retuenjictigea. never
signed that paper' with the "untierilandini
873,801 ♦8
that it contains Whitt tY goes. it vris'
brought to me by' Sheriff Clover end R.
Richardson. •Upoit their.repreeentatione
I signed the paper without, reeding its . I
intended to say by my.eignature that the
returns were correctly made out after.
Air. Tlwmpsou come .up Court
House. I DID NUT, ; NTEND
CERTIFY THAT SHERI,FF CLO
VER. WAS AN A'PT'ACCOUNI'ANT,
OR THAT HE WAS - ABLE TO MAKE'
ouT THE HETURNO
The Board, except the Clerks; paid but
little attention to the• counting •up of the
votes. We were kept upAill abouttwelve
o'clock. and then, to my astonishment, I.
found the Clerks had not yet completed,.
the returns, and thr . y had to send for ugh
R. Thompson to arrange them. 'eh, ad
ditions may have been made by the Clerks
by twelve o'clock; of this I am not cer
tain ; but they could not close the realms
and the lateness of the huur, and the eon
fused position in which the Clerks had
912.570 84
hem, influenced the (Clerks nod Prusidetbi
o send for Nlr. 'Thompson.
SOLOMON, EC KERT,
Ituturn Judge of tp. ,
Now, then, how elands the. mattftl The
"Slander," so boastingly nailed, to 'the counter, is
now set down to an historical feet, and :Awed
(lover stands convicted of Juanita sot which
would bring the !plush to ,aw chock of the mecteot
eehoolboy —of inromprteary to -disabuse the dn•
tics of any otliee which arp r ouerous as to in
clude an exercise in simple addition I Yet this
is the man who has received 4tp nowinatiou of
the Loco(Oco party fortho Fa iportitile.post of Cat.
nal Commissioner , bigoted 9f their party
will doubtlessly go into his support as aoilously
as if his competency were above all question.—
With them we have no reasoning to urge. Hot
we appeal to every inielligros in se in the coniniu
nity—to every one who gloil'es it a 'coniiiiumiesa
of rectitude—and, who is alit afraid M 'think for
himself and act for hiaieff to 'nisch we any,
e.en you vote for Seth tiloveri Will you lend
your aid• in placing in a porition 'of ski moth
importance, as that of Canal Cotutinsaidtter, a min
who has been proied to be, boyoild the shadow of
a doubt, most woefully deficient in a branch of
knowledge, which '(if it should so unfortunately
happen that he be elected,) would he called into
requi,ition diming every hour of his official term.
It cannot be, that the honest yeomanry of this
great Couuuunweul ll,will so prostitute their own
interests—so prejudice the •wellire of the Stale—
so impeach their own inashigenoe abroad, as to be
duped into the cominission of ad suicidal an set.
What, then, iittobe gloms I "HONkaT JOHN
STROHM" is the only other candidate for the
oflice—a men whets Gilolll44tt for ability mitt in
tegrity no foul aspersion QM blast. (o„ then,
atunlully tothe polls,suif vote forum. l'lmo nix
in the Wire of Canal Cormniaeirmerotnd you will
have done an isct of which you will have reason
.to he proud hereafter. Let .not political feulings
blind your better juilyrneM,hmt with an aye only
to the welfare of the State,remembering the igno.
ratite and incumpeknyy uf .hheriff CLQTRfI, cast
your suffrages for "Hoagie JOHN 81'HOH111.,",
Keep It beret% the People t
That the amount of tales assessed upon the
farmers and lIICCIIIWICO at Pennsylvania. Fer two
years under Guy. Johnston:a administration, is
$242,511$ 47 &flater than in tito, slime period um
der Shunk.=aompilei.
The above 14/?ib from the list Conyder, is in•
tended to doeelve, by 'giving out the impression
that Governor Johnston has received more reve
nue from taxes lieiraed during his administration
than ender his predecessors. This i's not tree—
the very reservist , behiirthe fact Althaigh hy'an
4 T,
increase'alUationpf: and Ngnoiral
&Mtn imlba titalkaimitimsled Ary the hat Dosed
of Revenue• Comatissioneth,' fa hay created by
Oct of im'gislatore, of 'Whieh Majority' of Meal
here were Imaittko, and With whkh Gov:Jatins•
ion had as little to' do ism 'the man in the inoon,)
the assessment} ware mairespondingly inereased—
yet' the official records of the Auditor Gemara.
office, at Harrisburg, and the Report of the Au..
dlled ifedt 4 dl, (htih`oiir s fActiroio,j'' to (h . ', list
L°ll4ifitue both show that Gov. ..fortarron
ratit4sl but s,klfi;742'lB Minnie} from tea
on :Beal ~rttl ForwMaleatat4 iii l!leti a rid,
t}ptrgx.rpceivnlfirtint ' tha Sarni sour c e'
2,180i10 418 during the tiro preceding year..
In a I PMW , 7 ( II I , e • tha t I t n" 1 141 1 ,1 4 /hLettha . ..,K tes
° Ctaat.o%to ,41+To RFP' ,_,0 16 7. 1 ,0 0 1 4,, 8
4tAigke. B . 4 l l l ITl!!'"Or t Y.uk a fliP": . •. l ahn ' stOti tha°
dtlfittgt en,. equal WWI Widor .9"
shook,. wow, will the Gepvikr,ol#l
',Keep ittieforeth*Poop!.,,,,),„
}hittliAmmia of Moreapeirtbiribel F rssen snd !l
Mechanics; of Pennsylvania, for two years,undel.,
islov. Johnston, is 8119;197 80 LESS than
its Ali' :11110(kiLatittidiftNit* 1
WitiviiligtiVitk,Vs!' - "fo`ifig4h}"fia'}hialtiteMl
l'to pay off 10888 t 11111 98 OF THE STATE
BMW 2. , frlffl , r:
llVAbri4ol4l:4,4litirrligh
I 'nelllktiOkitiii
Is now tiktihrighlY
held, &Imola daily, and that thernejority for John
itnn/ Olo6ti:oill! / . oitohiiilitio
.
lPski!fr:n;
StirAt the recent Commencement of
IVitc , Collesfi, , at 41:pringfield, Oh?),
the„gonortgy,fiogNo A A., OAF :
rod on Rot famiL
, D. 1 4 ..11t0m pat, orthu: l
overland , ttnit of D. D. oh Roo. Tauxenb,
'ikto Bilinkle;Of Phihtdidildn; And RAF . . Stafli
Miks."`
Bigler yr. Ilse 'lndependent' Calm
i Mown. MO ' MI :--Ono of tI I ie cATEDI s
A s r
edf°alsiu f W l d r it.Bi r i f l Con° to hi tyitat it woudu
jireh
the ta of the "Independent
iduleti County Offices." Now, .
I have a question to put, which I would like
the Compiler, or some other of the espec
ial friends, of th e n? cauilidltlf tfl 9 1 , 3 3 .,
viz :—lf Mr. iticit.nit iiirto bo idierineed in
order to advance the interests of the Inde
pendent candidates for the,Countx Offices,
by what principls !cilf . d ilblielit)olit,*ll the
friends of Mr. Blume, who desire his e
lection and who•have no selfish peur p ro • -
to subserve in securing the,county, res,, ,
be expected to support- s tbeac ts!icek,af4: l -; .. ;
.poi e le,nt 'Candithites?" '
A BlcllEll. pgivocu o lay ~ ~
.
A Goventer . -
[A Correspondent of the Ilitritieting; Telegntpfr ,
MAWS that Blifterin ht. raw eobnry
while speaking uf the feet' of '47i die;tieletly;
that sat being a lawyer, he trusted to thit , Judieta:
ry Committee" that, the law wen' coniskanbisetts •
the decisions of the Surf:mut qoUrt Of: WM. UnitP4 •
States !! 1 ,
.1 • •
A al-foals! Cows along rep Dinah,lak." '
When Bigler was f Skater, '; ; • •
He trusted nits ,Orenta tore.",
And if they lad 141i:dr the track. ;,,
11 mu an awful p ity.
