„,„,.,-,,.. 7n ,.,.
',„ 2 . !..e'.i?' ! ',, '.,?.-'..:
tr-L-Intditt lentili - stattsf - tip
i n t*ideahad babienpan him, - • --
Melt' now' know what 11l fileg 111 • -. go
'brtrne and thrash them are beans what - bave
been 'laying down there in the barns* a
lgr.,ALDerrnott,
Pkingr
St. Fred vlle,iar;', has iiiirt'tited'iflyini
en of„;,l4.4vtieh be gives t he- --following
devfigtjoni,‘. 1 '" give a 'kite oi* hundred
arlit terifeet-tn !eilgtb,ltvireniy feet:broad,
enifktiaPwingg, ta-eant , end like the , wings
of
tbli4oh-bayrk.z. .I.Nder the centre of the
a frame' feet high, in which
tairtt"' ;Under the kite are Four wings
wfichepet ate horizontally, like the oarf of
-a boat, - The blades of the oars are ea-Ai
20. Coare feet in surface. 'Tay are mo
veir'fy 'th'e muscles of the legs. The
.blailes.cif the oars are made of a series of
vaPigio - sesembling Veniciaa blinds r so that
thti-,,epen when ' they move forward, and
eletia . ' when the stroke is made. —The wood
pat o is of eanei, the braces of wii e—tha
cotton cloth, the tail of the same
animist The kite has an angle of 10
41-Ireets-to the horizon.
reaband and Wife.—A case, In which
a histbuid was sued for articles furnished
hiOvire, after she had quited his “bed and
boaW7 was tried in New York before
Ju;dgeilatabea, -recently, in which the fol
lowirtcwai laid down by his Honor as the
princlpte to ghvertythe jury. 'lf a wife
leiVelior husband of her own five will . , he
ig ,nat, even, liable for her necessaries,
But, if he drive her out, he is in effect giv-
ing her a lull of credit upon the world,and
she binds him by all the necessary contracts
she ;hakes." The jury in the above case
was governed by the views of the court,
and returned a verdict for the defendant,
the Iresband. The above strikes us as
: oil& law and good sense.
lit. Etccution.—A .negress, tried and
found guilty of an attempt to poison a
whole family, was executed at Vidalia,
Longialana, on the 14th ult. She belong•
edlcillr. Wm. Bislind.
Texas.—The late accounts received at
New Orleans from Texas state that the
peepte were making preparations to op
poielhe Mexicans, should they land on
their shores. On the 14th ult. 800 Texans
were at San Antonio, and Gen. Rusk was
expected the next day with 500 more. It
was anticipated that about the 20th ult.
2000 men would be ready to take up the
line of march for the Rio Grande.
The tone of the press of the party in
the ascendency in our State indicates
pretty clearly that no bank charters will be
extended or new charters wanted, This
we: look upon as settle3.—Cleveland
If it should prove otherwise, then we
will conchitle that "that coon is not dead."
If -you wish to recollect any particu at
errand or busioess,just button a few sting
ing-nettles up in your breeches next the
akin--or rub a little clwitch between
yolsr 'fingers—or deposite 'a grain of dirt
in your-eye—or stick a wafer on the end
of Our rrose--and you will be sure to re
collect what you wish.
Aft about/he Eye.—W hat part of the
eyele like a rainbowl—The iris.
*het. part is
,like a schoolboy!—The
pupil.
What part is like the globe—The ball.
What part is like the Op of a chesil—
The,,lid,
vl/401 part.irz like a piece ofa whip?—The
lash.
What part is likethe summit of a hill
The brow..—)V. 1 7 . Sividay Mercury.
. .
Chovaller.—loo Lilkes, the correspondent Of the
N. 1 ?. Commercial, gives the following recipe for
making a first rate chowclr. Fry a large bit of
well-salted prick in the kettle over the fire. Fry
It thoroughly. Pour in a sufficient quantity of
water, and then put in the head an i shoulders of
a codfish_and-a well dressed haddock, both recent
ly cardilit—rut in three or four good Irish pet.a•
toes, and then boil them well together. An old
°r.s'terman generally, puts in two or three onions.
Wheir - they are shoat done, throw in a few of the
lar , t: -Boston crackers, and then apply the pepper
hat, p Aced before you, after a long morning spent
in the most exhilinrating sport, will make you no
lorgen/iniy the gods'.
Strength of the Muscles. —Dr. PI watzo-y. a
number- Of years ago, met with a case
where, the arm and shoulder-blade were
torn.frpm the body of a robust young man,
tu
of ittean sears of age, while he was at
work in a cotton factory. Thre was scarce•
ly any hemorrhage, ana the patient Isom
recovered his health. The whole maChin
-eryofthe mills having been arrested, and
.held in check some seconds before the in
teiiimentsand muscles gave way, he was
thus enabled to test the strength and pow
er
orthese'muscles. He found, by actual
exp - Oiment, that the weight which would
jusitalanca the machinery was eight:hun
dred and thirty pounds! This he is dispo
sed iii;Yegard as an approximation to the
forieeiriployed in the dismembering oper
atibitiLtend it seems probable that, for a
alien space of time, the large pectoral and
latitSilttitia dorsi muscles,fOrming the lan te
rietend- Pbaterior Margins of the minter,
Ittsteined tbemselites againet that immense
weight: l —Bostthf J9urnal.
