~~~~
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under my frivtio's root.
i . thief itr.tbo blood of his „master's .floOt - -,
The next in•Tniug after beakfaSythe fond I had *-1.40e sameirtStrument put an eta
iseibarld in . (sught down a collection cif little to his own exi s t ence.
Brett,
hid procured for his ulfe and chi,- The wretched boy who had caused this
dren, 'who eag tly -flocked ttrund him, and dteadfukdeed, though innocent of all parti
'Weaved theirjoy
cipation in the crime, was an horrified that
,Nks etieh new treasure Met their lousing eyes.' che fled, never to return. T—after a
'by the by, here is the necklacey
turitiou ma (--
• 'law weeks spent in the true mourning of
remember •mw dvtar,' said T ---, n 2 the heart,—a mournkg which turned his
drew*OlP his wile, 'you desired me to take from jet-b!ack hair to grey within three days,
iritaketttbnx, and get repaired,' and he returned to Europe, where he still lives a
fottit a superb set of emeralds. whed and broken hearted.man.
imei..............._____
rth an instant I saw him rush forward,
retc
Niy just in time to catch his wife, who fell ~.
''ping into his arms. My friend, who
on her, was in indescribable army.
suddenness of the fit, for which he
'holly at a loss to account; her sobs
Liter' exclamations, as - she slowly re
•ed, seemed to wring his heart. The
1 scene was one of mystery to m°, till
Redden efftrt she raised her head,
a tone of unaffected sorrow exclaim
Tgetful wretch that I am! I have
/ accused porn Sidommy, and pun
him fur stealing it.
tiled with horror In a moment his
inance assumed a grave, a severe
islon, and his wife explained the af—
him, I could see the pain it gave
When it was concluded, he ponder
s few moments, then desired Sidom
id his father to be summoned.
ten they entered, T—in a few
explained to the buy that his inno•
was now manifest, and that the whole
!EIS had arisen out of an unfortunate
:e; and, as a recompense for his wi
ll sufferings, he mile him a present
splendid European dress he had
it home for his el lest boy, who,
somewhat younger, was ahnut the
ice as the Malay.
runny appeared delighted, and rush
ma the room to clothe himself in his
, arments. The father bowed low, ,
. the r3orn without raising his eyes
or uttering a syllable.
But a short interval had elapsed when
Ole young page, with tears in his eyes,
at:mounted to his mistress that his father,
Waeeing him dr.ssed, had instantly sei
aPtliiim and torn his clothes from his back,
deClaring that no finery, no European or
pigment, could eve: cover the disgrace that
had bar inflicted on him and that lie had
.y utterly destroyed the hand.,orne
son had just received as a press
.was naturally angry at this dating
ince. and would have punished
wear, had not his wife streueous
led him from it, by pointing nut
it feelings were only natural in a
ad that only time could wipe thent
thing more was therefore said a
q] all went on as quietly as he.
ea days after this incident a let
tladras, announcing the expectetl
sister at fatal city,
made my friend determine to gland meet
r._ It was agreed th-t I was to accom-
y im, get my leave of absence renew
ed, and return with him to spend another
mouth in the pleasant mansion.
The evening before we stared the Ma
lay,
kiiimutgar came in, and begged as a
favor that his son might be allowed Li ac
company us, urging his prayer with great
force, and so beseechingly, that, alt'uiugh
my friend at first objected to take him, he
dually consented; and away he went in
high spirits to meet with a young lady
whom T—had foretold would become
my future wife.
On our arrival at Madras we were doom
ed to meet with disappointment. The
young lady had chanrd her mind, and,
instead of seeking a partner amongst the
pagoda-laden Madrasses, had chosen to
marry a handsome young ensign in a
matching regiment at home, who by dire
necessity was compelled
.To live on Iris par.
Xnd spend half-a-crown out ofaixpence a-day.'
We therefore hurried through the little
bigness we had to transact, and joyfully
set out again on our return, sending, how
ever,* daWk.cntirier on before, that our
arrival rdightlaklexpected.
When w9'i4rived at a small village a
bout four miles from T—'s house, we
Ware not a little surprised to find all his
servants awaiting him. He naturally
*might an explanation, when he found that
dmiy had all come there by desire of their
mistress, who had revived directions to
this effect from his master. T--was not a
Alittle astonished at so strange a statement,
as he welt knew he had given no such or
deist; and demanded if Mrs T—herself
, had tol d them to come, but found that
theta commands bad been conveyed to
then through the Malay kid mutgar, who
alone had remained behind.
I confess I looked upon it as a hoax or
a curious mistake, at which I was inclined
to smile. Nut so my ftiend, who seemed
agitated as it were by the presage of some
coming evil, and hastened on.
Aa we approached the house, we saw
every window and door clos-d. Neither
his wife nor thildran seemed to welcome
myfribad, who jumped out of his palan
qui% and ran lot ward like a madam. I
folkiwed him, and found him vainly endea
voring to burst open the verandah door.
