'3JLJ"i'1 - m. i $m f
rtnnHanU anil Kw York.
Some vVi'ws New York papers nnd some of
hlfe-Ncw Vorkcrs, lmve of late apokcn of Pcim
eylvaniaand hcrstato debt, ? -if tlicy really
considered her bankrwjit, and as if the slato of
NewYwrk was out of lcbt fittd wallowing in
wealth. ' Ihi !tplr.!(' oftlie Keystone Stato we
iln not sbridk from a comparison of dobta and
mentis to pay tliern witli. Our aricnltuml to.
sources aro at least equal io ftew' Yor'k, w hile
jr mineral treasures would overbalance her's
lllOIC than Tl X TIM 13 TIIK AMOUNT OV OLKSfATk
UCHT.
TJtit l?t hs see which State is most uV-cply
'indebted.
New York State debt S"-'7,0',)0.(HI0
Now York Cily debt 10,GO;l,000
Total
Pennsylvania State debt
Philadelphia City debt
Total
3,000,000
13,000 000
Hal anee in fuvor of Pennsylvania $3 GlMJjOOO
To finish tho improvenients now undei way
in the State of New York, including the city
waterworks, will increase thoir tate and city
debt to 05 millions, at least ; while seven
millions will more than finish all our works
row eonmenced, mid leave us lo millions less
in debt than New York ; with nearly twice cs
innnv miles of canal and rail roud. These ca-
mis and rail roads of Pennsylvania, w hen com- j
pleted, will, we bel eve, more than pay the .... ,
iiTi'sui mi iue com 01 l ie r cuiisuuciio , nno 1
' i
i...t ;.l.,o ,.,;n !... .i.i.i .... ..i.. 1
,'vriui 0 111 iiaiv UlillUll iiiiiit: t 1 inuiiinil tuiiir
-if 'the real estate of this coininon wealth, more
than ONE HUNDRED MILLION'S OF DOI
LA US.
"The vicious banking system which, under the
administration of J;seph Hitner obtained so
complete an ascendency, and the corruptions
and cvtravigance commenced by those who j
i. 1 1 1.
uui.iiuiic'u iliac wc-uii inuii, nau cry inucn .
' '
1,- I - . .C
tj111u.11 1 u&M-u our nuances, uma lew ji'iirs'.ii
...:n ,1 i... i. .,.. 1 :
nipu u'ioiuuun nni inai ill'; iiuiiiHr j
of those who wrnild les.-en our credit, w ere but i
'ihe vagaries of their ow n imagination, or t!ie
overflowings of their jealousy. Keystone.
Statist let
Or THIS "WHITE POI-fLATION 'IN TIIH V.MTrD
STATES, FROM THE CKNSI H OF 110.
1'reparcd for the Siw York Tribune ly E,
Williams.
States.
Total While.
lnedtiratcd.
1 New York, 2,3700 -11, 130
2 Pennsylvania, 1,070,115 .S3.910
3 (Jhio l,OOJ,l'2-2 .15,3!U
4 Virginia, 710,'Jf 5f',7-?7
5 Massachusutts, 72I),03U 1,1 IS
G Indiana, G7?,0'JS aS,100
7 Tt-nnesseo, G 10.027 5?,.")31
8 Keufjcky, 5'J0,-2.-i3 40,010
V) Maine, 50'.i,13S 3,211
10 North Carolina, 4L70 &),00J
11 lllinoK. 172,2,Vl 27,502
12 Georgia, 107,005 30,717
13 New Jersey, 351..W, 0,35
11 Alabama, 3:i5,lr5 WJtfi
15 Missouri, m-x-S 10.157
10 Maryland, 317,717 11,005
17 Connecticut, 301,850 520
IS Vermmt, 201,21 2,270
19 New Hampshire, 2-1,03(5 1)12
20 South Carolina, 250,071 20,015
21 Michigan, 211,500 2,173
22 Mississippi, 170,071 S.3O0
23 Louisiana, 158.157 4,Nj1
21 IJIuxle Ulun.l, 105,5s7 ,0U
25 Arkniisiis, 77,174 G.567
23 Delaware, .rH,501 4,32
Iowa Territory, 12,021 1,1 IS
Wisconsin " 30,74!) 1,701
Florida " 27,012 1,303
Iit. of Cwhimbia, 30,057 l.(3
Total, 1I,13,2H 540,003
Whites over 20 yoajs of age ui.able to reud
and w rito.
. Table.
Shuwing the quantity of Ahohul in tl ' ffirtnl in-
tvxiintiniz hi vtni"ti.
Brandy
Hum
Holland f.iu
Inskry, (Scutch)
Port Wine, aer.ii,e
Mailt rr a ilu. biln ft
do. do. lowest
I-ii-Uni do. Jo.
Malaga do. do.
Uurgumly Willi',
M ibiibry doT
I'alin do.
Tuksy do.
