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'er picture of tlte true pililusophy of life?
Genesee Farmer.
It will be temerribe:ed tbit seine time
last fall we publi s hed a letter or 'he Pus' . .
master General t a gentieraan in Ken
tucky, upon the subject of writing on
'newspapers and sending them through the
The !Met 'was republished in many pa
- pre, ai the soundness of the legal opin
liane itftpresaed, in reference to, the 30th
oectiern of the Post Office I. w of 1535, was
Agerretally admitted and acquiesced in.
There were some, however, who doubt
ed their correctness, and we ioinember
that a wild man, by name l3yington, a
Member or the Onio Legislature,
Alaced,,a resolution calling upon the Pres.i.
*Otto dismiss the Postmaster General
for entertaining.and publishing such opin
ions, which be was pleased to characterize
weak and puerile. 'These remarks are
culled forth, at this time, in consequence
.ailing the opinion of the United States
il: rict Court f•n• the State of Mai yhtnd,
,-- We publish below. And we invite
• inviteits publication in all other newspa
.
.-
'lKliowthat.the public may .s,e the Pos . -
. .01100r, in this case, is it is his put pose in
''l4ll4;itlaer instances, made the Con , titution
ltua the law of the land the rule of his utli -
NO ON NEWSPAPERS AND
PAMPHLETS.
:).74 S. DISTRICT Comr —Marclt T. 1543.
United States vs. Elder,—This was a
,`..10t.t0 recover the penalty imposed by the
Piitt (Ace law of 1825, for a violation of
thti3oth section of that law, by wti , ing or
Orig a memorandum on the margin of
Reirepaper ur pamphlet sent by mail.
tit this case it was in proof that ihe de-
Ant, Mr. Elder, oldie firm of Elder,
- Oelatcn & Co., wrote on the back of a
Alcti,ft.ted paper or pamphlet containing a
'140E4 duties or Price Current, these
- Wads: 'From Elder, Gelston 4- Co., 1.14 -
Amore; and sent the pamt filet to a cor
riallmodent in L uisville, who refused to
pay letter postage :hereon.
In compliance with the requirement of
law it was returned here, and placed in
the bands of the U. S. Attorn,y for the
recovegy of the penalty. Fur the United
Statba - It *as contended Ora such writing
via within the prohibition of the 30th
.iiiretie,g of the Act of 1825, and subject to
ita . penaty. The opposite ground was
- taken by the defence, and, alter argument
• ..upon the construction of the law, the
Ooitrt decided that it was a violation of the
jai , to place on a paper or pamphlet, sera
by mail - , these or any other words other
thin the name of the party to whom the
paper..was sent. Thu jory acttorlingly
ieterned a verdict far the Ui i!ed St,.; es
Z.:' , Collins Lee, Esq. U. S.Attoifley, for
the plaintiff. N. Williams, Esq. for th
defendant.— Bal t i wore .4merican.
McADAMIZED ROAD TO UN IttNTO',VN.
_ln compliance with tell if the Ala.:or
meeting was held at the Curt !louse, on Sam - -
day, and numerously ott, ttde d. Ttie meeting
organized by calling «Viii I':;enbaum, E q t., the
chair, and appointing NVni, 11,Camtle.. at.d J.
W. Biddle as Secretaries.
The chair was then tutor s•e.i to, Jr Wttltiti ,
Mr, Josiah King, Mr. tf. flan. I{,rtott:
Denny and other gentlemen.
t. The following resolutions w. then otTored br
Mr, Josiah King, and uliatii.ottusly a loptud.
Whereas, Owing to the present enitiarrassi•d
state of public and private iloaticA s and credit, it
is probable that no effort w ill be made for boino
years, to extend the Cuinly.!rlan.l Valley 11.a.1 road
• farther West; and withoot that: ,t is d, crped e,r
itain that the travel and cart- frig trade iolt
`Philadelphia or B.lltimore and the Ohio River iv !I
be permanently diverted from its ancient chan
nels to the Baltimore and Ohl° R til road, de l vin g
the suspension of our c,nalb f r four or five 111.1: t!:,
in each year.
Wherea;' It i+ deemel t certain from the
experience of this winter, that the tray,' und
trade aforesaid will branch or diverge f , ttio the ;
Ohio River at Wheeling and nut as herctultre at!
Pittsburgh, unless some expedient be promptly a-
dopted to restore to Pittsburgh the full advantage ;
of her greater proximity to Cumberland.
Whereas, The distance between UniontoAri, and
Pittsburgh as measured by a U S. Civil Etizineer,
_ has been ascertained to be but 41 mil's and stone
perches, and the topography of the intyroirdiate
country so exceedingly fa. orah'e for the tm-,
atruction of a road having nowhere an ito•lititttion
of more than three duress. ari I a , the dist mt-e
from Pittsburgh to Comherl•tml v:1 U n'tty.-o,
would therefore be mad.' altioat a:) miles letr, t': to
-from Wheeling, thus redo , ,tg the rttst, itl r
-portation by road to an am mot to:ti v.,i nt to Cie
entire cost of freight Iroin tuns t Iltttiti
totristrille, and thence c m r I ice J o l_i tos
traveler or nu-reliant of ill,. I by any
advantages of the Baltimore atitl nod I tai r (:,fl
toad to the Cumberland route to p.m.:. to a ti
the same by the way of a in!
incidentally promote the, ret• ram aidw:li
the manufacturers and Ira r it,
in
crease the rattle sod revonocs improv ed e-t itcs
and largely benefit the coastry thr it
would pass, by the improved entire of nf':ma. I lei '.
ity of access to market, an 1 the t.t e' I ,t
:agricultural and mineral
lag or dormant.
