JUNE 9. 1843. f ri 4:4 -- , 4 Hoe. James Buchanan Itedin town last evening and took 'lodging's -at the Exchange Hotel. 7'heatre.—An excellent bill is presented •at the sheave this evening,the 'Warlock of Ittmi Olen; the amusing Irish farce of the and she farce of 'Turning the 'Tables' should insure a full house. Industrial Association..—An article on gin eubject of the "Brook Farm," will ap‘ pm in to-morrow's Post. Look Out. 'Some apooney has sent us a two dollar note, made up by the clippings from sev— . .eral of the same denomination, in payment, , aa he says, En some money he took from un- in a cettain transaction. The fellow ailsguitsed his hand, but 'pis simple enough 'to use a seal which will be the means of lbeti-aying him. We have our eye on the 'chap, and may perhaps take occasion to expine his attempt to pass a spurious bill. Let him look out for the police. "The Aurora."—This is the title of a new paper, to be issued in this city by Messrs. Wm. Flinn and Hiram }Caine.— illee of the editors has handed us a prop , . peetua with a request to notice. We tr.. far to an extract from the Gazette which will be found in another column, as setting forth, more certainly, ;perhaps, than we tould do it, the objects and purposes of the proposed publication. The weavers of Philadelphia had anoth er turnout on th sth inst., Their con— stition must be indeed appaling,u hen they are thus compelled to make so many strug % glee for relief. Of course well fed edi tors will denounce them as rowdies, &c., but it were better bear their taunts than starve. The Episcopal Convention of Mary land, sitting in Baltimore, consists of about ISO clerical and 90 lay members. The charge of Right Rev. Bishop Millingliam was delivered on Thursday. Tbete are said to be fifty-one towns in the State of New fiamshire in which ar dent spirits cannot be bought, except fur medicinal purposf s. ac2e.The monument to the memory of Stephen Hopkins, one of tl►e signers of the Declaration of Independence, has been completed and erected with suitable in. acriptions at Providence, Rh It was ordered by the Legislature of the State. Pest.— be Canada thistle has made its appearance in Newcastle cornty, Dela ware, Upon lauds sown with Timothy seed from the western part of New York. A regular panic prevails in the vicinity, and all good citizens are called upon to exter.. cultists the enemy. Miller Ilse P r ophet .—Mr 19iller , the prophet, it is announced by the "Midnight Cry" is seriously ill, and it is said to be 'doubtful whether he will ever he any bet• tar. His physicians have interdicted all visitors. Forrest had a most excellent benefit on Saturday night last in Philadelphia. He is one ofthose actors that people never get. tired of. 25 1610 Millersburg and smith ford do , 20 403 To k Haven and Darr isbu g Bridge Co . 50 200 Snowshoe and Packer:rine Turnpike Co., 25 64 Bald Cagle 4- Nitta,. v Valley Turnpike Co., 2.5 500 Mouth of Juniata Bridge do„ 20 A LSO—at the borough rfNorthumberiarid, on i be 24' I, of June, at 10 O ' ClOCk, No. of shared, Companies. 400 N'orthonsbertand Bridge Company. 400 Lewisburg do., 600 Danville do., 200 Nes , opeek do.. 92 Milton do., 1600 Centre Turnpike Company, (from Readin; to Sunbury, .50 400 Lycoming and Potter Turnpike Co., 59 204 Derr - Mown and Votingmanstown do,. 50 96 Lewisburg :led Youngmanstown i'o., 50 123 Lewisburg, and Jersey shore do,, 25 500 Towanda Bridge Company, 20 328 Susquehanna ¢ Tioga Turnpike do., 100 ALSO—at Wilke:thane, on the 29th day of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. ht, No. of shared. Companies. 430 Wilkesbarre Bridge Company, 250 Easton 4. Wilkesbarre Turnpike Co,. 500 Susquehanna and Lehigh do., 00 1240 Milford and Owego do, 25 300 Cayuagat and Susquehanna do.. 20 516 Bridgewater and Wilkesbarre do„ 50 160 'Bethany and Dinernans Choice do, , 50 100 Belmont and Oghgrige do., 50 154 Clifford and frilksbarre do., 50 24 Carbondale and Lackawanna do., 50 48 Lackawanna do,, 50 64 Sterling and Newfoundland do., 25 96 Lenox and Harmony do, 24 The New York end London line of Purchasers wit! be required to pay for the stocks at picket ships have reduced the the time, or immediately after sale, in certificates issued price of a by the Auditor general, in pursuance of the resolution of pilitene in the cabin to $75. 17th April, 1842, notes issued by the Banks of this Com monwealth, under the act of 4th May, 1841, specie or the notesoffspecfe paying Banks. - The transfer of stock will be made In a reasonable time after sale. JAMES CLARKE, EV'A NS ROGER% JOB MANN, Com's for Nile of State Stocks. Harrisburg, May 24. June 3 —ts They build their steamboats so long in New York that their length cannot be designated in feet. The New York Cou rier, speaking of the steamer Massachu. setti,,uys, 'since het alterations the Mas sachusetts is twentyfive rods long.' They will come to furlongs next ! N. Sargent, Esq.. has become associate editor of the Phila. Forum. It tvi'l now be ou• of the best Clay papers in the coun try. We observe, that Lady Erskine, wife of the English Minister at the Court of Mu • nick and daughter of Gen. Cadwallader of this city, died at Genoa, on the 25th March. The mail bag on the rout for Coffeeville, Ala., to Mobile, was lately rubbed by the stage driver. Officers are in pursuit of Caroline Morgan, who lately made an ingenious escape from Blackwell's Island, hu been retaken and sent back. Meteor.