The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, December 30, 1848, Image 2

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PLANK ROADS. •
' I ' Our neighbors in the States of New York, and
Ohio,' in all "entities where rail reeds are not duo.
'Stable, are availing themselves Of the benefiti of
•-• plink roads. They lustre now been tried fitr a
number of years, and hive proved of great utility,
L i; • and she source of profit to the prop ri etors. They
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are d gout -huporttutee ,dlellitaig the bud'
- AMMO betwearagnectuniel districts and market
' tom, and in.briiiing isolated places into mein.
les With canal nr4rail road depots.
For lastance—ta ..plank road from Pittsburgh hi
through the counties and towns of Boiler,
Veneer, andideadville, would hoof immense ad.
. - waot'ap, both to the citizens of those region', and
therptraplo of - Pittsburgh: The road' are so ez.
• eraiir ,gly bad ' that direction,rthat almost as
iceberg° is laid emus any btuinds. intercourse
with.. the irdodutaits,' duttog a great . Part of the
winter stetcsi, at-the very time when we might
drive a brisk and pufiltab' le trade. libtch a road,
. also to' NY'ashingunt, to Steubenville, to Blain.
WI", and in various other directions might be made
• - -With (Snit Success; and would Rove of vast utility
' • ,fio thitonity and to the inhabitants of the surround.
• ling Country.. Think roads are a clutap gabs:Uwe.
_-- far rail nada and navigable rivers, and they have
,rred a Nesting wherever built. A Utica (New
York) Saner tutora net, snits Sid' a bang havesterent
Ism was macle, by the citizens of that Pace, than
Satin plink roads . They have dui firttr, muting
indifiered_directions; which hlrveleen CX/11.101:101 ,
Ad Add& Idoxii two pairs. In the 'winter IMOD;
'begins this improvement was made, the streets
` , Ust city presented the dullness of. Sabha - ll—nose
eetty.ere rziliatileci daily with well filled wagons,
'laden ' with' Inntber, manufactured goods,
.butter,
14- clarosie,grain4 =dottier kettle produce of the ocant.
• trliand by from the country, coming to
titab swathe merchants, affording evidence of the
wittlets'of the policy which dictated the literal
• - taipenditurasof money in the obstruction of these
A, roads.
These rends areemphatically called the Foresee'
4 Rai red, es it enables him to get to market cheaply
with his own ease and motive power. ' , Among the
• meet beneficial consequences of. each improve.
ramitie, remarks en enthestastic writer, a the
rapidly Increasing proportion in which their bene.
Htit extend. end radiate in every direction,' as
impartially and benignantly as the goularly diverg
ing rays of the um/Around everytown or market.
Owe we may conceive a number of concentric
circles to be drawn; enclosing arena anm any,pan
of which certain kinds of produce maybe profitably
taken to town, while from nay point beyond each
Olecutufenutce, the expense of the Martine of the
. particular article would exceed itsvalae. Time
the inner eirele,at the ce . nonoftv*tisthe town;'
any show the Mint in every tlirecalin,from beyond
'which perishable vegetables, or articlesvery hehvY
bedlry'ln proportion to their value, einem be
profitably though to market; the neat larger Circle
--mayitime:the lfmit of frail; Tintd sei on. If-bow i
thiSicaidiere - ilapnoved any semi* ‘s - W* l2 Y
degree to lessen the expenseof carriage, then the
radii, of each article is correipthdingly increased,
and the area of each circle is enlarged as: he
venue of this ratio of increase,: , Thus if the-im
provetnent enables a horse to draw twice as much
to to travel twice as fast as he did before, each of
the limiting circles is expended outward to twice
Its former Indies, and embraces, lath times its
Amer area.. If the rate of improvement be three
61d, the increase of area is nineofili and ikon.
All the produce, industry, and wealth, which by
These improvements find, for the first time, a
market, are rut it were a new creation."
With the hope, that some of eat enterprising
cif/sons - will move in this matter, particularly In
the direction of Butler, we copy the knowing ex.
tract of a- letter from Prat. Gilerpie (author of the
gdannal of Road making') Which' was reed at a
recent public meeting in Between:lady, which con ,
tens much valuable infinmanan on, the out and .
Goode if amstraction. These data are founded on
the use of lurmircE plank. If oaf plank can be
"promired, the road will last much longer.
'Along or , • Commuternws—The best mode of
;eenetructitig them briefly this Lay out the M.
..itended line with great care to avoid steep ieelna
:Aittait,*ever ascending More than - one Gam In going
orkety, and winding many feet around nth. '
'-411 'WM go :up one. Grade the mad bet wide
enough for two wagon tracks, but plank only one
that on thertght band side coming towards a
hetet= generally come 'ahem and go ore
and this tuvangentent makes the heavy tuns
keep the track, told the light ones do all the turning
ken; LaYdanattfietarise two stringers, twelve by
tissue, bus feet apart, centre to nature. Imbed
o=lva in the earth; acmes them, at right an.
;grain , - three inch hemlock plank, eight feet long.
- The legitimise- and skewing methods of layiag
;them are now abandoned. Pack the earth well up
Ito theta; elope the earth track toward the dltehes
-Iwhich should be wide end deep) and your Plank
, is shade.
Many Minor points mutt, however, be euteuded
imdre yam road as perfect as possible. The
blew , atringna.should be higher than the outer
-vamp to carry the water off freely. They should
be in trope:ea, each 0 by 3, so as to break joists.
Thetas of the planks should not be laid to aline,
het project a lbw inches, on each able ihemately,
ao'asto make it rosy firr.sibeeds to get. on the track,
wad to avoid forming a rot along side. They need
•.1 not be futened down, but 'would recommend
Agpitieg down, say, eVetflh or tenth plank, the
~xteatheing we driven holm against these. The
,aaptaists
rte new made heavier thanfornierly and
therplank lighter. When Itemloeliplault get worn
-*ma two/sites, the kept' prijecr so as to make
__feemnert,wild to'requlrerenewal Allow
neeleariereto'hold them hfland , We have three
juobso7figelrni*. Hemlock figememlly used, as
V .. 401 64 51 10 but . pfrie or t* better.
single track will be sumonunlor ahnost any.
....Amount of travel. The MllliMplettlepen the earth
_goad fey the aide of It are =whin:fed points, that
=sthr4t,if made properly mownikr, will always good condition. 160,000 teams passed .
Over allyreenae media two yean,,averaging more
.idea 200 a day ; and Cor three days in succession'
700 ;day pissed over it; end all this was on • sin.
;- - Agle r trankt. • -
Mist of the mad will offer/IMO vary
*nth theiPritee:otlimbir. On the plan recammen.
dad it will ancuire 127,000 feat of plink, and 32,000
nfiarinners pantile: in.all say 160,000 feet
baud manure. Other items d'art are the level.
lag th efroad bed and laying the plank, which costs
Iran ZOnentale per rod . Thte excavations and
Indninkmante nepeetterf to give the road ;proper
Wades, andthe bridges and sluices cannot ho eon.
meted without the data of a: solvef.—Omatilla
thew malt* gate.bouses,wo will here Me Collow•
leg rough estimate ofcoat per mile
Ladaber;l6o,ooo teat, at $9 per
_Leallitigand laying, at 750 per r0d..._....
holltheeeng” . and ignetrinhantlence.....
la an 1,750
'Add Pr eaniepneies,lo per eon. 178
TohL
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sayAXl9O, per ante, with lumber a 'l;9, and
anittingiodra excavations andembanlanennhand
vas booms, • The difference afirdollar per in
WI pre* of Inaba; makes w diference of $l6O
• paguncm—As- to , aintbnity, sue years eau kr
hemlock would hera safe animate, tbangls our en.
;Janke= 4 u yet." 4 remlionted, ,One set Owing.
Art will outlast tem or three cerreenoof; plank,
Ang; to be penitabbg, the Flack mug bare go much
eruct as to: aver them oat bekne they pa oat.
The wear and tau attire fine pear 'equals thU. of
• .":the kollolatt4 aim, as a, tough . dean° outlet. of
•; ; ;1' wordy soon-knrie4 and puma the
, gut 40M wear. And the sooner they agar au
ClUblater; foithentemeruill their cost be thug
aepeid ' 3oo ' 7o 'sd,tse Pinutle of .163,009 talus
the plinth down tot one inch. , •
iligunie. , =3ekte 'herakek plank have beau
...,.. , ,,ida aa g,lb a y will earii at theme of , tolls eitate
Rang b the general flaik road law, tivinV,soo
u ,
c A b a i r anginal coat; which t h ey will a ,
and leave as mach more for 4144 , 4*.x_
ulliSch anomie be more or Ica lege, en a e,
• log an the wearing otA a concomitant earning,
?"; dotte in a shorter o r time. On the Byrn.
- -Lynn" and Ceuta Andre mad, the tone on
, two years, ending teat Jalw Mir
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ertirtaculione ineldso thoir net toga
*"na wolahe et?,Boo3taltla3 eight Wilmer
nantinfthishlwaMea
it leattioeltto say wheiptint the inoar. e -erhether
114 thriatheitholder, the thrther, the city merchaet,
or the tOIISZInIei of they - reface brotight The
femur can bring his potatoes, apples, grain, Pmt
dr4 to tetteket at mamas when he would
-'‘uerolvtajillt iraprisoned at home by the state of
the rout eadnotild nor Meurer* to advantage.
notddnlicitamy twice as heavy a. load as ever
bee and theregae at half the farmer cost. He
could thereon - sell cheaper innd yet make larger
Profile.: .The miutieur would consequently get
the articles that he'uses at lower. prices. Wood,
kw example, would be greatly lowered In cost by
beillit brought firanthstant knees now inacessible
to us So with other articles. Every inhabitant
would &adore be beeehted, for every one must
be warmed and Ord.—The remionw will find his
old country =Women; sad Zany new Fuming
et all timed, and will abitre their larger profits.
The woCkhotaler, beside his pins as a member of
these three cittssercorprethicer, merch
dividends from
tolls. It is one of those rare business transactions
by orhkit all the parties gam. W. M. GILLESPIE.
NVIUTE & PCk::
The enlarged and Literal views taken by the
councils of Allegheny, in relation to the' Western
Rail Road, in !unhurt:fog a subscription of $200,.
000 of kiosk, , is Worthy of all praise, and speaks
well Gm. :the sound sense and farseeingsagacity of
the represemativel of oar sister city. As soon as
$200,000 of individual 'subscriptions are obtained,
Which we hope to announce in a few days, the
Directors vfg havesufacient encouragement to put
the work under contract from Pittsburgh to the O.
bin State Line. But ought not Pittsburgh to imi
tate the brilliant example set by her less able and
lessinterested neighbor. We say leer interested—
'for the 4:oral of Timtburgh• is much greater in
this improvement, as her population, her wealth
:and her inudiess is greeter than that of Allegheny.
