HERALD & EjCPOSITOR.
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ea rttote.
I "i'VEDNE:sDAY,,..IIINE 16, Is4l.
FOR GOVERNOR,
"J O.EI N K S
Of` 'II ; .E/?.KS C 0 UdVrk.'
107 , The abs . ence , of, the' Ohm , of , the
lier"ald*e . silfficieOCappiogY
'for :the bar'retiess of th'e,editori'al co.foom!3.
. ,
• FOURTH or. JULY.—The• last Volunteer
.contains 'a -611 for ing.
preparatory.', to a partii . celebration of the
4th July. , Witat is to,be•ilone on
If-any -thing, it is tirns--that-theLaetive.inen
, of the party had'eonstnened operations.
pd.We have heard frbm'seveyaf of our
gountry7friends,that , the fly doing
,much
damage - to the wheat crop. " r lA r e , hope the
ravages • of the ineeet'are not general..
, •
"COLD ComFoRT.—L-Dii ring -the meltitig
weather we have had for the last two weeks,
. .
.we hive fouifd nothing so refreshing, as cold
comfort in the shape' of ice:erect/ill: Mrs.
Mrs: W Keigiey - , and .
Mi. Felix, make,theVii perfectiO . n.
deems it be a very''.4erious
flareLtip•betiveen the WM;(o — find Antinia-
sons of Allegheny , cotinty. 'rite Antinta-
, -
, . sons hare noinitiiitthl topeutire 6otinty tioket:,
vul Ave prqtfine - Tne•vitigs-‘2. oito,w. tile
~ This i4 the tirSt fruit of the
distinctive orgputz - Stion" policy —"lhe
Vile friends of .Judge- BaultS; at
Reading, have recentli - fiat)* an eieellent
likeness that i :gentlornatr-TubliShed,
• Any ::persotLyjlling or desirous to take an
agenCy for the safe of diem in •thiscOunty,
may—learn
,particolttrsT:by,applieation , to
Charles. Troxell. Posj ALlStir - uf the above
named borough, or to 'the editor- of this
•
DIPLONIATIq CORRESPONDENCE:
adopt the following froin the Boston
'Atlas.—
• • On our first page our readers will find
'the first' state paper,••since Mr..Websier's
accession to the Cabinet, that lias been
comunicated by. him to the public. • It will
be' Iliad with no- ordinary interest. As
suelt—as_the_firsi.paper, from the Depart-
Ment of State to Corretst•-- , as evidence of
• the ability with whiei,lwinny - be - expected
•
to fill the high station which he ocCupies ;-
this letter will create a deep interest, which
will be very materially increased by the
importance of the subject to which it re
lates. , . •
The correspondencecomprises twe•offi , -
•cial letters; one from the British Minister
• in the .Se.cretary..af State, demanding_ the
immediate. release of McLeod, on the
jound that the act with which heis charg
ed was one committed tinder ,public and
compet - dni authority, - for whiali - therefore,
lie cannot be held 'personally responsible;
• a second from the Secretary of State in,re
ply, conceding the .4rinciile asserted . : by
31r; Fox, but showing that the, Of6rceiiient
, r of,that principle; in•the case4A issue, does
. belong,- in its presentilage, to the Gov
„ ernment„of the
. I.Jiiiied States, bat , to the
•judicial tribunal's which properly have co,g,
the-inatter.•
: communication of • Fox has
. „•.' , -'already been made public in. part; and' the
• • 'thilber pertio - n now inTifinced exhibits with
.4.lpg,Of particular intei•esi, except the covert
' ' s melt:ice conveyed in-the. last paraghith but
----- titr6-•:--whichatitiriree.i.Littitill-be=seerr--1-
ilsWered by Mr..Webater With Itidignified,
tempe'te, but suflicie»tly explicit intim
tion-of the confidence, entertained by the
Government, of the" United States in . its
• „ability to vindicate the national-honor and
• &fend itself against aggypssion.- • ,
• • The. Secretary ofState, repudiates 'the
_ application ,'of-the term --klorntes".:to , ,those
_ ~,,American citizens who foolishly, and..crim
' inally took part in the Canadian rebellionsf
eliitwing inoTeoVer,:thet-ablimdant • piece
dent for their •conduct has been .afforded by
British subjects, and that no imputation
• Whatever, rests upon the - Government' of
the United States, either •of having sane
, tinned, failed ht'andeatiors
''to'. ,-event', Wrongful arts - in Which they
..beeetne partiCipatore. .