Rid Chsmj a gnc W'n.e
firt.os
5 1 ;Co
t'.l.m
IH.UI
17,20
11,55 lo I IX)
.,10
4,7
ij f s
1 1 30
12.K0
Whito do.
Hock do.
Iioussillion
Caie Madeira
Slurry
do.
Clarel
Currant
do.
do.
8,SS to 14,37
1 7,i.'0
IS, 1 1
do,
do,
do., highei-t
do., Iuwet
do., uvTuge 4 kinds
do.
1,m3 i
IS.S5 '
11,1)
20,S.
0,57 i
6,0 ,
Eldei Wine, Cider mid Peiry
IStoul ....
Ale ...
Putter ...
4,00
Roads in Mii iiiua.n I lieroudsin Michigan
are said to be the linest iu the world. They
can scarcely ever be called muddy. A pair of
arnall country ponies draw tK) to 00 bushels of
wheat at a regular load, tay I to 2 tons. The
toil is fiuc fiom stones, and dries very quickly
after the lau act rains.
Debts of Cities.
The following f U tcnirnt oftlic debts of pome
of ihe pt im-j Htl cities, with the population, wo
And in I In; Journal of Comiimrcc. It in no
doubt correct :
'Plll'l t.ATIoN.
N"v York,
Baltimore,
Roston,
New Oi1pti,
Cliarle;-toii,
riiilailelphu,
Cincinti.it i,
Allmny,
Mobile,
Troy,
10.0l:i,0!0 31-2,710
.l,fH),000
102,313
03,383
102 UW
01.000
10,33-
ss,7:n
10,3 4
'1, 00,000
1,7-"W.000
l.ll-.MHK)
3,000.0.' mi
fc" .0,000
n,').-,ooo
5.13.000
.301,000
Three More I.lhcl (iiiitu, niul mtirt to coiur.
j. -.-..I .w... ! Mr. .1. Feiinimcrc Cooper has tHiblislied ano
l?l(,(i')3,000 1 1
40 000(KK) i r '( lUr m l'lc rg!i w hich closes
as loi.ow s:
1 ut-k leave to Siv, that five libel suits have
been brought a-ainst tho editor and publishers
oftheLvemng Journal, Ki,.,-etho trial of lVwh, j
..n.l 1. n... fi ft iin.lnr fiiitHiili'rul inn. 'I'liii !
ucomleney ol the law or of the pres shall be
fairly tried. Yours respectfully,
J. FKXN1MOKK COOl'Ell.
KxiliAORDINAKV ri:Rtt)NO NARROW Y.H-
caim:. Yettterday aftei noon a lad 111 the employ
of Mr. Wilson, brick maker, diove his 'team in
to the river above the new aijueduct for the
iMirnoep nC watering llinm. Aot making allow
Dnte f(,r t,(, re(,c(it nfli(J rjur) t,(0 nJ
drovc w fjr lh(J camul hor
, 11 1 .1 . .1
il'nmin Am li w riiiii.lli. .I.,u'n (lio iilronm lltulfr
both aqueducts to Buffalo ft. bridge, against
one of the piers of which the wagon struck
broke reach horses and boy pa-sing on with
the buhnce of the wagon towards the falls.
Fortunately a rope thrown from the window t
nn ashery neaT the market, brought the horses
upon u bunk of leachey ashes lying against 'the
wa where tl foU' d Buffici0ll foolhoW to
'
. . . tl .1 .. . . .r 1 i ,
lest till tlx-y were got oil. J he boy evinced
J t J
great coolness during his perilous adventure.
flinch A'.er D-uily Adv.
Dit. Fit anm.i v The Liverpod Standard of
Nov. 10th, publishes at Icnitl), a lecture de
livered on Wednesday evening, Nov. I3th,at
the Royal Amphitheatre, Cireat Charlotte
street, by the Rev. Hugh McNeile, on the life
and character of Dr. Franklin, in behalf of the
Printer's Pension Society, in London.
Tito house was densely filled, and many more
wcnld have been present had there been room.
The Etago was boaiitilu.ly decorated with the
Fnjiish and American Ami's. Tho identical
printing press at which Dr. Franklin worked
in London, as a jonr.ieyman, in the year 1725
0, and which for the last three weeks had been
gratuitously exhibited to tho public by John R
Murry, Esq. of New York, prior to its bring ta-
I ken to America and delimited with the Philo
sophical Society of Philadelphia, 'was placed tin
the right of tho Stage, and created general at
tention. It was worked previous to the deliv
ery of the lecture, and impressions of a verba
tim copy of a letter written by Dr Franklin lo
the Rev. George WhitetielJ, were given to
the audience.
A newspaper was shown that Was printed in
the days of Franklin, in Huston, and also a
number of the lWlon NoitMi, of July 15th.
