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FOIL 'ME AMENDMENT OF .-
-- '-'• - THE CONSTITUTION.' -::•;;--;
. •• • - a - outsnifoorOct• 19 1837.
,
On the :fieSt.dity,. - after the .members re
"''ll.o4o- tireiaats;ft restilutinn wits adopt
: c•11 - •to - meet - dt TO - o'clock - instead 0(9 in
- -the forenoun t . and t , iLilispeffs'eNtitla,dft ec .:
-.noon .sessions.. Tneday,ltokyeve.r; fr:roat
~.-_, lotion was pasSed ;to'. meet -- (holy at 9'
o'clock, A, M., Anil 3 o'clock, P. - M.--•
.. •-Tliii 7 hA - y - ing been done,.-181iink-.the Corir-l. nr
vention will not :. fi nish its sittilin•s - betere . l t aw. d irect ..
- , :a . .s the ---- ' - Legisl -- a.ture_ioa• - rlie,i:e' A - 1 - . er - b
. April'next. "It is a well - known fact in Thole who conscientiously
' scrople to bear arms, shall mit be coin
' 7:-tlti•history of ilielegistation, in Penitsyl.-,
.pelled to do so; but shall pay , an equiwa
.•..v. Apia, that - Ithese afternoonsessions rcttard lent rl` . personal service.
,f ' ''.
.. - .
the
, progress of. business, by fatiguing' Mr.,13 - rowirmoved, tosuit Out all after
' members, preventing inVestiwitioo c u tti ng thc veard ."clirect.!' . ':-: ' ..-.-, - ..' : ... .
-off the tree interchange Of opjitions Of - the • ---All'• Porker , ' of NOl'O'auiPlOth -hoped
member. in theiriniVate.Cit•cleS,lhj-uviriii-er-e
-th Ranendinent_w.ould_be agreed - to, •iiti'l .
.- '-`l"lieir heal th,, -- and tit ereby : readi . !iiii . ir _ the ;;. ie question. of. c.ouscielitious•.scruple's
• - 0--- - ----..,-- -out-to-rest. • • .. •
•peevisli,lll,oatui , ed and - uneasy,:and en-• •
.. - -ICI - 'l , ..."l.litidle 'deaf af'ed : himself opposed -
• cm:raging friv(Pous debates.'.'here as ,
I--- 'toe amendment ato to the secti on. Ile
=7 - been idore.,:bOs!fles--flooe•--ili- the last, .1 v.O } remarked. that it wa .
•alta getli e tunnec . es--
daYs, than,a whole `week - before the'-:atl- story t o-i osee t any mpg in the Consl an a
journment; b,ut I-do not expect intielt pi•o- •tion 'relative - to. the militia; the whole re
gross now, _ We...shall probably_ tuivett•re,_ _g,ll I 11(1911 ,911..1191-91111. of_,'our defence, be
-- petition of the-ol d - debates debates on trifles, - de •mg .delegated .to the national 'govern
--.:. moer t acy r and--the.rtiles of proceedin;4•. - • '.., ":fief:, ii wasmoite super liorioi,:to say - the
The-President
: pro. tent.:,. Mr:Porter', least of it., -- ,-*But these objections . W.c.ite
. ~ „
of 5 01 . th ,ii np0n , ; .1,1,1.6 e t.„., t h e c . „„„„..: wc.,41, - itc. corn-paeivot • with that- oundis,
one___of grievously - harassing a body of
~.tion,the ieftillit iffittrifitit - of the election; -
mrot2i - lisriiigiiisheel for every.philarithro•
-in--the-allstrict,...te fill she-va c an cy (keit- -
. •tic virtue• healludecltothat peOple_ivho,
ston - ed - br the death of Mr. S.vectland.--. 1 with - ,
NV in. Penn •iirst settled upon Alm
~
__The returns wer n e read; tleclaring'E. NV••- Fi•fii• o f
that• State for: w Itich we mkt -- berat
Sturde,rant to be _duly elected. •Mr. 8 tti r- legislating. Ile' directed the-at ten:lo6'of
. (levant - is - a Whig; elected to fill the phiee . l flt.legate - s-In -the, •vivid and , graphic' pie
:- of a' , Van Buren matt, My-Brown ; of tore drawn by his c,olleaguelfrorn the.ci-
Phila'delphia county, offered a tegolutiim, • ty iti'll - fe-fr mer„sesSion„w.here , the era 7
, :which was laid on the table, th e o bj ec t of dle : iva's torn from . the sleeping ifit'a - itt, Ity•
. which w-asitn prevent discussions,--and the the collector of the Militia lines. -_•,,
calling of the ayes and nhos:.tin motions .._ . - . m e . , ij iy lh. fl•pnil . Centre, alicl that hr.
calling
•I' d? ("le' could not agree with the,gentle
-tnanfrom :Philadelphia. - Ile,- .'tis true,
tiort. ' • .-.- ': -
• ' has di :IWO 1 vervdolefid piCture or the
--.- - - - 141 - rr;- - Bell - Of -- Clie'Ster,- offerel-a•reshlti---, - - ----e----I- 2 7Cf r.- 4 -e - ---.. but , '• '
tvils of the miitiiia .3 - ystein, :tie Ma
i : 100o proceed to thtelectiMt of an ad., c s of the societ - Y . OT.Friends Must be• Pro-.
•
ditional Secretary, in •the Place.of - Salo'r l 'recterl - --they , Will not--du it;-who-'shall? I
A.'.GillotiCeaesiometl• but the hoti - Sit ver y - - - --the ' min? If , thing Wrong , .
Roof any was
' - properly refused it;
,consider it, • "Die Ti ce it one in 016 .colleeti•uf of hoo,iit...was=a
:is, o n e Secretary is sh Ilia:tent for-the Mtn.- •,. folation Of.the consfitttlicht and' laws - ,
N eotioti,_ ; - .11he, idea of i v ,• o - - p . I .i ti ci p a l. se._ and there W as• aMode Of redr:e'SS - 'o6Vialed:• -
~. - cretarlVS;-ofie td:tepresenrerielf•lptilitiritl , -•,:s“ 1- i t-f•ti sal( ~...N Ne „ IA L. _ll.-.; 9,14.
....liiiitty - , -- is --- elnlrliOi. - .. - : • -,, . .. . that the Conititat,ion.Of the t.. 5.. amply_
...
