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IVEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 183 L
OF THE "HE
UA
:TO THE P .„ -
L',
conneetion..with ihe HERALD ceases. Two
reasons have-principally operated in induc
ing mei to wi thdra tv;--. want. of-funds-arid
distaste for the business. I have no doubt
that under the Aireetion Of . sume other . per
ion the.,•pubiication,of the Herald
shortly 'resumed, band rendermore.eitio:
. tive - snpportlthanit-has . --dOneAle";efOfore,
1" Those who have paid inadvenee: wily be
served by my successor for -the full: term
•
of their pSymenis. , '
' Standing Cointnittee:
The Ilattisou_ Standing. ConiOttee of
Curnberlant.l - county.; arerequesled to► meet
at the public house or C. IViriefarlaitc, Car
- lisle, on Saturday the_ 30th inst., to take
--- .. -- the - necessary - measnren - for callirig:a.Coun ! -
. .ty Convention to appoint. delegates to. the
• State Convention; which is to assemble at
Hairisbing - , - on -- " - Wednesday the-- lOtb--,of
- -March:next, for the Gu:
Lbernatorial,Candidate,
•
• . • GYM. M.-PQM:ER,_
• JOHN: J. MYERS.
. ,
. . The following• gentlemen compose the
Standing c'orninittee;— •:
Plieholan. Dr. Larne. liew;
. Win.:_li_o l __orter, br..joh.n J, Myers,
Carlisle ; Jamen.Weakley; W ni. Gilleland,
• Dieliiiisoin.4-Siiiiiiii7,o;ister, :Rupp,
E; Petinti..uniagl ; •,Daid. - Leckey, -- .David
_ Blozity, „Frankibrd ; Win. W Boyd, Jacob.
•Helllehower, ; Sand. 4.. Alter,
John,:arantlt;_Bl,oproe r: Sanil..-J. • Metior
•pock, jiieob' Waggoner, ; Robert
Wilson; Geiirge Singizet, jr:-.MeChairic:i
-hurg-; Henry _Brenneman, Lewis Young,
N:. Cu:Oberland ; . John •lliifeti, Joseph
MeDarmonti,.NeWlille ; Tins.. D. _Urie,
Jacob ltershey,•_Nor_th r Middleto, -- Issas
• Koontz, Charles 13re N e
• '401)4 Rtrint - Stitart, - pens
hurg borough ; John Rano), Elias Hough.
Shippensburg tp. ; Robt. S; McCune , Mi-
Zeigler,:Southampton ; Peter'.lyle:.
•Laughliii, Isaac Caurtnan, S. Middleton ;.
Christian. Coffman, John Martin, Silver
Spring ; Lewis EL . Is' G.
• , Da
-vidsou,,\VaVeritiabOroUgh:
, • . .
- - •CoxvicrioN . :—N-' man--nanied-Jobr
ley. whir hae made himself quite noto toUS
• of: latti by .the. novelty and dangeidus ten-;
(Jenny of the doctriireS whiciche preaches
nd'practices, was, on Thividay last, con
victed in the Court of . 90firter Sessions of
this 'County Of the critife of Adultery, and
seWtelMed by . - -bis z t-fonor: 4tidge HEPBURN
to.one, year's iMprisonmsnt, to pay a' fine
Of one hundred and thirty dollars, with costs
--- &c. -- A I- , the, same time; a
womurf named illusste/Mort, - 'his paramour
and dupe, was convicted of the same 01. 7
_dance, and sethenceti to six mouth's hit
prisonment and fined one hundred dollars-.
RILEY .11as, -been for - some years an
- erant preacher, and has been attached: to
several denominathms of 'Christians, , He
hgen abbiTi by. every whitd
66(6110,1 - .601 he":•lnis at length adopted
IliWiiionstrous opinions.of Theophilus - 11:-
• crates, of Pliiinclelphis,. and has begn•
-:gaged for the last six months or sit, preich
tipihe :doctrine iirtWristians Bolding
id.l-41049 lit - cent mon? even' to a Priniacti';
• ous intercourse: of . ..the -sexes. Strange tI
it may - . 40); Riley — sow;succeeded, even
,
this county, in obtaining followers, some
. of, Wham 'were reSpeetable and iu good
cirroin.OwncigiAle has aliend done. mtreit,
. - mischief, by , ,proptiga - ting -- his
,pestilential
and itg'• he"' arrog cgs tO f
- 'Something of ,the eliaricter and sanetity:of
a 1 ropfiet, attd..believes Wins - elf
hie..lft r Om: the 'Wttaeles of -mate, the igWorant
' antrliretlulintS, ever ready to e•mbrace any'
i - ea ' sity deceived :by4l-40,
.ahallotv . ptetender. The strong-arm of the
'kw hag,. how_pver, interfered, and prevent'
' deeeiiter :from
-tiOipg further barfly.; •,'-.
WOur readers
_win observe in this Ent.
the
. fireeOetiteffe'ef o tncetincof the con-,
tributors to_
~the, 'Aipr'e r ntiqes" , Library by_
which: they ; have transferred Alle books and
Other
property ^ of illo 4ibia4.to the ichool.
E.;' dirsctors. fur the use :of -tlic otliniott scluiols
.31151 - apprentices :id this borough. 3'lle
bp.o4 :iir'!illti4OFt. l l**iie l etited thCiinili
-41:f1u., Under the. hit pression . :tinti, , it ,, tvill ` be
voinki o,l4,i;')ic kiiiirli, 00'4 'ili B.•iii - aliiiie:y
OP'kiFiretypi)Oite : titinitig# l .o.4 7 illosyilr
.6,,,Witp)7o:eis..,44•Natiianiel zil.-Antilim,
s staunch , Whig, was, . on• Monday ..,eifi r iiiit,
inst OticktAVA:iquitithei : . of thi) 27th Con
-4* ** o - K0;00 1 /I ktiiigres#ional-Ois iiii,
41 Nassatititiieus;- ''' MK Otiracif ho . tlfsi clear
ISINENE
GEO. W. CRABB.
majority : , of Weveral::hondreg'
llianis.*Ctoc4the '''preseni hieniribent,
and all the scattering The
vote stood
For Borden, •+ .