The busincis of the Western' Ball Road will be
done la Pittsburgh, Where the gmat bulk of our be..
einem is done . ,.and this city ought therefore to step
6nward and imitate them:wage:ma and liberal exs
amplenof Allegany.
Welrepeat, what we have said before, that the
speed onrisirnegan of s ran mad into the heart of
Ohio is really of more importance to the manatee.
taring and business men of Pittsburgh, than a rail
road east. Having, by the liberal subscription of
the county, secured the speedy construction of the
eastern road, Pittargh will, if she obeys the die,
toles _wisdom and of a prudent forecast, take
hold of the western road with a resolute determi.
nation to push it through.
Therein every thing to cocourge our citizens in
this undertaking. The people of Ohio, along the
contemplated ratite, are busily at work, procuring
stock, and obtaining releases, and they promise to
prepare the road is the rails themselves, through
their borders • ether works, of hundreds of miles
in extent, ere in progress in that State,, which this
toad will intersect,Vms opening up stride to us
which tan scarcely be estimated •
Of two things, in regard to this matter, me feel
.eamSdene
1. The completion of this Western Rail Road to
• connection with the venous roads in Ohio, will
double the trado anj business of Pittsburgh, cam.'
mereial and manufacturing, within five years after
each completion.
2. The sleek will pay such a dividend as will
keep it at par, and render it sought after ma min
VCARDielit. .
We feel we risk nothing in taking these post
game. They are to our mind es clear as s mettle.
matical azionyand the molt will show their truth.
And we say !nether, that no city in the IL States ,
can, at the present moment, so easily and cheaply
open op soTiLlt and growing a market, and source
of prosperity.; .
LETTER. PROM GSMIED.A.L TAYLOR..
01Treace. will be pleased to learn fr om the
&Waring letter, that their Is among probability of
being permitted to take General Taylor by the
band, sometime in February :-.•
BATON Roma, LA- DecB, ISIS.'
Gentlemen, I have received your moat ecovyteou.
Invitation, tendered il3 behalf of many of you,
.kllowt.eittzeris of Pittsburgh, to visit that city on
my way to Winibin,gton.
It will affhpi ate much pleasure to do so, pro
vidstt I have time, after trammeling my private
bosoms in Reatue.4., I contemplate if passible
posing through Piorgh, bet shall in good time
communicate to you the eertaility of my move
h7
'hientibeybuolllonttre . .- ..... _
..Please ea:apt - ft yo r,katrepcillitena my moat
grateful 'thanks
for t it corgiatuLationa—l am,
gentlemen, with much aspect and regard, our
moat obt. servt„ Z. TAYLOR.
Messrs. Walter Forward, Moses Hampton.
A. W. LOOM* and others, Committee of Invitation,
&a, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Tafflor's Viten to Louisville.
anon Ronne. La., Dec. 5.
Couto:men have the honor to acknowledge
the 'receipt of your communication of the 18th Mt.
kindly limiting me, on behalf of my fellow citizens
of Louisville, to viol pity city, and to sojouro a
km days with you, while on my way to Washing.
ton city.
This hospitable invitation is cordially accepted I
shelf endeavor to renkh your city about the
10th or 12th of Feb. nest, when I shall be mod
happy to offer to you, personally, my acknowledg
meth!' for the courtesy of this invitation, and to
renew my acquaintance with my old (rim& and
former neighbors among you
With my beat wishes kir your health and pro.
perity, I remain gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your ob't amyl
ORIO LEW/SLAVE:TRIG
COLUMBUS, Dec. 23, 1848.
The House having been finally organized tem.
poranly, by Mr. Leiter taking the chair, and Mr.
McClure, of Summit, acting m temporary Clerk,
to whom all the certificates of member. were
handed.
Mr. Roedur moved a call of the House, and 67
certificated =embers answered-3 absentess
Mr. Breslin then moved that the House adjourn
until Toesday nest--carried; ayes 54, aces 16.
The House adjourned.
December 20,
The House met this morning, and for the pur
pose of giving the claimants in the Cincinnati case
time to prepare for contest, ailionmed until Thurs
day morning.
011,4EXIS,
our 2 4, 184 .
The Cholera is on the increase Dec.in city.—
Within a day or two past several new cases have
occurred, and a number of death. from that dia.
axe. There it now no doubt of its being the real
Asiatic Cholera. The deaths have, thus far, been
mostly at the Charity HospitaL Our citisens are
mach alarmed, especially so in consequence of the
extraordinary and unmated mildness of the we..
the; which is altogether unseasonable, and favors-
Me, as is believed, to the spread of the fearful mill.
ady.
Mr. William H. Dorsey, formerly a ship broker,
of Baltimore, died in oar city this morning.
• Bo Dec. 24.
Eight houses and stores were b nurne en, d
in Saco,
Maine, law night. Loss estimated at 11 2 0. 0 0 O•
The brig Saltitio,loaded with champagne , bran.
adgriskey,. cotbing, and than, cleared air
to "day
The fiaZi z papers to tim,2oth instant, mate
that lenenleinediredtry the N' ve assanume
that the British Gefereaent will add
_hep
the consteeefon of the Oa: andlueted ReT•
A vessel loaded with lumber ireful ashore be.
tween Cape Cottage and Portland-Vela, and bilg.
ed. Clone a number of the vanes have gone to
sea from the eastward and from;here since the
20th instant, and Will kel the present steam.
Rtcntuann, DI.. 21
William Dandridge Epes, convletedof the mur
der of Mr. Muir, was hung yesterday. A huge
number of person were present to witness the ea.
ecutiou. He made a full confession of his guilt
.Epes,it will be remem the
shooting
enticed Moir into
woods, far the ptupose Wir ed,
shooting deer, and when
he got him in a secluded spot; he murdered hiln;
41stbe, purpose of securing • mortgage end some
deeds which Mali held against him.
Satarsoas, Dec. 21, 184&
The needles have commenced their Christmas
revel in pod eaniest. Last Men Mr. Hawk, Pre.
'sided of the city coma was knocked down and
badly beaten.
W'Th ednesday.e Booth Carohns Legisktme adjourned oa
Hotmsn's Maarance, for January, commences
the third , volume, and is a gmatUmprovement over
the previous mumble; being printed an whiter
and baiter paper, and containing superior em
bellishments. It is a very cheap and intereseng
pabfc'ation. The present number contains a full
length portrait_ of Horace (freely.
"T em Mona or Curren/ea," is a nest
pamphlet, containing every thing known of that
interesting.region, illustrated by • Map. For sale
by Mete, 4th 19,tralt.
l'llsldaria.We had no papers or Munn yes.
te T4 4, .ftm Areatilairkw. Unworn, or Mittel
Pini‘andiumWeverdof Ccdowtaa, Ohio. We are
0 4104 deorlinir, to wive ura curt of toboalla.,
!Mt 11 %0 num aati.the .palatee or Opal* of
O t readersbeller,t4n z political news and ono.
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non. 411 Li a two dollar wan way wnll enacanni,
pedalo July 100818, Lazo A. No. 12
THE MAIMS OF LOVE
AF • 6 4 E.,. ta nil Mae Mreauxtvaiti.
„,,, Misr may remember aMt in the miiis
:freatpc subuttim village, . Highgate, there stands
'lt,maihtlei nearly on the brow of the hill,learing
the name'M'CromareJl House,' one .of the many
zediUsiteruitth4 craw man, whose. usurpation of
supreme power wrought mote good in England
'thittrell 'the - reigns of-the Smarts This house.
which was the favorite resort of the Lord General
during those boars when he relaxed from the cares
of state, has continued, in some degree, an object
Met:treat up to the present days. and they who
indulge in the observation of relics of the olden
time, may find theinselves not uninterested in rhea
notice of Cromwell House.
In the largest room of the mansion, in the month
of January, 1652, sat three persons, dressed accord.
ing to the puritanical fashion of the day. A large
Are blazed - from the antique Rate, adding an air of
comfort to their Gums, white they discussed the
varied topics of the times,' But they shall speak
for themselves.
'Yea, the Lord of battles did that day grant onto
es a crowning victory,' said one, whose stern,yet
e,
marked and intellectual visage and nose, which
bad so often excited the ribaldry of the Cavaliers,
prochumed the Buz man of his day—Oliver Croats
well.
'Even m,: replied his companion, Colonel. Jeffry*,
to whom beeddrested himself.
'But,' added the usurper, 'be, Ms roe of tie ELM;
huh escaped, and while he yet lives---' The
spanker paused. 'I fear,' quivered on his lips, but
of his adherents be dust not let the wors escape in the presence
' Yea!' Interrupted Colonel Martin, who until
now bad continued silent, apparently wrapped in
a meads, reverie, 'the malignanta are given unto
the edge of the sword; they are cut down, root
and branch; root and bunch are they prepared for
the fire" and the speaker's wild look and wilder
manner proclaimed him one of those stern and
unyielding bigots who had contributed to hew
down the obstacles in the path of their master to
supreme power.
'Thou seemed possessed with a spirit,' said the
usurper, regarding with a kind of grim satisfaction
the vehement manner of his follower.
' I had a vision; resumed the fanatic, tin eyes
gleaming almost with the fire of madness, ' and a
voice came unto me in the watches of the night,
and it Smite and I mid, ' Lord, what shall
I smile' and the voice answered me and said,
'Smite the slayers of the Lord's people, root and
breech, hip and thigh; kill and spare not!'
' Yet,' replied Colonel Jeffry*, as the other sank
down almost esteemed by his vehemence, ' me
thinks enough blood has been poured forth; there
is net a cavalier in England dant show his head—
' not a mouth dare name Charles Stuart with praise.
Your princes are fell, and your beadsmen mutated.'
'.Yon are eloquent.' said CromwelL
At least it is an eloquence which commit from
the heart,' was the reply.
Accursed be they who would protect them,' as
gain said Martin. 'Ere another week shall have
pained, one more shall yet be added to the list—
he whom the vire call Sir John Desmond '
'And I say,' retorted Jeffry*, ' accursed be they
who would rejoice in the shedding of blood; let
them bewaie, lest by man also shall their blood be
shed.'
' The wife of him thou hest named,' said Crom
well, but yesterday sought my presence.'
. And thou—'
' Sewed her,' replied Cromwell, sternly. 'Bet
ter and braver men than Desmond have fallen; nor
must he be spared.'
' Yet.' =honed Jeffry', 'our causes now se
cure, shall blood continue to Bow for ever;'
'Than art grown strangely merciful,' rutted
Cromwell.
'Thou feared, then' said Jeffry& "lest her groans
and supplication* might win thee to grant her re.
quest!'
'Lead us not into temptation,' interposed Col
Martin, In a deep reverie.
'Thou,' continued Jeffreys, unheeding the speak
er, as if used to his singular manner, 'thou who
bast - refined so many, feared the tears and touching
eloquence of a woman.'