,-.... - :.l*.lie C,oavention : Altemproeftetled to the provided f,h• this .mOtter f and tharthere
fore it.i.a not
. necessary . for 113 . to Piave any:
- - -earlsideratiort-of-a;--resolUtioh_ submitted •
hi , m r. itt , i , yart, to
..p,....: Ict . ion..on the su bject; Ittrt. Congi . ..e . ss . re- .
sometime-since; ' lot resonlv the enrolment of th e citiz.ms,
vent more than one Hour;' disco ;ion each their disci 'dine . and equipmem:ls fell. to
slay; of Motions and reSotitiMis.' lklis:re ,
l the.b.. - fates. ' I think the question orc - oli
__solution was ,•sopported 66 the. green(' of - science - had better bethrown overTo the.
saving tinie-, but - was . at last_indefinilely_ •Nitith.Artick...____l.-_ - •_ ; _ _ _ _::-..,:•:_-;'-.
T
ostittfiteS.7:Mr . . Ste't•etis -opposed, 911 the :M -Porter, r. ,Of - NOrtharit pton,-sittid it
ground of _a resolution being on file of- .had beeit - observed very--ebrecctly;.that.
::7 - ,Sred:bralf• -- Dififitii; - iir Pliihillelfliiii - e - du - n -- : - jorisd 4.4t0n-if:pot 1 -- illi:u-biocthttt_6,, , , , jr
4r,Tit - iiiinul .the - elrarter .of - the - Bank Of. gIY eII C. (jiT -C- 11 I:1.e iii 3- to ' 6)ll g reSS'an-4. ' cli°
This doctrine,_said he, I:A•fil
--„--,-Ihe--11-..-Stas.- , .,_1\ la•-...SteNten_slsaittlieLwas -4t--es•
___.
•• deter - ntinet t tat - this_ reSolution should be
1 i ,...
fully rliscussel; in - Order th show te . the
__people Of Pennsylvania,:the Union, and
-- lhe World,: what were in.favor orviolltiing
contracts. . i • ----77--
7 — ST.rlll .1 - rtieleVlVCConstitatiort.. : .
Nr. -Read offered the. following, to be
-- called - section sixth—
. •SEtc..6. An Auditor Generarand Allot.;
- pity General shall - be elected-1;y a- joint
-. vote Of the members of both houses of
—IIIC-Lvgistature-to-hold-theii-offieess-for
the term of two year - S. Vacancies to 4e
filled bran appointment of the - Governor,
to continue until an election:Shall - be - held
as aforesaid. • . . •
. The above 'section was advocated! by -
Atte."Re4, and Opposed by Messrs.:Den
-11.,-y and -Porter of Northampton::
Mr. Ingersoll moved to amend so as to
m ke it read; "an Auditor General and
- At\
orneY General shall be 'elected - a:inn- .
N
illyby•tlie,people:"..Whichtootion was ne:- .
gatived. Ayes '24—noes 82.. -_.
• 'Mr. Bell. moved to strikeout the words
-- Attorney-Geneial i -which-motiain -was Ate-.
gatived. ' ' :. .. • -
- -Mr.. Agnew offered the fulldiving as a
• - substitute:' : : . ' -
• • le
. . Tile Governor by, and with the advice
and Consent Of ,the Senate, shall - appoin --
and commissionJor the term of 3 ye rs,
anAuditor . General;-..a 'Secretary? f-tire
----Land-Officera-Surveyor-Ger7dl, At toe
' !ley. Generaloind such ritJtet. officers as
- - Ita*e' the management o the-lExecutiVe 1
Department." • ' "•••••• ' ' ''''' • .•••• -.•,!... .
. • The - .amemdinent: vas negatived.'
: •:. -- Tlc vaite-Waetitaken on the "section
, - o ff ered ,by 11 _ yth lr. Read, whew it _was nega. 7
tived—ay,s 39, noes 61. . ----
---10tb 7 SECTION.The Convention then
rir deeded to the - following report . of. the
ommittee. --- '7 -- - -. •', -
.. .
-- - - - Section.lo.. Alloffic:ers for. a term of
.
~.,,..
y years,shallhold their offices for the terms
respectively •,sii - e - ,Ciff - od. - At - iliftilr - th - e - ro nil i.. -
' :thin. that they:behave themselves well. - -.
,•••., Mr,-Bell moved to 'amend. by adding.
... ---- land - 'rfia - Y•''-tie --- : - C - elitoveil on-conviction of
misdemeanor -in ..-office; or: tiny infatiotus
• • orinie; or an addCesi Of 'both' houses of the
....,` Jemislatai•e.' 7... - , -- -- ... ,- . • :-"-'. -
r.
b er . .: -
e•••
.Mr. Stevens minved - to amend 'the reo
tionlnf:Mr.•Rell, by striping out all after:
the•-words-I'irifamOus crime.' ' -
..
Mr.1.1411 - ACiepted the amendment of .
- , -.=- , ---Mr4leve , iiifii-es-o•-vinitli•fi - ca•tion--7------' ---:--I,
. , Mr.,'WlicidWard Moved to: amend, br,'
~... adding., 'or by the address of both houses':
- , of the'.4c.g.islature,' ;.. .I. : • '.• • • -,'
After ?none. discussion !bet ween •illessrs.
": WoOd•ivard; l ßell, Stephens __Darlingloo,-
..-. ....__and-Cqnriiiigliattr, thelimendiirent - Avas.ne - .- -
ga 1 i vg(l, - --ay (i' 51,, n oe s .61.
, I
--
"-
,Mr.. , ...AY:otOtvt4,rared : tit adtl i 'Clerks . ]
of lice conrts,Jrotlionotariesi and itistf- I
• , ces 0f...the,,i'e0 . ,e,.. MO••:bejemovetl' i bytlre I
- Govecnor,;:.l;y.'llie lidilreis OrbOth I) ' '
„ onsa j
.
i - ial•th'Le'o4littire;'• , . . ' - • '' ' -
• '.-- firk ''' •''"''''
• _ ..
,_ e-conatnittep i,bep rose; and 'the .Con;.'
vention.tidjokneit -- •...`•---• ' .'
- •”
•‘• FRIDAY,O b ' l O '
• ' '
.Instead - of t Ite.Trio - cittot - Olinirs --, calling .Of
• • „ the- ft. , ,,itrkil d .:; . 0 . - 4, - y,,, vifiich:,e - pnpim ed . so
li=tSWEiIMEMI
Mli
. .
'much time- on NVednesclay an .Thtrs
-'day;%ute..syere-r-•Ati;claY,-eniivenedby a-:ta
f titer .sprightly debate upon an -umend;
pieta •or Mr: , , Altinv n,.. 'of Philadelpti ia
:''.4ltt nlyto the, 14th sectioli of the rePoet_ -
-tyrtiie:st*dinr, committee; on die sixth
article of the Constitution. -1 ws.ll tran
, sctihe "lie seet inn - atlengt b.
