orn
loot _
saHileind but
, few ,
teents,before, oftlte dangerous iitneea,of
the ei'dhi ! She had "brought with her
soinetnedieine; but her angel visit was too'
hrte.. a gentle spirit of the babe had
0 there remained for her but , to
40 ,
ttlinfliiiftlie - This she did, while
we fonerireld the father. We related to
bins theciteun stances which had led us
to his house, and briefly sboke of the mit.
cry which inevitably follows in the wake
of intemperance.
61 know it, sir, ' said he. 'I have long
isnowiait. t have not always beer' what
ion new see me. Alcohol and my appe•
tits Neve brought me to this depth of deg-
IVINV not master that appetite'! You
herdoll,:power. Thousands have proved
"Sirin believe it. I have seen others as
far rer4reed-as myself, restored and made
hapfiy; but you are the fist who have ev
er spoken to me upon the subjezt, and I
had, toostrong a passion for liquor t..) think
of a reftWeriation myself.'
'Well, will you now make the f 111
It has occupied my thoughts
(hiring the whole morning; - and now, in
the presence of Almighty God, I swear
never again to touch the accursed thing
which has ruined me and made beggars of
~•trey 3fsiirity:
lgapprenough to hear this mcnly res.
q:11141in, we returned to the house with him;
tr.6*lrtitne we made the fact known to
t/44ife—and producing a pledge, the
Viitiohaamity signed it upon the table
whieirbeld the body of their dead chid!
Two Tim scene was an affecting one. * *
Two yeals had passed, when the incitleet
was rewired to our mind by a shake of the
b%itid•frorm a gentleman who was returning
we st with a stock of dry goods which he
had juot purchased in New York. It was
therm rr wh% had signed the temperance
pledge' by the body of the dead child!
Rvehester Dem.
IrsCl PRESIDENT,
3= AL SB Ic %Na:,
ereltlectio the decision of a Na' Wont Convention.
DAILY MORNING POST.
vie*. Puitt4t2 2c- WI. H. SMITD,II:IIIToA3 AND PR.PRIUTOR9,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER I
See First Page.
Gen. Cass and the Presidency.
Vire 'have already announced the arrival 1
of Gen. Case in the Steam ship Columbia.
Since his landing his friends have set them
selves to work with renewed vigor, to for
ward his pretent►ons to the Piesi•'enry, and
he seems well disposed to second their ef
forts. He held a sort of levee in Boston,
and appears everywhere diligt nt in hiSaen
deavors to attract public attention and favor.
A l ,' yet it cannot be determined whether he
has most friends among the Democrats or
Whigs. but we incline to think his greatest ,
farce is am' ng the latter. The Pennsyl
vanian pill - dishes a letter of his to a commit
tee in Philadelphia, dated Paris,August 19,
1841., in u hich he deprecates with extreme
mildness the spirit of partisan , lop, and ap
pears to rest very contentedly between the
two great parlirs of the country, saying
that he believes the Democratic party are
right in their construction of the Constitu-.
tion, hut that the Whigs, too, are “honest."
and winds up by sa)ing that the destiny of
the country does not depend upon the
measures that either would adopt. It is
impossible, we think, that the Democratic
party will choose to advance a man who
holds these views. However indifferently
Gen. Case may look upon the matters in
_controversy between us and the whigs; the
Democrats think they have urged vital
principles, which they cannot surrenders,
nor trust in hands
:lees. CAPS has also written a letter under
date (7f t h e (oth. to M. Dickerson, of N. J.,
in wiliett he says he is "a member of the
Democratic party." The Plebeian discus
ses4iis claim to be considered a Democrat
wad somesharpness, and denies entirely
that he should be so considere.l. It con
demns Gen. Cass for that he -has truckled
to the spirit of despotism 'in France, and to
the spirit of W higism at home. lie bent
the knee to kingly power in France by his
bank tin that country and its monarch—a
book Stied with sickening ad J lati on of Lou
is Phillippe, disgusting in ileelf and dis.•
graceful to a Repikblican, snit uhich earned
for him the contempt of the nabdity of
France, and the bitter scorn of the Democ
racy .011Mth continents. A friend, in whom
we Oates tdo ntmost_, confidence, a Demo.
eras of this sill:lately returned from Paris ,
inforiffid us that the conduct of Gen. Cass
had male hint exceedingly unpopular with
etreit Liberal at that capital.
General • Case, adds the Plebeian, has
truekied to the Whigs of this country. in
seynrai instances. After the last Presiden-,,
dal 40i - ton: a -be very gratuitously published
A card in the Paris papers, requesting the I
Frensfi people not,to balisaa thestaLetnents
in the Globe, end other Democratic papers
tgthie eittinity,rellteivelci the fraud and Riper
ityingby which the Whigs ttiumpheil, as
they -,. %roe, torevageeciee % of a partizan
press a l , 44;wastingitt:iroth. ' This was
dintelo,rpitiatii: General if!rristnt:lf*
t.,-i . A ,:.'''i.i:V, tiitimf;_ike4iftig
.1 ,- if---a*:N---izilausa:ll 4 4l - Aliak
.„7-L i
"ratt°4l!!-14:6110 W
. 1 1 -/tVat liatiP s
he eill*Od . that 'itietieliAtir4l44: de
ceaaeds—potwi sta ins it ha d u been .vio.
assailed by Ole lieineeratie-ferty,
throughout the Prestilential canvass—wl ich
assail Is. if unjust, ( l as they certainly were,
if the oration of Gettral Cuss is correct,) he
owed it to the freputition of a Ltsother sol
dier, to have refuted; before :be contest was
decided. 11 he hold taken his position
while the result was unknown, his Motives
would not have heel' liable to the suspi
cions which now 'hang over them.
