• CONGRESS. Ir.'
J VNIEJS BUCIII 4-NAN ,
Mr. Charles J. Ingersoll, with great
subject 59.tioe *tom of a N. 11401,4 Conventioa.
pnWer, to-day bore down on the positions
assumed in ;lie Kentuckian's pamphlet,
t DJ yesterday by Mr. Adams. in r, ference
1 iltifeogneet"reektran '5 - conduct at. New Or
leanss.,,.• -
Tltiegrtit shot thrown by Mr. Ingersoll
teismikelreeksof those who intrench them
rei- lir 4tid34e H.'Aix's Resumption of
itai e V tif
1 JO ebtistrha the General's tl,so-
Ikelince of a writ as a contempt, arol,
Itivbfklip n s trial by jury, to punish at his
3VVII discretion, told terribly. Mr. 'Not:H
ama, adduced the authority of the Sap' erne
COurt,.and other most decisive authority,
tblirove that the common law of England,
&TM as the warrant for this high handed
proceeding of the Judge, was not the law,
of Louisiana, nor the law of the United
States; and that this act of the .lud4e was
taitity indefensible upon any of the [HM
-001 of American jurispi udence, and
;Vas' utterly irreconcilab e to the duct' ii.e
I:4*e government, as understood among
ini::. — Mr. ftvagrts ILL. refeted to the act of
congress passed express'y to put down
thiltil p rped power—which h a d b ee p, in
iithe cises,eY.erted by judges in this coups
try, tthdet the pretext of usage, without
.Me authority of law. And he pa-sed, by
Hite legislative interposition to arrest the
ttdical judicial assumption;which makes
the judge, the party offended, judge of his .
Case, the trin of facts, the pr onouncer of
the law; and the punisher et discretion,
of constructive contempts, cuntemp's com
-0144, not in the presence of the tribunal,
nor interfering wi h its immediate fuhc
tions, but in a way to render the offender
amenable to the law in regular and
stiayded -forms; that the Legislature of the
;Won bad already marked by its condom
11/#14013 the doctrine now asserted to 6 . lBtairl
*judicial tyranny which is at this day
vouched as
. conclusive record evidence
against the General its having violated bi
ttchia country at New Orleans, and
006 .4 the tyrant. We thank Mr. Inger
.4l,4'uir making this distinct issue between
thsludge and the General. It is right
that the people of the Union and the Con.
rella of the Union should pass upon this
*Elate. case, and say whether necessity
did not supersede, for the ti ne, the ordi
nary laws, and compel the General on the
principle 9f self- pret!et vation, to act with
out reliance on th , t civil laws, as emergent
• ey required; and whether the Judge, in
warning to punish him without law; with
mit a ,hearing; without a trial by jury
undid his arbitrary discretion; had any
jostification which can screen his decis
!Oft from.condemnation and reversal.
The notice taken of Mr. Adams' mis
representation of the character of the
Measivie proposed; of being a present, a i
pension., a contribion, a charity to an old
Man' inhrsiatier days; the giving of a pen
nyte Beliaariva; . .was very happily and deli ..Von commitiaL—An old woman (old
ioately manage] by Mr. Ingersoll. if it Mrs Smith we believe) was asked w'rat
britbeen a bill for such purposes as tin se, .
h
MiAngeraoll thought a precedent might j she thought of one of her neigbots by the
name of Jones, nd with a knowing, look
• be, fOuud(however unconstitutional it now I tI
appeared to Mr. Adams)•in his vote for a I replied, 'Why, I don't like to say anything
frerematof $20,000 to Gen. Hartison's wid- I about my neighbors; but as to Mr, Jones,
- •ait, in the e 200,000 donation which Mr.! sometimes I think, and then again I don't
Adams, as President, had sanctified. The
know; but a'ter all, I rather guess, he'll
insult offered to General Jackson, in corn_ ,
~paring him to Arnold. was more severely turn out lo be a good deal such a sort of a
rebuked. But here Mr. Ingersoll should', man as I take him to be.'
ihave dealt tenderly with Mr. Adams. We
ase not, ourself, mach surprised that Mr. Twenty persons drowned.—The Louis.
Aditne should cor.sider General Jackson's , ville Pennant says: The steam boat Mace
.act of defending New Orleans treason.' donia, a few days since, grounded at Goose
Thatit was treason to his feelings, we have island on her way up to St. Louis, and
evidence to show, under his own hand;
sent her passengers on shore in a yawl.—
not less emphatic than that which be utter
v „ ter d ay. On getting them aboard again, the yawl
ed on the floor of the nous'.
Mr. Adams was in Europe when General capsized, and about 20 persons are suppo•
Jackson faced the foe of his country at, sed to have been drowned.