~. and u poi) a
1 glancelt wilt be' Perceived that it em
braces wirat Mr. *Biddle properly termed
-a 4sexed ryttestion.:!'r ;•.,.., ,1,.,-. ,
" "S,dc.„.l-I.' 4.'itt "fi.egin6n of tids'Com
nrnil.realtit skull be armed. oi.gattiged,B‘
'-aisciplined for 'its defence, in such man-
;yew )as U . 1 sett rilAw.„l_
//ototon; vs. Moore et al, first in the Su
preMe
. Court '•df this State,' and after
wards in the .Supreme( . ....ciurt_of the V.
States. expense of
Tthe-Nlilitia-Sys
iii - 61 - 11 i - e - -
116 ye ar--47 - 9 - 00,10 - 6 - ;'-exclu •
sive of the time of the late 'war. amount•
echo the 'enormous sum of
aud` :al cents; when the receipts arising
from - the - syStem within- the same time,
amOnnted. only to 5200,162 40 cents.-
- Bo t- he would-not object to-the great ex. -
nensc:,of.thq system, if it could, be shown
-that—any—corresponding benefit _Wastle 7 -
-fiVed Sewn it,-
.• After Porter had taken his seat,
Mr CummifiS - ro§ - e - ; -- ,niiil "fought the bat
,tle of the Jews o'er again," to use the
languagnif - M - Cl4 - rtita; in order ` to Mins
that 'in, good old times such. religia s
scruples. were.. riot •entertained, b that
gods, angels, and Men fough . . ike va
liant soldiers. lie passed / . tom Dan,
through Beersheba, down Ito Ethiopia,
and called up every scr . ure hero in, his
way,. to vouch-fOr it truth of what he
said, and concha by remarking that
fighting nras . : . ever forbidden. by the
Messrs handier and Biddle replied
to Me. umniins; when the committee
rose efore any question.was taken upon
Lb amendment. •
• . .
•
•••-
. Mr. Martin offered the followini•reso
lotion, which lies on the . tableAill to
-mcirrow.: ' • • • • ,
"Pesolded,..h i- tlie----freeme.p,of-r_jher
County of Philadelphia, glee!. eae.ll; one
Sheriff, ar.d Oite.,Coroner.'!
n• Mr..Koni . gmacher. of fired the follow
'' ' • .
That:.twenv.cppies„Qf
,the.
Debates and Journal be deposited in the
State Library, and that the balance be
distribufed among . The members of this
COnventiiM:"_
SATu DATFOctoler-0,-1-.
The debate, or yes.terday.im the' amend
ment offered . Mr. Brown, was pros
the whole of this day's..
sitting in'comt "TiFeTartlie - iityuleilitrthe
4ame . spilit whic "characterized its corn
menceinent. - s-commenced•-by--Mr: -
J.enks,_. the
_substanc of whose, •remarks,
was:__....
" I feel myself cane! upon_ to lay .be
fore this committee irtj Views upon tbj.•'
_exeiting.questiob. T _Th_ _legislattteelltic
86 construed -the clause pf the Co,upitu--
tion which has.reference to the Militia,
as malte it imperative tgrin tliTeM to
- ..ittgani7t.:And - etfttipa.ifelficerti
-the ',.'.ommonwealth, :when even the re
titotest•neeesSity-fO-vso doing did •not ex
ist,. -When •remonstrances_ against the
lodger continuance of so ;burdensome
gyste(n • were' presented; tlielietilibliers
Wee_aus.wered4liat_thez;__Cp_usiltn_tioujm.,_
— pe.Tatii - el)rr r ecTuiriTcrlt; arfeiT.Ttliat no dis
ece iron 'was permitted..to-the legislature.
..The annual. trainings are rnoSt.'onerous
to thel:coUle. Why, sir, by the state
niencorA,:. gentleman from slor.' tharup
ton, it is shbw."ll that, there
by this worse tiblin useless system, half
_a Million of dollars. annually. This_ is"
t exPeli4e Viirr,h • the ,legislatuye l " - if
,un
trainelleit'lif the . ColiSt;tationi• are -Opt
justifid' iit*impbsitig upon
But there is'-atiiietli t - i'n•iny!,opinion, - o!
infinitely Moment than Xll,e
-Ztir 04414
'consideration Of dollars and cents; it •
the frititrul.aoure•of vic`e.anditp
ty... All hiatory tells us - thaf'nn Common=_.
wealth Gan fist when - the•mOrala of the
people- beedme.cor_r_upti r tbe_perntatielicy
of our republic dependatfpon the iirMe
'of tlie.citii'n - s. hen an. eiligency•dcPu
,arise We owe . "it.to,ourselves e out' 4 etpin•
try and our God,.prumptly• eproll•ottr.
sehres in the mitional . militia. ain not
disposed to underval ue the• militia sys.
pfysOf have been,a•Militiit..Man,.
in peace . and in wall and - . all- my - expo-
.
riende asitres Ine_ that our animal train
lergs not IL_ for____prac Li ea l_ser,
vice..,Frespaen, will, not, in time of peace,
suhjeCt - themsclves to military. restraint,
The.continuance . or the system. We .
oppress - of
Christians. .1 •t t ouTd not thus despotical :
ly -trammel the conscience 'of: any: : man,
but let' Om serve Almighty God in vihat•-
_ever_manner_ta _hint _mi ght_seem
fuller hoxed. a clause-mould-he in,
scrted, making it o%ligatory fipon the
legislature to.enroll and organize the mi
litia, discipline'. optional.,
The .enrolment ifcSivoutil adhere - to, as it
furnishes a convenient
,theaus of ascer•
tainini: the ininber ofl men, fit fur • ser
vice...-• • •
Mr.. .Ctimmins- again spoke to
,the
.
-questi o p, in a i - inijii a, polenucal :Strain;
d i thibil a ti ng -- t o _ his c:.‘yn convictions'eve
ry.jot and tittle of a Qitaket"s creed, and
Tenet-wed what, he. bacrsaid yesterd - ay, -
Aliat,•there 'are only CLrislians And:l,lls'-
110 s upon the globe.. U added r it is the
religious belief of the..petitioners that all
- warserand iightings are _ . anti.-.christrau;s:
this State was_grantecl.,lo__Penn becattse
his father was'a fighting Man i —eau they .
.get over that. with all tludr humility?
