. ,
, TuE Foutrrn.-.-This day was celebrated pretty ge
nerally by the citizens of our county, as parties were ..
held hi almost every , section of it, who commemorate
ed.the anniversari.of their independence hien appro:: 11 ' .... ---- ~- .--, .
~,
priate and sPirited'lnatiner.. In our osinllfintienthii-' -•• • ~ on,-(!f-Yar:A4t:tir.-.-The bill to increase the
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•t.V* gan.g various amendments ' 45,4 P,..,, °-
rough,' the day was ushered in by the firing of canneli' :. ."ate . ..•
and the snund 'of the spirit-stirring driim. 'At nine •.; , ' k ' • , ....9Ert-hF'336en*lally Passed -by : eon roes. Yv-e
o'clock, an address Was delivered by the R e y, Altrii i , ra!",#...lrPm an abstr a c t of the. bill, as published in the
,petitilsl . l,l . ,lnquirer,l•that
T. Spade, bathe members of his congreitaVieri. Pion.: ` the tegirrients pivitosed
:lifterent political parties of.the ilaY had s e Peelebrii: t° 1 . :,:' increased are a s follow, viz: 'one.conipany phe
tons, at each, of Which - toasts - Were !Ira '-• ffitorier of tulfidto,,each Of the four. regiments of artillery, ;six.'
teerrprivates to every cumpanytofartillery, and thirty
liheir ftivottite„Canclidates ,for, governor of this g,t. , t. '
commonwealth. dant: CV: Sininer, Withaboid se: eight privates nd one Sergeant ~..to each' c,9kni)any'?f,
. . s ij
, h i %,) - 1 , ~..,• ''',, infantry The ' number otsecond liententintato acorn=
ventyA. ragoonsi
an Bowie y equipped and uni;. • '' '' -
pany of artillery is..to be reduced to one; brit allithe •,
lerrnecl, arid iiiciiint6d-htinoidechargers, - paradd
wesentiecond-lientenantiare,tpdhp_. retained in the
tlwough theiitiriciPai;Streets, and then wended * their 1
'service. :The section in the
~ ', i -..iiiginal bill; PrO - TirditTg
way tothe delithifiil•SPrings" at Idichitel Bge'sforge •
fil'etiites soUtb;:eiilil Of this borOn I'' .11 - ' tl : • 'no Officer in die corps titan be employed in any
~ . . set rice or tiny state or cordpany,, for whichhe isli,all
took:of:an exeellent collation ' red Al"Cd'fOr the eeei- mpensiition except his pay froni die IT
sion.l . .Notliing, ye-believe, ocejto mar the fee - 2.l°°
.„ • .
,L U.
Alvities bf the. daf dieither eirtiio - Celebrations; and all States: was striekin mit. Tho number ot,,assistunt
• returned to tokorn at a:. deasdnabledichir. In the even-, adjutant generals to „be apPointed; is s educed from
. •
• r• • four to two' Thewhole ' •- ' ''d d f i -
~,...,,,..Ls..incrtase pi op e or n the
ing, the anniveraiirfof the linicitcli.hilosophiCal-Reci.i. -
bill - - - ~.••
. . .
ety.pfi.Olekinson Coilegewas celebrated in the.first ,ns ,ipio"..diy,Ftsie.d:tli.e.liotts:6,-)vill. amount :i.ea7
Presby(eritin church:. Where :. severe[ addresses Were bout f9,,ur; , nr
Tam melt. . . :•... -- -
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• delive?idllYaang ganiiPme n t• onlembera,of the soci- ,Lark,,stmistrotrritn.. ritoit'CinsnA;r-The Que-,
efy, Who diq!tonor to themselves '
and.-the occasion. - i'.:. '‘.
be.' ....tiiiit. of 'Alm 29th ult. , contains two important
lye understand - that the,' celehirtions s lielil at :New- publiedde - nments issued by-Cord Durham, from Which
Ville, Shippensbnr4iand Middle Spring, were well the N...Y.secnntr?erciai. givei the folloWing abstract:
attended—the forrner;Webelleve,by gentlemoritilane; One of thern'iminfittit ViCe.Athrilt4 Paget,' '
Major
and. the two latter by 'young' men And maidens, 0 • 1 '-• '' -
old eneral IVl'Donnell, Col. Grey, Col. Coiiper, and the I
men,' fcc.• Addressee Wereilelivered at eaclioftheee xv
.....Cin. Charles Bull ' ' " ' .
er, • a Specsal Vow:tat—the other
Celebrations by gentlemen appointed far the . 1
darPbsei makes a dialiosition of the p risoners 00W inconfine
but; as We have not yet seen the proceedings ofeither - 'fle a f or treason, •
and 1. - 4';
.. , 9 . the_ parties against whom
of them, we are of course unable to •give the - particu- warranttrhave been' ssued:hut who have notbeen ar
, •-- . .
lars in.our paper to-day. • ' z_.
.. rested. )tolfred Nelson; t. S. N. Bauchede Br
illirl RATION Or Tit Fo Fain:Fps OF Mt risa:—The T. ea( u, R.
ger; S.-Marchessault, H. A. Gauvin, T 0 11 It
`silly
of our Farmer Governor,' in accordance PCs Rivieres, and I,: 11. Mason, !mai ng acknowledged
wlth previdtts arrangemeut, celebrated the anniver- theirtreasbn, - pre to be transported to Bermuda, ici,
sily of Arberican Independence. at the beautiful and remain thereduring Her Majesty's pleasure.; Papi
delightful 'Grove of Mss I-lendersoli Parker, neau and fifteen °them, Whose names are mentioned, I
one
mi l e
north-east of the re.orogh; .T end
h numberas-- and who_have fled frYni the provinces, are prohibited I
• sembled Wailniler than has been bre - tight : together on from . returning, without permission; under pain of
n similar occasion - for anuniher of years, althiingh' a death, satire also those transported to Bermuda. All
treat titan). ef our friends had gone to Harrisburg to ,
the other Prlrotters are to be released on giving seen
celebratethe day. , ;•••I : be farmer and the mechatiic l the• •
city forth* good beluir'iour„ except those charged
-Profetkloinittntitt-tindthe laboring man, th e- me
' with the murder of Lieut.. Wier and Joseph Chart
• • a!id tite;manufbcturer, st..i;inet.there together tn lank - LORI. Durham is - tai4 to be fictively-engaged
in cebrating the anniversaajg,of that day, on winch in the preptuation.otmeasures, which will be embo
ou for fathers "aged their lives, their' fortunes died in ortlinanees . of the Governor General and•Spe-
-and !heir B4prlg'4onors" to rr;'aiiiri the liberties-el. eial•Conacilns soon as Possible: They relate to 'tin" '
this
, conntry: - . Y . They . .there ract tO precraira ilia thei- -ry law, is bankrupt - -law, the: judicial establishments
bad undiminished confidence in the 'stern . republican . wad municipal institutions fer the whole pi:OVinc;tite
nrinciplesaritl capacity of our present eXiellent and establishment of registry, offices, the - equitable corn
.f.tithinl Gover!ter , T.he 2,l•ratest unanimity and good mutation of feudal tenures, and New
education.—
feeling prevaileittbroughout the day, and the multi- Sir John Harvey, Governor of New Brunswick, ar
tilde . separated with Ile- cleterraination to do eveyy . .rivetl st Quebec on 'Thursday the 2sth ult,in the brig
thing in_their riow&r to
c. the cause of "Rrr -of war Charybdis.- The 43d - regiment leTt'Montreal
NEB. Axii TUE' SUPItE.NIAf_:I - or Ilia • LAvt rs?;- ,on Saturdav week: for :Upper Canada, and is to be re-
I placed hy•the 24• th, now in the Niagara district. It is
said that Lord Durham and his 'family were expected
to arrive at Montreal ortWednesdni in - Twang, and to
leave that place on Nlonday for tipper Canada. -
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A Sle . s,--It Indy be • Nyorthy 'mote An.ltate, that,
at the rtitniA• eelebra6n on 'Wednesday last at the
C ros e 4ipwat•ds of Ilerpusytere pre,. scut, who
vereeither , snpnprters of Well' or . Bisldeliberg at the
lost-übernatorial election._ . -
Nltnatou.;•- :Number one of volume
Sixteen of till &Interesting , and ehtertaisting Was
pubjjahed on Saturday the 3fol of 'Julie: It is eniltel
lisl4 au_aecurate :tad beautiful portrait- of that
• n .cmpliShed scholar and eminent suOsnian, - ClarrleS
• 'pingite, and. a_ well exegoted: title page. The liter.:
ary conten& of this number embrace a gt, eat vsyiety
•
if subjects', of oil •munsingand gracela-chata cter, and
are:entirely original, being from' such* celebrated pens
as those of Morris and Fay Cox and Willis, Worth
- and &icing, 'Sargent and 13e0unin, IngrahaM and
Ku' wles,and Mrs: Sigourney. For further informa
tion in relation. to the .Alirror and the toxins of sub
scription, we would refer .the reader to the Prospec
, .
