Pierre, Jaudiix cr Co." This In equal to t mer chant In Philade Iphla, who at the baptism of his son signed the certificate John Smith V Co. Judge I'pshur has ordered the bible, to be surf 'lie J to each mem in the navy. The State interest has til been paid. The Got. attended in person. Mr. Adams still retains two petitions for the ilisolution of the Union. Ono from Massachusetts, and the other from this state. A bill has Wen reported in the legislature, to change the name of George Carey Sharp Schnaut fer, of Perry county, by stiking olT"5chnauirer." The English of "Schnaufler" is Snorer. So George will no longer bo a tharp Snorer. Wclwter, it is said, will resign soon. A letter from him to Curtis at New York, hns found its way into the hands of a friend of tho President, in which Wcleter, it u said, calls Tjlcr a J J foul. Hon net of the Herald has been fined $300 for a litx l. Judge Kent wished to imprison him, but was overtiled by his associates. Mr. Clay has sent a letter to the Gov. Kentucky, resigning his seat in the U. S. Senate, to t.ike ef fect on the last of March. In 1833, there were in Paris 3,14 7 furnished hotels, containing 39,619 lodgers ; in 1839 there were 4,9(i7, with ' 62,153 lislgers ; and, at present there are 5,005, having 75,500 lodgers. Ilennct is in great favor with the Mormons. In council they unanimously passed a Vote of thuuks for his ' lilieral and uriprcjtidicial course-" The House of Representatives have reported a bill to annul the Charter of the Chamhcrshurg Bank, for refusing to contribute her quota ot 5 jcr cent., according to the act of I SS I. The new Sleam Frigate Mississippi is said In be the fastest war steamer ill the woild. She recently run 2 1 miles in an hour and a quarter, on the Delaware. MOISE OF REPRESEXTATIVES. TuvasnAr, February 17, 1812. HICHLY IMPORTANT. Mr. BOONE olleretl the following: llrsohed, 'Chat the committee of Ways ami Means bring in a bill to authorize the crautiiir of nnrriage licenses, for which a certain sum shall 1 j paid for the use of the Commonwealth ; and that 1 the piice of the license be varied according to the profession and utaudiug of the person applying for the same. Mr. DONSALL said he was surprised to we a gentleman from the city, who was a single man, introducing a bill of this kind, as he would certain ly bring down the ire of all single ladies in the Com monwealth. Mr. BOONE was prepared to hear opposition from the bachelors of the House, but did not anti cipote any from those who wcro placed in such a iuiation as lo be beyond the operation of the law. Mr. B. said he had offered the resolution in all good faith, with a view to furnish revenue to the Com monwealth. He believed that fnough would be realized from these licenses to pay the exiensej of the Legislatuie; and in roof of this he referred to tlic success attending tt.e measure in the little state of Delaware, whereabout 1 0,H00 were annually realized, which would lc much gt eater, but for the lipping across to the Pennsylvania h,Ic at New Castle and other places, toevaJe the law. Mr. BARRETT moved to amend, by striking cut the oiivrjnal icsolution, and inserting a substi tute providing that the Committee of Ways and Means be instructed to inquire into tho expediency of laying a tax of $5 per head on all barhelois with in the Commonwealth, over 30 years of age. Mr. ClIABB thought tho amendment woa pre fcraWo to the original motion, (or ho thought it more in accordance with political economy, to en courage than to prohibit matrimony, (u his opiti ion it W'ould be just as consistent to tax married folks in proportion to the number of their children. Mr. BOONE : If it would interfere with the ar rangements of the gentleman from the city, I will withdraw the resolution. Mr. STEVENS was in favor of the amendment, because he thought it was perfectly right to tax luxurut,; lut it seemed to him to bo in bad Ucte total the miscriia of life. It would be better to 1 lay a tax on tlie divorces granted. And if you tax those who are about entering into the matrimonial slate, you should make it retrosfiec live, so as to in clude ult married men. But, .Mr. fs. said he was puzzled to see how the gentleman from t lie city in tended to gradu ite the price of bia license. Tlie ' circumstances" of the person applying for it, he j supposed might lie got at by tins Assessors; bill w hat did the gentlemen mean by the '-standing" j of Ibe person applying for the same ! lie could j tiot understand how that was to le gut at Ha wanted some explanation. j After some further discussion of a m.x-k serious : character by Messrs. Leel, Deford, Krus