From Use U. S.,G6ziAte.- •
, THE BANKS AND' THE: REVENUE
BILL,
.71 , At; a liteking Of; tho'Stbekholders of. do
Batik of North Asnerica, held yesterday
o'cloolc, it . wa
‘ O! u Tian hrtitusly
siesoPved 'to' lie' inexpedient nOctli4•,ilio
,noveouo.Act Of .the..4tlt .01 May last::
We understand, also, that: the ~Stockhol'llete'of
'llete'of . the SouthWark [Nutt' Of 'his city,
have tinailimousri rejeeted
the'Refief
We, have no news from the Eastcin
from What hilve heard wo conclude
ilia( the directors -will promptly repet..ithe
bill .n ldodo') may:, iliflumiee:stime
-' direetpil. of the Fariners' Batik of
Berki eounty,),.Pa4 hive resolved tOaetept'
'
l':YY,E"caPYLitlio,..fromthe,Amecies.O.Sen
foto ,ingli o falturriber , or'the
2klx-.04,4 6 ii41i5' Hinkle-Ada aire',a'aVepted.,
iit4lht"
prqtqpits..OPOOTOVOkile notes
of a
. );6:n 600 under it
arelo4l!)ra 'ci#dlattori; and,Vpatr4 freely
t bkitiitlVO 611S1 Of t fkinneYlirania,
Binlet bia'tridge
and • Banking Company, P.Fchalge, • Bank
F:arrnOrs:Bank;Ot.':Liaticatiter,
Harrisburg., Bank of -o,hanabe'rslnirg,•
Carlisle Bank;:Bank of , Leviiitoivn:; , Bank
ofilkTocilminherlarid,LanCastei:•l3aiik;.Tiit
wanda Bank Bank of Middletown', AV° -
Y
ing , Ban k,;:WeSt'Branah. ai !Williamsport,
York' think, •Notiogooi'tjr
'EtiO Baitk,', : Beeks-,Countytault;FOrMers•
Bank of Reading, Miners Bank of Potts.
PoOrity Bank... , •
The Plowing baltikliave..rejOcted the
bill • Girard Bank, Philadelphia Bank,
.Commercial Bank of Peonsylvanim :West
Bank 'Of ',Pittsburg,':Franklii
Bank:Of Washin gton,• •
There: , are • fifty Banks in' the Comm On.
wealth,. The law: requires thattht. Gthr
ernor, should be notified - on'or before Sat•
urday' next. • ". •
E = I t 1_
El
IMMO
Coz , i•espouclece of the United Stain, Gazette.
".: oN-NEWS.
The Senate was. - one continued scene
. .
interest froni the opening to its cloie.
Clay made it call on the Secretary of the
'Treasury, far his plan - of .a Bank to be in
corporated by. Cengress; bu,t thiS was met
1/thine:V. 'sosteralSenators, (Mr. Rives
arnong otherS) desiring to - keep the - words
within the 'pale of the AleSsage of the
President ; and Report-of-the Secretary--of
the . 'Freasuay,. and use.' the terilt• " fiscal
agent," . Finally,,after an hour's debate,_
the resolution was . , compromiSed between
'Aleslrs. , Clay and Rives - so - ;as to read, to
the effect,, that tltiOecr,etary submit - a plan
Of a "Bank, :orfisefit . agent as being freb
front"constitutional - objection - s, -will, in. his
opinion, produce the . happiest results, anil .