Therefore: ,f
meeting it is ty.t ~.ep 'beret —loll of
s, 7hrlt utility and imp ,rt:me , _. to lie i r „d,
agree of Pittsburgh, and tCc,t,'rn i;nsv; n
to ennatiuct with the ',ail p :i•1;1 . 2 a first
rate AfcAdrinized Triropi.ke !l oud r; II l'itt•burgh
to Uniontown, in Fay e:t.: ew.:7lty I' , Ipy .he
moat eligible route.
Resolved, That a memorial to Coo liw ith prepa
redfor thea_ i
ge.ature of mir
lag the Legislature for an act 4,f inc , c - puration;
- - tied that Messrs. P. Mu'vany, Wm. n e l i b.ai 0,
'rm. Wilkins, M. Allen, John P,irvcll , R .
Thos Hakewell. W. M. Edgar, be a committee
whose duty it shall be to forward the memorial to
Harrisburg and take such other ineasur,s as they
may deem neces4gry to expedite 1., , git.1 lily,: ac
/idit and utherwirle promote the earPy accomplish
nieut 4 of the proposed improvement.
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed by
the officers of the meeting and published in all the
-papers friendly to the ,proposed improvement.
WA1 1 1:1C11BAU1i,
Chairman.
: Me a l n e d , ! CRS,
Secretaries
Jul►A
very ably drawn memorial was then prestmt
lad and read by Jo fp Stealer, which was immedi
ately adopted by the meeting and signed by all
present.
- The above Committee are requew,ted to meet at
Ohs moms ofthe Baud of Trade on Tuesday eve
' Ding id. 7 o'clock, P. M.
The following is the petition now circulating
fra:sigqe tor
Post Office Laws
To the Honorable the Senate and. Houae of will get employment by this system,tut the
pr n
- eae !wives of the Commonwealth of benefit of the few who desire to engross,
: as heretofore, all the benefits of our public
Pennsylvania:
The Petition of the undersigntd, citizens of \Val "'
Pittsburgh and its vicinity, individual Liability.
showeth. That the. Baltimore and „
Ihe people of Allegheny county have,
ohio it-oha), I Comp ni,y have completed th
roaO fr;oo city of ILltiinfare to the town 01- for the last few years, heard from the fed-
Comb , rland, a di.-tanee of about one hundred and
presses and leader-, frequent and vehe
cia.!.ty st hat the pass..ge ov ,r this railroad. era!
itcs , setiger Care, is usually completed in 'twelve ment declarations of Anti -bankism. In 1839 ,
hours. and tin.l burden trains hre propelled over it
especially', we remember that the principal
in a co.nalrati,..elv short p..!rred timr; That at
Cumberland a jillietton is formed by this railroad aim of the writers and speakers of the par
with the great National li , u !; That the I . :tallies •
vas to impress upon the public m
utl't'ren by this wade of' transportation and bade, ty
renders it the most a ivent,gcous route tre'evecn that the Democrats were really the B ind
ank
the Eastern and ‘Vesie,rnboth far travel men, and that they, the whigs and antima.
erns and especially afier the winter bas clo
cud the Canal route threugh Beinisylvania, sons were in truth and in fact, anti-hankites.
The client or the facibties thus afforded upon %Ve are acquaintediwith prominent and
tine commetetal, manufacturing, and trading in
tercsts of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, may
b e honest Antimasons, who unhesitatingly de
mote conectv , •d than described. dare themselves fur the ''individual
liabil
-In-tcu.; of Pittsblogli remaining as she has „
hitherto been, the great 'entr, pot'
o r w„,. ern ity principle, and we believe a great por-
Cmninuree, and the point at which passengers ur tton, if not a majority of their party, agree
rice, and 1.11“.! their depa:ture towards the Lad • .
, with them on the subj , et. It may surprise
,of West,
Mo-eling, a town in Virginia, at which tho Na these persons to learn that the represents•
road meets the river, is rapidly un• '
lives in the State Lemslature, who they
tteiring the casters and we-t:rn traveling and
transport t,;m, and ..oti; g the past winter we arc ;and elected, Messrs. Craig-,
641, :u acsi i tug ',hat the gre , it lulss of :be travel- H e !!:, and V,cridoti, have voted on two
rig Ir4ve ab.:ndon , Pi•rinsylvani
llior ,, u-btlires, p.es N 1 ,,, 031 I:, ; ad OcCai-ins against making the stockholders
, •:b„ , 1• thc- Is now c-n-!' 1. C'e of binks individually liable for the debts of
was. a: ,t r , ,n '
1••• the institutions they own and coetrol. How.