'And doe thou think,'ftid Cromwell, as, with his
accustomed felicity, he changed the subject for one
lea* displeasing to him, 'dont thou not think that the
elcquerictSwhich doweth from reason, and is assis
ted by forethought, is more powerful than that
which cometh on the instant, ands the offspring,
perchance, of prejudice r
'Nay,' replied Jeffry&
'And,' quickly interrupted Cromwell, 'don thou
think that I could so successfully have led my pea.
pie, had I trusted to the words which sprung on a
!redden, and which are pot the result of a fixed
principle I'
CoL Jeffry! smiled Inwardly, for he well knew
that when Cromwell had been most snecessfel, it
bad been when he trusted to the power of his feel.
hags, and not in any of these more labored ducour.
ara with which be was wool occasionally:4o myni.,
ry his auditors; but he answered with more poncy
than to betray his opinion.
believe,' mu his reply, 'that no power of rea
son, no studied speech,or set praise, could match
the eloquence which springs pure and fervent
from the bosom of the loving pleading for the be
loved.'
And I,' returned the other, shortly, 'believe as
decidedly that than art wrong,'
'What labored oration' pursued Jeffry!, 'can Burs
pass David mounting for his son Absalom—.Oh!
Absalom, my son, my on, would to God, I had died
for thee!'
aid Cronosen,abrupthywoald it vette
even now in oar power to tut this thing"
Suddenly the other arose, and stood upright be
fore the general.
'Barbee my boldness,' he said, 'but your wlshes j
may be granted th is hour, nay, this very minute.'
•Vhat meanest thou!
'That this moment waiteth without the wife of
him you named but now, come once more to plead I
for het husband's Me.'
'And dame Smut' said Cromwell, angrily.
'1 would have dazed far more,' raid Coknael
Jefrye, boldly. 'She is the wife of ono whom in
my youth I loved, but who bath been separated
from me by the iron nacre of the times. kival
his king, / my country and its deliverer.'
There was something in the nature of this speech
that won the pleased and silent attention of the
hearer, and be continued—
'l could not bear ter tears, her agonies, and
above all, her eeriest &spear. She is now with
out; admit her, and see if her eloquent feeling
move not you as it lid me; try if her despair be
not more teeming than the voice of the hired adv. -
cue.'
'Admit her na—trust not to the voter of the
charmer," exclaimed Colonel Marlin. 'Her hus
band bath dunk deep of the blood of our people;
the axe is prepared—let it be glutted iamb his
blood.'
'Peace rap brother, I pray thee, peace,' said
Cromwell. Thou haat done wrong' he added,
turn . ing to Colonel Jefrps, 'but size shall be admits
tad'
Z. T NIOR.
The order was given to the attendants, and du -
ring a paella which made Colonel Jefrye tremble
for has client, Lady Desmonde was adnaturd. By
this time, the sun had gone, and the Ugh afforded
by the red Acme of the fire, which threw to glare
fitfully and uncertainly on the inmates of that an
cient room, wu all that remained to reveal, in
Elizabeth Desmond, as she entered, a woman of
a sad and stately presence, and one on whom, if
the lapse of years had done much, the weight of
oriented done more, bat neither had power to Low
her form, or to quench the Are of an eye which
Looked mournfully bin unquiulinoly on the map.
'Art thou the wife of the malignant, John Dee
m/m.l said Cromwell abruptly.
'I am his unhappy wife.'
'What wouldst thou?'
Pardon for my husband"
'And wherekne anoulOhe moat inveterate hater
of God's people canape his righteous doom , '
am a poor, unlearned woman, was the reply,
'unskilled in aught 11000 prayer to my Maker.—
Weak in all save love kv ny husband, I can but
repeat, pardon, pardon.'
'ls it not written,' said Cromwell, ominously.--
'The shedder of the blood of God's saints shall sure
ly die?'
'ln your hands rests the power of life and death;
think, oh, think, upon the blood that has been spill•
ed—how the great and the good have fallen—
how, by your word, they have died and, oh' add
not another to the sad and melancholy list.'
'Has not thine husband drawn his sword in every
lawn to Xottlandr
It were vein to deny it r
'Has be not been the most determined of a de.
sing race? When was banner lifted, battle of broil
begun, and one of the name of Desmond atire7
from the encounter, Away thou hem thine an
ewer.'
'I have dreamed and prayed for this hour,' was
the earnest reply; 'for men say thou are just, t hough
stern. And now that, by the manifest will of God,
1 stand face to lane with thee,l will not yield.
Thou heat a wife who bath an in thy bosom,
lived but on thy ...Amite and placed her very
thoughts before thee. lour° the axe, the heads.
man, and the gory scatlb she Hvp to see
thee thus ?"
There„was no movement on the part of her stern
judge which might betray his thoughts; but at least,
be interrupted her not, and she continued:—
'Thou host children, and thlt the warm, salt touch
of infancy upon thy lips—ham seen teeth grow up
in love and loudness around thee—at morning and
evening have bent be6m the same altar, prayed
the same prayers, knelt behire the same god!'
-Woman, thou tronblest me r said Promweli,
who, as is well known, was far from happy in these
domestic relations.
have sons, and they shall honor thee, dime,.
tern, and they shall him thee," pursued Lady
Des
•Hath he not
'Look upon thine grey hairs, and on thew
*a and quivering lino—upon this frail form,
bowed with agonizing suspense—and pity, oh,
pity mar
'Away, away'
•'By thine hopes of heaven—by the love Moe
beaten to thy God—pardon, pardon for my hus
band
'Thou pleadect ie vain.'
'Then, by the memory of the blood refrieh flowed at
Bhe stopped, Gar she kit that she
had said too much; yet the usurper's iron face
changed not; but, in the wild gesture of Martin, in
the fearful and an.mona stare of letTrys, she trem
bled for her suit. The group was worthy a
painter.
For a minute Cromwell moved not, spoke not,
and even scarcely breathed. It seemed an age
to the agonized pleader. At last he uttered, as
though the power of speech had suddenly come
to him :
'Woman, thy prayer is granted; go in peace?
Then Minting to Colonel Jeffrya, he said
Than avert righto will see that the prisoner
Its released. The women, In her peat love, hash
dared to speak co me adult which intght have
cost her dear. Her husband's/WI be 'set doe;'61 4
verily I say unto you, I have not found such pus
love—no, Dot In all *lel r
L ' TWO oLonaro irgan.
.1*;la • melarkholy laskleiirUekon with the dee
Muted year. 'To teactirbacfi the curious threedi
crane:ion. thristigh Its okay calmed waif, and
knot via* its broken •pla number the '
miaskg objetts of interest, this dead and the no.
' gleeted--to ewe op the broken resoltnions, the
desired hopek the dissolved Oliantems of abaci.
p tar ofd ,n and and the many wanderitlgsfium the leading
sely--thts is indeed a melancholy task, but,
Witted, a profitable, and, it oily ionmenues be, •
pleasant and • soothing one. It Is wonderful in
what abort courses the objects of this world move.
They a likere MOWN feebly shot. A year—e brief
year, is full of
things dwindled and finished and
forgotten. Nothing keels evenly _ on. What is
there In the running calendar ofd year that has
departed, which has kept its plea, and its mugs&
tilde! Rem and there an *spirant fin fame dill
stretches after his eluding ihadow--here and
there an enthaltiast still clings to his golden
dream—hero and there (and alas! how rarely)
a friend keeps his truth, and a lover his fervor
—but Imw many more, that warn as embi
this
Mous, as enthusiastic, as loving are these, when
year began, are now sluggish, and cold, and
false You may keep a record of life, and as
surely as it is human, it will be a fragmented and
disjointed history, crowded with unaccountable
ness and change. There is nothing constant.
The links of life are for ever breaking, hot we
rush on .111. A fellow-traveller dros . rrom our
side into the grave—a guiding of
of vanish
es from the skr—a creature of our ectiona, a
child or an idol, is snatched !from na—perhaps
nothing with which we began the recall' left to no,
and yet we do not halt, 'Ouward--etill onward "
is the eternal cry, and es ihei l Nue recedes, the
broken ties are forgotten, an the present and
future occupy us alone.
There are bright chapters In the past, however.
Near lot is capricious mid broken, it is also new
and various. One friend has grown cool, but ws
have won another. One chance was less fortunate
than we expected, but another was better. We
have encountered one man's prejudices, but in so
doing we have unexpectedly flattered the partial]•
ties of his neighbor. We have neglected a record•
ed duty, but a deed of chanty done upon jeweils./
bu brought up the balance. In an equatill'tek.
per of mind, memory; to a man of ordinary goodness
of heart, is pleasant company. A careless rhymer
whose heart is better than his head, says—
'l would not escape from memory's land,
For all the eye can view;
For there'. dearer dust in memory's land,
Than the ore of rich Peru.
I twined, cla Ltbe knee] by memory
The sp
wanderer's heart and soul to bind.'
It was a geed thought suggested by an lagers
kers (timid of mine, to make °nee will annually and
remember ell whom we love in it in the degree of
their deserving. I have acted upon the hint
Mace, and truly it is keeping a =dander of one's
life I have little to bequeath, Indeed—a menu.
script or two, some halt dozen pictures, and a
wove or two of much thumbed and choice an.
thorn—but, alight as these poor mementoes are, it
in pleasant to rate their difference, and write
against them the names of our friends, as we
should wish them left if we knew we were pre*
°nth] to die. It would be a satirtying thought
in sickness, that one's friends would have a me.
mortal to suggest us when we Were gone—tha.
they would know we wished to be remembered
by them, and remembered by them among the first.
And it is pleasant, too, while alive, to ohange
the order of appropriation with the ever varying
evidence of affection. It is a relief to vexation
and mortified pride to erase the name of one
unworthy or false, and it Is delightful, as anoth
er gets nearer to your heart, with the gradual
and sure test of intimacy, to prefer bun in your
secret register.
If I should live to be old, I doubt not It will be a
p e asant thing to look over these little testaments.
s difficult, now, with their kind offices and plea.
seat keel ever ahoutone, to realize the changes of
feeling between the first and the last—more dab.]
cult still to imagine, velem any of those familiar
names, the significant asterisk which marks the
dead—yet if the common change* of human truth,
and the still more desperate changes of human life,
continue—it is melancholy to think whet a miracle
it would be if even half this list, betel and youthful
as it is, should be, twenty years hence, living and
unchanged.
The festivities of this part of the year always
seemed to me mistimed and revolting. I know
not what color the reflections of others take,bet to
me it is simply the kellog of escape—the releeilest
breath of fear after a period of suspense and dan
ger. Accident, misery, death have been about us
in their invisible shapes, and while one is tortured
with pain, and another reduced to wretchedness.
and another streak into the grave beside us, we
know not why 'or how, we ate still hying and pros.
poems. It is next to a miracle that we are so.—
We have been on the edge of chasms continually.