With my assistance he effected this; when
horrid to relate, the first object which me
our view, and that of the afriahterl
sty, was the body of the Malay,4 ,, rrounded
by epool of blood, his throat cut frian ear
to - ear, whilst is one hand he grasped the
mot with which he had destroyed him-
self, and in the other the very scourge
which Fad inflicted the stripes on his poor
boy
I Asa scarcely tell the rest. My feelings
wersvfar too painfully harrowed up to de.
*cribs what we discovered in the next mo.
k *ink the still warm bodies of my friend's
` , nod wife and histhree vhildreo, evident.:
• as they slept by the. revenge.
7 4aitaiwashiqg out his dia-
Xlsely.rapited father of a
The Sentinel of the 7th ult.givea an aca
count of a - proceeding in the Senate Which
is perfectly characteristic of the honesty
and fairness of coonism. It appears that
on the morning of that day, Thomas D.
Walpo'e, President pro (em, to the Senate,
the character of which, up to Saturday
morning, appeared to give general satisfac
tion to.both parties, Indeed, Mr. Parker,
who assumes to be a leader of the Whig
party of the Senate, declared from his place
in the Senate chamber, that tl e presiding
officer 'tithe Senate in selecting and arrang
ing the committees, had acted with great
fairness• and liberality. The Committee
on Elections was composed of Messrs.
Bright, Collins, Mitchell Everett, Harris,
Farmer and West, seven as intelligent and
respectable members as could have been
selected from the Senate. 'Co this commit•
Oregon Territory. tee, the message of the Governor, transmit-
We have received from Hon. L. F. ting to the Senate the resignation of Mr.
LINN, a copy of the bill introduced by him Casey, a senator elect from the counties of
on the 21st ult. for the occupation and set-
Posey and Vanderhurg was referee t, On
tlement of the territory of Oregon. Friday evening the committee held its first
The 5i I authorizes the P esident to titer ting, when present all the members ex.
t
cause to be erected at suitable places and ceps Mr. West, who was detained at home
distances, a line of military [mats, from on account of sickness. A motion was
made in the committee, to declare that Mr.
sum- point of the Missouri and Arkansas
rivers. into the best pass for eraerino the Piteher, (the usurping incumbent) was en.
valley of Oregon, and also at or near the , titled to retain his seat as the Senator from
mouth of the Columbia river.
i those counties, which motion was lost in the
(one !committee. This decision was equivalent
It provides that 640 acres of land
way not entitled
section) shall be granted to every white to ea) ing that Mr. Pitcher ;
Mr. Pitcher or hie
male inhabitant of the ago of IS years who to a seat in the Senate.
will settle in the territory and cultivate Widg friends understanding this fact on
Saturday met nina, through Mr. Defreee, a
or use Lis grant for five consecutive years.
appoint; bitter ‘Vhig, m•ived the Senate to add
The President is authorized to
Meerrs. Peunington and ,Voffatt (Whig
two additional Indian agents, with a salary
Phis m nine, so tu t
to wa:da Mr.
intend the interests of the llnited States '
with the Indian tiihes that now inhabit the • IValpole, (aril so nnparliamentary too, cc
territory. , may add) was derided in t':e Air Retire by
a vote of 27 to 17. A inuti o a w as then
The 20d section of the trill provides •
that the civil and criminal jurisdiction of movie to add (lei Dow - wets. This the
Whi •e•
the Courts of lowa, shall extend over that . a-' (; ac i ng • - • troy i n the Sett
le tt . 011,1 Ina avrre. to; hut finally , to coy
part of Oregon territory comprehended iu a ') '
this bill. : er up their eutravaana conduct as much as
possible, Mr. Hatfield, Demo -rat, wag ad-
The taking possession and settlement :
of this territory, has for a few years put : dad to that committee, sit that the commit,
tee is nave en livered of te i niern')ers. This
elicited much attention from Western
Statesmen, and Mr. Linn, patticulerly„has ; is but a prelude of what is to follow. The
Whig members of the Ser.ate, (if we mty
been zealous and untiring in Ha elliirts to .
judge Gam Present appearaer e s) are deter
induce the Government to take some mea-• •
auras to stop the encroachments of the mined ' in vini4"nn of Cie wishes °ill "' P en
ple of his disei o. as , xpresee.d through the
British that were every year spreading more;
ballot boxes last Aug Ist, and in vielatioa of
widely over our western puss. scions, and •
the oenstitution an , 11., ws of Indiana, to retail - ,
which, if not checked would soon claim as
John Plir!ilr 35 3 Trll''lltler a their body
a right one of the most valuable portion s :
_ .
of our western territory. We hope that
Mr. Li.' N's persevereiree in this matte!,
will now succeed in inducing the govern
ment to take the necessary measures fir
the occupation and settlement of this valu
r.R PRESIDENT,
Jrlll PAS BUCHANAN,
subiett to the decision of a National Convention.
DAILY MORNING POSY.
rms. PHILLIPS ts• WK. n. a ?Urn , AND PnOrilWrtol4B
111=SDAY, JANUARY 4.1843
VIP
We return our thanks to the lion. L.
