protiented; through The representatives of the peo
ixTe 1, lure ive d tie sensids . r_atien„ . ________ 7 ____ _
The Measures oldie government should allVlys
14T - intluepced, liv those high and liiitriotie motives
whit:Filed to the - flu in at ion of the constitution. No
uartieutai interest should be advanced, to the de
struction irifLtiiiter interests; but an exact equality
rinkme - lit 6-..". nsititlity vannot - be expecTed from
legisbrtivefutet melds. This cannot be attained,
eV'en withm the limits of a state. No public im
provement sin he made by a state, I;..liieli shall br•
epially advaula )11F to all its eiti7ens. Front
their local position, or some other cause, a part of
them will derive greater benefits front the work,
than others. The .saute inequality :may result
boot other laws of a I :. , pneral nature, which ale ro.
quifed by the public interest.
Jo limit the houndari-s of legislation to laws
‘vliielt shall :atrium in the same degree, lloe itttorosts
nil all parts of the , womonily, would (h.,:troy the
logishttive power, both in tlu' getmt 11 and slate. go
vernments.
There rail bo nn n =lri^tionlh Ih o, ronrlitnt anrtl
t.ov.rr:4 of I lip national leR - e-latiirr , ,lint which is
inipoied by an ecliglitened dir.rnrlinn , eNercised
on it lull vier.? iiitr , reWt the state , .--
The etii re , live again-4 a law, which is gem ,-, taller
or 'partially I,l,l,re.:sive, gill be found lilt in ;lel , of
• toletice, but iii the force (Windily' sniiliment, ex•
Dressed by ietwm: - .l , .thi . e, and in the, exercise of
I n rigid , : of sltlrra2 o •
fn coilHitHou, permit ins In v, that cireom.
40 an, es connected %vitt, tolati'm In ll,r
mint ry. wnnld-, , •^111 to reriiiirr, 111,11 I si)(.111,1
~rn ling great pleesiire wilie!, an aicrlitanci.
yonr dation would alPird
111. f In this imprrssion, suffer in^ n(rain
my cordi,Ll thanks for your 1- and, to
nli.erve. that 1 rei ,, ,110-1 ion of your
favorable opitli'mt, with n gr.itilic•ition - whip)! riff
°ray be limited by a conviction, that you blare Inn
high an eslimat.rna my public sorvices and per
:mind rights.
My claims to crmsideration rust :drier nn n
cere and emistaiii endeavoi to (it- , iiar•; ,,
committed to ille, Nvitli an e“.l,,,ive
tho . public latcrr..l , . II would embitter Inv rc.
collecrion nt the it; in the e:,01 , of my
'let ion, I dole(' 111 1 11111Ve In any one, IPl' 11;111
W 11111111; 0111 . 4111.11/ 101/0 Tb:it my fluty to tlio
oo . joine . d.
\A'itfi tho lirdie.l regal d I very sincerely
-jean. obede.mt sorvant,
\V.
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BALTIMORE MA RK ET.
From the Patriot it' Saturday last.
lowa rd -street.-- We :dated in a post -
seri pt to our last report, that route lots had liven
otfered from stores at t4.',75 per brl.. On Saturday
a parcel of 500 brls. was sold at that price. No
sales of moment were made from stores -at th e pre .
sent week, hut on Wedne:alay rchasers came
thrward ;Lod several parcels, nichulio 7, one ()COM
Lila: were taken at 5,75 per ht 1. On Thursday
a parcel of .50h brls. and several others were sold
at 5,621 Tldi‘ mornintr one or two lots of 100
bris were sold al and one lot at 5,17 i. Hold
ers to-day very t!enoralLv nsk 5,7.5 per brl. but pur•
hasers scent unwilling to operate at that price.--
The irairan pr ice has been nuirerin and steady
hron r , , hout the week at 5 slLper hrl. A tonsi
derabh, porlion tithe week '
srec.!' has. been
tutored on owner's at:vomit.