Our feet have touered, oar bosom, have been gran.
ed by the thick shafts of disease—had our eyes
been spirit keen we should have been dumb with
fear at our peril. If every tenth sunbeam were a
deadly sorrow—if the earth were full of invisible
abyases—if poisons were sown thickly in the air,
life would hardly be more inkewe. We can stand
.pop our thrertkohl and see it.
Tbe vigorous are stricken down by an invisible
hand—the active and hese soddenly disappear--
death is caught in the breath of the eight wind, in
the dropping of the dew, There is no place ame
meat in which that horrible phantom is not gliding
among us. It Is natural itt each period of escape
10 make ferveutly and-thewthe beart4, het i s finue
aot, If ethers look epic death with the rim s
preasible horror that I do, how their joy can be so
thoughtlessly ;trilling. k seems to me, matter for
deep, and almost fearful congratulation. It should
be eapreased in religious places and with the so
lemn voice ofwershipi and when the period ha. thus
been marked, it alwald be speedily if/Molten lee/
its clond.become depreuing. I ant' an advocate
for all the gaiety that the Tufts will bear. I would
reserve no particle of the treasure of happiness
The world is dull enough at the best. Rut do not
mistake its temper. Ib not press into the service
of gay pleasure the thrilling solemnities of fill. I
think anything which remindaine of death, whine •
sUrhinif. When mu escape hum it is throw wreak.
tally open the mind, a solemn time and such lathe
season of the new year. It should he occupied by
serious thoughts. It is the time to reckon with one's
heart—to renew and form resolutiona—to forgive
and reconcile and redeem.
The ftnectn's AceompllshagetkiLs.
Her Majesty as, undoubtedly, one of the punter .
nom lathed ladies in the dominion. She is mistreas
of all the modern languages, in which she express.
ea herself with equal grace and fluency Her love
of music developed itself at a very early age, she
plays with great taste and expression oa several
instruments, and has inherited her royal grandfath
er, George the Third'. predilection kir the organ
She 11 said to evince a decided preference for Ita
lian manic, but she takes great delight in the cm
positions ofH an del, Haydn, Beethoven, and Mozan.
Her voice is a remarkable tweet larn..-e a:7nm,
and her singing is not only scientifically good, but
very pleasing. Her Majesty Inherits her great musi
cal talents, not only from the royal finally from
whom her descent in paternally derived, bat also
from her illontrions mother, who is herself a tom.
poser.
The queen's latents for drawing are so remarka
ble, that one of her muter., before her accession to
the throne, when speaking of him royal pupil, of
whose progress he was justly proud, said, .orb.
Princess Victoria would hove made the best female
aunt of the age if she had not been born to wear a
crown."
Her Royal Higbee. told tins gentleman that her
pencil was a source of great dehgbt to her, and
that, when fatigued by severer !oodles, it woe al•
ways a refreshment to her mind to devote an hour
to dravnt , ifi an employment in which she would
have willingly vent more of her time than any
other.
So affable was this amiable Pnneess in her de.
portment to her instructors, that kbe was beloved
by them aIL One ofher drawifigtmuters ventured
to make known to her Royal Highneu, that • lady
whom he knew had expressed the most ardent
desire to poems, wunething sketched by her
band.
'indeed,' replied bet Royal Highness, with a
smile, "1 wish it were in my
D ower to gruffly the
wish of every one Es easily ; mid dipping a pen
in the smodish as she 'poke, elm rapidly e.cnted
a free, graceful sketch of a honk?' head, in
culler Syliti . called caching, and kindly it
to Mr. Weatall kir his (need.
The lady wu astonished at the beauty of the de
sign and execution, bpi observed that uo pee would
believe that it was really the work of OS Princes.
Victoria, unless it were distinguished by this auto-
graph of the illustrious artist.
When this remark was repeated to the PrIOCOMO
Victoria, .he very good humoredly completed the
happiness of the Gott/nate possessor of thismdued
drawing, by adding her autograph.
Her Majesty write, a very floe band, free, bold
and legible, yet the character is perfectly , femisine.
She is also an excellent arithmetician, and examines
the mom coyotes accounts with the lase of an
experienced financier.
Soon after her UCCe.2IIOII to the throne, cam other
Ministers submitted to the youthful Sovereign', at•
tention papers containing statements of a trarlety
of matters connected with the financial department.
Her Majesty took her pencil, and, alter rapidly
summing Op the figures, whose lengthened phalaiv
xes might have appeared somewhat krunidable to
most eiperipnced calculator titan q lad y
scarcely rune/eon, returned them with thesetwords,
uttered with her mord impressive digita). "My
lord, those accounts ate, as I expected to find them,
correct."
In her . prisele expenditure, Her Idnjestyis both
=mammal and generous. She has been mare
Inssnal in her gins, and more magnificent in her
hospitality than any of her immediate predpOssorgi
yet the privy parse is unemharraaspd. Wg have
aWordpd, in our previope detail, a spiting:loof this
apparent enigma : Her Majesty is pa a_xeel at aos
countant.—/Ifiss &natal-a.. `Quern Vt4to '
THICOLOGICAL SIMINAJUEL i
—The Prince Tist.•
°logical Seminary [Presbyterian) hen thisar 130
students. The Providence (IL I.) Journ says
that this is not only th e largest seminary, o artered
learning in this country, but has more dents
than any institution in Europe of a like Out
not even excepting the ' , Propaganda" at fauna—.
143 are graduates of colleges, 4 have never grad.
oared, and 3 are resident licentiates Thirty one
colleges are ll:presented, 27 of the pupils being
from the College of 31. Jemey, atol 27 rrom Leg.
site College; and the students are from 20 elates 01
the Union, and from 3 of the countries under the
government of and. .
The number of Tbeolcgical *mina.
ties hi the U. Slates is 44.
There is a general lotpnestlen abroad that the
Andover,lestivainn le the drat Protestant Theolq.
skid Serninvy vanbtbdoil in this coat , bat •
statiatlcal table pebbled in titi4lendly ,
Alma= for 1840, shows that this is not .the case.
The int established was the Theologicalessminas
p r i °jibe B.efartued ChurebiiN.l3numwtelr
I 2d. lee Antc. PteaKyte Cannotiab utg
Peen. 17,2. I .
31 The Awiatiate Reg:muted, at Newburg
- • .
4th. The Andover seminary, - 1607.
sth. The PrinCetou Seminary, 1812.
The six seminaries which teem to be the most
flouriabing are the Edlowing, with their number of
present membent and alumni:
Andover, present Members 33_ alumni 1006.
. Princton, present members 150, alumni 1626.
Auburn, (founded in 1521,) present members 30,
alumni 560. •
New lieven,Ounded m 15'.22,) present member,
35. alumni 515.
•• • • .
Protestant Epiaoopal, N. Y. city (fininded 1621,)
pent members 64, alumni 336.
'Union Theological Seminary, (founded in 1836,)
present members 105, alumni 211.—Nrio
04renwr.
RR LANDING OP THE PILGRIMS
" Look now abroad, anotbek race has filled
Those popaloae bordenk wide the wood retied.
And towns shoot up, ond fertile realms are tilfd;
The land is full cf harvests and green mead
The breaking waves dashed high
On a stern and rock bound coast,
And the woods against a stormy sky
Their giant breeches tossed
And the heavy night hung dark,
The hills end maim o'er,
When a baud of exiles moored their bark
On the wild NOW England shore.
Not as the conqueror comes
They, the true hearted, come;
Not with the roll of the stimag drums,
And the trumpet that speaks of fame;
Nor as the dying come
In silence and in fear ;
They shook the depths of the threat gloom
With their hymns oflofty cheer.
Amidst the storm they liallg,
And the stem herrid and the sea;
And theqounding:ghdee of the dim woods rang
To the adthema'of the Free'
The ocean eagle bared
From his email the white waves kw;
Ant - the rocking mites of the forest roared—
This weslheir welcome home'
There werepen of hoary hair
Amidst ttutt Pilgrim band:
Why had aqy come to wither there,
Away from their childhood's land"'
There wee woman', fearleas eye,
Lit by her deep {ove's troth;
There was manhood's brow serenely lugh.
And the dm heart ofyouth.
What sought they thus afar ,
Bright jewels of the mine
The weelth Of seas, the spells of war>
They sought a FAITH'e pure shrine!
Aye call it hely ground—
The soil where first they trod.
They have left unstained what there the
Faxemos To WORSHIP Gon. [Gran
IRSTIRS OR Till MOTTLICAN TRACT SOCIZTY.-DLl
ring the past eight months, the issue. of the society
have been equal to 750,000 volumes, whose entire
value is SI 30,000. This exceeds by $30,000 the
issues of the corvespondiog period last peer. In
1840, the entire number of volumes circulated was
less than 290,00% last year they exceeded 293,.
000 volumes, exclusive of publication.
NOTIC.—Tne pecond Lecture before, the Young
Mena'Ma' Mercantile Library and Mechanics' Institute,
given on Thursday everung, Janaary adt, 7I
o'clock, in Apollo Hall, by Professor Richard Henry
Sosseer—lllateilalisen and its tendenelea
Single Ttx tau 25 tents, admiring a gentleman and
aecoospan7ing ladies Season uokets. One Dollar, to
be bad at pnneipal book stores and at the door.
Jaosa IVaarta, Jr, 1 c...
/J. A. Sastesos, glee.
de &mt. 111. Wlcanseas,
Jan.'s Ezra:Pi/pier —We would can anenoon to
this excellent reared (or Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Ast v hma, and all erections of the Throat and LanLang.fng
• oeap veral times wain a few years past had cocas
a medree of tins kind, we have„by ex
eacelosted its exce ll ent qualities, and Are ppa to
Pen
recommend it to others. Ministers dt other pubtic
speakers allitcted with bronchial •Sections will find
real hollefit from It. USG It is prepared by a scienti
fic physician, and d 1 clauses will find It a pre and elb•
caesous medicine in the diseases for which it u re.
commended.-4 Columbus (Ohio) Cross and Journal.
For sale at the Pain Tea Store, N 0.70 Fourth street-
QT The soil. /tingelte expression of some females t,
grateful to stew, while( the repulsive,coarse. muddy
yellow (sees of ether., clones di .t— thesame with
males. Could each people be induced to try a cake of
the true Jonas' halloo Cuernical Stop, they would be
enraptured with the ohwige. They would have o deli
cate, cleat, white skyn, while reery disfigurement or
erupuon would be removed and cured.