. tus hi our advertising colutims. . : ,;
SouxtrEnN I,rrEU-SP.V.3t castzsctm.-.-IV.e.itave just
•recetved the July numbei'Orthis beautiltilly printed
---attriably-coriducted-periodical, imilltave_onlyitad time
•
a
glance over , iti svell stored and diiersified . pages..l
• •
---It-contaiiiaa-greatsarle_tyLpf original articles, both in
prose. and poetry, frOm the pens nf sonic of the most
-tlistingtiished-writers:in the-country,,whose:_c33ntribu,
tint; a-have -p I aced•the-Nles7;e'ngerin-the-first rank of .
Xmerican or British monthlies. We hive neither
space nor time to'give the contents of the present ad.;
mirahle , numberin opt , paper t o-slay; but willtierely
add, that tlte . work.is published in niot thly numbers
of GI pagekoa . ch; . 4 vohmie in advance, by T. '
- W. White,'" . Rie itniond; YR: and isevery way worthy:
. the putt:image of that portion Of otirlrehtlers, wtio are
devoted to literary pikrsuits,
. .
Ton•l6r.lexeanockvn.-rThe-Juno, ntnnber - of - this
v`aluahle ;n1.164160, not reach us,tiilwitidn
• a feii - dais pa. 4, is a Capital one; and Arell - sustain the
high-e.luirecter, which it has IV onfor itself_ in" Enrope
and - America. - - Among the prose articjei, we were
pleased and, entertained -withi."Aty Log Book, or
sages frbniithe i onrrinl-ofan Wile& in theL.S. Nave
'TlieJOsnit's, Sermon;"The.lltissiasipplYalley•and
• the''West•lndia-• islands,:‘Plwenelogy made Easy;'
'Sciepce by -the, Sabbath kith the Shakers,'
and 'Letters from Ileint!..' Aniong the poetical pieces;
, .
ire 'The, Dead Eagle,' , Thonirts,CarOphell;
. 'The
' Pak hyl.fith.:Way:iiideV"*.Msho,t Charlion; •
Paraphral;e.ef Deat.ll;,:,bythe anttr' of Laeodi and
exiiellent. • :But it . is the 'Literary
•,,,Noticea' 'and , the. 4litlitare.Table' that'mnst. attrnets
our attenticin;'i r iS they : are allnOstinvarialily highly in•
teresting and instlyetive.. Tlie . :lsnickerhookeris is.
.„enetl *)t9nt.ltly 14 Nciir York, Ri.ss. tier'inntim iii ad
vance,hy-MessriShirk and Edson:, •
•
srantrul. Itvizin . r..--It is atated in the Arkansas
''ilizette,-".tititf. :Vier the VilsOn; Sitepicer of
the legislature:of Oat state, seas riermitted of, the rnuc-
Aeiof Major: Antfinn§,, thpSiierlit and a majority , of
ikejary, had, kgrrin4...trcativigfrOlie, 'and 'danced anll
__.,:hie*kOritaiTTtii:ooiii4iiff . ! - , lava -bten-',l46ltfijigati.
pied -ki.the-irelliitoWliioliCeiii - Ori
their fiendish cord:ming in the 'street during the night,
among the most boisterolm o, y om was, A son', im,
'self! ;Our , iieatlOi, , s'Avitl. probably rphignatei•thaf:this
oiiociPle totictier, was eetinititted in . the Hall of the
' ' House of RepieSentativei of :Arkansas''-in ape:ii . clai,
-light Wit winter, amfddring• the session 'of the, Hoge!'
'Mr. Antlioni,(Nvhig) xi , ltti. tralcing, some -.r,e,Moirkti'Ai n i:
*debate vhie ga,49fienea., ; ip, , the, lioe;6 f9ao;i3lita .i;
1
Allils,on k, "vlio_deieemiatianilY4. ",li_Fßter''l 3 4: l 4 l4
, - stal4y, antilestiteligtl:hia - : 74f
, OthViheict..ii:.,
~.
• -,, Bcaiie44,lfPl ;yet; t ipt*cihstiindinithit'r"i4arAlP l o'
atniatiMCinne-4,‘4NtillSott; wits'; acquitted lif littiiti4 .
. . • f r iadi s .an'd lieno4.:eir!fien!ilew rtikngt ',..... 2.' •.•
,-. . , .. - ! 3 / 4 . : , : '.,,'" ' : 4 ...- • „'':',,''''',:'--;.', ': '''''' ''''••' ''''::,';',''',' ,‘ .
~mxt , rritt*. . l4;3ipitztriti V e observe hf , the•Ne‘i.
• ie . lc' Evenin g 'Stir that ten Macomb has, • i . 'oo h'
' -Ostgeneralorder:at sitat : ettt'a fl . aibot.,..datedJuge 21.
All there' titai.p.q . be Made hihinf' there, as te the,
..
~. Adjutant( :l"ti ChtihP, tit Washitte• ph?'• deaet:iii
l ova
/ Blit0;4 8 49 1 -PcinInim i 4 76 9 0- * I tNIC' 16,0ii./ . 1'1,311140n‘;
• - 4##:*o'..li -00it4:"St40:04.i**4-IVPOO.r#:
. i iii 6.4 'a - e. , . ~.'''' •, .! „' . #l4 - ifir• •i4,111,*i303.1ne , .n0,ipme,! 1 1,8.
'lr. ~, P~iG,--;.;:oSiii7o7oltii:iiive to,
o' , *i'4)' '' ..-.. 11 - :* -77 :i - . 1 :.*: - =4*.tolixq.!
. *,f4" Ik: : l'i-' . .: l 24".af*i!leiYi!Pi .i . 4 4,! s `. o '
~..PlN 4 lfii3ll- 4 4, . .&* 6' ,.pilifo,P 4 x6 r iTii, i iii. $ , * iti i , t wi.o. :
, .4uhiori, ii i 4i,tit'4;iiiilton„prtint4iiiikpliitti?liji(9. 3 d,.,,,!
'near thelihe; stii(l'Me:ior ClifrlF; of t:l2:o,.olrAetly.i
the remainder of the frontier to the aei. , ':!' l ll2 s # '
, • head onartergare at lloidtom , , These . tiiriingeraTi
of nurse; are merely temporati? All the inhabliOtte,
••
Along the lice are urged t-. 1 the tieesaity of a vigilim!.
' - '.. suppression' of any atte.nipt to-violate thi.- , feiti^.. , el eel
- . .
. •
'rtIF:STING OF Lexington Oh
'server montion r iluit an infant - of four: months
thUt place, having been — siiing
. in htn
: locust; was immediately - seized with-violent Sickness,'
and-expiredinitbout tyoutp-four, hours. • A Loy of
ten ycara,of, lig - L C - residing .in clarke'couniy,
has ii g
! cauv,ht. a number of loCusts and-put them in - : his hat;
was stunil l y hevercly.in several placca onhead;
that lie Micl in a- few hours-afterward. These facts
should admonish both:adults and Children to beWare
of the locusts.
. .
