Fait PRESIDENT,
JAM -ES BUCII4.NAN
4110feet.0 the decteon of a National Convention.
ILY MORNING POST.
-e TULSQAY, APRIL 18, 1843
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Lill4: w*. H. INITII CDITORB OID TIROPRISTORI
EINE
For the Morning Post.
-4:ntlesstsr s. ECtorsr-1 observe in your paper of
pliterday the 14th inst., a communicationoigned
'ai4larman Damocr.t,' together with aortae cram
" ifittents from you, coneerninz myself, of which 1
wosld not have taken any notice, as I despise all
,:fisteitymous scribblers, who from the beginning
' ,Isitsrtiware of their vile deeds and thereinre
owed Is fight with open beaver;ifthey were not cal
°spited to create among those who are u.tac
...4lwatutsd with 'me some preju lice! against r
loreet.
as well as the piper I intend to publish.—
ring at present no other med ium in th 4/ English
lengstge thro,tgh which to refute malign int and
-,,tortdisruus insinuations of such n tture rs th ree
4104siniii both in raid n onmunicition and cdm
tinitits, l Nape you_ will alfrrd me an oppartuoily
itodo it through the columns or pour paper,
-c. Whither t have reason to regret my firmer pa
course, I certainly must know best; bet
*battier others can ft id, in fact, cause to doubt
itty honesty and uprightness and ju Ige only frog
nppearances, Ido not know. Tu those cut as
.4i:slated with my politicsl lies 1 would mention,
that 1 edited for the first 3 ur 4 years of my
biting in this country German Democratic papers,
f -.,
,
, Altat I afterwards, oil account of lackinz support,
- ,,slastamsenced the publication of a strictly neutral
which I still publish. It is true, that I
printed In my office, during the last two months
of theists Prevd ntial canvass, a Harrison paper,
bid-being only the printer and having had noth•
int, to do with its editorial thy trim •ist. I should
ibtilt my labors for the liarri,toa cause very latter.
_cifiaar. Bat, suppose 1 had pabliehed and
it'd) a paper, should that be a reason to res.
tietive me with unkindness in the ranks of the
113mocratic webs, esp.:daily w:ieti 1 co 03, at
hpva stated already in my tiruipeetm4, wall a
warm heart to the support ofH.rnoaracy7 Have
sidiers, who avowed even at rec nt occasiosoi, their
former adherence to federal principles been recei..
ved in like manner? I think nit. W heth sit
would be pru lent, and alviiable to exclu from
the Dmancrakie. pirty a'l this wit, hate rzally
voted the Llvrisin ticket in lad), when the same
w fried by such a large anajo icy, I shall
-ays to your own dkcretion.
If I emrld believe in tile least. that the princi
ples of intoloranc as laid dawa in sti I C..l , llffill •
vacation and your rein irkwere till principles of
Dernecracy,or of the gre at mass of the Dom 'crea
te parry, I would never have anythi tg to d with
the storm But as I suppose, that my undertaking
is considered only by a few,as dcroga.ory to their
istlfith and ambitious designs, I shall nut trouble,
aviger much about their slanderous insinuations
of mercenary or dishonest intentions on my
part. It seems to be err lent ti it the: were got
op to injure "The Datn•rdratic S:nti tel" in ein •
bryo.
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10,
As to this publiiation,its c tntrol will he entire •
ly . in my own hands. Nu 'cotton' nor 'cigar'
spurning, no `warps'nur 'cavendish'4 ill hive any
influence in its editorial dopira in :nt. lam oppo •
Hd to Selfish and. designing men, and shall strict
ly adhere to the principles laid d torn to the pros
pintail—to superi t only the deserving. Therefore
let iriv paper make first its appearance, and judge
Itin4, whether it will be a humou4 as represented
and, or deserve the support and re, tr.,' of
the Democratic party.
7 a n sorry, gentlemen, to Els compollscl to this
eclat : slim), and regret at the same time that I
have not been received by you, as a eolaborer in
Abe same cause, with more anc at least
seittnisg disintere-redness. I a• , stire you that
Sault always be happy lo 'mew dm' any ne v pobli-
Salim of yours, by which in any way a goal
esistaa can be henefitted. even if nut 'requested,'
with el cheerfulness, and without any hints of
criminate.
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Yours, erm.,
vicT_lß SCRIB.k.
We cheerfully award to Mt. Scribe the
..privilege of defining his position through
our columns, and congratulate him on the
prudential change that his opinioua have
V .. aidergnoti since 1840, when, as he ad
' • he was engaged in publishing a Har
;
'' risen paper, and of course did his share
i
.