F. Ltrot, Cu- valuable pubic documents.
ale territory. lithe bill becomes a law,
the inducements offered to emigrants, will
n a short time give to the territory an enter
.
prising and industrious population,who wi I
soon develope its vast resources and make
s numerous advantages known to the
country
The dllgerints of Rhode Island begin
to ttemble for the safety of the tyrannical
and proscriptive system of Government,
and are frantically calling upon their vas
sals to leave no effort untried to ►naintain
their power. The Providence Journal
thus gives vent to its apprehensions.
"If you let them take possession of the
State Government, the next spring, the In
surgents will
First. Repeal all the acts for the organ—
ization of volunteer guards, and annul the
commissions granted under those acts.
Second. They will disarm the people, if
they can, by calling 'Ton them to give up
the arms and muniiians which were dis
tributed for their defence, during the late
wicked insurrections.
Third. They will annul the charter of
those brave and well disciplined compa.
vies of cavalry, artillery and infantry, who
so nobly stood Sy the v,overnment, in time
of danger, and sustained and vindicated
the laws; and will seize their armories, can. j
non and equipments, for their own use. I
Fourth They will form volunteer corn I
panies of their own party, and arm and I
equip them with the warlike material+ ta.
ken from the Liw and Or.l-r of the par- j
ty.o
The bright prospects that are now en
couraging the friends of liberal principles
to struggle on in the good cause, and the
growing popularity of the suffrage princi,•
pies have struck terror to the hearts of the
Algerines, and the fear that should the
people triumph, they will mete out to the
aristocrats a little justice from tha same
code that authorized the punishment of
poor but honest met) who dared to claim
the rights of American citizens,makes them
quake.
Illinois
Senator.—Sidney Breese has
been elected a Senator of the United States
for six years from the 4th of March next,
to succeed Senator Young, whose term of
service will then expire. Both these gen
tlemen are Democrats.
it is said that several persona came front Eliir
Lind t.) this country in the last st2eimer, with the
intention of speculating in cotton, and that they
ftirti.44 for thd Southwithout delay.
•~~:
-
Outittgeoua proceeding to tko :eaate Of. in.
• tinted.
(110::f.',1 ti Death.
i The (fine intritti 11.1essag q of the 27th
s ay s tint of 3 ill lay everting I. rata.
rant Pi John 0 1).)ugherty. whilst at mlis.
per, was incautiously laus,;hi”g or talking.
! when 3 piece rf meat entered his wind
pipe. He was observed to leave the room
and returned in silence, and as be ,could
n It speak. no ore knew tvhat was the mat
ter with him. Medicil all was immedi
ately procured, and though the physician'
extracted the meat with ease, life was ex.
tinct. Ha was a naive of Ireland, about
45 years of age, and harl resided several
years in this city
T
'he Hon. GlEo. Mc Duren, elected Sen
ator from South Carolina, in Place Mr. i Firm-I'w° fires occurred lest Mon_
Preston, resigned, arrived in Charlston up day. The first was a yin
the inst. on his way to Washington. berry alley. The second chi
was mne a stave kilnl i n
Croghansville. Total loss.
Nabama Sen•ttor.— A letter received
by the Editors of the Globe, dated Tusca
loosa, Alabama, the 18th lost, says: 'Tire
DemocratiU party of the Legislature met
last night in caucus, and have determined
to re-elect Governor Bagby as Secretor in
Congress sor the next six years.'
Defaiel
/p r y in Missouri.—lt appears from a
statement trimstnitted to the General Assembey
of at it, prevent yeaYien, by the auditor
of outilia Q.:county. that there are tioty.seven
faulters in that :,tate, on account of collections
of the revenues and other liabilities.
The following are the names of the suc
cessful candidates at the elections held
yesterday:
FIRST W-ARD.
‘‘ hate.
Curi,tdble—W. J. Miller.
School D4e , :tors—Geo Alhree and J. L. Sancti.
Insp,utorF—J. MB,: I and JAM Chappell.
Assessor— Tin); Perkins.
Asst Asse.ii.ors—Eli Beatty and John Owen!.
SECOND WARD.
Judge—Julin Rosa.
Insp,Ttors —John Cosgru%o and Jae D. Thorn.
burgh.
Asaessor—Win Whittaker.
Asst ASSethOlS—Geo Arthura and Thos Bina.
moos.
Constable—Bcoj. Hancock.
School Directors—D. Bakccvell and A. Jaynes
FOURTH WARD,
Judge—B. Darlington.
Inspech.rs.—S. Murray and W. J. Devitt.
School Directors—C; Lec and S Jon us .
Assessor—Win Witty.
Asst. Ass.—J &Henry and W Gormly.
Constable—J Hughes.
THIRD WARD.
Judge—G Adams.
Inspectors—WV Brentlinger and R N Hazlet.
Constable— B Dougherty
S. Directors—J McGullongh, J McClaren, Thin
Hamilton.
Assessor--J McClellan.
Asst Aseessors.—A tie.
FIRTH WARD.
j u d ge —W in Wilson
Inspector—James Blakely and J Moore
Asicsor—J A Parkinson
Ant Assessors--DiEllis and /Ain Sinitlf.'