confer lasting and important benefits QI) .: the
trY-t" •
chin - Mined on the partof the
,Senate, to -whom was referred Mat \pia of
the--Presitlettt'sr' Message, relating - to — the
tlleiteraL.,Harnis.C.A;Lba - _Harms...
ieliort; meagre - .enouglt , in all, conscience,
though something- more Substantial may be.
doge hereafter..: he report on - IT-goes so
far.as •to , sayi That the -chair's of the two:
Ite - u4S,:shall c heishroti4ed.in black__ during_
the resedudof the sessien, and the Senators
and: Members.. :wear the usual. badge Of
m o u rn -uniAtte_
. ,
send a copy - of the resolution to the widow,.
and assure her of the profound - respect of
the two Houses, ftifber.person atuteharae
ieri and condole with her.in her berevetnent.
All tins 'outwardtrapping and sethblaries of
grief, carry ho halm to the tvounded hea6
of this excellent lady. Something beyond
this will doubtless be done for her at the
next session. •
311 r. Clay broUght forward his .protocol,
embracing some five or six points, to he
acted on this session. . ,
Ist. Repeal of the Sub-Treasury.
The incorporation of a Bank
- I,(L -- -ProVisiOns of' adequate revenue for
the wants of the Government,by an irripo
lien of duties, and authority_o_eontrao
a loan. to cover the public debt created 'by
the last administration. f.
4411. The proportionate distribution o
the Public Lands.
.' - 'lsth. Necessary amiropriation Bills
Gth. Some tnoditication of the banking
system of the District of Columbia..
Thus, you. see, the - Bankrupt Bill•is not
classed in the protocol;• but it is mit at `all
improbable that-the Committee on the Judi
cart' will report ai hill . for the consideration
of—the-pbople,-w hich-will-be-acted-owearly
atcllie'next session.
•
THE REPEAL.OF THE SUB-TREASURY.
• This measure 'clime up, as the order •of
the day,.and on a. motion to amehd,!by ad
ding a section, repealing the, law 4.1836,
relathig.te•the deposites, except the 13th
and 14th sections, provided the repeal did
not impair any securities, which may have
been taken for the safe keeping of the. pub
lic mo - neV. • .0n • this amendment, very
animated discussion ensued, which lasted
until a late 'hour, but Without any definite
action. I think I discover, in the, spirit
displayed to., day,,'Whrt must of necessity
- Causrmft7frotTc.tet6sessiovizttlesireff
to dismiss' every trifling. object that comes
before the body. - • .
:In the course of debate, Mr. Clay said,.
if gentlemen desire to readopt the rickety,
palsied, and siekly. system of the pet bank's,
-to-s-comelorwark,-and-arrange-:soine---modo
or detail.
Mr. Hives said was. not Safe to repeal
the act of 1836, because it.would*gi've•the
control of the public money to, the Mimed
o'gif aid - a gainst - whi c h - th a t'very - Tucr
Was•framed,. He,recollected saying, in the
course of the debate of that period, after
the depeSites were reMoved - , that :fife - pet
banks would befthintra, 'very comfortable
inn, where 'all niight lodge; and; he would
preterit, rickety - and 'palsied as it iitight . be,
• . .
to reposing '
the -boarding house in C.heS•
'nut. street. • • •
Mr. 'Adams 'earriedAtis measure in the
Pante, and the rule relating to the'receptiqn
Of! . gbolition petitions is rescinded. •
, A. select.copitnittee of: nine '
. is ordered in
the iletise, to 'take Intb'..criiiidorgtion the
subject of the . enriettey.yril6,'Oliirivil . l
appoint this committee oi-morrow, , aMl also
the stait'ditig; committees' or the' lionse;
r ' m
.' “, • 7 4 , WAsiltrtoToN, June - 41,, , '
House The moved toxeconsider the:vOte
-of;-yestertlay in -rehltion-niti , tlyrrule-con-.
cern' fig the, reeePlion ,Of'pholition petitchrl,
and thus this vexeiluntl' perplexitig,Aues.'
tion will ~ be . - agaitt'thtnwit open: ' Would
that.,it,eould, sleep in' tite.toqiiv,iiiv_thn,p,spl.l7
Stileer Coil/401144 vs's; -ttn
too itee4 by t4' , ,.§,psuit l er.