• "Bocic Ao.s.tr.r."--..;The National Intelligencer says,
that. the House ofßepresentativespassefl a resolution
some shOrttiine since, by- a; large Majority of. votes,
for changing the interior arrangementofthe Hall, so
no to restore it to the old plan which existed previous
to the 02d congress, reversing the seats of members,
and placingthe Speaker's chair where 'it fornierly
stood, which is directly opposite -to its present posi
tion, •
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• -
.Ut.riFFl OF .TIIE rIB.ATO INlrrenntt.,-,The Mobile
E. arniner of-the:l2sth tilt - .7.sates,,tpatrrthia - ncitorions
ani daring pirate died that morning about 6 O'clock,
in , :ansequence ofa Wfauid hereceived the day before
fro! t one of the guards,. while on his way back to the
pris from Which : he escaped a few days previous,
having been - imprisoned for riot. He had adroitly
managed to unloose himself niter he was retaken - , and
he made resistance in, a - enuring him, which left the
guard no.otherifternatit , e than to shoot him down.
Mitchell hidlieen engaged in Tariou.S daring ails of
piracy for years past, and at the,time of hiseactipe from
- .
prison at Mohile, fie, held pravateering Commission
in the service of Tezas :; lEis xaid hie inwpor-ivas -to -
get on hoard of a boat-at the Wharf in Mobile, so'as to
reach a vessel lying at the Bailie ready for , the expe
dition, indite had several COMpaniOns'leagli'ed ivitlr
It-Will be recollected,_ that this,aarnO.Mitehell
Was generally accused with being the commander ,
the .long,loW, blaeklooking schooner,' which was re
ported to-bitve captured the packet Susquehanna from
Philadelphia to Liverpool lint 'and.-41tich - nuide•
uch a , great noise throughout the countriat the time.
LATE. ranm Trzia.—Advices .wera received from
_y_clipccf, at New 'H L rleani ttothe , 24th which state
that the 0:1Tipil; recently
.Minister
to thincountrir, decline's imineta candidate, fox the Vice
Peestiettey, which lie had been' nominates
lie.meetingahad heen held 'at ''velasaii and )3iiiorlik,
to take inta,consideration'tlte prOprietz Of, marching
imniediately rigninstifetMnoras. - knew paper ailed .
the','Civilian7 into*. published in Hong!.Oft; and sup=
ports e* Gray kin (or 'the` Presidency: Since
itl.teiirnmetit of congress, President Houston has re=•
4)pornted . Idr. Samuel Williams as a' Commissioner'
under,:ihe y ,law aufltori.sinitikC
The CatholiC 7 clturcli san , l6.nOialiVreen.roblied
of on large,crucifix -with its cohinTropi,tl. Alin , can-,
..o'nriTtolf`4s'n TntiVat's
, glad to tind by the PittsbUrgll - Advociteithif‘thejiiiii,
4itletors of: the canal paoketabhve ttiude'tirrangeasenti
61:,01e, c:livieyskt!sei.4:!f,,papsengers,arotind the breach
lib ttie Canal, vltieb.:alis occasioned by tl;e'fate . tintor
tunate iiti'disastrous flood'hithe'itOhlath: ; PasiengerS
11 0‘,i;, ‘ Bl '9 l i.: ( aga,a,ai li3Oli,taiOaik tar44l4 o a , ' a
.tlititAtoC,cif 4 9.1),1.iN're1tC7,91At,.. 1 1 - 3e'll'Pter4g °° d'l u rn"
lai6.6Uf',W - 417iikt f iea );44....1•:the'i f iointi,:1),crtit
**.erokiiti#k , l,l9*4 7 4,4iihc 7 ,.ftlilx44 ,, ,,
1 ii2FM4?#ilimfi..o.4!,"9 , *do - q•oiO4:itfik , g94,..t.
1 foi*qyitioolol4 ar9iltl444o.#4o;:sit:thit-liii*i,,
lay TP,i7.."°)l" i alt i la c i,a7ei v a_ ll ..aa'ar. , ."9, l flier.f!TiSCisk,
p k„6 5 ;,,,,, t r: f - , - mid t!...ext , ol39' . .;6!,l)c , 9l . l , oriiirlti#43efoie: .
Had itnot been fill', !tiilrestiti,ei,iy:o4 . so,#Clo4,o '
" r iii U . latte44lislied iti tlajuntpeityShurt„,,pill,qmd
written Ers!,ap intelligent,gentlaTO . st I . lol,4l§',l)burg,
the tollsthis y&a, ivuultl*e" , : - ,aln . 94dedk',T l ll l !ibit,
and it half of dollars,. and next,yefir to nearl'UliiiiilY
~ . ,
~,
Jur: ;ditoramitoink' FitaNT.lpt, 7 - 7-7, ll, i`lan9'
beb Oazette ; - t late date says, 946 report } vas quite
current that 'dace' witin a - day or tivO,, that a %Tool
)10 4*,rfietr:fr,os o, *i'f.Nil‘ l llo4 , :iktlvs s6 4qPl . : and
reOitOd iltat' ; lllO,,,oltolerti.'wesrovaloo lit St.
Pkerre ,
peysOlie;had Eked iii
ptie'day> intfq; would ite~poPulnt
the time; It ie
!nv?Aipredonase'of,ibilora
iher,P> *eliPiefir to have
.OallrquOlit' the •
41:reireValieroleo' from daiVediteTine t ie. qi
letiiiredneF,,tlie CR tterri 'enGanci:nith'Gtdidi
ANOTISEII IND.I.6.II3ATTLE.—By the arrival of the
'steamer Panteeatlacksonville -on - dm - 21 strut - June,"
iritelligefiee was received of a battle with the Indians .
'on the :19th withini,feW miles
• (if IsTewnausvillei in
Which several. on both:sidesWere, frilled andwounded,.
"Calk; ijear, of the di's' giiiiiiii;•z*lbirty or forty *M .
Lieut:'.Howe,of the, saMe.'„cOro,:titth twelvertnen; and
Capt : Walker, ,volunteer, .tell in With aboy.'ipta . :4,
tivithema4,etrwat t m salute; . ..
Walker was killed and fiVe'oelietilqcominandAvcre
wounded. • 'Dye hurSele.wpreltillcdi 'fnueng-Which
weee..lengs444l . fowce. „ s; and-several Indians werere.
Gen;L•Taylpri
six cOmpaniesof men, arrived at Black" creek :on 7 ,the
20th; and it4as ex'pect'ed the' re that he wciiddleaelt•
the:Sitagcs better•mannersthimip, crowd thejnaelves,
thus into civilized society., • • - - -
i
Ep TE
DROWN SRS.•--The New'Xo es .
rlt papers'
„ . •
mention, that the bodies of the: tbree daughters' of
;Isidielist - Cozzeits4r. - ,Wticiwere - droWnOld r :the
near( bleat: 'a - short , :tiMe lined while-birthing,
were found . orizi . hesdny by Mr. cfpha 13:.crorp
well Mr..Havens,.and,were:Mpropriptelif„ bdried
nt West linint on the.sdnie 'day: '. •
. . ,
AN ARMY Otillni.--:-The Washington. - Globe sliya;
that .the'grittluatea of the.Miliqtry,Acade - nay . 'West
Font for the present year n have been appointed
seeondlieUtenants iii the fourth, and, sixth regi- .
meiiiird%fantry„ and to • Whom- short leavesOf ab
sense Were granted in the General OrderepTo,
the 27th ult. have sinee been ordered-to rep.orttO
neral Scott in the Cherokee country, where their tier
vices are necessary to. aid in the removal of the Ins
diane to the west. . . • , • .
ATTAcx.tirt Venit Cnnz.J--The
.arrival, at . Balti
more-of ltite - advicesfrorti ','S.rew Orleans, state the pro:.
battle . boinharcirrient of :Vern Ong: byr the French
mina drop, itbeing'tit eintentism of the different vessels
on the coast to concentrate - at that poitit fOr iintifeidi
ateaction-. *The arrival Of the sickly season has very.
probably admonished the French tobring the quarrel
.
to a, speedy termination.l. \Santa Anna is at the hett . d
of the garriscnt, and ii - inaking prep:et - Mons to - rtsist
the-assault. • . . ........ „.
- ‘Gotrzo, Atraatn,r—The York. Republican-states,
that; ian - lYeAnesilay evening.; - the 27th Ult . : a locimio
tive engine eame on to Nl...Miner's .. .farm one and. '
'half miles from qw,horough of York,;whiclr had tra
velled along the laltimore and York Rail-road line
from Timonium. - I.rt the. cati j attached to the:engine,
were Charles Howard, Esq, - the President, .and Isaac.