and Cnf. j fnks, the amendiaeut oir. red by Mr. BARRETT i was disagreed to, yeas SO, nays 50. J '1'he retolutioa was Uieu iiegativod. Yeas 17, nays 67. Far Is for the tiuiuus. Notes o-o.h Ma. TALtxAiiba'a Aimatss. Tike rrene oesived in Eu rape, en American Tobacco, is upwards of f 30,000,000 the cost of which W is 7,(K0,lil)0. England alone char ges upwards of $17,000,01)0. oil 18,000 hogsheads of our Tobacco, The duty nn Rice ii 15. sterling, being mote !yU ui.e ivndibl jwr ceuL om tUeciwi. I'lour is, hi ordmaiy tunes, Mibjecled to a pio hibilory duty. Kaltcd Poik pays a duty of $ per bbU about its piecnl price in this country. Lumber is suhjncleJ lo a prohibitory duly. Every anicle ot American uianufarlufo is met ijr prohibitory duties. Coal also is prohibited, the duly biii( upwaids of i'l per Ion. Even cotton y C. 1 (. i rwt., and us soon a she has cucctcdi:d 111 getting lur India plauti lion to produce the requisite supply, American cot ton will be met with a prohibitory duty. Five years, it is confidently predicted will bring about this (to them) desirable end. India will drive the Cotton and Mice planter from the English market, as she did tho producer of Indigo. The cost of production in India it nothing, as compared with even that of slave labor. Manilla Sugar is now selling in Boston, after paying duty, at 5J cents per pound. The Kxchrqnrr nt the Vnlirrl Stairs. The chief officers to be the Secretary of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States, for the time being, and one Commissioner, to be appointed by the President of the United Suites, with the consent ivf the Senate. Tho Commission er is to be allowed a salary of $3000 er annum. The Secretary of the Treasury is placed ovei the whole. The officers are not to bejrcniove.l, save for incompetency, physical inability, or violation of ! their duties. There is also to be a Clerk, Register, and Superintendent, appointed in the suno way, j with salaries. Principal asencies are to be cs- : I UMished at Boston, New Yoik, Philadelphia, I Charleston, and New Orleans, and other bonds : ! where the same may lie deemed expedient. ! I All public monies arc to be paid into this Ex ' chequer. j It is to attend to the business of paying pensions, j Ptivate deposits, in gold and silver, to the amount i cf f 0.000,000, may be made, for which certificates J will be issued. j The mint and its branches are authorized to give j certificates for bullion. Foreign and domestic b lis of exchange may be , bought fr the use of the Government, under the ! direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, j lite Exchequer is, in substance, a $20,000,000 I institution ; and not much dilTerctit from the pi ui ! recommended by the Secretary of the Treasury. j 1 be teport oflho minority committee was ihen , j read for the information of the House by the Clerk 1 of the House. It was prepared by Mr. Dav,s. ol , Ky., and advocated a National Hank, after pte-ent-iug in detail objections to the proposed Board ol Exchequer. The following copy of a new petition lo the le- j gislature, was handed us this morning. It is com h- rd in delicate but sincere lm;uii!;e and is not j mere badinasre. Men Rre sine re in this nut'er, ai d the deep, indiunnnt lone which pervades socie ty will not make itself heard a well as felt at ll.ir iiflU!ih. We understand that a copy of this ic tition is suspended in lluielu nwin's Hotel in Chestnut street. It is nine feet long and already contains tleven thoutand signatures .' I'hilad, Uuzelht. To the Honorable the Senate and Hoiie of I'cprrsciitotivcs f the St. te of Pel m-y Ivauia. The undersigned chirms, voteis and tax pay ers in the Siate of I nn-ylvania, believing that the continuance of the present session tX the Statu Le gislature will not only be a great expense to the commonwealth, whhout any cdequale return to their constituency, but may be fraught with much injury lo themselves and their fellow. citizens gen erally They therefore most earnestly and respect fully pray, that your honorable bodies will immedi ately, and without any further del iy, adjourn. Judging from the past, they are constrained in sl humbly to state, that in their opinion no salutary good can flow from any further legislation, and that any continued action on your part will rather tend to make things worse than remedy any of the ma ny evils which now so severely and most injuri ously oppress them. They feel a delicacy in as signing other reasons for this most earnest and humble prayer they however trust that fcnti mcntt so uuivers! throughout the State are too well known to your honorable