The Pleb_dan alsi,) states that a special
meeting of the Dernllcratte Young Men's
General. Committee fwas called, and a se
ries of resolutions approving of Gen. Cass'
coarsem.was offered. 1 :Some debate took
place, when the resolutions were rejected
by a vote of 36 to 1. 'We shculd infer from
this that his cause cannot flourish in N.Y.
Of its progress and ;its supporters-in this
state, we have before spoken.
Tke Bankrupt
," ,aw.—lt seems -now
highly probable that this law may be re
pealed at the present session of Congress.
It is worthy of cOnsideration, says the
.Pentvvlvanian, whether it is well to go ui
either extreme—t halt of so iocrse and indul
gent a law as the prclsent, m• tint of no law
at all on the subject. Would it not be
well to retain the provision fur involuntary
bankruptcy, or, in other words, that which
enables the credinuls to have possession ta•
ken for4heir equal ibetbefi' of the property
of a fraudulent iusOilventi Would it not
be well to include Banks and other Cur
poratimas'in the provision fur involurrtat y
bankruptcy, and thus secure, beyond the
poFsibility of failtire, a sound currency
throughout the Union? Alight it not be
expedient in case of the assignment of his
property by an insolvent, for the equal be
nefit of all his creditors, to give him a dis:.
charge from future liability in case a ma
jority in number and value of his creditors
consent to such discharge? A provision
of this kind would afford an incentive to
hn•testy and fairnessa in mercantile transac•
These are thoughts which occur to us
at the moment, and which we deem wor
thy of deliherate examination in the final
settlement of the question at the repeal or
modification of the law.
Bankruptcies .broad.—To ?cad the
statements of some of the foreign journals
when alluding to the commercial disasters
of this country; - one might fairly suppose
that bankruptcies were quite rare on the
other side of the water. But the follow
ing paragraph tells a very different story:—
The Gazette de Tribunaux states that)
between the Ist Nov„ 1841, and the Ist of
the pres;mt moat:', there have been decla—
red 610 bankruptcies amongst which wet
66 joint stock con - 10:11es. Amongst the
bankrupts 104 love been convicted of
fraud.
.Inother Libel,—J. Fennir - 4, tre Coopey
has obtained a verdict of two hundred dof'
lars against Horace Greely of the New
York Tribune, Im-speaking disrespectfully
c.f him and his frolics. It cannot but be a
source of regret to Mr. Cooper's numer
ous friends and admirer=, that he should
persevere in his ritlicul )us elf 'as to pun
ish every b'ackguard of the press, who
from personal or political dislike, speaks
of him in disrespectful terms.
Distressing Catamity.—Toe Blairs
ville Record of the 14th says that on the
night of the first instant, the house of dlin
maria .V. Balke, an aged citizen of this
county, who resided on the Raikroad, near
Croyle's Mills, was consum'd by fire, a..d
Mr. Balloe, his 'aged wife and two grand
children were destroyed in the flanges !
Wood had been left on die hearth. for the
purpose of dryik through the 'tight, and
it is sapposed that the fire of iginated from
this cause.
"Laps" should And his favor to anoth
er "morning paper.". We shout "judge"
that it will not suit the Post.
Roman Analpities in France.—A late
number of Golignant's Messenger relates
that while somei workmen were digging for
the fottn lation of some new buildings iu the
Place des Coseines, at Besancon, France.
they turned upltwo stitne•tes of the God
Mercury. One is no more than 2 _inches
high. The fire is invested with the tunic,
which descend to its feet, and holds a
purse in the flOt hand. It is somewhat
deteriorated by its long interment, and • has
lost the left hart! The other is nearly five
% and in perfect preservAt on.
e god in a mate of nudity.
the left leg, the right being
itching the ground with the
of the foot. IThe head is
toward the right. From
r falls, drapery, or a mantle
/ he same arm, and deacends
. leg. This statuette has
'ght hand, the fingers ot
i r are incorrectly Moulded,
I, of with the rent of the
pears to have been of the
[#lieleigt- Tile fingers
"Atir:; i* l . , v : 4*.‘ .ikre4lt. its.
14*, ,1. , ', ` . " . i - ' ‘:--,...'--**
inches in neigh
It represents t
It stands firm of
slightly bthit,
with the point
slightly turned
the left should
which touches
to the ealflof th
a - oursa irt the
homee
iad 911 t 4-her
wok, which
beet . era' ot the
"nfAiil4.ll';'
Sarttida':,
"Lei st u htiltli*fr " tt il ft 'a l ia ;
Lash talk fags 0 —
T he o, b e i r ra,;:wearta oar Lives."
The 'dispatch of tit, maim:tiding officer
of the Y ucatan; forces. Col. Gaebua, to the
Secretary of War and the Navy of that
province. contains a glowing account of
a dreadful battle, fought on the 12th of
November, between the gallant and war
like army under his command, and the
powerful and valorous troops of Mexico.
