ME
licaiiiiinfattaaric.--na - c) 444 I
,
' t,he of . ,'Cuinberland County.
tipw. offer Myself to your
'
p' Consideration as a candidate for the:office of-, •
• . SHERIFF;- . ';...• •
find shall lie thankful for your` support. : '.. • '.
•
township 4
May 20, 1840.*
• .irii,ffie...Ekclo/!*. Cumbmsland Coinyy: ' •
, brier myself as a candidate
Tor the offied of SNtERIFT un
- of at
the ensuing Genera , Eleetion,und :will We - thabkfal
— Jot' your steppert. , . . _ . 2
W M. M. MATEER.S.
Southampton township:
May 24,1840,
. . .
To. the
_Electors . of Cumberland County.,
~FELLciw Crriirriii-14LofFer ~myself'as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Said..pounty at , the ensuing ,
General Election ) and Niiil be thankful for your
sup
port.
. ..........._
• Isteivrille,APril .22, 11140.—W
• •
• :To --- 1116 -- ,Yoters. - of' • - Cumberland county.
• FELLow • crniirqs:-,1 offer myielf to your cou
sideration as a candidate for the office of
. , SIIERIFF,.
at the , election in Cterobernext:.' If elected; I pledge
myself hiierForin .datiei 'said office with fidel
ity and impartiality.' . • • ' Yours &c.
•
PAUL MARTIN:
Shippensburg, April ' •• '
.
. .
_To the _lector s...of:Cumbeilawl ..COunty.
FELLOW-CITIZENS: off s et . myself iis a ealldillate
— Tei : ilie oftliea - sineat Vilf ifiacounty at the en — T
suing General Eleation, and will he thankful for your
,
support. • •
' .. Istew.olle•, April tt%1840.
To the FreC• and:lndependent ._Votcrs_of
. • • • ". • - • Cumberlawl county.• • •
EI:LOW-ClTlZENS:liabinft i!iyaelfitiyOut
cong(le - ration, at the ensuing , election, as a can
didate for the officeof.
SiIiEREPE I •
- .
--- teal 'would fesitectftillyaOlicit your - suffia - ges forthe-
THOMAS CRAIG HEAD,
.South Middleton tOwnelaii:
April 8, 1840.—te.-
• To the Electors of Cm . nb . erlawl County.
rovaelt to your con
aideratipTfor the officeor'SllEßiFF , at the enattins
- election and respectfully_ solicit.yOur suppert, Auld if
eleeted will endeav o rto discharge the duties of the
—offfee td .
. •
. I ECKEL% .
- A1ii•114;184t
rp.the Electors of .Cumberland county..
. FELLOW-CITIZENS;—AtiIie earnest solicita
tions of a .number of &leads, I am induced to
. offer
myself at a candidate for the office of
Silty r Lor, . •
of Cumberland county, at the next general election.
and rceimetfully Solicit your Suffrages. '
JOHN . SOMBECK.
New Ciunherland,3 • • • -----
•
• • • .
To ihe Eketors - of Cuntlierlan4
FELLOW CITIZENS:-1 offer myself as as a canni
-date for the omee of Sheriff of Cundierland county,
and will be thankful for your support. -,
• , . JOHN WYNICOOP,jr•
of Westpenttsborough
". Mxrch 18, tslo.=.-tc.
r•l'filhe.gieCfol7 of-Ctintbetiatld_COyttfit_:. _
:reit/Ow-Citizens-7i oQci suysellto your coreaera
lien aka candidate for the office of IBLEARIFP
sit the ensuing election, aud•will be t lan tut for soul.
GEollot MATTHEIV§ - .
Carlisle, March 25, 1840. ^. • • •
••
. ...._ ~_ . ..
7vo' - the Voters' of . Cillnberldnd
... ~ . ... „ . eotenty:
G ENTLEIEN :-.-4. do herehyoffer myself at the next
gene'ral elyetion for the office 'of SHEiItIE.F of said
-countanil,w_ould_he thankful for your support.
y,
ABltAlrAllf - 17A1VIBErrro N,-
- ..,.. . . - .. North 111.1ddlpton township.
. . ...
March
_10,184 .
. ..
, .
To the Voters of .Cumberland County.
.._.
FEtLOW CITIZENS :—I offer myself na a candidate
for office of • , . • ' '
SWEVai WV - . ,
at, the, enAitint- General Election, and . will be thank;
01 for Jour supinift. .
June 3,184 Q - 5
. . .
Independent Electors of C,utnf rt.
- •
Cirairtestarc—l offer naiself as a itindidatii . .flir
Abe office
the',:nett genera t etectioui and shall •,•be. thankful
for.your'itulTrages. Should Ibe elected -1. dig- .
eliarge_the., duties of • the office to • the best of my
- judgmeat - and abilities.
. • • • THOMAS HARRIS, .
• • South • Middleton township.
July' 1830... :
• , , :IPeineltatoti' & liehiiialt,
. . - ,, .
• -,'OP'TIIVI.VN Sl , ' .
~:,1 .„.. ~„. -,. : . 0 ,,,,i,r,v.,:ppi.,),,,, , . ~.. ~__:,_ ,--
... Iteweetfaity inform . , the, eitioeuti .of ..ptirroio
ta
, . identity, that they, have °peed( ot : Mr.ltheetn'a
nthnooStere,,near Mr. , Common's larern, 'North
- - : ItWergyeet:ttiobwitricaitinue a-itioit-titne, where
. . .44litrei.far itni:9 -.- • ' .•.--• " - • ' ~ . -
----tititit:dold;SiFei.abd Tortoist, 4l sheit Frames; with ti.
. iiew'and'irnpriiett attioeinent of Gleams . ()filial' Omit'
-.- ..... OP‘,itagtatoret:...,Theste,Glar;ses are of the hestlind for
reseivint stint improving the eight invinitinued read=
___...., obt_tit ttrAtitig„wherelit they do not tire: the eye; but
,_. eiliengtheri'and-co*itYvTgthev,itiioni----They-are rcecm
i.' ..-.:9litei'itredlifthic,atotifeelebetted Doctors and profes
• , ':. 2 ~.Altio.SPy Plaoseo.of7tite,v6y .best. quidity; o.'lifeig..
• " Aifyingr,Glaisee, :or. every . deaaription,'JPltiroacopeo
~.---.-. -lola.fifferent-ratignifyin,g,pciweriaatLetherwith 1114.
'Aiety• of ii•iiilei:iohe .o o lol ) ine- ;: nOt, p ienii
o optical', and 'ether, Itiateitnents; sod 41Q8CN
iit9tinksiid;opigri4ly repaired atishort ootiee. ,
..Tft:4l';'reltitrittiroytii .stdeet. : Gloatea tti • 'suit: the
~::. "kat oftiers‘r,'Oit'atoon'tta: thoyliees,,lhat;.tiptitilie
first,trial.".: ,`., ''.. .." .'