Ohf Bigler is the' cenrlidete;'' '
So /rent and witty ! '•
•
4 011 sti 41 9")9 41 " 4 4
With elp of • "eornatitteer
Ahey told hint, that the. law Wei cightr,
And then he knew no better ; ,
Mit 'herr he view . ilte matter nitote, ' '
Snit see his letter."
Oh ! Bigler ' •• ; • :
Anne !rrithtWllittPt :too; r •
Against the spread of /Slavery ; " •
But only, testineter'sneast hikk d 6 ' '
That little Ogee of,kaerrer3r I ,
' Oh!
rrThet•Venango Spectator!! sky. haw
been calculated that a Governor Johnston shOuhl
get a vote TM 'eVery time mul *.My .
VelloW-citibente In hit :speethee. b. would tie 'l
imited Governor without any doubt. .—Ceittri w.
The "Spectator" ippeare to pasty iciid al
"ealculating" T —at lemma he Indira; at
s weeter ma
sults, 'whether his promisor am tight .or nut. In
order to "keep his hint welt furniith 'him.
with a question or two in the "Sines Rule of
Thmo."
It Col. Doe tea's stereotyped !peal is entitled ,
to the prate.. the Locofoco press give it, what
Bee %ill the anther of it bo entittlid to, if the Vol.
shoold he elected tloverner 1
If the Cu'il much taftud of "swir" is dripped'
oirr iiiiusiteina dflhe Statif f iyfititthir,
et . October: nest, tic; tWit will bit /
then 1w style to miyi it u toward, the head waters
of "Bali River
If it required a Judiciary COOIIIIWIIIII of seven
to i:ischerge his duties for him in the Igoe Sennie
how many will it require to constitute the Coto
mit co discharge his duties us ••lioreruor 1"
"BF: ONI YOUR GUARD, Ditmo(lts
Prlnn this time until tiw election y.iu may
expett tomer published by the Whigs, in •
their pipers nisi otlierioise;stirritratty - of%
false 11111111s_ Itelieve itisre`of them."
Slur - This is the modest injunction of our
neighlsk 'of the rcimpifei in his leafifisstei•
after most deliberately, nuareprestaitpig thu
speech of Gi)v . Johnston, gust falsifying hcr
official retards of the Stater The 11Poosepi
kr 1111101 I,e gnming conscious oftlikweak-'
netts of the stories by which it is attem
td to bolster up Col. Byrum and his sink
ing ship , anti to start At the possibility of
au exposure incise the Whig press should
bring the light of truth to hear upon them/
Believe none of !bens,"—that sounds a
mazingly like the ery of the fellow in Court,
when he found respectable witnes..4es were
being called to the stand to prove hfit
perjury ! "Mort thief!" is rather ins
stale a trick by whirl% to deceive sensible
men, in these kitten days.
Bigler and the State Debt,
The State debt is over 040,040,000
an enormous amount. and which nn , con
tracted under lovoruco role.' This vast
debt is * heavy burden on .very ax pay
er—a lien upon their property, Gover
nor JOHNSTON is paying off die debt.
Ile has already paid upwards ofiliiioo6o,
of it, , Dialer his system it will, ihma be
paid of by Millions—end that -too, With. ,
out increasing the taxes of the coMenual
ty generally. So much ror
BIG'I.ER, on the contrary,,hesexplicit:
ly avowed himself in favor of AN IN
CREASE OP THE 'STATE DEBT.
lie,stated recently ia a speech deli ? vptj,
ed in. ,Bradrord, county, that ,heyrtis
favor of,borros►ing a nailfion and a, har
of money for the' purpose ,of contriving.
the North Breath Canal -id favor of ad
ding,that sum to the Statede ,
!Tex•pnyen, choose ye between thetwo.
eindiditee ! • • •„ ,• • •
ssit•Tho' Compiler tiays that if the Whig
Illeeting on Tuesday a-week wins attended
by "a4,,inunpntie coneourm of people," then
it htuif44ll,tkihr nif0.104401444 t i tki , o
pinion on t he subjeott , ": Are riktfk under
stand by il:it; that our neighbor to Indebted
for his tiows vf.thatl tueeling ag• 4 4 .F 1 P -4 "..
11'16, we tisti Midily seseetit. tot , .tbe , sogrig
, 09nir, bhindetiiihki 0000116` tweitielin cut
.stitteine'iite'Yeth '
U:4 twa: stile of Ate irifiiet;-
ing andlkialitiuniaf tiiiv; Laiitston,
7 i C99#44ffliflccPo*4 *Pe, to 1. ; ,
Tike ,DMOIOLWA tliisc o m . ' rilt,Pitc , ft
liymt•l44flikikbaslopornin ," .= 4
t it
of the. Seminar will be ad , ~ b y
,?.
F. R. Atumo .9f gsrrstown, on
..,,,,
daY, at ti. 'pie ;,lt , In the t i n ..
the wiled& ( Wriidei di 'the The' " , " 1 ":.,
tAirliiiry ;Id qsetai. :{ Oki Wedrie' , 'sr .
faiti. , , r ises imoci w prolumbe i vt , ill.
udetit , ,"'*lll l eddresktiva Lib n' Ansa
didtiOlt, itikli , thiPßim. Dr. Obeitreil thetit;
°Wiry , lineletis6ii ‘ln the 1 evenide, Ji ,Di
Baeon t Esq. will deliver:the Annualt Ad.'s
'dreg; bifeteltlity'Ahimkiiint !the 'College.--...
On Thursday, the Annuid Cionindneenfent
of the College, will take place.
,
Othettiff Ffekts ilea saivertitied thy 'Bole of a
Trookopkaffri f !tuoto in Mountplerrnt tor t Fl o
ciOl,LOllO 1 , 00 Acres, or m° ,o ins, ;4 1 11 "1 , Is
spevip-,•the property ar tisrpr) Ho . aii ,4110: U.
amps kutfruark. Salo to take plaTts c,0,5140011 1 1 1,
0ki11 4 . 1 0 1 of (*labor. ,* the .P0Ur04 0 , 14 9 0 0 . 1 4. kp.
, okolka. 14. • • •••,-. ; , i :1 ;
A man w h o
twill Hai
iMP°Pgg Ir[i I# 4 1 Y ll i t k i A !A
.Executionof Gen. I nnas Death
Confirmed—G ent in Ha
mm—The P ' e , ,
.„,,, ,i i, , 2s , n.
The Mail ar ea II r l ' '` ed
Gen.
at New York - ' o.' . 1. .. ',titi' 'Uiday,
frounlVlrre4Terelate. 1477in ' '‘ d '
a am ersbe 11;_ a n dHe
rejoicing for the bult three days. owing to
the calwi, 1. , ,-01.4kom i t opp“;and , his farms.
The OWllteliehed, intsfoithellOth ult,
and in 4 onsuotion of the e ff ect it pro.
ducrit'ff 'Wire fitileted; guns tired, &c.
i
At niglii the prrnitiPle'biiitdi'ngs were illu
minated, torch-light processidns formed,
Ire. Lopez , *so (taken in the interior,
wanderittl alma, and' nearly exhausted
from buret sad longer. • ,
Us askel for solnething to eat at a farm
house, and pernsission , to , lay 'down4—while
asleep he tram bound and made prisoner.
Of his followers, Over 100 are .now imprir-
oned ,in Havana. and me to be *ma to Spain
(or ten years' confinement in a dungeon. ,
They say, their sufferings before , taken
were intense.--for several days they lived
upon the leaves of trees, ate. 'The last
meat they eat wte the hutie 'of Gen Lo
pez. They no stmt when' taken—
the remainder Natio either^ beedshot or
they have perished from hunger.,
Lopez was garotted on the morning of
Sept. let,,as 7 o'clock. , The execution
was wintemed by B,OOQ. troops, and as
many citisem,i, made a.
dul, platform, and made 4
short speech t last, worJ's were 01 Jie
for my beloved Puha ;" he then took, his
sent, the machine wai adjusted, and in two
animals he was deed. The prisoners say
in no irudanee have Criaoles of this land
mOcated least, disposition to join .
theifft
Ilcsana.,lSeptember 1, 1851.