—A very briliant meteor passed over Columbia, S. C., on the evening of the 31at ultimo. It was about the size of i man's hat, passed from west to east, ' leaviagir a luminous train,and exploded in a , out three minutes, with a noise resem Wait thunder. Burlington, lowa, goes ahead 'all the lupe. Any quantity of new buildings are ring ap for mercantile and other purposes istbstaimisl two and titres story blink. MS* Treasury► note .robbers arrived at Ifitearraort the 26dt mite: I' pill) Ont :lone/able the Judges of the Cop ! tof Genera 1 Quarter Bessloits of the Peace In and for Allegheny COOnty. The -pelilloll of eatieMln Aker of the Township of Pill, aforesaid, humbly shieWrib, That yoitr peti tioner had provided himself with material* teethe ac commodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house in the we'd aforesaid and prays that your honors will he pleas dto grant him a licensee° keep a public house or entertainment. And your petitioner as in duty bound, will pray. BARTEIRUS AkER. We, the subscribers, citizens of Pitt lownahip,do certi fy, that the above petitioner It of good repute for hon estyand temperance, and Is Well provided with house room `and conveniencies' for the accommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers,and that said tavern is necessary. .ttlex Miller, John if Ilson. Ceo L Reis, John .Indrega, Daniel Leidy, John Conlon, June 6--Sic • uctioni. SFAIRXESTOCK Cr., Srecessors to J. 13 .lasth• • rip, at the old stand corner ofsth and Wood sts havingcomplied with the requisitions of the new Auc• Lion Law,' re prepared to make advances on Consign ments and to sell on favorable terms. They hope by continuing to make ready sales and prompt returns, to receive a fair portion of business. Pittsburgh, April ho 1843 In retirioz from the Auction tuslness. 1 take gre t pleasure in recommending to the nubile 111e - ssrs. SafTllll.. Fahnestork 4• Co.. who have compiled with ihe require• meets (tithe new Auction Law and will do business at my old stand. J. B. GUTHRIE. ;wit 3 1843. COUGHS AND COLDS. Now is the time of year for persons attacked with Coughs, Coulds. Rheumatism, Gout, tc, 4.c. —To those afflicted, a speedy cure can be effected by using PEASE'S UCLA RIIO FIND CANDY, which is allowed by all who have rf‘rd it to he the best remedy ever offered f r Corwris end Colds ,and HEW ES NEB, E 41. 7 1”) PONE LINAMENT, an outward remedy, with the INDL9N VEGETABLE E LIXER, an inward application, is a certala and positive cure for the Rheumatism. Gout, Contracted Cords and Limbs.— No one need suffer from these diseases if they will use the above medicines. The cenuinc io he had only at TUTTLE'S MEDICAL 'toasty. • Gruccbts and Country merchants will he supplied at Nast, YORK prices. 86 Fourth Street. Sale of Stocks OWNED by THE cO. I INION‘NEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. N pots:dance of the provisions of Ike 4th, 5111 and 6th sections of an act of Assembly, passed the Bth day of April, 1843. entitled "An Act to provide far the payment of the Domestic Creditors of the Commonwealth, sale of State. Stocka,and !or other purposes." there will he cc. posed to sale, at the Merchant Exchange, in the city of Philadelphia. on Tit ESDA Y. the 13th day of June next. at 10 o'clock. A. M., the following stocks owned by the Commonwealth, 40 wit: NO of shares. Cowponies. 5233 Philadelphia Bat. k, 3750 Bank of Pennsylvania, 2500 Union Canal Company. 1500 Penna. and Ohio ('anal comp,. y. 500 Chesapeake 1. De . aware Canal Co 1000 Schuylkill Naviga:lon Company. 320 Bristol Steam Tow float and Tramipoita tion Company, '25 2905 Danville and Pon>ville Railroad Compati y, 2000 Cumberland Valley Railtoad. 50 60 Schuylkill and Pottstown Bridge Co., 50 120 Schuylkill Bridge Conn any at Matson's Ford, 50 640 Downingtown, Ephrata and Harrisburg Turnpike Road ''.7ompany 503 Springhoune, Northampton and Bethlehem Turnpike Road Company, 50 350 Belmont and Easton do.. 541 500 Ridge Road do , 30 541 Phila. Brandywine and New London do., 0 0 255 Philadelphia and Great Bend do., 50 1500 Delaware and Schuylkill Canal do.. 50 1360 Perklomen and Reading Turnpike do., 50 328 Doylestown and Willow Grove do., 23 935 Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Navigation Comm. y ALSO at the Capitol, in the borotigh of Harrisburg, nn Monosv the 19th of Jun.. at 10 o'riork. No. of Shares. Companies. far rolur . 