•For Williams;
kl2=
Borden's , maj. over 'Williams
The Massachusetti Delegation will thus
stand, Whigi 11, Loco 1. 'rhisAr: Wil
liams; whom the people have spurned.'is
the same
.gentleman who contended that
laborers could subsist without meat. •
PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED
'ELECTION. - •
On:Fridey_last, the_right.of,Mr..Ne.y_lo,F
to the'neat'whiCh he 'oecupies as a-140e
sentative: from the Third Congressional
'District of this State, was deeided.:. After
along 'discussion, in which, the: claints
both - . Parties ',were. : fully urged . upon' the:
house,.the renolution submitted by the cont
mittee on 'eleetions'ivad adopted by a 'viite
'6l-I'l7 in the affirmative to.Bs.in.the- - nega-•
five.' The resolution was -as follows
"Resolved, that Chance Naylor was duly
elected a member . of".the House of RePre
sentatiies for the .213th Congress from the
ThirdCongreisional District of Pennsyl
vania.". •This i•e'sult'intist-be the more
gratifying
.to Mr. Naylor,as there .is,astle.;
.
tided majority of :the - Members opposed to
• .
him in politics: The. folloWinradminis
tration men voted iathe affirmative:-Messrs
Carroll: of Banks of 'a.
Hill, and Shepard of N.'C.; Butler,Campt .,
hell, Rhi3tt, and Stint pter of Soil; Johnson
of Tenn.; 'Butler of - Ky.; Cerr;
Carey of' Ill.; and Hastings
-- be-perceived that-not--a
single Northern men had the independence
to vote on:reason and justice-would dictate.
Net . One:Whig .. voted
. .in the negative:—
Thus, is - this4cing - disputetl qbetiPon nettled,
Mr: Ingersoll has consumed; the tittle- and
interrupted the ,business of the'houte,7aild
.
together with his witnesses; pocketed large
Imins:ormoney as pay and mileage, when
as a reesonable . men he must-have knoWn
that he- had not-the - slightest ground'. for
pontestingMr.'NaYlor's ] .seat.7' In spitelof
all the blustering_of. the, Federalistsi'unt a
single illegal . vote was proved'againsi Mr:
Naylor. -.How it 'willbe wben"Mr.:,lftge,r-,
'a'setit. in--the nest Congresd
is epinined into, remains:to •be, seem It
.is.well'hnown that the records of the Phil
adelphia cotiris shortly- befor& the erection
were filled with' hundreds of false and
fraudulent' naturalization entries by some
one 'lto had. free • access to the books. — It
in; also we . 'll..knoWit that in several parts of
, the third district / the polls were blocked up
_.by_ltiretl-hullien,-antillie-Teaeeable:citizens
' wet:6 -
right 'of suffrage. • •
Pentnylvassia Legishiture.
IN SNATF,... •
During the past week, petitions for the
election-of- the-- Canal-J7ommissitiners-bY
the people, by the. Legislature, or by - the
Governor aitd ,Legislature jointly; -- Were ,
presented. Also, petitions in'fii;or of re
pealing • Ake• law prohibiting the,. issue of
notes of less denominations than five, dol.
lars; - and some: opptiSbigl_tite -repeal of this
law, and -many for 'the erection of an AS
ylum for: the 'lnsane Poor: Mr. Strohm;
from.the committee on hitt:mai improve-'
ments, reported 'a bill to provide for the
eetio.n_d_canaLcoMmissiotterst-althati
act to incarporate 'the . York:and - Cuntber
•iand 'rail nits company. -On Saturday: the_'
loth, nomination of Anson Parsons
as President Judge of the
.District was unanimously confirmed. The
resolutions . relative to the sale aril ilii;tribu-
tien of the .publielinds were taken up,••and
after a. good deal of discutision, passed .by
a vote of 21 09. Nays, Messrs. Brown,
ctispiNjegely,_Gibbons,•.HaYs,-
Patteritim, Pluntei, Sityder (all Loios,)
Miller,•(Cumberlatid) voting in , the affir.
motive. The•effect. of .thess resolutions is
to instruct our Penattirs-,and request our
Representatives' t 0,,•. vote in -fai , tir Of a' :law
dattributing: the proce,eds. .of - •the -- public
lands • , arnong, tbe,stateS, and .againg any
• pre.Mnption thro,witig .open'the public
.disUaitt4o all - who Yilay.::chnose .to settle
thereon:
J 4
1: -
As •in the Senate petitions yvere':delly
resented for the election of Conet•Coni-
'tinitinitnera, for, and . against the issuing of
ernall notes, for the'erection of 'an asylum
.
for the ineanc, poor, &c. Messrs. Barr and'
Juliiii'oit suiimitleil`respiu of iin favor of
the distribution of the:proCeeds of the ptib
liclands,.vtoongst the states. . Fenn 'and
w;ere, elected, printers of;
journal. ..toseph , Eltrenfried
,of the
Gernin.JOurrull, afid - Venry-Mantgentery
of 'the bills. •
gouteby a s.,ote 9f 47 to 46, agreed
tO . o4;ameedntifitt to the.bilt,',proildlogfOr
theqpiyinent of the interest 'of ;:the Stale
,debt,. which, plovides i that instead of.se ltng
pSt o f 111 e, !inie 5ti)04 . 14
shall orio wt. WillAQ(1!) at sitto:,orlinterest
cent. , „'ptlabi '
er=====m
(~ .4 - 7-
...,_ To -,..1.ir.