ILYA* , papers you. , will get detailed ac.
counts of the fate of the Lopez expedition.
1 shall( thatefdivi,`merely tooth on some
of the principal facts cittoneesed therewith.
It was calculated . that in twenty-four
hours after cthe 4anding . of Lopez they
woubt hpe:b4l l lln all captured. This did
not hipOtin,"oiving to the death of Gener
al Enna ; he at the head of twenty horse
men, nikle an attack: wheiflie Tell - labliat- -
ly Winkled; that event stopped the opera
none of the Spanish forces. Lopez hart•
petted to kenw the country well, as he
once earned 'in estate to the vicinity ; he
and his meh Took tip their march to the .
rugged; hbights.. .The %Spaniards. after a
while followed hint, guided by the cou n try
people, who ferreted out Lopez's melt in
the morasses, gullet's, and precipices,
ltl;Ay tteil to escape. Many were
rescued th - us bane 'etitiin death. An bi
der came from the Governor of Havana
to gWe groaner, mend to'stop shooting• the
enemy ; by this, one 'hundred and thirty
have escaped•with their lives ; the number
landed was 548.
'The greatest enemiesfof the Lopez par
ty.were,the country people. The same
spirit was shown...by them 39 When the
French invaded Spak—precisely the
same feeling.,
Great decorum was observed at the ex
cation of tepee; notwidistaudiug the ex,
ceases committed at New Orleans.
The people of the island are aroused,
add the same fate will be shared by future
invaders who may appear..
. It is not true that indiguities were of
fered tN the bodies of the fifty men who
wereahot here on the lath ultimo.
FOUR DAYB'I,ATER FROM EUROPE
The steamer I?anklin has arrived at
New York, front the Cowes on the 28th
4/161110. Through the Telegraph we are put
in possession of the following items:
Ireland is believed to be on the brink of
a groat crisis. The now Catholic associ
ation has defied the law and Government in
the most open manner, anti the Catholic
presses are equally violent in their dation
.ciations of the Anti-Papal bill, and in the
•expression of a determination to violate
and set the law at naught. A new and
comprehensive held of agitation is thus o
&tined, sad the controversy is proceeding
do the most virulent manner. The Go
vernment, it is understood, is not disposed
to overlook the matter, but will prosecute
silth the utmost rigor all those Catholic
Bishops who assumed the titles of their
.respective sees on the occasion of the re
cent demonstration at, Dublin.
The daughter of , the English Vice Coa
st, it St. Sebastian was stabbed to the heart
iiielttly, at a ball, by it ruing officer of the
'engineers. whose addresses had been pro
hibited by .die,tady's parents.
'rhe.houste of Rucker & Son, at London,
has suspended payment. Their liabilities
are twentillions of
Tlie'rrintob Ambassador al Madrid has
proutiaed the Spanish C.,lovernmeal the as
instance of Fiance to Sulxlue the Cuban in
vasion.: • .t
The great topic of conversation when
die 'Franklin left, was the extraordinary
•Imilittg qualities A the yoelt! America.—
The Times does her elm j
ustice in alluding
to trr, victory, pit the 224, at which
m the A
e lean Ai intsittritad other American no
tables were present. The Queen and
/Wee, allso*,bestosre'd the moat lively at,
tention An Abe . nun and, the day after, ex
pressed their desire to visit the America,
which they •tAid- ri che vessel being moored
off the Osborne tibuse. • " • '
, ' . u -,,„ 4....- ---4.---:-1-41 - '••. ••
THIL Fuessavaa,,Poonvii,—inie papirs
generally, hate•fallen into ant error as to
Jetlige,Ooieldin',a decision on the return et'
the,writofbalteatcorpue, in the caveat the
Inginea ,/laws .Palliatli..at :Ilutfitio, New
York. Judgi Cook/lag, does ,•not decide
Iturt 160 'fotatte liot V, la;ineporetivc
,in a
case where the ahaveltscaped before the
:law.aeas stasSedgobatdsal the seotios which
laUtho6llo4 weeks. Me. Mitsui e4POe4.- in
the State .fretni witnito the.. ilave ,eseepes.
• and used 4"ooohincefilvitere he is arrested,'
.ie ordiepplicaldshinonselt , ca., es otepeepe
411 004ttr, eiskaAbopeimiwittl of Ole lic,, 1:.,.
.2 It ' K
h IPiliPtivVWthitiiiiiii:J:-
a nai nMillißd,igettticpur, , rine of the
Justices 61'04 sovrothiir . oort or Ille"Unt-,
-Waft , eil.,ki,sfeki,pqa , i;t,PPOB
-
l El ll * t''tlit ,41fir4IPMP L O a ii i •
, 141, 1 14.000 ~ ,PigT.Te! I,l , 3 e Nsr,
, , If iew Illq a p,V.,o - :, 7, r .0; t'ff y a t
. I rX ,"'ra y or, P. i , 0 - 1 -1 T916 1 .r.t °P. 1 ),
so kir . alt Buren , at one k titO‘Spe'r
lir) , of 1, to reesury—egain IT. $ . Sena
tor, andltreeraglittONl to the
r 4 ulifonia otiit`try c.,Pplic,
PR i' Iq- i i 4, fj '‘i ably ' , ' fri a
, el 4, 11" *.., q, a t .g e *• I .yea
'll,i 11? 1 4 i Pl ui T P r ' bia, &tlrty 4 5-a P a ?'
tho l o 'P t: . ‘ 0 4 14 (11 ? 1, ) , I li :, ,
I 'fisisit paart. —s 1)6)4
- iMl"Fltitteday night Wit; says the Freder
ick (Md.) Herald. threw ceimpintie oil 'on
a dug's tail, and then set it on tire ; the dog
'' WI !pat the,' barn,oi Mr. tivergaKeayart,
isitsac NOSaturit,lferrY, pri4 .14, 1 1 Atta la 'aka
beat erhiek IC3B.olltiAly friplUlnia.
Deception ea the Twilit
TIC '184,W0
on the rsit ' of, ,Denmenitic:,poliliPisisf - .:401
deceive the peopleAfinteWleoniame the
subject Gls the\ APariff,, .Col. Bigler ,
` dew
notclaim exemption•from .thleAtarffe- -
In hid , recent speech-At Pottsville. be :dbie
posed of:the Tarillsbyt, *tying is two rea
fibnal vellums. and was IMENroperiyArgi
get! into a State, canvass.. But In Brad.
ford °Minty, Mr. Bigler also.madea speech.
' where according to the Bradford Rgoosien
"Upon the 'rations questions 'of State
Iltelicy. the speech was masterly and , con
wincing. and Meetly demonstrated the
bility of the'epriaker. The subjectof the
Tariff was thoroughly diseuteed, in the
manner of which the Democracy of Brad
ford art so well acquainted, and upon
which his. plain ind practical illustrations
shed new light upon the subject."
It will be remembered that David Wil
mot, of Bratlferd, was one of the two Penn ,
ripvania Congresstnen who voted to re
peal the' Tariff of 1842, and the Bradford
liqUirter; in' continuing its 'account of the
meeting, says :
"After repeated calls, Hon. D. Wilmot
very briefly addressed, the meeting. lle
said that the Democriits assembled had
left their Jabot'', to hear the views of their
candidate for Governor, ind diet it would `
not be just for him to occupy their linen-.
fion. TAnt he headily endorsed his views
upon the tariff, tod the principles he had
avowed touching the banking.system, and
our State policy in general."
Are we to infer from this that Mr. Big
ler promulgates different views in different
sections of the State, to suit local preju
dices. •
Vermont Etertion.
THE STAR THAT NEVIIR ART," ALL
HAIL !—We. received last night by Tele
graph, and from our correspondents, the
returns from one hundred and twenty-tine
towns, from the • brave old State of Ver
mont. The Whigs have carried t h e State,
high and dry. and .have routed the Coali
tion and old line forces, horse, foot and i
dragoons.—Roston -allow.