Trimble,,Esq...the:Cliletßugineer of_ theßair-road
Company.. The only portions of the road remainini,
in a 'state - unprepared for travelling.,:are that between
Mr, 111iller 2 s farm and York, and ten miles fj•sru Ti
'nioniumto Baltimore, from which the rails linve been.•
taken up,• and-the route partinlly.eininged. The cn,,
line from Baltimore to York, it is expected, - will
.Ire'rprtpared tot trai•elling by the tirst'nf_Angust.
THE TURTIENCIC, TtXBl RS -The nation ntadritin=
. , .
IStilition are eternally projecting some new schen - Mu..
ke eN3M;euriency :of the country hilts present tinsiq
tied stai!e; j and to embarrass every branch of indintry!
No sooner ii as the spet..ie circular repealed bra very
lingo majority in bothliouses'of congress, which was
-hailed as the harbinger of mor'e proiperouS tunes in
' over;. sectidn of the union; than the Secretary of the
Teensury issued an oillier to the Collectors of customs
and the Receivers orpublic money at the land ones,
instructing them not to rCeerve in payment of public.,
dims the. notes of any specie-paying„benk; which had
issued bills under the denomination of $lO within a
specified period! This unwise and injurious act im
mediately casta_gloom oyer_ the
. brightened counte
_nrces of the people, because it probibitedthe receipt
oftke notes of four-fifths of the banks in payment of
gOvernMeni(lebts, although they redeemed their notes
in silver. end-gold.on_demand! And no s sooner - was
the ruinous sub -treasury scheme Prostrated bya roost
aemdetiroTjority of the-representativesorthe
Which spread joy and thanksgivingthionglont the eat
tire land, thanthe - President's eliosen - :organ
in rite Se
nate (Xlr. Wright) intrpduced another odious bill of
the same injurious character, which' passed that body
by a majority of five!, This'hill: repeals, several Sec,
tiohs of the deposite na,Jas ns OtiMr acts relative
to the Collecting and disbursing of the Publicfunds,
places all the treasutes i ,of the nation, under the
immediate and entire control'of the President to car
ry. out the hard-doney and impracticable projects of
thendministrationt. ,The passage of this 'measure by
'tfie - Senate, -, iitrWe leorn-from-the --N ew-York:papers,.
has . cansed,the tieereitse of stocks in that city, and a
gain eastn gloom over the money market and busi
ness prospects of the community, ' Should it iinfortu
natay pass thelionseithb . direful effects of the specie
circular will be fastened upon the people in their very
worst form; and the banks generally; whleh were'a
bout resuming specie payments, • sill be: firevented
Trona doing so in self-defe?ice Tor sonic 'UM% at least,
or be hiiiiSsed and 'probably - destroyed bya relentless
and perseCuting administration, Whose motto is -'rule
I or ' •
. •
ONE Or KENEiALL'S' Sya l TnensunEns,!—TlM '
bile RepubliCan contains a statement ifili•clation to the
•defalcailon eta. poitmaster .in Illinois; which shows
the hit' vtle:s ofth'e . sub-tveasul , y'systeal - I . l4P:it is new,
practised, and which reflects great discredit upon the
Postmaster General. • -R appeatsfroin
that,- about i three.yeat:s ago, the town - -' 'of ' l l;cerriont 'was
laid' out in 'l'czewell connty,lllinoii,lrd soon heeame
the_Scatorjustice; Where. a.post-office,waiestabliShed
arid* noisx - and foe° . appointed :pea
This man beennie a ranting bitrooni
tor--ealled county and Mcipshir, ineetingl-got
lent reso ~ lcre t passedlutions by hi effolln werS . • ! ; , -antl sika
•
atlgweil to
nearlvihred...yeara
biing. called upoo,!_lllenny.:9f the'qleposiit
tM — *C
.h4.'SittlitreaSucyli.7-fitlefigth;•hewevciclerid edit
allA
s
1360' 7 I:ti'fOlitrofthejnal -
contractoes, there.bcing abbiit• - $1.80(1 then,in Ids hand
. • . •
but„upon':"OfatiiiningltiaNatilt, pr,f,s:sifq.!yit*s6l4ary,
e'f 6l /0;.0*-TI.i!,04 1 ;q*Y,
iPlft B lq,iii* •40,i,01 1 g44449 . 0 1 Aft*.0 6 4YA tc ' r :.` 1 0 ,
MA.*.‘ 0.00 ll',! 1 4 11 ) : ;
Tiolr'.ol.•,'of course, twos not pacd--=and Ken loll'a.
l'*ig*e l ?i'g 4 O.'r*e e # l , t t' - l i !! 4 .Ft'o*4!rt 4 O ,
losoolieri - 04'04'' f 0*':**0#10,*4)TOCOelii*
40,
, 84chikoitrm.*lb4i0 6 i.7v1"30+.frOOT
• ', , iifiiiii'q'itiQillnoti'doi*ogaiit'.litii;fF.tie-440P 4 ,i3fiki*
• lt,:iiaAtijOi...:ipononi". i•Otte;
• ,gblie te
t!eitielif Orthp:tnited.State4:?al-*elltit*i,thoS,
iridir in ; the outitty, Ifol di ils i OyAmogiliieitt
self for party ptirpoaes, and thereby brought 44* id,
,
chi= .
A:00 ol m oil. •
1 "6 ii
lEEE
, .
'Manz kastoxsilois.—The numerousresignations] weather seldom - so cold as to make fire necessary, and
of persons appointed tnthe-Porter-Yoinfg*O', irCitirizl in the warrirdstidenifiirit7so hot - es - Ave have had
vention at Harrisburg, and on Porter committees of fers a Week past: Nor is the country more unhealthy
dorrevondene9:And vigilance:in counties ; _ and ttiwn- thin isusual in new!settleMents. All emigrants have
Atipb,-,stee,aq, pouring in upon .ns 'from all•quarters.
_tip undergo it process of acclimation more - or less ac
'Samuel. Bowen, John Niatele, Angustus ' , Hoffman, yore, according as they marlinve come from a cold
john WOmer,• and Joseph NiMmel, have ,decliped at- or warm region.', He also stated facts illustt:ativq.of
-tending,the Porter convention
,at Harrisbuti•iititiie the heneq.Cial hifluerice of the colonies in suppressing
,fityasdplg l 4Pli'!..4os i Pg rir*'n7Y'F9Plt,,,PT:l4l..the slave: . ?allo t a'ad,iipproying.tlivnorals of the na-:
'delegationappolotedhy • 'the` , party' . 'in. l3clittylicillco. I 004; tut. it iimuld be iropossibi, in this In4ef.notlec,
that 6NCresigned ..011,4i,e 1 Y; , ~T 4i,, ~?.#°69.r.;.i!'•,!Pariiel Ito -.entet . 7into Any : detail the inutuefout interesting
:Relitig,'GjeOrgeHarfey;lidardStiiiifif 81'.1jIllti.:Weil; hiidinstriiiiti4iiiiternWniaof tins g4il4iand we
4lie6l;•Vi.iAdairi:Sinith-4..46:6-.'itBlit#o-it:*4.y, - ,ileilit. - ',_Sueli,W , Fexer,:iaa titeOtifi4ititifrtil 46l- .
iel:Ftellner, andpat4(-4,nclyras,-Oui_ve-alsOehlio;-- liy•thenii4, o._it . :._*'deteitiiihed to Bold irnoti‘ei•rnie.l:- .-
, ‘d iketitiio o'6.o:irMo).*ffilit49.-9f-NiiilV.lP:tlie''.l4,iiki;.fitti.o#ool,itir%;"--;;;;.1'-'::-
torisititi of 1-leidelliiiii;; Wilgii -- inatint,t,lMafting diet l ' i Tliiirxdeetihg4as yrineli#ill:C§' niiMerorielir, attended
large mintier of TVrE:NT.Y.,tldtiT.iejSignittions to - ilia&tlie r - foi•iner: - ' -Alt4mohi. of the; audience hed'mit
I 1
[ that townshitOlone.-4tfivetT•evßeAt*OrtithesCapd! heard?hin(before.PMW I3nehatir repeated the aiiik ! .
similhr resignitierfivwhich ll daily meet our exelp pa- stance of .his remarks' On: , , the evening, with
P&;iipOldiSliOl'in;l4l.3i,'(4o,o*,ol,the idate,A4the., '.sortie additioniO4Xucli;,to•theyegret..9f liiiisiteateis,,
friends of pprter' ,, r!ooke:olo - 0/ . cifitf w c -4t.:?.