School Directors—Wm ague and H Hardin.
Constable—John,Bampbell
7 7 4 :Mac at Ciacimatt i* good iiirvigible
°Hot.. with sinall quatititko o" floating ice, but
not enough to Impede navigat•en,
Nu' man over seventy years of age can be im
prisoned for d.bt, in Ilic Distri , t ocColumbia.
A man named John B. M was den
gerotoil) stabbed with a ptir of flvars, in New
York, un Sunday evening, by a man named Hurt•
The gallant lady. Sale, who has been ao long a
prisoner with the Affghana, has been released.
Her husband commended the escort that went t o
receive her and other privoners.
The ISitthex Free Trader states that the culti
vation of Wheat is extended materially in Missis•
sippi. The crops this year are abundant, and of
excellent quality.
-mod beef is selling at Rochester N. Y., tor ono
dollar a hundred.
In/dente of Tracts. —Diving the past 3e4 r
three hundre I people in New York have been in'
duced to make professions of religion in comic
quence of reading the 'riots gratui tonal/ circula
ted by the New York city tract society.
insanity is much inure common a:nong single
hen aiming martini pe irate
republic vs a Monarchy —Th d i fro rence
between a republic and a monarchy iv thus point
ed out by somebody "Pile all the people in a
pyramid, with the president for an apes, and you
have the symbol of a republic. You can shake
the liresidrnt, but you can't move the united force
of the people. Invert that pyramid, with a
for Its bane, ar.d you hare the symbol of a mon
archy. Trip up that king, and the wLolc o.ruc.
lure 11,11:4 in c..millssioci."
Hr -T'
pcm—The Sun says it is estimated
. that 70.000 have been packed in that city this
se•,.on. They sold on Saturday, the 17th inst., a t
$1 75 to $?, u hick is an improv.mrnt.
A Lady in V
laine ha• been divorced from her
husband fir frying sausages in a warrniig pan.
So •ay.4 lbo lincl.‘ Sam.
"nest—A ,ire dentist that "no
pains he spired in Ili,. .•pnrationm," to render
satir:fueti.m. Very :040
ore than The pnl or the p yrlldtirin
lioiton are emptop,cl in the tlv;gition ol the
.rnetive Fire in New York.
We 'cam fr nn Cie Poit of the 3 tth
ill!. that non or thc de.truciive tires wi , h
..vhie) New York ha+ v.sited Rir some tim e .
took phine e previous evening. It hroke nut in
the store of Nich.ds. corn •r n'Fletcher
and Wtte, which eotirely destroyed.
The tiatuei soon cn n uun;cated to the rear of'
the ant . dinz of S pith and Wright. carriage and
harness mak. in M Lane, the dept or
their large factory in Newark, which was ehio tu
tally coniu 114 wcJ as Cie odj in..; store
leattinz the s'orc on the north corner of .M.inen
lane and Water street 9 , ,indin T .
The dames thi n enrurnunicsled to the
nrV. 1 , ) the m firth c rio iiden lair , in %Vett: r
whnili were 111,wikc lif Sifi'VCd•
Th, ht.!,+i ,p nn the c t,rncr %Ve - cr sirc,.t end
:11.,i,i eu lane, which had nt fir.t , tkr.tp-d edo
e . c "1.:0 111 i,ll.ilred f.re iu fi
1:n, I ver nail of w!iic'i li,s o•i! nose
and oil acre, itO i i n u flas• 'mimic s it was a laity
or ruin..
The 11,31 itoen•c, fr,mi the coirilinstilik:
itatureof rt,c c.ntent; of the last flleil i•med Ladd
in?„ hit the cinnintinieltril to the west
corner all:l6.nm 11111.! an I Water street, occupied
by M ears. Marvin*, se a plain and r ut glass es
tahlishencat, the two up,ovr s 0-ics of which, occu
pi d as a trisket warehouse, were destroyed.
The huildings were mainly six stories high, and
filled with c )stly vods, so that the loss must have
been very censieerable; but, from the inclemency
of the weather and the km hour at which the fire
w is exiinguished, it is impossible to form any Cs-
Itirt.Lt. of the ainuent of the dainage or enter into
c minute particulari=,
In the early part of the eveni ,g a severe snow
storm set in, the wind ... blowing fresh from the N•
E, which greatly retarded the efforts of our inde•
fatigable firemen.
Thomas Barnett declines being a midi -
dive for Mayor in Allegheny.
Robberg.—'rho house of Mr. Junes, barber, sth
street, was entered last Sunday night and two
watches, two gold rings and <8 dollars taken.
The robber effected his entrance by a back win.
dow. The articles t.tolen were up stairs; %lid)
fa .t renders it certain that the thief ie s..me one
well acquainted with the premises. A fellow is
suspected.
Big Pig.—Some curiosity was excited in the
Diamond market yes.cr day afternoon by a large
hog which was tn . :4od by a Mr 'McAllen. It weighs
540 pounds ! Beat this, Wilson, if you can.