900 Columbia Bank and Bridge Co , E. WO 2001) Franklin Railroad Company, tt 400 Wrightsville York aid Gettysburg do . , 600 1: odoi us Navigation Company, 4500 Harrisburg Bridge Company, 2124 Ha re., Carlisle 4- Chaniiic-sburg Tit I'll pike Company, 4310 Chambers' ars, do., 512 Gap and Newport dn., 250 Waynesburg, Green Castle and 51erccrs' urg do., 100 180 Morgantown, Clitirelitown 4- Bine Balt do., 50 L.:00 Little Connestoga and Blue Ball do., 50 580 Burks and Dauphin do , 50 100 Lancaster. Elizabethtown 4. Middletown dn., 50 400 Centre and Kisharequillas do•, 50 50 Susquehanna and York Borough do., 100 4uo York and Gettysburg do,, 100 116 New Holland do., ltiO 630 Philipsburg and Hurnitelianna do t , 25 100 Hanover and Carlisle do., 100 717 Millersiown and Lewistown do , FO 770 Bellefonte nod Philipsburg. dn . , 50 809 Ilarrisnarg and Milletstown do , 50 930 Lewistown and Huntingdon do,, 50 280 Middletown and Harrishnrg do., 50 1160 Bellefonte, Attionsbltrg and Youngruantown dor, 50 Bags Green St. Jae° Coffee, just received, and for sale by HAILMAN, JENNINGSt CO., No. 43, Wood X SACKS Ohio Feathers, prime article) on consign !) merit, and for sale by HAILMAN, JENNINGS 4- CO. 43W00d street. 2n REAMS 'Cap" writing Paper. ruled, I U , 10 gross Bonnet licmrds, on constgnment, and for sale by MAILMAN, JENNINGS 4.00., June 6. 43 Wood st. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Aaron Hart. deceased, late of Pitt township, are requested to make payment to the undersigned Execotor, and those having Mints or demands against said Estate are re. 'nested to present the'sanse Ibr_metttement itkay 29-3mit w Jos C Cummins, John Akins. J D W Wb ile, Wm Aiken, W Price. John Gilmore, Par rem. 3100 400 100 'OO `Z.OO Par value Par v a l ue. 50 GEO. COCHR A N No. 46 Wood st TO THE..GEN ILEMEN .OF prrrs - BURGH. rrtlE subscriber most respectfully informs the subtl e _ men °NW. city nod vicinity that he has comieeured the BOOT and SHOE making business in Fourth street, opposite the Mayors office. Haring been Commie to some of the moat. fashionable Boot Shops in the Eastern elite; and having farnished himself with the best French and American Calf Skins. he hopes by Ida attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. To those gentlemen who have kindly patronised him be returns his sincere thanks and can with confidence appeal for the goodness of his work and knowledge cf his business. - may 11. P. KERRIGAN. TO THE PUBLIC. This is to cerilfy that the nubscrlber has been for some time afflicted with the Rheumatism very severely, from which lie could get no Wild', until, being nd vistd to pro cure some of Dr. ritch's INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR, which he accordingly did. and from which after a few doses, he was entirely relieved. Columbia, April ti, 1751 . 6.1 brt. PEA RSE: Near Rice Creek Springs.? Ilicntald District. S. C , April 30. 1838. I certify, that my'sort. Thomas Mitch , l, Jr., aged IS years. has been sroubled for eight years last past with the Rhedmatlsm, and for the last three years has been unable to help himself! his pain was very severe, so that he could not be moved without great agony; his limbs were ritualized and drawn up, and he presented an oh. jest hopeless to all who knew him, I reported t o several Physicians for relief for him, without effret. Having beard of Dr. A. Fitch's Indian Vegetable Ellsir, I pro cured the same for my son. On taking it he was much relieved, and by continuing it to the fourth bottle, ha, entirely removed the pain, his flesh is restored and he is now enjoying good health, I would, in a rase of Rheu matism earnestly recommend It to those who are nifec. tee with this rise ruci. ling pain. TIIC.S. MITCHELL W being neighbors ;Inn acquaintances of Mr Thomas Mitchell, and having oflen seen the siZnation of his son, fully corroborate the shove case, and, as we believe has heen t tired by the Indian Vegetable Elixir. SAMUEL MEEK, DAVID D. HAY, BRITEON SPELLING, ROBERT THOMI SON, RUCKNER H %WOOD. The alcove w hi t 7 , eery assortment of other valuable medicines, have just bran received and are for sale by the quantity or single bottle., at TUTTLE'S, SG Fourth st. INFORMATION WA NTED. driN the '2 8t h day of November last, a son of the sob_ scriber enured JAMES.' liEr.,l,Y, then about 9 years of age, left his house: he was seen a less days after In nltarpshor_h. He has a fair complexion and fair hair and is rather heavily built. On the 30th of the same mouth, his brother, a boy then aged about ten t ears.also went away Ins name is Elm MID KELLY. he li ar red lmir nail dark eyes. It Is probable that both the boys may deny their true names and lissome otherc Any in_ formation concerning them will he gra crony received by their afflicted parent;. • JOHN KELLY, may 9 Prospect at rest. Farms lo Lease. rpHE undersigned will lease two Farms situated in East Deer township, with t he necessary teurnen is, and from 75 to 100 acres cleared on each. Alto, one farm siltinted in West Deer toven,hip .Allegheny county with front 50 to 75 acres , ch , a Ie 1. TI e aheve drserl ed property lei In reason:lM%. end ro prjr, !sling an nit 15 miles from the city of ritt4or.:ll, ,nd two mites of the rullll ‘ 3 trill Or N'a4.onable terms for non) I to linen t e:, re, 1., 20011 IRTRAM nIUI RV. March 1:11tt —tf. L'S T RECEIVED, a lark •.orply of lir Swayne'r JSyrnit or ‘V ild Cl-rry,and for sale whnicsnle and retail b>/ wm.THorts. an 21 No 53. Market st. IMPORTANT SAW. M I E. LS 61.1 - 17 F. R'S tin riva Ilr d Self ers rS';lrvtni!l. which ll I. 7tinvr been no folly tested in different. mirk of the United Slates. as welt an In the dile, it Pittsburgh and Allegheny. ran be seen In nnvrat Inn :11 a tottnlier or mine neighborhood, viz: at Mr lVirkerslmm'r mills on Penn nt.; at Bowman s r Ilia ether.' milk, near the firmer A ?Mew ny Bridge, and at Mori limit's milk on Hare's Island. and or her , . The above named mar hint ran he obtained at W. W. IV:illare's Ffiqlllo ll rty st . near Anil lifictd, %vile,. it is fitting up. ttod the Mar bine I' rot, s p an I ly kept on hand.. Apply to B. F. Snyder nr W IV. Wallace. may lOU I IttCX ES , V01111:4 lly , oit Tea, fool rereived and for s❑le by ILA 11.51 A N .1 EN .N 1 S 111. maw 43 II nod st. MONONOAIIELA Na IMPROVEMENT. I3ttrlrl lie received until Ihe 16x11lay of ii June next, for completive, locks and &this ruirnherA Three and Four of Ihk work. l'he eontraetork to find the rontm Intuit kci, nod lo receive pay. ;limit from the tolls of Ihr 10rtg ;tiler Ihr work is Atli-lied Tht prOpOPIIIS 10 he .71 '411,“ . 141 Io the ellh_crlbrr, Elcri 8.% 1 , 11 Prephient umr 29-1111. of Board of hlanasrr L. HARPER, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, CADIZ. IiARR , SON COUNTY, OW °, Do, 'Sill attend prornmly to the collection or security of alainic, and all professional lot:ittess entrusted to MA rare in the counties or garrison, Jefferoon, Belmont, Guernsey. ToscoTawas, polnscs, Coshocton Carroll. Stark and /Tayne. Refer to: Aleteal( and Loomis, Dalzeil and Fleming, Piit,burok. John Harper. D. T. Alo rgan, may 27.—if MT, HOTEL. TILE PROPRIETOR oribis well know!) and commodious house, clluated at the north end of the old Allegheny bridge, Informs his 11 ends and the politic, that he has crier thing in com plete order for the reception and coot, minment of trans. tent guests and permanent hoarders. His charge! art moderate and no exertion s will be sraieli to make so. journers comfortable Find keep up the former reputation of his house. Good Molding for any nuather of horses. Me lint Emmet. phi ph in patrons oft his plea:quit reheat and all t ho seek 1. pleasure in the pure air ofilte country, are informed that the Mottnt Emmet House Is now open for visitors A carriage will leave the Mt. Emmet Hotel every day at half past 2, runt ha'f past 3 o'clock, Sundays excep ted. HUGH .WEENY, tnay 31—dfr 1 . 511) BOXES Ground Pepper, NY 50 do, Chocolate, from !Moeda Factory, Ball., Just tacelved and Wattle by HAILMAN, JENNIIsICS cS• CO, 4.3 Wood rtrect, TO CAPITALISTS. V IIfE half of a very valuable and productive property for sale to a good partner on very low and accom. modating terms. The properly la in New Castle, on the Pennsylvania and Ohlo canal, in Beaver and Mercer counties, and consists of a Saw. Mill, with two saws that cut about 3000 feet per day and rents for 650 dol. !Jars. A four story brick Flour Mill with four run of Burrs, 4. can manufacture about 116 bbls good flour per day. The Flour and Saw mills have all new works and machinery and in first rate order, The mill rents for 1500 dollars per annum. A Rolling Mill, Nail Factory and Bloomrry for making Charcoal blooms, all of which is workediby water powrr , formed by Strenango and Nashannock creeks. The Rolling Mill is drove by steam —22 Inches cylinder and 54 feet stroke. The Rolling 51111 is large and convenient and has a Sheet Mill, Bar Iron mill, Hammers and small Guide and (loop mlil Furnace, sufficient for doing a large business. Boats pass up and down the race from tne Works to the Canal and save expenses of all Jraying,hauling coal 4.c. There are 11 dwelling houses and a number of shops and sta bles°. the premises, and axles at New Castle for all the iron, nails tc. manufactured and demand increasing.— The Engine and most of the machinery and most of the improvements have run about six months only. The Iron Works will rent for about 5000 dollars. The pro. perty cost, two years ag0,42,000.and since that time 31, 000 dollars have been laid out in Improvements. To a I good partner who can pay 15,000 dollars down and the balance in a year, a good bargain of one half of the above will be given. App'gat ISAAC HARRIS' Central Agency and In telligence office, 9 Filth street. jnne 6. RECEIVED, about 50 boxes of good Burlington J Herring, 25 reams of wrapping end writing paper, and a lot of good Rue Flour, for Bata on aerornictodat lag terms; In lota to salt eritomers, ISAAC HARRIS, June 3• Cow Mee•ht No 9, sth at. TO ON,VNERS OF LOCKS made expressly Coe powder magazines, bat O...Peery Reliable for Pork Rouses, an the Entertain of which they are constructed will not rust from the action oft he salt, will be sold low for C. 1611. may 2 — bw JAS. PATTECSON. DRY PEACHES.-5p bushels Dry Peaches, Just rc ceived 4. for sale by DA ILM A N,JENNINGS 4 Co. may 11. 43 Wood street. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Corner of Penn 4 Si, Clair sta. Piltsb'gh. rpFIE Proprietors of this elegant and commodious es- JL tab l ishmeni, hag leave to announce to their friends and lie public, that their price for Board, from this date, is reduced to ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Front the locality uf this house, being situated mid. way between the Canal and Steamboat landings, at d on the great thoroughfare to Allegheny city, the pruprie. tors trust, that with continued exertions on their part. they will he enabled to afford every attention and ity required for the comfort and convenience of their guests, and hope to merit a continuance of the patron• age that has hitherto been so liberally extended to them. The principal Stage and Pocket offices, are connected with the Hotel, and for the better accommodation of their guests, an Owsibas will at all times be in read,. ness to convey them to and from the House. ap 25-3 m. McKIBBIN 4- SMITH. CHEAP COMB, BASKET AND VAD RIETY STORE. ..1 - 9 108, .maikti Ntree, Liberfy. -nle.erihrr rest. init% tef",..s cisiontilert" and JL the enblic generally. the I h.: 11, , la,' reitir,e'l from the eat.' o lib a large a.,d 111'U:1111 M.llllllll'lll of ;400d8 In his hoc to whirl" hr Merchant.: and whets who with to i u...;:-.. Nytirtr,ale nr matt, VVIV I.IV for rash, The fol.niving roreeeite- with a vet y large aseor.inent of fancy od.. :Ind 10) S. , IWO Pith _ 0 200 packs English, German and American pia-; 11111iliontetnd best needks ; 600 dozen rape..; 1000 .' all colors spool col trio; 1(30 11., patent I bread; sewing silk, 711 1'... best shoe thread: 10) ibs. skein cotton thread: 750 ;lions: , ell 1 , 00T0. , 000, 160•7r,0is gill and Im:ing 1 1:-0 gross pearl shirt huttotis, 120 gross shoe laces; 100 doz. tortoise shell combs; 25 doz. tortoise shell, turli and firrtfaln mind% 136 doz. fine Ivory combs; 200 doz. dressing combs; 33f1 doz, combs; 6 cross moth hnislo.; 20 doz. assorted halcand chitl,e boobs.; :„ doz. suspenders; 40 , !rriss white slivered hooks and eyes; 20 ginss common hooks and eyes; 50 doz. assorted scissors; 107. FpCriarlt.c: 50 ;rase ncsor , rd whalebone; 250 doz assorted sizes slates; 40 gni, steel pens; 1 erns: Woodward's celebrated pen holders; w it It a gonera I assortment of all kinds of variety :node, sue, as willow wagons, rhairs.eradies, market and Other ha .I.los. kc. C. Y. would in particular Invtie the attention of the holies to Ills fineand farce assortment of shell and Eti Ira In combs. Also, Gra:lanes celebrated six cord 'pooh cotton. the best article mid,: persons par_ c 4i rig can return it if hit as represented. Also, Ibe hest counter drilled eyed needles, which hare been purchased espectslly for retail, and fine Aniertran flat and round ht ail pins, (may 24 ) C, YEAGER. SRS Baron Ham: . ill 3 hog rim nil. lit Strctildrirs, Krititurks eared, received tilts day per sleitino 61 id4CWflicr, and fur 5:IIP Iry 27 -I. C. ¢ A. GORDON. Water street. REGULAP ! FOR rINCINNATI ,11:1,ivr, leave, every ; rrte, Tbe ,'otter. 1.-aye= every P I day at 10 k 8, 111 The ‘l•vo.t . n , nrrl'. Ilegtvelf, le:iVrs (Very Sat tirday o'rlork a. iit. ic j t, Iravra i'V , r V Sun day at II) k JOHN BIRMINGHAM & CO Azentg --- SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR RENT. A wEra, fur r tithed brick house, with a well cullircd ii ted Flower Garden of about half an acre, and pro vlded wit , ' all nerrp.tarte stable,. :rod ono tioililinzs, is of_ fermi im rent fro, the ft , 1 , 41.til time until I Ile lint of April neat. is riteioranily wiled on the hank, of the ()MO a shad ore from the rift, and (or rtitiVenicitre and and ronitort is not excelled by :roc Other in the loin:11110r hood oillitishririz . h. ror a sn.all !.moil, who will take good rare of the prernic.. lids 1. one of the most di Fir able lornimm, otlert ot FO r ruriiwr h.for mai fell tl . tty in, 0, or to 51. Katie, Jr., Liberty ) Ile 6-IW. ..„„Ai l BEAVER AND WARREN __........ PACKET. he canal pay kei ERIE. 3. M. Shaw master, will run revil r tr I -week ly packet between the abo m named I ports, !caves eaver on Mondays, edesda; FF; The petition of Wm. Donaldson, of the 241. Ward of i returning, leavßes Warren on Tuesda W ys, n Thursysdaysrlda and the city of Pittsburgh In the county aforesaid, humbly Saturdays; eonnectina with the Stage Lines to Cleveland sliewtth, That your petitioner liath provided himself , direct, For freight or passage apply on hoard or to with niatellais for the a:commodal roe of travelers and BIRMINGHAM & CO., Pittsburgh others at his dweliing house in ?Alertly and ward afore- J. S. DICKEY, Beaver. said, and prays that yOur hbnbra will grant him a license to keg) a public house of entertainment. And your pe titloner as in duty bound, Will pray. O he lionorattle the Judges of' the Con. I of General Qaa.t er Sessions o. the Pence, Its and for the county of A Ileglicny. We the Filbscrilters, eilizeni of the fteentid Ward, ci;y o f Pittshurgh, do certify that the above petitioner Is of go , rl repute