Parr:co NM/ClL—Persons who have bought cheap
counterfeits and intinizon s of this, and have had no et
toe proe oot kry Ro n. ongsnaL blind,
Janes' Soap . Fop sale at Jactwe's, el) Liber
ty week
math
0- Dont have a .loul Breath-1/you have, use
mmo shilling bottle ad Jones' ember Tooth Paste. Thk
Inn make your lame, mato; asthma eau teeth, &a.—
11194
Irtettlaml,
W. M. Wright, re. D., Dentluit r
&met and reaulettec on Founh street, opposite the
Plusburgh Bank. Office hours from 9 o'clock to 12 A
AL, and mom 2 o'clock to 5 I'. M. sepl4-ly
Tan Pleases,.ti Pltrattona an Fin Inn
COMPANI —An rteetido for nine Ihreetort, to serve
the enttang year, seta be held et the ottee of this C
the h ours . on a of 10 Ate firmt M
01. and 1 P. onday of J Al anatry, Itto.Shets te
deelSsild ROBERT FINNEY, Oncy
bleamstertmt Lnotam amt klacsaalm
I.terrare.—A mental' to et the members, ant
dierllo/4 tar Offbelp to •GIVc (Of the enstong year.
well be held at the IlaJI, on Tueadny everung, January
OM, at o'clock. der..l•td R. FINNEY, el/4..*y.
Roudows Noma —A protracted meeting will corn
rnenee in the In Cumberland Treshytenan Church
curb street, on the estnino or New Year . , day.
Nervier every evening, eorortwineing ai o'clock.
ilecao.4ll
If 41[11
December gErth. by g FED,
Gord, Tams..
T 4.1105. MU. SAII•il JA. AM.. all on of ti t s . city
Mr Telford is one of the Disciples of Rana, employ
ed m ih,• other, and he most bountifully remembered
his brother typos It takes a pnnter to do these things
right. The take which accompanied the shove no.
tire, was the mon splendid in as sue and ornaments,
everreceived and d by Me bands in this other.
Long life and much happiness attend the happy pair.
pHlap,
Soddenly. on Friday morntnit, 2.9111 lost., Mr BTsa
•
Parra., aged Sa ysars Mr PrOP•ni b"n
• restdent this city for many year.. An honest op.
right man, he was old Venally reppecied.
Ilm funeral artil tate place thm•fternoon reaturday)
o'cloes, from hm late re•idenee on ‘Vutangtoo
street. between Perin street and the Aqueduct. .11.
Mend. of the family are invited to attend.
BALANCES AND DIVIDENDS
OTANDINGthe Derebauts. and Aluthraeroreral
0 Bank, arbteb In
have non been torreaked or thourash.
ed fur three year*.
Nam." &minors unknown. Dark almount.
tl Abraham Bennet. llieposue ) Aped 20, 1037, 1114 30
R M 0111•011. do, Dec 13, 110.17,
JW. Nieholeon. Daleered Al. 22, 13 45 ,85
Witham Campbell, Depo - 01..1 Ju. 3, 1345, 394 37
E LObbet. No of Dtvlds. Shares Amount
E. II Allsell, • 2 50 •16
Thos Pasehall, / 30 45 42
Thos. Fitch, 5 13 50
tl
Prneella Harker, n /5 36 w
4. Mosgroi, k son. ' 5 6 13 10
1 rertify that the above appear to be Dmlnnen and
Dnidend. doe tg On persons strtmen, sod which have
remuned onehanked me three venn
W 11 DENNY, Caer
Sworn to and Pubsertned. Decrnther vnih. ININ shi,
before
me. IdeelllbanniN/ D N Ncotbt. Alderson.
Laud for Sale.
B
Y 'runic of itm Last ill 'a Wm. Edwards, Jerk',
I) the sumicribre will sell at public outcry, Olt the
Loo" , on Thdr..thri the Ist day of retintuy next,
TWO PA RMS. one containing acree, and the oth
isr 1/.2, Reno and 117 planchet. wort rucathre, situate
td miles east of the city of Pittsburgh, and miles north
p assed. Manaywille, in W . ...1mm0/and enmity Th e farm s
p th, necessary huittlings, and sufficiency
amber lend, orehants and Iterll , loM, and keel/ 'catered
Tee.. of sale will be. one-third of tee purcha rum
OrY must he Pent in band, and the balance in se
three
equal yearly paynir without An ,„ ‘ h„_
table tnle will be made ta the puiettuer. ~.,
JOHN 11A 1 MAKKR I Executor
dee/30.wIteS
eIIALANCr.B ON DEPOSITS, which bee
clamed (or three years and upward. / to the Ex
nge Hank of F . /nab/mg/.
c. Outhertsn2, (residkm unkhi/ Dec. 21,1812, 212 (19
IVIn Death do do Oct. 22, 1045, WO Ca
Wm Davit, do do Aug. 14 1815, OU
Sams. Ilawn, do do lank' te4.5, 1.10
I certify that the foregoing Balance. ma due to the
pamons named or tutor lu al representatives, which
have been standing witboot being the reued or diman•
Mhrd for three years or ones - aids, need ding to the
boot. bi Ilil• Dunk . 'lllO9. h/ DOWK Cash.
Swum and eubscribed before inns tats keth day of
December, 1816. ism* 8. CPA rr. Notary Public.
ileez,UMlrtisvrltS
city papers copy.
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IITELBII FLANNF:LS—W II Murphy has on hand
fl l • toll !imminent of {hese deitrableHooda; aim,
a full assonment of donsestic unsbnnkable do, and a
fall assortment of stanet aod yellow, and spotted, for
Christine, Wow.
Homo made Flannels—arbor, brown d barred: a
T_____
supply constantly on hand, _ doc3l
A NOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL—Of me imam ,
,edry.-!,•2=7.3, ply
reducedl pep.nraileCei,MaitNtber Creel
i r cod i
wareroom of Ss OECLITTOCIS, car pe r
_ .. L . d . 532 ,
. 1 fourth at
_ _.
UDEENCY WANTED, ni discount. de,230 N 1101..htlIS & SONS
. _
TU
RENT—Tho Nttional House, at the
2-0-0 au.- 414&ENHA .
der3o,l Two Mile 11.,n.
GEI). A. HARRINGTON, produce Broker. Mee,
49 Wale, street, Pitiebe ryb, dety:24ll ,
nIIEFSE-140 bee lb atria by
dee9o S VON BONNHORST A.
-DRoums---30 do' d tP . V n IVIONIZrOFL Y ST & Co
B
• ed, for anle by
Bu b LIONNHORPT S Co
C.ILEIGH—Le
.10 fk'c3o
legont :Sharma trleork l for sale
S F VON BONNIIORSTI Co
APPLES—M Wu 1144e5, Bpiknower', etp. for
We by deem 8 P VON PONNHORST kCo
CABIWRFs-.8 cart new nyle l:~e e y
Cisginterer, bright fighter wig vary handsome
gel:4,oga roamed by
!inn fiIIIACKLETT
GicALED gERRING-20 bZ. fin lista D
h4 Liakra
deg , J
•
FLOUR -13 blob Floor, L'asi Na• azxl flu rale by
decEl ARMSTRONG & OROZER
BAILEY -200 huh JastiteeU was hexed)
deci9 dIUdIERRONG a CR
QUGAIt CURED D s. BEEF BOUND S --49 *es
la Citteinnul cud, a prise article for family say
lust nestred sad for tale by
decss SELLERS & N7C01.8
INDIA RUBBER CLOAK.--2‘l India Rabbet Cloaks
Inst reed and for Ws at tba India Rubber Depot,
No 5 Wood a:. deeM J fr. II 14111.1.1Pt3
TNDIA 80DBK11 BANDING, for Machinery—A
.
rge assortment Jost reed and for sale at be India
Kubher Depot' No 5 Wood street dee'B
A P , P v L . =I4 bbl:; o h r oiee Apples, landing from soar
dee "I°
by JAS DALZELL
DOLL BU7TER— 1a bblr pnate Roll Batter,
IA.
and for sale by JAS DALIt ELL,
deeN water s
Qtll94llE-4—li bole :Lora ; 4 us isFentlooo 6do
lb do FLLIS•Cti, arrive; for sat e by
deeYJJSAI DICKE'S' t Co, front 41
DIM ENTO—ailTlbags reed and for sale by
deel&l & NCCANDLESS
SALERATITS--eLI cask• Cie ve land Salerattun 7 bbl.
do do; to boo do do, nolverdned la papers; a nuts
do do do; for main by detir WICK & WCANDLOad
DRER RA I R-5 bales Deer Hair, just ree'd aM
sale by deeti 8: W HARBAUGH
LARD -"J Obis No I Loaf Lard. on cooni
decls ARMSTRONG &
NEW LARD-1_•13bl. so 2 kegs new Lard, this day
reed
d ARMSTRONG e. CROZER
AL SODA-5 casks reOd and for saia b
y
S &elO BRAUN et. REITER
UTTER-63 keg. No 1 keg Hotter us good skip.
ping order, just reed itud tor sale by
deeld BROWN/CULBERTSON
O COTCII SNUFF—I time fee sale tiL
deela JOHN D MORGAN
LARD— nave 2 bbl. nave on consoymenb by
decls A MSTRONG & CDOZER
. . _
VEATLIERS-2 sticks on consignment, by
decLs AllnetTRONO k CROZER
I\l'EW ORLEANS SUGAR—On band, 30 hhds prima
.11 N 0 Sugar, old crop, whit+ will be sold low
close consignment. Men JOHN M'FADEN
_G _ Co
SODA ASH-50 cesl• Soda Ash, of a mperior goal
ty, on hand uud (or sale by
decal JOHN hI'FADEN & Co
ACKEHEL.-1110 bbls best quality large No a
.01, Mackerel, on hood and (or sale lota by
dee27 JOHN M'FADEN 41k. Co
LAXBKED-,60 bosh Flaraeed, just 'd and for
sale by denin 8 & W HAILBAUGH
OODA ASH-30 cults Soda mil, for .ale low
0 01000 courigurocra, by S W lIARBAUGH
droLN
BF.AAI DUCK-0 bales Beam Dock, just rec'd and
for .ale by dec2B 8& W DARBAUGH
- -
VI ACKER EL-200 bbls No 3 Mackerel, in atom and
for sale icy deeib & W !LAI/BAUGH
BBUCKWHEAT FLOUR—GO sacks hulled lluck
wheat Flour, an extra article, in store and for sale
by decce 8 & W HARBAUGH
TOY APPLES—MO bush Dr yApples for suety
1-1 decti . DILW ORTH
I_4t ß l storleSanb!".llLgr
. sv aio Nz y i Lard; 0 kegs do do do
deetn
ALIMI-40 Obis Alva,,Fee'd cold for Jr b(
slee2l I & R FLOYD
DEAv ER BUCKETS-6udoe Buckets, wstore a.