All honor to the indomitable Whigs oil
the Green Mountains. Demagogues and
[dace hunters may unite so -defeat them,
professed Whigs may at times sneer at
and berate them, but they stand firm in
their principles as their noble mountains
.--UNCI)NQUERKU, UNSF:DUCILP. Again we
say, all honor to the gallant Whigs of Ver.
l moot. Governor Williams is re-eleeted
by nearly if not quite as large a mojority
! as hr hail last year.
Both branches of the' Le g islature ate
strongly' Whig. In a word , thir Whigs
have swept die State, without seemingly
making an effort. T h ey have got go bred
to it that 'they cannot help it,
__
The Union Triumphant•
The election held last week in Missis
sippi for delegates to a State Convention
has resulted in a glorious triumph of the
friends of the Union over the Secessionists.
The popular majtority on their side is many
thousands, and, they have carried nearly all
the Delegates.
A telegraphic dispatch from CAVTov,
Miss., of Sept.•tith, says. that Gov QUIT
MA N, the Secession candidate for Goy. has
abandoned We field, in eon:toluene° of the
route of the Secessionists in the eleetion of
Convention delegates.
. _
ITT Lenora have been received, by their-friend•
in this place, from Iles. Dxvin Wtr.•og, and
wife, who waited in May last. for Liberia, in Afri
ca. They had arrived safely at Sierra Leone, al.
ter a passage of between six and seven %%eche
They were in exeeltent health, and ,expected to
reach Monrovia, their place of destination, in a
few days.--Srm.
Hornet; Writing Ink.
"We are opposed to all kinds of ••puf
fine," in the figurative sense of the term.
Whether in the notice of a book, or any-;
thing else, we have a repugnance to give
it a fulsome adulation. or to , recommend it
any way at all, unless we honestly believe
it worthy of,favor.
"We have again furnished ourselves
with a keg of llover's Black Writing
Ink, and when we say that it is net the
first or the second keg that has been pro
cured from Mr. Hover, the article may be
considered as.being endorsed "good" by
us,otherwise we should not have continued
its. use for these six or seven years past.
Others may have their preferences in fa
vor of . diffbrent manufaclures.and we are
qpite willing that they enjoy these prefer
ences (save and except those of our corres
pondents. who someiiing" impose that
loathsome Blue stuff upon us, which is
not fit to be used) . • for our own.part, we
continue thentanuketure"of 'Mr. [lover,
whose ink is not only clear and black. but
does not elog and conglomerate our pen,
ati grime otherwise good ink" do."—Ger
man Ilefeinted Messenger, Chumbersburg,
Pa.
Look Hero.
There's no humbug about thla ; but
it is an undeniable fact that Emmett
Kmurz ha, bought. brought. and opened,
the richest. largest and cheapest assort
ment of Fashionable Hats and Cape. 800 to
and Shoes, ever offered .in this market,
which he is.deterreined shall be sold lower
than they have yet been sold in Gettysburg.
fit? Call ih and see if tidy statement is
not correct. 'Also, Whilst K. K. is catering
for• the Head and Feet of the public, lie
would remind his numerous customers
that he, hal new. and will be leceivitig
weekly ,additions to his stock ofßooks and
Stationery; and Fancy Goods, 'to which
he iseiliestly 'invitee the'ettentien 'or toot
teresod: - • •• •
oserlitilY elite prire and that it very toil'
`Don't forget to ball et Bondi •East
Corner of Centro tklua re. • • '.•
-Dummy.
„ ,‘
gati* :gas isAiltrioas ion itsiyisocir.
Trans Ara liti.a..:—Thii'dour inertia
We std not iolvfited4r itay salts to-day. , city
filille nit:utast St 87i. 'llirtraht stt ct, 118 94.
Rye flour 300. Corn Meal.l9ll , a 8
Gm t rtTlyri of,
.gloin CI 'wines very
light. ifteis hot didpilited” to "btirig• their
• ribdit • Viiiikat it Ortiontlovr. prices. WO Clot*
small arkariiipstid to . pdinitheekai ts
;, etita,)74; Nimind ONAch .IF Wohlek , , for
o k ma L pv,. s /to, 55Ats,. Ootsg 1 5,a
Zr• u9TP•r-1511pw. 53 s•f; viiiite"lsll
sll sideli'Ortiti4gitaid ••'•" ,
'
Piovistons.—We note a steady malitegii—
Sales of NAViiiiiiiiroxiisllllPchattllll)7i a $14.,
Bacon--Shoulders 8i a 811 cents; sides 10 a 10k,
aid ligto4lll4 a.'l r,' , /itail llm pith 90011 aims;
, ,
1141411.1E,D.- •
On the 118th ust., by tho'Rev.S....llkkh, DAN.
MittANS add Idiot MARIA CATHARINE
HOUSTON—both of this county.
• Ott the 4th. Inet, ti the Beeto, JPIIN
AO MO MARLS /AO V - - 4 10 YOlk i co n wy•
O n OM ati
,Rl‘. LZtthne urromug, Cirrolt COlll4, /40 ; Mt*
MAN it.4: 1 440t IteIiSMITH riellefick 'co»
:tut , „ tot
t ht the .4thit4italt ) byk lb& oomma .14FANIN, .P:
SHRIVE": and Mies REEE9c)AlilAnFir
,
both of Fyink*k omit: Md. 1 , , t
•
s 4 ,.,, ,D
do Wednakt !ilea'entialia4Pdirlkiga,
ki4aalamba oil ikr‘..LOPN, ,
kihi Y(FXRNFR.
tho iWitilloa,)6l gpty,
~A, ~ aged about Si yetis- ...,- -
Nityc, r seve pro
itfi fte hda. gi C9oalle n,
ana fais r rac V .
~ n 4 i t at k e r e.
g Sh
•L Aj4LOTTA, t zt lyfii. - p.• Do, iv
"44' ler 4 a)d a
'' i CgiMittobvi Waa l likniiiitiiiksOirj" an ' dMittete,
'nothin,'Whfch will aptowi nett Week j
On 'the gilt* . , ANNA 14„ ;laughter of A:A.
McCosti, of, If untington Istrrnshiti, aged .1 year,
and 4 Months: ' ' '' • '
On Friday hurt, JOHN HENRY. eon ofMr. I
Jacob Reword, of ibis .13mough, aged 9 yam' 7
months and 18 days. 1 „
On the Blat ult., dATHARDtd, daughter of
Mr. Joseph Simpson, of Germany township, aged
about 14 years.
, On Saturday , last, JOHN CALVIN. ion of
Mr. John Witte!, of CumbertanAtownshiP, aged
8 months and 9 days.
On the Bth inst., Mrs. NANCY SNYDER,
consort of Col. Battler Snyder, of Heidlershurg„ a
ged about 50 years. '
On' the `ante day, in Tyrone .tp., Mtg. SPANG
LER, widow'of Gabriel Spangler, deed, aged a
bout 60 years.
On the 28th ult., SUSAN, daughter of Mr.
George Lower, of Franklin township, aged 4 yr's
and 2 mouths.
(COMMUNICATED.
Near Peterehurg, Y. S.) on the 28th ult, of
dysentery, RDWARD ANDERSON, aged 2 yes
and iS months ; and Indio 9th Mat, MARY F.-
LIZABETH, aged 3 years (0 months and '24
days—both ettiMren of Arnold 11.: and Rstah A.
Walker.
Children, like.the early flower,
Often droop and lose, their bloom—
Pass away in childhood's hour
To the cold and silent tomb—
' BWlles laid beneath the and, •
.p ritegone away to God !
(dud will gather them again,
In his garden they will grow ;
On that green and lovely plain.
Where the ehrystal' waters flow ;
Neverntere to lay their head
Faintly on the cold earth•bed .
rO5l NIPA Trn.
On Saturday evening last, HARMAN KEL
LY. (related.) in the 3:hl year of his age., 'rbe
dec.:nand, who had been in had health for some
time, whilst walking through the yard at Mr.