The enormous size of the la'ter, placed along
side the former, created considerable amuse
ment. The lecture was delivered at the re
quest of a number of the citi'.iT.s of Liverpool
and America, uud the proceeds amounted to
250.
A Mississippi paper states tha a Mt. ft win,
one of the newly elected anti-bond member of
Congress was indebted to the Union Rank of
j Mississippi, upwards of 5lH,IKKI dollars, all of
, which, except a small sum paid in depreciated
! papvr, remains unpaid, lie is an out-and-out
! unii-boiider.
i
SrurcK w iii.l mi; Ikon w a Hot. Tucker,
1 the governor elect of M issis.-.ippi, was a black
smith in his euilv life
rerrent ! Tiikv KiLt.i n eh ii iriuR Two respecra
31 j-, Lie persons of Juhseubiirg, Ky. The cause wat
a usual women, and u Dr. Nottis cliii!!eiifi
Mr. Ilr.idwick, u lawyer. They fought at
twelve paces, w ilh rifles, and both who's Were
fatal. Another instance of tho clllcts ot" the
infamous code of honor.
The Vankie Fatfi.er'stimati s tin amount of
produce, annually sold in Faueuil Hull inurket,
Potton, at f-0(Vi,0iM, viz: Poik S;t,7"'0,(K)0 ;
Beef 1,7:0 0IVI; Untlcr suKHMKH); Vegeta
bles ami fruit siO(),(Kli) j Mutton fltltl.lhKI ;
, I'ijli .SIOO.OtKl; Poultry f70,0tK); Chceso
! i-o0,000 ; Lggs (-000 oSazeii per day, aver-
' J?'"b " cl per iloaeii,) 117,O00 ; Veal fOU,-
000,
' . '
Sri: iiuc C.kMi,i.s. -I'nder this name, a new
article, lor this e-iuutiy, ha lately been brought
into market. 'I lie oil is expressed from tallow,
and then Ihe nibetuntial malter made into can
die. The candles are very hard, not oil at all,
and endutu a iiitich higher tciupcratiirts than
spermaceti. They burn as beautifully as can
dies of sperm or wax. They have been inauu
factored in France for years; but the h'gh duty
on candles has prevented them fruin being im-
(Kirted. They Hre now inunulacturcU in this
rity.-vN. Y. J,ur. Coin.
C'lNfiSiiTi 1'lro populatinn of Ibis city in
1MHJ was only 7. In i'JO, it had increased
to O.tiO-J ; in 1-;X it wa 01,.71 j it i. noV a
bout .Vi.lKIO
1 J .J,iLlAJt"..JtW-" 111.1 J" I 9 J!U
The WAtttan and the Serpent.
Tho New Orletins Crescent City gives us
nn ncrount of a young lady, Who, having said
her prayers, (young ladies "then do say their
prayers in that city) read ever her love's last
letter, and wet it wilh her terfra lor the fiftieth
time, because, cruel, hard hearted limn! the
Sccretury of the Navy, or the 'Commodore, I
would not allow him to leave his ship, cud fly
on the wing of love uud steam to her arms,
warmed her pretty little feet, nnd wrapped them
up nicely in flannel, 'turned down tho clothe!, I
when lo! there lay nicely coiled up the arch j
eneiuy of woman. The pretty young lady :
,i tt. :.. .)., 1........1 .. .1.. 1
f-i. 1 1. uini u, uo mil; .in ill nutj ii'liilu iu ml,
whieh simui brought assistance, nnd the serpent
lost his life lor his presumption.
The futon oftheVtlri.
A young tramp, fmmewhere in the vicinity
ol'his teens who is all invention when a chance .
- 1 -n i 1. i... -tl I
,or P'3 mX ,r" nul
"h' I,ia tuA " tu l,u li who " .
t,rtlf i
"A ill'iirc at Syntnt, but a dab nt law," ;
played oil" a joke on Ixiih his p iternuland ma-1
ternal grandsires, yesterday, which is worthy '
of being PiiAViM7.ro. Pmth of the eld folks'
sport perukes, as they have a lawlul right to j
do, for nature long since refused to afTord a co- j
vering !ir their craniuniM. Roth of them dined
nt tin; house of our juvenile hero's father, nnd '
after dinner both oPihetii sat beside each other, :
and tallied intently of times that were. The
love of their mutual grandson peetned to be '
equally shard by thetn lioth. He mounted,
the knee ef one, pulled the other by the coat :
button, or gently rubbt-d bis hand overbi-isfl- j
very beard. With u!l his apparent afleotion,
there was a j
'I.ani'hirig ib vil in his 'ye," '
which told that mischief was brewing in his I
inind. IVhen he threw the old men complete
ly oil their guard, he managed to tie to both of
their wigs a tiring which string he tied to
their chairs. ,
When night apprmehed, and immediately '
::ftcra heavy shower, both ot the octogenarians
ros'p, tomakc their way home-; bl:t lo ! their
wigsrcrpexrtfully clnngto'the 'cha:.T were they
had been sit'tng. They formed themselves
into a committee of two, to di-;over the cause
of the obstinacy of their wigs, mid were not
long in ascertaining it was all to be attributed
to their hopeful grandson. As if the mere ty-
ing of the wigs to the chair was not enough to
make the joke 'Complete, he labelled them
"The w,! of the H-ig!,f,.r the mkt of the Union."