New Orleans. Mr. Adams was then of
the peace party; that party which h e ld i t T he; ei-t a very intorehtiwz little f a mily
toe patriotism to subalit to t; real Britain.' q uarrel going on among the Coons of New
Vaaeon consisted in resistance to that Orleans, g rowing ou t of the recent visit of
"hultoark of our religion." It was um HenryClt vto that city. Some of the
'befitting "a moral and riligious people to ', '-
rejoice in our victories over her." Then it Com•nittPe of arrangement think that they
was that John Quincy Adams wrote to were not treated with 'proper respect,'
Leavitt Harris that, "WITH A WE ili". and they are giving vent to their wounded
AND PENURIOUS GOVERN M E NT,
feelings through the public prints.
WITH THREE FRIGATES FOR A ,
NAVY, AND A FEW REGIMENTS i An excuse. The Assylum Journal con-
FOR AN ARMY, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE.; ducted by the inmates of the Insane Asy.
TO WITHSTAN D THE COLOSSAL i
,
turn ' at Brattelboro, Vt., appeared on the
POWER OF GB EAT BRITAIN." Gen-
3d inst. with but very little original matter
aril Jackson, at that time, in an address to
his militia and the people of New Orleans, in its columes. The reason given for this
said, "OUR COUNTRY' MUST AND i omission. is that the young man who was
SUALL BE DEFENDED." lie didthe 'leader'
. to have written waa too crazy
defend it; and that was his TREASON.
to perforn his task pi nper,y.
Remains of Bolivar--The I,tig Carra
CELL Willa arrived here .J.l Tuesday, in
eighteen days from Lag,uayra, accompani
ed the expedition St. !‘tartlia for tile re
mains of Bulivdr, alid the fleet arrived at
Laguayra on the 13th ult. with the remains
on board.
Kicking Cows. --.Hang that cow—how
she kinks!' says the milk maid. Yes, that's
the tight way to treat her. Hang her.—
You've hit on the remedy, though you
were not aware of it when you pronounced
that awful aentence, 'Hang teat Cow!' A
writer in th.i Farmer's Cabinet has told
the searet public l y. He says, merely
place the patient (he should have said
im
patient) in a stable with a beam over her
headowd pull away so as to false her
teed pretty high in the air, but not so as to
raise her legs from the ground. In this
position she witt not only be disabled from
kicking, but wilt give down her milk with
put : .the least hesitation—not from any
spite or ill will, but becluse she can't help
it.
Otttutchon conferred oit a Jew A jtw
banker (M. Cohn, of Antwerp) has hren
non:dilated knight of Ole Spanish order cif
Isabella. The country in which a Jew
- .oonse 'cote of years bark could not se
foot without incurring the visit of 1)1 ing
burnt alive now decorates b att or-
From the Globe, Ja , i. 7,
rflti PRISMS NT$
DAILY MORNING POST:
HS. WM. U. SM ITU, Ir.DITORIS LK° OPFL IiCTORS
tt EDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1e43
See Fir.t pat
Expitatioa ofßauli Charters
The Charters of thirteen of the Ohio
Banks expired within the last live days.
Ir-cording to their last report, their whole
amount cf notes not in circulation is
$651.608. arid the entire amount of specie
in their vaults fur the redemption of this
paper .5149,839, having a balance of cir
culation, to he redeemed by debts due the
bank of 8201,557• If these banks are
not rechartered, and from the democratic
complexion of the Legislature we do not
suppose they will; the redemplion of their
notes will shortly add upwards of $600,000
of specie t the circuditing medium of
Ohio.
Trisconsin.—A Committee of the 'Wis
consin Legislature, appointed to enquire
into the subject, says, they are found to
adjourn by the act of the Governor him
self, who, in violation of all law, has refu
sed, fur reasons which may be appirent,to
ho'd any communication with the Legisla
ture." B-fore the adjournment, a rees
was passed requesting the President to
ternoye JAMES D. Dory from the office of
Governor of the Territory of Wisconsin.
Dr. Smith, of the New England Medic
cal and Surgical Journal, says, 'these tight
straps under the feet, when the leg is flex
ed, press the kiieepan so forcibly irto the
cavity of the joint that it is by no means
strange there are numerous complaints of
weak knees, the rheumatic pains, and sore
ness of the muscles. -
They have an importation of East India
chickens in New (Means. The Bulletin
says these fowls are of tremendous build,
broadness of breast, and sit ength every
way. Their feet ate nearly as large as a
boy's hand, and they stand nearly tin ee ft.
in height
A Detroit paper states, that a man na
med Berage, residing at Greenfield, Mich.
recently heat his father in-law•, Thomas
Holland, aged 90, in such a rind manner,
that he died of the injuries.
The Legislature met on Tuesday last.
Several ballotings for Speaker of the House
were had, which resulted 175 for Thomas,
Democrat, 175 for tho Coon-candidate, and
1 scattering. In the Senate a Democrat
is elected Speaker by a vote of 12 to 9. A
whip clerk is elected to the House by a
majority of :3, owing, to defection or sick—
ness of some of the Democrats. At the
latest dates, no speaker of the House was
elected, and each party were ttying to get
a majority, by securing the contested seats
for their own friends.