Since very little- Omit
lives of g‘eiiit iin - priipirietiliiiwbied trans
acted, Numerous Oetitione 'lnOWbeeil lit
tered; and setae
we deep oi ))ttla yroporto ocolo' went.",
fee. - the itth'
4820
'0730 -
in thellottee offiepretentativos,'Sr4t
ot Berke county, itibitiitted"-the .
which t" , i,ae laid on she table, and. ordered
to be Orinted '
202
-,...-
590
,
•Wherea; it is contemplatediy Congrees,
to take such disposition of, the, public do
main of the United gitates, - fis wilLbe
equi
table and just to dui , • several states com
posing'. the. Union, and believing that an
expression of opinion by• 'the ` people of
PennsylVania, through their.repredentatives
in the State, Legislature, on this all iinpor
tent subject, marnot be without,ti 'salutary
influence in the councils of the Nation ;
Therefore, -/
Resolved, by the Senatend Heim of
'Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania; in General' Assembly met,
that the public dornairo i f the United States
is - the property :in com - mot - OVthe several
states, and that tltis sate cannot, under any
eireumeldnees, convent 'to surrender `her
claim - to - a just and'equitable - propottion — Of
the proceeds,, which may arise from the
sale or other disposition thereof: • '
. Resolved, That -the: , menibera of -the
House of Representatives in the
,Congreas
of the United States; from this state, be re
'queeted,, and. our Senators bre hpreby . in
structed, to adVodate - the,passage of a law,
for the sale or such other diaposltion of the
public domain,: as .will give 'the several
Oates, the immediate advantage of receiv
ing and enjoying a just•and.equitable pro
portion of the proceeds arising from such.
sale or disposition:- • •
. • ReaOlVed,- That , the .Governor. be re
quested' to transmit copies orthe foregoing
resolution, to each of our Senators and Re,
.
preteritativeiliii Cogress. - •
Mr.' Johnston submitted. the following
Preamble and .Resolutioni
. which. was' laid
on:the table- an - d - otderectto7, be printed, to
wit: .• • • ^ .
Whereat,' A crisis has- occurred in the
financial policy of this - :CoinenoniVealth,
which demands the anxious and 'deliberate
consideration of its citizens to prevent `the
deplorable, result of a proitration of our
.National aith : And whereas, 'our ex
hausted Tinosury. cannot".be repleiiislied by
additional . Loans at a moderate rate of iii
terest: And whereas; the . people kioubt the
policy of increasing the State Pa — it already
swelled to an enormous amount-by making
loans upon loans for the payment of inter-_
est and extension of- improvements :
whereas,- two
_otter modes of
. raising the
necessary Meins to replenish the Treasury %
pay the laborers on our-,public works, pre
serve inviolate • the faith of the State by
ptinctually paying the interest and forming.
.a sinking' hind- for -thk
,ultithate_liquiilatipn
of the public debt, remain, to wit: Taxa='
lion or a division of the proceeds of the
Sales,,of the Public Lands - among the seve
ral Slates and . ..whereas, 'Taxation in the
present depressed condition Of prices has
been endured suirteiently, so much so, as
nearly to paralyze.-the-business of .thetipun
try, and prostrate the Ag . rieultural.and Aje 7
chanidal , branches:gr .: Mir hbine.. industry,
and , -it—is---to-- be •-feared that any addition
thereto would, impoverish and ruin our 'Ci
tizens— .' ,
• "And Whereas, The National' domain
purchased by the toils of a common•arkes =
try, belongs equally to the whole people;
And whereasohe 'proportion of the; salei
'of the Public Lands. bekinging_to_Peursyl-,
vania, would entirelyirelitive•rthe, COminon
wealth from her present - enibarrassMent,
preserve her faith to the public, creditors,
lessen the taxes heaped, limn- the_people.-
eomPlete bar public wcrks, and that With=
out detriMent.or embarrassment to the Ge
neral :Government, if the, -National Legis
lature would (as- this r ,Legislature -believes
it ought to .do,) . regulate the:Tariff of
Duties on Imports, a5 . ...t0 make the same
adequate to•-the wants of the Nationel Gov
ernment. Therefore,-
. "Aeseried, That our Senators be in*
:structed and our - Repregentativei in :•Con
greae respectfully. requested-. to introduce
immediately into the • National councils, a
:project,- , if—the -same -bee - not already fieen.'
providing,f6r the trarnifer of, the-pro=
needs - of the sales of the Public Lands of
the . United 'States to the several - States, in
eqnal.'and . ,justAriportion, to their t.esper.;
dye ~ : repreeentatton under ,the. Census ..of
1840, and lim b er that 'they usel.their bc
tive.:exertiOns proeure;, the. passage .-ef
the same Wei Law.
" Andrbe it - further - ; :Resolved,That our
Senators; be furtber instructed and our Re
presentation, re,qttested:to vote for ouch a
nioditieaiion or adjostinent of the as
may increase the revenue deriVen,frem:hn=
ports, equal, to the wants of the National
Government, so that at ntr,time hereafter.
s titider - any' pretext, Whatever,. steal ,Any 'mo
ney arising .from' -the, bales of
Landsi . be toed by..the. General Giivertr
anent:"
Kr We
,clip the followineboinpliment
to the talents and etiergy , of
frontthe Printeion '(Now Jersey)
'We -need het say. "that the-compliinent'is.
.eserven: —
ru:alti*,l3. gives
ult.preasurs to state that this distinguished
,gentleman and , efteient been
44ff
Pennsylvania-an h OnoralAe (poet, and - one
frartv'vhilili the )Lens the plenitude
their , fro' recently hiulekl,
an active and' onerg,etip kegislator,,mva
nifiedpresttlidg - off ! ", - and as,a.geritlenten
iaivery„senie sense.; iforif 'tier hither 41(
member of that , holy more' ;en
titled to the iniportitli station Jie "has "liiat
beeno.46iiOintdilJo."
is
tatt§t SP*S"Pitel,M THE EX;
P EXPEDITION:,•.
lettOni*ilSaivad , hya - correanon join,
and *tilted ti-'an vilieer•
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kS:ConetitutiOn:'
. • , ',Auguati2th 1840.""
• eara stie)mw. entertained that the Ply ,
ing Pish, enOthai of the explerera; has been
lost. Mimeos - tor - fimin • been:i n
]circulatiaa,4l iltititvell - fiMittled-o,r not, I
4° ?. - !'"q". 11 4 -1 0 1 Oe . rs
;wire' oh - hO,P - 7; Or 'mare thin '' two
itolveiee' - 7 : - '
Under date of the 518th •Auguat c wei:hod
the' followinz .
" News his been received, thatthe,Poi
'palse,l4'ilinggcdtl;jathaughttaltave been'
lost -Cant! 'the Vincennes - pnd Peaeock' have
~both put in at tame of the islindeccoM pieta
weeks. If such news be true,-the.latter
end-Of this important expedition will b e
worse than the first ; and that was bad
enough. Still it may not' be so bad as re=
resented, and we, l hopa not, but .ore very
fearful._ The Si, Louis._ we_ hear,,sailed
friim Mazablan on theAirsl of July,_ and is
daily-expected here." .