_,*jie,.l ! l hoiirevei; - , - ii Was:oood to...ideSiii in_CouseTi . ° eli ) e:P ; t,
1 th'eihomiinaid:hiiiiM4iiiiiiBrttay theii'ii;a*es; liViliiiiiiiiitiiir•Thkjlev.•_ltfri4i l ,F 4 { 4 MA# i ^ l) ' 9ll.
or, Aim they most iinquestimieldt - '4uld;',i ) o thus haVe - 4ci. i'..iioues,ed,•to:,addr,ess thernettliii;:ttiithOttßktilnt
pointed thousands' ofthefriCiithi',.6E'bOveritOr-itit fn
ferl-elcpectedly, callediirati; . PreSerited to:i'tlie:- audience.'
'on Committees to aid the . election of didirf'Caindidatei;l:ratte,h interestingintc:lligcsse;'clerilit freiri his . per
is the eonSitiptleirelope..efit of theie fiieticmoie.".l:_sonalsite!luaintance and c*Mipotidence:4l(lleolonists
over, whietr lies,earriell 61:!;,* anddiernailnto' r the- in Liberia, '. - •• , , ;,., -: . .--, c. ...-: •
Porter ranks from one; end. 'of :the state to the other, - "On' the Niicile,iiMilpir,it:irmAireited at these Meet..
and which hai caused them to - become so reckless and i ings, satisfies ue4at'the . cause of African Colonize-
ilesperate - in their career; '. • • . 1 Lion is imireiminglpiptilsir urith:tlie people of: this '
comniuniti, imili ia‘,believeitthei the . ,mapagers of
the peCiety will take sucffkr,ieasiieeii• during the .sue-_
ceeding year., apt° keep'aiive4ii interest,linil to in
crease it throughout the coutity2N,
__ . • T. Si;
. . .
TilE Loco Focos 4.lllALGAbudiorr.=-4i is said
in the Doylestown Democrat of the . 97tli . ult. that,atn
meeting held in Bucks county last fall, reeolutien - I
was offered , in "opposition to airtalganiation7ith_the :
blacks, and adopted unanimously by the- loco'facos.
Dmild R.-Porter was not then in nomination as a.can- . ,
didate for governor,' or such a resolution would .not
have been offered; for; as the West Chester!egia'ter ,
truly remarks, the locofocoa are the uly political 1
party that ever sanction ed and justified4an unnatural
union between 117 e Whites , and blacks o by ‘ electing to
the Second - oflicein the gift - of people* shameless
practleal amalgamator, and by nominating for the
highest office in the gift of the people of this state an
-awateitr-atnaigametor!—Had-the-resoiutionin_ques
tion been adopted recently, irmigbttbeit bereasons!
bly inferred that theloec focoi l 'of Bucks had become -1
ashamed,of such an outrage en common decency, and
were about to condemn it in the most indignant and
appropriate terms, were it nottnown that shame WAS
note compcnient part Of their composition.-'- • .
Ile iiTANT . 61 , A Cirs.n.tercn.—Hrider this head, the
West Chester negiSternnd,Exarniner remarks, that
the,Porter preSies are - Parading certificates, signed I T
iridividuals'"of Huntingdon county,:rwith a:view of ob,-,
.
taming far their candidate an honesteharacter! - These
papers were, no doubt; dra*ncm by. some demagogue
friends of the would-be . governor, :and : passed About
for signatures of his partisans---men who would
sign anything-‘at all that was calcidnted te_do Porter
or the party a service,' In fact, it is stated theta - ion - I.
.mittee was A ip 4 Rlted:for.theexiiress pgrp9se.oe.rlia;..
nufneturing certificates or Chiiiysit&; - a - Mleifetilati#ig
thenfln Huntingdon - county; • -After-beingbusily -erp
. .
ployed for two wed:4,qt is %lid, they were unable to
procure more than.t4Anatopa, setting forth that P . er,,•
ter is':• , : lti.ii• - what thow-papp7 assert' hilii to be! - The
prospept - of acanphite Kst •be Poor Mdeed, when
' IL friCnds are thus obliged to appoint committees 'to
find bins a character! . . .
..-- .. .
Guy :Actors CO:":lllCCT.—According to the Harri
sburg Chronicle, the conduct of the Porter delegates
to the convention on the 4th of.jely, was highly in
:Suiting and outrageous to the.citiF.ens of that place!
It was clangorous,- in some measure, ford prominent.
Ritner Man to walk the streets of Harrisburglor two
or ilirCe thij:S, - inilesi lie Wished" telberitisultedby ruf- - 1
finn di:unkards-belonging to_ the Porter convention!' i
The editor of the . bikronicle, Who is a peaceably dis
posed man, says he was twice assailed into: Most un
becoming and brutal manncr, in the space_of.onehour
on Tuesdorevening,lq characterS..such as we have
described! -- Seirerartithei — citizens were itisOtelAik:
-like- manner;-and t -it-is saici,Alle delegates Troia Hun
tingdon were, above all others, the most tilde, insult
ing; and,ruilian-like in their conduct!•
. .
MOnr. Pncienrerrosr.—t - e learn from the Balti
more Transcript, that the Secretary of the Treasury
has removed Martin Bielrelberger,r.sq. from this of
fice of weighmaster of the port of Baltimore, an office
Which was conferred upon him by Gen. Washington
foil. his services during the revolution,' and his civil
-.tjualificatiogs also._Bot_thos it , is with the ; national
administration: they do not even spare the war-worn
soldiers of the revolution, if they but dare to-think and ,
spdc. of the puldie affairs of the country, whose
erty jrnd independence tbeyaiddilin aebsevingd
. 'Home Ttraus:F.t-,-TheHnntingrion JauFnit}con
tains the veceedini*.of a Eitner meetinglately held
in Porter. township,, fiuntingdoe, coxing . , it
Arai resolved unanimously, that no ritimher of the 4eri
tifiers of the character of David R. Porter, Esq., can
'e*unge' the records of.the court. This is a moat
Sdrairable hit, and one that .cannot , well be.inet even
by the, stoutest and fiercest advocate; of, the "Iron
Grey" -
AnarncE or AllsO.--73.y0p0g 4 1 a)" carded a Ict
ter to the iiOst-olTice, but dropped herself into ihelipx
instead of the letter, and did not (Hienvet. the mistake,
till the 'clerk (the iallant.young eajitain)' askedheiiif
she was aftle. 2 .
' LaoMmONlcA:Tpriij: . t ., . ,4.::•..:1
IVrintorme -00t.o;rizArzeri, , .: laririssti..--- 0
Thursday last, the AnniverSag irieetini•Of the Cie:pr.
1 'ficrianuP County totanizatol:llqiii•Yol'lYit- held
In - the - ? l .FthO i ?k i :l iiii°l4 ° lo q l PA ßteti-6
-was::il* . _lngo . aged. A. - f i s 4ziA 'the President of
the Society; irt - , tiie - iihilli, .. ;Aliirtii. -,3 74itri • - 4-th . e .-
`i-00i' of th e Itfatmgersi Arlitniorlin-foFmithrint!
t l t Pf cohtlu n, t he IneetiniS was 4P,'°6B°AhY the Chen- ;
man, ivho, in h specott s iMitriteiV.l.Miolghliu4Y , Aery,
appurite:lo , o9.q,ge ot ' l l l %tv l . l V . Fci!i .4 ! l Fr(4l%clfirPer
elklilii . W4 4: 4# ol4 (kos 04 6 : A' coldp.te. , 4 l4 g - 77-
f lib l vln g that It. is not qutte go wild or go unworthy an
'.pitcove,i,.: 4s ite,..wpwrixtxvioul:4 r,Oiizes l 4tiZl)?„,
Eii;r?oiliiAtit:, lit 4140 W renkka litor tlkisi , that•4B ,
.oiif4olsaipaiij:3o74* - 14jiA4 54, 7 ‘ ,t . onrene:# (1 e/ag
0 4 ° 641-4 4 1 1f ro*:'4l.o',?6 , 4fiiolitli,ritiWYX+:
.444 - # . 0`.6,*91 - oc,?iiiwoc i doiliftiv4b 3 / 4 4 , 14,4,4
lig)" VOieg.c lo )h4iiie:o4..mtitive ,74 rth
ciitiititutieinofii,osofo*morq',o3*oo4
14 - 4*tibil ?fllo - octie:ii4,o.§-ie&e:, 6 0 4 0 0,, Et .,
' :1 4441 1 4%-°r - ,if.: 0 4 .4T-aeird . 4 4i 4- 0 00 g* 64!a l i f .
ii,iiigtiV,tit act:brOti•!illit 4)rf. , lFetir#:
*000:4 4 .**Qt l L 4 Qio 6 x4 th q: ll%. foo k t
Ai i44'by,' - d* . J , tixooki,4*?..im to,t,oul vi,
top, - pi#7749t slkohjetr;-:";:':?1;',4,‘ . 1!,„', :: . :_f'l4:4Zi.