an car sir gen.—The New Youk
Journal of Commerce relatee the•perp-tra
timpf n-succesefol-piece of knavery, play
ed•o9:*ne stranger, last Saterday,l by a
rogue,-,who pretended to find a -*relit lined
pec,ket. book. The pocket book was,,appa
rently. well lilted with bank notessbuit they
prny#44o be:only shams, The finder pre
rerl4,o4o bell) a burry for, the. Philadelphia
isslui t * , prspaseil
_to make the, r
strange
hitantM dep4y, in, advertising int', the ,
0W945 4 1 .Atqoatly contenting himsel f
1 , 4 4 14 . 0r;04 . 4. 4 ia ..hhand of ten dolls for
his •fioneety. The stranger luckily had but
nit thata4 4 . l,
not *owl* who are
*lift th this WarahnuldelWayi , e:.nerefig
h .
4,7 44 .4t.'4 , 1 1 r 4 ra f q1 n t1' — 4l
tog t 6 u 9
rat *kt-i
NOPPORI AND PR OPR ISTVAN
isast.s.ins ksysit. ts.
MOVDAY, N 4 VAMBER 14. 1812
see irsi' Page.
"•
V. 13 : PilitEß , Etiqf. Rpal Estate & Coal
office,--No. - 1. 4S Thirit edged t peer the*lnrpfrauli - +
F'xch"geirgiladelplisa."is inthativel t. receive
subieriptions and adi-ertizentelita fur this papar,
and to give receiptifiir rho airi.e.
. I
A Duel E.4keeted.:--T Thpre was quite_ e%cit in g
scene to dr place in the office of- Alderman Gries
corn. Philadelphia, totsvrien David Paul Brown
and
and Wm. Rawle, Esql.,uPon the- argument - as to
binding ever the faller of Mrs. :Meli:Wen, tipen
the change of having tarrip.-reil with one of the.
Mr. Brown id 000 m l -for the accused, and
Mr, Raule for the. Ictimplainan'. It fa expected
that a duel will grow initial this iniportant affair.
Rawle called Mr. Breivn,a liar and .puppy. Mr
Brown treated the epithet with -eontempt. Mr •
Rawle then p•cliing sheet of paper from the
Alder-m.lEl's desk, compress.: l it into a roll, and
exclaiming, "if you take th r lie, you must take a
blow too," struck Mr,j Brown with it in the face.
Mr. Brown declared he had seceieed no blow.—
Mr. Rawle insisted upon, it thai one had been gi•
yen; and, finally, after •arious ineffectual endea
vors to bring the tniter_tu an arriicable termina
tion, the Alderman !threatened to com, nit Mr.
Rawle, and postponed; th'' further : , hearing at the
case until Friday.
The Impudence of I Broken Banks —We sec it
st ted in the Phi adelphia papers,, that the Penn
Township and the noyaurnsing Banks have de
clared a dividend of one pei cent. each. Hero are
two of the swindling shop that exp'oded last
spring, and robbed the community of hundreds of
thousands by the depeciation of their notes; and
tlvir relief issues are no w at a discount of 15 per
cent. Yct while that public is still Puffe,ring rro:n
the dishonest course hf these inslitutions,the man
agers have the impudence to advertise the portion
of the plunder whith is allotted to each itzdividu
al interested in the swindling concerns.
Fourier4sui Explained.
Since the scheme for the elevation of La,
bor is beginning to attract the attention o
the public we deem it our duty to give place
tn the following , from the pen of ./Ilbert -
Brisbane, Esq., which points out the great
goal at which the Fourie'rists aim:
"Association will:maintain all individual rights
—the first of which is - Iniividual Properly. To
do this, the personal sod real estate of an associa
tion—that is, its lands, edifice, flocks, &c. will be
represen'cd by stock divided into shares, as arc
banks, railroads, Ste, at present, and each individ.
ual will own stock proportioned' tt) the amount of
carital which lie invests.
. ' 1 1
"The practical part of the doctrine of Associa
tion is very easily understood. To a hundred "or
more families, whoare living separately in a hun
dred houses—paying enormous rents, and going
through a useless repitition ofdomestic labor—wa
sarunite and assoniate; obtain a tract of land on
which to locate yoerselves, and own the soil you
cultivate. Erect.slarge edifice with suits of ap
artments at variohst prices, and separated by divi
sion walls, which you will rent instead of isolated
houses. Own the machinery, so that it will work
fur ru and not against you. Connect aviculture
and manufacturing pursuits--apply your labors
and skill well—buy your goods at wholos.ale—es
tablish a multiplicity of occupations, suited to the
tastes and capacities of both ages—guarantee con-
I stant employment and the choice of work to all—
avoid all waste—economise in every way that does
not interfere .withlcomrart --Ind divide equitably
the profits of your, united labor, each receiving a
share proportionate to the part. which he has-taken
in creating them.