bodies ; to presume otherwise would be to disparage that wisdom and acumen which so peculiarly belongs to theenlighU ened legislators of (his great comatonwcalth, and which your petitioners sit fully accord them." We were yesterday shown the certificate of mar riace between James (j. Boyd, the former Cashier of the Towanda Bank, who committed suicide on Thunsdsy morning, anJ Mua Williams, with whom he was living at the time the tionid act was corn- mittcd. By it, it would appear that on the 2ih of February, 18 11, Boyd, under the name of Henry Seymour, married Miss Emily Williams, the cetc- ! niony being fierformed at Trenton, (N.J.) by the ; Rev. John Gilchrist, D. IKi '. .V. Cuz. j j The Globe in birois the public th it the threat of ! I Mr. Dawson of La. to Mr. Arnold, that -if he did j j not behave better be would cut bis throat fumi ear j , loesr," was merely til preseive ordtr and lit runt ot, 1 and grew out of a regard for the dignity uf the . House!! !'' Alexandria titizttle. T.xlract from a Imik.'oh Taper We're not ourselves, When nutiire, being oppressed, cumtiuiids the niitui To suffer with the Udy." This is a iruii-ui cmicrived by tlie master mind ol Shaksjjcare, which neilhrr kopl.uiiy n 1 arguna. lit ran refute. 'J o nil lhoe who ure sailleiiug from biliuus alloc , , 1U . . ,, Ls, ludigetiiori and Halulrncy, we woub' " with great sincerity recommeiiJ a never fa: iing remedy, Jlrnnd' tth't i'dlt. The Irsliini'iiiala we have hid submitted to us in favor of this admirable, medicine, fully justify our sckiiig ol these Pill. in terms of the highest prsise. Ijondum Trie I'ren. fXj Purchase iu Suubury,of II. it, Mmw, and ef the agents publUbed iu another part ol thi. psis r. .V .f ( n i t; it , I On the 1 1th insl.. by the Kev. J. P. Hhitidcl, Mr, Ji'siah Rosbo to Miss Maui Fi vi a .H AC H Ii M of Geoigetown. " i f.ootl lnlcut Tire 'olupall.,, STATED MEETING ol ibe Cwnpmy will I lu-ld on ThursJay evemiig ih 11, at 6 oVI.w k, at the Court House. Punctual attendance is re pje-tej. Ci. M. VORKS, Feb. 20, U 42. Sccntary. ";m1 MiH l lio ( impaii)." rPHE meiabtirs of the ( 10.I N ill Fuei'um- pny" nre inpie-ud lo UM'et at llu Coti'l House, in Monday F.v. lung, Maieh lb. al 7 rbirk piecisely. Puiu tii.il alleiidaiier is ir.pnu d. Feb. 20. D. W. SHINDEL, He. PRICK CUKIltiNT. Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxlheimer. Wkkat, 110 Km, . . Conn, . Oats, Pohk, Fnxsrtu, BuTTKP., Bkf.swat, Tallow, I) mi f it Arr-i.Ks, Do. Pkaciiks, FlAT, Hr.cKLRn Flax, EllHS, 50 40 30 A 125 12 25 I2J 75 200 8 10 8 Cure jour C'onsli before it Is too latr. R. DUNCAN'S Em-bc ronT Rtur.nT is the only niedieinn that irctfict confidence eim lie relied upon for the immediate removal of ibis troul 'lesontu complaint. This medicine always re. lieves a cmh in a few days, and when the disease is seated on the lungs, it causes it to lie discharged by expectoration, thus restoring sound health to the happiness and enjoyment of those who long haie been afflicted. For sale at the Principi.1 Olfiee, 19 Notth Eighth street, Philadelphia Al o nt the store of HENRY YOYTHEIMER. Feb 20, IS 12. .tgrat. TAVERN NOTICE. To the Honorable Elli Istrin, '.., President, and It's Aumiriati- Judge nf the Court f (,"" trr Sessiaiix, f the county of Xorthuoiirraiid : riHE petition of J lines Sbortle, ol Sham. .kin E. town, in said county, humbly tepiesei ts, tint ho continues to keep a house of public entertain ineiit at bis obi stand, in Nhnmukititown, and is well prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c. He therefore prays your Honors to grunt him u li cense to keep a tavern during the i nsointi year, and he will pray, &c. J A M KS Mil IR l ill. To THK J I DIII.S AROVK MtimiMIK The Kills- j scrihers, re-id. nts of Sha.nokin, hereby certify, th it j J ones Shortle, t'le applicant for the license, i- a n.iin i of good re; ute for honesty and Temper nice, and is w II prov de.l with hotise-ioom and cmvi niei.ccs for the UJing ami accommodation ofstrangifs and travellers, and that a public bouse thcie is uccrss.iry: "'ev men .,e reeomm, nl n.m as a proper per- son in he lieencid to keep a public house. holiert I lumps, D .niel l.vcil, Peler Weri, Kitnber C'ravcr, Daniel Clui.slian, Peter Fasnli, .1 mill K urn, Jacob Dyer, Peter Z miiiierman, John, .1 icob Hair. Michael (jag ill. Feb. 2fi, ISf: TAVERN NOTICeT To thi Ifiimmililr t'.Hi I.ciri, I'rmidrnt. and hi Aiiciatrx, Judge of the Court ofQuor-t-r Sr.isimu if the county of Sorthnmtterlan i : f 111 E pel i' ion ol J li ii Spci ce, of on' ury, in saal 1 county, humbly represents, that be has retueil tnat well kn .wri tuveru