The Colonel says, 'On our side there was
but five wounded and none killed. The
slaughter of the enemy was much greater.'
And again—'l have the h " nur of accotm
panying this &spate') with the lequipments
of a soldier of the enemy, consisting of a
helmet and musket.' Aftcr such - a glori ,
ous and decisive victory, though unfmtta
nately attended with so much bloodshed,
we would advise the g overnment -of Yuca
tan to present to the heroic and gallant
leader of their 'thrice renowned' forces.
the whole of the booty captured by his cla
rityg soldiery in this terrible engagement.
-Letter from General Jackson.
We extract from the.OhioStatesman a
letter, recently written by, ~/14t4reu, Jackson
to Moses Dawson, on the s4lbjelit of paper
money. He explains fully wliat t jte meant
when he said, had CoriiieSs4pted to him
fora .substitute for Riddle's fl t ,ate would
have given them one. Congreii never ap:
plied to him—and the reasons he explains.
Those who have quoted- Gen. Jackson to
back their paper schemes, will now cease
that game. Gen. Jackson notjvtands with
General Washington and Jefretsor,
opposed to all the humbugs of makiniz peo
pie rich by issuing a paper circulation o
credit, instead of specie. •
HERMITAGE, Nov. 24, 1842.
MY DEAR SlR—Your letter of the lBth
instant has just been received, in which you
ask permission to publish my letter, or ex
tracts from it, to which you refer. I have
no copy of that letter, and when written
had to idea of its being published, and as I
wrote it in haste, there may be errors both
in grammar and spelling, which may_need
correction; still as you say it may be Useful
for information to the public, ha44igt the
greatest confidence in your judgMint, the
permission you ask is freely given to you.
I never put to paper anything but allot are
my matured opinions.
As to the allusions made to my Message
to Congress, had I strength, I would give
you the full outlines of that project, if -Con
gress had made the call on me. But why
the call was not made upon me, Congress .
was well aware of my opinion of the Con
stitt tional powers of Congress in their_leg—
islation for the District and of the Sites,
with regard to chartering b a nks. I will
give you a concise and hasty view t f that
opining. That the rower of Comlress over
the District was equal to that of the States
over their respective limits. and that nei
ther had the Constitutional power to (-liar
ter Banks - of pap issues; tiat her r,nly
power in this respect was to charter Banks
based upon a specie b arid tsf depos't
and exchange. The States having resign
ed to the General Government the sovereign
power to coin money, regulate the value
there. , f, &c. tS-c., and prohibitine themselves
II from issuing hills of credit, or to make ant
thing a tender in payment of debts hot gold
and silver coin; h nee the reser:et' rights
of the Stales contained no power to charter
Banks with power to issue bills of credit.
I ask, what is a Bank bill, but a bill of erect-
The charter al'owe them to issue three
dollars in paper for one of specie; thrt e five
dollar bills are i , sued; I go to the Bank
with one of them; I draw out five dollars in
specie; ask, *what the other two fives rep
tresent? They a nswer—nnatinv . but eret it.
These were well kn Iwo by Congress to
be my opini.ms, therefore my project was
not called for. Many committees reprea
seating Banks called upon me whilst in the
Executive Chair, to know it I would not
approve a charter upon other terms
than based upon a specie basis—my an
swer always was, thlt I would approve no
other charter; therefore none was present-
ed to me.
I am, and ever hava been, , ,oppose(, to all
kinds of Government Paper Currency, let
it I. derived the fromExchequer,or other
wise. If the piper is the real representa
tive ofspecie. why not pay the debts in
specie, and let the specie circulate in the
hands of the laboring and producing clas
ses'? 'nen the dealings between the mer
chant and the laborer will be in specie,
and the merchant, by making a deposit,
can get a bill on any part 'of the Urridn.
Where, then, is the use of a parpercurren
cyl ,Neither the merchant or laborer
wants it. The merchants want a bill—
not a flank or Exchequer hill, but upon a
Banker, where he lays in his goods. as in
Germany.
4k,lt is one of the greatest humbugs ever
attempted to be imposed upon a people,
that there is not specie enough in the world
to answer all the necessary wants of ; the
community. Look at Cuba. There is no
paper.thet e. Shut out from circulation all
paper, and specie will flow upon us as the
tide; but will never flow to any country
that has a paper currency, which wilt al
ways depreciate. A National Paper cur
rency is a great curse to any country, for
...
its depreciation always falls upon the la.
borer. But with these hints I must close,
being exhausted. lem greatly debilita ,
ted, and remain your friend.
' ANDREW JACKSON.
MOSES DAWSON, Esq.
The Slexander trial.—This trial, which
has - caused so much excitement io Phila.
delphia fur the past two weeks, was sub
mined to the jury on last Monday. and 'at
,
5,
P,AI,-theY eamein and stated that they
. - zet4lllnot agrees. Yaritmlicr eaatlO, dire
i4'Nroxi'ktt.4llo-trA446:#c. 'e.after h K
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1MP11441 -Art-Org4tal_ . , lei --reeellt lettert7 Jacksowitamt•
Or
the Seirisi.o 6 A*. tifiietiii-eit,ent of the hone; - JacksonTheses*.