Ynerr perrtoners, iii', stare of wing ever hollow and false may have been the
Lot per. tve tit it a nr.,t rato,m; i.,t1.1 , 1c , n 11 1 ,4
1.. ex- 1, of antebank expressmns of these represents
rn priori,d Sta'e at large, "I•es' lives, and of s . one of the federal, leaders,
5 „,,,•• ;„ ,•,• +•.l - + Lto
d nod t h e rank an I tile of the party, are sincerely
ter, tr,vet and tr ur ; , ,gl.l , I,ltl to till- pi 112. anti•hank, and will frown upon the dupli-
Ya ' lip .t th's Obj , Ct .
can be 411. it; a 1 . r C'r;rig :,n' l Sheridan.
and fr-I!"er.ly Mieak!atil:-ed ti Uniontox , :. even if it should happea that a me
net di. et nil wite,h would tie,that Ptltshargil wrln!,l vof the federal party sh , aild approverof
vionolly hee,,nie the :erinihni of tiro l`rati3O .1 joi i
and ti,e grett• focus to which triv , l and the vote of thesc gentbAnen, it is cerliiiti
transnottation wonlii be hitracied. tint a groat majority of their consitueriti
Your e
is 1.1:4 r',1141.• tr7ly ymn ti 'ra
bic. Bodies to riv e , under I.olldetllll it. The united VOR'C of the
t p.or wisdoin mat sn o rt and democracy will lb Flounce the iniquitous
PH, sections of an act • ...X , iernbly 01 this C , nn•
wonwealth,en , illei an Ant •In • the Gov attempt to deliv e r tile prosperity ofthe
0, Thyt. , c;' , r ; 0, runpie into hands of scheming bankers
enpoy nflire R.,a•hi,z,
pllrAta Turntolie 11,ad, and of i!o•Uniont ;ieu s u 1 mil hrukuis,w ithi•et having any guarans
eittsb,,rgh thc their hoticstv wh..te‘er. And it the
1), NI), and t ants,i,z sneli
mir rannasons who wilt the democrats
with l'utioake •tn, , lne , ;die ,•:t ,ri,•,-
r,t,d for the tors Ida r '.1.1 p rot s sLatt;rl
the rouu:, as 111. y be ic'6lj'l,l; c.
11 tlitZ and trill not have
And your ,thinners will ever pray, &^.
IL twilter nl,pr rtui.ity to sliotA:thir kindness
F,,e PRESIDENT, to paper speculators, by voting them privi•
JAMES BUCUANAN, I leaps which the peopleare'not willing they
Ul II of a Nai C4..orentirm
DAILY )I(NINING . PiIST '
L The "LtOlolly” lianisburgh corrio
,
_
do
f the Gazette, isvet y severeitt, I IPS ••S WM.II. SIIII 11, EDITOR AND PR Plllll/11,11 - 1 ,
the tiemcwrats; he c,4113 them ..federd loco•
D tir Meseta. ClA)11S do net ht•
WF,I)NESI) \Y, AIARCII !22, 11!..13
vcry,vety se ret , at yin armilti'ate.
to Uniontown. etittiely. This same cot teriontletit does
[ierrt„ruing; the .proceeil • not like Mr. Karns, tcyli, of sreF.ki
lags of a meeting held at the Curt I.louse d'' " . "" der " t 1 " t " a
o n last Satut•lay, for the purpose of coil- there "re but few "tt . the r,ous "ha
stiletieg the propriety c,f emnstructing, a'e Ish the hionit ttutlis iur 11,•m•st.
MoAd :rinsed ouiid fiont this city to Ijniott s'-' l ""t"'t "e can re"dd .. itmli!t"t:' that thy
town, F.iyette county. The r,•riit mutt riitier he would keep quiet;
ted by the meeting, it viii he seen, sliong t ” rarer' t ' the
ly recottiii - iends the iiiojert. •' good d t at• te h the fur tie
ud suflicient rerlS , ,ll9 I,OIV tile Th' ".." 1 " etH v"ta t"
Pittsburgh should use r%ety ell: t to ac "unruly meu'l) the House
comptish this important iihiei•t. It is
fact known to all, that
si,) t) of can 11 navl , 7 • kVltilei
Hi Hi 1),1b
loess. of our city spaic no prti , ;.s io their en
deavols to turn the trade, heretofore en
joyed by Pittsburgh,to the Wheeline , route.
The completion of the Cumb'd It. It. gives
them great ficdity in trig sit uggle, and if
something is not done to counteract their
riftts, the fort. arding business of Pitts•
burgh will for three or four months in each
y ear, b totally destroyed. It seems to
he the opinion of our most shrewd
oess men, that the construction i,ra road,
such as is contemplated, to intercept the
nation! I road at Uniontown, is all tilt is
neces6ary to secure 1, our r.i;y, the fr.ule
which is now )1. Wl',,!
and e , tablish Pittibto 2,h. N',in I the ito.v.
er of oput •:.-ition, as the great cotnictercill
t 1 'pot I.rett.ve..to tit. etrit anti the wt's:. Wr
}Jul) • .t!tat those who hive rn )vt d in the
In r:t•tr, rflay iu4111. - tiu.• the
r. lizensl,rnertilly, to [lke hol 1 of th e suh...