stand near tlie Shaiimkili Dj.ii, formerly o.Tupied by lieorge Clnrk, and is we I prepired for the ucenmin dation of travellers, etc. Ho then-fine prays your bonors to grant dim a hecn-c lo kn p ii lavein, duri!:r li e ei-uin ear, and be will pray. c. JOHN SPEECE. To tiik Ji niii.s aiiovh n i:xrni r.n : The sub- seriU'rs, icsideuts, of Suubuiy, hereby cerlily, that John Sp.ece, the applicjut for the licm-e, is a man of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provioVd with hoisa room and conveniences for the lodging and accommodation uf strangers snd iravi-llers, and that a pubis- house there is ne cessary : they therefore recommend him as a pro per person to be licensed lo keep a public house. Samuel D. Jordan, C. D. W harton, John (i. Fry, fieotpe Martin, fJco. Blight, F. A. Cla.k. Peter W. (Jiav. Heniy Bueher, Benjamin Krohn, Christian Bower, t ieo. Weiser, Hemy Haas, Fill Sri. 1812. TATEP.1T ITCTICS. Tn the tlonorade Elli lciri. Hfij., Triu'drut, nnd hi A oe iatix, Jitde of the Cmtrt of (Jrinr- trr .V i.xmn if the r unity uf Siirthunilirrltmtt ; rillE ictition of Isaac Thompson of Shamukin, I in said county, humbly represents that he has lemed that well known tavern stind in Shauiukin town, lately (K'CMpied by Jacob Kram, and is well prepared for the accommodation of travellers, fcc. He tbeti fore prays your hiKiors to grant him a li cense, to keep a tavern during the eusuiug yeui, and lie will Jray, Xc ISAAC THOMPSON. To THE Jl lll.KS tltsvl MI.SITIOJII n : The sul scrileis, r si, lints of haiimkin, hereby certify, that Isaac Thumiisou, the applicant for license, is a man ol good repute for honesty and tctucranrc, and is well provioVd with house room and conve nience for tlie lodging and accommodation of stranger and travellers, nnd thai a public. Iktuc tliereis necessary. They therefore recommend him as a proper H'rson to be licensed lo keep a public 1 bouse William Kueldcr, Lli Trego, Jacob Dyer, Win. Fsgery, Stephen Hillenbi nder, Jus H.Snxder, lienjamiii Kat ermati, Chubs Miailell. Elijah U Runyall, Henry Kiser, S ilumon Eckerl, Dauivl Ewrt, Solomon M.irlA, Jaeoli Kram, Feb. 20th, 1H42. TAVERN NOTiCJB." I To the llonoruble Ellis Ijewit, L'sy , J'rnident, j and h Ajsoeuites, Judges of the .U,urt of (Quar ter Stnioiu, if tu county of .Wiiic-.in . I 'PUG petition f Catherine iihuigtun, of the 1 4 Plough of Northumberland, in said countv, 1 1.1.. - ... iiuuiniy n-srjiin, uisi ,ic coouiiuhs to keep a isjlilie house of enteil .inmeni, in her old viand, situated in the town 0f Noiiliurn'oiflaud, and is w ell prepa'.d fur the accommodation uf travellers, Sk, therefore uiais vour Honors lo er.nl lu r , a be. use to keep a tavern, during the ensuing year, i 'le w'" l"MV' CATHERINE WI I H1NG rON. 1 ... , ., . . ' o thx Jt neis a am 1 nidthim ii : I ho ul- s.-ribeis, resi tents of North'd., hen by ceitity, th .1 1 Catherine WitUington, theappbc ant for license, is a , worn ui uTkuoiI lepute for honesty and It in . eroiice, I snd is well provided w ith house-room and cniivm I euces for lite liKlitig and accomuuHlaliuu ofstraii 1 (teis arid travellers, and that a puMic house llieie is ueisTMiary : lin y therefore recommend her us a pro per person to l lu-viiMiJ lo keep a public house. John W. Mil-, A. E. Kipp, J.isiah L. Chapman, John Miriuer, John Tagtsrt, John Younguun, Wm. Wilson, John NN'tiratk v, Joseph II. Letsitiring. U 1.1. II. Wupk's, James Tuggart, D. Urautigam, Feb. 10, 1812. , LAST 1TCTICS. f'ui-K llniilt'iKf Uklalc A LL persons indebted lo the estate of George Hornlierger, decM., and alt persons hivii g cl lima against said estate, are hereby iiotiCixl for the I .l linn', 10 ,11 and settle ihc a'oe 011 1 be fore the txtibiy of Maich rieit. 11 1 the I .le lesi.lence ol ibr deee iseJ. Peisous negbctins 10 ri.ll at that time, will lie wailej tu uii .y the I'un-t il le. CF.itR'iK ftlMI, THOMAS 1IENNINGER. Fib. 12, 1S12 Adm'n , TATSPaT 1TCTICIE. ! To the llimnriihlc Ellis lnwii, Esq., Tnident. and hi nsmtciale Judge of the Court of (Juar trr Session, of the county of Northumberland rPHE petit ion ofCiiAHLi.s !"roi.s of N o. I liu iiiIkt-- l ino, in said rounly, liuinbly represents that be continues to keep a house of public entcrtain tiKiit, at his old stand, and is well ptcparcd for the lecointnodalion of traveller, Arc. He therefore prays your Honors to grunt him a lieenso to keep n lavoru, during the ensuing year, ami ho w ill pmv, Are. CHARLES M OEN. " To rn Jvnoss aotk rsTioNrn: The sub scriber, residents olNorihumlctbiiul, I crchy ee lify, Unit Charles Sloes, the applicant lor the license, is a man