Stilt later—i‘Callao,. 10th,Sept.'1840."
We leave today fur. Gpayaquil and
Panama.. The% have beellmo farther
ding's from ,the exPlorersLbut we feeti for
the Porpoise and PYiOli el‘ifth•!'N
. WHITE *hite , rnals •
.
was' recentty"Sti . lit . tinder. the
vagrant act, and:Cpuichascd - by , the .keeper
of livery stable! ; -.Missouri •,is ttie "ban
ner sidle" of Lodefocoismi: If the-Locos
have 'etctirs urspare!' 'they had . fiettei "prep
pare to shed them •
RESUMPTION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Ml the Banks of the city art . d•Connty of
Philadelphia resumed. specie .payments
yesterday'. • The affair passed • with little
or no - excitement whatever;--and the . de
thle. „aggregate. was...exceedingly
limited. Before • the doors of the United.
States !lank-were-threwn 'open, a few per!
sons were-assembled-in the-neigliburhood i
most of them attracted thither however, by
mere curiosity.: The: nunikers decreased
as the- day advanced; and-a-stranger- on
passing:the Institution would not have been
reminded- ; that the 'iong : talked - plf . resump
lion, was in progreas. Probably.several
hundred_persons ,in the-course or the day,
- obtainedmiecie for - small sums; but all was
good hinnor, nothing like alarm was appa
rent, and we learn that in several instances,
specie -that had .been obtainetilrotwoneiiit
, stttotton,-wasjound rather-inconvenient,
and was' deposited, in.. some:o th er.. .The
other - banks also paid freely, all demands .
that wore /presented—but instead 4ff there
tieing-any - thing like a rush, it was remarked
that The entranceiLand.exitainppeared to be.
exceedingly limited. The Girard- is • lo
cated-immediately before. our office, *KO
there was-no demand whatever upon diai
Institution. They also cx-.
ception of the Commercial,' paid oat their
own - notes,. and several of them have, we
obserVe; obtained during the suspension,
new. and beautiful plates—so that their pa
per,i6;.at.least more valuable than formerly;
,Ea point 'of appearance. --There way
soma slight demand to-day for small sums
in specie; and theft every thing will grow
.perfectly calm once more. - We congrat
ulate oor•citizens'orl the.manner in which
thiS business of resumption has been con-
ainitittatialOntd
ble to our community, that the affair his
passed off satisfactorily. &tittle longer,
andzwe-trust that busirfesso-etnfidence, and -
prosperity will rovive.--,l'hitrt. inquirer. -
• Froin the Miltunion.: .
2r4e - .A-ixt Gate,-lior),
• ..-The tisines ofiso many worthy-, mertliav- •
-ing been offered by thei r . friends to , the
consideration of , the. Whig. party, out Of
whom to chooie a :suitable candidate for.
Alte - governor's oflice at the next: dee - thin;
it seems surprising that that of Henry M;
Watts, Esq. of Philadelphia; should have
been overlooked. Others- net nearly-so
well qualified
,for office. by, talents, public
services, attainments, .or character; obtru
sively occupy the forefront, ready for • any
post. of . distinction and 'not untrequently.
claim it as their riglif. — , - Not so-however,
`with him . ',Re seeks not:station:not-office,
but 'like
. a - good citizen stands at all .times
prepared . to : answer
,-the„stmonons tic the
_republic. . " • -
It is not, My intention. tii.detrapt from the
merits of those indiVidduls already -- tienti
trated for that:high - 46am: -- . - Most - Mem
.1 know •to be od ;men atul - true ; ','--but
availing' myself of a: privilege" emotion) and
free to allcl shall Offer a few remarks rela
tive to Mr, Watts, in order to chew that in
him.-is cotnbined_ as:Many quidifieations to
ensure-success:as -bolo - lig .40-anyoltlte-oth-.
er - iioniinees.i - 4 - ' -•-• • 7 '
If they', Were instrumental lif,proMotifig
the ivlng.catise,.he has not been one whit
'behind !tent.' lit W 6 western par(of
sylvania where thelitileipark - Ed . {titre ivAig
principles, thoilgh stliotheffdt son
akhei of . I.O'corofestiemc was sp-carefully
hoarded," there itisi hit a sistaeg .o.fun :the
'almost - expiring.eirtbere; until,dter kindled
irratliatett not:only' the
horizon: of ,his- native bu tblit of,.t
entire union. , ; .'l7wiee. daring that. - critical
period he was sent to the legislature !from
Alleglietty vounty;not 'as ejeward for. Lis
eminent services ju'the cause; hut b.eceuse
I►is''jicipul;rity.'h s ' Wentz. and : zeatt.*9olo
Contributete'pronote-it.Altint--ably--hesen ,
4OittO:liitaselfot that trust, bitty he resi3i-
ed.time dictation 'itd,enerOvidinient. of. - the.
federal,ixecutive ; rind,upheld,:the dignityrOf
itite:_'fights n how - 41*'Sdy-ticafed:,Shezcause
biterliat.iliiprlive,mo4 , ; and ,education,.
•and::theP nutnerods --other wholtsome pro
jects - .by-by , therwhig party fur.-the
good ihe 'eciefintOrpettli,. will yo . • recta
lecied.:, o f
ail 0.0,F#W91
that 7 'L '
Were - , 147 - Opfiietilt ilr . being what is
that. - merit
'Lift'a, , pooisia,at:hilifittheett!tleath;f
he 0111w4 •w4y
to
of ItiClearaw - -- , Totrpeak: of Isis liunorable
depertnient inihat:ProfessiOn. his liberality
and' "eat'iae ,
..0,4 1 10 1 01, FAO 1 6 - e ll .qikrAte
thennutY , ,Virtnouenott , ezeeltent traite.::ho h.