I '-`lltpi4 CiftiiiiiitilleAt, 7 lhiA4iiiiiiin'iV , o6o4 l
iiii4 BYCl4.Cifflgfitfa 044460 4 >C ' , taeilei
iilil4loiiri3O:ic4lrik**l.o4L't :6f-,tp4041i10n,,
0. 4 OrA:liect° -B fth e;' : °° i brr4t.',3 s 4l i ,ti tt at4iii it
Tni 1P. 4 ° 6 i( l ,',4friitttO(4,oi . ;o 4l 4l l , o o- 447 f 1 A - *
Pa gitloli'Aete"i,h4 s 1 11 ‘i/' oril"lipo ' it i ii i **
i i it,
iYlasilf "- fil fi iii i ' W;a o o. 6inte kY / q 1. : 11 f el I *,
':50,,t 6 .. ," 6 , l i,trip*;:, ,F .r t i . ,:i' l so.',dlai:li,„::At4 4 oo ol V a r
,:iuuafri,tkioi 0100110 antlitiMy alto
011:°°:**Porta'ali:7'• 'o''Cctili,ii:,"'iti4 i3cifi linutot
ally iwcaluetlie,ona,thot'f246'dtht‘tlitiienst of tied
fruits ef: the :earth — the " beyond
comb r153p,;',1,P temperature carving;but,little, . the
!! ANOTHER Ntrticu tis.---We learn frorrahe lait Tel
egraph, ea the Iltrriaburg Keyeton,t.*:the Ab-'
olitio ar who have _lppon inveuting, coihing and.:
puNir lung the most base and disgusting slanders a - -;
gminst Gen.- - Porte,routt•to receive an urnporianeac
cession, in the 'person Of a female wretch at Letvisl ,
sawn, wlioltas given practical evidence of her adhe
sion to the doctrines of micalgarnation - by teAnarEso ,
NiOno!"---Voliniteei.. -
, .
In which Mr. Volunteer, she folloWed-inihefoot
tlierie of Cid. Richard Al: Johnson; Vice rresider4 of
`the United 11htes, WhO was elec,ted by the'foco f
cr- 4gßl7ration Tarty7--Herarcf-fd-E4 "
-0 .
.-"
• Tui SELECT Seneox..—We requested
•
to : state . tbaltheSelect School which Shoutd race iuet
on Wednesdaylast—liut whieltwas_.omitted in con-,
sequence of thatsbeing the inniversify'Of American
. Independence--will. meei• h. ! inorrop, the Room
_occupied by the Feinalelligh Seltool, ct two o'clock
in the afternoon. The Common School Teachers in
the town and county are invited to. attend. 'Any: of
tour citizens who. desire to be present on . ffie oceasion
by calling on any of the .* Directors, will 'receive an
invitatien. - ; . F.'
Ctthll.EltlA'ND' COUNTY, LY
•' . i - 11Ircru,sticantroo, JIINZ 30, 1839. '
.
The Cumberland County Lyecnin, met pursuant to up
. pointment, when the meeting was opened by a
highly interesting address ' by the-Rev-President
— DIM ut:Tf, -- PF - ciidat Or the Lyceum. -- =-- - - -
On motion, it -ryas then: Resolvell, That the mem
bers'of The Meclianiellnfrg Lyceum, be ini ilea ni par;
ticinate in the deliberations of the present meeting.
Reports of Committees, and of local 11:yeeums, were
then, called for, mliercupon„Prof. Am.r.w presented
the Lyceum with n partial analysis of a mineral found
on the land of Johnson Moore, Esq. of Carlisle: the
publication of which report is withheld, by request of i
the Professor, till the analysis may be completed. •
Mr.•Rupp, from the "Slicer Spring Farmers Ly_r
ceuni," made a verbal report, presenting the Lyceum,
which he represented, as in a floui islung condition, 1
and as being engaged intim publication of a monthly
paper, devoted to the interests of agriculture, which
has already reached:its 9th number.
Prof. Caldwell, from the committee appoint,el, to '
make enquiries concerning the existence of lead ore
in the county: made 'a verbal report, that though the
coinmittee had , in possession several - specimens- of
lead ore, from the immediate neighborhood of the
comity . , yet that they had not satisfactory evidence of
the existence of any within the limits of f Cumberland
county.- ••• . • ...
. ,„ . •
James Hamilton, Esq., from_thd committee who
have in charge the minerals, and speohnens of art,
belonging to the Lyceum, made a verbal report, that
they weren't:milt to le deposited: in_the_brick :office,
nenr i the corneioccupied by Mrs. Bramit, in Carlisle,
where they would be subject - folhe inspection - of the
members of the Lyceum, Minerals weiv then for
m:l4, presented to the-Lyceurn,for deposite„ by Prof.
Allen, Mr. Rupp, F. J. krampli.,.. There were also
presented to the,Meeting,forinspection, A neat collec
tion of minerals, by Mr.-Rupp; and by F.• J. Kramph
of German*, and.W, Askew of England, a variety of
very beautiful specimens of Naturat'llistory, compre
, heading most of the more interesting'birds seen in
, our valley.. • % • , -
• On motion of Dr. Day, Resolved; That the follow.'
ing resolution—of a-former meeting ? by Mr, Hamil
ton—be published with, the, proceednms of .the *pe
riled meeting rand-that - the -curators of the-different
townships be requested to furnish to the next meeting
of the-Lyceum, all theinformation they can collect in
relation to the same. • ' - _ ._ - , ,
"Resolved, That the Curators of the several fawn
."
ships be requested, between this and the nextineet
" ing of the Lyceum, to collect, and bring witH them
" any specirdens of iropi - or other ore found, in their
" several lownshipsLimarking on , the' specimen the
" exact locality where it intis rotincl,•whether.the ore
ce in abundant or scarcoovhether .it exlSts in;yeins or
gi,beds: also,.the character of the ground in ;which the
1 " mine is excavated, whe.ther, lime, eston slate,or ann.
"dy soil; with pieced of suc h rock acconManying the
" ore; and selected by the Curntor, , out of the mine..or
'" its immediate neighborhood i also the name, of the
" furnace• where the ore is used ; and ascertaining
" from the proprietor thereof, what per•cent. of iron.
"'it perils ' -Whntpromulion of flue and •other ore it
" requirestomeke good metal i also whether the.iron
t! or castings,, and the' number of tone de at_sine
" furnaceplar :week."•)6 , ~ •_, 'Ma
" ' -- '
" ii Tlkh• Curators are also requested to 'bring with
" them pieces.of the-common limeseone,lliiit or other'
": rock; fonnd in their lowbfhips, with the exact local
" ity,,ofeach i And report, hi ;writing; - what 'proper-.