j ct and arcwhplish an improvement of
stwii vat impoitdtwe ti the interests of our
An efisy s”ttltt!le I)llTienity
t.. ;:,n~ui;h
The pet s,,ns who ale orpostd to the see
•t'it and wick st - stern, sly that fa
voriH,rn is winced in this rnattit, nnd that
those in that mode of transporta.
toot, ,ze4 nut t njoyed f y the
Lug •;•, If i t' is the case, the natural
el;qUily elt to ev,
nteresteri p, t si , n, ill be, 'why don't the
large lines uoilthi,ur their old, expensive
mode of (I , ,irig business and t,,ke to the
section bo ts and trucks'? There is no law
prohibiting them from doing so; the sysi ern
i s Open to all, and We think it
_should be
just as satisfactory to these gentlemen to
share the advantages of the system as to
drive their more hum',lo competitors from
the business altogether. The people at
large are always in favor of that. mode of
doing business, that will furnish employ
ment to the largest number, and give a
more general distribution of the profits of
labor. The adoption of the section .boats
and trucks, is well caculated to effect
these objects, and those who believe so,can
not approve of any schemes that would go
to sacrifize the interests of the alaby, who
J~C 6'ir t'az'.
have
—A sl,„ c k o f
an „,,,0,, i • 1 ,,14; 0 was felt mpliis, on
thu 011,1[1:1,2 , tic LOCH rn heiv,e , ..ll 10
11, , rc Ea, I hvwk
pro! 11 r.. c:
hht irlverit,)l ~1 the Plying :11achitie
a:ssur,•6 the that hi it a man may
tr.:\ lion) N. ()i!var.s tr. I.' lidtm, in Hie
sirp-o o' one or two das, over a safer
!mid that, the I,,nd or waft,- ca n p,, Bs ibly
an,] surpass th, 1,11118 in his
as much BS he oily now surpass the fishes
in swiniu.iiig me3tis
inir»qwit.—\\'e iuvi Ft the auenti '" of
11..ildets to the a 'velliseme•lt
h)r ,Totials to build. six Ste 1!0 En"zines,
and one Iron Steamer, pnblizihed
in t,e(l3y's Pot.t. \Ve think there is hut
little tl , Libt that the buildingi of the Cult,. r
for 1 . 411:e Etio, and tine En2ines to ho do
livered at the town of Erie, at least, will
he 0 btalned in Il is city.
f—This 'lame has been ad
adopted by Mr. Van Buren for his taste
ful vira iu !he ei vinws 1 . 1 Lind chunk.
The inevitable r , solt ()Idle Assumption
Project, says the N. Afe. Ilerahl, if it could
I, brought ah ‘v,) , 11,1 he nut tai affect
tip' States already hiiii!trupt, hut to invoke
the whole Tinion in avowed insolvency.
Tile papei say that t7, , natit. I3arato,
Grecian exiie, the c ml,,tuiun anti associ—
ate of Lord liyrdruit whose arms the poet
lileatlied his last, has reached Augdsta,
Ga., arid proposrs to deliver a course of
lectures on Greece.
liichatd Thornwion Esq., a lveallby eir
izcn Rus.ell county, AluMina, way re.
ecnt v killed while chasing, a (leer, by be,
Inc; thrown from a young horse He was
dashed against a tree and never spoke
mot O. Pic.
.litrinpt to rob a llaiik.—On the night
r the 2,1 inst., an uniucces dui attempt was
inade to brenli into the F. & M. Bank of
Memphis, 'Jinn. The thief became alarm
ed by a noise within, and cut dirt, leaving
some of his tools behind:
The &macro's "are up and buckled on
their armour" in Tennessee. .Hon. Tames
'K. Polk, is preparing for the campaign
with energy, and we think that his success
at the next August election can hardly be
doubted.
"Wu/king:into the River. Mrs. War ,
field, who resided in-" Meade county, Ky.,
put mt end to her existence on Saturday
last, by deliberately walking into the Ohio
river, somewhere near Leavenworth, and
drowning herself. Her son diScovered her
in the act, and attempted to rescue het He
succeeded in getting her out, but not before
the vital spark had fled.
The people of England are more liable
to insanity %ban any other nation except
Not way.
Com. Petry has been appoin'ed to the
command of the African sqliadron,.
The Kent it?.kiatt contains an advertise—
ment,urpine people to emigrate to Oregon.
Carlyle says that the saddest aspect the
decay of civil libel ty can exhibit, has al
ways appeared to me to be this, when hon•
citable, honor-loving, conscientious dili•
a ence cannot even find work, but must
s'and with folded arms, lamenting his for
ced idleness, through which himself and
his family arc verging to starvation, or, it
may be, actually suffering the pain of hun
ger.
"Two-thirds, if no! thrre four ihs, of the pro
plr of the liniico States, in our opini , di, are in
favor of winding up the banks as fast as their
charters r xpire. it is most certainly ascertained
th.l.t this can be done without creating any more
oppression than has already been created by the
rottenness and corruptionof the banks theinse:v••v;
and if the work is taken hold .1* in right good
, irocrit, there can be no r'oub' as to the result.
Not many years will roll around until the United
Sta!es, treed from the Ahicides oh a degrading
bank Milo 'nee, h .ve a currency ruwre per
manent and staple than any other country in the
world."—Quincy (Pt ) If-redd.