''liiit.*lptte,:,zentir,prorosioniudiiiisoki
.* t otild he 60t 'Or`place on this .oiciiilili. ;
also ' therm rd. Ale:remit
five; revolutionaryangstqrsOlien is •that
merit his,e - ' 12 4 1 1..•:061317. ti a=
ternal,, , granil-father t -was ' a . distinguished
oineer•of the , revolution`and shared income .
of :the bloodiest=-conflices-01-that
Ille-AsHafterwar rchtr - 1 -- unember of the con
*cutler] whieh 'termed the fret constitution.
of Teorarylvrnia,. With- ,Gen. :,Frederick .
Watts; revolutiOnaryofficer.-
Apart from' these considerations the' fol
lowinemay serve to indicate Mr. Watts a
- more_ available candidate than At majority
of those alreadY'betore - the public, He is
O native , of, Cumberlaccl county where-lie
spent his youth and 'has a numerous circle
of acquaintance and friends.. • From•thence
. ,
he emigrated to Allegheny county where
he proseceted hie 'profession and has many
'ardent fricitchkbY where he.was twice elect
ed to the legislature.---Subsequently-he4e
movel—p) Philadelphia where' he 'is exten
sively and -favOrablykrt6vra arid - where hy .
'his zeal and efficiency, in the late presider]=
tirl controversy he has rendered himself
extremely : popular amoni_the Whigs.
itl the western part of the state there
fore, in the middle , and in the4ast, 'he is
.personally well knpwn and has a bolsi of
friends, Ore 110 highly 'estimate him; that
they r would-Ammediately- respbmi - to — his
ilomination, and he prepared to take the field
in his favor. . • • -
't e ywS h Congress.
• -- SECOND SESSION
WmOnii9pn:;;lin. 14th, £B4l.
SENATE.
•
• Petitions were 94.1sentnd thisi• . niorning
by Messrs. 'Allen,' of Ohio', White, of In
diana' Clay, of Kentucky; and 'Wriglit, of
New York-.• :14, Wright, and`
Mr.. Clay, presented petitionsin favor of a
,
Bankrupt law: • .• •
•
PROTE.OTIVE TARIFF.
• Mr.. Clay, of Alebatiria,- laid before the
Senatecertain resolutions received by last
'night's mail, in .answer to resolutions - ad
opted by the Legislatine.or Connecticut, in
favor of. a Protectivei_Tariff Gene
'ral Assembly say that a milli' fe unjust and
unconstitutional, • and has a tendency to
divsolre - : the. ederal Compact. The re
.
Solutions were , laid Upon- the table, and Cr
-tiered. to be . printed:,
Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, . presented .a
Memorial from 'the American Peace So
ciety, . special committee in
:or both houses of CongriSs, to consider
.
the subject. : '
` 'Mr.. Wright b •of New York,. prelented a
memorial- . frOiti - - Citizene--ef--.Seheneetady,
praying for the sanie'objecr.. Both of then)
were laid upon the.table,. • • •
Ruggles presented . a -memorial of
numerous citizens Of: Bucksport, reuw4.
strafing against the repeal of giviiig bouw .
ties. The-petition Was read.
Mr..Benton.gave notice that-he should,
in a very few days, bring in his billabo
lishing those .bounties.- He made some
remarks opposing these bounties, us uncon
stitutional—and us dulling for the issuing
or Treasury notes. . .
Mr. Ruggles gave noticelliat he. should
in a few Oaysi.bring in a bill repealing the .
duty on lead. •
Linn,. fronv- the Select -committee,-
bieught in:a bill -providing - for the exten ,
sion. of the jurisdiction of the. United -States
oyer•the territory of Oregon.
. CBE S.OPERA'E 4- OHIO.
. .
' 'The Joint Resolution surrendering: Go.
Vernment stook_ to the state of Maryland,
was called up by :Mr. Merrick, who 'de,
fended'ilia motility in — some - brief, able and
pungent remarks, which were likened to
with attention. • • • .
'Mr. Mangum,. of North Carolina, w s
opposed to :this speedy action for' the yea.'
son that •he wished to be better informed
as to the merits of the case. . /
. _Mr. Merritt:: - concluded . that Nit/Mail- -
gum Was opposed to the bill, and therefore
again: pressed its consideratioaa all int,
portant to Maryland.. - . •
... -, . • • ~.
...
Mr. M i alker,.%of -,Miss, aided Mr. Mer
/i
rickilhitilie-Whlrititid hour expired during
the ponsideratihhhf the subject. - •
Adjourned. • ••: . ., . ' ' 4.
~ „..,
, ..
.. . f
tuna: -OF ' 12:1i,RES,ENTATIVES.
Mr. ithettiof South ,Caruliui, appeared
and tooklia, aim:o4llly/ .27-7
buti" ON SILK GOODS.
The. motion of ltir.:-/Ailalns Made yester
day and undeeldect. Or want of it quorum_
Of members, to 'ltalie the 'Nil. entitled,
bill to increase the duties oil im Ported -man
ufactures of special order on
and
Mr. Naylor cum:lad:4 at one quzirter
past three o'clock. . - •
. Greene roSe . atictasked leave to of
fer.a resolution instructiog the Committee
of-%Vays and Means ;to hiNuire iuto to: the
expediency . Of laying - such 400, fur the'.
purpose of creating,- a reveve, - on Wines,
&c..; s,niight - bq necestiary:
Mr. Cave Johnsokinove'a that the house
adjourn,:on'w Melt Alui:yeas and nays. - .tvere
:ordered. however; withdrevi..hja
nWtloth.: . • - .• .• 3 •
Greene - Toyed that. rides he
euesientled to colisider the re'tohution—inine
cogyereadon on the ielohnien wue held 6y.::
Mesers. Pickeni v WiLee;jonee.---Adan
41i - erilliiimialion watt tal . tfn:,by yeas and.
NaYit;'atid decided in 4 thenegative—yeas
80; nays 88. - -
CPNTESTEIi.ErtiOriOrG
- MN
r. - aYlor reeumed yAteitlki
defence, of his' ight to si seat in' the Hoittie '
;!tePrell4iiive B ;•l7nni
giesiional District ot Pennsylianiewhich
by Mr. Ingersoll: ' \'
•
aelious iwociociltione.,eneoeettol with
ttii - Lneet Syeteni weierialled raid Mr;
;Se,v o f 41.10oviati, .epatem ogth in , fa;
eetoohe: ' • ‘:
eiflOdieeei itetemerieell
, A
YAM apilf;l l no. a v4,ry;,pree two' speec uNin
`the whole larkl qtift.Aqii ifiefopsilie,adjistyn.r
.Thej •
ottit; retiAtition - befaiaTicloOsiaz
that, taidlt,) frgark • lir isuch.Vit 44414'06'th
1111MXIMEIMEI
, .
ko. the Conatitution;nf.the.United States as.