--'r.
n circulating the vile slanders that were
then propagate' against the lemocratic
' partY. Although Mr. Scriba wrote the
letter I,r the purpose of defending him*elf
-'L... agetinet the charge of being one of "them
4 , gamer old coons," his own admissions fur
eitth the strongest corroboration of the
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charge made by a "German Democrat,"
F."
Viril :. via: that he (Soriba) puhi tm
thed a Harris
7. paper in 1840. But perhaps the coons
: -.'•, , z "'--
they treated him as they
did M t jor Irons: after
t: ' '
,had received the benefit of his labors
t,
refused to pay him. They regaled them
solves en the "feasts of reason" that were
famished by Mr. Scriha, as they did on
- the roast beef and potatoes of Major Irons;
they bad their patriotism stirred up as of
'r'• factually by his appalls in "choice Dutch,"
1 04/dssollPfit could have boon dune b the r( aring
of Pajor Itt s cannon, and perhaps, after
ttria, Mr. Scriba is compelled to realize
the utter wotthlessnegs of Whig promises.
, 'by - finding that his printing and
tresr and tear of conscience. remains nn.
liquidated.
Wonder that our friend Scriba should abut
-4'2: • •
we the coons in disg3st and enrol him
pst itelfamong the Democrat., who, however
4 r..;, pour they may be, are generaii) honest.
ilia remark shout avers and "corms
whieh we presume alludes to his
Countrymen, Hr. George Wey,nii, was
quite unnecessary, as we do not suppose
that that gentleman would attempt to ea-
aware any control over Mr. Scribes new
. 2; enterprise. We can no: exactly smoke
- ' 4 ,ltherotiect of the remark, but there may
ctL l '; Mee been some occurrences between
Ht ;, - lir. - Scriba and Mv.Weyman, which would
.the seventy of the- insinuation.—
,
fteetfon" allusion is all India* to us.
;: 111114 petbein when the "Sentinel" ap.
the corners sod edges unbro.
'This difficulty, however,
rally obviated by this ma,
, z.t of this with
ive it, will vary from $4OOl
see First ',age.
If chid is the case, we do not
pt a-a it *ill threw some light on the mat
ter.
Mr. Scrib l complains that we did not
noticri his proposals for the Sentinel Att an
earlier day. A m )merit's refiaction will
convince him that there is no just ground
for such complaint. We knew him to
have been engaged but a short time since.
in the publication of the vilest trash and
most uofounded fals-hoo la against the
democratic party, 'that were ever put in
print; we knew that in 1840 the whigs re
garded his efforts as effective means in
misleading that portion of his country
men who had no other sources of informa
tion than what they found published in
Getman mere, 4mot having seen any thing
that would indicate an abandonment of his
former errors, it was reasonable for us to
suppose that he was still the "same old
coon," and that the "Democratic Sentinel"
was only another item of whig deceptions,
by which they hoped to mislead the peo•
ple. But Mr. Scriba informs us that he
has forsaken his former tvil ways, and that
he is now a Dem o crat that neithe "cot•
ton" "cigars" nor •'cavan , lish" can "warp,"
from an h.to-st advocacy of republican
princioles. If the democratic party is wil
ling to receive him with these promises of
attonement. w 4 ty we have no ohj tcti q n to
make, and can only hope that his nibs.
rence to dem Icracy may be governed by
more patriotic mo. iv ot than thane that in•
duced him to be a Harrison "Sentinel" in
1840.
The dear little Deacon has drodpe I the
Theatre controversy, and in his papr of
yesterday assailed the Poet-furiously be
cause so ne of the guests at the Jefferson
Supper offered toasts that did not indicate
the writers to be friendly to President
Tyler. The appearance of Government
advertisements in the Post, has agitated
t he pout little soul (?) of our neighbor to a
terrible degree, and should they be contin
ued, the consequences may be as fatal to
him as was the same feelings to his fabled
prOLOL) pe the dog in the manger,
Let us explain the cause of the Deacon's
envy .The administration some time since
discovered that n paper conducted by a
renegade mason was not a proper medium
fur the government advertis-ments; the
Deacon was consequently deprived of the
official pap on which he expected to grow
tat, and for which he evinced a willingness
to soft soap the administration. A portion
of this patronage has been given to the
Post, and the Gaz.ete has suppressed its
envy as long as possible. but now it is
beyond endurance, rod taking the hint
from the Chronicle, it makes a desperate
effort to impress upon Mr. Tyler the be
lief that the Post is reprehensible fur all
the harsh expressions that may be uttered
against him at all the public gatherings in
western Pennilvania. Thus the Deacon
thinks he will trip us up, and if he must
starve he Nill not do so without injuring
others, if his skill in lying and miArepres
sentation can accomplish it. The Gazette
and the Chronicle, if we can place any
reliance in the pictures they have drawn
of each other, are a pretty pair of Censors
of cur conduct, and when the motive and
the object that impelled them to show such
indignation against the Post, because C.