Itls_a,,sbarne.for thenr::to a!-k what thu
d(); and. so_ the. speaker .- CoMlnued, - --lilte,
"my uncle Toby,", fighting - Abe - battlet of
yiiverday„over again. , . ,-,, _ ',. •
Ikfr.Te.h and ter iron id J l • It.- r/to pl ace _hi ro._:_
self right ,with the - gentlthOti front Ju-:
- tiiita - tli:.: , Via not. - kilo w - Whir' t If a t. - ftti•- ,
tleMen's religious tenets warp, nor did he
w
care, and ean suppasetbit-asegaally-in
differetit tri - 'hat gentlemen what were Iris
_opinions or ixlingsl bug he would inform:
him:that he was 'so. rufl of the Milk!;ot
human kindness,anq . kiltrustedof clrris, -
44 1 '4;1 4 V#3et - *l'll ' i l t,4t 0 0 !k:
lia _God- i n-L is fa i w niwa y. ,". .-'• -
•
. .
-Mr.: Mceuhen was in' favor pf,obe •
- a me t td-m entiihe ea witi tf'Ssi.-44-es-on 4---0f411,e
old constitution paitial - law; and.every
man - in his , o_pinifin was under an obliga
lionto defeinVhis country. These men
can .defend , flivir rights at the polls, - and
why notein . tinte,,of - invasion.,
_; • .
-.- AV Meredith - would . !ask - what b-neftt
tflarisen froM ;arming and disciplining
e militia in tints of - peace; and his an 7
swe r.-to it w onld - .lie f none,- emphatically, --
none : . I n'tiuld - a§kl;-he added;_whether in
ttiltdk-kitiSt-lifiCiTt,--a"SyStelli which
in these times is a.comiilete We are
going to saddle it upotirourkelves, •
The yeas nn - d-na-y-s-were-then-reqiiii:Kl
.by Mr, _lngersoll and 1.9 - citAer,litylere
yeas-79, nays 31'
;--
_ Mr. _Read .moved to strih out' all af
ter the word "the,""in the rstline, and
insert the following:
' " Citizens of this omMonWealtlf shall
htre - n - rollecl - and caselif:threiteneillif.
.vasion or insu rection,, shall be armed
-and—clisciplind-for-its-defence:-"
MS
e.
.AI ereil i t h , moved to amend; the
anAtt aMent. by adding at the end there
of," to words "the militia officers' shalt
pi?
.i a pointed in such manner and fur such
time as shall be by law directed.:!!- --,-
The Committee then lose.
National Gazelle.
MORE LYNCHING
• There has been more lynching in
Vicks
burg; The Sentinel of that . place, of the
8t h uh.,gives an .account. or an tltl maw
_by the name of Grace, who, for giving
"fr •
tree passes— to negroes, nos arrested
and-taken before a magistrate, tried, and
discharged, either from there _being no
law eet the case; or from want of evi
dence to convict: -A-mob of lynchers - then
took him forcibly from the possession of
the ,M arsliaLstripped_hitoLantl: gme- him_ei ,severe
;liefririiiirtife. -- limeritations _and - shrieks
Of his . alllictgd wife and children."
The Sentinel and Expositor, al o details
two other hOrri ' case ynehing, of
which-we have' • e . 0.-no inention..
- The - language. t paper is as -fol
. ~ ___ _..
lows: - -,- - _
"It is only_a feN ireeks - sincelMmanity
wasslmcked by a most atroctou
guinary spirits of. b i at:7 . •fsm,.. i tite lynch
ers, oft the
.pe - eson'o . f Mr.. Saunders, of
Madismtcoutity, in this State. These
• - tillies- , of-suciet.y.rtimlfr,-IsAy, L and •
—ci
vilization, dr ged this respectable plan
-ter - from - e' bosom of•ldS - f:tmilY; - ntid
mutilate bintin the most brutal man,-
Here iming.liim4postinhpthantyrbe
sides cutting off his nose'alid'ears,' - iind
•i'carrifying . his body to the very ribs ! !
Webelieve the subject of . lbis foul out
rage stilt;_drags- out,a . miserable .
en c e—ah object of horror and
Last week a club of-Lynchers,• amount
wrtia-v-e—
-been credibly inforniecl, broke into the
house of Mr, 'Scott, .af
~broke_
cOup
ty, 'a respectable' member ,of the 'bar;
forced him out, and hung him dead on
, the next .tree: We, of
epausminnoultages co n in m etrAvinst.
the peace.of society, and tbe.tv,elfAre and
h4ppines 'of :the countiT;', but. tee men
tion these its the uaOstenurmous that we
have heard of foi'some mow:lo.7'
~osoch ferocioufFan-d nlafnunk outrages
loudly demand the . indignatioti . -of 'every
patriot, and. of !ery friend of constitu7
..
a , ;roment, , and: ought- to , enlist
th connter.in endeavoring . to put,
a i: . Aim' - On:tiie legal authorities
of Yieksbnitliermit the vil e ' actors
.in
these - outrages tol,ratt niyliipt ., of jilaqce ?....
- ' ~
rr, 'Mr. V --.l.Vii-7-44-0-
THE WAY THEY DO THINGS, IN PON--
. ,
: • S; 'TIAC, MICHIG '..^ • ;
Fro* the Detroif Dhily
„.. . • ~
_A woitzut cAtgoinAT _..kOrt- optic u.;
. .
As. Samuel N. Gantt, editor of the
Pontiac, Balance is 'a candidate for the
'S - tie , Legislature • froM the county of
I:taitlanct, we republislit.he following con•
elusive evidence of his ThnesS.' Ii will.
he recollected_that..thiS, Gantt is .the
fatittmis
'perse _a-Meeting of . allip_litittnistS..-SOlTiti
time ago, but who was ,ipstatttly put
down --hy.-an outraged asseirthly.
too, is . the• man who was 'placed. upon'
the stand before MK . Justice 1 - lentlerson • i:. ]
to 'convict sticli . .a Man as Me. Wisnes
of roliberyt And; to make the.thiTtg.siirl
Mine ludicrous,
,Gantt is' proclaimed by
the •St.'ate 'Printer... to. be the 'highest of
'human testimony • --• • .
N.- Gantt,- editor csf 'the. tore
paper-in Pumiite;.:lancl a•canclitlate on the
Tory ticket for- the State legislature, was
then called, and at the reOest ol the de
fendant; sworn to answer,whether_lie-was .
interested in the..cyept . c4 7 -the suit. 14!
_testified that lie hqd:ptvimised th,e playa
tiff iciltetp Kin to..pay! -the expiStittes . .or
th 6
others (d,id not isay who they vtire) to .
- tar and feather the defendant and carry
him. out - of the . village—knew the ballot
robbetkandlre - -tlitin't care.