for honesty and temperance, nad is *ell provided with nortse room and cony, niencies for the ac commodation and lodgingofstraneefs and travelers, and that said tavern In liecesgary. Jacob Becker, Wm, Armstrong, James Irvin, Cea• Anthony, Jackson Dnncan, fletkerjr S. H. Douglass, Thos English, Thos Simmons, Jan Craighead, Win Bryant, W, Douglass, June Ii --3 t. fro the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the coun ty of Allegheny: The petition of Jno Hesketh of Robinson township,in the county afrPe.ald, humbly abeweth, That your petitioner bath provided himself with ma. terlats for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house In the township aforesaid. and prays that your honors will grant him a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And your petalioner as in du. ty hound, will pray. JOHN HEBKETH. We, the utdcrsigned, citizens of Robinson T'p, do cer tify, that the above petitioner is of good reputetor hon esty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg. ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern Is lie cessary. Wm. M'Cormick, William Ewing Jos. McFarland, Henry Glass, H. Cowen. Wm. Andrea s, Joseph McEillieron, Wm 111*.MIcken, jnne 8-31* NOTICE. IF Patrirk i'‘'eagy or Abraham Rueckley will call at the office of the Post, they may, perhaps, hear of something that w he of interest toone or both of them. June 7. OWNERS OF PLANING .m.qcifmts TAIfE NOTICE.- That I haVe purchased the extension of Woodworth's Patent for his Planing Machine, for i seven years from the 27th day of December last, for ; Allegheny county, All pertona Infringing will he held f accountable. Those who have Idniher dreasetl,,tarry It to or lake it from the machine, are liably , .arsProseettl,y - ------ - lion, as well asthenia who owe or riwt tbq .ararrfiTile. I HIDES. Jean 7--"3t WILLtAIIt-UPPINCOTT. DRIED lIIDES, i 25 9 - belt Skins, fate , 11%0 OR fan* 1111.111Statil Lt.ert, Ante. • for Bale by w AvRARIDG; b c , 'Or 6,-111$4. lane 3, *lief st,betweelt Wood livid Molibilel4 ARD & BUNT; Ppor•sti V V few door! below SiCoitir TO LET. riitu: 3d ;story of the building occupied by R. A. Rau■man as an Auction store—Ai eretofore known an "Nenmith's Long Room.' corner"of Wood and sth reem Inquire of R. Morrow, sth M. Jan 23. lOTS FOR SA LE.—poor Lots in Manchester. One 4 and a fourth Acres of Land on Holmes' HIII. Lots nns. 4f. 42,52, 53. 54,181, 182 and 184, In Cook's plan of Lota, on flotme's Hill Also, Lots nos. 26 and 27. In Cook's titan of Lots on High street, near the new Court Onus-- For term, apply to Z. W. REMINGTON seitlo FOR RENT. ..VD possession given on the Ist of April nett; n /A. brick house on the bank 011ie Allegheny river two stories high. 4 comfortable rooms, besides cellar and kitchen. It is very pleasantly situuted.last out aide the city line. with a NU VieW ofilteeltvorAllepheny,and within 20 minutes' walk of the heart of the city—rent very tow. JAMES BLAKELY, mar 13 House Agent. sth Wnrd. TO LET. oNE 'trick dwell* house, containing a large two parlours, 4 roams tip gmirs, with fin• - *shed garrct.dming room and kitchen, with ear. thee house, ke. This house la pleasantly located with yard in front and rear, run the canal hank, corner of Chesnut street, leading to upper hridge. now in the oc cupancy • f Mr. McClurg. rent to su it the times— Enquire ni Er, NVhittaker, Allegheny City. mar k For Rent. A CONVENIENT three story brick dreellinff house Ll_ situate on Ross Street near Fourth. Rent $12.5. nor 10. Apple to JAMES MAY. WHISKEY. 11Rf.g 5 years old cooper distilledMononzabela ' ,1 111:ye Wlti,kcy on consignment, and for Fa 'e by 2d - k BOXES Russel and Robertson's No. 5 LUMP TO 1.1 BA CCO. 20 Box es at.sorted do. Just received, together with a general assortment or every thing in the Grocery line, end for sale on the most accommodating terms. lIAILNIAN. JENNINGS Co. 43 Wood it. WM. DONA LDSON, IRON CITY HOTEL; 1111 The old stand of Matt hew Patrick, (Lately occupied by John Ironer) sults,c Tiber wishes to inform the citizens of Pills. 1 burgh, and the travelling Nubile, that he 118 R leased the above wellknoWn gland, (sitoatrd on fifth street, between Market and Wood,) where he will be Nappy to accommodate all his old friends. and as many new ones as will be pleased to acknowledge him as i:teir host.- 1113 terms will be moderate, suited to the Gaits. Ills table will be supplied with the best that the Market af fords. His hat will be furnished With the choicest of liquors, both domestic and foreirn. Ills stables are spa clone and commodious, conducted by experienced and attentive ostlers. irr He would inform the citizens that he Is prepared to accommodate a number of Weekly, Monthly or Year. ty hoarders at reduced prices. RATE'S OF BOARD' Single Meal, 2.5 cents. r Lodging, lila. Board per Week, M tell. PORTS** F OR BALE.— Lora on the North Batt diner of Con Lane and High street. Apply to aep 10 BENJ, DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th WILLIAM DatIGLABIO fIAT ANb CAP MA Ni 7 FACTtTRER. Every deverip tlon of Hats and Cape on hand, endfor sale. whole. sale and retail, atprieee to pit the tittles, as the old stdnd of Douglas k Mooro. 