41 0, if liate separating- tha:ll:lnhidStates and Terri-.. Jack Wm 3 - ---."-.--.
toms em the Britiah poesesaiont, and lying be- Jaeitalt: . •
tween the monument of the St. Croix and the sto- Jackw44ontuitel
fly Mountain's, is estimated- as follows for each Jeannie Wii4 Susan
adjacent state:— , _ Juvine 'Eveline Al
*Jones Sarah
Maine,(line as awarded by the -
King of Holland.) . . . 463 miles
New Ilamdshife, • . . 40
4.
"
Vermont; . • • • . 99
New York. • . 240 "
• .
Pennsylvania, . . . . 30, ..-Ohio, 200 i`
.. Michigan, . • • • 740
Ter rap ry west of Lako Superior, 1150 "
---
Total length of the boundary. 3130 "
Bankrupts.—The number of persons
who have applied for• - the benefit of the
Bankrupt Law in Philadelphia District.
since the same went into operation until
last evening, was 1240.
In the Western District of Pa. the num•
ber of applications, exceeds 1500.
W IST OF 1.14:T MiLS Remaining in the Post
Offirx in Pittsburgh, Pet , .14f9v. 15th, 1842.
Teryntv tatting for letters ou this List. will
please say they are advertised.
A,
Asselanien Charles Anders m Rebecca
Armstrong Cid George Andel sim Mary
Armstrong Col W Antiersintdohn
B Nlf Aneost A nder.rin David 2
Arizt Charles Amos Wm
Anihor Win Atexan' er G W
Applegate D W Adams John 2
A nth.my Mrs Mary Adams Rev J
Anshuiz C Adamson Thomas
An4rews James Adin Benj
An ierson Win Addison Abraham
B
Badger Win Beak Chit. I a
Ba' &yin J.idn Mc Bennet Janes
Baia ill Blackburn J ,ho
Boyle Win Bishop Miss Elizabeth
Bails) , Miss Elizibelh • It; iss G• orge
Bain Wm Black Ja mes
811 ker Miss Am . eli.e T Black John
Barker Harriet =B ack Beij M
Bailey Mrs Harriet Blairßiza
Baxter :anal Boyd James B
Borne Andrew Bold Samuel
Barr M r Boynton H G
Bayrd Saml Bounswell Thomas
Ballow Joseph Boobyer Jacob
Barlow M , s B .yea Mary And
Baines Win Bouglier Jim
801 l Est-i Soyarrhis Sarah
Bell Wm Ittovin Bob , i.l
Mown Avery Buchanan Wm
B. own Joseph Bolger It R
Brown Re' George Buckly Henry
Blown Lewis Brogan Miss Ann
B•ansnn Isaac Borns Ssml
Brooks Mrs Nancy Burns Abs.
Eli ea fort David Itnr - li Cam [Liam
Brooke EpJ Burke .1.1)
''Brandy John Burton Chat lei
C.
Ca•r Nancy
Carter James
Case Sullivan 2
Gamer James
Carnahan Sarni
Catlin John 2
Caffinan H W
Camp Wm
Case Ann Elizi
Campbell Wm
('rise James
Chines Isaac.
Chambers John
Chats ick Semi
Coo h,ugh Win F
Cee B
Collm4 Leonard
Cook G A
Cumnioos Alex
Die, , min James
Det Irige Edward A
Diu , ino , e James
I)irks.o M Maoy
aillgbarty Danl
Da-g , ary Win
D , dial.li.on Win
Dodge Calvin
Donn,ly 'au.] ne
Doonely Tho;
D W N
Dori,: John
Donahue Weld
Draher Geo,go
Drip: John
Decal Vrter
Easly J.hn C
Elikr•El as
Edriegtnn Mrs Anne
Ed , ington - Mrs E G
Edwa,d Lncf
EtnPrt Nelson &Co
Everett W & Co
Er nest Mons C
Fearns IV IV
Fetherman Semi
Fellnws Steph
Feeling Grace
Fergus ,n Alex
Fiqtning Wni D ,
Finley John A
Fezimmons Win
Flemming M
nem niog Jeremiah
Fitzgerald Mr
Flanigan Patrick
Gass Miss S rah
Gardner Wm
G+o•ge Mr
Gillagher John
Gintz Lewis
Galey T
Gallagher Jnlin J
Gqrman S J
Gib•mn A'fred
Gorney WmJ
Gorden W B
Gormly Patrick
Griffen Henry
H
11,4 ()titian Thomire Hammet John & Jas
Hamilton James Hardy James 2
Hamilton Elizabeth Mattis Geo
Hall Agnes` Harris Richmond
Hall John Hardeastio John
Ffall 'Thotnag
Hal Mary J
uIT Geo iv
Haney John
Handiin Jonn
Haffey & C'Brien
Hackett Miss Julia
Hanna John
Hulas David
Hanshrnw Michael
He•m Thomas
Reisman James
Henry James
Heyberger Sarah Ann
Herron Jonathan
Herron Elizabeth
Hively -Mita C
Hinds Jane .
Hinds Elizabeth
Higganhottom Josiah
Holland Nirm -
Hotliater II
Hohnes - John
H ngan Thompson
Holt Mrs'LM
ligatchistm.Wl6 - _-
Muter _ Thoui.4.