Wattles' hotel, in this borough, whore he lived,
Wile seized with a profuse hemorrhage of the lungs
and died in • few minutes. He was a member
in good standing of the "Union - Ledge. No. 2.3,
of the Ordor of Good Samaritans." of this place,
br the members of 'which his remains were •e
-companied to the grave.
WIS SO ClatTE J 1 .
QA MUM. MILLER, of the Borough tit
" Ocityblitirg, will Ile an .liidtpentlent
Candidate for ASSOCIATE JUIM of
Adams county, ut the ensuing election.
September 12, 1851.—te
XOXE i Ir. IXTE D.
Al.l, those who know themselves indebt
ed to the subscriber, are most ear
nestly and politely requested to call be
tween this anihtliefirsi of October, and
pay up their accents, or at least part of it.
to enable hint to go to the (inles to , buy
new Stock. re:..7 . Tour early attention to
this will oblige and relieve your's, res
pectfully,
A.. 11. KUIVIM At the Cluap Corner.
Sept. 12, 1851.-4 t
WAS FOUND;
ON the llth inst., on the crossing he
tween Faltnestorles Store and the re
sidence of John Barrett a sum of money.
Further information can be had by inqui
ring at this utlire.
Sept. I. 1851.
PROCLAMATION.
----. I for. '
WHEREAS, in and by the Art of , At.so—That in the fourth section of Mel
the General Assembly Millis State. ' act of Assembly, entitled "An Ad relating I
entitled "An act in regulate the General to exec utions, and for other purposes," itp- t
Elections of this Commonwealth," enact- proved A pril I ti. I S-10, it in intoned Mai I.
ed on the 2d of July. 1839, it is enjoined
the af
on me to givp Public Notice of such Eke- oresiii , l 13th section ..Aviill rot he coo
street', so ;lb to prevent any militia officer
lion to be held, and to enumerate in such
or borough officer, 1(11
notice what officers are to be elected : I '
; 111 thIrVIII,g is lodge,
inspector or deli:, at any genera or spec-!
WILLIAM Flexes. Sheriff of the County ' j e t e l ect i on i n t hi s c on „ nonwes it,."
of Adams, do, therefore, hereby give 91181 And in and . .)y an act of tlid General
public notice to the electors of the said ! A ssem bly of t his Slate. passed tit the 211 I
county of Adams, that a i day of July, 1930, it is dire:mil that;
GENERAL ELECTION , the Inspectors and Judlges be at Ote places I
' 'of their districts on the day of dm 6etter. I
will be held in sa d county, on the , Int Election alOresaid, at 9 o'cliek in the I
i
Second 7hesday of October next, the 14th, ' fi're"""
''. to do and perform the several
dillies rehnired and eujoined oil them in ;
in the several Districts composed of the , sohy ow a , act.
following Townships: ;
I And twit further (lir/viol in oid by the '
/
In the let district, composed of the for., Sallie act of the General anserut y of this I
Migh of Gettysburg and the township of ; State atorettaid, that one of the tikes of
Cumberland, at the Court-house in Get- i the districts 'aforesaid, who stud have the
ty 'burg. I charge of the certificates of the t tumber of
In the 2tl district, composed of the town- , votes which shall have been giv for each I
ship of Germany, at the house now men- I candidate for The different offieet then and
pied by Is-ael Yount, in the town of Lit- i there voted for at their respectil'ilietriets.
Ilestown, in the towliship id Germany. I shall meet on the third day afte , the elec.-
In the 3d district, composed of the I ti o , w h'i c h s h e ll he on f r id ayd
e 17 1 / 4 o f
t it,
toWnship of Oxford, a t the house widow October aforesaid th
,at e Ctiurt muse, in
Miley, in , the town of New Oxford. the Borougil of Gettysburg, theniand there
In the CI i d istrict, composed of the town to make a fair statement and cerlificate of
ships of hatimore and H un ti ng don, at the ; the number of votes, which *hall have
haute oh William Chronicler. in the town- been given at the different distritts in the
ship of Huntington. '' ' . county of Admit, for any pert* or per.
In the sth 'district, .composed of the sons tor the offices aforesaid. I .
townships of Hamiltonban and Liberty. %Ylll. FICICES, therif
at. the public Sellool-liouse in Millers- sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, i
town. Sept. 12, 1851.
In the
. 6th district, composed of the -
toweidiip Of Hamilton. at the house; now
occupied by Jesse Myers, iu ,the town of ,
Berlin.
- In , the 7th district; composed of the
'townebirp Of Menallen; stifle public School- !
'house in the' town.of Bentlersville. • . .; ,
- In-the - 41dt district, composed of the
township of Strabani at Gib house of Jacob
L. Grass, in Hunterstown. .. , - ." • !
I n ith e : oth: district, composed of the i
township-of , Feanklio.,at the house ',now
occupied by , Henry Hartman, in said'
townsliiit i /1.
In the 10th district, composed of the
township, ,of •Vono wag°, at tho, bouts
. ro I
John ißUstby.tin:M l 4herrystown..
In thn ittit ~410triet, , composed...of , the
• 14 wei r liP Pt TYINInni 4.lhe house of Sam
uel Sadler, in Heidlersburg, i ! .
~ .. :
the
towthe 12th district,
.compOsed . ot. the
township-A AlcluntiO,Ys. lll l ....dm Jmuse of
Geo.. 11411110; id italtt ::10*1011IP,'
' '',lnilie,lthh `distiOti 136 1 6 1 1)11 ' 6 k; the
E ihtleafilti or MtiOntplintsillt,l l4 'the bit a
f AMMO thillUt, i iii . itild'utirfithlty: sitti.
ate . at the cross-made:this one leadintfttilit
Otford to the Two Taternit;''lhe 'Miter
from Hunterstown to Hanover, ,
bribe - 14 ti dittrid,'-ctinipiterriP of AO
icitithehip; of Ittradinigt.at the - leatunti of#Pa:
"eh .IL Hiltlibrarid,' IMHamptiatti. , ;
. - -In the' 15th district. composed of the Bor
ough anti township of Berwick, at thcipUb
iibliehMil4hottite ht Abbottstown. • ..,1 ,
' , 1.11h She 1430‘ . .districti , °lmposed of the'
township' of Freedom, at , theitonmut
IlkelitifesiModui, in said townithip.;
-11 l the A7lll ,districs, computed of the I
Hi eshit ttl TAO; at ihe ' HOOF bl t Z*lttl
' tiftisAi s WOW pitilitiilii. ':" ' " i ' '" 4
- _ ~. ~ 1 , 4 t ',,• '
. ...
la the 18th district, composid of the'
towtisiggi Offlyiler. it the hour. ,of Alen-.
ry FOB,' int4Mtddleinwe,An 'tail& town-.
ship.
At whit* time andednraw will be elec.-
egel..-
~.,?.' r ,.,,,,4 - v67t
• . Pl* Casenot OftW4iikilittionwesibill HE undersignet , Assignee of OF:0110E
p onlisylvan i a . ~, ,_.,;, . t , , ~,,
~ ' . ,Lteoes Sr., will otter at public sale.
F ive J
al it e' ..: -_ '' on . 7"hursdrwiitc. 9th of October next, at
• Five Judges alike. Sttpreme... Court of l• • o'elosk. Adto, ea the premises, a
petuesirivaoist ;..•• . . :,. - p lat y: . ,
One President Judge for . the District . , -
,
composed of the . oouoties of Adams and situate in Mountpletsant township, Adams
. York ; ~ c ounty. about 6 miles . from. Gettysburg,
. ,
Two Associate Judges of the several bounded by lands of Jolla Miller, er.,John
Courts
.of Adams county : Etikenroth. John, Adis and others. The
One Member of Assembly ; farm contains .
One Prothonotary ; 54 Acres 4nd , some Perches.
One Register and Recorder; , ..
The improvements are a 2-story.
One,Clerk of the Courts ; . .