"We wish to give thi peo?le abundance and
knowledge, and , raise them out of the state of
moral and spiritual destitution into which they
are comparatively. sunk. This can only be done
by changing the general systeM of industry, or
labor, and the present mode of living; and this
change we advocate. It would be p-.rfeetly false,
beside being silly and impolitic, to think of doing
away with religiop; we should as soon think of
doing away with friendship or paternal feeling.
• A. BRISBANE.
convict Labor.
We find the following article in the Buffalo
Courier. II is a reply from S. Wiliceson, Esq , a
candidate for Legislature in Erie county, N. Y.,
tutuunurn 11,Sking life vievva on the subject of
State Prison Labor. It gives, in a brief space,
.the strongest anti moSt forcible arguments against
the system that we h ti t
vim .i o Nov.vvhero ,
" 77f:, 1842.
"Gentlemen:7ln reply to your note, received
this morning, permit the to say, that I consider
our system of punishing certain civil offences in
the st..tes'_prisoni to be eminently injurious to the
interests of our Meehanics. Very many of the
useful arts are prosecuted in t'•e large estahlish.
inents at Sing Sing anti Au ' urn, and the details
of the system of labor, are so highly condue•ve to
economy of results, that the rrpti'able mechanic,
living in the midst of society, and surrounded by
a family, cannot possibly compPte with the State
in the price of labor. Did t' , e vy le n accomplish
the purpose of punishment, the prevention °fel-tine,
and the reforniation of t:ie this evil it ight,
pephaps, be endered by tho.e wh. rr-, it immediate
ly affects, for the good they would derive in com
mon with the-rest of soci- ty, in the protection to
persons, and to property, and in the reclamation
of vicious men. i •
But I think .tbat the system has failed in this,
the specific ()lint of itb institution; and that there
in it is open to another objection to which I can
fiud no answer., Mechanical trafieeonly, and not
the professions, pr other means ot livelihood, are
pursued In the two prisons. The corrietS, when
discharged at the terms of their sentences, return
to civil life sai l d 'carry exclusiVely . into one. data
of our citizens the corrupting influence of their
characters, and the stigma amt. attaches to crime,
and to a political disability at a free government.
In this -result; the system is inequitable to 'me
chanic art as a Civil calling, and - is disconraginit,
and hurtful to !the truly cllgo:ficti eharecter of
kandieraft'labot."
A Lluisiarialbaby, two - hours.atter its birth,
spoke out and tti'd its nurse that toe world would
bq destroyed iul 1841.
Delidq tic ni s Oder" in,. his
&awe to the Tart in the trais and Parkin cseo,
elasted a aegtet. - to Fair the hinter, arnoni tl,o
-
intetera l iiiire Atha age.
tibitugr: y. flie lowaSun le dead The
1 " • t the editor , oulitEitA
Ptini*threcir_fw 141 h,
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tie
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Th
aler w
patron 7"1116.... ,
each ortarY-Tallsetib... -.pay'?' t
i
-small pi,ulace 011-24.cenis, iv- ivoultt am
to near an jillfid!) and Afty dithers
enable us toCdritinire throtfchthe %vial r..—
lithq.yraidd nor rAher dothan that se the
paper slop, or have our old- horse sal by
.
the Cototable." , I .
Comfy., pony up -and save the old hoise..
cross, the DefilocratiG._ eandidatel for
Congress in Arknsas, has a majority of
FOUK THOUSAND! Poor coons.(
Impressment.—whe London Thrtes.
i
says there .is "a very strong probability
that in the event of a:,: war no instruc tons
for the ' impressment of British - se men
found inAmerican merchant vessels, will
be issued to 0117 cruizers. The right is
i
doubifii 1, the inexpediency of such a Onto
t
tice certain; nor can it be necessarx for
the British navy to recruit its fors by
such means. It might, therefore, bt pos
sible to accede to a declaration to this ef.
feet, and to renounce a _ practice whitth is
not intended to revive."
To remove Corns—Cut off your toes,
This remedy will prove efficient—trY it.
Small Change.—Bicknell's Reporter
says that in the interior it is quite common
for a relief note cut iu half to circtiVate
each part for half a dollar.
The Tobacco crop of Maryland this
yh.r falls short in quantity, but is s'upeli-
or in quality
Four hundred and fifty German emi
grants arrived at Cleveland in one day.
Writing in Blood. —At a Temperance
convention held in Kalamazoo, Mlch., a
motion was made to have the "Licert,4e Law
of that State written in huntan bloo d ." It
This would be a.bloo i dy re
form sure enough.
got two vote,.
The Mil waukie Courier is to be enlarged
Hurra for Wisconsin.
Ballston Mill, in Root, Wisconskn, has
been destroyed by fire. Loss about $l5OO.
A man hai been arrested on suspiciort of be
i n° the ineehdiary..
The Democrats of Ohio talk of having a
grand J ubilee on the day of Shaun i s In
auguration, at Columbus.
Neafia appears to be a great iavtitite
St. Lillis. lie must have improved very
much since he was hei-e.
Mormonism goiog it with a rash.
Three Mormon Ehlers from Na ,Voo, have
baptised 206 persons (at 25 cts per he id!)
on a branch of tho Chagrin river.- t They
may sometime feel chagii•ted at their con
duct.