Some wags latey Net tiro to a ~ valehzuta's 1)0::
in Philadelphia. The p:»r Cn..rl y has to keep
wak . all
tiiona the 11‘.‘,. hymn, Millelitus, Plc
t i n 1. t h f , 6,ruwing p,C , :,19113 mor4el:
• I'll; wort .111 a fteting
illusroh
pail canoe-, we've gut
hht I r ulon. ”r down bdov,
There's no.kihg till , : but ilifilcrism!
About bi]Ct.cn lita,u're I Enghshmen wetit
1. 1,, I:- 1:2 t gct , 1 w ,t,irobe of
II•r. n rp.uic r :it'd I , the :113gotti , :f2t)e,vl his
- ,(1 !it
11. Cole n in ha. ti,n4itt a ('Lunch in L itinwton
h. „ ;Aid turned it ;1.
Tq' Tine of the .I:ltd.—Miller ~,ys dint he is
Odd the irld Wirl he destroyed
b1):Ite time bi tteeesi the 21,4 of April 18-13, and
the 21st of April 1844."
A city in ft raviwr.—The entire city of Goan.
,ays Kendall, in one of his sketches, is buil t
111 II drt p SMIle IWO wilts In
its ,i7reutc•t width is perlitip3 cot
ui• re than 4 or 500 rardA
.1 house struck by Lightninl, , .—A frame
in Louisville was struck by lightning
list wet k and shatter ea to pieces. A man
who wai, in it asleep ht the time says that
his 1,2,1 was moved from its place anti his
night edit thrityvn from hi= head. A pimp
was ,:unk s .) I.lw that only a few inches of
the Irate ne ate to he se• u, and the watt r
arc(' ;du
A itcw body of iron tao (.1a very Pope-
Irior hai been Wecuw, red a , . Re. d-
lug Pu
.1 Critastroplre. —A saits,tge catt. was
upset in I; , i,:totl last MOiltlily.
Th e l ate ea r th qu ak e in the West Indies
did tiot afll.;t the islan , l of Jamaica.
The -Gold Region Reporter" is dun—
ning its patrons, with a double row nffists.
11. soit.-112.• Corn non Council 01 New York
have passed a resolo.inn anthoriz.ng, the hoisting
of the tlags On the City 11411, Battery, and puldie
s, nn the l'2th of April, the centennial aniii-
VCl,ry oral.: blithOdy
Some blockhead in a New York paper
talks of running Co'. Webb for Congress.
W e should think that Mr. Marshall put an
rif t etual stopper en Webb's running fur
anything.
it otiiitry Irvin is ridirc, iaLlit to Le
I VS COOP
A rita:k udvertiBe4 Temperancf
yriit Itr roit, LI to cut will) , to •A y.
ReApCCloliiiif!! lisCS,llO4 a..tucli 1401)1(111y
t II) :I, i.c n J ke
.11arge Fleece.—The New Yurk Ex
ess , :ays that the fleece of wool from five
thousand sheep, raised by one man in are
Suite ~f" Michigan, was aokl in that city
on Friday.
A good Pastor will address your fears
as well as your hopes.
We once heard of a man, who had been
aeandidlte for public office forty years,
and been e!ec:ed once—elected only once!
Like Dicky Dont's shirt-tail, he is more
out than in!—E.r. paper.
Lipscomb Norvel, sr, an officer of the
revol Ition, died at Nashville, Tenn., on
the 2d inst., at the advanced age of S 7
years. lie was engaged in the baltles of
Brandywine, Trenton and Monm null, and
was taken prisoner at Charleston.
man sentenced to be hanged, prayed
for a reprieve, the ground that he had
a sore throat, 'which t end crud him unfit
for going through the operation of hang
ing; he le:ired, he sai•l, that the most
alarming consequences might ensus if he
was hanged in the present ,:ondition.
They have a man in New Jersey who
recollects so well, that he remembers the
first sugar teat that the nurse put in his
mouth.
Col. Johnson, in a recer.t speech, said
—"I will stand by the men when they
are right, but I will stand by the women
right or wrong."
An Extraordinary sigx.—The. inn•
land Tribune tells the followingTholl joke
of iho MilleriteF;
"It is well known that the planet Venus
can be seen with the naked eye. It was
espied by the Millet ites a few days since,
who assembled with spy-glasses to see if
they could discover other stars in the
Heavens. ale old lady in looking
th tough the glass, canted it a little too
much, and gaping with anpzeinent, ex
claimed: 'What do 1 see ! as true as I
am a living soul, 'J.— P.-- Baker,'
in large letters printed in the skies ! Tru
ly he is a holy man !"Fhe glass had been
brought so low, that the zealous old lady
had been reading an extended sign in tie
street.'
Mennerisin.—Dr. Collyer gives the fol
lowing important cautions to those who
wish to examine this subject practically.
Never allow yourself to be mesmerised
by a person not in perfect health.
Never allow yourself to he acted on by
a pet son inferior in his mental powers.
Never allow a rough, uncouth person to
act upon you, he \yid frequently induce
nervous diseases the most difficult to cure.
Never allow a stranger, especially one
the opposite sex, to mesmerise you.