The Louisvillians are so terribly fright
ened at the prospect of having no mute
winter that they are filling their iee houses
no Sunday night!
Robbery in Juil.—A prisoner in the
Baltimore jail was robbed last Wednesday,
while asleep, by a fellow prisoner, of mo—
ney to the amount of 834, a gold lztreattt
pin, a cross, a pair of eat rings and an eye
atone.
The birth day of Thomas Paine, the in.
fi3el, is to be celebrated in Boston.
The Delaware Legislatu►e met 011
:%lasvachii , ett -
.*etas , %Sawa •
The Philadelphia Ledger,givertie
lowing is Oie tater of discount; ae what
we unfledged country folka•persiit in cal
ling money. All the Pittsburgh and solv.
ent PhilAelphia banks pay specie, and
of ti-n• value their issues purport to he.
Discatzat on Broken Pennsylvania Bank
Discount on
Demand notes. Rellei.
60a65
Bet ks county,
Girard,
MDyamen•ing,
Man. and Alech'es,
Pennsylvania,
Towanda,
United States,
West Brinch,
Penn 'Township. par al
Discount on suspended Bunks
Far. bk of Reading 7aB
Middletown,
Lewistown,
Gettysburg,
Lebanon,
York,
Carlisle,
Columbia Bridge,
Lancaster county,
,ancaster,
Farmer's Lancaster, lal
Chambe:sburg, 7 1-2aB
Northumberland, 71-2a9
Wyoming,
Pottsville,
10a12 1 2 remains to be seen.
Those who have insured their lives in the Com
fumy would do well to get their insorance in
io6ll i surrd, unless they intend to realiz • soon.
nail i The N. Y. American, speaking of this di fault,
13,1.1' remarks that
15a171, "What increased the confidence of the public
-- ; in this institution, was that, in addition to the FU
COL W. J. B. Audrews. , pervision of the President and Directors, the
It gives us unfeigned pleasure to note 1 Chancellor of the State, who has kept in this
the fact of this gentleman's reelection as Company the trubt fends of his Court, annual'y
clerk of the House (if Representatives of caused a stret examination of its affairs to he
Penna. He filled the same post last ses• made by one of the Masters in Chancery. Yet,
in despite of all these precautions, it is said the
stun; and his obliging and attentive belta.
~p ecm anans of Mr Ia icolls have he n goinz on 1,,r
vior made friends of all those who were
several years."
in the House last year. Col. Andrews' Who afer this will Le willing to trust j ;int
vote in the Democratic caucus is conclo- istock ccr;;orntiens wilt their money? None.
sive evidence of his high standing with the Late and important from Florida.
Dem-cratic members; he was chosen on A letter from Pilata a under date of the 21st I _
ti :tier Cold —Tine 13 theehr `Whig sates tint
the first ballot, by a large majority over ult. says that matters in general in Florida wear !
!thel " nernioreeter s loud at •; : w vs 1"1" decrees below
a very respectable and competent compet• rather a favorable aspect, and I trust if successzero in that city, at satirise on Mond° , morning.
;tc intinnes it will be elitirely rid °revery red skin. i At Con , ord, N. 11. on ‘Voito s hay morning, the
hot. He is ( very way deserving and ca-
, , MCI cury slim I at TWI,NTY d• gre; s beloln zero.
' Tiertail is sal , l v nu' „f the woods, his hand tip
pable. gether - consi
i v. ith Oc , hirche's, -lin g of ov; r 100
N
IrtisOn's Pi//3.—We are about to write Indian', among whom are -1! hearty warri irs. a
CH ANO THEATRE ,
loon I themselves rather suddenly transferred from
puff' for a patent pill—and this deliber. in front J/ CUphii/i niaridhUirB.
a
' tett., firma to a steamer a fen , days si nc e St TAM - , Oil Penn S , ticet.
ately, and Without solicitation' We recent
•,:i, and as ,tid.lcri) . tr itisi.rred to Eloise Kin a
ly experienced and witnessed the good ef- i ~, eture.q. I+' , •, whene illoc sail for New Orleans
Gr rtrian viler
frets of Wilson's Pills in cases of headache, ni the 31,:t {net.
Herr Otto Molly ,
and bere' attest their good qualities, and i c i ,,, H.,. 7 . o, t „ M s , i i, Ben,
''
e "-
t I nigh%
1-
" 1i.,, , I,l'd 111 111, C:1 V i.l , ,I“• ,al 11, :s.: :or'efos..ii
l
I ecommend th m i n cases o f t ick heal{- he itles:!rvf . ' a tunn1 " ;:: 'l°.'clord n'T',l good Per . - ::.':'"
'''":
' hr.. ' ''''''' ":;'.t:, Tiiiii-day, Criday ;,,,
alw,..i}'s ai this iila , t , jr hinhiwtneht•
riche.