FE,01 , 11-
Vlf EA'l'.--tilipplios (A . ...11611'1P In ari lye freely
from the. Susquehanna --part of been
nom, and part. ',hired 1 . 04 . better, 011 NV 1:11-
nesda y gales of prime NVe:zt Viand), in row con
dition; were made to the extetit of little short 01
111,000 bilsbek, al 11 1 .11, , 23 per '11, 111 ,._
d a TyJiowrver, the market became Oat, and sales of
re‘eral lie dit,(711•11itil111111 (1111110 v
V, ere trade al 1,120 per To.ilay Ave have
beard of no trimsartrms. In the Colly part el
the week a rattle, of ,;nod Xortii Itrnerii IVas sold
at 1,15 per bushel, nod a Ca 1;2 . 0 Or inferior (To. at
t T I I. Of Maryland:lnd "Virginia there hail been
but very little at market this weer., and that most.
ly of very ititlillilreitt (:1101 t , 1 ho se sor t s
nt Willi 1,11) cts. N'agon V. heat is worth
very little coining in.
thr,early part of the week •salns of
scrotal patcels of prime Alary.la lid were made at
70 els per bushel. [ire then, Inmnver, owing lo
great twat-city of ves.els to take it. away, the ar
ticle has receded a shade, and sales ofpriine have
been niade at 65a69 eta. We quote to-day good
teepriroe white and yellow Md. at: 67 a 69 cts.—
Two or three cargoes of Penwvlvania have been
sidd this tivicek at EH a 70 eents.
1? of pa reels of prime Susquehanna,
t o th e ale H int er 10,000 bushels were made in the
eLrly liort of the week at t; a 70 edits. Towards
the middle of the week, however, a shade of de.
cline was perceptible, and sales of prime parcelS
were made on Thursday at 68 a 69 cents. We
quote prime Susquehanna to-day at 6S a 69 Onts.
S11111C", parcels are limy going on ship board, destin
ed for Holland. Limited sales of .Maryland tive
!wen made this week at 66 Os.
OATS.—Are dull. We note a sale of a cargo
of Niaryland this week at 311 emits per bushel.
DES.--We note a sale of a. parcel ofpriine
La Plata Hides at 1G cents; and a sale of a lot of
;11111, wormed, at 15 cents, cash. A lot of West
India, a little dun:agar!, has bceittalien at 13icts
MR. WIIITPLESErtik REPORT
Owing to a press of other matt r, we have-been
,rirorpelled to omit the, conclusion of tho able arid
Interesting Re portopl r. Wit tlrt Lesny, on the "AU.
duction and Murqr of dlViiiiarn Morgan," until
this week. • •
In taking a aursery glance at , the transactions
r , ".lativq to the fatn of a-frit eitiznn, and StallnWing
;Irtm through l an their windings an . d turniiTs, we
Intl to On ifititnate nonetusion, iHAT ar wAs
EMI
EFFECTEP.—That no such atrocjoni4 nnd.
-cliaboliciLdesigli could have _;teen so
an d accomplished, without the mystic and sworn
aid orAlasonry, is as apparent as no-m-Oa . v. Au i
that the aii'ompl shment. or the Unparalleled ibiu.l
was conceived and eirecied by Masons, arc
sworn to eNecote their laws upon offenders, and
shirld each uticer , "Tizlzt fir.lrraw, " from the laws
o f the ronntiy,nonr , will have the eTrontery to
deny—That Masonry has been "Al,l. INlWF,ltrrl.,:'
and that it is "all pattrtjal," yet, the late Lock
port trials fully prove:thr, in one instance, When
rlrre untrammelled - freemen declared 'lshii
Adams g,nilly_olthe art charged against him, ONE
oath-hound brother to the prisoner, persisted in
"extricating- his brother front the difficult y,"right
wrono."
We submit the "Report," bihthe consideration
,of the people, confident that it will not rail to I.7ain
nn attentive perusal. Ufe should be pleased to
have it in nor power to put a copy into the hands
orevery individual in gm county. Masons may
deny a,: much as they please, that Morgon's ab
duct ion and murder %%as the work of a "few unfh-
rinited" member, of flew sorietv—llitit ‘ve KNow,
trim experieure, /hal /lure is hothin4.-tvanimosl.E
in tie ' l opol I." As, thaqoils, tliey arelotrif/ to
F;el the la WS of God aril wan . hi:delialiee! ,
hi, order .
t o aei•omplisli and uphold their masonic designs,
conceived. And we a ,, siire our
readers that Masons will preach ont
of their 11101011 c honied wiirds, when in their heacts
they are ready to crush into the earths all thoire
who dare oppose them, or call in question the
ilalikties of their institution.