Never a'law yourself' to he acted on by
mor e than one mesmeriser.
Never remain in the mesmeric condition
mu re than tt ittv minutia
By all means never allow your brain to
be tambered with by ignorant mesm ii—
sers; in an evil h‘inr they !nay render you
idiotic: for life.
A good story is to!3 of a justice some—
where in Erie county. Two men had a
suit bel)re him, when the plaintiff, whom
we shall call Brown, attemp•vd to state
his case. The mm of author': cut short
the opening plea by saying—. Don't yon
say nothing, Brown, and as for you,
Jones, (the defendant,) I know you, and
11l enter judgmeta agin you quicker nor
lightning!'
FROM 11AV A NA
By the Cristoval Colon, we have Ilivana p:pe(s
to the .Ith instant, c , Jatutining Vela Cruz dates
the 151.11 Id' Eel,ruary. . .
A woman n,lin , !l Catonnalll;-r died at
villa on the s'h F •hrti,lry, it On grant age of on
huildreb seven..cen yeals, ie was a native
o f SI.
VRA C I.l.—At gi) our ardent
de.ina art culfisleb that the Goietinnent would
pureha , e tic heantilid brig Sdlit'l Anna. Site has
been pati“indized the u ual formali
tit s. This tcssal has been placed ender command
o' Capt. Inas and will afford important
sei-vire in the operidians against Capeaeliy. Site
was built in the United States.
Fr.s. 15 —For ,everal year , : we have mit tixr
rimmed Fo revere a noth , r ds that of is t night and
this morning. Scone insas•ers Lave occurred.—
W. Neared it said that the American vossel
Samuel Ihgraham, which Failed yea e-rdey for
Tampico, waa wrecked off Chaealacasi Ti ere
were several passengers. including
,1110 eqw!strian
ainpaity. It thi+ cornet it is
to be lament d I e tent that dies ,
unfortunate pers ns may hate ecti s.red. Fur
eina , tingt vessuls eriven iishoft.
Birmingham & Co.
COMMISSION ILVD FOR IVA RD I.,VG .41 ER.
CHANTS, No. 60 VValer el rem, l'irs'kurgli
Trans—flec,•!v in; and Shipping 5 cems per )00 II
( 01'1110s:0ot - 1, uo Putt:Lam, and sine+a pct. rent.
mar 12. • -I.;
I.Ali WEEKLY PACKET' FOR
CINCINNATI,
Steamer AS tit. LVil 'iatn 'Pinker !kJ:utter, tie
; art Yor thr above nod purls on l'hun!day.
the 2.3t1 Iwo. A 10 o'c!' Aslttn.tol I at trt4 oiler
1.T1'11•411 repair: toir trltatt) and provittett Willi
F. var.-',., , ,tie!t Coat.l--rao be re( orutoe,..led lot I, tt:,v
611 , 2 ro.l`llolllliy as a vire :Ind eviteditiotts float. For
ft, lor pa- an,` rt , y on boaid or to
BIRMINGHAM 4- co.,
No. CII, VU:ater s t rret.
I' 1;01'(_):: A 1,-; FO SlEk NI 1.1 NI; I N ES. &c.
DEI.A.RTMLtrr.
iltZ , Orl. 17t1, March, 1343.
St 1:.11,E1) PROPOSII-S will be received or this Dc
partmeot onto in, 17111 April next, for six st.o i n
tenders and propellers, constructed upon the plan
known trs II nnter's Plan," two (2) of eat, wrings, boil
era and propellers in Ice delivered on Lake Eric, as ric.
signaled by lice Sevrtlary of Ilie Tre.l-10 y; the 011ter, n.
place or p:a,e. on Inc era CoaBl, as the Serrelary of
the TreaStiry may direct, ales, lwO (2) eivzii.l•9, kollerit
and urepcl refs noir. the plan known as- Erirs , un'e Plan,"
to he Moir:credal ' , tine older on rho sett conet as the So
cr.-it:try of the 'l'r. asury may dire, engine, hoi!ers
and prom Ilrrs Inks treacle of lice very hest mallet ials, to
hear the proof of !leo of ouch person of persons
as may he selected by ihe Secretary of the Treasury.—
The boilers to have not less than seven hundred (7:00)
feet fire surface; working pressure. eighty (BO) pounds to
the rum., iar.r.; proof, Iwo hundred and forty (240)
pnu nd, Scx r;l4 liven ihcli wiled, re, %%Atli three (3) feet
Si eke'. The w roil , io hp delivered on dlrtrted,
fire Mo , thr from the time of recervieu toe drawregs. irrid
preps tel butidin ; !. The proposals will slate the price for
which the en2ine.. Imilrre d prnp, hers will Le deliver
rd ate-I pin into Comply., ()per:Oh - In. lint a. !lie appli
Callon:01 the en2ine+ tvorklrtt to elll.er oil be said plans
tan var.( right, the proponal+ 0111 also Rlale the price
inc/roire,7 the an,!,ri! v lo patent ri;),111,
rd akr) lice price exclusive of said an. of ilv.
mar 22-tall
Birmingham &. Co ~
AG'TS Fox STEAM-ER CLEVELAND
Aud Cleveld Llne.