Jiiciairier oi me young joaer wai mrown ,Uilli, ))W hjJ t,,,.,, !UhK.idcd, swinging to and
into the most violent passion, by the occur- fl0f for ,iltJ lJC, f (iir,s woi-Ik, iih Itia roat i.cai
rence, and threatened to inflict severe corporal y flr( i,,,,,,,, ,y one tleeve. 'J'Im limb fruin
punishmeiit tijxin his son, as soon as he came
within scope of his chastisement. 'Ihe good
old men laughed heartily at 'the arch waggery
of their grandson, adjusted their wig?, said
that when they were at his ugc tln-y even did
worse than that ; and before they left, they
made the lather promise to forgive his sun fur
uniting the wigs, tor the kake of ihe union.
Picayune.
All-tu-rilitc.
To at', mot to borrow mouev on the l!ea ot
1 " 1
extreme poverty
lomake your.-elf generally
n -
disagreeable, nnd wonder no one will vi.-it you j
unless they gain some palpable advantage by it.
To sit shivering in the cold because lou won't
have a tire till N'nvember. To Fupvs the re
viewers generally read more than the title page
; of iho work they praise or condemn. To keep
your clerks on mis. rahle salaries, ami wonder
at their robbing voii. Not to go to bed when
you are tired and alepy
because it not bed-
j To mnko i'Mr 'rvantstell lios tirr you,
and afterwards le angry b.-cause tln-y tell lies
lbrthem.--elves. To tell your own secrets, and i to the grog-department or whether his hi mi'
believe other people w iil keep them. To ren- ! of ac(U'i(itivi;m:8s, through a strong and pre
deram.na service voluntar.lv. and expect Ma d,riro ,or aivi:htii:m baa gained
' the ascendency : we are not exactly prepared
bun to be grat. ml Mr it. 1 o i-xpt-ct to make f0 dl.tl,rinill . 0 aro low..v,-r strongly in-
j people iione.-t uy naraening mem in jail, anu
' afterwards pending them adrift without the
means of getting work. To fancy a thing is;
cheap because a low price is asked for it. 'J'o
say a niun is charitable because he subscribes
to an hoHpiu!. To arrive at the ago of lirty,'
and be surprised at any ice, folly, or absurdity
your fellow creatures may be guilty of. To
Votes tor a candidate at an election becan-e he
si in lies hinds w ilh your wile and child and ad
mites the l.-abv.
O in boo ii ii en r. Co'. Stone says h has r rei
ved a rnininiinii'8 in", fr m a memlier of ihe New
York Scn.ve, winch bcaa every thing he over saw
U.f.ne in the onb'itrap'iy.
' The boy who c - iiliivrd to spell tolf C Wilhoul
u&iiU a I-1 It r p-i.pi-r'y U longing 10 ihe Word-
I .t ;'''. ran only furm bis ai:) !. We rile
few examples: Curt ur; y'- fi ; iiwri
" ;" ai:ji : tiplyed Afei ii.ti. But now
romes the be.t ynnnewt. Guess what that t.tU ;
l.'ninn, you siinpledm
i p, ,,,. i,lCieilihld that the great Suit of New
1 y.nk. mn nii ii g a popul lion of moie than two
i millions, should s. nd lo ber Fniale, hi a select
body Cinsistina o ly of 32 men. an individual
whi)sd mth.igr.iphy Would dugiare a biyiutl.e
sp llinj book class if a New Fngland primary
sihool. Xrwhuryport lleralj.
A Goon Shot. J.unes, FJK-n, and Jemathan,
J b'others, and son ot' the late James Phillip,
sf Lynn, flared on Monday morning at 5o
clock, and returiifj at 0 the same inorfting,
Withoiit HtAaM.li Asn twiiVr. 8r Hiiks,
killtil at ttiie firing !! On Cut stlay they like
wise killed mmtv and on Welnewlny, osr.
litMiHiD, and then rrturnrtl home to their
usual dav'a lalxii. Sulrm Adv.
nsgmi. mumu a. . w '- ji.-m-i l Jj a.
THE AIVIEXUCAN.
Snlurdai, Itrctnibcr
!81l.
GTj" The thermometer an Tuesday morning Was
,,"wn "r"r'y to 7.1 ro. The fall of si.ow hero wa
"bout 12 inches.
Qj The Tii-ading U.intte i niiatakm In nip-po-ing
that we intended to injure the cbariirter of
tlirir irun ore nnd limrnlone. We huve no dnulit
nt itn rxrrllt'iit quality, but of Its nqxriority to our
own, as talcd by tho tnxclte, is what we have
dremrd cxcrptionalilc.