Would debar the-President from re election,
"haeFrisketT tioth.lionses by a large majori-.
ty. ft Wait, oriptited in'the 'brooch
on the ground-that any attempt ; at 'farther
a m end meetotthatsacted-iostru ment-would
khrOw opeOhe 'door for - alteration!? so wide
as in time to destroy fen.'
kures. Itt favor of- khe . resolution t ii -Wag
contended Oita the, pro Posed amendment
was iroperiotisly demanded, " iti order to
',reserve inviolate , the ',blessings and..liene=
fits' conferred by that 'instrument, by pre
venting the patrcinagelif the Government
from . cOming into conflict 4 7 ith Ate freedom
of eleetiona.-%-Afactisoition, • ,
SOUND'
. Ina tippech. defirered,'lrfeiv..days ago,
by:Nlri Cie*, in the 'ffiiiietl.:StattieSenete,
on the pre-emption.bill, thatiantlemen
.cidentally_ rernarked:.... 4 1 date to.say,:Gen.-
•.} - larriann,l'when;: - he
,cornea,, Wilrlqil:
those . whoth he finds 'in. office; and, if
finds thnt.they are honest and eepable and
faitliful;*.tbat thpy;liaite not been homy and
fonraid.pnliticiens, nor' imiiight their of-,
, ficial influence. ih.conflict with the_ freedom
of elections,, if 'ariy such there be,.l
swill` et-theitbstainkl4thetigh-Ffear-Ahere
will be but few) as monuments :Or the li
berality bf.e :Whig. Adininistration;netieg
oil' patriotic principles. But if gentlemen
'expect that General Harrison; because they
choose-to rush on and make.attpuipont4its,
with a 'view. to thwart hiri administration,
Will, when he - eo.llliB here, fear] to do ..t'
. bi
duty, either they or mistaken the
man. ...General. garrietin means. to be the
President on the 4th of March next, which
his fellow citizens - hare elected. him to lie."
.Sentinel. .
" APPRENTICES LIBRARY •• ASSO-
. . •
. ._,At_a.,publiestneeting_of.:the officers,,.con,
tributors, and friends of -- the Institution;
held at the Town •ilall" on Saturday even
ing the'l6th inst; Abraham kende! Est:.
was elected chairman, an& Vein. S., Roland
Sieretary: • ,- •
The-object - of the ineefang haying been
stated in the- call, on motion of Writ. M.
Porter, Esq.the followieg resolutions were
then imaniininfily adopted
Resolved—That_the—preient board of
Trustees cif - thOTAp_p_rsittices_LibrarY
Ciatioriof Carlisle, be and they_are hereby
instructed to tiansfecto the Boar d of School
DirCutprs.of - thi borough of Curlisle,-all the
books and property" or
~6aid./Association,
Provided; however, that they Apprentices
of this. Borough shall be,pri,ileged have
the use of, the same free m/charge, bus un
der such rtileti und.regtilatiens. as will seem*
their preservation, •
./ • • .
Reselved. , --That thegyustees of the Ap
preptices Library, Asseeintioti,•are hereby
instructed :to_ enter.tOse. proceedings - upon
their minor gild . 011 . 86 a copy . tif the.same
to be trans die SOMA . : Board, and
that tipim ptalice of the transfer
herein pri oy said 'DireCtors,
_the
Apprentices ' Association be linallY
Conant A, Cur bodies are teit.tinualty
decomposing / al.- lizing their constituent pity
ticks; thd decompose.. particles are carried oft by •
- the - blood and discliargeilthreittilli - ther Skin
els. That which passes" through' die skin- is termed
perspiration or Nweat. A o;toppage of this perspira
tion is called (latching cold,
.hi which case the de
comm*ed particles that should lerive the. hody.thro".
the skiii are retained in the blood or thrown hack up.
on the stomach and bowe's, causing heidaeb, living
pain's, coughs, Suckbeing the. cause and a:et
of plaids, it must be. apparent to every one, that at
skit a'time large evacuations by the bowels are tie
.cessary,in- order to ,ueliei*-tlie - alimentry-canat of
ihirliceninuliitiiikof Winters, as 'wellas s.imulrie tape
blood tceopen agniiithe,pores of the skin. • -
11randrith's Vc edible Universal Pills bring an.
effectual Assistant et Nature, will, he found ,tingular
ly effective in accomplishing t h is. dealt:dile purpoe
because they purge from the stomach and hoWels
those humors which are the cause : of disease, &lien'
the blood from' all impurities, rernoic eieey cause cf
pain or weakness, and restore the emistitution toper
feet health :Ind • .
Chemists Mill Deuzglsts never
: have the g?mitine
medicine for sale.
Fm sale in Carlisle by fIEIO. W.' Ii
niatin Crpnberkpu/ County by Jl..gento publibbetbin
anuther part of this j•aper. . .
.CONSUMPTIGN , AND .11". FATAL:
, CONSEQUENCES -. •
It ismaile known to us from the `bills of motility,'
that twd-thivilsof the human littuily die Mutually from
that fatal dmtroyer 'Consumption . 1 .". Would'patients
pay more regard to their , health, and procure :wailer
remedies:it the•first - attaCkmaity valuabtelives wound
be save,d to the eiovm
tient of their tk.arest friendsand
that "Pr. *wayne , .
Compound Syrup of Wild , -(3liiirry'?tv mita the::
dangerous, disease. This Nletlichie. !IRS 'Ol/Veli its
efficacy in thousands of cases.' The very manycer•
tificutcs receivedouid the .recommendations front
couhtev agents, who sal this medicine thronghout the
Tititc.d &Ales, is truly nstonishingf-ithey speak frion
ocular_ proof, itnessing, the cares in their otVii viciti
*ty,_L Thia-certainly_ is sufficientevidence to convince
to_conviricethe most skeptictirof the:vvonder.ful effi
eney or this invaluable-medicine, Will patients all,.
longer be duped: by inexperienced .tor. Pounds;
ru
cortmeirded.by ignorant pretenders as l
whi c h 'bey well knun , ,ls both tuitions to the heath!'