Ikl,trch 22, '.13,
I,ir 112 T 1 if P: I,ECTURE CC.II -
.311T1'1: If IRT
plutt•urr. in :Inr.ouncin:z that the Lrentrr, h t , core
lice ingtituit , will he 0.1 Ttte/ day (Vining_, lath
hy
PROF. RICH RD McCULLOUGH,
'f Jeffersoo College, Can nonsb ur p, P.
Is contemplated That Pi or. Mcculionzli will &Ail, r
a full course on tire "fti,-te. Prov.ela and deoeiny of -13
tronamy." The Committee, in pre , enting course,
of from six tortoni' Lectures on a moot Interesting ;oh
of I uily, and vcien i tic restarch, feel an.
-slued that their exertion; will meet %N ith the general ap
Pt ahatlon of the patron; of the"Wirt Institute. Lecture=."
We deem it proper here to express o r thanks for the
patronage extended to thin course, and to assure the
public. UI it whatever deliiitinenev may have occurred in
the folfilment of our or:gloat pro pectun, it cannot le at
t Milted to any want of attention or exertion on the part
of the committee, hui to the fact that- c rcittn,-itincer,
which 1 - 0111 , 1 not It e . ctn.( rot led prevented !Inv,. who had
canner:l.A to lecture fro„, fulfilling their engagements.
'rickety for Ihr course on Astronomy,
a single lecture, 25 ems.
S. C. HIJEY,
JOHN S. COSGIAVF,
W. W. WILSON.
JOHN B. SEMPLE,
WM. B. SCA} FE,
mar 22 Committee,
IBROPOSALS will be received by the subseri
2. he.r 'froth the 15th until2sth intd., for re
building the Eagle Engine, plan and specifiedtiona
to be seen at G. W. Jacicson'A and also proposals
will be received for the inanufactnring of fifteen
hundred feet. of Clipper rivited hose.
nt22 —3 t W. V. ROBINSON.
Chronicle copy. •
GROCERIEs AT tercriodv.—Will be sold at J.
4. A. 3TEVENSON'I3, No. 152 Wood street
near Liberty, on Friday, March ,?.4th, 1843,21 10 cec leek
A. :11: their entire fito-A of Groceries, Produce, ke.
This stock is worthy the attention of purcliaSerli.
Sale positive. Tern.r, Caoi,
R. A. BA L'SNIA N r -
Awls-peer.
Travelers should a elect Boars provided will Ertllle
Safety Guards, for preventing Explosion o f &ea.
Boilers.
IT would he well for the traveling community to bear
In mind that their security depends entirely upon
their own encouragement of boats that have or may be
at the cxpew.e of procuring the above apparatus. And
that every Individual making such selection Is contribu
ting towards a general introduction of an invention ad•
in it ted by all men who understand the principles of the
Steam Engine, to be a sttre preventative against thoie
dreadful disasters. Yon have ce lainly, is the hundreds
of explosions that nave already taken place, their almost
daily occurrence, and the thousands of lives that have
already been lost, a sufficient warning, and inducement
to make inquiry for a Safety 7 nard [tom, and in every
case to give It the prefer epee. They have went to an
additional expense that your lives may he secure. Ought
you not therefore to meet t I in with a corresponding
degree of iihvality, and by your preference show that
yr.o appreciate their latulabl e endeavors to stop this aw•
ful sacrifica of humaa id.. They do not charge more
than ot bet boats; then; .ieminttiodat ions In other respects
ate canal, and in many casecsuperior; and as there is
one leaving ptitshur,gli every day, why will you run
any risk, when it is so com tetely in your own power
to avoid thn, di sas t ers .
Alt I,oai , marked thus a] in the List of Arrivals and
Itelar,nnc n aanther part of this paper, are supplied
frith t Ile Palel y Gain .
J. (.7. SPENCE!: ,
Secretary of the Tre.l,l3rl
mar 27 2t
! 'OR 'SAFETY.
r-- ••
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0
af Boats provided mith the Safety Guard
A Lr.:4, mENToR
kr:NES, - I‘IICIIIG k ' N,
A \IA It ANTfI, • MARIETTA. ___.....-----
III: I ELI \ NT, Al A RQUETTE,
BRE \ I;. A - ATER MCNGO PARK,
CASPIAN, MEsSENGER,
CECILIA, MONTGOMERY,
('AN'ION, NORTH BEND,
CI . ERO, NEPTUNE,
CADDO, N 1R AGANSETT,
DUKE . 1 ORLEANS, NIAGARA,
DUQUESNE, OSPREY.
I.:XPRI'SS MAIL, ORPHAN BOY,
EcLlesE 01110,
FOR MoSA, ORLEANS,
FORT P trr, PENELOPE,
GALLANT, PANAMA,
GALENA, QUEEN of the SOUTH;
J. H. BILLS, lIOWINA,
JEWESS, RARITAN,
IDA, SARAH ANN,
INDIAN QUEEN, S IIIATOG.t,
ILLINOIS, SAVANNA,
LADY OF LYONS, TALLEYRAND,
VICTRESS, VAI LEY FORGE. .._
WEST WIND. Mar 22:1f
REVENUE' cuTTBR F.)11. THE LAKES.