Qj According to a letter from ihe Stale Treau
trr, the amount falling due f r in'erest on the
M ite debt, on the 1st of Fcliiunry next, is ?!I00,
000, Hiid the balance In the Trenury nn the 13th
TJ.cember, lSil.was fillS.207 22, l.einir nn ex
-ens of mure (ban f -18,(100 over and aboc the um
reqnitcj to pny'the imprest.
OCT A Jural in Cnrlinln w nn fined f " for not
nit. ruling nt a tpecul court. Hit excuse, was,
lliiit he (ouk no newspnper, and was not aware of
the lime. TbeJudt-R iutiiiinlcd th it t!ii wns but
an nggrava'iou of the olb-nce, and thai i ry goo l
ritiziuwas moridly bound to tke a ni'vsHrr
Those who borrow or Like no p qier, had beltei
s-,ie iheir fines as Will as -cliuuclcr, by tuking one.
I'.rlliwil'i.
Mt'lnnclioly Suffidf.
Ai'otit four weeks t-ince, IVter Heller, a young
man ugid utiout 2'J years, cuddvuly dinpieHri-d
from i lie residei ce of In inotl.cr, a w iuow, re i, ling
iiAuusin towhtbip, ubout four miles from ihis i
p'me. In coiiBiquriRo of some pretioui biutr t
thrown out by him on the Mil'joct of -ucide wilh j
nn i ii Tt-ll, ct not wholly unelouili d, bis mother ai.d ,
fjini'y rutert lined fearful nppri beiirions of bis j
n-ilVtv. An iin (liTluul search for teviinl days via- ,
uuuV, Witho'ut disc .veiing any trice of bis person.
On Thursday week last, as Mr. I'itchie, who re. !
sides ul out foar nidei ly nd Mis. Ileller, wa j
leading an old borne which he intended Id khoot,
and h le parsing into an un'iequeuted part of ihe I
wood-, uloug a bleep declivity ahoul u bui.dtcJ
I vaids from ihe roaJ, be dincoveied the Uk)v of the '
j ullf.lrtBllW j.un ,, ills,.rn,ied by die neck j
; fr(,fl, lIle jmi,of a tree, by weai.aof hi. handker-i
j w.,liih fae uirJ fof iur,)0lie. , tUlh j
which be was suspended not being suflieieiit'y high,
ouo knee was imi'K-.nily co.ked, and almost
touched Oie gr.'Umt, while llic oilier leg was drag
ging, lie had been mauled in this pl.tee but h
wrik picvious to ihe cnmiiis-ion of this f.ul ail.
wbb'h, wc believe, give clfeiire to Oie foully of hi
p.ir.'ut. A jiny f inquest Wfti hi Id upon the bo
dy, ui.d uvcid ct given aeenrdingly.
"A genllenian by naihe, II. Ma.-ser Esquire,
Kilitor of Tiik sexniRV amkiiIi a,' in inilec-ls a
i deep interest t r the citou bi.i.i.iu eiioi i.-uos,
1 . I I I L r.ll I . ' I I III..
' , ' , ' C '
111. i I..T ..ii-in. r i..lif..ri.il
II . I I I L r ll I'l I II I ..
'Tavtrn Lirrnst'.'
'Keepers of public houses, whose license ex
pire in January, or persons who liny wish to
commence keeping a public house, should recol
lect they are required, under a law of the ses
sion ot i"ll, to give public not tec. in a news
paper printed in the county w here application
l ;.. .....i., for nt least three weeks Drevioiis lo
j the setting of the court ut w hich the license is
' to e'""1-'
t . -l. . ii., : i
I .ow wnciiRT me jrt'lii-t'miiii wiwim u- pni-
itw.Li t lii ittlraxt hii.1 fiiiiitiirt iifllii I Tv l1 '' 1 1 1 if
, rn,mllll;',..i t jrive his d.-. i.led nDtirobation
elined to believe that tlie governing motive is,
"i tcomk to the pi inter. This however
is wither new nor strange ; the whole liquor
FiiAiKKMiv being governed by motives of in
terest. Compel liquor dealers lo destroy their
Tellow man as an act ot charity, nnrecompenseil; ; s l)jll-tlt f..r emeihi; into a conspirary to d. fr.urd
and the wrk of deatri.ction, in this resp,t. I fc ,tl),kholj,M of , ,llk. Mr. Me ,j llls I
will at mice ceai-e. It is indeed turprising i .... ,
that some persons are so estranged to viuiik . a-sonaes, with die excepiion of Mi. Cowpefthwailo,
and moual raiMiru:, that Piiilavi niiorv is sppeired by lb. ir aiioriies. An at.cmpt wjs made,
ent irely overbalanced by the love of money. j to qua-h the presentment. ;
The aboVe precious ntract is fiom a pp r t die I j We since ti ly hope that this nefaiirtis bus'iiess '.