' ".' , `:J ~" ''''.'' '." • ~„ ''
.'' " - Atplat
s'.i'MAKl' '''''' ' '''' ' ' ' ' • - '
••
Vjrzipia, .Statc• . rooltgry ,-,
Per-Coda-Ong the LeeiburoAc a deruy
, stud tor 'ether
hurposcs.•
• ' ' - --Clase No: - 7; for 1140: • ;
1ie 7 44 - 0 - Tp 1 .741 - AkXatiillieVViaon -- . si itur ekl y -29th:.
'••. Augusi;lB•4o:, _
.73' - ,AiloO'ber iottery . -42,
N.I)'SCREAM:I • --
- *Cipitat 2. 3 o±-42100-- f lon
priO , of- 0.060;.6,566,5,070,4A 6 0," 2 . 50 % , 5tq ,
Otr. prizes of 'sl 6300, 50 of '2 t.)„ 60 .of-200, 63 - . cf
'• t Of 100, tio.L.6zii..‘ .• '
Certificates of .Pieknges of 25 W hole Tiek4ss.l;3o,
• do;, . :25 , "..dn•-,pq•
- • ••• • ;•n? s? - sal:tarter; , ack :62 •gl
1148111111iitiosiTOR , • . • •
HE:partriershipiU,ilte Business, Ordersiiir . Tiikets nod Shares or Cerfifi
mll
ptes
Ileretofore.% J B . F !. R of i'oniss .. .,..tres qiea.fiore.lo3tt_ert re
xrvid:OAlVEL -HOU homes „ursighead s ottenteu to onu th e drawing sent I !illuminate y onee . kt
kfon, '''Addrb'B;
• , die ;ori!loq,; piy.t7,--,lll's,bipOseius'ciiinin4il by ;-.I?..§,GRE.GORt. Co.,..7llo.agerett
die:o,6;ll:yr • ' ; tv . • • • Ypalit.),ooll
MI
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7 -
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Alf
AC4I , .
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JAMES EENNEEIY
JAMES REED
Siket Sprin~ . Townaliip_y
WILLIAM
,
. - ,
A:FAmILy AtEwskAppal.--DtirorrOp iymvirs; PoLITIOS I .ITErcthOR I O,,THE,AirES ANDSCIPNC*; AGRXOCIARTItE, AMITSFAMENtit
• - nkigier's Notice
July.2sth, ;:
Ncitiee is hereby given to Legatees, creditors;
and-all other peritons concerned, that , the, following
.accounts have-been filed in this office for examination;
by the accountants therein named, and will; be pre.
Seined to the. Orphans' ,Cburtof Cumberland ,county
for confirinittinn and allowance on Tuesday the 25th
day of - August A. p. 1840, viz:
The supplemental Ailininistratiottaceount bf Leah
Evans; Adniinistratrix of Owen Evans, decease-d
-.., The - Administnttiqrr account- of William Brown,
Executor of Magdalena Wolf, deceased. - ' • •
The - Administration. account - of Frederick Won
derlichf AdminiStmtor„Of. Sarah Bimini, deceased..
The Administcation'acCount of 'Samuel S. Sinidi;
Administrator of Capt. John Smith, deceatiedi
The Administratson,account of David Hume, Esq - .
AaniiniStrator of John Ble'ssing, deceased:. ,
'The:AdminiStration ace:emit qt Curtis Thompson,
Administrator of Jane McFall, deceased. -
' The, Administration account of John Halbert, Ex
'ecutor of - Oliver Delancyoleceased. .
. • -The Administration account of:George Kosk - , -
-miter of John Nickey; deceased. -. : -
,-The-SapPleMentel• and final:- Administration-Re
-gotta - Of - John - K. . Loognecker, Administrator of
Henry - Loneecker, deceased: . .
'FileAdministration accouninf George McGi nn is,
Esq. Administrator of Hobert Lawton, - deceasetl.
-TlicAdmi strati - 6e itcoontofJacobLongnecker,
Administrator tifElizitbetitLongttecker,deceased.T' -
The Administration account of James. Weakley,
Administrator ofJciseph Shaw, deceased.
. The Admildstratiotraccount of Andrew Blair,
eenfer - cifßekditHirkleyTdeceased. • .
The • Adtninistration aceount.. of James Graham.,
:Executor of Nancy
You
The Adininistration account' of Mrs. Ann Culin,
Eircuirix of Thomas McMurry,jdeceased..
The Adininistration account of Isaac IL' Parker,
Esq. suriving-Administrator of Gen., William-Al
exander deceafsed..
•The Supplemental Administi.ation'nccouirtbf
liain Line, Ilso, Excentor_OfJoha.Grieker, deceased:
Time Administration account of DavicliClever,-,atuf
Georgd`Walters, Jum,AdministralorsorChfistopliMl.
Walters, deceased. , •
The Adritinistration necount'nf. Jacob Gross,,A&
mititstrAtor_of Elizabnth.AakohartAnceascd—......-
The Administration account of Lnvi• Weaver,
-AihnifitiatratOr-of Nancy-Wetivdocelis - 61: -- •
• The Guardianship account of .Tomes Graturio,,
Guardian of Auttersmi Orr, filedliy Dr. It. G. Young.
rho Guardianship account ot 'JtimNi 'Graham,
Guardian-of Orr,.filett by Dr. R. C. Young.'
The Guardianship' account :of Jame tN Graham,
Guardian -of Martha :Ann Qrr ftle:d by Dv. G
young: , •
The Guardituisyp account .of Andre ,
Guardiam-Of Rebecca Moore.: . -
. . -- ISAAC . ANGNEY,..n)
Fresti Medicin
subset4lic3:llas receutly rece4c large
tional supplies of
. . .
Colors .- 11)Ye-StutiM
.
Linseed 011, Spts. Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Pain - -;
tees' Beushes,Nornisli llrushes,lland Krtislies,
placed :011, - Iyert fine) Spet !it -Candles, SOaps in
Glass:Lamps, Cap and Letter• Paper,
Fruit, Spices, Perfumery, &0.-&o.w-ivhiclrhe•will sell.
to Physicians, Merchants And, others, wnovr.saltm Or
t t g e ly ET f A or 'n :Z a ,...h; -‘,.ll:llr.se:r.,..:tarr__-0....biu_it.,,,b-to.L'iattiot:e. w h o 4
wish - to - purehasent.
.
I— August 5,1540. - ,
YJ S-Tl[Jyri&-Logwo 0, - .13rtailletto,
icarugua,-iustie,:Madder., Alum, - Cochineal,
Lao - Dge, glue Vitriol, copperas, Wig°, Qil of Vit
riol, Nitric Acid, Monadic do., Solutiou of Tin 1 the
above-will be sold low for Cash, by,
. • S. 11LL1014,.