Vermont Legi,dattue
The House of Representatives has pas_
ed a bill dividuig the Sate into four qougres-
sional Districts, as follows
Ist Distrcl, consisting of the counties of
Windham, Bennington and Rutland. Pop
ulation 75,013; votes at the election of 1841
Whig 6,833; Democratic 5,083; Abolition
782.
2d. Counties of Windsor and Orange.—
Population 68,229; votes at the elielion of
1841—Whig 5,505; Dern. 5,006; 4bo!ition
1,070.
3.1. Countries of Ad,lison, Chlttenden,
Franklin and Grand Isle. Populltion 74,
974; vatos at the election above mentioned
—Whig 5,903; Dem. 4,415; Abolition 399.
4th, 'Wailington, Caledonia, Essex. Or
leans and Lainoite. Populatiotl 73,732;
tzig- 00.3•7c/j 1.10117. 1,1750; AbOIIIIOII
740,
The Burlington Free Press remarks up•
on the bill that "the division is a very natu
ral one, county lines being in all - icases ad
hered to, and the counties themselves being
countertninous. The Bill passed the House
on Wednesday last, by a vote of 423 ayes,
to 92 nays—a very decisive majarity.
MICHIGAN ELECTION.!
From the Dr: troit Free Pres, Nov 9.
THE COONS ROUTED Air THE
CAPITAL. [
We have the high-gratification 4f announ
cing a brilliant IJemocratic vie+ at the
capital. After a lia - r I and well fou ht battle,
the Democracy of Detroit have e rried the
city by an average majority of about ONE
H UN ERED. AND NINETY, +hist the
combined efforts of Clayism, Norvelism and
Coonism generally. This is a dernoctatic
gain of Two HUNDRED ANI) NINE
TY EIGHT since 1840.
W ASIETENAW COUNI'Y.
Old Washtena* comes in gloiiously.—
They have treed the Coons in ne style.
The county is redeemed from oon mis
rule. The entire Democratic tic. p
et is elec
ted by 350.:.
e.
.
JACKSON COUNT
This county has
"again picot ,
worthy of-her gooclasme. Rep
oerat k majority about 300, , ,Ta0k
gives about 90 Dem. majority,
MACOMB COUNTY
township ofOrange. M
liaalivrka Dem Pin. of 36.
t rs, which tea gat of 6 upon 1
. • •
1840, 200 w ug.
Districts. Senators Elected
1. John A. Lott, Dem., gain
2. Abraham A. Deyo, I)em,
3. John C. Wright, Dern.
4. Thomas B. Mitchell, Dem. gain.
S. Lawrence, (vacancy) Dern. gain.
5. Carlos P. Scovill, Dem
6. Calvin T. Chamberlair, Dem. gain.
7. John Porter, Dem, gain.
8. Harvey Putnam, Whig (probably.)
The Senate f0r1842, with these changes,
wlll be composed of 22 Democrats and 10
Whigs.
Districts. Members of Congress.
1. Selah B. Striing, Dem.
2. Henry C. Murphy, Dem.
3. J. Phillips Phoenix, Whig.
4. William B. Maclay, Dem.
5. Moses G. Leonard, Dern,
6. Hamilton Fish, Whig.
7-Joseph H. Anderson, Dem.
8. *Richard D. Davis, Dem.
9. *James G. Clinton, Detn..
10. Jeremiah Russell, Dern.
11. Zadock Pratt, Dem.
1.2. David L. Seurnour, Dem.
13. *Daniel 1). Barnard,-Whig.
14. Charles Rogers, Whig.
15. Lemuel-Stetson, Dern.
16. Chessehlen Ellis, Dem.
17. Charles S. Ifentrirt, Dem.
18. Preston King, Vern.
12. Orville'llungerfortl, Dem, (preb )
20. Samuel Beartiln D
21. Jeremiah F.. Carey, Dem.
22, Smith 14. Purdy; Dem. (prob.)
23. Orville Robinson, Dem,
24 Horace Wheaten; Deal.'
, " , 25. George Rathbun, Dern
. . .
'alpc°- 2(1. Anima Warm,- Dem
fin Seb*' .;: 1 ,4-84 1*'Gre 6 11, : 1 :V•
1
- 1 Yeai; ' l ''''`lse , tI. Patiesiiii wig ► (pi.ohabiP
d heraelf
ted Dem
on village
tip.,
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ELECTION - NE WS-44NE Y ORK CITY:
. ~, , , ~.
VICE BAN NER IS CE.Cataii - ' , :t , :-
GREYJI DEVOCRATIV: - J)l4VOit -, .. -
MAJORITY' FOR FARMER wit= OVER'
•.
goof). . - - , *
We congratulate the Democracy on the
result in this city. Our candidates for
Governor - and Lieutenant Governor - bave
received an overwhelming Majority of the-
popular v. te. Walleye- elected our Sen=
ator. The County Register, to. Brownell;
is triumphantly elected. • Of the atirteen
members of - Assembly, we have t:ertarittly
elected eleven—two of (Air members being
doubtful. - In the fourth and fifth Congres
si-mal Districts, our candidates are elected
in the third, which is a : strong Whig dis
trict. Phwnix, the coon,•is elected; and in
the sixth, where Mr. McKeon was our can
tl date, we are somewhat fearful that pipe
laying has effected its purposes. But to
• 's
I look at the field in whatever light we may,
the triumph is emphatic and cornelete.-7
'1 he Federalists stand astounded at the ; result.