Theliefr2nd an COIS
- to receiyinigGantes - evidetCce, and
:cominenced-making rntalk4 to the court=
itt suppoft of his objection. Gantt rose,
dry W_his chair, and. said; '6lf he Dii - eatf•
ing Wisner] says any thing...that in;
sinuates at .by - Getl . :l - !11 - 1(W)ek
him 'down!" -
- The defendant. to Cbtert.--!'_l do not
intend to - insinuate any thing-against-any
body. -1 - oily wish - to - show - I:tire iCourr
the irnprdpriery of receivilig Gan tes-' ,
iimorv, and! Crust ..the Co - tt.g,L,w_itpro-,.
tect Me. It iS a strange state of things..
indeil:d if I must be openly ass-ail4l
- chatyin a court of justice." The de
fendatft recomMenced .his resnarls,
Gantt - again-rosy and - drew . -his-c-Itair f ratt&
swore. he would .- knock hitn down . .if he
in ated 'any'thing_againestliim , •
7'he defendant to the_court. "Will the
court t~rotcet. rn . e.
E,, y :
_ i , u - .1 '; ! :/17 t t c! e: ( ; ; 1::f i e l i t z t (l l initO
'good, sir, then shall protect _myself."
e're • the defendant drew'frOny his pock •
et-a pair of small pistols- t _cocked' then!, ,
and..proceededwith his remarks to the
court• Gantt turned_:ffale, his lips Eti
v.ered; he_ - droppedllis-.c.bair r and ; retreat
ed to-the back court - room. Es - q;
d.crsoti,l-hen. said that - the further con'Sid,
potted 'at that the
letidant coolly re_plac.etl.,,his pistols in hiS
THE PROSPECT - BRIGHTENS.
The- last-nuabc
says :--
„ The prOsrct_brightens; .All around
"at we perceive indications of the disposi•
tioll on the part of the banks, to resume
specie payments at the earliest Moment
practictible. In confirmation of this, we
may state, that-the Fiiriners - -and - NleChat.
nits' !link of this city, yesterday com•
- menced — the — payment — of — specie—fot--zq
checks upon it of a lower denomination
than fifty cents., that is to say, if atfindiva
dual draws-a check for 556 -49 cents, the
49 cents will be'paid in specie. .Moneris
abundant. One of the brokers of this city
advertised, on Saturday
_last, for Girard
post'notes i -at 6 per cent being oily the
legal rate of interest. This fact is - con•
elusive upon this subject..
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF
GREAT BRITAIN.
We have- received • from an, attentive
friend in - - London, Sever4.l . highly- interest
ing-PW'rliamentary-papers-and government
from one of which we are enabled
to compile the following litielbut:clear ac
count, of the revenue and expenditure . of
Great Britain, for the three years.,
- _ 1833.
. _
Income, ,
Expenditure;
Surplus;
Cltarge of collection (included
in Expenditure.)
Interest nn - National,llebt,
1836. •
•
Income,— -
Expenditure,
Surplus,
Incnine,
ENpendituee,
ICE
mrsi
Charge of Collection.
Interest on—Naoonal-Debt, - — .R29;23.1;87;3
The - enormous 'evil and• extent Of the
National., Debt will be seen Ett . a glance.:---
The intekest alone is
-ONE HUNbttED• AND
-FIFTY Itutioirs'ox DOLLARS ; - annually 1.
QaptOn/Taylor, of N. York has . invent
ed a dre'3l,.compoied'ofpieces of copper,
corm - acted by spiral springs, and the joints
coyere,d. with India riihber, in which ite
has descended to the'bottotti of the sea off
1 Sandy Hook, 40 brought up tu'ticles-Witit
great-ease and- safety.--Phil: lug.
. •
is"at a low ebb: 'Thelarmers hold:onend
there are •tio,pruchters.f. At IlociSadic, in
this State;, are . . 9.0,0150 pluods - on hand.,
A, manufacturer - fit North inpton'itia litir
chised 10,000 pOunds . ps - t0 5 ..:45 cents;
,ft roiluction •of from 5 , "t0-30 per cent
from So.one 'wool groviing,
iigricultorists tire themselves by the"‘?ery,
,Paternal IneaSures of the . oovernment'in
:the iamilinfortilifatfAiletna A the nianu,-
- 'factiire.ei:L4Yritr Park
£30,633,545'
—49;213a:16
1,410,429
2,947,272
028,494;827
X 50,494,732
48,787,639
1,7'07,093
ectioti
2 943,496
tional Debt, X 28,505,675
• • 1837,
852,898,239.
.50,819,305
2,0 7 4..99
CONSISTENCY
It is wOnderful what a tendency our loud
.
eat loco foco brawlers haverwhin things
happ'n to' - be'corzveniMl to - (liat...end,. to
"prey upon _the, poor laborer'' by specula
ting-in-banft. stocks. InAltat respect, when
;they happen-tei have the. means Of 'push.'
ling their fortunes •in thii Why;the,lrco,
Foco pat riots"-are- not. a-w hit better - than . :
the Bank Democrats.: no more
bowels for .the "poor, lahorer','—of whom
Aterdiscourse-on gegaSion so titich indig
aVant;--elognenec=w•than-i-bre.veriest stock
jobber. in_the _land.. But. the way these
Foco's sometimes get in their
stock sp .. .culations_ is - acataion.
By dr paragraph -in the Hartisbn,rgh In
telligencer,. ye observe 'that Mr. - .lffa . :rnuel
D. Patterson,late•EditOr of the LOco
co'Reporto, bas beenictimizedfln this
way. As editor of that - print, -- Nle. Patter-,
stin - stood at theAkead a ate' Atiti•Bank
Loto Focoi - parlY in Ppimsyly t qhia, - and a•
more thorough.going preacher fit' th - oke,
dOetrintit could .not-be found in the-Key
StonC.:•State. It now appears that Mr. P.-
wa.s_noty_so. cotnpletcly engrosetilly„his
pat riothnn,-as, to forget the main 'chance
On the contrary, while - propagating' Loco
:-FOcoism, :and mitck -
Bank monopolies; -he - ‘VitS trying . to,better
his fortnne -by ,dii . bbling a little; and it
see - firp - 3-notmerely 'Girard Bank
stock! -'-Unlucky-pet as other politicians
bai,e found besides-:'lr. Patterson:7--
MISS
I n:speaking6k e. recent appointment
OE Mr, Patterson r as-Marshal of the. East—
ern District of .Peno.sylvanill, - . the Total
.,
gencer.says: . .“‘Ve sincerely hOpe that this
vi-editor may'fincl the cmohniCnts of his
new al - 6e ritortiproptatitEllhan his-specu•
lations in Gieartl stacks. 4propos..—Does.