AT IlijkAAIL-TReit - Piekling r
— Vintitkept
constantly for sale by
B /VI!! --st-TIVDOKs-A 6°OlY of . 198 arti.
• S. ELLIOTT.
. • •
9NEY—of a fine qinility, forsale liy
S. ELLIOTT
••• . •
tlit 116614 g aboe the sore ofihe subscribers,
lIITNEtt MULVAIkIIt:
August 124810
- 51 - eth - antes•• nr-g - Line_
Vgt
74;-• . ter
Seitzveat • f illeciiiiititibetil;
-- -Plitlitailphiat • fie ,Bituonore.:
ROAD OR CAA
PRE subsedbers.grateiiil for past fziyois,
""- beg leaVe to inform their friends andlhe public
getieralry„Slatt they still wintinue to Fun n line of
burthen Cars rept la rly . betWein - Afeelainicisbarg
Philadelphia or Baltimore,. by whicit.goodenntl,pro7.
thee of all descriptions .will be forwarded With - cite
and despatch at the lowest rates of 'freight -
I.:Yreduce will be received , at - their • Ware ,Houses
iu Airechnuiesbmg, and forwarded .to either Pl E tilai•
jlelphitt or BaltimoreoccOrding'to thd 'direction
of
•- •
The highest price will be given for. :Wheat
• ••
. • • DRESBA - Cp Sr, AtEILY. •
• Plnif,ee'nf and Snit -111wAys'Ice'pt on
hand, and for.sold unite low'est. prices. , • -
.:July 29, , . • •
if,RlttpLlATri-T•-vilLrk
- • _•• • .
, 35 295 - Delloi§!•'..
. FIFTEEN. , DRAI , FL. IIAI4.OTV ; t
• '. .
State of .IYeitrierspt Letter!'
.
1180. : To, to bo • &Imo pt , Jer:a.....y City
on Solut'dair;.Augnst 224160, - 75 - 110.
• • , • • -
• . SQIIEME.—!CA ; '•
id 5,294: 10,515, 5,000,, 4,000 3,000, 2;500, , 2,250,
2,000,1,750;1,600,' 1 , 5011 ; t AOO, - 1 000, ~.
A156;50 pi•izes of tia ,000, 50 of 250, 50 of 220, 50 of
60• of 160, 60 0150, 6001130; . • :"
liokete VO-41idsgs suptiers
.
Certtlicates o Packagao of 25 I: el ickets
• DO• 110 ' '•', g 5 Half: do: ' 65
Do • dcr. V 25 (barter do • 62 '5O
MII=RnM
Edited Wise the 'PP roprieto; 6y trat4 2 . Cartisie l County, Pas
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MACHINE' -,
Patent iflorserow: .
THE great encouragement heretofore received
. from the sale - alms rimehines, induces; bimAo
fer to the'publiOsi new and, imDroved Horse Power,
Which can he shifted tear ortout nf, gear by keys,
and Shift the band to givelt. fifedifferentievolutions.
And he has no bcsittitionin assuring the Fermiers that
he is Miyv. able „to feirnish then 'with an artiClethr.su-
periorto-those-nianufactured-heretoforeor-speed
.and clean threshing and ease to the horses, he' be T .
levee his machines,to be unequalled. •
His price is sl49—seventy dollars to lie paid cash,
and the balanee Months,for . wlich a 'nute.'Wilt
be - rbiluired with interest: Any person piirchasing a
tianchine and upon.a.fair •trial; lint being pleased, can
return it: He will at all times "readytu furnish
thera thel'Shortesinaticei dram's tram distance '
will be punctuallY attended to. '• He will also .repair
. , .
machines on the shortestnetice. „,, ,
WILLIAM B :MILLIbAN
Newvipe, july 29; '
IN. pursuance of an order of the-Or-Thane : boort
-of Cuinbcrland aountf, will be extfosed to pub
lie sale,•on the premises by Public Vendue or outcry
on Saturda y The , 22d. of August next, at .12..
pooh, the following described real,„e'state, late the
property orJohaStough,-Sem - deed.; viz
No. „E. A tract of Lime - stone :Land, adjoining
Stoughstown, Newton township, in said county,
bounded by lands of John M'Cullochi Sharp's hors,
IlrOwbawell's heirsolie'llarilsburg and Chambers--
burg-turnpike road, and'other. property of the. said
John Stolighi- dee'd;containing 105 atres94i - percli
.es_strici measure, of AY hich.about-1 owa oi•ee are eleitr
qd, under good fence; end -in good cultivation. The ,
improvements arc a large •
• . Two Sloriry' ,Sto
. te
KITCHEN, -
•
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now, Oceupied as• a tavern, a - large. BANK BARN,
TWO FRAME' STABLES - and other out honks.
A fine young 'APPLE ORCHARD and other fruit
trees, and a never failing well of.watem . •• . , .
• -N0 , 2.- A tractofLimestone I.44iti acid NeWtou
townslaPrltonntlettl—by-lands of Ski lea Woodburn,
JacoliDeltzlyiacr,yolly Fulton and the Harrisburg
and „Cliatnltersburg road.,,.containing„7l
rim:R . :nu( 29 li-10 perches. (if which about' 42 irate are cleared, in good et l•tinder 'excellent
fence having thereO . TWO STORY
AND A HALF. LOC A . vur; BARN
AND ,CORN UDR RD: There : is a
good_Orchard and:Oder Press oh the preinisei.
•No. S.. A TWO sToty. FRAME HOUSE,
A STONE SHOP,.A FRAME SHOP and 'a4.-LOG
nems and "perches of land
hel'ete - Piltached, situate .itilStiiughstosxn aforesaid
otinded by lands of Mitchell Stewart, Samuel Mel-,
ingerotid tract . No. 1., aforesaid.-
-=The-terms-of-sale-will. b&-,made-knciwn -at:-the,
into mid _ place ofsale by. •. •
•I. JOHN- STOUGII; Jr. Aam'r..
- . g .) : t 9 teugb„Seu.dee"d.,
- .ldly 15, 1940.-- , -.tds . ' .• • . • _
Ipair,
=
State
sT - oi u.
Situate in . Nort" r h - WS- t
- U Yt - •
c o 2:‘,.*.r t. -7ef,r i livynesezipills and
five from
•-
f ,
n ou bfe-BankT - Bilikosi: - . :-L--_ , ,....., , .-
under Part stone with four stableit, with back and front
'shed's, otie of which is a gritnary with a cellti.under;
•• • '
Ailr EX CELLA/1 1 7' ••• ' •
RD i" - •
together with other improvements: .Ahnut liXlO •nert.„ .- 41
I are -cleitred:iiiider g-otallenee-and-int-avotl-stato-of
eiltiVation, the retnsuader is Covered -with gomftim-;_
her, n part of which inLopust; springs in nearly all
the fields, The Conodoguinet creek. hounds this farm
on - one.side f2Seperehen, which -will afford-a loention
for water works. Any person wishing to purchnse
tt
lam Of this description will do well to it, as
Lam determined-to 5e11... , , •
Application can be spade to" Vatentine . Sholly oh
the tarin or to the subscriber in CmHisle..