the Tempcranre AJvorate" pul b.hed at New B.r- ' will be fully ines igated, and that no legal lechni
Iim, Pa. We baie alwavs inanil'. sted, as our ro- cal.tiis will Ir p imitted to seieen the guiby fr. m
lumns Will show, a warm interest in f.vor of the I
timpersnre cause, and nowhere has the cause pro- I
gressed more iftptdly than ill ibis place ; and if wc !
are not greatly mistaken, tl e true seeiel of their
success ia greatly owing lo the jild tious course pur
sued by tha members belonging to the society. In
the temperance tause we knnw there are enlisted
some oT our most csiet mi d onJ worthy cititeus,
Whose dninteMtethiri- no i no would question.
But uiifoituuately, there are always some who sue
Cerd in iusii uating iheniselves into societies uf this
kind, whose motives are at least doubtful, and who
aie eer teady to attack ihe motives of odiriafor
the urp. se of scrtruing ibeirown. Whether "the
ginlleinan by nan e, ' John I'oiter, Fsq.,'' who we
believe, professes to be the piinc pat editor uf ihe
Advorele," falls in this category, or whether the
articla which we indited iu discharge of our edito
rial duties, was such a one as to require ihe above
intemperate and injudicious notice, we shall leave
for a ttmperunrt loving, as wi II as a tolerant people
to decide. The gentleman has probably not for-
gotten the fab'e of ihe ox and the frog, and for his
goiten the fab'e of ihe ox and the frog, and for his
rrrsonsl saf.ly, hiay have thought il nwes-ary lo
r . .
open - ..fet, Valve, to -e et lo the ple.hoi. ol
bis pbilanibropy, lest the a , roe fate might bef.,
him, that pr.,,.-! so ralainiimis lo lhat suiting lit
tie animal.
fjj The following be.utiful lines by tho Lie
IS.lwdrd'Chnpinaii of this place, wore wiitlen some
lime t'uiiag Iba last wr. Tbey have been fre
ipicnlly tepubl shed, and univclsilly admired, A
few years sinrromr of the Philadelphia weekly pa
pers fuini"hi'd them 1 1 its reiiler., h tho pr-nluc-tinn
of suriie wii'er previous to the devolution.
Had lio eilltor brnked over the sixth stanza, which
nlludt's to even's Ihnt (raridpircj sulisequeut to our
Revolution, he fbuld not Iisto filled perceiving the
blonder, as the poet evidently alludes to tho wars
of tho Flench Kuvubiliun, th.'it rugirtg'throughdut
Europe.
onis TO con M HI A.
'tl T F.IIWAtlll I'll IPX, (ill.
Written during, or at the dust of the Itiit H'ur.
Colunibiii's slioies are w ild and wide,
d.lurnhiii' hills afe high,
And rudely planted Idc by side,
Her forrnts meet the rye;
Yet narrow mux! those shores be made,
And low Cuhimtiia's hi'la.
And low her ancient forest laid,
Ere Freedom leaves her fieldi'i
1' or 'lis the spot where, tude and wild,
Hlie phiycJ her gambols when a chf!J.
Thcbieeze ihnt waves the mounted:) pine,
Is fragrant ai.d ren ne,
And never cle.irer sun did bhine,
Than lights her vnllies grien ;
Vet puti Id must those breezn blow
That sun mutt cot in gote,
Tre fooli-lrps of a foreign f e
Imiirinl (yotumbii's nlitire':
Fol oh! Columbia's sns are free .
Thiir hearts be-Jt blph with l.ilierty.
I'bough deep and wide her klriama that flow
Iinpilui'us lo 1 1 10 tide,
And thick and green her l iurcU grow
On every river's si.Ie ;
Yet tdmuSd some transa'd.u.tic host
Pollute h" r waters fair,
They'll meet lliein nn the rocky coHt,
Am) g:ebrr I iufV du re:
''.viV
For oil 1 ( o!u nil iu'ri sons arc brave,
And free as orejn's wihUI wave.
For aiming boldeM cuiras-ier,
't hey've mines of steiling vvoilli.
For sword and harkb r, shlclj uiul spenr,
F.uihoweiled in fhe earth ;
And eic Colum'.iia's sons reigu
'l ii.it boon their filber's won,
'I he p. I. tilled ore fiom every mii.o,
Minll glitter in I lie sui) :
For biighTs ihe hla le-", and h .rp the speur
lifeh Freedom's sou lo ba'llc bear.
l.el llritoin lioa- th deed sin 's done.
Display l.er iroph es Inighl,
And count her laun U lonvely won,
In well Cont'Sted fijtit.
C'olnml'ia ram unay a band
To w rcM lhatUurel wreath,
M ull keener eye, and stmiln r hand.