All communicatiocs ure d,r,rrml until to-mor
row on nccount of bt , i unu.ual press of matter
"Om of the Proscribed" will be attenled to to
MEM
Tire great 1)1.11, on the town emelt, Manchester
N. 11., weighing nearly tlitee thousand pounds
tumbled d i.vn Crum its elevilied position last week
and tolled the unwelcome story of its discontent.
GrimNi vs Shakspeare.—lnstead of Hamlet's
remark to Orphelia—
'Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, thou
shalt not escape calumny.'
Grimaldi used to say—
'Be thou as pure as ice, as chaste as snow, by
Jupiter! you must take calomel.'
New Bedfrd's Last—There is a terrible battle
raging Just now between the whales and the pigs,
The New Bedford Minstrel has poured forth a
song, of which the following is one terse:
We men of the Eliot love pork and molasses—
Pumpkins, when made into pies by our las=es:
But the trimming of lamps with bristles and fat—
Good grunters ofnaio, we cannot come that!
A Quan#ary.—Niany a poor fellow whose rep.
station has unjustly Nutt:red, oan bear testimony
to the truth of the following:
"To acquiesce under a report, in silence," said
Tristram Shan ly, "is to ackniwledge it openly,
at least .n the opinion of one half of the v,•arld;
and to make a bustle in cor fradieting it is, to af
firm it as strongly in the opinion of the other
half."
^~,:~i~ ~. .: ~.;x..:~c. , ..c"'.aiu`~L: ~t Vii.,;; 8.3i~^45.
Pittsburgh Lard Oil Manufa
C O-YST.I,,VT/,Y on hand a annerior article cr Lard
Oil, warranted in turn at any tenyer:.tnre. and
equal io the 1,,,t winter . strained Sperm OH, without
is ofren,ye quallica, and one third cLeeper. man.
ntorinred by ihe othstriher at the old stand. Third sr,
n,rrly oponslle the Post Of/lee. Al C. EDE',"
Jan 4,1'111:
/
-1 'l. ECT/0.4" —Tfie member,. on lie As.=nel.ition of the
a.l lard i 1 T. a lierelie nol.tie I I hitt an e!eerj 94
wilt Le holde n in it, IThnnia of the I Inn. on Ttitiir
.1 iy ryrutio7 the inst. at et o -, 10r.k, for One Preel
dent, inn, Vire Prei.identa, nne 'rreitanrer. Seeeeia.
ry NJ Inept, ow! Direc.ns, In nerve 1.. r lite prereni
riinrinliiiy in attend irieri iv regnolitieri n. ma , liits of
horomn ,, Ce will ttrlaid befnrrlhr Coats.
Jana. JOSI 411 K NO. Seey.
Wirt Lecture , -.-4th Coarse.
MR J. It. Millar, will deliver the third Lee.ttire
of he course. fait evening at 7 0•01ork In Philo
Dalt 4th
Sollect--Peeitliatitie; of nterican Character, their
clasps and a defence or (hem.
emir:se ekris and sinsle tickets far the esteninz roar
he had at John:stoti and Stockton's; Eterford's and °frith,
er member °title Committee. Counter tickets ,82.00, sin
gle do. 25.
Jan 4.
C HANGE OF HOUR. --The Mail for Washington
City and Baltimore. will hereafter close at 10 o'—
clock I'. M. until further Pollee.
ja it 4. R. M. ninnt.E. P. M.
7xFon.v.iriox WAN - Th:o.—On the 27th of Dec.
lest, a man cal'inz himself Lefever, from the Kiske•
minims, mopped at the bona, of Solomon Lightcao, 2
mile I,nne, near Pittelmr:Th—having with him a dark
brown horse. about 8 or 9 years old; Loth legs white,
with collar marks, the ind %rhino' left on the morning of
the 23th leavirg his 2. orse, saddle and I.ri&e, and has
not since been heard of. Any information concerning,
him, will he attended to by the eubseriber, and unless
called for soon, wdlbe di=po.e.i of accord ins to law.
If not called before the 10th lest, the how, will he
sold to p-yeltlrges. S. LICIITCAP,
Jan 4.1843.
U. Fee's Writing* Academy,
AZ NITHFIELD St, hel worn Four th at, and Diamond
alley, and nearly opposite Mr. Barker's warehouse.
Ladles Chili from 2 to 9 P.M.
Gentlemen's Class from 6 to 8 at nIOI.
Terms reduced to suit the thnes—Persons wislitng to
enter will please call during Class hours Jan 4--Inr.
TIEC. 3th h,1842,' Cornelius Darnell appointed by the
Orphans Court to audit the herount of polio Shep
ter and Peter Vl?enter. etiardians of Wasidnalon Flowers
and Elizabeth Flowers, minor children of David Flowers
deed. and to report the same to the (Indian's Court of
A 11e.2 betty county. THOS. PARLEY. CPk.
All persons interested will take notice that the audi—
tor above named will attend for the purpose al Is an
point ment at the office, of Resde Washington, in tlesres
Law Chambers, 4th street Pitiburgh, on Tuesday the 7th
of February next, at 3 o'clonk P. M. ort - aid day.
jan 4-3 t.