" - • • ROSS LAMBERTO'N.,.
July 15, 1.440.-'—tf -• • • • '•
c - The Rxaminer, Lancaster, Mid the Zagle,(Ger
imutpapeaßeadin,,,,*: will nbove for
bid, and fonilitiifbilliiiiilliifOleefor collection: -
S. r:i.t.tury
11,A •
. ...Estate of . Conrad Li'ckerl,. deceased.
1 te.. . 4 . 1 .171:,TER:g TESTAMPNLAXY— on the, las' t
: .. Will and Testament of Conred t cke - rt, fide Of
t borough of :Carlisle, dee'd. have:heen issued by
the'llegister of Cumberland' county t:o the iindersign7
ed residing in ,North illiddleton township, to whom
all-peisons indebted to said decedent are rtNitested to
Yrilikiljiiiiitediate Payment,Mid 'those liiiiing oluime,
igainst_his estate, to, present the 'Same,. properly:an
thentieateil - flir settlement. • The- Exeeutors.w ill „at•
tend at the 'Militia !Muse of Jahn Co'rninatt,,V.sq. in
Carlisle, on Monday the . 10th of Attiust: Mott for the
purposes aferegaid; •
=I
Nortl:Middleton,Juty 15;1840..-•6t
el ii,v.Atqsr. A.llO. PURIFY YOURBLOOD:-
,
Thin Can be..eilbem ally , done, by,Dr.,Leitly', s
SA LISA PAIIILLA BLOOD PILLS. 'Now. iii - the
-season,,Ah.e-S.Pking:tiote_ASTat„±hen the r _gross Int.
0101*AirtIte system ought to be rernova fromthe la
dr.and the , bloc!) : purified, thus; prev,eming-the sin
gular, and' . unpleasant feeling common, to all; cif: a
ilizzinees,.4lrowsinesi, weedier, heavtaesS or the-lietid,
and Other feelings, Ovilig, rise, 'to 'what; is 'generally I
called the Spring }ever.
-----.
~ -1
IpaZdifid -100011-of-Dr,-LailyPS-Blond- pills .1
'have been sold during the pCit year, at retail alone: 1
Prdera have been receivetefecM the South and. Wes t, 1
duriog the past month, toe More than .100 gross ! I.lms 1
showing iliegfetit itemand foe' them, rind preying that . '
there -must hose* cetteaorditutiy estate to...4itoiluee
it, It is easily explained, they , nre 'the Mildest - lied
.safest,purgative,:as well as the ;melt , effectual in
cleansing and purifying the blood, and:of rf itieid rig the
piinciPal 'Causes of diseasieiei ilisaniereil. ;They-are
sige,heeittaie they are,„watranted free 'from - Minerili,
and maybe taken arithout dim; restraink'from or,cops,
tion, or a fear of taking Cold froinfihele iise.l , . They do
riot' ebikitate the system as ~dd otlteir pills A na 'Purge
tiveit their -- operation is-gentle r but..:alviayo'effecto*
'flithave elicited unmet-otos „testinitudals kept -Otif ,
Siciaturand others♦ which accompany, the, 'directions;
and aiiiinifidetitly Ceennunetided , in , lthitiontin At
Scrofula, - F!'ry si elan,V ' Jaundice, ;Ileartbutia,
=-I)itiesses
thor thO.liverrakie;-,bonea,,ankglans,.,PA,of
,tlie sitlea;:aloug 'e baidi'andapine . over the regtott of
the hear:, and stomach ,lWaril Seviiit, bail taste hribe
moulbi foul breatl I i PlattileOgylndigestien, ,, Want'_ar
Appptiteoour Eructation illak.A . oidPico. of the
Sol
iitidtkcicerodliiiietifiAie nose,,throat andbedy,Acaly -
E,f t ipliiiiiilifillilealfatafilte . illcinT - Deplut& - wa ter y ,
Cessna pus As of the fate endbody,Tetter and
toga/ore:pi, Sw lliagind hardonloc the :glottis of
ecli,dntlie v.tlits,`_beeist, ged.i toblich Coughs,
Liver Complain t , yS t e - eblitsh, l ty,c... :ndalt the oiliol9
iirain.9(ilfseisisiT,CCultfog troth Alpertty of:fil)gd,
COMittfutietial.Dnieiscii ISM., ohlyin -Philadelidtia; it ,
.I/r..lLeidy.,'s licaltlrgnaliMdar,o: 2d below, Vine, at:,. . ' - : i l
...,- Also sold by,. I' Elettil.. ) iOggist 1 2 4'1 0 4 ` Ca k l9 W l4ll I
itre:c.,,teii . J. Long Et A:' Fairer,. IhilgOliffi;',.Laacasteri 1
VeterlltOotp,pkigglid Eas ton;' W. W.H. romp; Drug-
giSLlVlllion., ' r-, - 7C'.— 4 .a ',,, ,, 4 - i ~...: 1: -: . . .?'
1 ~,P50:1)Y, §:FroYAYS9* ik.: ,DiNtaZiAq;gg4,
rii . 4l:c; Pp: [July s ..2.9 . l2;i2itrate,
'Pike 215'edita, , is'Bottk.-'
,
17SVEI
1711M.11.11110TD&Z wawnpersizalmitrgm av e . ataaui
, .
:Opphams'. 'Court-aie
JOHN ZEIGLEH,-_ ,
• •
Ittt*“.
rmpOrtani Leiter -- (it Verve '
• '.
°Kinney, orVinois;
Mr PLEASANT (111 )1 7 41 10 1840 ''• .
Dr. A, 0 Henry; ; chaiiTh are of tie Whig
Coairzl commitieek lllinois . - .
____,__ , .
I t ear Sir—Yeur letter :4f the'llth ultimo
Which you 'mire done •' nth toad-
dress to me
,on . , the 14.0 f
,the Central'
Committee; his-this truint,ent coine.to hand;
and I regret that I arri l en'fiiidisposed (litn•
14, O ng. c:qp w el e r
ei k b e: s s e : e w bbi n niy i i t c h e r4 Q aet a ir n iciet lf n r
j e t
bt
o e v i
i d e wia r , fever) it
e h:
of
r i m ll Yfulely
i ~
7c. ;irfy:rohustiln.ol7:6, shell be for -three
a?,cimi
n:
_lAri a Al:: ' e n i
a.
.isvc,:wi,:w_irev,
Generalo.B,ay e daw..u.