- I
and nunsutuiimi, •
Peihuipal offioe• for the. United Statcs, So. 19
7!rovili Eighth street, Philadelphia. . •
- -..Ton stile hy Or. J. L - INlvers 84 Co.; Carlisle; mid
Pesc Shippglisbu rg; Pa" pith. 3 • 1341),..7t
brair nitre!, Malamute of Liftle Children die omnigißA
fronfildeTeal of Prottreteil Driitition.
It requires no argumbat to crtionnee you, that all
"Little Children' suffer 50011C1` twister : llmM the 4-
tects - of Teething, whia their kind protectos_g.a!
,ektkily;pertMlial).tiiii the followingitymptedii. leest
lessness his of—cryiitg,itretful t reVt•riali ant) .
itlectiittiertbrusts Its ft ngers lure us tnbuttli oral
lilies, ltereby seenung to oittain i•A id', frequently ett
entleel ilk' elmlOi - tlifticidty_ of treathing,—treVel
complaint, ieflantruatiow of , .thb. - eves,Viiit'seres
hc
hind the ears, chbvulsroiii, Ike!: have the
tare of these" little ones" should neier be u;iihnut
"Dr. Pais' Celchratiul Atmeric.itt
'fur. Children:tutting l'eeth,lo valid!. they_ can pre-
Tout,.maity - alaratieg •yreittomlrivitich;often: prove fa:
• •Thinsands'nftenthelwand.ntuseitsnoeitlft. lathe
immediate effeetti• cubit in Byin p,*hen
plied '•to the gams: • It a child viii;es with paw in Os
gurus.- the Syrup when, applied, gives -travandlute
eilee,isy "opening the potpalland healing 11. e tuna,
thus preyentinir,,eonvulsiona, 6te. to the luippititar
and•ostrs Atm, eftheit:` WWI protietofs:' ;.•`-.••••• • - ,
• „rtimeitberiulf:sheienninellediolooeniretiet
this on.the alicllmonlyphice in Philadelphia wliert•
ti t ;jorudinimenntlie olktained, ii at thtiXedial
fiße; No, 1.9 , Noravraghtli , str ? t.t, and - ntlye ! •tisad A-'
gents lathe Inualm. ••• • • • ;•,
11 , 13r1a14•hyLL/r, nyins • lie, cc
Niro. TlO.Slllpptinsturrirc
, #I I II OI CIP.kti , RRAttYgS;... ,, --- ' ,• • •
Di. T1A141,1101-oS . C(Oppltnd SfreWiihenlaf
Poillierillatn'Apriant Pinot are used by 6,ll:44Asses,of
people, in preferend other Minlielnas f lietaiistith'ey•
a re Karr fram'AaP* ,- 4 1 1, 100 it*.r4fil4 I, lP4e'
itelilem lane; niit ope*lop l end plassant-tin,
jt eirent lusste:Ttsiu'revilvvret betath;v4kife:
CIATION."
DR. PARIS' SOOTHING SYRUP
El
- - -
and effeettud ent.e Of Vispeppiti or Indigesilof tad• .
allStbttlavh Colirpitrismr;preserpurliet
the whole 4stetn. • • ;
Dges use they soothe nerves of sensibility. afrl y for:t
tify ;the nervEs of MOtiON impnrting to their rnoSI stda=
file fluid its pristine' tone, - thns:giv;ng
of mind. ' ' " Ida
--- Because - they - never 4 lestroy-thi , emttsoftheittotuttels - -----
.and bowels - 015 alksh..ong: purgatives do: . .
Becausie -treirnee pied .experience' teach..us:That no •
Mere' puriati ve a time' will etre' tile disraseuf tlit! gto. •
,msehtimi -Nerves. Weakur,as is "ritelprilnsry esuse.Of;'‘..
a InisColdisedsus;and,hv enntilmly rev a‘ling to
tic •purgqivess, yotrjrudre . the..elidesses nitudi,Vott6,
kites& of bktter.: • `• • • ; - ••, • . .
7n - eiltitioS, Dr. liarlieles'Afedieinciare put up upon the. -
common sense frinei pip, to clean seand strengthen,".,
which therm y,coUrSe to pursue to effect a curet--
.11es:strife these dediefnes do cure Aid disease.. •
foe whielitliej•are.rtegrurnerled.:Pijloipttl Office for,;
the United States, id No.lo North F:hditll' street, Phil.
A tio t for is lilvers Sr.; Co., Carlisle; tirtf
_l/241.--St
. . .
. .
•• • ' .•
the 30ih.ult. r by the' Ret . .....l::Ulyitift,Mr. lonty
WOLF. to. Miss Et.tz'AßEta SCIILEGIAFX#O.I4
/On tlieftli• inst., by the•sorne, Mr. ELIAS 13nttrxr.• •
MAN, of Sind!' Middleton township, to. Alias -AI Atilt
HenTztEit;of Notth*Mithileton township.
lorthrthe shine clay, by the smile; Mr. Wtitinar JA.; ,
conk to Mias , SAnAit ANXt liootrEn; sill of ' No, ih
niddleton township,' •• " • •• • • • •••
Ori the.l4tirlwst.,*tfit''siiiite,
tINBAUdIi, Lu Ml99.eittlAltl2it. AS N.
piddleton township— .
On die . IM inst., by the Tee.i.. Itenry Att6titt, Mu , .
CrF.OfIgE RAKERito AIiSS F.I..IIZABE!/1 GIiOVE; a11 . 0t.•
.South Middleton townshili.
. D.ll E 1), • .
i4)1) the .27tIcof ti ,
lerstown, Adams -county, Ra„
,ary, tonsti lition,:Dit-:--4-9fiY ,
in the .44th year of his age. • '
.1 3 67:7:10n . formerlrre.sided,in this'
Tough, where his. charity, aritiable.deport'=,„
ment; and•kiritlnes of heart endeared hiny •
.to all who knew hint:.. He , ils universal=
typiteerned a gooilina”... , ~ • .