•po wet:ful ,commitipe. , Mr, ~ 51.3 4 :001t.,
yotittqiity';' : 'its`chairman4 Messrs. Adonis,
Chtit(lli' 9.
I a slotioy,„pt?tt, Nett l4 ,ageOp" ? .;#ll4,l,,,lVld;
A fttlr" a nu frifier . et'•
•
• ' WASHINGTON, June 7, 1841.
,
,•
0 tic vrt grit
• , ,
geant-at=armsirZt :rejected,
oducl Mr. , Townsend. elected..
•
.REPEAL• or lls
'This bill„afier;e2.liiitdebitte in the Se
nater was :viifetJ fa; be -- by 7,a ,
iZt 'Of 30:1!i - 40, - ; The amendment of Mr.
Clay,, and..ita'ainelitnent:lo. that arnend
mOt by 'Mi. Calhoun,' ultimately fell
throtighi.,thougir l Mr . ...AJalhOun's .proposi
tion tv,ai.eirried in•ithe;tipt instance. , The'
directed 'tOp.•Otigrossed; the nak
-ea- bill repertedn,.4s,'.ooCoromitiee.'64'l7i
nanee', with some triviaLehanges., -
•Mr. Denton made varions, efforts to. ?e
-tain the,eitiuses• in the ' origirthl•bill;'relating
to the..s*ii;elaiipO g r Ae'.,'hut - ,,they were 'all.
votecbilown:bidargre•miloridis..• • •
• After•theyeas and nays liedheeti . taken,
seven or lifti:OS*; MG.,Efetitiiii' said' he,
hid one : More anienilment to, offet; i6i01!;
he felt satisfied, , ,wouldlreceive the',undiv
'iled'snlipOrtcir the Senate:', It4arizto. nx
nliidn' "the Bank Ot.,the - 'Uniind States,
.commonly called the, Pennsylvania Bank
of the United •Statbs,janilits'litatic'he, and
hical Banks, and agencies owned by, it, from
beingentrustod - With the collection, or safe
.keeping, or transfer, oie disbursing of the
public moneys, : or anyvartithernof.!'--: -
This - amendment. was opposed by seve
ral Senators;,.”, unnecessary„ and not he
7-noiiiing the - dignit Of - so — gravn:a - bodras=
•the - Senate. -,But.Mr.Bentnn bncime rabid
on the subject,_ eharging the Bank with
usurping I,hn name United States
Bank, and, gaining credit thereby, - -and in
sisting that now, in all jia = rOttennes and
putridity, if. Was still caliable of Mischief.
Ile-affirmed that by Telusing-to - publish.the
.names of .persons indebted, it was seeking
to enhance the stock, °notoriouslynot worth
a cent) 'On the: unwary.
. ,
.This amen - dinent - received ;20 - votes
against it '
In the Course.of,_theilebate, Mr.-Buchan
•an -gave i
private opinions n:relation .to
the Sub-treasury, believing it tot be the best
system miekOevised, and that-it would PX
ereise.the happiest influence 'on the bank 7.
IngTiliterests' of the reotintyy;
n p to.tiie wishes of is-_'.State;:-he—yated
againSt retainitiOh . t,l4ge4.io:slause.
to . A kittatitp; and. no • d'oubnve..s . li al linive_a_
repprtetC. - --at-.: UM-1 - 01'1,0n t.;- - 7 session,: hdt
with little prospect 'Of - ftssiasSage. . . .
-lilt 13ticlsaoau nte d 741 i rr of - O - Pre
Bank, Suggested by 111 r. Littell; but as op
position .was male by Mr. Benton to the
printing,lt, was .simply referred'to the
lect comm ittee having charge of that abject:
Correspondence of the - Baltimore Patriot
HOUSE OF;REPRESENTATIVES.-
taILINSITOB.,_b_n 8,_1841.