In order to show our readers the real character of
Cie toil , rinte institution, we shall give nothing but
whol we, .J11(101)12: from our experience in masonic
wisdom, Ancerely believe to have been conceived
and executed in strict accoldance to its require-
As we :Than give plain, sober Ttifriti ii
re:-1 with the people which course to pursue.
Irthey i;illow our advice, they will “choose the
laqt2l 1.::.,. —lt the will not lay at our
I()IIN AITE.I:\
COUNTY (!()N ENTI( another co
lumn will 4,efound the pa (weedirp:s of our voimly
cntivotililw. In crinstvitAie: or Moti(hy's bein'ti
fzit!Prlti pa'.•ade day, se% end Or the tOW11:4111)de-
V. 7110, being on parafl", wcrc unalYe to at
tend. Still, however, we. had a good repregenfa
lion. Nearly all the townships were represented.
The Convention was chiefly compo , od orthe most
to-ti,,e and efficient democrats Or Ihe county. They
were n•,,lut rtjcrs Or aristocracy, but men who al
ways advocated and supportrd the true
inci!,le.i.of !howler:icy. And we ai.e g;ail lu
find !nen of their age, :,:t:inding and principles
placed in the : , ituation they welt. The wee:no : -
and transactions were truly Republican, and the
delegation appointed to Harrisburg appears to
render entire satisfliction, as Far as we ;01 learn.
.1
They are men in whuni the. people can conlid"
with confidence. Illey are then that will ;,..0
"Principle:;" and not "Afen."
SEC
THE FOREIGN NEWS---We give to-day an
interesting summary of the late news front En_
rope. The most important and interesting to
and a majority or community, is the slate of yo.
land. The news respecting- this hetoie people, is
'nest cheering indeed. A short time since,was pre
sented the unwelcome prospect of a speedy nid
rust• down Cal oft bis pal riot ic liltlo hand. But re
cent arrival:; bring pleasing disappointments. In
stead or hearing that these brave strugglers fhr
li
hot tv have been. crushed at a single blow, the
gratify intelligence reached is, that they hare.
111111.41 lipen their heartless invaders; and are driv
ing them liack to the domiiiitms or their persecut
ing master. Success attend the advantages or
these valiant sons of liberty, May they. soon hind
itt delianceorthet proud perrecuting, Autocrat, the
itannet of achieved liberty, proudly tvavnig
- "0 - re - r Th - FTI - Ain - d - or the tat::e and the home of the
T , IY WIZ, who wre: incur trd rur the
nillider Davidßitiliangli, hail his trial at the
11,t term ()four ( ooritfle EVIL acquit led o r the
charge laid in the indietment, but the jury re
contmentled Riot. he shontri do in.roi
-1111,1,111/ lire was dist-liar:zed, after
entrring into recognizance to a piwat at the—next'
court.
..TUDGE WLEAN.--iii another column will
be found ft able letter front this distinguished
AtartaicAN-lit reference to which, tho Paltimorp
'Patriot justly says-111 is no had index oldie Writ- .
or, plain aml honest, sound and unassumitig, Judge
AP •Ft Ni has•already distinguished himself in va•
lions situations of exalted trust; and it is not in
the natural order of things that a manillas sub_
stantiat attain-Mews, clear sightedjudgpient, cor
rect moral habits, and unobtrusive character.
should fail to grow in the atioetiCut: of an holiest.
people.
.4)1111 Esij. a mason, editor of the
"New Ham psh Post,!" published the evidence
given on the trial of Adams, at Lockport, which
he commented upon the next iveek as tidlows."