Barnett and others are not friends of Presi
dent Tyler, are remembered, these ohjec •
tions will receive all the consideration at
head quarters they are entitled to.
A Spanish Slaver escaped with lmpu.
nity.- -A letter from on board tl.e U. S.
ship Vincennes, states that on the 20th
February, they overhauled a schooner
with three Spanish Custom House Officers
on board, having Spanish papers and
Spanish colors, which prevented theit sei.
zing her. She had 550 Slaves ot. board—
thirty lost had died—two jumped over.
board in frantic despair—she was 29 days
from the Coast of Africa, making for Cuba.
Tho vetted was built in New - Yu:k in
1835 or 1836 !
Slaves Wanted in Alger/it—Some of
the manufacturing establishments which
have dismissed their workmen for an in.
dependent expression of their polities'
opinions at the polls like freemen, are now
advertising for others to fill their places.
The owners pr:lhebly expect toreapgreat.
er profits from slave labor.
The Legislature—We learn from Har
risburg that - Governor Porter has vetoed
the printing bill. It is also feared that he
will vetoe the Rail Roid bill in whichtbe
citizens Of Pittsburgh are so much inter,.
ested. we sincerely hope that this ru
mor m ay nu be true.
A girl in Boston, who ligd frequently
btteu insulted by a soap-lock, prepared
herself, the other evening, and being ac
costed by him, threw a lot or cayenne pep
per in his eyes.
Barque Niagara, which cleared Satyr..
day from BostJu fur. Loudon, takes out
400 bales of cotton of American tisanufac.
tins!
BEETEM
Ourserto 01 awns.
•Soonra• of the Sun lay Alercuey once wrote
the fallowing beautifully sentioa r en tat poetry in a
lady's album; since which time he his been so
beset with albums that h- is obliged to chirp
fair •pplican's a penny a line and a kiss fcr each
air lady, on this apogees page
Allow my radiant ihourhts to spread
heir selves like maple 'lasses riser
A slice of rye and injun bread.
Your rosy chant , . will soon decay..►
Those hiiosfltl j 'ye that childhold bring
ny Time will soon be borne ■way—
So go it lady, saiite you'ee young!
Ihe Whigs have elected their Mayor
in Albany, N; Y. by about 200 majority.
We hope Not. —The St. Louis Repub
lican of the Bth ins.. says. 'Col. Johnson
has bast every thing he possessed in unfor.
tunate speculations'
The Birth Day of Jefferson has been
celebrated in every Stare except Rhode la.
fend,
Miller, the end of the world prophet. i•
still lying dangerously ill at his residence
hear Whitehall, N. Y.
A Mortcon is lecturing against Miller
ism at Boston.
A Frene't paper clys states that Chris.
topher Columbus, the discoverer of Ameri•
ca, was born on the Island of Corsica.
Slanderers are like 4 fltes; they leap all
over a man's good parts to light upon his
Col. R. M. Johnson was at Louisville,
KY., on the 4th in•t.
Hasty Marriage.—Tno editor of the
Richmond Star sa)a that young folks ought
to court at least a week, and old folks a
month, before they conoubialate.
florrible! —Wd wish it to he peril •ular.
Iv unilerston.l that the following is not
ours: When are fishermen iosects? Wye
give it up? Why, when they are c3chin
eels, (cochinea6) to be sure.
Gen Worth arrived at St Augustine on
the Ist inst.
The Virginia iWin•lrela a-e in New York
There was excellent sleighing at Nor
caster. Mass., on the 12. h.
Morris' majority in New York is d 063.
4 Beg Snake A Snake ha 4 been
brought to New York from South Amer
ica measuring 20 feet in length and as
thick round as a rt.sn's body.
Professor Maffit bas been lecturing in
New York on Temp 'ranee.
Rents have advanced in New York du
ring the last two weeks, b , )th instores and
houses.
The Hon. Walter Forward has g •to
Boston.
Oz:TThe you h whose throat ants cat by .an un
known • in; is, we are happy to /earn, in a
fair way tu rec nem.. As yet the murderer Was es
caped discovery. So says a late New Orleans pa
'ls r m •
L its intelligence from th Sands•ich isi4n is is
or a very satisfactory character, fur the progress
of educat'im and religion.