C. DARRAGH.
B Mote. N, 0. So •this day received per steamer New
York, and for s.tlrbv J R, 4. A. GORDON.
dee 10. No. 12 Water et
PROCLAIILITION :
City of Pittsburgh, as,
N conformity wit It the Provisions of an net of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Commonvvealth of Pennolvani a ,
providing for the Incorporation of the City of Pittsburgh,
and for the supplement to the said act,-1, AI.FXANDER
HAY, Mayor ofsaid City, do issue tido, my Proclamation
declaring that on tit SECOND TUESDAY of January,
A. D.. 1843, being the 10th day of that itiontli, •the free
men of each ward In said City, qualified t o vote for mem
bers of the House of Repreyentatives of this Common.
wealth," will meet together at the usual placei of holding
elections in their respective Wards, and elect by hallo!,
One person In earn and every Ward qualified to serve
as members of the Douse of Representatives of this Com.
monwea It it to be a member of the Select Council; and
five persons qualified as aforesaid, In each and every
Ward, to he members of the Common Connell.
And that on the same day, the said Wards wilt, at
tl e places aforesaid, elect by ballot, a citizen of the said
City, qualified to be elected a member of the House of
Representatives of this Cemmonwealth, to be Mayor of
said City.
Given under my hand and the veal of the said City of
Pittsburgh, this 28th day of December, A. Di, 1 842,
Dec 29—die. ALEXANDER RAY, Mayor.
T
Derry down
10 LET.—From the list of April nev.about eighty
acres of land Pitt township, part of which Is now
occupied by Id rs.fdary Spargo,on which Is a brick dwell
log house with a well of water convenient, a good bear
ing orchard adjoining the house.
This property is bounded by the Parm.r's and Meehan.
les turnpike, by lands of Dr. E. D. Gazzam, James H.
Craft Esq., Win. Arthur, Esq. and others. For terms
apply to JOHN ANDER/31N,
dec Iron Founder.
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CLTY BANS,
PITTS BU RGU.
Officers.
J rio.GRACIAM,Prea't•
Jao. SNYDER, Cashier.
Directors.
Benjamin Darlington,
Charles Avery,
John Irwin,
William Holmre,
David shields,
John Graham.
John Caldwell,
Lewis Hutchison,
George W. Jackson,
William McKnight,
James Wood,
James Dalzell,
Thomas Bakewell.
COUNTING'HOUSE ALMANAC,
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Jan. - — 2i - 3 1 45 61 -7 7
8 910 II 12 13 14
1516'17 18 19 20 21'
5C2' 23 f 24 25 26 , ,27 28
29'30 31 , I 1 1
I 2 3 4
6 6 7 8 910,11
1213'14 15 16 IVIB
119 20 21 22 23 24A
9627 ~ ..4ql i
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5 6 8 9 10 II
, 1 2 13 14 15 16 1,18
19 20 01 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 30 31
2, a
1 111
45 6 7
:_al 6 11,12 13 14 15
EXCHA
Officers.
W.ROBlNfON,jr.Prcs't
T. M. Howe, Cashier
Directors.
William Robinson, jr
E. A. Brown,
Hamar Denny,
William Little,
George Wityman
R. F. Kennedy,
Thomas Hanna '
A. P. Chi lde.
G. C. Stockton,
William Ragaley
Tobias Myers ,
John Grier
William B. McClure.
Bank
18:19 20 21.
I`_3'24 25 211 27 2829
May. 30 11 1
11
0 1
, E 11 12 13
1/ 4 1 5 16;17 18 19.201
12122 23 24 25 26 27 1
2+329 ao 3i,
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dank of Pittsburgh --Capital $1,200,000 Discount Days—Wednesdays and Bat
count must be offered on Tuesday and Fridays.
F;cchange Bank — Capital/11,000,0M Discount Da: s—Tuesdays and Fridays. Notes for Discount must
he offered nn ilondays and Thurs iat•s.
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Bonk.—Cnpital B:i00.000. Discount Days—Mondays and Thursdays'
Notes for discount must be offered nn Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Fe mere' Deposit Bank.—Capital 3.:00,000. Discount Day—Tuesday. Notes for discount mot be
°flexed on Monday.
Supreme Court—Western Ditt ‘ rict nt I ittsburrh, on t''e Ist Monday of September, and to continue eight
weeks. J R Gibson, Chief Justice; C Huston, J Kennedy, T Sergeant and .141 C Rogers, Associate Jude.g
Court it/ammo/a Pleas end Quarter Session,— B Pat ton jr, President. At o ittsbtursh, for Allegheny
county, on the fourth Monday of March, October, and December, and the third Monday in June, and to
continue by adjourionent from day to day, Sunda, s excepted, until the causes which have been set down
for trial shall be tried, continued by consent of both parties, or by order of the Court, at the instance of
either party, upon the usual legal grounds produced to the Court. Alfred Sultan, Prothonotary; Hugh
axis and John Id Snowden, A Fsorinto Todurrs.