TrreAQT-ItY DaPART.I4*!Cri
16th March. )343 -
PROPOS:3LS vt ill he received at iltiape
par 'mew., until the 171 h of April to xi, for bbildine
the Holt or an Is on Steamer, to he used as a Revenue
Cun er nu Lake Erie, of the following dimensions. fly:
tine hundred and forty (110) feet on deek,twentrthree
(23) feet bentn, ad leo (i 0) reel hold. Model. drawings
and moulds for building to hr faro:shed "by the Pepsin
let O. It Isestected that these boats will le high lit ie.
fereeee to Punter or Eriesson's Propeller, The Iron
used in ennsirlici ion must he A meri-an, and of tlite very
hest Y. and is to he painted with two Rota : coats of
red lead. (one before the %yolk- is pill up and the other
aftei). The whole of said Iron work shall he weighed,
brier it is wrought and filled to its appropriate ploee,and
previnu , to its being lino Ily put t nest her: payment will
he road , according to this nett weight per pound,inelti•
I d ing !tont:erg, water tanks and galley. Tito chain
phacs, bohslaj„s arid all iron work necessary to the Lull.
' spars, rigging,salls and guns will be Included in the pro.
! posits. arid the price for curb work will be separately
sti :ova. A spar deck of white line, 4by 6 1n.,t0 be - laid,
I scented from underneath, with the "wood screw bolts .. —.
!caulked and paned. Berth deck of ash or yellow pine,
.;!1 by It inches, spiked and bolted to the berth deck. al
caulked and planed. Ceiling plank of yvhile'cak to
the flooring loads, 5 inches thick, IlinfiCa yellow pine.
4 iorkes this k. to the Inner deck clamps, all of which will
lie estimated I.y the square superficial ft et. The-wale.,
rinlsa id weight used in the eons! uction, to lie approved
and the n ark to Le Inspected by such officer as the Se
! cretar: of the Treasury may appoint, and the woik to
he done accorditig to the direct i on of the Fkiperintendant.
The vessel to he completed within six months ft( m the
day of delice ring lie moulds and plans of
The workmanship to he inspected, previous to delive
ry, by two competent judges; one to he chosen Ity each
of the parties of the contract, who. in the event of their
disavrement, rim l! selccl a third, who are to determine
! whether the work has been executed in all respects, le.
, oiding to the proposal awl averment.
mar -2---1:117
In the I)istriet Court of Allf gheny county,
Ge(74e
Vend. Ex. Nn. 104
S Jan'y Tenn, 1843.
Isaac Evan.
‘ 0 , ""Ii, And nnw to wit; March . 21st, 1843.
n.....
.:.... —O n Mour n i-,f II r . Simpson, urn
mut appoot li. S. Magraw, E-q.
rt,iimr to dit , trihite prco t.,is of sale 13
,thi: ease.
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el/41)
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r.c,na the Recent!.
ATTESI: A. SUTTON, Pro.
The auditor alio,e named will attend at Ilia office
n u Fuon. =heel year :'Sruithfi..ki, for the piirpriee of
Ins aniuMitiveru, on Wednesday. lice 21iih day of
April cc xi, al 3 Inch P. M., whit cud where all
P-ro imeres•rd
HENRY S. MACRAW.
Auditor.
mar :22—(1 . 21,5,s 3t
In the District Court of Allegheny county;
F.:thyme &toy. .n,
Al. l'i. Fa. No. 47
Jul, 1842.
Jatnes Wilton.
And no w to wit ; March 21st, 1843*.
4 .0
0 .1 rt.
fr
appointO u u ) : i f , i n
s of Simpson, l s l l r ;griw
t,sci . the Auditor, eilurt
ii tz to dig?. ibtqr proceed- iiise'e in this case.
' Irmo the Record.
ATTEISI: A. SUTTON, pro.
The Atuli.or af:nva named.taill attend for the par:
Pn'e of Its aPimito mem, at his office no Fourth
street near Sinititfleid, on Tlittrclay, the 27th day of
April ni.:it, at 3 „',:lntl( P. NI., whorl and %heir all
per,otts in e e-led are no!ifi •,/ to - , attend.
HENRY S. NAGRAW,
Auditor.
mar k .2 . 2 - dgt& W 3
In the District Court of Allegheny county.
M DArragh,
Vend. Ex. Nn. 175, April
Gial!am
.
itx . re , And now to wit; March 21st, 1843.
#,•
A) .0 ,On million of Mr. Simpson, the Court
z• • - appoint 11. S. Mag.tio , . Esq., Auditor,
t . P. • •
, .4. to disclbute proceeds orsa le it this oese.
.4 , se:- .. num the 'Rectos!.
Eitry i."'•
ATTEV: A. ':•E'l TON, Pro;
The A rutiUr o bove vain,d dr.eiLd at hi*
office r,n Fourth street near Smitt fie!(l, t ri F r iday,
the 28:11 day of April next, at 3 p•e:t.ek P. M.,whett
and wt.ere all persons interer.tert at e Entified to ail.
4, 0 1 HENRY 8. NIAGRAW.;
imae22 t tar-vt 3 t• ' Auditof:
J. C. SrCNCER.
Frertiaty t , libc TirarllTY