Without ur g ,10.7.1i0 , 1, without money, we have
achieved the triumph. With all the Goierninent
patronage on their side, and in spite of the most
effect org If/ rition, the 'coons have been meet es
sentially used up. We have only time to congrat.
ulate our friends on the result of the battle. We
• present this morning the fullest returns of any pa
per, which we have obtained at great expense, and
toil o , e who have offend us facilities in obtain
ing them', we take occasion to exp,Teas our thank.
rrSince writing the above, we have received
returns, fr,in which we compile the following ta•
bless—Plebeian.
VOT t E FOR GOVERNOR.
1840. 1842.
Wards. Van Buren Harrison. Bouck. Bradish.
I ...... .... 587 1202 695 964
13...... ... 427 887 444 • 747
1tr.......... 682 1474 745 1261
1V... ..... . 1177 1133 . 1096 866
V .1169. 1452 1182 1260
' vt... .... 1223 805 1234 884
VII 1728 1707 1752 1544
VIII 2134 1962 143 ma).
1X.... 1935 1515 580 do;
X ....... —1743 1422 1634 1230
X 1 1683 714 1715 778
Xlt ...... .....6112 380 571 519
XIII 1655 1133 1546 1007
XIV 1393 1142 447 maj
• XV 797 1686 Tst 8751
XV1.... . ..1443 1063 1471 1679
XVII 1442 1267 16 . 23 1291
Total 21935 21150 17678 15508 i
In tile City there are 2 democrats and 2 whigs
elected to Cengres.; the democratie Senator, and
It Assemblymen arc leced, and 2 Whig Assem
hlyment.
So far as heard from in the Asseiribly,
Si democrats and 25 whigs have been el
ected. Elev, n counties which send 22
members, to be heard fro n.
[L' We learn from a ft iend, says the Union,
in v. hose judger - n(IA we have ( very confidence
who Ic ft Utica yesterday morning, that he has no
deul)t will have from 12ito 1.500 majority,
and that we civil certainly have 24 if not 26 Con
P , sionnl Terri sent:dives.
Wa,hington has g'ven rnbr 900 coon majority.
It was heretofore toed fur 2000.
MAJORITIES FOR GOVERNOR.
Rood. Bradish
860 Alb iny, 290
2083 Fulton & fiamilton,ls o
385 Ontario, 300
550
450
193
600
919 .
780
Delaware, 1390
Greene, 830
Herkimer, 1300
Madison, 400
Mont gorner;, 475
Or ondaga, 750
Oneida, 1100
Orange, 81'0
Oswev, 650
Putnam, 800
Renssellaer, 93
Saratoga, 210
Sehoharie, 1195
Seneca, 540
Sehence,ady, 200
Sullivan, 300
Ulster, - 550
300
The rain in the above Counties is greater than
Eeward's majority in the whole State in 1-840.
Bouck's majority so far is over nineteen thou
sand
Con ftties.
W t .;:tchestcr,
Now York
Kin Ys.
Rockland,
QueonF,
Richmond,
uga ,
Columbia,
Duchess,
•
- 11 1 . 44 . E l, ' ° 4l lllll AL" babl
Some of the dist twit' are not fully set ,
tied; hut t . v*, ' are certain of at leapt Twzmx
Ofdi,e, 84 - 1,4'4314t0n%; ?
, By the Buffalo pupOr , )lThureiday agora.
log. ,We have thtk -futiow44 news= 1E 1 ) 1 4
Western
Erne county - Oig)tr nafjority about 650,
In 1849 they bad- _
Onondaga has (given `: a - democratic ma.,
jority. .
Wyoming—a small coon Ertajnriiy,
prob
ably.
Genessee. Coou majority about 1000.
In 1840 it was upwards of 4000.
- Cayuga. 500 for Dona.
Ontario has given 298 for the Co-ms.
Seneca Co. Partial returns give 345 for
Bouck.
The City of Rochester gives 150 for
Bouck; and 233 for Dena. Confresarnanf...
Niagara Co. Theo eot,n ticket is elec.--1
ted by a small majority. w
Chattlaugue Co. Coon majority about
1000—an immense democratic gain.
E4 - =
...j v. tty ; in
1- 000
Fire in Evansville, Ind. —A fire broke
out in the old atiction'stoie, on the Ist inat
and consumed 16 houses!
Husbands looking tap —l'wo females in'
Philadelphia, lately had a very interesting
jaw- suit for the purpose -of - deciding -to
which of them belonged the fee simple of
a certain husband. The law was unable
to dO any thing with the case, and the suit
was amicably adjusted by one of. the ladies
relinquishing her claims.
THEATRE'
MVLA.RD ERNI:ST
21 night of Mr. A.A. ADDAMS.
Monday Evening, Nov. 14, Sbakspearce's celebrated
play of
OTHELLO.
OTBELLO
. ....,.. Mr. Jamison
Mrs. C. HILL - in the LA CACLiurA,
To conclude wlth the favorite comeditta of
THE FOUR SISTERS.