One County Treasurer, . 83 Log Dwelling House,
One Sheriff ; a good Log . fiarn, and other out.
One Coroner ; buildings, a well_of water near thetheel4
One Commissioner ; . ling, a good Orcard, bearing choice fret!:
One Director of the Poor ; and There is a good , meadow, and more tan
One County Auditor. --• easily be made. There hi h geed proper-
Particular attention is, directed to the tion of thriving 'rubber.. 'rho land is in it
Act of Assembly, passed the 27th day of high state of cultivation. part of it having
February, 1849, entitled ••An Act relative been well limed, and le laid oft in convie
to voting at elections in Adams, Dauphin. nient fields, with good fences, Ate.. - '
York, Lancaster, Cumberland, Bradford, ALSO,—A 'Cr actor Land, teljnittirig the
Centre, Greene, end Erie, yin: - above, containing 6 emits, abont the troll
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and being covered with thriving younerunber.
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth I Persons' wishing to view the.' property
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly net, snil can do so by calling on George Jacobs M
it istereby waded by authority of the same-. aid . ,/ .
that it shall be lawful ior the qnalifisal viers of aidi ng ` it rem ' '
the counts of Adams. Dauphin, Lancaster. York, Likewise, on Saturday the 111 h of Velor
Franklin, Cumberland. Ilradfonl. CentmGreene, her next, • , ,
and Erie. from and alter the pomace olthis set, at 1 o'clock. P. M.. on the premises.*
to vote for i , all c andidates for the various o ffi ces to
be filled at any election on unit anion'. ticket : I'm House Sr, Lot of Ground,
vide& the office for which every candidate is vo. i ii t v, lying in the town of East Bet
ted for, shall be designated, as required by exist, lin, adjoining J. S. Dildribrand'e
ins laws of the icommcirivreslth. Store,"llugh MiSlierry and bounded by
Section 2. That any fraud committed by any ' ! . -
ten feet alley. The, house .je two-story;
peipon votlng In the manner above molded. shalt
. .
and well finished, with a large back build
he punished sa similar frauds are direeU,l to be
punished by the existing laws of the Common. tag. 1:1g .- 1'eries of sale will be
r ratitle
wealth. known and attendanee given by ' •
Attention , is also directed to the follow- JoSEPH J. KilliN,
„ ,
ing section of the Art.. of •the General. As.. Sept. 6, IBsl.—ts ' '. ne e: A l ai g
Isembly• of the session of 1451, entitled Th rkomm na , a , (pi 01 fin. ria
..An Act• to provide . fur the elertion of is-w-4.5041,4a4r cw.ma‘se‘m OW
Judges of the several Courts of this REAL ESTATE,. .'
Com
monwealthe.
B y virtue of an 'order of the Orphans'e
Section 4. That the election for Judger • shall
Court at Adams county; the subseri
be held. and. conducted la the s e veral election dia. i
tricot in the mime manner in ill resnects &suite- t
lions for representatives ate or shalt le held and : ber. Atlininiatmtor of the Estate of TROSti
conducted, and by the 'melodies, inspectors, •iiil : AS WC LEA RY„ deeeased, will selrat
oilier ollireno; and the provisions of .the act of et Public Sate, on the premises,
the(ieneral Aasenibly,enti.letl.,An Act relating to Iot 8 i d the 20? h
. 18 1 b .. t I
the elections of this flo w nionweilth,". approved i a. ur aY e 0 eP ern Pr nex t
the necond day of July..ene.thoutandeight hun- TII x int.LoWlNti DKPCIR.III3I.II
tired nisi thirty-nine, and its several itindeminits, ' i‘n n ., ri nn n , 1 .,. iis, a
and all other like laws. as fur as the settle shill he ,VI IAI l_ l„gi .fm ig FA- - -#3,--Ri—
r
in form and applicable, shall he derived and ta. - ' belonging to the &bite of said ',deceased,
ken to apply to the election (or Oases 1 Provided. i 1,. n ig in 'lgraine t e m . n oi p . y ii t ythi , .ti h iiii,
That the aforesaid cleebora shall rote to judges l
~ of Ileidleridoire: on the' York' . andAlron
of the Supreme Uourt ott a separate piece in re
. 1 , , . - -. -. :
per, and for all other judges ropined to he learn- ' ne"" nr g rued , and Arming Wilde etNot.'.
ed in the law, on another
no
piece or paper. Saillur.it., Wm. Yong, ',minim! Dunlap,
Ai.vo—lo :mil by virtue of the 16th see-1 John Sadler, (el Wm.) :Intl others, .‘
thin of the art it Iliresaid, every person ex-, r ( - ). - 1":/it.VIttl; .
Icepting Justices of the Peace. who A11:111
(i, 93 ACRES & .100 PrAICTIES
of ( rood Finis bmil, with about 20 acres in
i hold any 'Ace or appointment if profit
or Inlet under the Government ' the• U - Timber mid a i risoil proportion .utmeadow
1 nited States, or of Jill city or i corpora- i land. The improvements are a
tel dietrici; whether a earnmissititte ' • TWO:4OOR.d-of6- t
car, or otherwise, a subordinate Meet' at
agent, who is, or shall be, emOiyed tinthir_ ;" ; .
.. Dwel ling . House,
the legislative,' executive or judiciary de- , l'atheilllllll plasteredjnde and ot;t.,
p ent of this State, or of the United 1 with a , Kitchen Illthebe d ; a I°F e
arn: tint.
— mini
States, or of any eitV or incorporated din
-1 1 a goon nut -bitililior, nectipieo ny, the ue-
CMMell as a Saddler's Shop. There.iri an
strict. and also that every member of I 41IW ,
geese mid. of t h e m ime li mt .i n k i „„, „ i d „if 1 exeellent well of writer, tvith s pomp , in it,
.
There is an excellettt OR
. the Select or Common Co 1111 l •il of any "t th e 11 `""•
city, or Comitiinoioner of any iteorpora• i (' II Allp " 1 rh"lee i'llii "" tlir Pren ii " .
i tell district, is by law inrapahic of holtiti 1 S,d, , 10 ,011110 , 0•47 at 10 o'clock, A.
.
.I or oxeereiging at the snide tinte.dko 014 11- ; "I n"" 1 41- v - " I "v.i l w.t e r ni q kWh"'
or appointment ot Judge, ilia wrier, 111'1 will lie e , isY.) 'rill l'' mole Knou'o•
Cleo, of any election of this (bunions. I WM. It SADLER. Adoisr.
or . : By die Ileurt-11. Destwieute, Clerk._
wealth, and that 110 .11111gP, inaptetitr,
oilier other of any sorbelection, shall 1 AM-0 1 , 1851 . -18
-.-_--
:be eligible to any office to be that voted I p u
IlLille SALE.
NOTICE .TO GUARDIANS.
A LL Guardians whose spOomtments!
4111 , hare boon made f4sr three years ant
upwards. are required to render Lit aceointt
of. the minors, property under ;their , cure.
to be filled in , the Orphans' Court for the
infoemation of the Court antl'all puller/
eorteereed. on or Wore , ihc 10. day of
November•next, agreeably to the .41ot of
Assembly. in.euelt eases spade end pruyi-
AWL 0. , H. DEN W 11101 E.
Sept. 12, 186 L., • , Clerk..
. TEACHERS WANTED.
N HE School Directors of Tyrone town.
1 .3
' ehip will meet at the Public Donee
o it.r•Wir: fisn'hett.in ,fteidlerstpkg:iOn
4S'oesi4ckgy' thit *Oa of, September. inst., at
liPoo'olock..M.i.to ,employ..•'reacherit to
take charge of , the. Publics §chools of said
TseetteltiPt'.; ,', I' t ' ' (I
it.. L. DUFFIELD. Sec'y,
, I %lOC.' It,'ittsltW' '' '. ` ' ' • "
a
R,, t
Lamed
,Xeetilign.
AT alneetingof the Stockholders of the
Gettysburg Railroad, it was determin
that B.' FARNESTOCK & SONS'
IMP Sock of II ARD W . Al 2 E; VAINTe.