Susquehaafla co, 10a12 1 2
Earmers & Drovers,
Wayties . g,
Hart ibburg,
Northamptim,
:dis„„ ~ tannar ) ~. ti ,t., 7
1 . .. t olanc, T...^,-I:iei with ii, 0 :M.0.'. V.' t n have r ..,,,i ,he s.tio.ii
. oi 1.,. ti—o ~,,,,, i“ hi, i ..iel i iiii,i; iii,l will appear in
EXCCUtiOrt.— Patrick and Bernard Fan— . , ilidr r, rar,fti I ran. fl., ,P 4
M ATIVVI. OF 1;i43. . irons, (; , 1,141, Le Lion Hero
.1 f.. 1 1:1 N:Vir' E 1,1,51, E I? ,
airati con%icted in the Court of Cambria ' ; The Phil., lelpilnt and NI,V York l'ublin wide thece
IX h , l.f . feats Itrt , e created the erentest Fensa t i o .) in three riiodr,ii i li•• .7% - e Pl,O U'ira, ant tiniver.aliv RC.
county of the murder of Elizabeth H Hen,
the u'il Weald. and i'i the Ea -tern eittes, ;lap ar4 I n,' , nnt. l e 1110, to be the wort correct and graLefal Elan
an aged female, will be executed in the the Cirenq on Thurtnive rvenin ff Ilk (ruts seem I I 1 , 1 ,,," 1 1 ,,: t e ,' 1 t zt 5, 1 , 0,,,t,r 01 , 1 , 0 7,
jail yard at Ebensburg on Friday the :3d t ., , i . , c r e ,iihic ; we mint See the 110nSter, "1-C.'• LINA lk ~ r Nort.
If iO/ other Performunees.
of March next. between the hours of ten jog i . , 1.„1,, vitucl •
Til^ lVi , (l' , Ito ..,t ~,I, ~' till
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and two. .q hellthu TOTV , I -- We learn fr , nn the Boil e API Et . i.; (IN THE FA6E.
DO - F , r ! Ar: , cu 1,; ~ e -a all hi 11,,.
New .Suit. —An irnputtant law suit is ,(:az,''
to come eff soon in Lowell, Masa., in re.
yeatg lb , re h ;tot been (1,710 , , , to the amour;
Wiwi to a cat. The Coumier of that town
,four• rr nt yc!,r. Tlyre were livinrr th,rr
says that the c)unsel have been engaged
it 1.1 , rorwct.r , ment
on the side of pussy.
Mr. Clay WilY received at
Now ()ritnli " r1e...q . 2 on , 9:1, end one 96—in
on the 22J ult., with an ininienn t
gon.z.vrr i 7 vear of ago, aver:if:log tie over
of coon enthusiasm. The office hunting B .l year._ ;put: sills. . ri'wr ha- j 1.0 received tijs appaal ...apply o r
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1 I .:I lid r el i t'• G tr n ,attat., rans ,
Whigs had assembled from every part of Relief I , :sur.•
d o stint!, in part Oftlie
1 u 0 , 1 , 1 , , , tein,• • kludS—alt uf tin' last year and warranted Gell•
the State, and to puff the tom foulety into The whole amount of these:iqsues, as we t
notice, all the steamboats at the levee were i learn from an offioial source is $2,156.6.50,-
1: A .in agra" ,
F.e•,
persuaded to get up steam anti proceed to 6s cents. of w hi c h t h e ream,
Carrollton to escort the sable leged gentle- West Branch has issued $25,000 • I ''k ,
I .. I'..CP.
i Berks County, 45,787 NA' mer Melon,
-I, Movamensin,q, 62,500 NI usk,
100,000' Na: t ur
ti,m,
Pen Township, ,leas h,
Totialwes,
Towanda— l'
Towanda--in circulation,
rnip,
man to the city
Reduction of 'Mgrs.—A meeting of
the farmers of Queen Anne's county,
has been called, to take into consider atinn
the subject of the price of labor, with a
view of making it correspond to the redu
ced value of agricultural products.—Rat
timore Sun.
So theil, the poor girls of New England
factories are not the only persons that are
to suffer by the predominance of whig prin
ciples. The farm laborers it appears from
the above, whose wages have always been
at the ve7y lowest peg, are now to be re
duced. This is not confined to Queen
Anne's counts• ma., but in our own coun
ty the wages of laborers on farms has been
reduced 50 per cent. During the past
harvest, hands were plenty for 50 cents
per day, and often as low as 37-, who a
few years since obtained one dollar !
'Li 31nerica. a man Will money and in
fluential friends will always be cleared.'
C 07,1171 antler McKenzie.
Notwithstanding the Commander has
made en apology fut this expression, we
think he might have mantained his ground,
backed by the records of almost every
court in the United Sates.