A negro slave at New Orleans, stole
some clothes on the sth instant, and was so
much afraid of getting punished that he
went into the yard and hung hieelf by the
neck, and he was thus found dead.
tate of the counterfeiters recently arres
ted in Philadelphia tried to commit sui
cide in prison on Wednesday, but he didn't
accomplish his object.
$536,582 in the 'hard' itself, arrive) at N.
Orleans on the fourth instant—their banks
are oppresse I with too much specie. they
They get up queer play-bills in .the 'Ores
cent City.' The fhllowing is an item from
nne of them: 'Moils: Paul, the modern Hip.
pnpotamus, will (by request) balance the
Commercial Bank and its accounts on his
chin, and lift a granite pillar weighing five
tousand pounds, by the main force of his
eye..winkere. This must be seen to be be..
lieved.
Think of this.—We find the following
confession in the Cincinnati Enquirer:,-
“During the present season, one house
scone, the Wm. Tell, in Upper Marks
Space, have sold at retail, exceeding five
hundred barrels of oysters!!"
A-dishonorable may of getting out of a
scrape.--The Whigs of New York are in
a great quandrary about the result of the
late election. They can't invent an hon•
a rable excuse for their defeat, and so they
bellow out "perjury," "brute fotce,"
"blockading the p ills," "double voting.
&c., IA bile at the same time they are una
ble to point to a single instance wherein
the Democrats have resorted to unfairness
in the canvass. But it is charae:eristic of
the party to charge upon their enemies the
, fiery cnmes which they themselves are .
guilty of.
1~Nte;iVe~l~f~«
PenesyltraniaLligisitstiiio is not the only
delibetstive body that Settles i differences of
opinions by a reference to 'fisticuffs. In
the New York Legislature on the 10th a
Mr. McMurry eftet a war of words went
to the seat of a Mr. Lee and slapped him
in the flee. Mr. Murry was reprimanded
by a resolution, having plead bad health
and consequent irritabi'ity es an excuse,
he was mildly treated. Our citizens used
to suppose it truly ridiculous for the late
editor to excuse his abusive course en the
plea of his vile "temperament, but by the
decision of the N. York Legislature, all
'eh outrages hereafter will have a high
precedent to sustain their propriety.
Sits of.—The members ol the Mimes
ehuaetts Legisliture all Pit in solemn ses
sion with th-ir hats nn,and the editor of the
N. H. Telegraph, who recently looked in
upon them in their den, gives a ludicrous
diarription of their appearance. lie lays
there were genuine and ram beavers in the
erowd—Buz hats and Noce Albert hats—
broad brimmed Ilts and narrow brimmed
hats—cocked up hats anti lopped down
hats —Pugar loaf hate and bell top hats; high
hats anti low hats; black hats and white
hate; and rusty hats and 'shocking had
I hats,'—all mixed up together, and looked
down upon them from the galleries they
do 1 •ok bad enough. There may be some
tremendous mart fellows under them, b
you never would think it. Justice to theme
; selves requires that they 'dolt their beat
The Boston Post has the followingt Sam
Jonsing—l'm 'stonished. Pete. at de want
of Ease in de cnnundrum cotornittee,—nane
was dejected.
Pete—laded! What was it?
San—Why is SAM I.olTlAille3 (km..
Dinah, like a kin.' of cloth dey tuAe in
Lowell
Pete—Nigger n) vess d it.
Sam—Cos she's al unbleached she. t
Uwe.
Pele—Well, Sit her, an I, instead
of one cup, you'll be a cup. le.
Ireland and Repeal.—A Dublin paper
of March 6, says: —"The great event of
the day is the discussion that. his taken
place in the Dublin Corporation. It is an
event, from which to date a distinct era In
the history of Ireland's struggle for nation.
allty. It is i npossible to read the great
ispeechAs wilhout being fully convinced
that Ireland should exercise the power of
legislating for herself. Repeal has advan
ce] more within the last two months—
'since O'Connell gave Irelaryl his new
year's gilt—than it did In the rrevintis
twelve months. The pubileatien of his
and this discussion in the Corpora
tion, will give to it an impetus which, in
creasing as it goes, will soon be irresista.
hie."
On the 2nd inst., Mr s. MART 1 - 1111.11 All Wire of
J.) tin Hnzham of Philddelphia, in 95 . h
year of her nee. tho
l.&raaalt.a BUT PIO JOICZ. —A lady sent to No. 71 Mai .
den Lane for a Willa of the ceehratr d Nerve and Bone
Liniment, to apply to an mule that was hurt and had -
le inflamed. By some r.taaiditv the servant procure l
Bailey's Pain Cstraetor,whteh the lady used rather than
to send it back, without knowing that tt • MRS intruded
for such ease,.