&e., direct from importers anti man
ufactureis in New York, Philadelphia ant
Baltimore, &e. should be transported ov
er the road first, ae they are determined to
gen, lorrer than they can' be bought'in this
or. neighboring ,countiee. can and
'dial do it., Givo, them a call ,
PUI3,IAIC SALE
OF KILCARBLE
54E&L FtttMtti,.
ID ,
Y virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Conn, of Adams county, the subscri
ber.% Administrators of the Estate of JA
CDR HOW ARM late of Moontpleasatit
township. Ailams comity, deceased. will'
expose In Piddle Side, on t'rida.y. tile 24141
day of October' next, at 2 o'clock. P. .11.,
on the premisett, the
V.AI4O,IO.'LE FAIN)
.......... FAI N]
of said deceased. containing (B) ACRES,
morn or less, situate in il'lountpleasant tp.,
and adjoining lands 411 Benjamin Wieder.'
Abrnham'lon, and others. The
imprOcesnents are a,ti . etn-stoty '
2 . 9
"" LOG DWELLING e 9
. . ~, . ,
tv oh a oitte-stney k Hellen 'nod a Shop at.
tar Ileal, a toe sMlde, anl tither out-build
! ings. About 15 scree are covered with
1 good tbrivinctimber, the : balance being
43
cleared and - ,llllor , fitiroil ititlityation.—
There 'is a well of gontl MAlier blmvenient
1
to the dwelling, and' die' property has a
inumber of excellent fruit 'Orem, en it. It lies
near the Boneuglittiw,uinad. about 4 miles
from Gettysburg.
Attendance' will ; be given - and terms wade
known on tiny of sale by
WM. HOWARD, ? ~ , .
GEORGIE . HO WA RD, { P a. 1.14
By the Court—U Domino's, Clgok.
Ang.,l, 1851:-r•1a
PUBLIC SALE.
ti.
to
111 V virtne of an order of the Orphans'
- 1 .-w Court of Atlanta County, the litib6
scriber. Ailminstrattir'ef the Estate of A
DAM GAlll)Ngt.late 43f I. liutnro town
ship. Adams coldly. deceased. will son et
public. sale on the premises. on
Saturday. the. 27114 day of September ur l et
to emu o'outiox, r.,
•
the term of said dereased. situote.in Liti
more township. cenfteining
',it 8,
more or less, of land. and Ittgoininff land ,
of Elisabeth Vale.,,Chriatisn dialler, Jes
se' Cook. and others: The Improve.
oiChle .
are a twa•ataty - • •
STONE 11011#1
with Kitt hen attachodi double • 4 , m i ni,
a well of water neer the door. Ahont
I B 'Acres of this Farm
,atittln first rite
Meadow, and the l aitio; Propo‘rtiOn in eat.
valetas 'iNunber ; Ate residue .•: being under,
cultivation and good fencing.: The Farm
hb'Wolf 1 1i6teivad r ;:` , thii • Bet [nudism , . Creek
itiaft3ing• t*tittgaa . it **Obi dtialtitigritil
Sinks beingOck jiiiii#l4`
44/. TIIRTP.4 I
An Orchard of ohoico:rtuip
o:;r This Farm is located aboiui one mile
from - York Sulidther 8 orhigs, hid WI be
tumid a thisinable 'prOperty: , .
td7,Ptirtiottri Wishing to seethe 'pr4r4tia
can' do id by Calling - ot waddle rawidirig
thereon. • ' ' "''
•
Ce.7"AtteAdatort will, be Aiv ‘ en and terms
EltztOP•
titrnorkd4y,ttesale,by ,
:NPA„iil,44o'EstiPplipEß ,
Ily t i cti)ikr:4 l :Pi l i r iKklPP', o 4 ,,
Aug. 22, lE4l.—ui „
, ,
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all Leta.
tees rind other persons ciincerned,l
that the sidatinixtration -*counts or the'
deceased persons hereinafter mentioned,
will be presented at the Orphans' Court of
, Adams county, fur confirmation and allow
!ince, on Tuesday the 234 day of Sep
tember next; viz
201. The first account of Conrad Crem
er, Executor of the last will and testament
of John Cramer, deceased.
' 202. The account of WM. Rinses, Ad
ministrator with the wilt annexed, ofJohn
Hollehatigh, *eased, who was Adminio.
Vaulr of the.estate of Roaantsa Willet4 de.
263, The account of John L. Noel. Ad
vninistrauir .er the estate of Joseph Wain-'
tactic, Jr. deceased... . .
264. The first and.final account of Isaac
Miller, Adtninirtratortof the estate. of E,
lizaheth Slagle, deeefte,d, .
265, The first - aideiont or Wm. B. Bran
don, Executor of the butt wilt and mita
tnent or Templeton Brandon. damaged
'
w: W. .1014F,R.SLIt.
itegiatrea
211 ts, (4 4 yabisr i , Reeder.
Aug.',
VOTZ:II3,
, AT an °rebukes' effete. bald at Pet: .
".tysbire, in and fir MO dotintY of
Adonis, bet dm.•tiiib day of Augudi,
A. ii.. 051, heron Dom Dot
aut.**, Praildani. and Airtime*,
,disigditd, &o.
UPON
the petition of James Oltrien,
for a decree upon John V. Coon.
Administrator of the rime of Jong Zin.-
thwart, late of Frederick county, Md., de
ceased, requiring him to execute and car
ry into effect's parch contract 'entered in
to in the lifedine'of deatnient, with the said
doings O'Brien, foe a tract of land in Lib
erty, townabip, couuty—the Otour‘
grant oh 'John Coon,'Adminis
motor as aforesaid, and aft 'the b altd
legal repryenhttivcs of aid() diikini
ceased,'.to
,be and appear at an eirphitts' Churt to lie
held at Giuttyaburgt for saidaohniyon Ifs"
2 8 d dar.4 l- teßioAkt isit,OolOcioo
why the said should not be car
ried inio; leireg,i 4 .l.lPti POlcprivinetto d
•ngreeafily to the intention oh h 0 said Julia
Zollipger;dgeolrecd.
By the Coati,
H.
• Sept. IS, 1851:-1s, •
LOCUST ORM STIO OIL
11101"1 , I o
INAv qas the are now
•i;
foiling ! the aTiers
,wilt picea leer
in Cod tltpt , u ifiis,4stablisliment;tbey i ,oin
at All 4n14, g!in4ifg, on
short unties, altoin ihe,49 4 1
Per
stills (rpm, d is tance, , w. 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 .511,.PYie
night, can, hike ,withibent dtetr
itsn
niacin red as desired', •r 4 ,'l Nk lAi6 g ,l)ae,
heel' 1 4 1 "-F0 a !ife i kAi d : , M lil9tlag t hj ,
of grain can no,ty seceiseo. ,
Krllationle 'this eptOpiditOsnie::-it
bus heen bOilt at heavy expense, 114.'14:
special pily,eniffiee
,and , fegnn,F l ,o""."
of the neighbortodd and surroun d agorN.,
try. GEO; AlINOLItl;
,
G" ni PY gqw9iliart. 6l lL
4T-"' to
. .
111. ,lr
A RICH COPPEtiE.
.11 07:11 . 411 :41i RIM L.
rr HOSE demons of pinalittng ,ijcp
. ere. will de,welt, to left r4ux,
-Es•rac KS! wro RE. mid purchase some
iii their cheap- - DRY GOODIty St.e.,jnet
reeeived direct from New if Mk,: Philadet'
pitta and Biltimitre. Tide in the third ar.
rival for die Sniing : and are 'deternsitieti
u. Kell a little lower than can : bcpurihased
elsewhere. • . •
FIRE s PURE!
T ,
1E Delaware Mutual Safety luau
ranee Company, Philadelphia, are
mow doing business on the mutual.plen,
giving the insured s pertielpation in the
profits of the CoMpany, without liability
beyond die premium raid. 4..Nopreusitan
notes token on which assessments are
wade." ..