_Fighting by !Ifeasure.—The usual place
of fedi:Mt for the Dublin duelists is called
"Fifteen Acres." An attorney of that city.
in oe Fining a challenge, thought most likely
ho was drawing up a lease,and invited his
antagonist to meet him at "the place called
the Fifteen Acres, be the same more or leer'
. 1 Aidence. . . 4• ,rrnini the4l"lo..yivari,„„
Haerri~,7an 7, 1813. cl :Legisilligilre flyelPthi.
, .-- -. , - In Sahale yisierda#ol large number
Grie,"‘Emiae.! , --In th e Semite: ii,..day, there was ~ . , ' lfor
. _ •
n . tit petitienil were'preserklieet ttee repeal
an angry di'segnision upon the tioudna'ion by .m.. - . .
._.. . et' the Nniholiort Court, g i rd one for a law
begins, of thigh S. Moorhead of Lehigh county,
„compelling the .Tide Water Canal Com
es ass'st.,rit clerk. Mr. Giblyms, the Senator Com , -
pity to reccive their nates in payment of
Lehiali, avowed his detr,rmination not to vote Ibr'
tolls. Mr. Craig, of Washington, presen•
James Buchanan for ihe Uni.ed Stees Senice. 1
, led a memos al praying for a repeal of all
do not, however, believe that a sufficient number l i cense laws,
and the passage of a law de
will join him to defeat the election of 'hat chsti" - Idaring drunkennes.s a crime against the
gulshed g entleman. The Senate elected Mr. commonwealth, whirh was read and re
‘l'Cauley Sergeant at Arms—but adjourned with. I felled to a select committee.
out sulicing, their 1) •or keeps r, or assistant, or I The 'Secretary of the Commonwea l th
transcribing clerks. Mt. Champneys of Lancas• being tritroduced, presented a number of
tel w;il, it is said, reply to Mr. Grbons on Mon- messages from the Governor, which were
15a17 day• read. One contained his objections to
1 9 a13 . I the II .u.-c, the s u bject of Oil public printing I the a pportionment hill passed at the last
1 9 a13 w" n 2 urn brought up. No chetion for printer session, which he now retur,,e,l, and an
; took place; arid my impres,ion is there will be other of his oljectiwis tr, lilt , supplement to
14a15 '
none until a ~ t dirnion is made in the prICC or 1111' what has be..ii tei rood the "Truck Bill."
I He also sent iii Ins follovving nominations
• mtitor There were some petitions presenteib
ir. ,•
15a16 ;idi a repo rid, &r. Sze , but no busine.s transacts 1 1 , to the Senate for 1 ) ,,,;(3 , ..nt an Associate
17a17 of ant importance. Judges:
. , NOCKANUXON. Ellis Lewis, to be '.President Judge of
• the 2nd Judicial district, in the toorn of
10all N. V. Life Insurance Or.. Trust Company. Benjamin Charnpneys, resigned. ..
10a11 Thoin l ison's Bank Not. , Reporter says that this Emanuel SirA'er, to be an Asso , :iate
12 il3 Com"" loses , by the defalcation oh Nicolle, Judge f•o; the - counry of Lancaster, in the
i 11240, 001 1. The principal busint Fs of this Com. rucim ( 4 . Samuel Dale, deceased.
N alhan W trite, for tire county of M'-
I°3ll p.ny was in dnrrow ing money at 3,1 and 5 per
10x11 , • re -l i ming
C!.11, Ins , eres„ , an_d it ut 6 and 7 per cent Kean, in the moor of \V or. I'. Wilcox, re.'
1041 taking trod and tnorig ige ,:eurity. No company
1081 1 on this continent has enjoyed ,•ii high credit, and
9310 't" liabilities must be some million-i, on trust tie.
9810 count, a go .d portion of %%ditch is payable on de ,
99,10 nand.
The principal :reacts of the Compaey being in
94110 bond and m o rtgage, rano. , l be realized, except. by
10a11 instalments. and undoubtedly, in many ca-es, the
I.oall mortgaged properly will full into the hands oldie
10 111 Company tinder for elo-urns. How for these
10a11 things si. ill irfluence the willidray , al of devsitcs
71-a8
16,17
7aB
9 1-4alo
S 1-2a9
20a23
7a9
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rztrn 1.; n:glit
OW in Ow town (.11,ant,
w111 , •11 r T tuin 6911 inhubiiit s,
. the pre , t tit r , t,C
per.m '77 %tar- r ld, ,mc q11,1 , ,vr, 81 , f
nr
br.tVier.l.l ime 87, ~no
in Treasury,
Depreciated issues
And of Relief notes equilretient to specie ,
are those of the
Bank of Northern Liberties $70,000
Delaware county 43,057
Farmers h'k of Bucks co 92,220,
Germantown
The Chester Countv Bank has withdrawn
from circulation $50,000 of its relief issues
and the Farmers Bank of Lancaster $23,000.