The lady called there this day, Jane 201h,snyln: that
the Salve of D.tiley had cured her entirely, and she pure
chased more, to have always on hand in case of any ac
eidenl.
It wit 4nke out all barn without pain, and merciful
men rhotibt keep k by them. and slave the torment. of
their (emitter The unfeeling are not etpected to do it.
Comstock 4 Co.. proprietors. 71 Malden Lane, New
York, ■nd at Touts s, 86 Found at., sofa agent for
Pittaborsit:
BRIGADE ORDERS.
enr.itied Militia residing within the bounds of the
IL first Brigade of the fifteenth Division Pennsylvania
M Dila, will meet for training and Inspection; as follows
to wit:
The 28th regiment, by Cot. William Erpy.
lit Battalion, on Monday the Bth day of May.
24 flattalilott on Tuesday the 9th day of Ma►,
21 Rat (anion Allegheny minty Volunteers Wedges
day the 101 h, commanded by Major John L. Hamilton•
-
61st Regiment, commanded by Col. Wm. Ilioglass
-Ist Battallion, Thurntiny 11th day of May-
Forks Cavalry and Forka Infantry, will panda with
the Ist Battalion.
24 Rattallion, Friday 32th day of May.
7th Battalion Alteglietty•Co. Volunteers, on Baturlay
•
13th, commanded by Major Co.m.
The IP6th Regimitut. commanded by Col. D. Curry.
• Ist Battalion of Monday 1511Iday of May.
2d Battalion on Tumidity Ilith day of May.
sth Battalion Allegheny co, Volunteers, on Wednesday
17th day of May.
Pittsburgh Legion. commanded by Col. Troy!lto, on
Monday 22d day of May.
3d Battalion Allegheny co Volunteers. Major An•
dreg:, on Monday 22d day of May.
The Jackson Independent Blues; Capt. Hay; on Mon.
day 22d day of May.
The latignesne Grays, Capt. Geo. Hays, on Monday 22d
day of May.
At each places as the officers of Bailment or Battalion
may direct.
147th Re:intent; commanded by Col. Hamii ton, on
Thursday the 113th.
The Birmingham Guard+ wl!l parade with the 147th
Regt...ent.
The B7th Regiment, commanded by Col John Watt,
• on Friday the 13th.
BRIIIAOII iNSPECTOIL'S O►ncc,
April 10th.1843.
THOMAS M'KOWN.
ltrliade Inspector. let B, 15th D. P. M.
op 1 18—dliw2t.
CAUTION.
/INAS public are rani lotted not to purchase the follow
JL lag notes, recently lost or mislaid lty the stameri
here •im
A antedated March 4. 1943. payable 90 days after
date. drawn by Philip R. Kincaid, and endorsed by
'Black 4 McClean.
Twodue bills from Foreman 4. Co., and receipt from
Cleo. Cochran, fbr payment of insurance Policy.
Ne use ean be snide of the above note or due bills by
any ate but the owners, as payment has been stopped,
The tinder wilt confer a favor oa the enbseribers b
returning them to their Shoe sto it. No. 9 t Market st,
near sth• BLACK 4- McCLBAN.
an •18-It.
YAWL ISORSALE.—A new Clinker Wit Ynwl,
(SteNaughien'a build) for rate low for eat. Ap.
ply to BIRMINGHAM 4 Co.
ap 18' No 00 Water et.
FOR CINCINNATI. L:IVRg:VCERVIIGH,
INDI•sNA,
Fill The new and last mink% Steamer
LITTLE MAIL. Gmratt.t., ',tamer,
1 tl, part for the above ports and intermediate
Landings, on ThuriMay the 20.6 inst. ,at 10 o'.
dock, A. M., for freights or passage, apply on
board, or to BIRMINGHAM & CO.,
a„), 18 No tot), Water street.
L!sr: , ir $N • -* RE
T. KIST- FFICWAT PlTTSHeitaft;
-PENNSYLVANIA ; AP.RI6 15th - 1843..
otr- Pe, sons tailing fir Petters on Ais
list, will p/ea.e ley tie, are advertirerl.