To strike ilie lilow uf th alh :
For whetlnT on ihe l.unl or .ea,
Cohiriitna'c light is Victory.
Let Fistire in I loud dir. vg'i Kurope wade,
Ai d in her frantic looo.l,
In rivd discoid draw the I I uti,
To drink her children's Moo t.
Too ilear the skill in anes i Soeabr,
Where kimln d I f- hlo.l tl wi,
C.ilnmhiu's fnn arc only i.oikIiI
To triumph o r tin ir f es,
And then to romfoit. s the an I siie
'1'he fci lings cf a cmqeeiid biav !
Then let ('ohiPiliia. F il" soar,
And liear lie'l hannei high,
The Thunder fioin herdeitei pour,
Anil I. 'ginning frvni her eye;
An. I when she s tsfiom reuliiis uboie,
'llie 'oYms i f wjr havrf spent,
Dc recoiling like n meek rcd dove,
The Olive 11 ancb preseiil :
Then h dl beauty's hand dIVine
The niver withering wreath entwine.
I
1'. S. Bank rrainls.
The Gr ind Jury uf Philiilelphia county hivej
present, d Nicholas Biddle, S jinurl Jaiulon, John ;
Audicwa and others, ta'cly connected with the L'.
mer.tid puni bnnni. Bui the !aw, s fir as high
criminal oir.rnleis have I een eoi.r.-riie J, have so fre
quently proved a dead letter of late that we deem
it almost impossible to roliv.ct nny one who ha
wealth and influrnlial fiieuds lo back hun. Those
who have been cm-emed In Ibis ile scIii mh of
p'ui.der whose hands have bein Colilaininated by
buso briiie, (and that there are a nuiulier o( such
is no long r a matter of doubt.) khould be hilJ up ,,tfkhMers need .reely won.ler what has be
to the scorn of an hi nest and plundered roiuiiiuni- ; ri,me vr tu,t thirty five millions of capital. ?-
ty. If tin y th ni l escape ihe pri sent iuwsiig .lion, ' p,,rjCr.
which we tear ia ii.oie iLau pn bablr, ihe le,jila - -
lure should lake ihe subject into iheir bauds, and j A amino. We have seen il sl.ted, that trier
sift die wh.,e matter thoroughly. Tiuth ..quires i J- li- Adams is the champion of abofrior.--
lio cncallmnt, and ihow who aie innocent will '' We apprehend lhat this w a m take. He
noUh.i. k f-om any lnvcsligation thai may be in- ! mait.t.ins the righl of lilion on all sul.r. , but
o-itulril I (U"'ei'" we "ru Br"tly nil taken.) adveise to any
.i-i r n . .i . i ... .i,;,,h ,.. .,,. i inieiference wilh souihein mstituiioos. We ihink
I he following ia tha letter upon whun inepri, .
i i ti. I .i l m .J lb to. hi I ttlat the ilemal ol lha right of petition ha proda.
U'lllrrvenl la lirH.lll-n ril. J lit) decision Ol I U" JUoge "II
Upon Ihe matter to quasli tha presentment, Wa.
j ptj,,,,,, j ut, ye.ierJay
I c,ure SicMa Diddle, Joseph Cdw perth-
I waite, Thomas- Ihmlap, Samuel Jaiulon, and
I waite, Thomas Dimlap, Samuel Jaiulon, and
! John Andrew-, with fraud and tlielt, in taking
1 and tHintr tiir their own benelU and aceouiiuis -
J fie he ,,, belonging to
! ie kholders of the United Stales Hank,
- 1 which they were liberally paid lo guard and
' not to abuse ; fuy prool is, (lie report of the
investigating committee, hiade to tho stock
hohbrs in April, IS 11.
As to the Idea of Hit; above being a breach of
trust only, 'tis not ao ; 'tia too idle and insult
ing to be pretended or entert-inod for one mo
ment ; away with it then, and forever I 'I bean
men were servants, and paid fi,r their services;
so are )our lamry domestics to wlidtn yon givo
in charge your plate, and other vsluobles.
Hut if they appropriate it, or them, to them
selves, they arc unhesitatingly charged with,
and proceeded agaiiiRt as for lliclt, and why not
Nicholas Riddle and tho rest t
AUSTIN MONTGOMERY."
Editorial miscellany.
From 6,000 lo 8,000 tuikies have been sold r ve
ry day in tha New York markets, during the last
week.
There are about 100 vrsse'a in Ihe oveter liadfl
j between the Chesapeake Bay and New York, each
! m iking four (rips, and cairying 1,000 to 8,500 bu
! sin Is per t'ip.
The amount of the leather manuf.cturcd in New
Fuglatid is said lo rvcied 35 millions of dot ars.
Mote forgeries in New York, says the Tribune.
An atlrmpt Is making to repcul 'Ilia Bankrupt
Law.