In all $73,000
If auv one can devise an immediate plan
whereby the penple ran get rid of about
$600,000 of paper trash, he will he entitled
in the name of a r.ublic lmiefactor, and we
might get on a year or two without getting
shaved the "face value of a relief note,"
ninety days_
From Yucn , an —The brig William Crawford,
Capt. Mean., a rrlved at New Orleans on the 24th
ult. from Laguna by way of Campeachy. A gen
tleman who left Laguna on the 7th inst. reports,
says the Courier, that Yellow Jack, and other
maliTnitics, had greatly reduced the number of
the Mexicans before Ca n peachy. The Mexican
fleet suffered equplly, and people generally looked
upon the invasion as a failure, particularly as the
Yue.atanese showed fight to the last.
signed.
William S. Jayne and Perrin Ross, for
the new county of Wyoming.
Jacob \V. Smith, for the comity of Uni
on, in the l oom of John Haskins, resigned,
Porter, for the county of Al
legheny, in the room of Hugh Datis, re•
signed.
Mr. Charmineys gave 114)CCe that it was
nenes.ary to have a Pt esident Judge in the
second district immediately, lie should On
to—marttot ask that the rule he dispensed
with, and that the nomination of Ellis
Lewis be confirmed.
Mr. Sullivan, from the committee to
whom was referred the metros als offer
ed yesterday, asking for reform in the ex
penditures of the Stat-A, reported a bill re
, pealing the I tws increasing the saltines of
' Judires.
Mr. Kidder offered a resolution suspend , -
' ing all prod edings on the part of the
cholsou coott until the first of March next,
and moved to pro ced to its immediate
t !consideration, but the moiion failed.
The cui two of v i,i i iir 2; o, i V e ;, r ' s D u) , ha=
Dean adopted in P. Tie Evening
Chronicl , , or Trie-qtav, blonds turn -
ut n.!utiwri v i•terdity, in virtue of
‘a vood.!, au,l the diawing
mown, of ~ur city bt lics presented quite an nnima•
la a
?!I•1RT NWriCF,
•-•
QPN C e •
• tk C
*4
NY 0):/ij
/
/
cur the last rwi
evente: n per-
45,000
6.1,547
Sr,
&c.
T o o (her %k nii .1 v3riel 3. of Pot and Brent flower seeds.
(-) r+ior Seeds.Stifilliii, Tr. PS, frollt Carden.
ers and I,c rrcrivtd and ritituded
L• tiISOW DEN,
It;-1 Liberty. head of ood at.
- -106,647
300.000
8639,334
ALLFGIIENV ( . •.1 NTY
ILke orphans Court of .raid County
I 'natter of the atlntinistiat inn Or
count of Jaittes 11. l.l':,taon, Exr nil he es
late of Iletibiti title of Elizabeth
township. deed., No. 20, October Tenn,
*lr
35,524 i
AND NoD."1) Ortnher 2L 1 . 3.4.1, B. Liviorz,lon,
11. s. \lnzrtw, and A. 1,. l'enti.nol appointed luditore
to audit 'be arrount and
tly. the Court, T. 1,.11'N1 I LI, A N,Clerk.
And now to wit. January 6. lUI3. Charles Von Bon
horo, Esq., sulisqltnlefl as Molitor in the place of 11. S.
Magraw. ihe Cowl.
TIIMI AS P.-kRILEY, Clerk.
$210,801
The Auditor= above nn med kill :Wend for the mimic(
sew of I heir appoint (tient at the entire of A. L Pentland
E l ., Ilakewell's Building In the ell C of I'll isliorffh, on
•,
Tue,lay, the 7th (lay of February next, at 3 o'clock P.
M., when a,pl where all pertrorts interested ea•.m attend if
they see proper
LET. two morie. brick diveltin7 OUP
la 3d ctre , t mtj-ti him! the Post Office. They are
tarre a , d coo - m.lkm , and have been arranged as offices
and dwellmv , fn r some year! pa.t: Thu rent Will be
moderate. For I,lm. apply to
J .;
BIJUK Wit F,AT.- -1 - 2,•crivr.rl from Harmony 15 half
barrels Prue kw heal Flour,,-uir a ble for In milieg, for
Foie by ISA AC CRUSE..
ern 3 143 I.iberly a,
In store, ['wilily Fluor, a superior article for Bakers
-T:;c kllO Nil and cele!qate
Ez.
11,e,
in.::11 , ., Peppyr,
Pumpkin, 8,41-..co!i,
N,ld.sh, llret-ole,
IZlor , n,b, C,is.b ige
Stil , ,Afy, . C.1.-..,t,
Caunil liver-, Spinach,
C.,Jim., Okla,
Cu le. I C. i ,, , Orlin!),
Cu.-umber. Pa1:.1,-y,
.11, , stard, (u.bite MO bi i 011)
R. WA:FM:I:TON,
A . Pt.vri..o.l). e . Auditmi
C. Vox I.loNuotts-r,)
;,n 1 I
P. PII'I.V.ANY•
Corner of 2d ¢ Market streol
Copartsership.
rptlE stili,cribers having leased the shop on St. Ca*
■i ~ formerly occupied by A• S. Joy, have
entered into partnership for the purpose of ramifies 44
the Rifle making and Gun Sinitilliir business in general
and they hope by strict attention to business, to merit 4
share of public pat . onage.