Price, Dress Circle Boxes 75;2 Boxes 37;; Pit 25; Gal.
BA NH. NOTE AND EXCHANGE LAST.
CORRECTED DAILY, BY ALLEN
PENINSYLVANt A
Rank of Piitsnurah.
March. ¢ Man. bk
Exchat:e batik,
Bk. of Germantown
ank,
Lanett:4er batik, did
Da "lc of (les! er Co.
Former , ' Lk flocks Co
Doylestown 14: do
RR of N America Phil.
Ilk of Noll liern Liberties,
Commercial bk. of Pa. "
Far. 4 Mechanics bk. "
Keni.ingion hk.
PhilaArlphla hk
Sip) !kill bk.
Sott I w3rk bk
lVeslern bk.
Bk. of Pennsylvania, 10
Bk of Penn Ts. par
Man. 4- Mechanics bk. 5
Mechanics bk. par
Moyamensing bk.
Girard ba.ik, 50
U. Stales bank. 58
Lumbermen?, Warren, 75'1
Frank. bk Washington, par
Miners bk of Pot isvile. 8 1
Bk of Montgomery Co. par I
Mon. bk Brownsville, 2
Erie flank, 5
Harrisliurgh bank, 81
Far. bk Lancaster, 21
ltk of Middletown,
Bk. of Chambersburg,h, 9
Carlisle hank, 9
Bk of Northumberland, 10
Colunibin Ilk S i - Bridge co. 2
Bk Sumpiebantin Co. 10
11k of Delaware Co. par
Lebanon bk.. 9
Getlyslturgb bk. 9
York bank, S
Far. Sr Drovers bk. of
1 Waynesburg h,
•• Currency note:, R
Honesdale_
Wyninine, bank, 12}
Pittsb'gb state scrip, 6
Country do do
Berks Co. bank,
Lewistown.
Towanda,
• utito
MG untpleasant bk
Far.. 4. Mech. bk of Stec!
Belmont hk of St. Claire
ville,
Marietta hk. Demand
notes,
do Current.) , notes,
Columbiana bk New Lie
bon Demand, 2
do Pot notes, 2
Cincinnati specie pay.
ing hanks, 2
Mech. 4- Traders lac of
Cincinnati.
Clinton twk of Columbns,
Demand notes.
Circleville, (11. Lawrence
Cashier)
Zanesville bk.
BE.VJAMIN HA 11.1)INGE teepectfelly announces
to his patrons treat he will tneet,lbein this evening,
at half past. six e'elock, at the School. Itoom,.of My. WTI+
Hams, in the basement of the 3d Preshyterian Church:
(entrance on Ferry street) to organize n/cless in Steno.
Hard, itge's Stenography Is quite new' In Ainerlca. and
Infinitely anperfor to any other, system heretofere taught;
(betng eoturtne4. to ~.sand..) ills pecoller evellenee can ,
not he inure rutty deigeloped that:thy sdverilag to its gen,
eraf adoptinzi th S•Hund r .e 4 °E. re `'
porters, after, years of prpetke in outer systems., have a ,
handoned them aid adopted' this, as the mostehttplitied
and perfect exiant: The schole. system can, be fully
lestratcd and aconlred In ten,practical lelaus; aad Immo!
(timely reduced.to pracke. •
Tama.-Sl9, male adyanci t iind the.other,half.whru
the putts! can write the whole language with facility by
this system. • hay.-14--3 1 . •
irkKVOLUT/ON OF PARTAERSUIer—The part-
AU , nershfp formerly caning ataiar..the name qgay.
Dilworth t co.; was dissolved Lit af ! Optobar fait by.the
withdrawal of thatnas Seatlir* Atiefirtat
CHAS.,S. G AY,
'
..
ms W .l.uos /PAI . it aco VV TT QR . I . :II•
s ,
' The anufaql mine of - Sash„l34.mim. 'Examsa - iina -Pt*!.-
Isz hoopla am, 4ontraettag for :Bulk** will be 'Anthill
ed ail neml by nit subscrlbere' under. tip, Sim OrceY 4
• Dllwecth, whir aro amply Preparet:sosilleed 00 orders
in I he' k . I lee on the most Mira' terma k att by ionewed
, .
attoatioa to !melees, bopeAo merl4l.r. eqeettlote *roily
.
11crpatr4aim. gas- , g4.lr. --
. iirT.-.... 1-
•1-' ' -• fpfspar • 4t- Co:WM.-be
;R. EtrePhebUdeetel or, Pr ( OA - T iiiilifellillil....
:_spttled - up at thil! old Mend Pe 1 A ' G t a- 'lr-•
ney 14—et MR aP1,1.11 vats ite i 11" ra 111"
~-~'
Managers
Mr. A. A. ADDAMS.
KRAMER, 6XCILENGB BROlkill
Woos! er, ,
n,
SanduQky
neanzn,
Norwalk.
Xenia,
I)a,
2
Post notes; 2
17,110lient be. 10
Frao.l.k Columbus, 2
La, ea -ter, 15
Hamilton, 30
.Granvile,
Coto. bk. Lake rrie, 33
Far. bk: of Cantoit, 45
Urbana r 65
ENDIANA
State lAEA- Branches, 2
Slate Seriii.