The subscriber, as Agent for the above
Company, will make hindrances; either
permanent or , limited. on properti and ef
fects of every description against loss or ,
damage by fire. , • .
• SAMUEL PAHNESTOCK.
Gettysburg; Mireh 1,111011.--4 f •
AUDITOR'S ,NOTICE
'TIRE subscribers appointed by the Or
phans' (inert of•Mams eounty.
distribute the 'belanee remaining in the
bands of AnecuAn Rettmcit. Administri
tor of Cauturrinx, 'reprice. deceased; to
nreolitors. will attend to perform the duties
of hie appointment. at the "Eagle Hotel."
('rate's) in Gettriburg, on • Saito* the
20th daj) of September 104. *1 10 0•Olock,
A. M.--wlien and where all porsoils'in•
unrested may be prevent. ,
• - EDEN .NORR,IB. Auditor.
Sept. 5, 18151.-51,
The Pampfilet Laws,
IpABF.P.I) at the last Session orthe LEA'
v gielattire or Pennsylviseia, havelyeeo,
received et tfiis anti are • react) , rm.
distributiou to those authorised to receive
them. • JOHN. PICKING,
Prelsoreethey.' ;
Protsonotari'l Office,
Sept. 5, tsbt Si"
---
LONES' , DRESS ' Goons. taiiireat
Silk and tinen
Lninee, Week and Fancy.
ton Clothe. Linen Imams. Giongliool4llnal
PrinW je 4receivedand fowl maim vero ;
by-d : 14]
-, • • --e•i•-• g.'rulti •
FANS „,„„.,
Tut Lakes, OA 14
ictitaz s
hie variety. of PeatimmwliotrutiPipec and.
Palm , Lear Fang. whieltimiltbesoldebeep-!
er than '11)0 cheiiiiletvi )
, A k . 1 ) ':"
1111BrfrOdeilielti of row- +Mere ofokose
..e,tiesii'lllcity'lick"vegAri.' Abfti
1A,5103Y• .v. 4MtS,Vti,q,
.INGtta
ON hand - 1 fog/into. Ftti, forge lot 01
00
OAK latt 0 IEtE N frr SHIN
GLEE. -6EO. ARNOLD.
a . •
A NoTil4,l,l,tpnk ( ? r, rv ! Ei Pop•
zw, liirs l &liar tle,Piqii.!ti, fleiageti, 0.11
1410un. de Lamps, rtinil:4st4e and client), vi
•''' 'l' '
' asvls l sq vooi At le rtirfi ' SC' .
lf fN C I .8
Vll l 4 ar
I I 1t.1,1
SOMETHING NEW
•
MERCi{ART TAILOR IRO 16111441
' • 3
Skelly 'and llntlebaughi
wancHavvlratLorks .-.
RESPEC'fFIII,I,Ir inform- oveirr a I
friends and the public generally,*
that they havejust returned from the City.: , of,
and are now opening at their refahlishment ,, l
in SOUTH BALTIMORE street, nsar the
mond, (old stand of I. li. Skelly,) the Me&
choice selection of
CLOTHS,
ever offered in thic plcre. embreeliit .1.•
French Black. Blue, Bluchlark. Oreerwri .
Olive and Brown. Also, French, Doel ll l
Skin and fv,i4
FANCY CASSIMEItES,.
kENTUCKY JEANS COTTON Ira*,
TWEEDS, CASIIMERETTS,
Linerclor Coats and Pantaloons, &n.
whilst their assortment of Fancy ,
~{
IMIESTIArG S t
Is decidedly of the richest kind. ~ Their,...'
Trimmings embrace every thing that sner
be required. such as plain and f
SancyMuso i
tone.. Alpacas. Silk Serge, plain ilk ~, i
lin. &c. They are also getting up.sfull
'assortment of
READY-MIDE ClOlllNa
All the above will be disposed of 41
lowest living rates, for Gash or Country,
Produce—to prove which they only ask,
.9 CALL.
prThey are glee prepared te . talk's' V.
garments at the shortest notice, and
'best manner. When required, they will
turn out an entire suit in lteentyfout"
/fours !
J. LI, SKEJAN ;returns his sincere
Thanks for the patronage heretofore ligu,„t
towed upon him, and asks its continormee
'for the new firm. Uoods tionglit
;where *Mire made up.
,as neural vitint
when desired, he will assist etistothers
making selections at other stores
,
Oar Spring rind intr. 'Faiiiirop ipt
1851 jut received from Nero •
(.4eity4bUrg;April 15-4 y ' •
' AROTHEg REVOUITIOS.•
Weirosei Irobeatta selling bargsgiohi t
MENU
,)CiOrr/W 7 .^ 743 V1V 7r. nr •
4SPRIGBS &6811 - 3 Sakirq.Ellt , :o
ma"
• '4lOl-OEIIII4III,IIIDIP ,
cheap Sliite l y A. It. A 4 11117 1 4` ; ' 1
Ir. Al.
M4:!UT#7,14.11T GOgNK R ., VENIRE: SQU ARE.
flg:llao4Cl:ii . )PL IllooolllllC en to hit; tltt.. " :
d Mli
I ,
.wqr(ms, cOstomers anPill, st!4; . :,
YArt,laiAjogl iliceivml from ritoEarqe,rn ci-, i
ties -the fargcat best and cbcapeol 1it050!...,• . ,
,ntent of
'Pro - oondoi . aroorries, airs 4 q
ri
leyer-offered .ht 'this plare. To test thin: t
heitivites the attettrion of rill who are de.
situps of purchasing, before calling else. ,•,,,
arlistiti. • ' •
Kri'Tti his' nurnerous"customers;:forit
thd' ii)r* '' iiheritl : patrotiage ' hestoWed; +elf:
returns his etloratir thanks, and trusts that -•
thii . yiltills not' forget to call and see hie ' 1
ppuitint niV4Valled ttretrrtment. , , , ,; •'1
A.P.1118.:=4' " ' . A. D. KURTZ:- .)
114ROWARE STORE.
THE Subscribers would respectfully.
announce to their friends and •the
public, that they hove opened a NEW.
HARDWARE STORE in Balthnore
adjoining the residence of Dime Zir.out.'.
ettysburit, in which they are opening a.:
large and general assortment of
nAsivirmais, 1110 N, STEEL,
p i
GROCERIES
•
court COACH TRI MINDk
- Springs, Axles, Saddkry, .'
Ceitisi,lVare, Shoe Findingf,,,
~: 'Paints, Oils - , & Dyestuffs, ~•
n general, inctiding every description of
artieleirin' the' shove line of huSittess-40
whith thrt.y . invite the attention or coiotv,
makers. Blaekinni lbw, Chnenters,Cabitust ,
makers, Shoemakers. Saddlers, and the
public generally.
Our stock having been selected with great
me. and purchashed for Cosh, we guar.
sutee.(for the,lleatly itiostey,) to dispose
of any past of it on as reasonable tertmsas
they be purchased any where.
We psrticularly request a call from otls
filiiiitlit, r.nd earnestly solicit a slm' of
public Drier, as we sro determined to titis: ,
tablialt a ,'clutracter for selling GobdtiP'st
lowpribeestsd doing business on fairtiliV
1 elides.'
' JOEL B. tAltionlit9fiti
•' . ,' ' DAVID ZIEVDMAIA ;11.i
Ciatty•buriOune 18,1101,4411. - w0. , i1 ,flia
. , , . t li try l 79-11 1 int.)1(111
JUSTol,MUtatul r illiSic 441.4.7/kPuel
bill , P 1 MI/ ill , 1 , 014.014...‘ J..111,14 1 ..64 rAlitli
Air I fill 30/114A Kr ling Aunt •retesped troop
wirosi thekity of Ailtiladelphituwwithi . easeratrt
the largest & most beautiful assestsuentilat
; 11 , :;)st •mftr tv.”- , . voix. A uiririy.- flivivill ri,:, ~t II
A 1 mituULl ~,, 1,, gim,
/ 1
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