District Cou t—For the C 41,1 nty of 21 Iteheny—Held at Pittsburgh, on the 4th Monday of January, April,
July. and November, to sit until all cases ce-nding are Cisposed of. Hon Robert C Grier, President, and
lion Charles Shaler, dvoistant Judge.
United State. Circu Court—Hold at Pittsburgh for the Western District of Pennsylvania, on the third
Monday of May and November. /leo ry 8a1.k% in, and Thomas Irwin, Judges, H. Bottler, tu rshul.
United States District Court—lial at Pittsburgh -tray Ist and Oct. 16th, Thomas Irwin, President Judge .
AIL_ _IIIIE .3111.4 - 11;
Easter* and Soaker,' —By Greensintr2h. Chatriliersbitreh, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Wash
ington City, daily, Arrives at IU, A 31; departs at 1, P 31.
Nara Easter-is—By Bitirsville and lIOIe aysborgh. Pa., daily except Tues.:ay. Arrives between 11, A.
M. and 2, P 31; departs daily. except Sunday, at half past 0. A M.
Erie. —lty flutter, Mt•arlyille &c, daily. Arrives between 4 arid 9, P 51; deyarts at 4, A 31.
South fres/mt.-11v Washington, Pa. Arrives at M; departs at P, AM.
Stesbearelly ly except Sunday. Arrives at 12. M; departs at 4, A M.
.ArarrA Weetern.—By Beaver and (I:•v,lri rid, daily. Arrives at 12, night; depa its at 12, 31.
liittaasia,s.—By Kitt:lnn ng and Leecliburgh, Pa. Arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, at 4, PM; de
pal ts or, Monday and Thursday, at e, A M.
Mercer. ny PerrysvilP. Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8, P 31; departs OR Monday,
‘Vv(in,pdav and Friday, at 7,
A M.
Reateritie.—by Mononeahsla city. A rrivrs on Wednesday at C,. P MI; departs on Thursday, tst 6, A M. (holuatorn —Arrives on :Srinday and Wednesday, at 6, P 111; departs nn Monday and Thursday, at 7, AM.
Wert Liberty. Vd —Arrives on Saturday, at 10, A 31; also from Nolikstott n on Wednesday, ut 10, A
departs on Weilitesda , at 2. P 31; also in Aloblestowrr, on Saturday, at 2, P 31. m,,
Farrrier.—Arrive€ on Friday, at 6. P M; departs on Saturday, at 6, A M.
Meloctie.—Arrives on Tuesday, at 10, A M; departs on Tuesday at 1, P M.
Letters destined for the daily mails must be in the office one hour before their departure; and newitpa•
gwrs half an hour; and those for the triweekly, semi•weekly and weekly ma i's, half an hour.
(Greenwhitr: Rep. please copy.)
July.
42E210 11ILT nal"
MAYORALTY.
In puriliance of aea 11, the friends of 1.. J. A:stibnite
assembled In Inas. meeting In lie Market place at the
old Court house, in the city ai Pittsburgh, no t,alarcktylt
ternoon the 29th Inst. The meeting woe Orranied
by
Maj..r Otis Young to the Chair, and antethedeti
.1. tt. Morehead V.ce President; It ichard Hugt ea and Web
Fib). Secretaries.
The call untie meeting ..as read, and in a few brief
remarks Its oljer , .s stated by the Chairman; after whlO*k
was moved by Mr.. Milliken,l hat Caro. I. J. totitAlire
nominated as tile citizen 'a candidate fur the erne! of
Mayor; The mo• ion being seconded, it wa.: then I id. tad
carried unanittuni•dy. The following preamb'e and ere.
Motion , : were read to lite meeting, and Ulla timult,ty adop
If 'he roas , Ineeting believe that the InrerpststoCoof
city:ha. been gni-ally retarded by its municloal aratti
I,eirtc placed int!), hart44o party politician., Threfor*, •
Revaerq, Tim the eorroher. of It& meeting he Peri
that in the event of the eler•lion ol Cit;d. ► J. A•hbesdeli.
aFi the candidate to the office of ,ltayor,li
faithfully disrl•oree every duly belonging to paid Oar*.
without regard to party putt' Ir..
Bertitec.l_ That titid elitt2 have full eotte.dertre 10 .
Ilse ability firm nes. , •,1 - lair candidate to dim-bine,
the dolled of ihr 0111 , e of Mayo,: There(' re, We retain.
mend him to all parttesr, as deservedly worilty of lbef,
Buff. nc,e,
R es 0 !red, 'r a;lhouzi, we do nos nihnit that tolitta,
ty services shonld enlist tun n claim to civil «tnre, yet vrit
reel that his f",i 11611 fri.4,l,n,r.e ordittyqW4P7 troy,*
&oil. Ripley and Gaines, in the mentor:lllk I:111k* nf l o
Chippewa, Lundy'. Lane and Fort nrie. awe bhn alddli
tional claiute tolhesupport of his fellow ritirez...
A committee was appointed to procure a suiteile plat*
to hold nieellngs to further the election of the citisele,
candidate On motion, the meetin g shin- ' . e l
OTIS YOUNG, Preet.