"Aral awl said let three lie Cure was
liglit."—We last week pUblished the evidence of
two withesves, as given on the trial of Elisha
-Adams, at I,ockport for-conspiracy and depriving
William 1I r•tut of his liberty and probably of his
To our mind the Midence is conclusive, and
we published it presuming that as the public mind
had been much agitated on the subject any thing
relating to it would be read with interest. We
published it as we would any other eircilinstanci3
of a similar kind, and left it for the public to .fbrin
!belt-own opinion, We also published the trial of
the mutineers who have been sentenced to death
et New York.. We have board a mighty rum
bling, amid a good deal ofg rumbling since, thr dar
ing to - do what ive•considered Or duty. But .we
hoed it not, it pro ? ses by ps a* the idle wind, we
neither know or care from whence it cornett) or
whither it Oath. We know of no good Mason
that can he given why the'.evidence kiVtmonithis
trial should be !disregarded, and we do think that
masons would as soon come to the conclusion, that
Adatiis Was guilty, a the:charge vpAe , against
him, paily.pther person, if they would only throw
aside a certain sort of pride, which drives them to
reject the truth. We hope it„will not he said or
NTI-_*l 7-. ASON ; IC StAlt ItEPITBLICA RAWN7ER,
Nal C."
•1.1( , ,}1'1' AN I) TIft"I'll
Ithem, "Ye have loved darkn'.c.rather than light
because youi deeds were evil." . . .
• The breffiien, it•seetts, could hot slam this lay_
po?II re of light and tritilt,-attd !Plan thilei,ise some
iheans of bririging Mr.' flume aitidur the
„ co o f t h e cable-tow ur of intliet Inv: the penalty
upon
roritat of the (-rat), limvever, he bids itcr.aiire in a
hohily repubiicait e niaitini(r, th'.:ira.s. 1,0. such
eilitershic sustained by the paaple—they do serve
weft of their enuntu‘.
"t:ertztin folks :ilium these parts, have la - irome
ratio r boisterous beeituso ‘‘e tinh:ished
Tlt I iTIL" as given on the Iri rlr.r
We this treek publish More ortho sung, kind,
inn: an of of the Bev. Perly I Fill, of Berl:-
shire; in the county, of Franklin :tats of
was recently publi,hed in the Star.l,
iVe really hope they threy w ill Ire still. will come
out in the end full as well. B the way. We re
ceived a very/in/ate incitation to attend a meet in
oll;ralton Lodge the last wee`:,
Brethren a little more light," but ha% Mg so lately
I:eiid Morgati's death, we coneltuird bt was best
hoop out of:their ehitchos. They howN er made
out a pretty tidera the long silting ui it, and pi-o
h:ily came to some conernsion, ii .xis have it hi n t.
ryf to its, whether in a joking milliner or not, we
clo't say, that we had better keep in arier dark.
This we shall dist:rd, as we wet 0 born a free
nian,and Shall irtri=iie Our own way. did:: or
threats; or any injury they ma i do
MASuNIZI' AND I.IIIENTI
The fdincasfer th , raldsays---The following
fidavil iscopied front the '• flu milhm riri% ia ti," pub
lisbyd in _Madison county, N. Y. It is lu evidence
of the charity mid lirlinb.'ican feeling extended by
rich nntsons'over PWR :MEN who are manna_
sons. Dr. Spencer is a hitfb Mason and Al Cog-
Lrins is an ant 'Mason. 'Eke same means that were
used the Dockm to first tamper with his political
inteizrity, and tifterv..ards destroy him, have been
used in this city to 110 shirill extent. !kindred! , id'
I'OOR MEN hore,'who are opposed to 111 , 1,onry,
are by threats and fear, made to vote in support of
;MASONRY and MONARCH Y, the k I NGS
an d JINN! PRIESTS of a I.; HN. 4 .l'l'l\t: and
MUll DEIZOUS institution, and it!! Jackish
sup
porters. The spirit that, prdnipt to such artiolis,
and courts success under sin it ineasure!,, is the
stone spirit, that. h o vered rnund rienr .11n» , an, and
under the cloak of 'brothel 1 c :int! cirii•-ity,'
transporhul hi o tiff timm his hont,e, liis faintly and
friends; •incarceiated him in a national fortre:-i,
refused him the u!,e °fa BIBLE ill bk last hour:,
and finally bulled his lilangb d coi:pse in the deep
waters of Nia,tr,ara. Let there thitei,,s be the means
of quickening- the spirit that animates
the descendants of the heroes of the Revolution,
to preserve and sustain their rild.k.