Adsms Clsti Anderson Fanny
Abercrombie Mss Ellt 6 Appleby James
Abbott Geo W. Anrhota George
Arlan David D Atte Charles
Ashton Hatton
Banks Rev Joseph
Baiiy &mid
Baldwin 0
Bachteil Joists G
Belay Al.' •
Ba clay Airs Margret
Batsman Nichabut M
Barnes Henrietta A
Baronlly David
Barton Baml
Bausman Sarni
Barndoller John
Barrel Rae Jetrish
ret Sam)
Barrens Francis
Bateman Hugh
Bell Andrew M
Butler J R
Iltitos Isabella
Burgess Robt
Spurn Wto
Bell Aokow
Bell Basil
Bed James
Beaty M.s Rebeccca
Beadel T
Mattel Mary
BurpssJacub
Sorrel P F
Brown Geo
Brown Richd
Brown Rev Geo
Brown H
Brown Charles
Brickle Capt John
Br May Mar. ret
Briscoe A 2
Brooks John
Br nsh J M
Br. oks Corsah
Bulger R
BallW m M 2
Blean John
Blanchard Aaron
Blair Mss E izabeth
Black Robt 2
Black master John
Boynton Alois so
Baulon berm
B Ile Margret
Bowdich Murtha
Botelar Ag Clagett
Best John
Berry John
Bills Sherman
Blake & Co
C
Cameron Lew - s 0 Cochran John
Ca , lin John 2 - Cochran James
Carothers Mrs Emily Carper Nathan'
Caikey Wm Cook Deborah
Carrot Wm Cogswell Wm.
Cart Mrs Eliza Cowan Miss Mary
Calhnon John K Cowan Roht
Campbell Win Costa Emanuel
Campbell Wm W Crag Jrueph
Campbell Archibald Craig Th.intas
Chatnpe Ellis Craig Wolietn
Chadwick Jas Creighton ii.za A
4 hri-ty Robt Crosuy Lydia
Champion Joseph Crane Charles
Chaves Jana Cunningham Miss I
Chessman k Spalding Curtin Andrew
Chapman Win Cronaughan James
Clark Beni
Dailey Misr Catharine Dixon James
Dailey Wm Dixon Mr
Dales Wilson G ' Dona Mimi Wm
Miles Jo in S D..bint P
Darting tlarritl' D edge Win E
Dania.), Sarah M , D .oglts Townes
Div' it.t . .M s D.fligi.se Miss Ann
Utvis Jae , ib Dodge Calvin
Davis Itofltrt
Deeds Lew s Donita Stephan
Deveranx Juni, Dravo F it
Das lin Cuba, itt 1 Dunlap John
Dean MN; ElizabethitneDutin Win
De iiii isms . E ij tit Dann Peter
Doeltin. Mary Jane Dattham Isaac. H
ilium .16, Henry Duneaing %V 'Waal
E
Eillinl Mrs Garonne M English Mrs Mary
du Mrs Mary Ann Es p ey Miss Mary Ann
Eakins Mrs Evarts John Dr
timer) J..lin Ewi.tg Dr
F.s.ler James
Ferguson John Fowler Jbhn
Pletcher E Egiditis Forster J E
Flint M s Jane Frew James
Foster Rebecca do Jac .b
Margarrt Frail) F A 2
Forsythe J a ni• a N F.Anris Winos
Fow l er Miss Sarah Fritik Palatial A
Firm s•e & Campbell Freeborn John
Gall D Grant II W
George Th. a Grimes Johnston
Galltell Morgan Groyan Dr
Garr Dr W Grier Miss Martha
Gamble Henry Grover Solomon
Gage George Grace Simon B
Gardner Mrs Greenlee Mrs Susannah
Gardner Wiliam 2 Gr iffeth Thomas
Gable John C Grilleth John
Geddis John Gray Rev W
Gillis Miss Emeline 2 Gray M A
G•llerpri Noble Gray James
Gills pri Miss Jane Graham Thomas
Glim John II Graham Elsner
Goddard Abram S G aham W B
Guttman Miss Anna Gain P
Green John
Hamilton Robed Hughes Semi
Hamilton Taboinall Nadel Jacob
Hagerty Many Hull Mr
Huiltnan Mai Elie ibet'a Hutt John
Hamheit J & J Hull Charles
Harrey Henderson Hals Ilanry_
H 11165011 James Hunt Mass Jane
Hare C W Hutchinson Charles
Harding John S Haynes Micheal
Holds Cattur Haynes Mich!