... r oewi _ 1 y sesaup,
irelsallt O tiityknocb u tu_dbuhi r _ mt
nniteesiia :fi rvyci:
ari,ei r :erd i al:idiaei t )stft .
rti
iv;.ai i t_en n iceinoilie t rnitn: e i i
4f;igti
of
mr
et :
:a g riti::: : :s6:l:9;: t_ hird
ij,e - m o seho.nals,tem r resypg
_itt y, delo,_ebo::::v2.ol,,leceoli ,- ewdgsr ; tayezaiidtvandel
itvii:sveir,-eiteese-ct,:e:nl3,:_ilivpi:
were -: ,,,,a)enpyier
iceiood:ront,nittreo.itf:it
~
4
~sp o r . ,,
ianvi fo ew .: , t e i -td , o e , ,
w00d...0..), State - liegiSter; : and other pa
ir,
, a oa n t d e ` rt
is l et t o v p o ero u e l pp d lu ' e
b . t h :v.i a sh ;
ai ik ),
will t p h e o r s s
es ;
upon the Sub Treasuryscheme some yeare
ago:-, ,e t lod l . t i
ir e ;: - na l pe e spt t i t or e ; i it - r is e ; i ns e i r te r oth e d
,I:i t e e, ,1)
which
r i e e
t x r ii
st r e t si oi e n : . •
a thnt‘ateningsioirnoirtlelt
n i i l ii i ,i t l l l e e, s r :t: iid an b d r _ in Ja g yki ur al o t e e o • p o l u e r ta tra p d o e vi3 a r n iy d ,
and want. -- -- 2 ... 7 ., --
a p l r l i d n! , : v p i l l e i
a s h w . li ! l e r !:
I - - on Continue to;', voe Ste the- original •
t; l 7 a n iß al ti l re a n
carry out;: and, in vie of which promise,'
.1 : wormlY---suprtortoil I f) ill ,eiectipil
Presidency. But Mr.,Natt Buren has him
self abandoned' those original principles of
"General Jackson by thri -urging upon the
:people the sub treasury stem, which the
people; din:igh' theit i t . elliate repreien-_
-tatives, : have,-liirice 'rejected.- --- When - ; he
first recommended thealloption: of the pre-.
sent anti treasury sysient,lte piomised to
go in accordance • with the wished of : the
'peoPle. - -He hats f4ibd to - do 50.. - 'I iliac-,
fore, am co_rripelled /frotna senteefAuty _
to myself and to In country, . to say . that I
- d in
-not ifee - di yiela:Liyi _ tid circurnstances,' be in
t• until I. cattE, - rt ' at ,.. l eas t '
- w , - - - 4 --x--r mt - . 1 , 1 -,......t.-'
Iperons, independent, and' happy Banat-Ni
-1 thaw:any - other - nation now on - earth., and
.what, let me ask, is the ctindiCon - •of the
country nOVJ ? ° • - .
Let , every.true lover oil his country,
eVery true:Republican, reflect _ upon the sit=
nation we are now placedrio. -3.;eltheid
remember . that in, all toiletries -where .the
•SilliVreasary - is - iii operationohe laboring
classes Iremain in pofertyYwithout any
hope of bettering their condition—the rich
growing-richer-upon-daily the labor .of the
poor, hnd- are in consequence enabled to
sup Port thonarchy, prietterafi, and aristoc
racy, 'which, when convected together, are
a trinity of 'articles which no country has.
as yet-been able to coispete With ;
.and the
warfare against Which' has a
coat money and
_bleed' . enou_gh..;to make - every- reflecting
person cry out,, in ihnianguage the pro
p
het "Oh that my bead were waters, - .and
piy eyes
,tt ' feuntain of tears,- !bat -I. 4n iglf,t,
weep over''the misery and:, f!uiferings
,in
store foi.the people cf this natten.- .
' A Standing Army mita - , be - connected
With thie,'abontinabe scheme; and not
withstanding ,Washiigton, jefferson„ and'
all their successors io.the Piesidelitit Clair' '
deirn to . Mi. Van Berea, 1 recointivetid e
mail number of' trcops in time, of , peace,
yet we find that,: tilt . present 'Executive,
through the
seeretaiy,of,)Yar,'fias recom
nndel tlm-raising-ef-an_srmy-0f.200-togft
men; -one,lialf to, be tinder• pa, and the re
mainder ready,to be called into service at a
moment's warning. i. . .
The'power which such: n
aariny Would
lire the Preside nt, both physical and 'pnli
g . . t
"fli6'! are-40 be called trafiiia,•in
-tical,-muit.-.--be:-evid‘nt-to-e' ySry--re'fleeting
man,
stead of regulais,for the piii'Pose.of Sem
ing to diem - the right of voting, which is
not. allewed in multi' troops; thni placing
tinder -the control of he Presitlerd2oo,ooo,
voters, to be Used aiaym lieiff suit his - ; n-7;
teresi. ' - And - shouldlie-at ati)i 'tittle be dis-_
4.
potted to place a Cr vn. , upon. hie heed, he
mouldlate at ,
' his' mmand 200;000 bay
- These'are some I: the principal ccinsi
, deratiOns• that' have induced mete' pledge,
myself to support General - 1 4rillialn,Henry
Harrison ; , 'owl I. would appeal at this , time
tii . the 'Original Jacksonian , pentoerats - With.
liotrt' I have so„ long acted:iNeobd faith;,
to 'say whether t Mr VO'llure_n did not '
senNt penulatity.t i'And•l. - Would ea, them
:nisei'
tide initd Offiiie`:67.iit wingrilikPcii. Jack
:nisei' if -- ther did-n t Vote-fdo_fitr.Virll.:..4 ll l.•_
ren bedause he pi. aiiseill to catipotit !Ake
democratic prinelp
es of General Jackson's
-first to ackhow.- -
• . .
ledge-4hat-ii.dittl-- .I__.:__ ' - R._ 1
e is _..,, ..
i 1 Itytheeond place,' ask : Pin- if.t he
Rkilibliceti paity iitith'i which : L=Aicte(l*
1451*,tinti 1813;coititituion,voy portind•of.
that'Perty , 068 lioSiioitoid.:sli. Clinton ip
opPeiifien , to Mr. Madienn IL? , lii , ,hostint_
i.aiy , li.titii iiiii: , , /rho' .Olittits ‘1; tit Chin
ton ; Orty:v4tif , 0 36136 0' OM, li - ; . ' iffia"sP
Way's' terrned . L. t ese'dayd; .40 1 ‘ 0 ,'Ailti : liar
FederW otiityP I"Ttipi Optioited 'Mr: -
.. ~,
4.3linten btleause ''•Wan'a ••rank',-Vedelittilit:
=1
and an tinBdniptorliismg opponen of , the
war. It Was on that ground that't 4 self
- opposed him, believing then;rasr Ino do,
-that, his electinn would have proved ruinous
to the libertiea of the people. That Mr,
Aran'Huren 'then , supported De Witt. 'Clin
ton is "Matter of history which• cannot be
In;_conclusion,l-would-affectionately-ap--
peal to
_the .old - Jacksonian - Demierats to
come out boldly and' fearlessli in favor of
their criginal_ principles and,-their own pe
cuniary interek •Go to the polls and cast
your votedforthe Old ileio of the Weal
the than whin fought the battles of your-'
conntry, 'and to .whom you are indebted, - in
a great measure, for yoUr present quiet
homes, - and the - liberty and - freedoni Which
Nye
n-Io w
a...ev n e jo th y honor remaii .