-AFF,DAviT.—Thous, „1 th, to an „f
Lenox,comitv of :NI
being duly sworn depo-eth aim sai;h, he is a
poor men arnl bads large fa Indy, ;i re depen
dent on his daily labor fur :-. , upport. lk firrther
saith, that some three or four weeks prev . ions to
the last genera I elect ion, Doctor Minas Spencer,
of said town, called on deponent and asked him if
he intended to i! - ,0 to election. - Deponent replied
that he did intend to go; The said• Spencer then
enrprired, what tir•ket he7slactld vote? Deponent
answered, that he intended to vote the Republican
ticket. The said Sr nccr r,7i,liad, "then yon will
not vote the Antimasente ticket," and went away.
Deponent further with, that in some eight or
ten days alter this conversation, rho said Doctor
Thomas Spencer called On him a second tinre;and
told him if he voted the An tonasonic ticket he
would "SEE TROUP: kr.," and (hit in a' third
conversation, on the eve of the eloot ion; the said
Spencer again made the same threat, that if de
ponent voted the Antinctsonic ticiret, he would
"see trouble" Deponent merely replied, that he
lied "trouble" enough al r eady.
Deponent fur the r saith; that when the election
came, lie voted the Ant imasonic Republican ticket,
and that he, deponent ion soon found linnserni
"Tilt W I BLE" agreeably lo the threat of the said
Spencer, for he Was prosecuted On a demand Which
the sent Spencer held rurainst him and being on
:11)10u, pay, was p/occd the limit,: of the (:aunty
Jail. Furthermore deponent saith not.
THOMASCOGGINS.
Subscribed and sworn this Htli day of March,
131, ine,
; -, .1.110N DANFORTH, J. P
COUNTY CONVENTION.
At a Ineettng alb() Republican Antitiiasonic
Delegates from their respective tuwesliiip-i, held
in the borough of Oettysburg, on Nlonday the 2d
or May, Ih3/,..‘lio.fulbowing persons appeared as
delegates:—
ihortm , r/e-.P.. rznn, Samuel S. Fon J oy.
lio:r. I lanirl XVitniulit
Lai bun) r —David Gricst, Arreli — Robinette.
Liberty/*--Ja 11104 Scot
Menytpicasunt—Geo. Brinkerhoff; .I to. Ewing.
tunbcrla nd— Andrew Bushman, M%
I;an:Ohy.
/lamiltnnLann—Jnhn Kerr, Samuel `Witherow.
Miekley, SCII, John Shell.
ay./in/ay—David H. Eckert, James. Renshaw.
Menallcu—John WI - 1 1 111U JOllll :44/ller ,
7 rinme--4"ol. J. L. Neoly, John Duffield:
irehrick--John Hersh, John Smith.
'Thos Reid, lad. was the other delegate, hut
could not. attend. •
..
The Delegates having taken" their seats, they
proreeded to organize the Convention by calliug
A LLEN I:I./DINETTE, 'Esquire to the Chair
and appointing; ITES RENSHAW 1111 JA ME.; A.
Tnompsux, Secretaries. A committee was then
appointed td drari - tesolutions expressive tic the
vimvs and object of the Con Vention—yV hereupon,
Messrs. Jamrs Relmhaw,lohn fiersh, Sea., Samq.
.5 . 17141 aird Col. J. L. were
'appointed said cinumittert: who reported -the fol
lowing resolutions, which were luta trintuusly a
dopted:
Resolved, That we deem all iS'erf t I Suri.-lies
in
cotnpatittle with (hit permanent existence of our
free institutions.'
Reso/ted, That, in the opinion of, this Conven
tion, tho {lit:aim:tires or dae-03.1.14, Old igetions. and
Cereirionies of Freemasonry, made by Capt. Wit..
LIAM, MoncAN,.(now deceased,) and by the Le Roy
('onyention, arc sustained by such weight ofdirect
and cirmunstantial evidepee, as to coMmand the
full belief oferory impartial inquirer.
•Resolved, - That it Is the duty 6f every Patriot
and Christian, to use all fair and honorable means
fur the destruction of Freemasonry.'