Heart M Hill Jaws
IlasrkinJnhn Hiti'er MarUl
Haeet Win Highgatir Mrs Julia
Haglet Capt E C Holmes Rush
Ilays Win • Howells Mrs Felicia
Hem ingray Robert
Irons John Iryhte John 2
logiam Miss Eliza lratstirl Jas P
Jamison Geo W /ones Elreabeth
Jackson Jonathan Junes Col L
Jacobs Adam Jones J rho W
Jeffries D Jones Thomas
Justus Wm Jones Jacob •
Jurey John Jones 8 C
inrvine Evelina M Jones Owen
Johnston W F Jones Mrs Chas El
Johnston Thomas Jones David
Johnston W H Jones Margret
Johnston Robt B
Kerby Jamee Kiby Miss Nancy
Kennedy Thames Kissick Band'
Kelly Michael Kids Peter
Kerr Joel F King Charles
Kanbiir Isaac Karen Isaac
Knox Mrs Sarah KohssenJohn D
Knox John
Lake Mary Ann Lynch Jun
Loran Datil Ludwig John
Latimer Lydia Ann Lockhart lease
Laurence Joshua Lewis H W
Letting F Leavitt Miss M j
Lee Mrs H Leoni George
Leach-Miss Martha A Loyd J C
Maxwell James 2 Montague Wm
Marks Miss Eats Montgomery Hop
?Armies John Morgan Morgan
Marlatt James Morrison Arabella 2
Messeileimer 8 Moore 'rhos
Mercer Wm Moore Guerge
Myers John Murdock Andrew 2
Myers Jacob Mi!berry John T
Meek Miss Eliza )Iyline Benj C
Meriain Ma retail Murry James
Mane Miss Harriet 2 Merry rwrick
Mull Robt Mitcoell Miss Mary A
Miller George M hcheh My.iam
Mt ler & Smith Morley Miss Lucy Jane
ller Rubt Morgan Elizabeth
illitehell Eiizs Moorhead Mrs Charlotte
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Mcßride Mary MrG , natal David •
Mc 11 atoey Samuel M. Gine I James
Mclirsan Nancy Mclot.re Jams
McClure James II MeEllroy Thus S
McCloskey J 11 McKee Thos
McCauley John MciCelvy James
McCartney George McKee Wm
McDonald Jiffies MeNanerten 'rhos
Mc/Jewell James MeNaueten Eliza
McDonnell Thomas McMillen Nal,
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D ing - in John
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Mc I ,', I I New Maio *shirr
McCormack Mrs R - litilirssiimi It V '
McCully L-triss McGhissin &wok .
McCully Tht , niss McCitt kr, A T
M%toy Wilt McGinley Edward
McClean
N McClelland WM'
Nesmith Mrs flutist Norris litosEarab
Nisbet Miss Naury Nimorr issues
Nei is Airogier,- Norton Harris
New ell Thc•nair Nock Wm
Ntile Mrs Sarah
O'Donnel Patrick
0 Neill James
Ottawa John 2
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Poynter Richd G Pryor Jame.
Paltrier Robt Pope Alex
Patton Milts Susan E Potts Joseph K
Patm Jame. Pt MAMA Jawed
Pat ergo° Gen R _ Kinky. Eliothedi
Patterson Robt Phelps Wheeler
Patterson John Phelps nuorktep
Patterson Elizabeth A Pinkerton J r
Pet ker Res Edward Potter Carotin - I
Park er Margret Price Abel
Pettit Ricod Phdpot Mire
Pierce Walter
QUilliiU Win
Ray C hi Rein tilty gaol g
Revell Miss Mary Ross Was _
Rame Sand Rose' W B '
Rea Henry 'Wiling Mitchell
Rca John ilibiesna A P
Reyd Margret .1 %Warn George
ReYnnith John Inehart Fred A
Reynolds George Idd:e W E
Rittenhouse Edward cheraon Alvin
Ri:ey Ann Alters H K
Rom .J oseph 2 Ansel Saint
Rogers darn! A 2
Sanders John eventnel Reuben
Scott Miry Ann M _ lawn, t Miss Jame 111
Scott John 3.earart James
- cliweimber Mary A Itesvan Miss X A
Seese Lnyd ;lowan Jefforson
Sewall Mrs Caroline ;trickling William $
Sell Joseph ;tress' Thomas
t.egner Magnus Swords Thomas .
Seville Mrs Snyder Me t L.
Seaburgh Thomas 3pargo Mrs Sarah.