of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house-room and convi ni enees for the Valuing sod accommodation of strin gers nnd travellers, und tluil u public house t'.icro is neeessarv : they tberef re recoiiimiid bim a a proper 'rin to be licensed to keep a public Louse. James Hillmuru, Jmiah t'bnpnun. Wm. A. Llovit, Win. Wilson, D. Urautig on, .1. R. 1'iii -lb y, Henry Sf, Thouiaf, E. P. Ml.iiii.on. Feb. 19. If 12. V, E. Melbmild, Wm. II. aph s. John Whealley, Al. xainler Cull, .loiiu Friek, To the I Innoridile T.tli ITOTISE. Ltirin, Kso., I'lf.u'dint and hi Ansociuli. Judgm of the Court of (J itir Ice St unoim, of the county of Xnrthumliei land . rPIIE petition of Franklin A. Clark, ot NIihiiiu- kin, in sinl cuiiniy, limnblv reprrsen's, that be Iih rent d that well known tavern Ktand, in Sli.i inokinlowii, lately occupied l' J. Dyir, and is well prepiired lor the iicei inmodatioii of truveilets, Ac. Ho llieret'iirc ptnvs your honors to giant b in a li cense to keep a lave m, during the eu-uiuir year, and hewillpiay.Ae. FRANKLIN A. CLARK. To tkk Jiiirf.h arovk M ft ti o h ii I 'I he sub scribers, res dents of Sliamokin, hereby certify, that Fraiil.ltll A. Clark, the applicant f ir the license, is a man of g nxl repute fur bones'y and temperance, nnd is we I provttled with linuse-rouiii and couvi ni euce f r the lodging and ..ct omiuo.latioii uf i-'r in gers and tnvi Iters, nnd ili.it a pulnic h m-e there is ii tes-aiy: tliey tlii-rehi e r. comtneii'l him as a proper persnii to Ik; iic. ua d lo keep a puMic. huu-c. j cob B.iir, Ri. hard vVooivi'tioii, Jacob K am, S. S. It id, Jacob Dyer, Wil'iam Clover. J lines ('iiinitnr.lium, Reu' eii Fagi ly, lb i j iiii'ii Kattet man. (ieorg - Armstrong, jr. K 1 1- Eiseuliarl, J ho'.i Snyder, Daniel Evi r J ' u II. Rnnyan, William F'g'ly, Stephen BittenLiender. Feb uaiy 13, To I he Honorable LIU Lnvm. E.-q, l'renidenl, ind hi Associate!.. Judges uf the our of V tor tir 'ViiiriM. uf the County of Korthuinbfrltind: 'pIE pi lttlnll uf Pet. r e.kle, jr., ot Coal t.m n sli p, ill n . I county, humli y ie, ic-enls, iliat he oi copies bis nld star d. on the roa l b'.inlng Iroin Mitmokiiitowu to Malum. y, nnd is will pre pared Ir I be accomti ihI ,tion of travellers, . ilr there fore prays your I liiii. rs t) grant bun a I d n-r to keen a lavein, during the iu-u nu ve.ir ui.u lie i will pray. iVc. PETER WEIKI.E, jr. To ihi. Ji iiofs Aiiovr. mi..iiom ii: Tn.- nib srrils'rs resiil. nts of Coal Uhp., hereby ci rtify. 1 1 lit I'Wei Wi ikle, jr., the npplic uil for the licni.e. is a man of good repute fir honesty and temp, r .nice, and is well provided wi h bou-e io ill and e. on. in euces for the b ilging and ufcoinni.nlati.Mi i.f i-tran-gi rs and travellers, and ih.it a public hou.-e there is uecesaury : they the efore nc'iiuueml hun i.s h proper person to be Ik-fused to keen a public liuuc. John. Jacon NN e kb' K .birt Philli s, Jacob Wagner, John Kirste ter, Benjamin I lai( t, Thomas Hennmger, John Buyer, John li.iupt, llii.ty Klock, David Bibm.iii, Ccoigv Long. Fib. 12. It 12. -i : f j -r ri tt e-.j - n-t RF.DlTllKS TAKE NOl ICE, I Hut we have - applied to the Cuuit of Common Pleas of Nor thnuiU rl 11.. 1 County , for the hem lit of the law s made for the relief of tho insolvent debtois; and that the Judges of the said Court hae appointed the fust Moiidiv of April i.evt to hear us und our creditors al the Couit House in Suubuiy, when ai I where vou may attend ifvou think piuper. Feb. 13. IN 13. ' ' DAVID .MCE. sij ij: llj 1.1. m rsons 111 lebled to the E..late ot the Wi dow Mary Myers, dee'd, arc requested to make payment immedialtly, and eisoiis having claiuis asainst said e.-late, are requested to pi 1 sent I'.ie same, propiTly uiilheutiiateil, to D. BR MTIGAM. NoilliiiiiiU'ilmd. Feb. 12lh. IS VI. Eu'r. A r A? laki 11 adult, nn the .usipn li.nina river, tit this place, on Saturday the oth nisi., u LARtiE ARK. The owner can have the same 011 proof of property, a;nl piviueut of reasonable char ges, by call'.ug upon the sutiscnticr, olheiwise il will be disposed ol according to law. BALTZEK KEEFER. Stinluiry. Feb. 12. l(12.-:tt. 111 B L1C notice is herehy gu n, th .1 I will not lieicjiu r he responsnue ..r any nei is or nvii- gauons nude by my sou Mil. A S. NNDOI.N KK TON. us he has, bv his improper conduct lorf. tied any claims lo furibei assistance or protection troui the hands of his parents. I then f no ,'e. tn it ne cessary to caution tlio public not lo trust him on mv account. CHARLES WOOLVEK I ON. Sunbnrv. Feb 4 tti. IMi 4t. " THZ "cCTT'AGZ BI3L3 AMI 1M.11II.V i:lOSITOU. I 1 TWO VOtl'.MI.S.) CON'I'AINING Ihe Old and New T. s'ametH. w K It piai-iic.it expositions and ex plana! . ry notes, by Tboiiia- NN ill.ains. Author of "tlie Aire ul Inli delitv," Diclmii iry of a. I Rihgi.us Di nomiua tious," Ac To which ate .i.l.'e.l the r. f ien.es and iiinrgimil leadings if the Polig'o't Ur b 1 'ge lur With ullgitiul notes sod M-hcil I.S froHl lisUci'.. I Coinj rcli'nse U lid. , ai d o bet st'.u.bod work 1 imroductory and com I .ding 1. maiks 011 e u h Look i of the o .1 himI new res'smeut, and a vju o le ciiro ! itulogical in.'