J. S. MottauttAD, V. Pres - 1- •
Seey's.
niehard Hughes,
Admitristrator's Sale of Personal Prairaf,
perty.
. .
CIA" Friday the 6th of January 1:1•12, will he iltohlk.b#
1..) order of the Achninktratur of hot state of John D,
Baird deed.
20 Shares of Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Brock.
34 do Firemen's Insurance Co do.
i do Pittsburgh 't heatre Stock. . .
5 do Hand Street Bridge do.
I Barouche, nurse:and Harness.
1 Gold patent lever Watch.
. ,
Sof,i, Taldvs. Chairs, Wash Stands and other Boast
_
hold Furniture,
Oleo—A lot of valuable Books.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4, kJ, al my Auer - tow
ROOl7l, corner of Vl ood and sth sta. Pittsburgh. Tema
orsa!e—cash par money. J. B. GUTHRIS,.
der: 27
Auctioneer. I
W ILL be /old, Saturday, January 7,:il 10e'e104.141
pay coats and charges of transportation ; 6 - cav e ' s
Clothing, Blankets, Counterpane.,
Also --at 2 o'clock, P. M. by order of As/lynch In
Bankruptcy:
1 Bartel (in
1 Winsavr.
5 kegs Mae, flaAnov and Ctn.
1 Bag COFFEE.
der 30
eIHEA P :Ind useful present. for New 'Yews, Just'
ceiveri from Ptiltadelphla auk New Yock--sn ex,
eolleat assortment of the publications of the Annerican
Temperance Union Tract and Sunday etehool i t oeiretinse g .........
consisting of an excellent assortment of small boots am( -
papers.at from I cent to ai,25 each, consisting of the
_ Ail
Tomporanre Lecturer, Wasbin,aton TemperanenSoakg
and Hymn Rook.. TemperanceiLyre, Permanent Tenr. i
peranee documents. Hie Religious objection to Tee total.: .
Ism, Six nir..lits with the W ashingtonians, A 'Mites new t
series of Temperance tales Family Chris:tan Temper.-;
a neo Almanac a,,d alt Stifl() Youth's Temperance Aliti.r:
vocates, 4.c. 4-. for sale in any quantity to Mil pairekst..
Pliers, from a cent's worth to any size bill, and coil lat ,
classes of purchasers. ISA AC HARRIS, - 7
dee 31 Agent and Com. Merchant.
td j. FOR SRLE.---The Storehouse and Lot now,
occupied by M Dalzel, situate at the corner 0
Diamond'alloy and the Diamond, in thectly a
Pitisitureh For term. apply to II Dalzetl on the prim
sea, orJohn Snyder, Cashier. der, 20--Ita.'
PITTSBURGH LARD OIL MANU
FACTORY. -
rinflE subscriber would reepeetfully inform theettizens
.I_ of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and their vkirities, that bet
tae commence.l manufacturing the article of Lard Ott
and Candies. Ile.ittlends making but one quality, "'bk.
w II equal the best made in the Union and nut 'urination!
by the best winter st rained sperm oil either for steetSbeery
or burning, without Hs offensive properties, and ow.
third CilP aper. TEE 4BOPE Is ANY W ARRALVTEDra ,
BURN /N. Y TE MPERATURE. Tbe subsea.
ber wishes to Impress distinctly on the public *lnd that
it is not necessary to purchase any now fangl%d temps thet
are daily palmed upon them as being requisite to barrel*.
lard oil in. Persobs wishing a pore and brilliant_
14
can obtain it by calling at the old stand,3d street, me
opposite the Post Office.
The attention of Wholesale dealers, Chu M. C: EDLY.
rches and Jam `
chinia.s respectfully solicited.
N. B.—All the barrels will bear the manuramo
name.
W o( "1:Imv and for ml
Jan?, 1843
CITY BIM.
MERCHANTS•
AND
MANCIFACTURERV
11 1 , 1 3
6, 7 8
1314 15
20 21 22
27:k129
1 10 11. 12
018 19
2425 261
31
BIM TIW
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1 1 1
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19:20 21 22
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31 4 1 5 1 0
10 11 12 13,
17 18'19 201!
24 25'26 is
311 "'
Offirer&
M. Tams
Wm. IL lismirr,Casbn
Directors.
M. Tiernan,
F. G. Bailey,
George R. White,
' homas Scott,
Wilson Af'Candleas,
J W Barbridge,
J. H. Shoenherget,.
G. E. Warner,
Pollard M'Conniek,
William Morrison 4
Robert Galway
John Anderson,
IL Townsend.
II 9
71 8 9
114 1S 16
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5/ 6; 71
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19 20 21
26 27 28
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7 8 9
141 S 16
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FARMERS DIVOSIT
(7. ADANA, Presiden t.
TLIOX P. BELL, Cashier
Directors.
James Marshall,
Joseph Long,
James WAuley,
William Young,
Henri l'll*Geary,
William Douglass,
urdays. Notes Sur dia•
Catittion Salts.. 4
J. B. G lITII 111 E, And.
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