Sharp Mai Mary ;peps!. Sarah Jane
Shay MR Mari ,{peer A
Shaw J W apeer Mu
Shriner' Henry s:een Salmi
Sheridan Thomas Itei rit Isms A
Shellelibss ger Jacob territ Garles
Shields Captain Imith tinj A
Short A unlit ViE
Shook Mrs Christina , p ith E
Short Henry mith ItNird F
Sincl a r James ninh Anti. S
Simpson Mrs {milli Mililaii
Simpson Mrs Susan buith Milelvira
Simm•ins George Seder JO4l
S i Ivei thorn John Sisithers lui if
&tiler Win Bosh 13es
Sinither Miss Ann S Smik G lon
limeiburst Thomas
Tither Adam
Tarney J a mrs
Jhompson John
Thomas Da•id 2
Tnayrr ll,,rae 6
T er Mai tin
Vehnilye Wm H 2
Valentine Haien+ I
Waker John
Wai.aee John E-q
Ward Capt W 2
Wadsworth Deism,
Watson Andrew
Wails Jesse
Weals Mr E
Well% or Eli
Williams steel Sample
Wi _Name /Air
W loon Alex 'oder
Wilson Miss Jane
Wilson Miss Ma g 1%1
Wilson Miss El.atior
Jesse
Wilson George
WVOlle. Thomas
Woods James
Wray Dr Robt
Young W H
Yowl Johnson
Zrigler John ti
Ohio River Inaprovelt
PIIWPOSALS Ni.l be received until the
1843—for furnishing and delivering bgrag i , an
may be directed, itrici line Of dainli
From 15.0110 to 20,000 tons of rough igehl.Vidiells
Input. sod the Trap, 12 miles below Plitstl
From 20.000 to 30.000 tons rough itontra bead
and foot of Blunnernasaels !didn't lira , 1 0114alrj
Virginia.
From 5.000 to 10.000 tons or rough donated of
Bullingum4 'Wood, il4 miles beto* Putauu _
For transpoifing and deliterini by castiut eMy
be directed into line adonis:
Alt the stone quarried and now lying attewrilr
(on the left shore or the river, about vivant., rid..
die of the Island,) into the dam at the headroarats
island.? miles above Sivabeaville Ohio.
All the stone quarried and now lying at Arty
the right shove of the river,) Ulu limn of dialleadOr
gllngo Island,3 miles beluw Steubenville.
All the stone crarried and lying at the quatgalki
right shore—lnio dam at head of
qu a rryin gCamint
antes below Wheeling Va.. and for a
ering such additional quantity as may
complete same dam.
The quarries In all cam are but a abort dire 410
line of dams.
froposa's must he accompanied IR Ith leioty
references. Address Copt Jolla Sanders, Cif itt.
:lacers, Pittsbor:h Pa.
Office Ohio Shier Improvemen
Pitt+burgh, April 12,1
Advocate and Gazette, Pittsburgh; Wbar
and Argue , Wheeling ; Union and Herald, St y
papers at Marietta and Parkersburg. will cot 7 lg
of Mar, and charge this office. ..
diDMINISTR3TOR'S NOTA
ALL persons iudemed to the crate of Olirr faiti
late of the city of Pitisharyh.deceased, aleybly
notillert to make payment lathe underoignal views
or,and Alt having claims against said estate ae tom„
ed to present their accounts properly authenicap in
It i latent. JOHN W. BLII
in ta r 20-6 t. Adlhlnn
PIG IRON,
60 TONS Soft Pis Iron, hot blast, for sal by
mar 28.
WHISKEY.
zit BRA 5 years old topper distilled Shwas*
lOgißye N blskey on consignment, aird ar ea•s"
J. W. aumerboz,
sp 1. Water between Wood ar.Fmith
ILouR,
25 BBLS. fresh Family Ober, Per nib,
mar 14. JAMS SAY.
PIO IRON.
64 ToArs Tennes*ee Pig I riA a.
For Sale lOW £0 eloirecoblignalrrat
mar 14. MO NAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAE&
M R. J. W.. bl rm, and bliss BAK EW EloPlPeettlei• •
il
ly Info rtn their fib nil' and the publth
'e . sualt
Qoatter will commence on blunilay, 16. filz;t
weeks nolke w il l be required bekile the r of 1 41 1104+
up 12-9 t
V4()Et sale oo accommodating terms
100tdda 4094 Lavin Me Lime. XXX ail *WO,
vitiator, Oozes all riser forindoorPs;sll rag
wrapplog t lei 'rand writing roper; 40 Jiro broom&
and * 1 , 1 ,500 pieces paper booglaV_lnniktdiniol6 • ', l ..
for cub or approved boast to wit era-I4
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Wets Chriber
Weuby Jove
Wear F it
hire Inane
White David •
White John .riii n t
VI Intern** WI
WiHannigan
Wertz Miss lbaslll
Wi4ce War ,
Wiggins Aut
W4ihryer Mel X
Wolcott
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Wing Henry
Wiliam Hob!
W eight John -
Wray John
Young John
owl Andre
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