.t x. The w ho c ea't folly 11 viK-d and ' odai'l.'d 10 Ihe use of Soud Seh.s.b, Bible cl .--, ! and Christians gcnt'iallv, tioU'l.shed vilh mop. und ew;rtwiog, eihted tiy li e H. NN 1 li .ui rat ion, ai d published by Case, '1'iU'ji.y iV Uii.h.uii; tlaiilord, Conn., 184 I. This woik ha hii 11 highly recominetideil by the full .wing, Hiiim other i!is:iuu sin d ilivme-: Rev. Stepln Reiiiii gt..ii, p .st.tr of tlie Metbo dl-t Episcopal Chuich, Brooklyn. Rev. W. ('. Biowiihe, pastor uf the Middle Dutch Church, New York. Rev. Lemuel M tiler snd A. A 11 'I'd' r, Profes. sHs in 1'riiiioton Tlolic .1 rS.su t.srN, i. Jeisev. Rev. C. P. t'raUlli, l ie. il.nl i l I'clili-y Kai.l.l C.'llcg.', al tit llysbuiar- Rev. t;. W Kcl.tt' rli r, p.ntor of the Lutbciin Chuich, II inixhurg. Pa (J'j For aa'e. t.y II. It. Mas-ir Affeil f 1 . Puoii hers. Jan. V'Jin ls4'.'. l l it'kl.Mi isj ON E, tiud a Irs I'.nl Stuiii f r sab. cheap, ly 11. U. MAScEH. Jan: I, If!.. TAVERN NOTICE. To the Honnrohlr E'li Lewtx, Jr; . t'r''drnt, and hi Aociattx, Judges if the Cimrt of Quo' trr Se.ionn, uf the county if Sorthurnh'i i land. ; rpilF. petiti n ..I' Christian 'Kab. I ol Sii..inukin tow n hip in s ml r, vtni v, loiml.ly r. pr srnt-, that he continues to kc p a hen e uf public enter taiiaiienl, at bis obi stand, and is well pre, an , I f ,r the aeeomniuilatiuii of travellers, eve. He theri fore pras your Illinois to grant h in a In ense to k ep a tavern iluitng lie ensuina ear, anil be w ill prav, cVc. Clll.'l-sll AN KM) EL. To tiiK Jt no is a mov i; mkntion mi : The sob erib. rs, residents uf .n'i mi kin t-b'p, t it by eerlit'y, ill it C. Kaliel, t be up; In ant lor the license, is a mini ol i!"o l fi pot' tin lion, siy iiul temper nice. and is well pr.ni.lcl ( u boo-croum and louveiiieu ees fur I be lodging nift aeeoiiou slatioti "I striiiiijeis H in I liavi llerv, noil that a publn bouse there is lie rcary : tlu v 'In n f re reniininetiil b m as a pro jar i. is oi lo ! Ij, , nse.l lo ke. p i putihc house. llei.iy W'.issi I, .I.ic b Haas I l.i ill Mi' '7,, Felix Lend, .1 icoli U'ter, J ol i II Hat' r, Li iiiiiir.l ah itinel, Feb 5. 112. Davt.l N. L.ke. II n i II. Tea's, M of l is Lewis, fubiMinii 1 1 uiriiiiel, J.ujoli irU ly. LL p r-.ais me CHii'ioneil Iroin purcbi ing or -1 rertii"j a iio'e uf hand, giva n by me to Duvnl M.lier I t T.v 1)ui.i.iis. M iting ure.ved no val ue, I s'.l .tl l.ot piy tlie sain'' Huh' s e oupi lle.l by 1 1. JACOB KRAM. Mi iru.'kin. J ui'v. 22.1, 1513. U d ES fCsfi r 5 N t!iu load, lietwc n this place uu.l Nmibum " ' l eiland.a Worsted Iti ticulr, containing a white linen handkerchief, A reasonable leward will he giicii to the limle', by leaving it at this ollice. Jim. 22.1, IS 12. 'Xv'OP.LD of EELIC-HT. l.MPORTiM 10 THE HEADING rtBLlC 1 THE New O.uirto Volume uf ibe "NEW WORLD" acknowledged on all hands lo he the bands ine-t. cheapest, und must popular anil euli rt .tiling pi rindicsi in tho w.uld t nrnir.ei.ciiig January Is', 1SI2. will cuntiiiii. simiibiiiieoiis Willi it- publican m in Engl and the Or.iml New Military Novel, l y the author of ' Charle- O'Mallev," enti tleJ CO; " O I' It MESS, ' CO Commpi.cii'K with the alnry of "Jaik llintun, the Life tiuaiilfuiian." ,o conniii I'd oion of thi new otk w ill be i e c' .rv lot' mi' who have lead the del glitful Nov, I ul 'Charles O'.Malie.' Also, anew Novel by MUs C. M. Sedgwick, at r. ri.lv eommr nee I. winch dots g'e.il creoit to ihut di-luigui-liel A mil ress. Many tliiuiiuil TiiU-s if great ir.ti res', among wbe'i iiihv meiit on, a-al.e i.'.v in hand, "Mary I'.. I . . -I'..!.. . .1 ... i .. ..j 1.. I'. I..... .1 t'l .. . l-q . in.ibor ..f tin- -Far Wisi,' - l he iiuehes of! I'eriara.' Beatrne,' Are , a work "f .1. p n.l ttir il- ! lug i.l.riM; bcl P.irsiu s." a T .Ie of the c-e.l I lie 111 ew lurk hi jJece'i'K.r, 1 .5.i. iioiinutriir j in pu.veiluliv wn'Uglil pu-s ige ; '"Tin lJUek-o." r Ntitiiei,'," !v .1 p.'i'tn'ii u i-'Iint e nlrilniio. A I o, a s. ri ... -u.irb Fi p-nvn g-on NN 00 I, h Ibe lest ari sts in Englai d and Am lica, wilt em bellish the 1 o.iiu a volutiu'. (Xj'AII these N'ove lie., and a mul 't'-leof ri tin is, for Oui Tuiifk DoLtAHs. nirr nt ni 1 . v. reiiiit'ed tree ..I ' tin' In u t t ok f :n they .voiilil c ten t nn t .1 . on t C2?A3tES 0 WAXA-i-.", V.l:7.:-1T, V 'II ..