Vin this borongh; - on Monday morning
lasi, iIIre..,:EI.IZA StIEAFEtt, wife iir--.
Mr,, debrge IV. Sheafei, arid illitigh k _of
7 . 1i4 . late .BiirneVAugliiiiliaugh;
Triennial. itissesinvar,
Niter'eby given that the C7mmksionere - --
of Ciimberland county will It Id the appeal; f i nr;•
the year 1841. - , in the diflirent - 13 - renughe- and
ships of said -enmity, at the times nod places as pub-, -
lished helOw, for thin iturpose of Iteariilg . aft' pet sons
u•lteMarnpply frir redress, and to, groat Slli - relief •
as to them shall appear just and ronsoiinble. to Wit: •
FP.ANXFOND Will :MIFFLIN fO.WleAtiliS 011TIelt,8INY: '
the 18th Februniy next, at' the, pillate, house of:Jannis
- Hoover in the. borottgif of Nett ilTh
---NEWV1.1..1.11 - 1111(1-1 , 14WTON,.!On Fel ility. Elie-19th-At
the some place. • . .
— llorowtoo, on Saturday the 20th hit thepublic;
house of-James Spotislei' tit :Newburg. -
SOUTHAMPTON aril SHIPPENSDUUG townships, on
Monday the 2211 et (hie pubiiti house of - Jacob Etg.ltr
in the borough of Shippeusburg. . .
.I.lorough of StitrPENSIII:It% on Tuesday the- 2.911 at
t,lie tame_ nleee..
Ithcfctelsott r on Wednesday, the 24th at the public
Itotise of ,Theeith Mellinger in Centeville.
ItY.T.ST PENNSBOUOUGH, on Thursday the 25th afther l,
- 01,1 W -hous e -of George Slieuffet., at Mount Reek - . •
' Nunn! MIDDLETON', ou . ,Friday the 20th at thse -
Counnissioners,.. ofPeo' thehor - ough of Carlisle.
Miont.vroll, on Saturday _the 27th ut the'
same playe.
EAsr l'Exxenonoitert, on*Tilestlat• the
next at the public honey of Andrei , Keel zee.
. Borough of. NEW CUM lIENLAND, t)11 Wetioredar
the Sil at the public house of Jacob Foist in raid be-: •
roti9t.
Atom% on Thursday the 4:h at the public house of
Sheaffey.iii Sliepliardstowit.
Borough - of MEcereettosttmo, on Pritrav the sth at'
the, public hOttee of John Hoover in said borough,
' Moxece, on Saturday the 6th utthe public house or:
Mre. , Paul ityClinreldown. .
. . .
.•
Bert:nigh of anitast.E, on. lifnittiny..the gill at ,
tiro'
Cemrnissintiersl otlfe-irrratti linronelr. '
SILVA Sruntn, on Tuesday flee gth, at the piiiiiio.
hotn•t ofJosepli Crier in Iloguectewit. - •
Ail principal Aitscssnes, mw As.) notifiell • Mid irr....:.
quii•ell trw an end at the time ated . plaee
.1 1 N; ell fct p, the„
appeal, for their renpective liorntighs
.and - towitsitift(;'
• Br order of tiq Comminnineert
• .101 IN 112WINi Clerk.-
.
COMM VISIONEILS`' OFFiCts .i. • .
• Carlisle, Jilt). '2O, lE4l.»tin 5 •
Poi
A t "
On the Ture.pilto between Morin Tle . el artlC:nrlimle;i
n iteeket4mok.. rontaibiog twenty a
ullnrs' on the Fir.
.inersl-Bnok -I,mnent•tt O, ten tiON:iT rn the - 1186qm..
burg I•lnnk. and raw do/how hi small notes. • The
owner. eau lutve • his property 1)3 telling on the syb.,
scriber,
Csk nrcm.. y. -31ALLERY;.
Ntotmt•lto.:V, 200 641. T.S`i.'
•
Takq Notice and. save
All persoir; wito know thernstltes 'vett-tett to 0.1
be note or honk account, will please cal! at•t!
'4l".'oti-lii•- before the tts, day of.iFebrrary 1 cxf, - ;Jr
thiir notes and abcoticis 'wilt be plated iii the hands
of a Native (tithe l'er,ce for. .
• , --•-•-:
..ARNOLD St CO.'
Cal :isle, Jan. C.:1,1f.'41.-.:-fit
.TO LET.
I'oe the ocettp:mey orm 4,7.4
itk4l rural-
A.l, A 1y o,ly, the peat. eon voient dg DM.
1 . 4 •4):. 4,1 l 131,1' Liz\ G
r 4,
~jo'n.ii,tt the Cl e tt 11.01 e riPt
• er now rewde.t, to whom applieuttuu
ib to be made. -
J. v. F.. THORICt.
Carlible,Jan. 13, 1:41. •
. tiirgy Cott?. . .
Strayed Etna - of titilnit)terib4-
ep, in South' Xii.:l(lieton tosynslii , ,y, about: the -14th :or.
Noccruto• hist, 'A SI ht• •
•
Red Cow,
of mhtlte. Any person rcturtiing said Cow,
will t:o liberally tetvintlecl bv.,
mArt lIE\V IN100itt:
Jannury.l3, 184.1: • • . •
•
• Riti(rister'g
• .-
REGIB
Orircu,
",
• • " - • CAR - 19LE, Dec. 4Gth, t k4n. 5. .
„N . via:24s heJeby giveteto • all Legnteen,-Crttlitorw .
and atlicutcrlowt_taucermslojtikt flit`' following ne.?,r
counts !save. beeli filed it: this °Mel; fOr7iitiiirtlitittrm - zi•-•
14:the siecOuotants theatilli !awned anti 'will be pre , •,, •
senteirtlibti.Otphatis i (tonrt of cuinbeattul _
for ociriffeinition nod all:ware pitT4st!toy- thy ottir
tiny of.lvatlivz A. D. "(1/41 - , 02:
110
afJ ilUpp, SIMIIIO Ruby, deed.
The adminisitation. account of:Attics Arrropflogs
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