Resolved, Xhat the fearless and unwavering ex•
erciSe of thaelect iveth.lichise, is thqoniy etreutnal
means which can be used for its overthrow and
extinction.
.Resolved, Thia we holteve it a duty which we
own to our country and our God, to forget all for
inor party distinct tops, and la 1 . )
zeal' anltharniony, in oppositton to that Anti.re
iubliean and.ittunoral in'slitution.
Resolved, That wo will' support no adhering.
Mason for tiny Office of trust or protit, tlifs
Ropuhlic i ua we believe them to have sworn ilk
giotocc. to a - Soeret Govornthettt 'unknown to ()lir
00,1 p, 11'I biLMIlf , to out fret ingtit+24
7.
Resolved, That the folloWitife persons are clip.
scu delet!ates\to the State Convention to be held
arrtsburg,on fliT. 7 l7tViiist. Maj. JNO. WOl,-
1 ORII,JAM teISCIINNINGIIAM,E'sq. Si JOHN
4 4 ,,C11113F:11AT0,12,
I Resolved, That the delegates appointed at this
Convention ; he requested to consult wilh each
titeetin Ofthe Convention at
Ilarrisburg, atitl . ..it4;,o 2 lo.lley should oertir in
Itheir ntinibet, that theY , lttße power to till such
%aeanev.
ierst/erd, 'flint the above in (weeding:: be signed
by the ('lia 'mien) and Secretaries, and relitested
to be published iti't he newspapers eft the P lo u g h.
A: I{(ll;lNE'll'4 . :,Clialrliali.
J. I:rv'ilAv.", See.tclar;iis. .-.
.1. A. THOMPSON, ,
,
10IIN NPLEAN, or ow°
The Huntingdon Courier says-The Bos.
ton. Commercial Gazette, contains the
foNowing comment on the nomination by
the Geth s•hurg Star, of John 11' Lean for
President, and F.rancis Gr;iir:er for Vice
President.
"It is probable these Gentic , nien %rill he
the candidrtes of the Antimasonic chrven
tion. The iire•.ent administration have
more to tear from Alitinivrairv, perhaps,
Ban from divisions in their own rinks, es:
pecially if the Antimasonic party succeed
in nominating so popular a candidate as
Mr. %1. Lean must be•in every section ufthe
country."
There are 21; towns in this renntv. Last
year the Anti-masons enrried 13 towns—
This year It; tosvws. What a railing. (Jot'
Alititnasuney!----Allomity Reptddietin.
WHAT N EXT?—A thadest “Obset:vet" says,
%rithaut blushino, that the assertion of the official
or,,alis at Harrisburg, that Messrs.. .31W7,erry and
Ma's/tan paid their own pustaLre on letters sent and
rert ire(' , "IS U NQU ALIFIEDLY FALSE"! !!
Well dune, thou vocal and faitliffil servant °Nile
Lodge. Foi e sl I I surely.go ;Ind eNchange_
lions with the nciorier and Chronicle. Some
folks from Preaching to Printing—others pro-
Lable
intend going from State' Pleading- to Print
ing. Should the hiller take place, our advice
would be, not to let the Deputy's head get•hea
ier than his heels, or he Might, "unfortunate
ly," put hi a form into "pie."—That':; all!
MAR lt lED,
Ther!ulay the I , lth ult. by the Rev. Alfred
Griffith, Mr. (;aonca S. BOWMAN, of S't raba n town.
•711 i p, Ada county-0o Miss NI Mil' A. Lo.r., (laugh.
ler efichn Line, deceased, of Dickinson township
l'unWerland eeiunty.
Thursday vetting 1:191, by. the Rev. David it%
rolialiOiy, Ali.. ELIAS Si 'Err ~to Aliss Al A ItT M'-
nr—both of this ilerougli.
)u Tuesday the 2lith tilt. Mr. JArOl3 NINO, of
Frederick county, Nd. to Miss ERTHER. BROWN, of
this county.
DIED,
Yesterday- morning Mrs. NANCY Cale.
BEM', wife of Mr. John'Gilbert,_of this bo
rough, aged about 24,years.
On Twaday eyviugweek last, JULIANk t
datighteellirMr. A. V. Barkley, of this bo
rough, aged 2 years and 2 months.