.IJ for stile dent J et R FWYD
SALERATtlitt—dn i tao lbs in casks and bes, for We
by denten ROOT DALZELL &_ Co
LA Itl3-5 kegs in store and for sale by
dee' I TASSEY it BEST
DUCKWIIBAT FLOUR-75 sacks RSV. Plow, in
and W lb sacks, tor sale by
tleeslO A EGMETROBO & CROZER
I IORN-100 [web Coro, in note and for .ale by
lJ A
deeee RAISTRONiii k CROZEIL
riPODACCO—TI keg. No 1, 0 twist Tobacco, landing
from steamer New England and for salo
dec2o JAkIES DALZELL, water st
:.21R1, ASH-4 cub. recd and for 421 c by
P
deati RUST DALZELL A Co, liberty
C—
HEEME—atto Oa. Western Re.erve Cbeese,ln .to
and for ante br deezU ROUT DALZELL A. Co
ULAX SKEU—IbU bush now Innthog trom steam.
j• Fort I'm; tor sale by
deela_ MAIMFDICKEY & Co, front U
VEATIItrRY. —E. sacks now -- larrdulg frerraste am •
,j 2 Fore Put, for sale by
deel9 — I ISAIAH DICKEY is Co
•
SENDHIFS-1.1 sacks Feathers; 4 do Ginseng, to •
rise, los sale by deel9 ISAIAH DICKEY tr. Co
IAI A NTF.D.-2 Wool Spinner.. Apply o
V V deelii 1 HERSEY, 20 w
• - •
) Rthl E W. 11. CHEESE-2W bzs prime IV It Ch.
landlog and for bale by
BAUALEY & SMITH,
IS end') wood
L ARD 3bbls No I Lad,mi f?rey ae i ilzEErl:l,
CANTOR OlL—:n bbls Castor Oil, per strainer Co ,
signea for We by ascii)
101001^D JAMAICA GINGER—For ude by
&cl 6 JOHN D MOROAN
rt ROUND MUSTARD-1 bbl for we by
deeld JOHN D MORGAN
IjUTTER—LO kegs prime Not Bauer; 21 bbls do d.
JUI do; 7 kegs prams Lard; sacks Peaches; 2 csk
peard do: to arrive and for sale by
4.19 BROWN fa CULBERTSON
-• • -•
IL-50 bbLy Linseed Oil; 10 do boot winter Lord
d Jost received and (or sale by
de eg
eln SKI.LWA•01&101CO1.9
VEATHEES, FLAXSEED, fr.o-L45 .ark. F,,,,i,er.;
JV .13 Alto Floured; 0 do Clasen-, (wading tram
steamer Fort PM and For .ate by
dcal9_ JAMES DALZELL
ALSO /DST RECEIVF.D—A large lot of limbos
ny and rosewood Veneer.; for sale at
dead F BLUME'S ,
OIDER-30 Ws 'opens, Crab Cider; 10 do commis
do, in wen and for We by
dee la J 8 DILWORTH, 27 wood at
Fhbls Faso for bluting, for male by
X deal.. J 9 DILWORTH
Q SALTS AND POTASH-23 bbl. S Salts; 3 colt
O s Beulah; for We by J C BIDWELL, Ay,
dna IS water id
.
P E/ , c c i::•—%—zs ~ek. dried P.ekiT c k l u*s ; try
S AI d t:NTUB-17 bbls pur'o, for +sle by
UGAR-4) hhd. N 0, on consignment and for sale
1,3 by deele JC BMW ELL
nblalth AN/I—yo casks trust, quality, on band *ad
P
for lisle by deal TASSEV & REST
PVfcc — :k;"t‘xor:.b d PTt427g7
ww Sy-Itaoio, Jo 10011 30 do Ina l 4; on band and for sale by
doci I TASSEY k DEBT
SCORCHED SALTS--11 bill. for sale by
&ell 1,3 F VON tIONNIIOILST & Co
• _
LOAF SUGAR-30 bbla for onto by
Linen F VON HONNHORST & Co
Ai"
de vy__ 3 abbs iosi reed and fr
jzito by k
co
FIRE NDW:t! PiC;F FAINTs-160 11 iJut0ecu.t a for mia:
neon
I KIDD k Co
Wd ' LT -2
..ck"
.T 2 /Ziti * C b ilEV & Co
• pool bright
ri old FORM-300 dos fine bngbt eoloru, and dean.
ble styles, nut openeosialtAraitzVlevilrri.:
norg:i
OIL CAKE.-20tons oil vale just 'veered per canal
boat New Brighton,and for sale b
deen y
R. FUJUISON I Co ,
I 9 Liberty meet
1 INTERtioll, bbl s prune Lin.;sed - Oil nisi ix-
„RA caned s. d (or We by
dr,U R. ROBT39N 4 Co.
""7,6=drullAVozee
II ECK% HhAT FLOUR—I 9 seeks ;or sate by
deeb ARMSTRONG& CROZER
FOTATOIO,-,li bbl . very fine Neabtwrioek P 1,131
toes on ronsbrAment, by
deeD ARMSTRONG & CROZER
Q So —4 dos fine Shmr; 9do wool SW
CI and Dr - aurora; do Wk Shins: jus
t rbe 41 and for
,al2±7_, docL3 11F.ATOSI it Co
10 METAL-8e tona Hanging Reek Metal, land
Ins and for sale by deale JAS DALZELL
YEA NLIN-181. bush Tenn Pea Nam, to store and
for sale by deet4 JAB DALZ ELL
QTAR CANDLES-18 bzs landing .il far sale by
la deel4 JAB DAI.26LL
NralLS-BX, kegs assened, for sale by
deela 8 F VON BONNHORST & Co
SIIF.ET IRON-10 lone Nos 21 and 26, Juniata, for
sale by den 11 8 F VON BONNHORST &Co
I 'ILDER-00 bbls sweet Cider, for sale by
V deell 8 P VON BONNHORST &Co
LARD -11 bbls fresh , for sale by
decla _ 9 F VON BONNHORST &C.
INT.INIXIAR-20 bbl. pore Cider Vinegar, ler sale by
deck Id F YON uovinotorr a. co
lIITE BRANS--10 bids for sale by ! - -
deel4 8 F VON SONNHORBT & Co
CmdtAs4-I°'m 11113778n3OgillobisTk.
Olsstr. l .9ftE4-125 bbls near crop
In. ding from slap. Colutabl
.1/s9 pALz,
COTTON -30 bolos Cotton, In st
decl4
ll Ai..,
rlioe/4 4 e i r bn'k*--1°
for sale by k
4.16 BRAUN
1
. • iA,I-4A.‘,l;N•arr
deela
DEANB-20 bbl. white, for male by
dec 12 J D WILLIAMS, 110 • • • • al
GOLD 'PEINS.—.Iust opened, another case or op e • •
gold pens of the heal manufacture, and attpepoito
any heretofora mid, and arananted,
da/ W W WILSON.
GLA 4ED PAPER BOXES FOR BTORia;2 eases
strong 801 l Paper Boot., &marled rlmi for .a n t,,
decld F 11 EATON & Co
ROLLR B
UTTER--41 bbla roll baiter, fresh, jut sa•
eused sub.l for sale by
duo 8 &
CLOVER S EED. —.10 tads oboes aced rut reeekvest
l„." sad forle by
deck/
CEIMIE-160 lap Cheese, tec'd aqd fos Mk by
desLl
h_ ls Barley tfeloih_goixl.2„„
B h dtiP.th - I;"&linn,VaZi-
AILS—MO kip Bogor & APNicbleo. /oolong o Nicdleo. No
owned, roctived and (or solo . by
decl4 W R IId'CUTCIII,..OI4
TxUNr BOARDS. an tdsßoudlot Nos 5 , , . 1o:1
7 Bonnet d .,
f l o u l
..1 , 0 ,„
0 ., Wad...lido, iatioto
_ attinvN k CULBERTSON
TATOI2—.I-00ib l.poalny molo . by deem Agaigrealiti "d
for
P reed
B .
LICKWIIEAT FLOUR-30 sacks very good, to
day received and tie ulo by
deeld ARMSTRONG tr. CROZER
Z•nts, fur ..Id b 7
j n ,u.,,,..8
- :I:.:m: , u-' - f , ..'_. - '. - ; .4 :5,' ,. 1:.'.M 7 . 4 17:].'1 , 1;':1r 3 .k:'! ; ::,-
17 Jelin DavistAaletlsa•st.
Boob; Marine: in6t.teaenka, ic•
On Saturday *Taming, De,e. 30 at 6 *Week, a. the
Conuneieud 6.ks Room* comer of Wood and Fifth
alrevaaimall be old, ailarge eallectien of new Books,
embracing a gen.. - assansneut in the Talk= d."
' department. of literatare and science. Splendid an-
Intahs rieh bindings, family an! pocket bibles in
great variety. blank books, leaser and ear,rt4
Ae. W,!.;
per, clump pabliCanorts, nictalie Oenai
_,!_
One liandftuaschamber organ. French horn, vio
h.4
dent, o res,..vith • greal variety of fancy uncles.
JOHN D DAVIS, Aiwa
15
On pockager Fancy and &apt, Dry Goods.
Ttlesday !pariah& J. thl, at 10 o'clock, at the
Commercial gales ROCrl. comer or Wood and Fifth
ittreets, will be *aid, without reserve, on a credit of
three months, ape approved paper, on all coats over
sloo . •
A large and general assortment of seasonable faney
and maple dry goods, attach have been selected with
great care by a gentleman of great experience, and
Must be sold to close *concern.
' o'clock,
Giltscazoos, Qoalmstesalk Prearrraz, A.
At o , ciock,
A large collection of miseellancoas books, fancy
articles suited to the, seasons, ready mode clothing,
gold deer and silver Watches, gun., plated., nue edam) de
!)
wok::
On Tuesday aiten.o.. Jan. 4d, I € 4 s, .1 3 o'clock,
will be .1d o o are *mien, that very valuable Ulm
story britk etorOtouse and lot, situate on the corner
of the public inydari and Diamond alley, at oft. e ,,,
occupied. by MalthearDallell and others, which yields
an aonutil mo r of . 5900—the lot having a front of iJ
feet on ttie DituttOnd,ard extending along reimova
alley 60 het. Tema agile.
.dee23 JOHN D. DAVIS, &um_
'BEATER.
C. S. PORTF.R MAAAOI3I.
FIFTH NIGHT' OF MR. li. WILLIAMS.
Sant..., Dersaran 30, will be acted
PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE.
Madigan Mr. IL Williams.
Dora. . Mr. Pnor.
Klacheta • Mr. Raga.
Penruc
-C
athleen Miss Pon..
Mrs. Madison.
.
Dam 5....... • - ~. Mi. Wahero and Mr. Goodwin.
Sailors Horop l ltie Mast. Wood.
Jerry
Murphy ne l u d e with
SP/DDr OF IRELAND.
• Mr. R. Williams.
Mary • • ... • : 4 • • -Miss Cnalse.
Jolla Mrs. Prior.
.4 13111.&T RILL FOR MONDAY NIGHT!
09- In rehttartial--4/Li Arcs arlizar You..
None-+Thelhillery dill 'remain closed during the
cOld Vlreaa,T. Al andad Tier, 33 ream
SOIREE,
OR THE BENEFrfOIIARITY
or rue Omura or Br. Palm's
F
will be riven et the Lafayette Assembly
Room., ml Friday everting, February 2, 1.449.