Coats James
CornsJos-ph
Clapp Ralph
Clemmer Susan
Cline John
Conhely Margaret
Crwo W El
Conn,r Dahl
C.nnway Robt
C;,,tvly A
Cooynghain John 0
Crosby Marten
Ct)dge Mathew
Jae A
C , osciy Mo.s Snyder C
Ci un gao J ahn
Cttliiiniglta4l John
Coohoings S S
J4.4ah
Dal I , V
I)Ailid4lln Is., belle
Davn:son Andrevvi
Dav,s Evan
lhvis rizabetn
D 'is 'l' flees
Da , is I:obt
Daly Te enee
Dexter Mary Isabele2
Thum Jnhn
Deforri Wm
Demaming [1 W
Deveran J,,hn
Durkee Jacob
Duff in
I)unseth James
E.
Eller Janies
Evans David
Ewalt Jane
Evans Join W
Evans Margaret
Ewa,t Jacob
EA'ans Wni
Fleming John
Poriythe Mary
Fabms & Foil
Force Day 'd
ForemPo G D
Freeman Noaman
Francis Evan D
Fundenburgh Sami 2
Elenor
Fulton John J
Funrtown James II
Grigg David
Greenvoigh Joseph
Greer Mary
Gravis Pr Orme 2
Grier Mathew
Grave Dan!
Graham Win
Graham Tsaac
Graham James
Graham Odin
Gray James Ii & Co
Gray Danl C
Guynne Mary and C.lth
Greenleaves Sand
ffirdinglstin
fiart S N
Hartwell Mr
Hathotn Mary
Hasting W H
Hasten John W 2
Hays Gen S
Helsel) , Frank 2
'Henderson J K
fleskett John
Hoffey Miehl
Hopper Margt .
Homer Jonas W
Hopewell 1,
Hnuseman D •
House J B
floubly Sant!
Hunter B T
Hunter John
Atitabert Geo
Hu. JaenhACo,
Hunter Will
~Hunter Alex S
fingley Miss Mary
11011sPbreYs'Xilin
Bunter rirt,rins-
'; •
Keller John
Kane( Met.4•Harriet
Ktepnedy Jtioses
Kerrigan Nick
Kennett Thomas .
Kerry & "Crone
Kerr Rev 3 P 2
Kerr Charb•s
Kennedy James
Kelly Harriet
Kerr Sidney
Kerr a M
Lafferty John
Lagerty D n 1
Lambe , t P. 7
Like Mary
Lanimer James
Lane Denis
Lathrop Hagen
Latimer Lvden
Langston Mrs
Lee A P
Lewis Abraham
Lewis Win
Louis. Font y 2.,
L-wis Orange ft
L-nnarri W
I Marks Gen-Wm 2
Mar lea IYLEhtV4
Mal tlieilisi'7BV to
Maya Win
Mammeaux L
Mara(ta Fd
Marts J. am
I Maas Robt
i Matheys Charles S
Ma li,v‘s James
I May J , .ltn .1
Maven Win
; Mereai(h W C
Miles James
( Miles John
Miller Sr. Coleard
Milky John
Mcßride T G
McCartney JailICS
McCallly C
McClure Jarnev
McCabe Brroard
McCabe. James
McCaskry Ma. y
M,Ciure - Nlr,
McCoy Ptprick
ti Coa•a„ J is
McCurdy Joseph
McCutcheu Rob!. R 2
NlcCcrrly Robt
McCovel Jones
NicCru'llt
NicCully Sand
51cEwing J ho
McCobance
Masu:lns Janies
Mcll.any E
Mckto•li David J
McElroy Thus
McCiusty H •
Meliey Thomas
McKee 2
Nell Wilson J
Nell John
Ncihet \V & Co
Nnhh Jugeph
McLaugi.lizi Alex
Me f,aughlp Jule
M.,•liam Martha
McLay An 'rew
Oliver Almew
Orr jt,eph
0-borne t?
O'Dunn,h Jainei
Otty e
Paxton Juhn P urn . er J n .s NV
Parrlime Jaws Phid lon an,e. I/
P 4 l te I son And,e‘v 1' ver Jr , ll r
P; ttcr on Ja.i \V P ~.7.el F
Part ers , rlrMiss Caro'in- 2Priphott l' G
Patterson John POW man A ugh \V
Pent ficidh k J Phos Ger 2 -
Pr nlon Lot Prntsmann Amin
Perers NV 111 P. , trenhiver J , n 2
Feters L.Nrcr Perkins John B
R.fratlv Mich!