- t. .l t , ..... I..- s I' 'I'"' " ' ' : '.''"','" " .' coiuoii lu e 1 . . ' ' ; n.. - If 1 1 . Fur 1 c it . 1 .. y - n 1 11 . B 11 k in 1 he I iitic t t'lte or t i. a las, to- t j . ; be s i 1 one v t a , ti.im j tage. the N w N utl 1 will ihe 1 uiiiiin i.e. 11 cut ul Clut 9 t)'Mail. ,' iiicludiug the 1st voluiiic A'ldre-s pr ills, pot. I he.l in i x'ra i-uiunrs. J. l.NC ;s EK, Publ r. ol) Aim streil. Ntw Yn k " To !, tr not lit be" Snt-tl, i a que-tioii tb.it we seriously su! mil lo Ibe cons ib'r.iti. in of a I who are indebted to the M.tiscribeis, and who no not, in a short tune, c one foiward and sellli; lln ir arconi.ls Dev. 1H, I.S1I. li. li. I ASSp.lt o. CO. TIIK AlMEIlICiVN MEDICAL LIORABY A II im i:m.ii;i:( I'ONCENTRATED K. cmd ,.f Medical Sci- - ence and Literature, by Koblev Duuglisoii, M. D, Protes.-or of the Institutes ol Medicine, etc., in Jill, null Medical College of Philade'pbia, ih-li-he.l 11tontl.lv by Ad im NV.iUlie, No. 4tt Cars-ii-ler street, l'hilad. Ipbia. Subscription price, a V ar. Siib-ciiplioiis lis; the above work reciiied I'V ibe Mih-ci.hcr. 11. B. MASSER, ' Dec. 11th. 111. Agint. oiintt'i lt'l(t'i-' Dcatti Itltm. rPhe m lie will please ob.eive that no Brandreth Pills ure genuine, unless tlie box his three li bels Upon it. (the top, the side und the holtum) euch containing fie-simile signature ol my h.uul writing, thus U. B11 a v im 1 ni. M. D. Thesi'la. s?l aie engraved on sleel, beautifully designed, and done at an evpein of over f'i.Oilll. Therefore II will be seen thai the only thing n'tc-t iry lo pro cure the medicine in its purity, is to uhervt these label'. Remenihi r the t ip, the side, and t'.e bottom. The toll. .wing ic-pivltie petsous kre duly suit, ri r.d.and b..M CEIITICATE3 Or ACEKCY, ' For the sale of tirundre'k's VcgttttltU I'mvcrsc.l 1'ilh. Northumberlai d countv : Milton M ukey A: t.'h uiibedin. Suiitairy II B. M i.scr. MI.ei.s vnii liilindaV. Mi'ixi II. ..n tliuin ei land NV m. Forsyth. G. iu gi tow n F- M idling -i vV t'o. I'liion (' unly; New 15. rl.n J hn Hoffmin. fseln spr.ne Eyer and is. hi.uie Ntid U'lu.ig li.iv Ninith. Be.ivi r own J. A: F. l!in .man. AduiislMiig 11. A A. Sin. 1I1. M hlinsbuie ' J-.i. pe iV I. .n.l lis tl. I. n limit) Long Free I burg li. .V F. C. Nlo.er. I .' nt r. v I - Srallry I.enbsri. Lew.-tiurg NN'alL A; fiifrn, j f otuml'i 1 cooiiiy : D .mule II. II. Reynolds j Ar Co. 11. r a ik fihiiiAiii A R itt-iili.ni.t-. I a jl twissa . A. c. I.', G. Brobls. liln.otit'sjig 1 John R. Meyer. Jus.-y To ah I., vtftisil. Wa , .l.lli. ton -UjI4. si t.' . v. Liiiii stone D. L. i Sc. neck. I t)h-eie ihat rsc'i A.eul has an I'ngravid Cir j tll'n'iteof Agei.ty, Col. I. ill leg a lepits lilt'Kn of i D. BRAN DUE I'D! M mutcn.r al Sing Sing, and up.41 wliirii kill s be seeii ecl ropirs ul i Ibe ntw lubeia nolo lfti tton r"'ie Brimdretli I'M ISuXi. l'hiluJelphia, ellice No. H, Nnilh Mh stiifl. B. BRAN DUE I'll, M. D J 11111 irv 1st, 143 V.N sitle'e bigbly ' iltieouahed tor rieaiiiug and l!'li.g a ,h to - U 'uriib'.e and n os' IVI Vel I, T it . rr !' ... C i iuba . 'ii .. . 1 WM. FORs 1 w, A. . 1 . -II. II. M A.SER. Afcint ! t-uiilury. Noi ml 11 Vlt'th, 141. ii i i i . JIL'IJ 3. B. WAOSEPa, ATTU11N IJ Y AT LAW, Busioevs 1 1 tended to in ibe t'ountiea of Nor tliuut i rlunil, L'iil L' i oiiiiiir and Coluu.bia. Itefer to I Tiki Mas IIaiiT V Co., Low i ii .V Bariiox. Hart. Cfinsiiiio & Hart, l'MlaJ. Iili5olii, Me Fa a lard dc Co, Spkhi 'SV. U yV. UZL. HQS. ,PC?vSi.LE. u jt' 'K sale a smail Faun, containing about one hundred and ten seres, morn or le-s, situ it in Puint township, Northumberland countv, about two mill s above Northumherl md, on the mnill road leading from that plane to Dsnville, a ljoiti'tir; lands of Jolm LeghoM, Jesse C. Hntiun and nthert, no in the ocrupiricy f famm I P.iyne. At out forty nrrps of said troet Brpclieuil, and in good stat.' of cu'liiatiiin, on wb'rh H ere is a small I" rn erect d. The pmpi-rty will bo sold en r-asm at la terms. Fur further particulars, pi ikona an rcques ed to apply to li e rui fcrili. r. H. b. MASl;R, Agent, Nov. 27ih, 1111. tf Sin bury. Pa. f7 Mi7Vlii:, Fiesh Ciaii rmr, Fi eTfiT. glisb t lit-esc. Keg liai-ins, S ct. per lb.. t'V Ike. 25, 1811. II. B. MA.SSER. 1 ,Si A. "UOVUUDT'S I Cliinn, Glass and Livcrjiinl Warehouse, So lfi4 Xirth Third street . third door LcJuw Viut nt nil, I'hilatfcljihiri. "tlTIIERE they consiaiilly kiep on hand a lorgn assoitmeut of t'-bina, Class