Gunsufail kinds repaired at the shortest • •
the mos: reasonable term! •
jan 10-3t*. W. 4- J. CRAIG.
PRINTING INK.—The subscriber has Jost 'mi.
ved an assorlment of Book and Nevis PRINTING
INK, from the okl e.tablished manufactory of Cliarliklal
Johnson, flirtnerly Johnson Er Durant) of Philadelphia,
whirk lie warrant: to he of the first viailty, pat oplli
kegs of Unita 1010 13 lbs. to stilt purchasers.
lie Miemis , 0 be constantly supplied, and all onion
occult, v oided by cash; will be punctually att
intiended.
N KNOX,
Washington Printing Office,3d door west ogrital !Moe_
llotel, 5111 st. Jan 10-31 w.
ALLEGHENY COL , NT?. ES.
%Olga,/ In the Orphans' Court of A 11.theny es.
~,,- VP dd in the matter of the. estate of Jacob Stroh.
. • .
../ ' decd. Oct. 24, 1842 i the 3dallnigitatiollibe
count. ol Ceo. H. Riddfe, acting Natal.
-.• trator of the estate of Jacob &robin deed.
et -
Nab.
eilii• nod C. Von Ronttrat, Reade Wealth'OMß
and litiqh Toner F.sq'R. appointed auditors to disttitodt
the balance. fly the Court. . ,
'l'. L. 6IcMILLAN Opt. ,
____
The A nili , or a above named off,' meet at the aides
of heads IVaslitngton In 4th street, Pittsburgh on the
211 day of Feb. next. at 3 o'clock P. IN, for the purpose of
heir appoint went C. VON BONEIORST,
R DI.: VII AAIIINGTON,
HUGH 7ONCR.
Ja. 10,-0.31. •
The Cheapest Shoes
IN PITTSBURGH Oil ALLP,GBENY.
At No Ft, Fifth street, one , door from Harris' had
bzeace Office, arid 2from Market sired.
Mill E eultscrl'a rs respectfully informs tho Ladles att
ritt,i•nrult nod vicinity, that they have toieMeat ,
cd the manulacture of Ladies Fashionable Boots. sod
in oil its various branches. of the Onset materiel .
add workmanship. As they intend selling for cash, they
will he nide to srli lower, nod a better article. than any'
•ttirer e-anlitrihnient In 'Alertly. All work made at Ibis
e ; rt ntdo.ltinec I, if nor ne good as recommended, will be ex.
or ,Ite room y refunded.
'rite in selli t ig for melt; wil , be able to sell
for lire onprecedvoied low prices of tile following list.
Ladier' Ite,it tin rtity Kid and Morocco Gullets, $1 64
do do do Leather Bono, 160
do do do Kid and Morocco nuPklnr, 125 -
do do do Donnie Soled Slippers. 1121
Lartio , ' first (pi:idly Sprinvi and TicoP, I 00
ir,r - Ail kind., of Ileie,' and Children's Shoes, of nil
rolorc, ronnlanilv no band.
W hoe or hark satin Slippers made In foar hours noh
Ladies. don't foram the place, No. ft, Fifth chest, at
the old e , and or J. C. Kunhnli, YATES KBY&
rrCall and Framing fry. yourselves,-.
n n
FOR SALE,—The Storehouse and Led NOW
rwcnideti by M 'Mize!. situate at the eosin+ . -of
Diatnnnd alloy and the Diamond. In the eity4Ar"
Pitt...tit-lit For lering.noply to M Datzeil on the meet—
•-P., or John Snyder. Fa.hier. deo :10--11St.
Pittsbur
I Oil, warratitett to hunt ni net/ terlyer:ttiirte,
equal to the best winter spulnert Sperm Ott, without
its otrettztre quatitles. nod one thild thetyper. Mani
uhrto red by he sultseritter nl lite old stand, Thltd Stiv,
nearly apposite the lost 015 , e- M. C. EDEY.
j:n 4.121;
/' /i) C 3 /.11 7'/ON:
Cit y of Plitibltrittt,
I N ,Oliformity wit It the Provisions of an act of the Co*
eral otribly at the Coinoloowenith of Pennsylvania,
pr,oridiw!, for the Incorporation or the City offittshuisk.'
nod for the sopplemPor to the said A LI" XAMTIER
HAY, Mayor of said Cit y. do is..mt this, my VrovlaststOos
deviance that on the SECOND TUESDAY of Jantsitrs
N. 11..1643. be. tie. the lilth day of thai month...lb. Irellt
~ n 1 ouch ward in ?aid City, qualified to vole for rlieln•
1., i. of tit. House of Repre,entaiives of this Campos&
- Wen moot to7ether :II the troiel places of Isoldik
elect io or in their reFperlive 1,1 arrlrr, and elect by ballSoll, ,
One porch in ra. h and every Ward qualified to lirtiriV
as i11e11111., , of the Ilmice of Reprtreatatives of this Coo
monwea lilt to be a meat or of the Select Coune l l; sof
five aforesaid, In each and testis
Ward, to be members of the Common Council.