not 111 t;. Paiite . rson believe z , that' the' failure . -
of - this . speculation-is--ajudgment:-sent—on_
fc;r his consistency. an., 43 , pocraerip
denouncing Banks and stockjobbers; whilst
heMin - self was — essaying - To - tarn - a' penny
of Yellow Feiier anto)73 . : Prin.- .
news from New oileAns to
Oct..a is itini=e theering; the -deaths-are
given-as only _25 a tlay.. • At Natchez,
Like publication - of. one of-- the newspaper's
was s:ustrnited by,thiS : t)eath - Of the:fore 7 .
trthe
grr7nThe peculizir fatality of yellow fe
ver among printers this . year.is'worthya
enquiry: . Whatis'-therein thei'Fliiii - -
-lession except their irregular . hotirs and
confinement that predispoges them?
there any tiling deleterious in_tlie metallic
and other_ employed? If so;
not-t I e_ _veriti cal rin:o throw:
light on nature - .and treatinek..of tlie.'ais
ease?—.Ar. Y. Ski).
Fire r ui:n of At r. the-Set=
National , fiftelligeticer - cotiSiders
Tait); will a event-on which the nation
may well rej • Ile :will -- succeed --
Mv. Morris, -whose term of s.service,ex--
pires in March; but as the sense - of his
constituent;3:Wilrhave—hcoliaScertained
before that,-it is to be exifected- that lie
and his colleague, Mr. Allen, by whome
Mr. Ewing was superseded as .11'-
1 vocates for the doctrine of intruction;
resign, and let the peopld - lic trulV re -- - --
-.presented - -----V-hen , --such--men--asiMrr-
Ewmo and oovprnor . RETNEß . , both
of . whom were, it is said, in the hutif
blest occupation .during the early parts ;
of their lives, rise to deserved emi
nence, we have -reason to be proud of
.our.country and her institutions. ---. Nat.
Gaz • •
Captain Alfred Hill, of Purts:nouth,
who escaped the fate' of most (Wills
_fellow; passengers lost in_the Houle,
secured his wife upon a plank, and with
her floated near 'the" shore, when; jo_
:passiaglhrOugh the breakers, the plank
overturned,' and she was lost. - 'Sortie
years ago,• Captain Hill was the only
surd vor_on—the--toast-of - CubaTlfiftlie,
rest being'murdered. Captain Hill
escaped death - by secreting himself be
low; and: as the vessel gradually filled
with - water, bving been sciftited hy_.
_th.epira_tes.ite_.floated -out on a,_planic_,_
` - and-swam nine miles to the shore, ex
,
posed to continal danger•from sharkg,.
and then ha . d .. to - wallz -- 20 . miles•througlr
' mangrovebusheS,.&e: before lie came.
'to any- tfuman- habitation:--.-Journa/ of
..Commerce.:. • • -
. .7, -
Pro, LATE AT MEV:IEIIIG . :
In ReV., Mr.
• tury44._acitti id 6. there isAlte_
life and character of Reti. - Mr. Withereit,
whO died there -- in - f 684. The following
aneedcite is given to .'illustrate the man
ner of•eonducting 'his . ministry, and;•in
short'(the_ -Kevading manner in those
timeS." r.. - Bryatit_ s eutetyd the c .
after' 'the se — rviee': hail - • coMm en ced, - - and
r:--W ',theril I Tat r - t he - elose-o his.prayir-,-•
thus addreiied him:. 'Neliliber
is - to.your!'re . nreach . that lou ki 4 v g disturr
bed Ake - worShip..by.,eiltiring late ; livin;
as you iiiile . iirlfirs'place; and
especially, so,. since•here is trimoilyi3arstow ) ,
who-410 milke.(l — seven • cows, • made' a
heese,
intact(' season '
rOirit44 , deaill.—Universal TegretSiS_
expressed tat - ' - New . Orl ea ns, at ahe• death'
_of_the Father AdaM Kindledon, late
o Ireland, a workhy.,associate minister of
the Catholic Church. He was the indefa=
tigable friend- of. the poor,aild....the.fonnd-.
er- and protector of thetathelie.
for male ,Orpltans,..tio)v.,comprisin,t ,
- near
. f.lOO - o.llildren. Whaiif. the loss of.
his paternal iedness will be ° irreparable:
They are t us, it is said; twice..made Or ,
plans; uii enviable compliMent- tothe
toes the deCeased. ~They were chief
mourners,, at. the funeral,/_whichwas im-
inense.
from 1)3.10!'A, Tour )11 136:Iiium. •
Tai. Buirkonaq!Oeranit Kit.if
M I gti -- 6 Ott:LT-91311..
•
"Goof. afternoon, worii - A - T rrietid!Xro
- • ;
• "Goot afternoon, Burgomaster! Thia
'IS kOind and
,fieighliOrly;-' Walk iri=
ilia:back parlor."'
"I'm - 66m to-court Kitty; Kiity is
noise; locive Kitty.". ; • . .
"'Well; Vat's plain_and bOneal; ydti
never-told nig this before, My nheet• ;
pleased to
~hear it; wallr-ini-m r y
daiir sir, (offering his. arm.)
~ T hanic'ee, I'll
.vera.iyell with
out your. 'assiatanee';' Fe:ad f9iward,, how
noicel ' il pig's
putidinga - smelt; Myn-,
beer?.
Yaw, they . .werem'ilde . .l4 Kitty:,
here she. is: Kitty; thqbhig4mastei'!
13urgOmaster . Sehlipperrhaelr,-• Kitty.'
You will - excuso me for.gye minutes; I
see a customer in the shop."
. I
. ..... .
`L, Alynheer 13urgowaster Schlifi.
peribach, . what an - u - riusual plefilifFol'
.‘l'in..coo(A.a-courting, „Kitty.' • -
s - -FA adniiting! and whom,. tiray?! •
sweet Miss-Bitty -Kroger.'
'Oh, sir, you
. do me-inttch:prideP
and 5.1 - fr. 'drew • liersell . up a foot hjgti..
I_.f.Yaw,_.yoll_are..,_t_.era_patod,; you
muso't : bevrood when_you_rparry ene,
. .
sweet Miss Kitty.' . .
— 'Oh;no, • -1/ea y i 1;y - on - wish
me, dear iNlynheer- Schlippenhaeli
a gbod .-goof by
come-again
"'Are you going so . soon, sweetheart?'
'Yaw, I most go, now 1 have fillip- .
r-ti n
- •
• •- ''."Wellc stay. fijy, clear sir, here are . ;
soMe of. the hog's puddings heartryottl
praising;, you'll lilce. them, know you
..ay.tl.l4.liTA,pttt..th.e.m:il; your pocket, an ,1
here . are - soine sausages - from - 'l3ologla_a;
there. they just-fit: the other Imieltet.'