.K ENTUCKY
Ali banks,
ILLINOIS
State Ilk 4. Rranches. 60
Shawneetown. CO
Rank of Virginia, 2
do Valiey, 2
Far. bk. of Virginia, 2
Exchange bank, 2
N. Wes]. Lank 2
Mer. Moc. do. 2
ARYLAND.
tßaltlmore Ranks, par
Eortniry Banks, ' ' 2
DMA WARE.
All Ranks, par
-NEW JERSEY. -
All Banks, par and 1
NEW . YORK. •
City Ra uk v, par
CGuntry banks,
(safety fond.) a 1
Bed Back, to 1
NEW ENGLA NO.
Boston Banks,
ptT
Country .
.!•
LOUISIANA.
Orlea nq Ran ks,
NORTH CAROLINA
Banks, 2A 1
SOUTH CA ROLM A
i Banks, 2k i
l'lg. COLUMBLA
rsaiiKS. 1
ALABAMA
Good Ranks,
TENN ESSEE
All Banks,
MICHIGAN.
Rk. of St. Clair, 5
Do. do. J 4. H. Smith 5!
CANADA
151°20
flood bank
Eastern Exchange.
PitiladelphiO,' • ' ' :11
New York; 1
Baltimore.,
Boston, 1
Western Exchange..
Cincinnati, par
Louisviiie. par
Cleveland., die
Wheeling:-' par
'GOLD . A'ND -SILVER, late
MERE
MARRIED -1 u p bt
by' thi Rev, Mr, sna t ii ic . i ; j ,, ,
sic, of PiLtabotgla
of that city , i t a St
":
PRINTIN
11,7%.Cornel,lig':
THE proprietolB4 044.
MititIFACTURti zr
and thpl,frolloorthgs4i‘a •
int" well chcoteu asport i t 4t
aril
eiV ifiVik.// i t4l
Necessary la a Job-Pawl'
LETTER lieffil
OF EVERY Di
Bills of
`Pamphlets,
Handbills,
Bill Beta, '1
Black
Alt Malmo
Stage, Steam/taut, and easel •
priate elk
Printed on the shoetree notice eue
We respectfully ask the pat •
lie public in general in Melt
Pitt sburab. Sep:. 39.1842
iauttion
CARRIAGE AT .917C710i7.1
man's Auction Rooms hi
Monday, Nov. 14 1842, at 2 o'r*
CARRIAGE ANDR
WIWI. may be seen at any tine
_Lon Rooms..
ROV 11-21
R,
A. BAUSNI A N Auchaiir t
every day ibis week auk
;post eslensive and valuable 10l et ;
DRY GOODS ever offered at
which have just teen received
comprising more than 100 Parle y .
West of England Cloths,
Beaver and Pilot, do 'l l ./i 4 -
Plain and C.l-slineres ;154
Fine 4. Superfine l:%
Fallinens ci ,
French 4- s
Se::rlet Yellow Flanne's,
Whiie.zind Gieen, do 1301:—.
W bite 4- Col'd. Doeskins, 11 0 ,1, 1
Cambric 4. Barr Muslim, keidt ,
Bleacli'd.Shiri togs. 'Pt et ,
5 4 do Sheciines,
Scotch Ginghanis.
Witi. a great many other al*
tion of deaters.
jrrSate every day at 11") and:
n! early Gas Light moll ferthrt
NovB--tf
Wier I
FIFTH COURSE OF'
r HE Committee on lecturer of
AL for the Fourth Course.ret, .
!mitre that they have made tun ~
the Lectures on Thursday man
Lectures of this course will be i
Sciairtific
The Committee. desirous of • ;
of the Institute a favorite resort ii
lure and Science, as well as the ft
no exert bang In proof ring unlade
both nt home and abroad.
In the coarte of two vverk
be published, and ticket; olf.ted.
S.llfl
W.ll,
JOB
nov 9 -it
UNPRECEDEN ITT) SUI
Tll El stiliserilwr offers fur
and 1)111111 ant' °ln ounddlii,c
Fully St yen Puilding
Road, aojn ;dui: land ow ned Iy
e ennui, and. between Fan! rood v.d•
hank of iltd' Monooga hel lie
rations of said Lola can I e seen 41
Ft•-eor ded on_ t he .1&l it„Noy, I s4l in
of AltegUe. Y- roomy - ht PPM
Page. or onontu'Plica /ion lo lire 'vi
The anent - km of persons de1,,115
having ruOnfry lo iot.e4 IsearurWy F.
111..ity equally •dy,tt‘a , 4enus
sof.sgeriber is del erilimea 10 Fen.
The T. 019 witl he sold acrordinr, '
and nneseeptionalile titles will lie gir
Apply to DAVi•
Nov 10—If
CLOTHING, &e. FOR THE
1843.
NAVY DYPI
Bureau of Prorgioni
SEBL.ED PROPOSALS.. entheci.
- Clothing, will be reuada
o'clock of are 281 It day Om'
Makin: and- rietiverinz, (On nowt'
lide,) at each or puller of tl:r N:ow T
aVaavausetts, Brooklyn, Sea T
ginia. such quantities of any ti:a't
articles of Navy eioil:ln2 as ms:
year 180. by the Com:naii.co
respectively, viz:
Blue cloth P. J-eke:s—a , d
Wcolen Stocking=,
Woolen Sockm,
Thick, sewed Lea'her S!3•0
Sewed Leath( Pu!nr,
Woolen Blanket-.