" tint' of the township is blifestone;alate or other soil:
44 What is the'largesterp'of wheat, rye;corn or,Mitai
i 4 any. fain, in theur.township has 'proiOced. Per acre '
,i"
41 within the knit seven. fulli, inn} try:ale tr;ousiderest
":ap average crop of the oho - ye - Own on, an' acre of
f I ..theii beat langii; also how far, lime•has been used at
'' a rannu°3 ) E#"iNith'3l,lnt 84,41e8s:".11, 'l'; ' 1 ~ '4FA•I,, '.,,
'l',WheritipadLycituntuljonriied till 2-ti!iihoolt.•'LLt•:•
iiiiitrinet acetirdilif "toltdjourtincient;Wheit a lifetly
inteikilliDClVectiyeLOit rolc,inott MIA': arthq!..inke.•
was tle iveig4lTT,Jttr 6 :44 l lm l o; l Vl r t i), ,:ktVr'"
~:ceodtß-liy'-ttn4tuAroittixi-41 `
lo:teeth:in "by Messes. Veiier,.Ziig,Ritpp; ar
well=rliTould4npealhititr, interest! Offilt
inctMeobaniC4Of o o l. ' stale., s l ll r,Cr4 ) 3l9lrA llt ! , !*
Inner Aline to t6ii , iliildreh' for actlflng anAltit,
H
, :,:it - 4411.ft540';.V. 4, t, o'l' , :k d-''i - .:. , 1 4,- 4k ,
,to r riiiidon:of-veatarantan, Res /440; Tkit - lt, , astp:
tuft IN/AK/004 n 49/ePte Viktlie 07. 4 311 PtOtf r4 q
;S 6 VLY,I II , I OOF4.tto ° 01 c. ,: . g r idb :X!,VN'I-17 1 3
''.7Hi l i i'Ma•t on or 'rZecidoeo. , ,..Reio mid?',:iliticluo`
rt6liktOinhe LYee;'irrri Ve! ilif.4ol.V.TM:t frt ' :
li . ipinid Flatiti)ton,lfirt thenVtli , PlVlltiaterViu
11,rakat:00./Vreaara le4tAtlfraehllidlV:4l,o4lf;
UV litterettfor tpeelattrifteNattriarglitorpt V,
tii stie,d Vy theot for, the joapeotielibtihelocetbM
ruse? On mottc t ,ar g proceo4l4,l%*#„Tp.iiiiter4 'MC %I',
Ithkib'kreqltelteltlitMftilof,PYS*ol,lo4,Df thtfi
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61/21.ttsT4ref Catiisle;teigteelVf.ip::::-
'1,P19#411)1.44'0r §Otkl!li4altti*,tow;mpilib;f?s
P"6"1.11111112121111mm '...-' , . , ' "; r :•,,*".'
?•;,; : fIIBDt.
• .vestadttr.ravtin,
in - the 51 sfyeer of hie
On Pridny last, after fClinvr:itigriniV',*ktii.l__';tllo!';' .
I*
Kn.o"kriCalt lo o.lo ll !'" i ci
the,s4tli year oC her 'age. 4
On Thereday lastpie tiorougyior,stiiirspk-,.,
ver, Jtietr,. infcttit.'gn; C;ef)t:'Jetne.t'ltfertini:tored
Yairi AinontWrittld
=I
M=ll=2
FLOUR AND MEAL.-.—The flour mar l
ket continues depressed and _heavy, and
the , transactions limited—sales of two or
.three parcels of good brands for sliipment
at :137 perbbl. Fresh ground flour is held
'firmlY at $7; - but old stoett. and Ohio are
iinsettlediii e prier, owing ta* the triffingde
-mand.-- Rye flour—sales at $4 per bbl.
‘-'odroc - - meal-sales in bills. at s3,2s— ; but
large—parcels__coul6
_probably ..be.had 'for
$3,x2-. • • A. sale inlihds . ; a7t $1
.9fcii.7B - r - aii:
QRAIN,--,T,he stiles - X"WliCatliaie been
liioitbd ; good' 4, quality domestic. at $1,60 ;
inferior $1;53 ;Jr bushol.—Rye, considera
'l3le gales °V Pennaf at 80 'a 77 cents, being.
alarther decline. 'Corn—pribei are steady,
-with §alei,! iif - ivOild', ' ellow at 7`4 Schuyl- .
. ko - i Cm ,to 70 • Oats ' No sales of Southern
/
';oB.tii, sales tit soil left' afloat at 2$ bents,
, small pareeli itt;3o l a 3t.• ' : .
WHISKEY- - --Aii bbls. has sold less free
-1 at 31 cents; hhds. 291,4,6ceasionally 29
:entri..-4Pentio: InirUtrer. - .•• •
____,_
. . .
• • ,
• FLOUII.-The market remains in a calni
- state. The receipt.s are light,' and transac.:
lions' appear to- be confined to - the , retail_
The - wagon price is uniform to-day
at:4l',so; and sales froin stores are , making
at X 7,75, tillich is considered :the fair store
price. •.-
- nett' crop,
'which is now ;'being githereci, in; Will not
only abundant. in quantity, but exceltent_
in quality r , The first parcelsci- m -AtlA,cli - _gei7 -
erally rekalles us first front Virgilitfc-rmay
possibly appearlii the:cotirse of the ensuing
week. A small pareel.ef Md, redjat_2l,3o
-yesterdayis lie-oilti traniaction_oLwbiqh_
Ave_have _heaid this week: - 7-;,,
WI-llsKEY„.;—'r he , ,Jutitkel , lids
quiet:been
hrougliOUtshe -week, 4:t p 1; cents . for;
; Wair,on 'price of :tibia.- is 29
cents, exclusii , e of the liarref., The in
"spections of the week -comprise l ;22 hhds;
and - -977 bbls. 'of .2 hltilsi4rand -102
bbls. were received from the Susquehanna:
EMI
•
. , . .
_... •
•TM Third Annirersyy of th e,"Oratorical Socie ,
ty,of Dickinson InstiAtte" will be celebrated in
the Metlindist Eplaeopol Chtirli, on TUESDAY
EVENING. NEXT . ,'l7th instant;at Welock.
The Rev. S.-S. Reszni. will deliver the address to
the Society,- • -• .
The pyldie•are retocetrullaimnited td attend.
....,Crirltsle, , lnlv:_l o ISM • ' •
, O _
•
.NTIC.M • - •
- • - --•. ....
LL persons arecaminned . 'against' piiiihfimi,k -
CIYIII3S lIINGWALT, WA note for VO, given,'
by -me 'to him; on or about the 21st of - June.,.lB.sB,pny-:
able on demand; as
, • Lwill not pay the.same . unless
compelled-by law. - - .• •
. _ • • • -ROBERT ;ARMSTRONG.
- Carlisle July 0 1803 —BlO
••
. •
rriNi4E Anditoranppointed by the . Orphans; Court
11,, • oFCumberland county, to marshall the assets of
the estate of Janies Maefarinne, dee'cl;,t and among
the creditors of said deceased; have appllnted Friday
theith' day of August next; for a hearing of said cred
itors, and ndiustment•of their claims; to meet at the
house of F. T,eN. ler, Innkeeper, Leesburg; where all
eonSerned-may attend. = •
•
- WILLIAM GII ; LF.LAN,,
SKIMS WOODBUIIN.
, , • • Auditors.
July 9,1889.-6 W. ,
TAKE-notice_thauwe have applied to the Court of
_Commcin.Pleas_Of Cumberlaa - countyjor the - benefit
of the• Insolvent Laws, andtfie mid Judges`have ap
pointed the 2a Monday of August, (being the 13th)
for the hearing of us. and our creditors, when antL
where you may, attend If you think. -- proper.
• JACOB . MSS, '
• • JAMES MOORE.
, ••• • - • - • HENRY lIAIiDER..