The Arabian lancuig" ronUins 1000 different
words for sword, 400 for linn, 400 for lerpent, and
80 for honey. What a famous language for love
and war.
Captain Ifatrh of fJo-ton was Sentenced to five
yrars inq risontrlent m Uotfenlain, for killmij k
man in oT-d fence, on boar l bis rdiip.
The tolls nn coal on the Sihuylkill navigation
, have been redu.'ed as follows : from PotUville 75
; cents, Schuylkill Haven 70 cents, and Pott Clinton
1 SO cent".
1 Ca.tnjn, n town In Central America, containing
30,000 iiihaliilan's, was destroyed in Srpiemher
latby an eaitbqmk''. But two houses were left.
! One in a Thi.ufund. The number of clergy men
I in the United Sialos is 15,000. White population
lo li'.lo.lK'O.
The .Slate of Indiana will lose upward of tw
, millions i f dolla's with Ihe Mortis Cunnl and B.m-
king Company, fir bond sold for internal iinpiove
nn nt atol tanking pltrp.iss.
Col ('. M. S r ii.b I- c'uied on Arrogance Iff n a
the Athenian lint tire, Potlsville, on Thur.-d.y
' evening, the 10th hist. We advise Ihe Colonel to
keep hi. br ines nn il the approaching sis ion uf
! '.he leg .Inline, for the beneCt of the members.
Il ii siiil if wick's for lamps aie first teepcd in
v nepar. at d then dii. d, it will prevent the oil fio.n
(Mil-kill''.
, ry 1 ho 1! null l,i!i was re'eb uteJ for h's powct
of arani. In d. b.i e be wasoun times uiiuiilly
t'lttt-r uud severe with his Opponents. There i.,
i how ever, f rrtrcely nny provocation that coulJ jus i
; t'y Ihe following remuks:
' Kit iiilolpU n1 Cluj'.
The following aie s ud to bo the words of John
'. Kandolj h which led t the challenge of lleiny
; Clay to a duel in ls20. They were altered m
j bibeve, in secret session tf the Senate, and how
liny fou .d ilnV way in to the m'iv.-ipjpeis we uro
' at a los to kn iw : V. Xcti Era.
"Tni man (inankind I crave your pardon)
; this wo; in (liitio aii'uiials frive the iuult :
'wjsapil on' the womb uf meaness was nstd
j lo a higher t fe tb:i he was born lo, for ho was
; raised t i tho sic.'ity uf b!ai ktjuarils. Seme f r.
i lui e kind lo hi n eruol lo us has tosjtd him
to the Sn're'.arvsh p of Siato.
"(' r.teinpi ba-t the pr peity 1 1 di'sreiuhng, but
she s rp-" fir -Inui o! I. i n. She weulJ diii tiefora
j he w,.id.l tiaih him; be dwvl'a below her f-II.
; I would bate him if I did not ilc-q.i-e him. Il is
: not ici.jlie i-. but xvhsre he is, lha' jjnt my thought
; in action. That iiiinuir which writes tha
, luiiie i f TliCn.ttf, vf Mackguardt sjualifiity, ib-
tusis her lettor- fm him.
! "I'hat min i wbih thinks on what it cmuot e
' p es can iicely tlunk on him. An byiierbo!
lor ituiics would b) an tllipsi far Cut."
AtV.ilr or the 1'. K. Hank.
On We-hu'S lay night a week, Vie follow ing
shuns of stuck were sold at public auction, at tha
Philadelphia l'xt hange :
4(1',"0 shares of the capital stock of thS
Cumberland Yaiby Had ltoad, sold
as one lot, 1 200 .
5?02 shares of I lie capital a'ock of tha
Sunbury and L'rie Ra I Koad, 130
3030 do do do Franklin R. R.
Coinpiny, t40
COOO do d) do WritjhUsillo,
York, anJ Oe'.tysbur Rail RoaJ, COO
Sum tot d, J670
i'h's a'ock was put of ihe assets of the Lite I!i -nrr
and Stevens' "li ilance H'lutF not included
in hiiv elf ber a-j-inm n's. Some of the ju.l'nent
credtiors ol the D ink al a.'he.l them, an 1 they uersi
thus broughl to the hammer. These i j l shares
of t fk o nally c ml the Bank oer six hundred
th',utiud dvtlars, and hae now sold for f 670 !
Afler uch a snecimen of fhianciefinz, the cheated
j J 'j"-y hn bencfi.. ami that the alraliti.n
spirit would be much more ensi'y tjuieted by a rulm,
'"IUI ana energetic report again.! Hieir Oiaor
; gm-ns d x times, we woolil meet Use question
; gn'na U
j which .bo
, -n i ., .ij,.,
'n'" '7
, ' '
bolitiouista nave raised lairly and uriuly ;
I hey mill presided in I heir ridiculous pieten-
would receive iheir petitions and place
"''" '"S'" wasiepai oi wis nouse.-r.
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