AB the woolen ;mods veto he
Americas loaner:lrd ore.
equal to the samples. whir:: otiy a
vy _Yards at Boston, New Fent Al .
ton. Norriarn,-0;1171111vic
All the aforesaid aitidi , made
Spector. and Flllvv. y as illeCictiol :
lons and Cloth' r , stay direct
011n 1
of the:said articles will be r eceded:
to the samples or pallecier, bet 3
manship, and which does not (0140
to the-stipulations and prcnsina
' made.• ,
The eto — thinz is divided ifD tio,
boys —and the offers inns!
class, and must be L.:lieu lated to r•
tending thufittfilinein of the ceeto
cessary metal and naval haling,
The whole mast he denvered
the contractors, in Bond,
ing boxes or bil.fsheall,i, and in 4."
el - charge to I Ire United Stmes,no4'
lion of the respective Conitnaiiclao
delivery.
Separate proposals must
S110:14 and Pumps; second, for
Socks; third, for all the Ellanelr ,
other articles, as distinct csnirodi
'criess--anit t hose who are engrat 4 l
_Stockings. Socks, S nes, Pumis•a'
ponsible standing, will have a P
will admit of it_
ease of failure on I he pertofi
nisi' and deliver the sevelarlicletll
'dered fromthem*, in proper Ono Oi
ti
the officers ur anen is or the Pia”
*purchase what flay to required PO
and any excess of cost over the
pro
by the eontraet. shall be charged
Its
pective contractors.
Bonds In one thirdhe entiositill
tie tont racts will be required, with!
tles, and ten per ceninto in addllia:
the arricmnt or each delivery
for thefail brut performance of ISd
whliiti will on no account be Pai d
complied with in all respets ,
the use and benefit of the Unite/
fitituree to complete tic dellveriel,:
orders that may be made. Aile,l
of felt -p6TeiViturn, payment of lP to
to the United States within 1 4 4
clothing shall have been 1110 e,
ed. end hilts for the same do i 1.7";
--and stale!.
;Cepa..
; espeetlVE Cl. j
be
to he luster
he
sever fes t
-hate herilie",l7
eotxtraes. - _mire e
..ferstup °tering tosopplY
th•••
*Ube pleased to dindsniate
tbeittialre-Watelilla°
nov 11-12 S
' ' '' % '. 7,
n 1610301E,
-riregeon
dram UBt,
p ro gress., of lu
OA he iWereati
stall visa nrg,,A
Jay bY 11 -' 6 ' 2l64e'
alCdonal and
hes sued for
"For_ the
r5 ....1 am sorr
aced your inte
- ofettise you
We, A-11e:
t can be detiv
t r h ar o di t im v , a ' yn h ec o ei
in e fg h:
a be quite a
s of some wOu
e that you vvi
n o f publis
intend that
such a s crap
his thing of
ffsir that may
population, y
o possible got
eh a course n
rigs have nide.
nv, men cat
At amusement
ject to young
nttnattnt emus
e innticent: bi
innocent, is
believe in rn
hieb the best
y of; but with
,'attended thi
ifferent.
wing that ind
:I hasten thri
ntherp mean
p ttqhe pra
u, the, public
Anis m
asks vs it vre
gtutie4in situ 1
Le or :Lis attuft
len atal'by
Taut :NI eeti 11,•4
the
t 3 hoOse of 01
, nil Friday
hahiniou - siy a
tee appointed
_tig the sense
oceed tugs
fly expelled t
rs of the Cu,
,meting :ias he'd
ni.:etin4 of tn.: V.
la the nti miler p:-1
' (.11at fonittio peti'
nt'ehall Call a no
:tinily tin: wean.
irenlatO only a
'oh: of be. ing In
the majorit, .
- .That ineetirg
over it illeguU
-tot h in lawful
r strike off the
, :t active 4.lfree
ithou,t any rr .
1
dying by
begulded
crgethyr
inptuy..
. iat L eau ."
-
us calling the
of thia, e,rwer
f a mad baiimi
those' m:•ri vvh
, are tl,vcid of t.
.•
IL (.0:4)0 4 ..36 8.
Hit the rer,on,
demean. d
y ina.;e
- MLA nn one
'it bile Gur
.se f.er,ubs as
- ut fed ckei.lv
ieh i 6 is oct. y
we :e[ms,dcr
tiucik, We con
ofany mew
s in case of
ison not legali
4. D. Brz
'Fur the
r ot, the Set
ORsi—l ha
'e name of
b3i many
suitable ca
e afproachi
asole of
r 4 Bigler
i
n7g li tP a esvt t l i l i lv:
ta:tib,d
e 11etl
efaition, I .
•elited by
.0 4 344 . ,
- _
Pest! or prod
or fkiod or e
- OABBI
•cm4rters. 251
Iveo,wilty- a .
-- 11 3,Med thmi
Imaimaictot I
►s 44 tneit"
.
• • Amami
0414‘ Batt!
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