, July 9,1833.-3 w. . - : -
. •
111Y-viitne'of a writ of. Venditiani.Exponns to . rde
p_-_.(11 re ote (1 e sue (1,-o ut ,o f the Court of Common
Pleas OrCiiiiilierliPrdWillityov ill - be - exposed to - pnb- -
lie saleitit'the Court Douse ui the boougl) df Ciuiible,
on SciturtZaylhe ttth!flayof August. mal t 18S?, at I.o_
o'clock, A. DI. the following described real estate, to
. ,
Tlte, ore
aad Furnace. estate, called
.:437ottlit-'llolly iron H arks
eomposeti of aereral adjoining and contiguous surveys
di iraaia Of. land; „situate . ircSouth 'Middleton and
Dickinson ton%nships, and containing in all about
7689 'SCR S .- -
OF •LX..1.0); be the vtme more OP less, bounded by'
lantlS of MisYberry '8).100;301e Thompson; Vitien-
tine JHoffnytn . , - Petir' :, Ege, - Mont Honk,- Thonins
Weakley; ';ll'illiatit - 2'Weakley; Donelll,..Sayntie
l
Wenkley, the heirs of 11Xnpre;.dee'dgiint ethers;
together minerals, _and right of
possession of diggibir,nntl'l4l4ore; or mining ?re,
or in any may.Ottneited nr appnitenant to the - saki 1r on
works Otntei hay.inithereon,ereeted
riltittickA catot
F
one. Stnith'Shop, two CarpentOx §hops;:a WarehOW,
an (11110;...tlio -111.4Yi5iOn-liontOs or stone,: each:two
Stories high',..a. Bonk . ktorn tind Stahling,..rul
.TEN - EittANTS'
'used' and'riOottpled svith . theleore works, n small Grist
,SIP!, with 411-4,tho,Wter rightond.apportoronces in
- .01 belonglna' ea
a . ane, bigot ;R epi arittitio c,'# of
jOnicfpflity ,- gls late et 0430 :
'-, mi• ,
TAlietltiethfiat_l43l,l'.ll,Nir an' laquisitio -ir
',.•'fiiicrFPafilti,iii•ef,"WAti-9,a;7:orkilie OremliFt..
la e 4411'i:ea AV,ai*lici)eqcapefl, imThokstlav
interi•
eit6itioq
(MO atttind:= "Anr ,
• •
_rflts Ve - ra r • ,
.%
7lXT:At=,ittlien tlio ' stii;soiitiev neni .
,A 1 Cumberland o onntx; Fa., ort•
the
.23d tioy - 4tine lopt4 fl4V.COlai'iopp'ased be
r fir mu Ohl hut Stock;txtplt.ttrOoik
'sol nlEig*hlte.t.preon,tts:',foreTiOsit- The °No? r•
•
li R3' ar '0
I told tie itoanix;
ACCOIII4IO ,421417t,.9T4g4.017,.`.:
NES
c ,, ittiptit sktitlii . • -
‘,.' IVA& iubsaibenAt r-rank.
tintr
00,V,T,SireLS pip' MEAL,'
'WilTeii;4l,l).;:iati(elCAß:6l. *cash, in'lex+,
change , for Elnkse'c,(l. fbr ntiiett nraeln the highest
skt All timet be allowed., . • ,
*-, ' J. 0-1,03E 1 1T5 034: '
3wV , ' 1 - • -
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Plq.Mddphia, July 7,
Balliiiiore, Ju1y . 7,4 888
Silt' RIFF'S SALE
• Tt: ' , - 4"-A r e - 1;r4i; 4 47 - Of
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THE t FIRST ISTIXBRIL 07,!, : Tqc. 'istxTr.Vsliit voiuma
THE NEWilt - ORK Amnon
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by Harding, and a . vignette title page. These will be -
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from...original paintings exprcssly'for, the Work.---
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I fifty pieces of. rare, beautiful, and popular music, ar
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The New Volume will contain artibles from the-
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. . -,,, .
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table.to the opposite sex, ' ,..' '' • ..'''•'
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present volurfri. • •
trYSubscriptions received by the Postrnsteto, Can , - ,
lisle. ' - .._ ~ ,_• • , - - S. - July S 10 . 39.. ---
Tnr.'nrnorietir respectfully informs the . publie iri
general that he is now ready to -- accornmndate a-large
number of Boarders and - Visiters. - The Springs arci
situated 4 miles north of Carlisle and 3 miles south
of Sterrett's Gap, oa the North Mountain, in n fine.
healthy, and romantic-place and-pure air. ---There is
an extensilie. Pat/lit:Jr Estagrahment..erected (both
warm and cold,) and .creey necomModation may be
relied on..
.Inly S , 183 R.. • - • -
N. B. A llsrotrlie run drily Cr...ln - Carlisle
O the Springs for the accommodation of
• -
•
' ItJTI ON. . •
•A number of Pedlers and Hawked--Lava beim:- •
travollirirryound the country, Irnposint on the corri. .
munity, hyseprosenting that they_arer engageii ..
Concern.
•
This is to oi'oe notice '
that we hade'notiomPerUer.
or Pedlers, either with wagim or on foot,. diiposinti
pf merchandise for us, and that all such TiCr9ol:ls,
tbuti represent themselves are deceiving the oornmu- , --- -
nitv.• • . • • AANOLD k . CO: •
Carlisle, une . .
•
The subscribe ~hailtig,laeen. appointed by thetOki...
phans' Cntirt.'nf nmherland cnnnty, t 7 rnarshal, the'
assetta in the,bandeof I%obcrt Admlinstrater
-of-William-111 late of Allen townshipolie"l,,
will attend nt his Office:on 'Wednesday the 25th:day
of_July, fer_tliat purtinse . :
HUGH GAULL — KOHR - . --
„,-,-- SO
June 94,1838.7-1 t
.
South Mountain' - 14 Miles l'i:sitaf cham:r . •
.
bel'oblerg.` _
•
HR
•
Subscriber thankful-to the public for patt.: .
j• favors, respectfully informs them -that he will .
re-open.his.Cold Spring estahlishmeet for the reeep—,
tion of Yisiters directly nfter.the4th of July, and+wilt,
spare no efforts to render. satisfaction to whoever mar
fayor•hini with their coinpany.-.;• . ..--'• ' •
. . •
• HIS TABLE. • ,
win b A abundaLtly suppliedwith ',..ne'besethe contr.,
try can afford-his'B..3R•.i , .ith the choicest r.,iquoraj
and But S,7',IBLE with the beit of tied; ' -
'To persons acquair led with the - . lib Tirr.iofe oil.
Silringi its loca,tban and' ralubriouitaii ' uothing need ,
he saioltn.• recortr.nend it to.- those %OW desire the in
vigornting 'effr..ets 'bf-dlie, tool: fountain, and pure,.
health-insVrin'g :breezes, Or who wit& to escape..for . '
sensor from the heat and litti:then-of-buriness to ens
joy the pleasure of a•rettle . .at arnidSt nature's bowers..
and alonx side eftorteof her .:most.'delightful foun
' tilittß , --ThOse.'unadthutinied: with the advantage of
:the ''•Cold: Spring..," will find no more satisfactory'
way of becoming better informed than by paying. it a ,
CIDEON
.
17 .
• Cluiziibershurg to the Spring, tur — arba - OK; again, can bcti
- - - - -
Rat. : •
011DI.VANCE , •
Tae the, eym,
ftiiillier,,iticiireytt 'iiptiise:r of •
ef: &little; hy their tOl,ll
tisgt,the min, sl_4r_, tl .
litAeotia;:r4se(Poirl,leined•
.01,traustlee - -of h
'Clifieter;RlVeortvrotittrii--.6ve.tifid tition the inhohi=
I:tor-m.0f the .httrouat ofcCmiisle, for the veor 1888,tit — ,
freff!ty.' ..e'xi.e.nocit the Borough,
to,and meet saes apktiriations ne the:Council have •
'reatlcl'or oltollfrekt time to'time make for the nsuite;
S 'May, 11138:.
T W' .f ? r,49l'l:"ll " filill " FiKKIVE iTTS .
rtefitdEet.of COWL
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I~; ~..un~39;°t533
Ls or L't•• :savoilant,4 4 2.
. I ).tsEFP:. v
[u Oe subscriber At Bosser),l.l,lA', ll ,
for w f,cy A:A!),
ARNO
jave'teibirlit' sutotiinilnick"
fribcti.:llcAbszlne;.i-,t\,1,41116,,,,TAP0 t
10-0 i , hrd tithrt‘
aditite#.roAkor v ,wiliAliv o re:.on t*.o4 decieoiti
140.1.4 itty4ll3;elltP 4 A 6 o ° l tlt he r :l '
•i - 'gst
‘ :.;15.0431rgi:41fi 1 Z5,1 4 : 13- R 4 0 4 4 13 *K.:
Gf every variety; rerelyed and for,!aipliy,
. • - (110 ROMIZ.
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NE* iroL,UME
CARLISLE SPRINGS.
D. CORNMAN.
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