•
:After the reading: of : the Journal this
morning, t ( lie.Spealter announced - the foliow
ingg us the Standing committees:
Electios.-, , Messrs. Halstead, Uliur , Caribn, Bor
den; summers; Gamble; Aaron, V: Brown, Meillß i
will James W:.Williams.
Ways Old Ofeans.---Messrs. Fflimprq, GilnMr
Botts, Samson Matson, Thomas F. Marshall, Hunch
et. ' Picket ' .ohn W. Jones and Atherton .
C't ' es.---Myssrs. Giddily:l4, Spring, Linn War
i•en, Arnold, Cerny!), Bank's, Burke and 11-Mica Me
Clellan. - - . -. .
--
_Commeree,--LiViessr3. J. P. Kennedy, Winthropc
VolaiiilOtnyner,, Benjamin-Randall, Ed. 1). White
Ilolmes;q3re.Wster, and Clineles Brown. '
.Public Land . S.-::Wases. Wm. • Cast Johnson
Morrow, Lewis Williams, Smith, Gentry, - Bronson
I loward, Chapman end Care Johnson_ k,
.Pose quiet: and Post 'Bondr.- ! -Alcssrs. Briggs,
;Joseph „Cr - Williiriiis, Russell, lirotkway, Alorgaii,
Owsley, Andrew Kennedy, Ilopkins and IkeMling. .
— JD/strict of' Coh mtbid.--.Niessrs. Cu dennud ; Ki ng,
Ppwell, Barris, Alex. Ruwlell, Richard W. Thomp
son, Kenn„lolnCampbell and John T. Nilson..
judiciary.-- .st lessrs.Barnurd,Trimhull, Maxwell,
Thos. P. Post r, Milton' Brown, Pearce, Ing-Crsull,
i ,
Roosevelt ant Saunders. --- - ,-.1... - - - - -
Revolutionary Claims.--Messrs. Unit, Patrick C.
Goode, Thos., J. Callopbell, Aim - hint, Washington,
James, Parmenter, Wm. 0. Goode to.d:Van Buren.
Public Expendifures.--Nlessrs. Graham, Childs,
TludSoil, Alford, Clinton, Jererni,oh.Brown, IVotter-,
son, Green and Littlefield. • . •
Private Land Claims.--Mcs'si's. Moore. IL D.
Davins, liirdseye, Gamble,. Sunni, Cros3,3. B. Daw
son, Turner and Gordon. . -
—Minn fixtares.--Messrs.--Stilton‘fall,--flandolph i
Greig, Henry „Slade, Tillinghast, Nisbet, A: Mar
shall and 4;.:astmaui.
Deberry,ltidgway, Simon
ton, Haig, A. McClellan, Arrington, Mattocks, Shaw,
and John Hastings. ' •
Indian Affairs : -Messrs. Adams, Cooper, B4ton;
W.B. Campbell., Meriwether,Chittenden,Shepperd,
Win. Butler, and Bidlack.
Arititarp Affairs.---Alessrs: Nym.C.Dawson; Wal
lace, Caruthers, l'endleton, Coggin. Van Rensselaer,
Win. 0 Butler, Siniiptei;, and'
Triplett, Coies, Stoke
ley,•Ward, Weller, Sweney, Lowell, and S. H. But.,
dl.faihs.---Messrs. Wise, Stanly,G.Dalifl,
T. \V. 'Williams, King, Hamel!, Fessenden,
Alnl
lorr and Clifibrd.: •
Cushion,F. verat, H ,
Jolin C. o
Clark e Allen, 'Proflit, 'ltilett,i.Hunter, and
Ferris.
lessrar - PoincTerfF.Witliams7Bnl-
!cps. Maynard, Hays, Gates, Green, W. Caldwell,
•Daniel and Dean:
jkvolutiongiw Penalona.-- Messrs. Taliarerro,
Rii'dney, Lane, L. W. Andrews; Matthews, S. N.