73 Wood street. nil) 5. _._._.......____._ _.._.._._______________. 800 000 LBS. of Bacon, ° a n . , w ro r j r A td c ep. N. 4th fp.. Dear Liberty. J. C. Richie Evitng, C.McFarland, S. McCurdy. may 30—Im FRESH HERRINGS.- 5 “ BBLS Fresh Herrings, just -retelsed sed fur NY sate by ILY.SS, JENNINGI3 4. cu.. S 27. 43 Wood st reet. FREEMAN'S FIRE BRICK. t'OR SALE. TUST rr r eived. 5000 krer.man'p best fire Brick. which Of will hereafter he kept constantly 011 hand and POld low for toll', Ts, LIRMINOHAU CO4 worr27' No. 60 Water st, BINIi NOTIM ORM:TIM DAILi. ST •LLU _ . PEINSYI,I7A NI 1. 8.1441 "1 Pittslair l 14 pal Merck. 4- Man. bk. pas Eschangc bank, par Ilk. of Gerniantowc •• Eileen tank. Lancaster bank, din I Bank or Chesier Co Farmers'bk Bucks Co Doylestown bk do Ilk of N Anierica Phil. Bk of Northern Lihettica," Commercial bk. of Pa. Far. 4- Mechanics bk Kensington bk. Philadelphia hk. Schuylkill bk. Southwark bk. Western bk. Bk. of Pennsylvania, Bk of Penn Ti. pnr Man. 4- Mechanics bk. par Illechanlc.shk. Par Moyarnenslng bk. 3 Girard ba..lt, 451 U. Stales hank, 50 1 Lumbermen,', Warren, -- I Frank. bk Washington, par Miners bk of Pot tarifa, 5 Bk of Montgomery Co. par Mon. bk Brownsville, Erie Bank. Ilarrlshurg,h bank, Far. hit Lancaster, I Bk of Middletown, 41 Bk. of Chambersburgh, Carlisle hank, 4 Bk of Narthrintbrriand, 5 Columbiabk4. Bridge co. 2 Bk Susquehanna Cu- 15 !qt.( Delaware Co. par Lebanon bk. 4 Getlysbnlgh bk. 4 York bank, 4 Par 4- Drovers bk. Of Waynesburg!), 5 / ). Currency notes, 5' llnnesdn IP • Wyoming bank, Pittsh'gli Slate err Country do Berks t.o I,attri, do 4i05 79 Leivklowt. Towanda Mount pleasant bk If Par. 4- Mech. bk of Sten. benville, ii Belmont bk of St. Claim ville, Marietta bk. Demund notes. do Currency notes, Columbiana bk New Lis bon Demand, 11 do Post nets!, r_7incionati specie pay• les hanks, 1 Mech. Tradrrs bk of Cincinnati. 3 Clinton bk or Columbia, Demand note,. 4 uircirvme, (11. Lawrence Cashier) 1 Zanegville hk. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. J. W. BURBRIDGE. Water het wern Wood :and Smith' may 10 issesrAlttrit urn. ia,ixits, ix( 0.10;i Baum WCHIs; - • • li e4,T i •Ntralt, ky, Grauga. Norwalk, Xenia, Dayton, Scioto, Post notes Chillicothe, Fran. Sit Cofumbles, La.,caiter, 3D HatoMon, 45 Granville, 80 Com. bk. Lake Erie, SO Far. bk: of Canton. 45 Urbana 67 INDIANA. State bk.. Brandies I Slate Scrip, 35 lEklitbckir . All banks. ILIA/rots 'We hk 4 Brant c,i) Shawneetown, Rank or Virginia, do Valley, Par. bk. of Virginia, Exchange hank, N. Weal, bank Mer. *Mee. do . MARYLAND. ' inierf! Banks. . par Country B.anks, I a 2 OHL WARE. All Ranks, par Nt:Vtr ERSE'S". All Hanks, par and Hlw YORK. City Batiks. Country banks, (tardy a. Red Bork, NEW ENGLAND. Bosinn Banks, Country i.OniSt A §.4 Orlrnne Rank=, _on,►, NORTH CAROLINA Sank=, SOWN! 6i101.151A Bankß, PIS. COLUM HI A Banks. ALABAMA Goad Banks, TENNESSEE All han ks, NICIIMAN Rk. or St, Clair, 10 no. 40.1 kB. Smith 2 CANADA r Good brink*. Ilto 10 Eriliterti Etc isa hge. Phitrolelphig, 4 New York: i Baltimore, Boston. i ,Western Eidhange. par Louisville, par Cleveland. a di, Wheeling. •par GOLD AND SILVER,. par CLEVELAND. nrxrzuLL, Mester, will depart daily from Fitts.; t u irgil at 9 o'crock, A. At„ and Beaver at 1 o'clock P.M. For frci:ht ct pave.ige, apply on board, or to BIRMINt4OA M No tO VVatei attea. B.—The rep tar canal Pat Let to bleitelandi Greenville and Meadville Pa.; grid Maitillairn on tgal Ohio Canal, Connecting with steamer oicielaile at 141- ver.will he to operation filmed lately or °penis" or DLit. izattati, mar !f=it ' 'lei 5 subset iber has just received cram ili 1 tad . okhi s and __ A New York, with a grinrial and extensitie_asswrt --- 74 . 11 1 meet o( DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PX/tif7.ll/0144 — Itibt eiery artiele in his line et titleinees.whice -be is deter. mined In sell on the most ',winnable terms for cash.,. , He belleies,be ?an direr stronger inducements then it ~i• f Pimitacestabliplament in thisrity to country Ph St [and Merchants, who wish to supply ttiessadaetyrft „tel l 1 Dritgi , and Medicines. His articles have . tea seleetwil with the utmost care, and are warranted oi,tlite bine quad. ity and uniform itiength. Orders witi be.elled with pie. coney and elegance. Famtii • can he supplted with note and Fancy Soaps of every conceivable variety. and Sr the fling exiinisite Pertiimei; likewise with Pernillienr„ and CClsiriet lei of cif ry description. Thi Undersigned return his thanks for the libetilialp.:" port hcretofOre extended to him, and hopes by a etiorsiallit diPpOsition to please and accommodate—a case hippo. coring and petting only what is exce pug ad lirdh- - 11 • Close so matelot' of the sales and tis mictitif• U( siseabt. * ..-- - liebswam.,...prenetteer lad se,nity la 1441 =1 1 vil, u s -4%.1 by ladditsy bad pesisteeuift , *WO , ' MAP" or pabfli platens* . air TA . ilOlLLthig.Milli,:74 - .. 