.."Thank'ea goot. -by ; but -.l.—say.o
Kitty,gl% . e,me a kiss—(biis)—thanleee
—moot eve,bittg)- - • . • ;
Arid, away went the sivarn, w lll 7- 11 v 1 : -
ha•A'T
begun liargain.:-for a cargo of Dan ;
Mackerel: •
. , _ .
- E.caniiitaiim in: Lcitv -imrt,!Physic.—.,
i Oar men folks, if they call% get _through 1
la question; how beautifully they C:111 go,
innu - Mit, calt't the , ,? . Nothing ever stops 1,
them,-LliatlAwo_.'_hrothers,___Joseph antl l
'Mil - Ai - one wes a laWyer,-the-other-Ta - -ili) - C1; ,
1
tor. They were talking-11_19th their 'exti - - I
liatiliafautiLatie-4aght,-La-t-2:Clatiskin-"-frolitcl
up ..tsr-the -Oovernor.:,l3,tll74_big„sto tT„.,ba rat 1
at-LSI iclolille.. -Says': J es' sy'; when' I WaV",
,
exantlawd,74lr - ef - Judgeaskelilmaatbout-_-_real4
estate;-a-mrsaysle;Josialt, - ,sayilhe . , whats 4
aTee? Why, says; 1 .lUdge ; it depends Mal
the matter of the case. lit a common one,
t sa-ys-L-1,:call-six_dolliiiiiit_ pretty la ir on e,
'but Lawyer Webster has got afore now ;
- rhave - heartl-tell;-$1000—that :I-do-call
a fee. •:Well, the Judge he laried ready
to sjilit his sidei—(thiriks I, old chap,
you'll bu'st'-like a steam byler, if you arnt
got a safety valve somewhere or'another,
and Shore eouf he -- had)—and,.says - he, - I
-vow-that's-iiipertine;-1 1 11 T endorse-yoUr•
certificates for you, young man, thei•e's
no fear of yoU; you'll pass the irtspietion
brand, any_how.. _
__ - • /I
I
Well, . says Eldad, hope I may be
'skinned, if the same thing dltln't almost
happen to me at my examination. ' They'
axed me a nation sight of qUestions, some.
ow'em I could answer, and some on
.'em,
no soul could, right of the reel at a word,
without a little cypherity. At last -they
ax_ealJa_etlow would you kalkillate to
put a patient into a sweat,. when common
modes:wouldn't do no how?'
_Why,, say s _
I I'd do as Dr. Comfort Pa 'ne se . ~
father.'• 'And how was tliati' said they.
Wily_,...Says .he..put._him in-such-a-sweat
,as_l;never seed him. in afore in all 'my
dais, sence I was. raised, by sending in
hislaill, - and if that didn't sweet him, its
a pity—it was an ,active dOSe you may
_itepend.,
_iThat 'ere - ehap - has - cut - his - eye. -
teeth, said thePretsident, 'let him, pass as
'approbated.—euni slick.
The undersigned "do' hereby. certify that we
have used the Itaim of Columbia discovered by •.-,
J. - Oldridge, and have 'fhund it highly servicea
ble
not only' as a preventative against the falling
Off-of-liairi-bllt also-a zertain-resterative.
---- W - M - TH - A - l'eFlF.ll,-s-enior,- . -----.--L----
Methodist Minister in _st: fleorge chair.
• . No. 86-North Fifth - street. ,
~10,11 N P. INCLIS;.33I Arch street. ' • • ,
.10'11N I). TI LOMAS, M. 1). 16.; Race st. .
30l1N S. PORN EIY, 101 Spruce at. 1 /
..•'
HUG!, M'Cli111)11. 21:3 South 7th st: , ,
.101 IN GARD„ir. 123 Arch st. '', • /
The aged, and those who persistiin wearin '
wip, may not alwa a experience its rts'oraf - e '
qualities, yet it will certainly raise its virtu sin - •
the estimation of the public, when it is / town
that three of the above signers are more years .
ITtifige, and the,otliers not less than 30.
• [From the Mayor.].
„/
• Coaproiviviist:ra OP I ; ENNgT ' Al'ilA* ' 4 '
. City of Philadelph).. , -._• ,
•• 1 1. 'ROBERT tVfl Alt 11)Nddavfrr of gaid 'city ',yr
Philadelphia, •do hereby Cerir that 1 am se :11
- acquainted with' Messrs j: 17, loglis, John/S.
Finieyr and 11 tigh - MT.Ciiily Viiiiie7larfityare .-----
/
_signed to the above certifica e, that they areigen-
Ilcmenbr cliiiiiieter - soil; ' ' espectability, ind -as _
--suclifult-credit should/ e givOt to the said cer ,
. . • . tificate.' . / ,
, .
. Repress Nidl.--."Goid fOr members . of In witness Wlierepl, 1 have hereunto set my
.
eongress-,Paper for the peOple7-rthat is hand, anil-e;u sell the sear of this city to be i
S.l ffixed tbi s , xtli day of Decembor - &c I
llie - Motto=ofiotiernitis'lT ithr -- Poor=fl. I P' . -.
' ' •
- ' 120.0E - R,'" :WHARTON - , MiSide - : --'---
low wishes to write a letter to his
. Wife' or Observe that i /eicii bottle of the Geottinelialiti. i
his child at'a Aistanc ~ whieh,requires ex- has a spleti f il d engraved WVapper,'. on -which is '
pedition, he'mnSt pay. trgle postage;. and represent* he IP411; of, Niagara,•&c, &c. '
p,„9„ - -tiw-- ipt he.- p eo ple- .: For sa l t whofesale by Coms:roca & Co. sole
- A-gents(yor America„.New York, and ,by inost .
now-a-days. " Their own Government is
. .
drugg,i'ls throughout America. • • ' '
cutting loose froms_them,:rolis the public To p ,. ... - :-
i aders.-AII-priliters or editors who will'. -
coffers, and sets up for themselves with inset the above, leaded, for 6 . Months in a weekly.
the spoils- The,igrearstruggle now- s. to- "paper, -and..seitil one •iiiiinber of 'their 'paper tc 7 •
get-all power into the handS of our rulers,' l ' ic agent, shall be entitled tciNinetozeirof.:the: - • -•
- a - n'd - tite - n --- tite - Tpeoptc -- may - pre,psf.eTtheiry , --abV-arlig---------- ..''' " : • __
neckS - for' the collar - or the scaffoldifor ‘ . l/.14t •
For-.sale by 5..-C. Botrtiinsn,\Cailisle. ,
. . ~ . - • ..
they care.--Noah.. . . .- .-
. .