On Wednesday last, Mr. PETER DEAR. ,
DORPP, of Reading township.
Last week, at au advanced age, Mi.
llt7nit Biormm, of Ilamillonhan township.
On Wednesday last, JonN B. Eer.rx, son
of Mr. Peter Epley, ()N.:timberland town
ship, in thc 21st year of his age.
In Philadelphia, on Sunday evening, the
Ith ult. DANtm, M ILLER,
dent of the Batik of Penn townshn , and late'
representative in Congress, front the third
Congressional District of Pennsylvania, in
the 48th year of is age. - •
At IVorcester, MaSs. on the it loilt IsArtn_
TuomAs, Esi.r. the Patriarch of American
Printers, aged 82.
NOTICE.
4M. persons indebted to the estate of
ISAAC CATUE, late ()I' Latimore
township, Adams county, deceased, are 4•c
guested to come forward — anir make settle
ment without delay—all those haying claims
against said estate; will present thew, pro
perly authenticated, for settleineut.
JOAN WOLFOR D,
-May 4, 1'331.
six cENTs RE WARD.
111 NAWAY from the subscriber living
Menallen township, Ada WS el/lity,
on, the I.7th (0 . April, 1131, an indented np
prontice to the Weaving, Business, named
PETER CISLEI?-7-he has three years
yet to serve. I hereby caution the public
against harboritor, or eniployin,g said boy,
or trwting into on my account.
G.L'ORG . P, 'PAY LOR,,
Alenidlen township, Adams Co.,
May -4, 1 l3I." 4t-2-4
WANTED.
N Editor to take charge ofa Free Press,
about to be established in- one of the
country towns of Pa. to whoM 500 shbseri
rs will be pledged from the start. Apply
(postage.paid,) at this offtce. May 4.
ViTA,4ITED.
A SCIENTIFIC'nnan, a man of litera
ture and.of worth; politically friendly
to the American ,System., and to ANTIMA
SONRY, to edit a newspaper in one of the'
pleasant cities of the northern states. A pply
(postage paid,) at this office. May 4.
LOOK AT THIS!
I ,op-p--4.77.--FoR TUE: LAST TIME
- I.call on a those indebted
• o me, either by bond, note or book account;
to come thrward and make settlement—lf
this notice bas no innrefFECTiriiin'my lbr•
inc notice, those indtil4t4l will have to make.
Alleilienl with pmsolbs -w 40(7.Q.STS,
to their visits . . • • • • .
' AMA A.' THOM 1 ,1 8(!N .
IT. -tt;—• -41 •
•
NOWIS Titlrg TIMM%
0 . ,11:ce of 11ie' Contractor for ,the Mel.J.State Lotteries.
Baltimoro,'April 25th, 1831.
N pr;Netiting toTusfriendsand the public
-1111 thicittinexcli.scheme of thellaryland State_
Lottery, No. 3,-Ibr 1831, to •be drawn in
Baltititore,.on THIIitSDAY,•26th of May •
next,-the Contractor would most respectful
ly call thpir attention to the very small num
kr of 'Pickets composing the same.
soneme:
prize of $lO,OOO 2 prize?. of . $2OO
1 2
1.000 ,009 . 4 100
1 I 8
f;00 .1011
100 12000
Ti , kets •:;r sumer:: rrizes and may draw
(tnl;• 5,000 Tickets—lssued in Quarters.
Quarters, 1 50 each.
ro BB- HAD AT
CLAIIK , S,
V W. 1 . r rr of Calrrrt and Baltimore Sirpetp,
E. Corm r of Charles and Baltimore Street*,
and V. W. col ner of Gay and Baltimore Streets,
BALTIMORE.
![:_-'Where the highest prize in the recent State
Lotteries has been ()Reiter sohl than atany other
oilices ! ! !
IJ'Qrders, either by mail (postpaid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the cash lbr prizes, will
meet the SalllC prompt and punctual attention, as
if on personal application. Address - to
JOHN - CIL - ARK,
Lottery Vender, Baltimore.
td-2-4
May 4, IE3I
PUBERIO ROUSE.