RA.NAGEIL9:
Ron. C. Bus um, ANDZIW 11.1.1,
Jmin B. Cimino; J. J. Roo ,
Joys 1.4,tr0n, T. Was.,
W. A. ArMtursx, , Jour J. Mucus.,
E. Jormr, J. 311,1 SCOIT,
WIL B. kr rraritaiatt, Jr., Hoes KYLT,
Jolts D4sremro, • A. al , Courrrar,
C. Goectitosa, Baeruse.
Dr- Tickets eon be obtained from the Managers.
deeN
_10:/=1
BIILANCEB
REMAINING it, th e Bank of Pittsburgh unpaid; al
so, Dividetabrunpaid, previous to the last dire
yeast.
BAUNCIVI
Arius. acklthutee. Dora Amon/.
Martha Austin, 1843, April 19, 05 00
John Birmingham • 1814, Sept. St, 133 CO
Be/0 J r min Cho*, , 1843, Nov. 21 96
Coart of CoMmon pleas of Al
legheny downy, 1839, March 7, 19 39
John and '!Momma 00vraa, 1814, March 2, 55 93
Daniel Carlin, 1831, July 11, 55
Ralph Davia, DU,
June lb, 10 30
JohnUcksty, Beaver,' 1833, June 8, 10 83
Henry Foulke, 1831, June 80
Jacob Fowler & 1814, SOyL Z., 431 55
Gabriel °Mace, Asia/nee, 1821, May 3, 150 93
A. C. Hamillon, • 1253, Oct. 3, 12 50
Thomas Handlton, Artintrong
county, 19.0, Dec. 6, 17 85
John Henderson, 1817, Nov. 8, Z 1 50
Hobert Jones, 11223, OcL 42 03
JaJosephJoakin. Sr,,, : 1014, July 13, 3,
le
Ann AVGotrtn , s EzenuMrs, 1939, May 17, 50 50
Joseph BVCallough,, 1814, Nov. 7, 101 56
Lueda sl'Llenna_ 1617, May 5, 100
J. CoBrlattla adrataiihaOrs, 11410, Oct. 91, 40 30
Jacob Fainter, 1814, March 2, 10 02
Nathaniel Pturnme4 1917, SepL 12, 50 25
John Flaramps,.. - 1830, Feh'y 19, 10
James Ramey, (Canaler,) mai, 1..1 0, 50
Charlotte Redman, .; 1b45, May 3, 100
Samuel 51. Heed, • 1814, Oct. 5, 103 40
Frederick Scherer, . 14890, July 8, 35 31
Johannes &hands, " 1844, Dec. 7, 1321 GO
David Soles, ' 1845, Oct. 21, 172 01
Eliza Stephenson, 1835, April 29, 35
Win. Stewart, (of Babert.,) 1243, Mar. £l3, 100
Arthur Thomson, 1913,. Nov. 18, 180 67
B. 11. IVarfield,Ohio, 11411, May LI, 100
T. 9. W 4149419 • 1843, Sept. 4, 75
Charles Wilkina, • 1818, May 7, 29 - 14
Hannah Williams, 1841, Nov. 25, 105
invronanti earsin.
Nimes. Itesidente. No. of Shares. Amount.
William Clark, a $ el 40
0- Neal /a Co., 10 10 4
T. Neal A Co, 0
Cbarles.Funk, 10 8
El. tfolekina, 9 t 40
John Kelly, Pittsburgh, 4 4
Speakman any a Co., 0 ' 4SO
Danl. Chute, 0 640
11. Doane, 3 PO
John Osborne. 8
.6 40
James Horner, 2 13
George Huey, 3 18.
Johge hltmay, IO 14
n ,Wellace, 2 . 1 20
ParB , 4lorreer . . 2 . INO
IJ. tEi.J. Bobbin s, - . 111 ' ; ,43 W/
. . : I=Nlel l4 ,. : 10 11.
)0 00
Wm) Maclean, Beaver, , 4 740
A. 11, Moore, II 18
1 certify that the Coregoing appear to be balanc
and elividands don the peril.). earned' wad having toe
mewed in Bank unchanged Sr three
year having
te and subsenbesi, this 77th day of Decentben
1249. •
---... JOHN SINVDF,R, Cashier.
_
dec294l3uturlS
_-__
Grp. Wamtoz, Aldo _
dc—
.l3 '4 d ' orea SSilrent tt Kairesi
1 p lai n Tta flirts;
0 " " Threaded eztra heavy;
" " Dessert %gams,
y Table
1 Tobaaea Dazes;
br i ar Ellta:elsi
1 " " Mustard "
3 " 0. ilihrer %see Cases;
4" " .BP4eal
4 Awed col's.
Ad st; 6 A 11.% ?meat Revolving Piga% just reed
ZAUNBEY'S, 67 Market st
WOOL, FLOOR ;AND PRODUCE, -
LYMAN ,• REED k
to Ree •
Hurd Z-)
GENERAL CORADDigi d,
cng it tr. CiO
RrkRANTEI
RWTOIII, of
d l attention ea/ }Alba ß a ofttic all kinds of Pro
duce. and !There? IMMICe.• UMW on consignment,.
L R. 4 Ca have lerive in Wee to—
Demo R. Robison an. tpi b
ußoe. S Wirp.
Red, Penlmte C., Helmer;
" Lawson ik Covode, W agoville , , o.
Boavrell , Alotab, Drq. Steubenville, 0.
S. Bra47t.EK.
W F ,
V.
priertati, r
Meson Crangle C 0 ..• • eolio
Gill 4. Selo;.
"BLoae, k Ogleby, Bridgeport, 0.
dec27-44witoolleS
roe san, , cii.,,atst mins
Balltlsisoke.
jigiThe fine and well known, ship XYLON,
Ceputin C. hlil li ngOn, WOO barrels brill-then,
will sail about lOth , to igth January, glAti kas
spacious and very supenor ~ iecoannodayiena between
drake far passengers. TEtbe ship. odors superior ad
antagei to those WV-. Cyan pissege =A be
tween Jock*, wish rations, 8123. For passage
apply on Intnid it '8 WHARF, Fell's Point., or
to Idesses..I,4IENDFRSON it Co,
deen.dlers " ''. 77 Pratt at, Baltimore.
. .
viroaciesTEWs PIANOS.
ECEIVED ibis day, and ;for sale at 11.111iNCIIII01 11
AA, prints, three elegant Rosewood Pwouts, nude by
H. orcester, N. Y. These instruments am comsider
ed folly equal, if not superka, to any now made to N.
York, having as full, mend, and morwitou. tone; war
ranted to wear well and tin walsfaotion.
The price of thew, Pianoals believed to much
Darer than any other manufnetstrer's in N. Y.
Those who are in mental-good and elegant Piano
moderate price ' will please call and examine the
, t the store of the subscriber, where a lame
us
ptChiekeruasl celebrated Piano. canal - ways
Jund. AMIN idb:LLOR.,
decirT
.81 Wood sr
FACTORY Elm SALE OR UEET.
°TIII6 large tad well built Newry, erected 00 Rebec
ca street, Allegheny city, 1, 7 E. 9 . 0 ..0, El, la
ared Wank or root from the 10. of JaN.l9lO, /le
lot on whkh the Factory Is erected, fronts 100 Out an
ltabeeca street, and mu. back 110 (set to4Npa h l t4. 4 o , ol ,
The wain building Is of brkkolirso altots and
60 feet long•by V 7 feet 1.'416- Mkt Qw.
large and commodious, vrAt/LIFI =pine,boVer, Meek,
all complete ogrier. The property wOl sol d
low, and on adram,aebailetsdu,
I ROBERT bIICNIGIET,
Agent.
T. H. CAVAblAllailt
Receiving, Fonvarding nod general Commit-
Alen Illerebnek
Coltlnicul. 13. Wm?, 137. Lorio:N
N. —Ruiet attention pOld to °Molts ;o7 ou ek. rehostng
thll mortal, and all bosineo Nuroptly trarmaeted
Referenoo at Pittsbunla; 30,10,APPoden & Co.
dee25.4.1m
tjUST ILECIF.r — P - faito testa
from the celebrate& factory of & Clark, N.
. and octave Piano, reseseeed, with <leg.' car
vier; one 151 oeuvre, wily Coleman% &alien dutch
men
Those very auperior Pianos will be aold manufac•
tuwriega. H KLEIWIL
nOlo Nan
lVw or 4 chqk
OHB-10d0 Agent for cy;
Sperm Oi&
600 do Bletaeltekk do do do
1500 doJo d. Whole do
4 1,0 hriy cow_ crud. do do
bills No l' Lard • do
I do Lhoreed; , &Mromedporn do
• 111 do 10;1111 Tannery, war'nul ge ne, do
In more and•for sale by •
deeti MILLER & RICEETRON
D t/ItSE LCIST—Was dropped by • Lady oa Iser way
j. from Elliott b. English's book stOre A WOod 0., to
Eaton's trimming store,4o sat Pon., worked
with steel beads, ennui • Ito nota on the Bank of
Pittaborgil. The fituler ar lan Smuttily. rewarded by 1
/..Icle MIS tho slate at eitjw of Ilia abase named Flores.
at 7,•
AIiTIFIOIAL FLOWERS-4nd, lA' 4 /0h0.% 46
?docket Ad; Incubi ildfinf hnonnon of denten
and otbrn to dted c•lbblasive meekof French and
A...0.1m on/4W flcmwts, w ill be offered at
contecn pine& • •• dec47
fitIO3I.NVIS-1W buOels Windt. PEACIIEB-100
kd sank. now crop; jusf reed sad for nolo by_
decilfJlor JAM Fhf
di . COOPER,SB IVOOd ot
'DULA POR6,--60,00n
Sooolden6 to arravei for sidi lty
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S UNDEUmra bash an,
p...kes; 30 , 110 small While blab
Ryes 30
bash dried Applb.; Rut mkt lrld -for lasla b
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saclikn.l4 by decla fl omsw„
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AUCTION fiA LES.
A.; . 1 - ,,i P
AMUSEMEIVTB.
t • Pittabanch and Phdlaars,
DAY
' TIME, FIVE DA kIS—RIINNIN4NII NIdIIT
rPLIE public or respecUally inflamed - dal QM Law.'
I. will commence manning MI Ibt 12jd laza d ear
will leave MI zdelphla dtilly . 'frith A Nail ?rah to
Chatoboralmag, ➢
and (rota thence Icl• Warm. with a
relay a iora ronninir day mid lugit• will bo
piprod to f or ward MOO Ma Irolidatly. A LErcx rgba
iiiiiiaika. iiie.liiii-oxiir-ii;Tai..
EtZWU IB4B -Milia,
Bznitt.lust numpokr.e.riorrmannui.