and Liverpool Ware, is. Inch they will dispose of on II : uioet :ei s uiable tei mi. Pbil.ideli.liia, November l!l, 1841 ly. Jacob I'i Isniiitli Suai. "J 1 EM'ECTFI LLV mtorms th. ir I'm nils and ncijuiiintances generiilly that I'u-y sti.l con tinue to keep at Ibe old Mand, No. 246 Not'h 34 street. Philadelphia, xll kinds ol TOBACCO SMTP AXD SEC A RS. Which liny wil se,l .11 tlie ui l jiC"iiiimxllir.g and reasonable terms. N. B. All good- sold oill be gQirauteed, and fell orders pruiiitly attended in. Phitadilphw. Novemlrr 1.1, Ifcll Iv. ' "PETKir DlTVlj-i5S, LAST IVIAKER. Xo. 74 Callow hill biruet, l'liilaotlj'liia, ("Three door uLut e Second. J C'HIE Findings always kept on I. auo, w Melt h offers for sale nn the lowe-t terina. Cnuuirv Meich mis ore particularly to call and jude f. t themselves. 11. ibulel, bia. November 13, 1841. Iv. LOW I'. It DA It HON, Importers mid De.'ilcrs itt Foreign and Domestic IlaidwnrC, 0 17 ., In 1 1: . mut. UltAtitLFItlA. ..r, r EREtbcirfii- Is and t usti mers w i.l alwaya r.-' a I a so -1 101 ni of Foriigtv . , 'a I t, !. tlu v will sill at Va I.iree nnd g. tie HiI'Iaji D ! -I 11 I;. b!. low ,bi. N. ein'.. r 13. tUII. I v. TiiLorn.us ci:li. Ala'-'jftnrer Htuf ln;ptrtcr of Sad. tilery, 1!:ii)nn ire, cV. t. .' " u:h Third y'rrf ' frur do'S Ldco Me' set I'lnliidelphi ' :. "K JT" : e",--t '-'l 01. b ids 'irge nnd Bftu.-a! s Ul ' - ' " l.-.nn , '! (! ' P...1 r1', Axii ,' ; :- S --r . . P'.-t rit I.c.itser. Ac. t. o'U tr Mei. rtao.s ti..'. .d.b.'fn wilt lTMip.pl:.! at 'di tuiip- ,-n 'i t most " I -ui ul ie 1. t ir . ' ' ey wi 1 find it to thi ir advantage to c .11 ami rx.id.tue L a us- "tm r.t bi Sore pulcl i-'u. lc t ee I .il.tdt Ij-ltia. No.er.r r i: lsl I . ly. aCal CZ . a.kW -St.) WIIOLLSAIE . ETA iL I;Ot KEL LEll-s i.vi N'l Ii.'NKR-. No. 12'J LliestKit Mrt-ct, U'lcw -1th. 1'llll.lllcij'lliu. ST V.l'P coii-tanliy im fund u gt-neinl .es.rt- ment ol Book-i.nd -siutioliary ; i'(.tnins:ii( I 'lieologieiil. Law. Mt.he;,!, Classical, Misiel ano nub and i-choul Bouks. Di.y Books, ail size. Led girs, do., Family I. p ic. Pocket li lie-, NN'iitiiig P;.rs, NN rapping Papers. OVc. A.C., which ihey of ler at the IcAest puces to Couui ry Merchant's Pre lersional (iititlemeti. Teachers, and all other that may favor tliem with their ruslutii. Philadelphia. NovMnber 1:1. 1 H 1 1 . ly. fuYv.OLl)S, Md'AULAMJ 'ilu1ac lK'nlors in Foreign British and American Dry Goinls. A'o. 105 Market street. J'hi'adeljhia. COl'NTRV Merdiaiils, and ot'iers can lie sup plied at all times with nn extensive assort ment of the bi-st and most fashion: bit Goods upon the most reasonable terms. Phil u'elphia, Nov.niber 13. 1S41 lv. cfiiclincl Weaver A: Sv7 . HOPE MAIIEES & SKIP CliANELAiS. .V.i. 13 A'orfA Wafer Street. I'hdnd' Iphin TJ A V E cons niitly on hand, a cener d . sssrt g Jl m. ut of ( -ord .Bis seine 1 ito s. , vi. : I ai'd Rope-, Fis:.iri(5 Riri's, White !io i t s, '.to, .it. l i Ropes, I'otv Limsf''" Cana' 'J Abu, complete ussoiiii eiit of S ine Twines. Ac. i el at Hemp M ad d ll.Tring 'P'.'...e. Pes' Palei I Gill Net Tvi ine. t 'nf,si Mhad si .1 I 'entoc Twit e S!,.h Tbr. ads. Ac. Are Also, llc.l C.uds, p, utm , J.it ct'. IL.lrers, Tr icis. Cott -n and Liiien C rpet Cln.ii s. Ae. all ol whl. h tliey will d:spi so i f ell Kjki:abl teiui. Phi1 Vlii' N'ovmVer IS. t41. lv. i:.siji;kk k. iia.nsell &. co'is. WHOLESALE DBT GOODS STORE. io. 1G(5 -y Market Street, 1'hiia. Btlftv Fifth St-Llh s de ) A LW Ve ktipon hi nd a lull and general as -1 rnrentot Ho-ierr, Lare. s d Fancy Goods, t.'ountrx Mi rrhan'a are repec'fully rrqie.I 'dLs irive th' 111 a Ctll sndiisnnne f. r H i 111 elite. Philutilphia Noiernter 13. 1MI ly. TtOCOCINiTXiV lYXnCIXANTsT PHE Subscril'er, Agent of I yon trk Hanss, Hat M.iit. faclurera, for New Voik, I'lnl nie' ti. BaUiUtoie and uiber large cities, mtiwi Hut s. highly coaiiru.ndrd Iji s;irf tihi and dut utility, l a. m I and a fir-i rati-aasotlin-iit id HA I S and t AI'S, .ui'.a' le fi-r Spr rif ade, wh ch w ill e s.4J vi i low. I.e envt or ai(-i v.l crrd.1, at lbs H tol chtup ilort, Su. 40, Noitn 'Pl'id Hrl. ojp' the C it v 11. .lei, i'hlbi.H'Iphak til JVKU If. I'D At HER. Artt. N .1. Onb .s I 'l Hats 1 I ibe -iut , promptly a 1. id. i.o. I f ! ibbisl 1 tu. u V-'.'A r lis lei r Fn. l. pji. . nl 'f 15, 111 - -t v : .. - t il tU im i' 1 1 ,. .-i 11 fyrup, f v.. : 1... a-.ei I. at I 1 aan, Cru-i i' 1 f' 1 1 i;. .1 Jl-x-r: I ranberrii s, 1 i r ( r ,. . r- , 1 . .1 Eoi 't-h M rin ' . t. - 1 I-' l ' . i'nera 1 . ! .' 'i It. ; liihs s, Hsidwsre. Sadirry, 4c cl 4 kui'is. Nov. :0th, tU.
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