4 " .-: . ........; aioros PRINTING OFFICE N. W. earner of Wood 4 , Pith HZ proprierros of the WonKsitil pewee Stiltti;tig AND fti•NOPACTDRItit respectfully ineorin Nett and the pattimior th.oae Opera , thit tby bi'irg a fare and Well chosen ars'ortnt'tnt of AND cymina =Avis Nektgiary to a Job Printing Otrtr . e , and that they are OS pared to exeaute do do do 3.5 LETTER PRESS PRINTING, , OF EMERY DESCRIPTION. Rooks. Billy of ,Lading, Circulars, Pamphlets, Bill Heads, Cardin Handbills; 1 Blank Chyrks, , Hat Tlpir all kfltbs of 'Slants, . stag.. Steamboat, and pita/ Boat Bills, with air' s: priats Cuts, Orltilbdtln the shortest not le and most reasonahletarA,„ We lispert fully ask the paticinaae of CUT triindoila he publlc in eeneral in !Ms hrauch ot , Or limit _if" Pittsburgh, Sept. 35. I 84i. C'HIL 103 4. SMITH. FAS lONABLE HEAD QUARTERS; . fsTo. LIBERTY STREET. . , W E would invite the attention of ourfrienela and the public generally to oar aesortrnent of boot* which we have just received from the East, all of turbid we are determined to sell at a small advance e Customers may rely on Navin: cheap, good, Well wad. and ha ndsome art folei, warranted to tit,.Ohleh Is a 'Teri desirable combination, Periont who visit tills establishment tan depend int finding an entirely new arsort meat of spring, and ratantint"' goods; we do not say one thing and mean anothgroitine We say our asrortment is large, fashionable, handwasno and cheap, w, mean that it is so, and cannot be sou: Pawed in this or any other city. may 31— tf, ALGEO ¢ MoCIJIRE. • ' 4 , N OTICE to Steam Boat Chonirs.—The rithscrlber, 01 consponence of the difficulty of the times. bas redo : , red the price of his Safety Pitied for the prermstiros if the exploshre of sieoin boiler's, to $l5O pei host. fits iMhesl that all lk at owners will avail themselves, of-4mm reasonable terms, .not only tin account of the perferi itaiirtk They a fford, but also In poibt or economy. Bollets Whit ihn apparatus attached will Mier &bon wire no lone as those not providbd with thein, Matchl-3M El7Atiii t' CASKS EACON "Lairs. •1 6 do ghoul/ten, this day , ireeiyed end (of sale by J. 12, 4. dOilltnOlq. may it 32 Watit si REMOVAL. A J bußßok.4*. Atroktirs kaitt riffiqed his oltice to No 63 fircii. IsveenWood and femitnfielastg. Weill door to Aiileirpota Morrow, opr T. Dinntimghasn, dr. Co., AWTS roll STEAMER CLEVELANth _ Clevbiand Littei Marc') 22. '43. . a 4 • . nrbridge .Ca AA CENTS for, he sale or Eleatty'g Powder. Milli I;eliveln Wood and Smithfield. March 30, 1843. unarm. wicx.. J . Wu; dr . , Wholesale G racers DealersA , Ip! rod !lett; 116 Wood sireet, 4 doors thuire Fifth It. PI rtssunCtir. lit Co. FOR WAIRDING AND COX. AlitpCiirA.Nr". cucyar.anip.rlitoi. , • A GENTS for the MerchantaTtangportationengsitaiiy Compoged of the Merchants Line, grit, 'Canal. I'Vashingion Line tinnier, palmer 4- Co'n. Ling of 'Stella} abets Sr.(' in. gels con the Laken,, , Ct, veland Line Penioiyig'ania and Ohio 'Canal. Pir.qiiiitictis of the Merchants Line Ohio Rasta TCI Bitsvioacn. N 0.9, Coiniiei Blip , N. R. HUNT= ¢ Co. Albany. Olin Cass", Boston. FleNTilt. PA Lallti, 4. en. Risco M.T. WILLL•m• 4 . Dow, cifveciand. lloa lons M. Aura, 4°- l'n•a).its IL GTDIXOS. do, .1. 8. DtceaY . Beaver Rittirtronsi 4. ritriblirgii nn 1 )843-IY. EAGLE • • • '‘ ' GROCERY STORE. 11' Sraid ' LLoyb, and Retail ihtieref and Priitterer. No 140 Liberty stieei, Pittitbairk. _ may 20. PEACH TREES. . , . ily,solincriber ita!t just received from th e Nurser) , of Landreth and Policie s near ge choicest varieties of Peach Treee. to whielt ;tumid, NI II the iitteution of the publre.. F. L. BNC/Wpi&N. snap E No 184, Liiierty et head of "root; J. p.. C E I (,4 dTTORNEk AD 440 7 . Office, corner 'or Smithfield and Third Streets: Pii - restrit'sn. Pi xxa. miy 2.5; 1843:--.1y.* BUILDING LOTS iN BIRMINGHAM . 13 LOTS,auttuble for bitilainy, most sithated. and within two 'minutes walk of the St.a* psyri Boat Lawdfar, will be Sold at Orwell to Suit the times. The terms of paytnent Flit he wadi easy, either fpr, ehah or such barter as can be made available. A pplyto lite subscriber itt Birmingham, or Mr, P. Peterson, tip. 4. Ferry street, Pittsburgh. JAS. PATTERSON, JR, June 1. m a il STE:12111B03T .11T. AUCTION. THE Steamboat James Rote; now lying at the sr . hart at Pittsburgh, her furniture, Mettle and apiliarel, all reiPecia In good condltlon and ready to take cargo, will he sold at public time to tbe highesi bidder; on Thursday ihe 15th June next, at 3 o'clock P. U. The James Roes was built last fall, of the bestfluaterlaW and in the most substantial manner for low water: at* will carry WO tone of freight, and iv well calculated for passengers. For strength and lightness of draught, she is not excelled by any boat on the irestein waters-- Terms Diode known at lime of tulle. . . . GEO. COCHRAN. Ex`r of A Hart's estate. ?§lay 30—d¢wid negtillar, Morning Packet FOR BEAVER. . The fait riinaln; and well know, &camel'
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