- your-; --
==-=obedient-humble-servant,'
• WILL4AM KENNEY.
Facts . to be.Bemenibered.
• 1. In 1837, Thera , was a 'surplus in -the
National•TreasuryofFOßTY MILLIONS
OF ' - • • . •
__2. -1840 the oration -'ia•- TWENTY
MILLIONS IN DEBT. • •
3. In three years there has been an- ex
penditure of SIXTY, . MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS,--vver- and above_ the.-annual
re-ventie. -
Farmere! think of the 'above facts - as you.
toil in the. broiling heat or apummer'ii sun;
Refleet- tkat'the wishes:Orillie - preientio*.
erning''party are that' the wages of the, la
borer be redticid,. in brat. that ;an - 4.lfaust;
ed - Treasury- replenished i - ancl- and
•ber, also:, that no redeetion . -in
the.salaries of office-holders. •
The President will still get his .$25;00Q
The. Vice President will still get —5,006:
.The BecretarY - of the'l'reasurywill ,
still get his : - • 6;000
Irhe..Sediretary of_ the.Navy . Wrintill -- ! ••
get his 0,000
The Secretary - of
,War will `still get
his - '6,000
Tlie-Seeretariut-Britteltill. still -get
his • • • 6,000
The. Postmaster General will atilt .t-
get his
. .
--Irk---way- - -06-money---goes-.!--
.. In thi3.'ooursi3 . iif n peoierftil Speech made
some, time since in Congress by-Mr. Prof fit
lm
. f I n diana. he stated' some. starilin .' kl acitip.
A. , i......--- _ ..
people liadl been s rime '
ridis the: following items .of steamboat con
tracts - for 1837 : 1 ' ._
'For Charter of Steamboats.
i'vatchman _VISO:per day or $164,250 pee anuuna.
Alobile , .. . 465, , do, t 69,625 do
Anna Calli P tul. ? 480 146 ' lo 4)00 -‘
and,2 barges 3
ileury,Cronat:ell3 oo 'do 40. 500 do
liyperton 3OO - do - - - 100,500 -- do -
Lctlorc 200 do 73,000 do ,
Charleston, , 3,750 tier mo'dt or 45p00; • do
Florida 3,000 do 36,000 do
Julio 'McLean '3,000 do 48,000 - do
Gondeo 4,000 do 49,000 do
John Adams 4000 do 43,000 do'
Altamaha 5,900 dO • 60,000 do
3,500 do 42,000 do •
ft thus appears, said Mr. P. that there'
were clifirtered, - during - the year_ 1837,-thir
ly-five steamboats, forty-three. schooners,
1-two„sloops,[twenty_-sve brike, tix - ships,
making . , in all one hundred sail tldve'n
chartered, in a single year, for the prose
-
I eution - or - ihis Florida war--this
which we a nation of millions, have waged
for years;_ with some 500 naked warriors.
And, besides the one hundred and eleven
veisels chartered, I find upwards of one
hundred codtractVe7 some
[ of, , them of a'
Very tale amount, for _ transporietion of
[
troops, orage, arme e — horsee, &ding
that sear, for this, war. -,
ant' 191 d, sic, Abet a steamboat
was offered to , the Obvernmeitt. for about
$14,990,--aUtt _Teflon* , Ilk parelidee,' they
chartered her until they rain
I all told, sir, that, Plank ill6(?Te instances,
has cost s sl,2s pey'foot„, o r $125 ,per hun
dred fee,t. ALSO thol'firow oo l l hart ecisr [ l . l O
per Pord.".. ' • [
In
-asether-partf—his-remorlis he.--eited
this case • [
• Rae:nmeni . ge , 167, ef_a4 session of 25th
fmngrees e , a letter of • Mr., reinsint, Se
cretary of yhr,-- lii=that-documeni 1 4nd
a comunicatinti
,froth qtlminiesai
m r
(•I',eneral-of-subilsterice,tiiitlyeeed A:7
POinsett, And, I there perceiie,Altsethe gov
einnent4- after purchaeing unnecessarily, it
vast of provisions; &c. ; ” far the
army, sent 'int4 the Cherokee eotintrye s "
and, hiving' no nee
e
- 0,1; and 1'1104111'016 an abstrac,i that
cerinnunicatian: , 1 ••
."rhe sup [ plys sold connoted of 50 bar)
role' n0rk,'3645 1 _barrels'' fiance - 62V6aft - elf ,
bread, 272 110.'btitih. beansitel4'bni 3 h;
earn' Meal, 169 corei,so6'huith.,tildt,
75,027 lbs. Sitar, 41,297:1bEi: Coffee, 5430. 1
Lbs. rice,431,000 ; tbd.' bacim;', 28,181
so*` _,12110 .lbs, candles, 381' gallons
whiskey
'the fir!paratiis, ^ incir , stalee,
'Weight's-and ericasitrart,-liedf,tyitli the "Not
inikettrnopg Were eerviCe,Y,'These
lialtkprodueed-tliet-iiet sanifottlls2ill7.:9V!
Dtslts
any' gentleman here ., any. [•[ there
any of who Wishl
ov,p ,
eitv ron one: tile : - lioa - iktliit...rithie
o f•lthe , Adininistlihiont,pinitirtr' ',ll f reit g lieift
ImKthellitiAn'Attrif ttir 40$ thin Stiteineht.4
witat[do'.t tiroye - ‘ `tif.ig; 'lllt4 Ctiaikt•
ThatAhiryiitintirdtitiVniTtintiplteW
=I
EMI
MIN
,"eolleCted nuneeessaiiio l :Vo as 4411ap:
pear, by the accounts of the Department
upwardssof tNvo hundred and sixty thousand
dollari, including transPortation, commis
sions; building, "for
. their preserve
Lion, Sk:, and Vie& edict 'hi , this all wise
and,competeetlAdministratio'n ' for less than
one fifth_ of gest,. __,Th is , sir,- the- manner
in - tithichlbirmeney - of- the-people-is-watt:7
I will ask, the gentletadn trout ;Virginia
if.- 'was_ possible 'for -'apy . ,lrititest . titan
to aitticippte such injuitifiable- squander
ings,of the public money ?, It seems sir,
that thm2B,lBl - pounds. of soap were not
needed by the. '
army.. It' ought fieVer •to
havelheen sold sir..-`lt should have been
shipped to. Washington,. and - would. have
served as a fraction of . the qunntity - requi,
Bite to 'Cleanse fOul' Administration
But, 'sir, 'twill' give.you another item of
sales of stores, &c. urchased mmeccssari
lyreti&sold' at auction in the Cherokee
country, ~in and embriced in the
sane communication. - find, sir,- That
cern, which cost:;the Governitiqnt at ledtit
onedollaritiia Italf,.and in manj , instances
two dollars per bushel; and accumulated
unnecessarily. in vaist quantities,:wati sold
by this economical ikilintmetration as fol
lows • ' .