. - 117 un 5 440..0
Blesciazadan tranvmrted T
gue_ansi - sates. .
. Po •I,l'filvh.LsiVriis.rit _
FRAME?? kAtititS.oo4,,Alem.
0.17 • . • •- 47)Jahrenvea laitlatona •
IBIISs>C dr, COM PAST IMPRESS
Aff" .
FOR COatittILA,NanITNKELRE
THE Pro rietor.titlate Liao bore poi 6 Now 8
1 nod a prepared to forward pacifist, of oll u tt:
dr.r, tholowan nom
al': , hv.Rers o e : a z onr IPa Bowl Cho:toast. Elte.
4.3ussuk - 1 -.— ` - ',
jai
r%,
main 1818. Mail/ j
Q RIPPERS and others we. luronilddlhat thu L.= !
continue. to mu daily. Produce, and merebaudi...
reecipted fisr by FIVE DAY LINE) and, regal., wag
was, at low rates and rpeelfled
I CIIILMIELI Plualrargb;
noel 4 ROBINSON at sopia Baltinsiwo-
PENNA.-MID 0/110 W4LIGON
~t :CD iloll •
I r. • ;
PITTSBURGH 'AHD P7I
m m oan . ai deals—arrant= this &th norm
1 11 1 /118 LINE whose ponetnalbr le ninth,
I snob gene4l satisfaction, srili eeramene• musing
on Ist or /massy nom, using tbe mall train Saw or
Chambersburgb, and relays of hones ordthe osmotic.
CLARKE'IIIAW Pittsburgh.
dec23
LEWIS rt. BUTLER!, 2111,31aiset
. PhdadelßMA
213 WAD ISOM
Pi tiISBURGII AND MILS,
ti ClLLY6Ctieumor
1 M 1 ?. FIVE DA I 'b—itonolur Da' and Night!—A
.11 Cat will leave Phlladetpun deify with the Kul
Vraitu to Chamherithutch; a Wagon will ' , Ace as arrival, and having ,lay. oi baron nanning 43111
flight, ...MY. dn. certain arrive/ ofirocula us Fle atl4 et
David No maw Greets will ee wereteml than CUL be
loaded up eu.h day, •a am, no delay nil
We will tv prepared to forward fielip the daily.
Apply Whf.,33INGHAAL
Caul tr. iatzkrlt.
N. blailrir.thet Philaria t
VAN b" 1,0 for asle
..L‘ by &at :I ELED
It/WV C&NV.Akig, nriotn, all niseA e0n
,,,„,13,0. Awol and CoT solo by;
dealt LIETD & Co_
DICKEY & Co
rill; CASE-18 mut “tdr6 indlor sale by
xj deal R ROBISON & Cep
STEAMBOATS,
CINCINNATI
Tsatrruni •
m ag i
mi s t
as:DAILY LINE.
tlI9 well Icemen line of splendid passenger Br,.
ers if nL o y=sed of the largest, ssrsitrac h rs
edand 'inducts puresfalboistam the
waters of the West. pery meortimodattorfand easy
k'nlitat moceyUnt proem*, Jai taupe:raided Usti.
wagers, 'Thetlulna beet in °penman% for Itrayea.
—bas carried • million ofno ti te without the leastinin.
e:r
rt_to thoam:m-IU. w il l leaal,the. to
woad Imes she dappnreons to starting, for the
Lion of (Right add the esurgetpaseengers on the r etie.
ter. In al( eases the Osseo money mast be p ud la
advance.
SUNDAY •PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. A. 0. Mu .1.1
Pigabeugh every Sunday morning II 10 delft*
Wheeling every Seeday eveaing IS r. al.
Slay
.1110NDAY PACKET. °
MONONGAIILIA,Capt.I. 4 rorm,wiII leave Num
b...o every litoorlay morning ni In o'clock; , Wheeling
every Monday evening at 10 P. 31.
•
TITESDAY PACKET.
The lIIBERNLI No. V, Capt. J. lantiorsinne,
Ira Pittsburgh every Tuesday nuaulag at 10 O'clock;
Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 t. A.
WHEINERDAY PACKET,
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Cam. S. DOM, will
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning al 10
o'clock; Wheel...or/every Wednesday evmung 2110 P. A.
THURSDAY PACHMT.
no BRILLIANT, Capt. Olivitw, will Pill!.
burgh every Than:day morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling
000 17 Thursday evening at 10 0. a.
IFILIDAT ,PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. it, Car. Camas, win leave Pius.
Sarah miry Friday monism at 10 Vela* Wherriag
n'd , 7 Friday arming as 10 v. as
• • •
lIIATUBDAT PACKET. '
The erez.S.ENGER, Cum S. 1te.34-erillletie Pins
butgh every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock When Una
ererY SetettAY craning at to a.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH. DAII4I , LINE
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACWIS,
~ilYiste.
atuacr - A
Leaves Plitaugh daily, at 9 o'clock, and at.
rive* at Giagazs, Gala ortho aaaaraini wave, ca.
mil,)
at 3 eNalock, and New Lisboa at 11, ouna alga
Leaves New Lisbon art seletek, Ai the
trip canal to the river dazing the ,pight,j a man nd Glaxgow'
at 9 o'clock, A. M., end amt.. at Float: urge ts a P.
• m... 7 -zrula making a continuum liaa for,
- sager* end freight , between New I.Jouumi e n e .
bunt, in shorter time sprint tatal t9" 47
other toute.-1 ,•
The proprzetan of Gus Liu have sito No*. at..
fo 'hepatic that ibex ilpallst
Canal for the urge of Paßgers and
freight, to run in reel :uteri the : bun t
atearaers CALEB COPS and 13P.O.PMR, connect
lagsat Glasgow, with the Pilittiorgis iumVlNatia.
nati and other day linen of Sternum' dealiSha Ota
and Mississippi titer*. The prepricfarePPGlps them.
salve. to spare no expense or trouble to lam tom
fen, and dispatch, and ask of the pilbue *hare
tr
Pat7ATTL HORIZEDMJENTS.
0. HeliTtN,
R 3 W. Piti*"Bb.
HANNA, & Vol
myna J. 11488,11.1611 tulCu. it i aw 14"Abea"
......... 'I .1
NOT/CE—he steamer •• 2 VFW, C: E. Chute, =ta
ter, will leave viler this cob 0, for Wellsville punctu
ally, u 9 o'clock In the mo . .. .
1940: o'_
.'• •
PI'rTIBIALGHi Datowzok•
Dail, Packet Lino..
PEORIMBY ii34B , FEBRUAR.
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. ID., AND 4 PAIL
MThe followum new boy la emplane
tne line Dr the precut gas= AT.
LANTIC, Capt James Whitman;
MAW, Card A. Jecohm and LOUIS
APIANE, L'a' E. Bennett The boats te entirely
now, and are flu .W op without retard to a p e eam. Ey
. cry comfort that money eon proeme has been provided
The Boats Will leave tine Mot ougahela Wharf Boat at
the Dot of Ross st. Passengers will be plinewal on
board, as the boats will certainly leave at the adver
tised boar, BA. AL and 4P. Id : hall
• FOR NEW ORLEANB. — Mt
The splendid and rut 11111131i11( area.
mer FAIRMOUNT ;
I,,Ac.”' O W Ebben& master, erilicleave for
•- the above and intermediate ports on
Tuesday, Jan. 2d, at lo o'clock, A. ss.
For freight or paasage, apply on board . decd
FOR
FOR MARIETTA, PARKERSBURG,
And Ilockingpos, and Intermediate loadings
The fine steamer
WELLSVILLE,
~,,Ty. a ,il;:f4 Poe, evier, will leave for she above
-•• nary Tuesday, at a o'clock, •.
K. Far freight or passa geapply .2 l,l board. deelr-tut
FOR ST. 14)151.5.
The splendid passenger reamer
ROSCOE,
/evens, mastdr, will Leave : , for above
ad intermediate ports thia day.
For freight or passageapply on board. dgy
FOR LOUISVILLE.
siEltan'TheirValew liultaer
RA.P/NP,`L
Ilaalep, ➢ muter, veill leave for above
intermediate porn on Saturday,
YRI Fo i n r s4 j a g t h i t o . o r rock.
n'aapply on !mud aria"
ntortniiiri & Co.
deaf& . GRO BAILL'MURIMERL
REGULAR FRANELIN'PACICET.
iii4b.
, The Sae eleataer
FORT
ma GliTt. A. Paßlet, will ma regularly la
above trade, learuig Pivaburgh
every Weile y and Saluda* .r , rcrang, y 4 1, ,
.1 0 .1..
Prthir
--4 1 ipply 013. bawd. • .
sEcunaa-LouisvutE PAcrxr.
The spiel:WA new steamer
VEREON'T,
TVm Hartionmastetwill leave fer the
IPor fre - Mht or passage, apply on board Por
des
Ll
FOR ST LOUTH. —
The fine new hght dratarbt steamer
ZACHARY T/IYLOR,
Lucas, master, will leave for the
ore and unermethate ports that day
For freight or palisHlopply . deals
PITTSBURGH WEE=NG PACKET.
, CONS
Webber, tnalaer, Wlll‘tegal
ury
neaday and Friday, at 10 cPeizek
"Leitlfe Wheeling every TueQay, Thmiday end ea
Wed
umfay,l.l7t9e/oelt, miltreohely
TheConsuLtaill land al the latermgma porta-.
Every aecomod Mat can be procured for the gem
fort and Weir hub... Minded- The
Walls rAm, mi • mlf - aebn eafarT imu'dote
al le frlF - Scm Fw•DgeWl; gINB:4 P'Y a
corner of le rand BauthAmd
.1-EGLLaR 11EELligb
_ The newgT.daimits,aorer
D PKtrinnyintiater, sur
a me nd '--
aloe parka] betweerf Ttburgh and
Wheeling, teaming than airy every Tuesday, Thursday
and Satarday, at In o'clock, A. h., and Wheeling eve
ry Mo h
nday, t
Weas dnesday dad Friday, at go'clk, A. M.
For freurpassage, baring saperioraceosnoda
dons, apply on board or to
speed Y, Agent.
Id 4
The St. Anthony is • new bJAIT ES oat, and fir an&
aceetsmrodathme ammo' be surpassed by any boat ow
the river .
PITP3BuRiLIi PACRET
novill
The mow and splendid Am passe,-
fres packet,
TELEGRArti No. 9,
Mason, master, wtil leave for ClaClll ,
nail and Loutsvills on Thuraday, the /tlth test, at 10
c L, 1,.. , c10ck, A M. rairigley i ta . Pr il l o r
GEO 13 I,IILTENTIMOR
CO j °4
DV' Steamer Peyton& will leas, LeolvVilln for New.
Or on arrival of Tales - mpg Na 2. Passe
m . gio duvet, and can have berths se cured here if de
x lad is sir Jk
gift
max.