Ryan II J
Ray James C
Rhoads Elizabeth
Reis George
Reynrtiris Ruth
Reynoks Olivia
R-yno'ds Geo
Reed Lilly
Reed Sn a rl B
Reed Henry
Reed Alt x
Reed Isabella
Reed J Altyne
Selimme R'ehard
Sampson John
Mettles John
Scott Sarah Ellen
- _
Scott A J Stevenson John
Scott Grßihßtil Streets Mrs Leah
Scrnnp George and MichlSturgelin John J
Sewall Samuel D Stubbs Charles
Seeley C C
Seville John
Seitz Freark Smith Mist; Mary J
Shaw Sarah Jan- Snith Mrs Margaret
Sheppard A B So , der Lewis
Shirk Morgan Stlytier George
Short Capt A Spray Iloratio
Shultz Miss Mary Atlas Spaulding James
Shultz Mrs Ann Sark F
Shoelair James Smith Jas
Sims Jun Smith Edward
Slice Nancy Smith David
Simpson Jerome Smith Asa Shinn
Skillen. Wm Smith Thomas
Small James Smith John
Smullen Patrick SMith Wtn
Suydam Capt Sweeney James
Sunderbury S 2
Taylor James Timmends Mrs Arm
Taylor Misa Sarah Ann 2T.ail Ovar
Tally Wm N 3 Trunic George
Thayer Horace Turns' Robert
Thomson II & J Terrine Robert
Thomas David Toy S^tmuel
Thomas Sam( N Tyler Henry 8
TppeirThos
Vance .itobt
Vols Chas L
Walker Mrs Jane
Wallace George
Wagoner 13
Wainev Jan
Wall James
Wallet Wm
Warren Thomas
Ward Samuel
Ward Rev Samul
White John
Wh fill Ltturtua
• White.Nirs.M
White Ebenesir C
Williams Walter
Wickhatn-A.nit
Yonog bietirY
Young isnonis
Ymunz*notill
Ji
JOhriStOn
kjoliusion
/41ustilti Cairt W
• „miles Dr James 2 _
Jcihnsmo Row ales
Janes Rowland
Jones Wm A
K '
Knee Amelia
King Rota =—
Kirk Sarni
Kevy .D.rd
Kuria Geo F
K.awr•on Horace
Kerr James
Kiiicko.r barker Mon
Kirkpatrick Edward
King Ricbd
King zacob
Lee Jona T
Lenhart Goafrey -
Lytle Jellies
Linsey Wm
Longdon Win
Le•xis Gathariue
Lawrence Thomas
-Lynch John 2
Lynch Nancy
temg James S
Lowry Mart-o
Long I,,eph
Lee Sias
Lcvar Dan!
Montgomery Mary
Moore Levi N
Moore Jane
Mn , re James T
Moore D
Moor° Chrt•iPq P
Mu d‘,yk A ~ d 'sv
Mu-ick
Mane U vt!.l
Mowi M
1‘1•), via wi Alex
Moron And
Murry .1.0111 C
Mogan Mrs Mary
itil , •rgaoJ B
Mold 6 omei y Miss . Elb't
Me
McCleovin R. ht
MeGrvder Mies H mah
Mc M
McGialey I wa, d
11cGh.ais Cornelius
McGM,e Jam's C
Mefiiniii,s 1118 i -- Diz,betil
M envy John
MrEth:ern
MeGmlb Alex
McCoy Mis Mary
McHerm , it Mis; Mary
MeDo"al I Margaret
McD , mald James
McKee (Ma , les
MeKalch 11 , u y
Meligivy tl
MbKi
hirliahonJ -
McKinley Mrs
Ge H
hl Q,nitty A,al.eAt
McKee Ile , tir
No. mann JIIiO s
N .rtlihra nd G T
Nh (' &
McL-tai C Mani
NI , Maims H ug h
31.•‘1..1inn He. ry
McNa r D It 2
O' Do wail Patrick
01.yrr Al s llary
0 r 11$$lit
Owei.ii To $s
Owens Jose ; h
Rooubaugh Bei cci a
Boyer John B
Root rulme/ C
Ro^A Miss
Robinson John
itnbivs n Cathy ine
itob:nson Nlark G
Rnhinsln Capt
Hoer... Mary
Riddle Jat
Ridi;e. Win .E
Riddle J Kerr
Roberts Rob'
Rid.Ce Elizrbeth R
S.
Stamps Charles
Steffe Ah
Stewart 111. s rIa.Y
Stewart John
Stubbs Rnbt
Smith Benjamin
Wilkins. W
Winters Mr
Wightnian Wro
Widney
Willard Mary
Windrets Win
Wood Wen
Woodward Isaac C
Watson George
Weare Datil
Wear George W
Wilson James
Wesoo R. A.
Wilsoranlin 8
Wilton Samuel
Wilkinson, Geo
lonstietT Saclel"-
iii.BB ti►sof 'St , J o h ns
Otsofth.,'
F • -- -Ttiaf
rlie Rev
Mr. M ao ;lilt,
Mist, frialtoo.ia, +laughter orbit. Jaosll.
of Upper St Clair toweahip.
TE MPERANCE.
The G. W. T. A. Society of the &bitty
molar weekly isteettne tin thy (Pridar
18th, In the PrltultiVe Church, r e p, si., : t eles ii
clock. Mehra. Dr, John Ma y l E6l/04 N 0i .. 1 5
G
MI me lass, T.
Inv M ited to attend., Galt. and others will skips...*
we. c havcroph , j„
.