3,381 bushele corn, at 11
5,276 do_ - 11 5 7 3 do.
_4,000.3_74_,:-7. do - 10
400 • . ilo . 4: 1-4 do."
4,38 1.-3 do ' do. -
This, Sit, is a spetinion of . , the . price at
this. article . was sold, ' arid thousands
of. dollars .thrOwn away-in this. one .article
of ..cOrn:..alone. • TAO,. sir, ;that
emu • purchased at double .the . usual cost
were sold ai 3 I=2 - tents - . per. bustiel.": . This
corii-and.oatS were not damaged ; for.
report states theta to have been sound and
the damaged . torn sold" iieparately.., I could.
proceed,: sir; -to .-enumerate hundreds , -of :
_cases of
. tho same nattirc-,buf time will net .
:No mondeCivith such conduti as this—
such proflgacy_and extravagance, 'that this
anti-bank and anti;credit Administration has
been coMpelled,to- isbiie million after Mil
lien-.of Government Treasury_Nottitie.
in "less exceptionable phrase, Y4n Buren
-
shin plasters.- -And
„yet we-"occasionally
hear the Globe. talk of :eCononily
Otit..ulion such shainefess
hypocrisy'!—Philadelphia
0,000
when r:
-Nli:'Aii:lilreu W 4':
the following > t tsir-
signs -which have just been carried into
feet.! !, -, ..c . . - • .
... .
Mr. Van iliree. - while playing..Mirilifei .:
in. England, contrived to make himself un-,
dertitOod„.lle...oi4ps the London . Clironi -
cle intimated, induce Calhoun, OClltifile,
BXneroft; Prowesen, Leggett, and other
men of talentit:prepare the . publeymind .-
'far preaatires which, unless afiested,iire
sure - to change our form of Government. ,
Hut here - comes the' Lebilinf. piriPbet:f f"-: , - -
[F/vs.:4o-Sr. James' Chronicle of 24 Sept. 1834.]
. . .
- •The. People of England ma y - tit:Avlearn .
.a• lesson on .Repulli9ilisli from its most
._brilliant , ePecimen, the gOveriunenr of the
United States...' It has proved a splendid .
failtire:. ---- Van - Burenr who- - --learned-many--
use ful--tactics--iw.this-.'poufitt i y ,, AoilL 6 ring:
r thedenOoriti round db . a rational oysteni
1 of Monarehistobedience,.. Dentocracy__is
the-hest and . most powerful : lever -in the
world; if prettied judiciously: -Monarchies
1 have'been!opeet by ii[,..,' .::.I_, ,
_. v .. - '
..-- Van' Buren is said . to be a non-talented
man, bit he keows . humeri . iiiitiro ;'. he,
knows -tiffs countrymen too, and he haitaid .
the._fitieeKtrairk'llrat.. eve r - was_coneeived.—.
He hai pkilailtidinf - the popular .old - Pre
. sident to set an example of absolotiOnkancl
I independence which
. perhapo.n:o "other man
in •thdt country "e'ould have attempted.
lie-will. imitate mildly and, cautiously; brit
havingtne support, of the democracy, lies
will.andoribiedly,eirdceed in bringing• the
r
whole' Union: nnder :the ..sway . .ofi a f l ew
enlaVgird'afid . cultivated minds,- yisich are
ilt 7 ..faek the source. of Stability and orde r ! ' I
ever'? : eouitti r Y. -- - ....:. : • ~,
:The-,:p,eeple Aannot . govern- theinael es,.
any More than; a : pUblie :10101 , 06140 verli
itself, :WAWA ~00.4.itifierinteriende
,Of a
miniti.';' Llt - Ottuit! be7-therely . an incessant
round.Of clamor and. contention... We'fitv'S
now, more'ope for Anierica than. -ever '-'-,:wo
-44(1,eince her declaration . of.lndepetidence.
Mr. - Martin Van Thirrin . pas 'succeeded in'
running dewn a National... Bank, which was
theinost.lpirmidableObittachi.lo Executive
coritivl,4and,hati ',Collicitedji_hislandtr_.the
thigtirt,ofscrlooif tertin.;atigteiteinit:ti Utionii ' 1
ivhicAOreardrate together an'itireae, hint
Illiwardirlike the- eteeds-'of: Pegasus'. .....,_. - -
-'.Fltrifltepublie.-of the yliteit.",,Stritei:like
Mat . 0fiV.4111.41.r111 become tecome itii. oligarchy',
,botit will be, leis V - 0 - 3 - .aler - iiiiiilekViriinore
en nrinkone.,.... wiltnot! _ i ii.: enters,. e
'.eedirt.e....a...a. Plerididttutn:loalla.bli.el;V,....,for'it.':h6
arieriat apring.e.:*r,f2, 0661064 . .prosperitY . ,.
r i ti b itb itmti."foreoootil,,pti:::6l:7,.. Mi:virnolch-d:
not depend upon , -the:diSeitielLettimache:of
EtriliPifiiipi Ateldififil'-aettin? .yVori"fifty.,
laFia:l::sdin;',6,l3El:ol4o74lyinii!raasivoTlici.ri,:i!lonae'i:ii:illtitrP:.,..ttet *:4b.;:ii.eitire,6:7lltrie.:::::::9o;:i;::aiiii..ii:Aorn.:;igetdl,-:'
1 .0 4: '..l* Ai tilt 4.-t *O.
lOrt•Oe(itiOlifi.ol.4,PA ..,. -. ;.-3' , -. : f ., i , ,':.; . a,i.
r' .''.,. ....,.'-. ,--,,:,----" ''.','''... .!.4;' , ,
.i , l','' , li' . tiijiil ,. h. e . ' 4 4 . _e s iii. tie:..i..ed..Yii.,bls•lidlig,
.Are24,.:aifit=
), - eras'ent 0f..,t1t0 MelstAlXtra,..