. "_____ )'.
- •.. :,• '-'• : .--'''' .. N; : -. • OYSTERSt : ' -'
-:- A clergyman; in a farewell ; • * The - Subserihei.s respectfully AtifoiMi,the citi. '
, . , . .. • .. •
.:• e , i i. i.:!..1
~ ,
s,erven,tnat during his resWence amannlif ftns - 0,.t,t,s w0r0,, E ,,i- midi...mink , that'•.lie•• •• SI
his ptivishioners,:lieliapreaclieirtiwiiiiit . 9Pe ' lle ---
.•--- •-•-- - ' ' ''' ..4---- " ---:-2-
. . ei .
• . .... . .
Csery .Vtee but luxurious living--their de= ~ ; : . '0 3 . '' 8 . 9 e 1 , , Cesl a, r,,
•
feet in Alia partieniar he had no meaDS. Al the house orJolin :Agnew,. in,the East end,
of It gt ertAirting..::.,..- • - - - ••. ~, • -, • Lnuther Street, where - helias'itow`, aittl 'will at•al.'.
-:----: ' - ; •. ', ,• ...
~ •;. himes keep on' hand;,a, , spply of fresh Oysters • ,
' Tripe, Turtle Soup, rigs 'Feet, Ste, . ~.: ~: -
- . • . -, . . ~.., . .DAVIDII,OLEsk• - - •
,Carlisle, October O. :1E3;7. • • •:%"•-- ' ' ',x1!.•,::
.The Great . Flour -111arket.of .America.
Rochester in' - the State of New York, is
probably ~ the: greatest flour mar i ket in,l
Arrierica. - Several, of - the flour:Mids. are
built of stonel B..stories high, by a...; - , length
of nearly SOOO feet. - -There are Su mills,
With 96 run Of_s_tones. iu• Rochester.
To keep , these in . ,operation respires 70,-
'OOO bushels of wheat daily. • They can'
tmanufacture a ' i d put u ready for mar ,
ket 5000 bls. flour dail . It. is stated,
that up, to At i lt sti. , inlala t•ylar,-609;000
li — arreTi - Ofirour were *Telitto!mark - Ell5 - r m 1 ,
that-place aloney....worth-aboutfour.,uail4.
lions-of-dollars, , ----- ----- _ .
...2
imm
WORK OF 111.EROY.--.Unbasoking,a 'young
lady's dress,, to ensihle her to , sucege„
mime
y__
BE
I=
. ' Although •we h ave.tio disposition to en , "
ter prematurely on the - subject•of the West
election • for - Governori--we-hein4-invited;:'
will remark, that, the honesty and intelli- ' .
getieb cf..° the peopleOf Pennsylvania, are • ',
41'6-same-now-as inig3 . s—thitt --- 4*,liave . . ' • '
seen nothing in the' adMiniitratioil 'of ; the, •.,
present gxectitivelliatdeserves complaint '..• : -:
;-and that they see'nothiog - to recommend
such a' change' as. - the . Mastitis and Locor..
.Pocoa - tlesire:' - . When the,tiine arrives for,
lan espression of the Peoples sentiments, -
they will speak.„lri...4o'nes loud and debp, •..: .
for the continuance of "the man'they have . ..
totted" not .wafitin ,, :-. Whether the oppo- . • ."
nelit IWa f.ilsllii : Ni IVIAN," or an "OLD -
MAN,',', _we .take 'upon tiiiinsaY%-::and._______•___
:Ave Speak from ' some knowledge' of - titer
county in which. we - ....reside—that 1.6.
"Old. Guard?!_: of .• Lancititer' county, , in - ... •
1,§38, will . tontribUte. lier.,,inajiwity. of S,±
.3500, to Swell the, resistless surge that will
...
_roll. over the' . candidate, Who tiny attempt'
td wrest' the 411e - IM-froth the 'hands of - oufr
iiitlependent,-honest- and ottrintic-GroVer-, •
'nor,' J QSIj:PP. , • - R ETNEIL—I 4 ancaater
Uhioih -- . .- - , • .--. ' '
•
cp eusare - ifofr.—A : gentTeunan-pas-- ,
ing i a country church, wliile under repairs
observed to one of the workmen
,that he .
thought.it would be an experisivejob.
• 'llrhy, replied_ .
_he, 'but we, shall
actomplihh what our
.ininister has vainly
eniloavoreil-to (la forflie . lastthirtyyears I._
'gentleman'.
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:We bbserme with pleasnre, that
_tlie f ,
hcinorary degree of L. L. D. was confer
red upOn the H0'n..1, - mNREF.IS, Preskdent
Judge of this District, and.the Learned. -
rre - si'diffit
I .
t.m•son College, aube. annual,commence-.
mcnt of gashmgton., College, hOlden
lon the 27th of Septemfier ult. The nu : . •
merons friends . of Judge Reed, anclt he
iilWhich"-r - asides;_who know_
ibis worth and high attainments hit
profession,
_will feel gratified' :at' thi ,
! - marked -- deffree4rf-respectsltiiwn him by •
the faculty, of Washington .College,,. an
,the confi,lence.
'Tps - titnation iireraft - and scientific
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A Beautiful jilead of flair ~ .
, Is the gram:ost ornament belonging to t:.e Lit
man Gape.. I[6W - strangely the loss of it changes --:
the-conntenance-and-prematurely_brings on.ihe •,______
apperGance of old age, which. causes many to re
coil
at being uncovered, and sometimes even to • ,
shun society to avoid the jests and sneer's of them
acquaintances; the remaind'er of their lives are ,
Consequently Spent in retirement,
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even the loss of property fills the generous think
ing youth with that heavy sinking gloom as does .
the loss of his hair. To avert stl these unpleas.. •
ant" circumstances, 01,DRIDGF. I S BALM OF •
coLumm i A stops the hair from felling on: on
the first application, and a few bottles restore it
again. It likewise produces eyebrows and whis.
kers; prevents the hair from turning grey, makes _
it curl beautifully,. and Gees it from scarf. Now; .
inerouS-certificates-of-the; first respectability in
support y
the prop
the virtues of Ohlridges 'Balm, are '
shown . rietors. 1
j
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. . n'llead the fullowing
" - 11 s "E - 121 - 1111 - Xl - LTOSq7, - - - late - Mayor - of -
Phi ladel phia,_ has ceri iliedi-as-may-be seen - trelow, -.----
to the high character - of the following- • gentle- • .
men. . .
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