WatirTED SOON—Five of t:z
with small famine*, to err
.doO 4
50 milba. TiteY ei n?lnYed In k Ni n i.
brick yard—one In digging too, The t iitti A
merit during i lie winter and aninmer a t 4 . 0 .1
proviretwlth hoboes. Alain rim m ti a 2tigi
a fresh b or milk (or a respe t im ge 7 l, lllo
*arse the child and mother or ' , helo t 4 141 4
( L- Partner wanted fora firm eßrks4:lllll
hailed manufacturing Easiness; oor
and - °not Ilk wit b li o n si lion nes t o.
live part In the plan ha4ei
of intio-Ing men, methinks-, torzei,3/47„for to
for private fam A i p li i i: l a y ,
•
ktkiltij
uttton
i l l HE R FF' S L.— ill he mi - 7• 1 7 1111 ,
Weover, esq , Sheriff. at Name"
Auction It ortutv. No. 110 Wool d.vi v,
h er 20. at 10 a'. lock 4 . M. the eThrt ow!,
tensiec Clothing Store, eonsieiingin on o
Superfine Broad Ciotti!. Beaver and PiN t r u.. .
Cast-imeres, Sailineis and Ftstinp,
Gentletuen'a Drees Cant,
do Over C.
do Fro , k Coals.
Casalniere and Saul Fin
Gentlemen's Winter and Sumter Celt.
Melina Shirts and Drawer,
Silk, Fin:s and Pongee
c ; ,,, v aas, Padding, and Brown Holland
Bleached and Brown
with a great v ark:) , of Tailor'. irionnimv.l, l l
IL A. 81t;:litti
r to OrtPV.
IiPC 14-g,
IDOSITIVF. SALE OF SqUES
nest at 1P o'clock, [will sell withool
cash par moneY.
5 eases of 3,ew and superior Gum oysrdspA
Those t hose are now (Ten for
J. P., Gmst
drc 14 1842
QUPERIOR CLOTIII..VS AT .dUC77241
day !text al WI, w r i o d t.l ,, 4l .
rrcrrve, a Int of relePrior LondOn t)))4,1),*
Conln ce pern, 1'.,4; 7 sot -
hilk Ifs, and inlan . rior We,l
Cloths and Ca-sinner es. One ve) , ..,
Leal her I:aps. . tizAt.
ClOOO SLEIGHING MIS CAE ,ST
how nizt,.y persong are
r.o 2 ont an opportunity In tatpaim?,.. ,
on :in :mark of the Gout rtrli•
Lei all do away with surli fear z. 1 . . 1r Vet,
on: iltry can find n certain cure fi , r
ie's .il4rancy, and
Nerve and Bone Liniment and I.elooTtr'
dec 15.
CIRCUS AND THEA
In front of Captain Broad:
on Penn S I rect.
Fit st night of on MN!!
Thu rsda v, rriday nath,doy
16th and 171 h.
The o.'ll co . l,rtlre
.p!end.it I , ,t.tree. coif I. II
A tnivzo us of the G. Men etcsa
and K Gf it; S,ur
The Sailor Boy
Evaic
Feats, by Mr, XV. N;,;0,,E,
I,) I. a an 3
Corde E I as. ow
Ether which Mr- VVH:iiin wit! a,
-'priteS of lIIP Silver Shrw.ver. 6v iirt"u4l
The plate I realer, Mr. Warren, nil 0,01-
TO Cone hide h Ilse v:0,1 E:11,, , 00 . in
Oh fru , h! Or Vir;inid rapid:
For cast orc ha rac , ,r P'.f F3:3; :VA
NOTICt. -There n04.1..1,00
Wednesday afternoon, tier, 21. r
of thejuvenlie classes, and 110.:P vi •
who cannot attend in the evens , ;.
Dora open at 2 o•c!or I:, For toriollrote
TO the flonoraule, Ile 10,I:e.; MettTO!..
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, la aft':
ty of Allegheny.
The pet Wolf of Geo. Spreal, of O'' af4
2heny City, In the county afdrevaid. bog! '
That your prrtit loner hal It provided bmigifit
ata for the accommodation of tweet ill
•
his dwelling house in the city and
oard 3.
prays that your honors wilt be picand topi
ce n se to keep a Polite !louse of Dten3trO f
your petitioner as in duty itound.tvtilvalt
(Vila -
•
VV... the subscribers, rl'lZPqi of or Ire
rite or A Ileghen y, do net' if ) ; Om t}
Is 0re.0041 repute for lioneqy and iroer'i cP ' ,
ProVided with house room and CoflVeoo..
commodation 1 11,1104.1 of s'. ran;
that said tavern 0 nere:o3,y.• '
Rotrzrt Vilzell, J. J•G•
Win. Ralston, DJ vid H.
"'Ts. ge,
Robert Mortis,
James "'horn, J itnes g•
John Gneliring, H. flake, ~
John Fleming, Jesse WO.
Dec. 10, 1842,
std
RowNsvihts. JUNIATA 1110 i l k
13 wad Fin2he„. Al„„nine,„,„ 00..
Warelicolorl :1., riorlcrl L , '''':!.
NEW TA ILOR I No.; ESTA .
5mA/raid street,
M between
CASEY Thi , •
.