The subscriber has taken that old
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to •?,,', • •
OSN ... ri gurl
~.....„ V illaimiWi.i ' Ia 0 I . 1 ' ' I I
1',!..': .... il Mg
• ..
(FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY tiro. LASHELI")
On tl►e .York and Gettysburg Turnpike
- Road ; ---5 miles from= Gettysburg r
2.4 from; York.
Having 'provided himself with every AC.
com►nodation fin' Travellers, Wagoners, and
Drovers, lie invites , those who travel that
way to give him a call, and judge whether
his entertainment and charges do not justify
the invitation.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
tf=2-3
d t twit 27,1831.
N. B. Persons indebted to rre, are
.re
quested to call on MOSES MCCLEAN, Esq.
in whose hands I have placed _my bqoks,
and make immediate settlement. R. T.
WANTED.
ALN Antimasonic Editor and Printer, an
enterprizing, upright man, to take com
mand of a. Free Press; in one of the princi
pal towns' of Alabama. All the materialg
will he furnished to his hands; and he must
be a generous and competent and faithful
trustee to use them for his own emolument,
and for _the public good.. Apply (postage
paid,) at this office. May 4.
rill 1E SATURDAIrgeOURIER
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 23, 1831
It is gratifying to learn that the "Comma" has
met with very gerVeral favour among our patrons•
in the neighborhouring country, and also in die.
id tit states. Ninny gentlemen, not_ persowilly
known to us, have forwarded their orders for the
apt., and some have kindly offered to become our
•:gents. Wo have in all cases cheerfully acced.
ed to their wishes—and feel ourselves under par.
ticular obligations to them for the interest they
have expressed for our success. Wherever an
agency is not already established for' the comma,
it may be proper to one, and we shall offer
such liiwiltorrus to gentlemen rho are disposed
to act in this
,capackty for us as we Faye no doubt
will he perl*tly satisfactory.
TLIE CACZET I
Or Gems of Literature, Vit and Sentiment
We call the attention of tiro public to the notice.
below of this valuable publication:
• EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Shipwrecked Family ; a beautiful
engraving on Steel. The Bank of England,
London. The Bridge and Castle of St. An.
gelo, the Vatician and St. Peters, Rome.
Naliant, near Boston. School of Flora:—
Linehan Floridaninn, or Sweet Laurel. Ma
sic:—The Batiks of Allan Water; a celebra
ted ballad. -
CONTENTS.
The Shipwreck, or the .Herrnit of. the
Rock;lllustriiied..by a beautiful - engraving,
The Miniature. The Mexicans in 1,840,
by- a Mexican Citizen: No. I. Mexican
Population. No.; 11. Mexican Politics.—
No. 111. Mexican Resources. The Smug
glersin Nocturnal Adventure. Description
of •the Bank off:4lond, with a plate. De
scription of the Bridge and Castle . of St.
Angelo, the Vatican and St. Peters, with
an engraving.k, Description of the United •
States' Arsenal, near Bridesbiirg f Pa. 41
Mother's Grave. Lost and Found, a Tato.
Description of Nahant, near Boston, with ac,
wood cut embellishment. Anecdote of Thor
waldsen. Anecdotes of Oliver Cromwell.
Dinnor Adventures. The Buccaneer. The
Sugar Fiddle. Colours. Painting. on_Glass.
Who would not be a Dollar. The Swiss
Hunter. School of Flora—Description of
the Illicium Floridiumin,(er Sweet -- Laurel,
with an enffraving. • Wit and Sentiment.:.
POETRY,—The Nuritery Man. Mar
,rime of the Sun and Moon. Youth. My
Mil - Wife. Scandal. Lines on a Painting •
of Othello and Desemona, by Milford Bard.
To Clara, by- Miltbrd Ban]: A. W.
of Georgetown,, I): C. • by
Flood of Mighty Waters, 1w Alin in: . 16,
10 in Philadelphia, No XIV. tanks.
of Allan Water, a. Ballad, set rc! •
ID' The May plumber of the CASKET will be
on?bellisheti with a portrait of surpassing`himiety,
( poll to any that evci graced. a - petiodisel., , •
Piice ;511. 50 ii year, in tidrance •
R.: W. I DDLETON, Aker,/
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