..(tary.stif.,._
I=ll
Aft-AW_%
MN
ME
aitt Nyt•
_am. ma 31100 deb 41.4—5f00
the fedi in Whip P4a rem
" " r*"
dent of the ,yaited; States, • after ,urging,
Congress tti raise astandingarifik of ,ooo
000, men, and to.impose:, upon the people
a direct tat et ferjx.orSty dollpre per marA'
for its maintainance, still continued to tei
ceive the support. of. a:portion of the ho
-nest yeornanry - of the land
exclairrr,7-,`:llo;ariirit a ' _
to.haie eidited in- 1840 so thd
spirit of '76 1"---Louisville
. . .
•
' The Shinderers. Rebated/ -_
. . .. .
.._ . -
. Gen, Harrison iti-eNaiged Ei,- la itielide
of'having approved a law - whilse`Giwert„, tt, • :
of Indiana to sell 4vitite - men flap- s(aticivf..:-- :
li l a ii &triple te ietufation' Of giiii.. fdul- add_ __
-in fainoils-slandee,-- r we- refer- iiiii — reider - to L--- .
the'election returns .frogtthat_State--in-iL--
nother Column - of this thi,fia . per; ~
He is eliarged also s4 . itri b'ehig d Cove!
ard” and. a "granliy,":
...,_ , -;• .. •
. .Fora triumphant , refutation iil l . lliis litig 1..
cidous'slandeettre refer to the election= re=
turns- in another column _front' * ` , -.61 4 Df•-;
KENTUCKY," whose gallant 'ionti,:hi, •
led to battle aiid to victory.: Thek.khoit ,-
how to appreciate his " - t/OWAIiVOE . .".-=- - ---
, ' fle,is charged, also with being an' won:
tionist7 -
.
---- • • _________
A , • • , o•• •
For a refiltattolitit this charge, .we refer '
„to the,scturns•Of
hlortlt,Carolina;;anil..Loaisiana-11.South~ ;.=
crn.States. . . • , .
If the result of thesp ; :efectioni will' noJ
silence" lis',onemics:outheser•subjeete,' did •
same gallant States, I;a — cket by the - whole
Union.; will silence .theuir - •
. . .
-.l,lllr,,HOward, the!Locofoeo. Candi(lnto fur ,
Governor of Indianan§ ".n resident of Parke`
heaeFti. 2.11tY &fa: t§st
when running. for cOngressi' he
majority in• this county.! '
-.-- THE; DUEL. - -;-The' last HageistiivVit •
•
Torch. Light has . the •-,.
'IA
_duel WaEr. fought' . Wetlneeday: -•-
*kith' two miles of
.11ancock„-near the'.
road leading . from -thatplace to ilath,ltfl '
Morgan Co, Va., between NAL: Yrice,"
esq.• of Hagerstown, atid - the HOU.' Francis'-
Thomas, of Fieil il{; - One ,fire was' e . •
a_vg 411_011 effect. .110—challenges- :
wait then suspended and an, explanation;
satisfactory to both partiestook , Place.— • -
2P—XilapettilYfenlith;',lM6uurvvic.bi.v. ,
I t less, to
about three months since._
CATMITROFIII; 014, IMMOOF yytg..Sllool- 1
•
110 AT .Emp - .—The Puff:do .Kepunireau con-.
' - rains the
_following, account,tf •ptis shodk
ing disaster, being an extraCt . of_
front-Ilenry R. NV illianis, Esq. of that
dated` ,tfthifitraidailk...steattitii.4o_,.
Eric . :
clack t~iis morning, we had' an -explosion;
on bdar:l this boat; paused h?-the
ory
or the Seentir CNA.' Six stelkAA 034(1,1y
scalded, four of ‘hoin wily probabq
.
'Their names. and . occupationi;afe ag' iroV"
lows -- • . . _ _ .
• .- .
William Daly, fireman, sligh 11)1' tli4rlei i . '''
Ilatnbertibido;not;_diiiigeibuiSlyi Eilwarir '.„'
-G.-Eytiviit," deck'. hand; bh111 . 9 p' Timothy
13irneley,".tle:c16. - ' Andrew . Loney,' work= -• ,
r,,i. - -'-` • ' _I:,
~
1n.,,, , * his passage, Q.,
...famel - Ctirby,l3tiffw f • ---
ln, deck passenger_,dn: , - . c :.,.
. Mr.- Raymond - BabbY,',.siterifl .cif - ti;e ?
Western District, U. cabin passenger,' ~
jUmpe'tlfiimii the stern of.th.-bogt,'inid be- 1
fore the entail-. boat ,e'4 . ..fnil . 4' ye t. ^.'ilti , tbe • ipot . • .--
ti . lterlf, Were
,Illitiatlf, and Mr. II atbyiltil,? .-
Who had also jumped into, the - I-list:Mt:
Babby sunk. Air. thimberlin vv,A jfieltecr
up and laken,ttilltihsliure,-.._tilteitllik,-.,ts'el&" - -
lug well.: .. , .. - •
, .
.
-' fani'we)l, and havelieen busy since the''
aceident,..in doing what I: etinli)....,ttp"...r s elleVe r
,the sufferings . .df.ttie persons ittjurid,:. , • . • .
---There is not the least blame-atiaChed kni '
the engineer, or . pay.nf.,,tlin offifier• 0:' the,' .
boat,".. O r e . Are ' carryini.,2o . indliVel l '. Of
:'team .only ; she ket t uently earitaii from'
28'.t0. 30 inclics.,....llf,Oked at the
ikettilittites'befiare tne eitplosidn,'S'ind - ' , sher , •
was carrying nnly'l,9 inches. - , , ..),
, ....,.., • 11.EN11,10.;1•Ait WilltllAMS. P '• , •
Capt. Titus was:not on boartr .
.:•. ' ~.
• •. ,
V:01411#01144104.:-14 et alt r
e$
whichhad-discovered the', neit:ce
i t telee.r i cetittAeti ttif •trA,and putting
hie :bend into die' sAvrilldyett,,tylg -
AlaSi 'nqu3ii lie IV quid . ; hive ;.
withdrawn, ' found his - throat 'ski: ,
distended.*: his. sutpter; dint do couldtine •
baelt;v? - it t h-. hit . 10,
11.1._
ex
exposed_ Ouglink, fpm:the ..vvOndrreeji l er p .
pnle;!..l Onion ition by' •
R ictitAVnlitAi r et
triVed • • -
M
EMI
game
„ Mammoth: .Sbeletorat., , -.
.gailubitehn.d tris..lll
4c.ee,h-of-thatyi. hee.)o?
:a . three iittputlia i , tour ;.ep
eearelt .6F..efe*
ether : r e&r hte.
Teiktelhat-lie-haei „ -heetioit
his t daich,ciexplerallol ll
home, with-iiitu. , two emelt.
I the e ttsiiifrtit;W; ( l l itVii*k i .ic h
the lerges Lever yet
to-be IS feet:in height, at
taie‘elfea■eireunifefetti
',liiusf,:, , ystitre- %7ilt-Ai/16W
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