RerVlly informs the orz
receive sod ens °frit
'id" be i 4 prepared to
ders for toy description of %cook In his roe,
lie has on hand, and will be crofts':ooYl 10
erat atsortment of Cuses , Chr" gtrs 1
Weer 1:110
tie will make woi kto order, at .101,
other establishment in ltre city. ,t1g1",.,/11
"rwst. that his whrk, as to truslq w,r,s t
fit and-workmanship, ennnot he sarpaaw', .;
tabliehment in this city.
riiielemettneta l l t ine a r" ii rito t i e t i 4, n d d iris e ree n t re , tnyn mi a tt , l ingi n ti g are: i tor ris ies t7:7 ',.4'
gd
1-1,41°'
DEOE* 94R
,
Stu PllolfElr."—Que ot
eircornsterteen Vbfrinetiled W
s u e r or this (I**ot:ratio nod
c y, is to Observe the gerld
which prevails in the rabli
sissy Candidates are hum
bpit a ste *timber of war
Stet Oil their Maim a are
moderation and *ith every
consideration of diftirenc ,
to area. Alt likewise
ga d d a tetatlead to abide
atom id cowention. Whi
bent among des '
r a
fo - fr o m a multiplicit
-,fhilibaortonce of circurnat
• 'woad the more the ma
Compact and firm *I
deal tiewisiOn calls us to
:art,Whieli probably will t
or Ntvemiloer - nett. will all.
Alien, and theri, With ac
•ho victory drat be ours.
;ennicfat should regard it a:
to bear litinself toWnrd his
al harmony may not be by
While as decided as hell
owtt
others quite t. ertuell latttu
of !halt preferenceA; Fen
RiFividt.fOr dtle rtat • t.hj
dentocfatic principles ='o
that Id 1840 . " . 3, eht3lg
e ship otstate again U, , utt
It is a steady remetribiatte
. which pteiserriM the de•ntier
ril springing out of seelinna
nt td individuals. When ti
ty is prepared, and We folly
. to merge all other come
.r the general good, dem ocra
All opposition must sink bee.
a.
RIED—Oa Wednesday ea.
Allegheny Cite,lby the Re
TIVIPIPVIN Nissen, Eq..
'ongress-frona Maryland, •
'WAN, daughter of Curial
/.01NPPfl.
ontintrcial 1,1
Pittraturgh Market
or the illoroial Pool by
FirriAY NIORNING, I)
ti'avigatinn of a.ll rur rt
'.rchant,. to Eoiip off a en
we new sugar, tnolass
nd bloom, and.n qaant
rn prnduce. A Heil of •
id, bringing dawn all ti
'Pittsburgh and Jolinainw.
Jt. Sfbambeata are
tsmisrg .eouto the Vonong
~d tektite' up and cnrryint
' gooc.s. One exfensiae en
; street has rec-ived a v,r
d domestic manntiteturea r
a"d Fent back a goo I rn
tweA. Tne fine I , leighing
western Pennsylvat.i t ell :I
thwe to market, and faha
which if it coniinne., w
Gbrittrovis and tsT,w Year
.aries, dry good hrd Ant
kind , or 'nrodan a , d Pic
t mnnuCte , iire. arc PXOCH •I
I.IIW-353 I .w in Ihr
104 and e ttrirena Ind r n , r
as nnv nibTn- w.irko.
• privo. and sa l,, ate et
g'4 . 41 e., at t. ,
t n'. l• low par I"antli+
;ince Ike nraintz of th,
par t - la have Colot , ' n ni
Is of f.irfy .. l 1014 r 2 621
frwn wa:or S. at ti v
, taman.'c(l a stride high
flour 4ul aL pt r ,
.—ase parcel of nr•w In
t Vie price it so'd for lit.
Since the snow and f
re bringing in a gi.od
reads sec at 2 to 21 cts
g at 2 (104.4 per 100 lt , s.
sale% of small a roves nt
nd for go-id choice; 3
good 1111 i demand
=ME
good deal or n-w tar
sells from sto 54 t
ny large his in mark
rkete.
Some enquiry for clover
from wagons,and abo it
seed is not rorAted, and
,stores, 1 50 —ll4c seed 7
—Wheat. males at our At
Barley 31. Can 25.
ituAel
Ctemitera-43 25 per bbl
do 84 per bars!.
read-42 75 per bbl.
§ cent! per lb
• a
_7 50 per ton.
ies—our market is weirs,
n large lota of goo!,
nd to the country in small
to quality, e.e. Tea
075 eta. Imperial, 65 to
New Orleans, new per
7. and in WAR 6 1.4
sales of new, 26 s 27
28 a 39 per gal.
ood dried peaches, 1.52 S
to 1,2.5 per bbi.„ ere mbe
I and none in market.
Scorchings sales of shoo
rather scarce; Pots 41. a.
good supply; daly F.
'nutity, reentry 20423; S
;Wit leather per dozen
4 12 to 36 areor,li
ntrY 4 eta.. Spari.li 121 I
n ers,7lle. per gal or nb
bhi. Flaxseed oil 75 a •
do.
aulall sales at 4 a
' les of inforit.r leaf t
' t4 Cilrendish 4 3-4 a 5;
ug 7 a 8: Ladies
Twists
-- WaSstie4. tack $3,7 4. 5 a
oileett sU'ss2 P
e tat.otalesin *mall lots
aunty and qnsilify. ete.
uct of Common P
C "ntY. of October
•-• 411 d now, to wit. Dec
_orAfairl!,4, confirmed a
cagyea booth
' ' 40M:4 -
the faith.
ea:k_sPlP 2o
an Welt:washed cnmin
do 34 do 24 ; 7-8
/!h. matter of th
algameat of Jos B
11 alien
ptprISOI
6or ' 1114411.