, t lthat n'ti Ibe same day, the said Wards will, at'
II e pieces af,,reznid, elect by ballot, a citizen of therm* ,
City, qualified to be elected n member of the House of
R t pre,rolatives of Ibis Cemmonwealth, to be illsySrlr Of
said City.
Givenut der my hand and the seal of the !raid 'City4K
Pitt-hur2h, this 28th day of December, A. 0..
1842.
Dec 29—die. ALEXANDER 11.8 Y. Meyer.
It. Fee's Writillg Academy,
D St, between Fourth It. nn DialliOn#
alley. and nearly opposite Mr. Barker's warehosse.
Ladles Class from 2 to 4 P. M.
•tnd 11 7,351 ANDRO
. -
Centlemen'i Class from 6 to R at night.
Terms retluretl to suit the tioms—Persons wkln•p t•
enter will please roll trinrintr Clow! boors lan 4--Viv*
17C Ti O.A.' S.lh ES. —Oti Tuesday afternoon nesi.at
wriork. I Witt At on at conni or whom it may eritmerit,
on a eredit M . boar months, with approved endorters--- .
dinner sett:. fine Crialish China, Miff s , gilt, contars.
inn 130 pr. each. 2 dinner sets, fine Iron Stolle clitite -
Rain nellea eontalninn 146 te, each, ThieloO r. lf
enperior ware, and well worthy the attention of parto
chasers and will be open fur inspection on Monday sat,
.I. B. GUTHRIE..
Auctioneer.
PI ssio,
Peas,
In the Court of Common Pleas etalle
zleeny County, of October Term 1839,
.Vo. '7O.
In the of the vnluvlary
Ap.gonient of S S
JOIIN MACLAV.
And now to wit December 10,1842. account of Theo.
Patterann. Assignee of the raid Jnhn M Relay, pre.
Fr . nted to open Court and cunfirmed vita, and the Cosa.
order that it be con firmed absolutely on the 29th da - Ir* ,
January next, and that notice thereof lie pnbillthed In
two papers for three times, From the laevord.
J 1.;-11w A. SUTTON, Pro.
Q N. O. Sugar. (Ida day received per steam!'
0 York, and for sale by J C. 4. A. CORDON.
(Ire lit. No. 12 Water el
13. 1 1RGAINS!
I Iv ilt sell fur cash or barter, FIVE IIOUPEIP
(7 1 5 4 '. on II e 4t h street road, in the city of Palaburf,b,
ilL.Three of them ate brick and two frame, tbei ea
fr.,tes are welt calculated for Ittodness houar Will
close tot he Court house, They will be sold tor.ethrr or
separately to stilt purclumetat. For further purticsiout
ttnqu Ire on the premises of J AS. MORialt,
7 1843—t1 h 1 Propriety/v. •
LA DIES OVER tints.—The i.adieg can now do swa t
w ,111 all kinds of over slior., rail walk through the Ire
streets with thin shoes, and have their feet kept perfect...,
it' dry: can wear th:lit Awes without bovine their coe
pain them; ~nd can have their shot s wear twice U knix
rver, hey will use the ceehrated 011.
will make leather water proof. and render it 111 ptbbio
rind gull as kid. It's an article well worlit their R o o l l*
and one which they will all value lii,7,llly,fts soon as thin
try it. To lie had only at TUTTLE'S
MEDICAL A civic's', 36, Fourth stm gq ...
lan
rice, 31 per hot re
AT ()TIC E.—The Into partnership here' afore - oat
111 heiwei.n John Williamson and L. C. JadipourAlk
day dissolved, by tnulant cOniiisti. The part etre IPS
tmlly authorised to settle the necoontsofthe 6riit • ' 4 -;
January 6, r4:3. '
John Wi!liamson. Attorney at Law; Mee.
eel, near 7th street. lan 7,100
.74
L, Carroll Jud.ton, Attorney at Law, Bruithireld.seag"
7th street, will attend to col'eetine. money at a per lento
ag•,loeorrespond with the atnowitit eolketed
January 7th. 1543
GORN:—On hand, a few baricla old yellow CUM
which will be sold low, apply In
join 7 ISAAC CRUSE,Ltheny at.
JUST received, a very oriole article of N-0. Sagair
for sale by the Lure) or !erg onantily
jan 5 18 %AC CRUSE,Libuty
NOTICE
li Lard Oil DT annfac
j•in9-31*