Clarke, Babcock, C. A. Floyd, and Pomace. • •
Ltvalid Pefisions,--Nlessys. Morris, Aycrigg, .1
Edwards, Gerry, Gordon, Hubbard, Hoilii; Stratton,
elul - Gust lee. •
roads and Canals.---Meisrs . Lawi•enee, Joseph
L. 'White, Boardman, S,hei•lock„l. Andrews, John 11,
Thompsop;Johnlioung - , - Steeni•bd; Wiv. W. Ii vin;
and Beeson. •
Patents.---Alessra; ()shorn°, Cranston, nuttier,
liatusevlaud_Sanford. ,
1-,gMic Ilaildinga and Graitnda.--Messrs. Board=
man, Augustus Young, Crantson, 13.rwne and Wood.
Revisal arid Unfinished Business.--Nfessre. James,
Stratton, Dinioek, Jack, and C. A. Floyd.
~iccotinta.--MessrEr. • liaker,W. L. Andrews, Mar
,
ehand, 3:G. Floyd, arid Yorke.' • • ,
ildenge.- , Nlessrs. 'Thomas W. NVilliamt,Patriek
C. Caldwell, John C. Edwards, Westbrook and
Ebright.
• •
, , . • . •
,
Erfiend:tures m the, Stale .Department.—Messrs
Oliver, Wm:kw:ly anti
Hastings... • ' • •
PAynnull Ives palie Ttrisury Depart in ent—Messrs .
Nit4E,coti;fiatinson. 44soti;Purtridge,l. D. Jones and
James 4wiu.
Expenditetres . 6l, fhe fyur Dapartnsei44.‘.t , ....ikletisrs.
;.V114111; Alford and Brack
.,
, .
.krfientlitures:in Me ./Vit'llt.Department t —:4lessrs.
Yorke, S imonton, 13ordeo, Stuart nisi Green.
Arpersditures, in the Post Ogee Pepartnieht,--
Me4sre, Lowell,' Morgan', Washington, Boyd 'and
'B,rPer'4;il4l,o.,e on fide, Public .13414ing5.-rlNleest•a.
Core - .I 611118011'i Gsdeo, Bidlacki Stokely od• Houck.:
I;s.',announced , the::names
r::(11 Et - 4011030 irg-inery,bert-.7-*th'initu-Oft
the ioloorctiiiiintiitOo • cl . e.lol4tr'fosty•A!y:
•bo. p •„500,t1i e sulfjeet of .the , curl;
rqrlcy„ anti 'the estal3lishntent of - "ol:Bitithbie
fis e a I , !jgo opy, ppirblo 'of, •
In•cthh , tuft, tli ' burst mein
cif IteFey `ni) . oo4oloi:t k
i
Oeigeapt, Adams
- Potie,i ro;•;p.Osti .1,01i050i42-1711,
iLxin,iii.(4l9:o,,ot,Al4:,'Al,Oritan:,‘,lli'e,Mt!'
to ;go? into fa o Wootig.
•revib`o "6 Ito. fed
iis , ..i.7;),,i't'.le,:.(tc.t'6'l•• - _ - . 7 4 - tt.'ile - s.' PiSv:i#iti7iol':::tot-4
the petition, of I W,m,',Smith, Esq.,..c c onte'st-'
ing the election `of Lind ''Banks,' Esq.,
which was referied.. , , • • •-' . '
.The Hoese •therr"preceeded to elect,a
SPeaket,*ainteo .
'more, GrahaM, and JObri c 4liorripa,dn Ma
80d-tellers, to;siiperititenti ihe'votes. •
After ,smieral.'
"Mr. lngersol rose' aricr.',Mbied' that
.the
vo . te of, yesterday,' hy :anprid
ment of Mr. Adarns•-tri
. the , resoluttoh'of
Mr: Wise, (which amenduren't frcim
the rules, of the., last' •frodse, which have
been,adopted for the present governmentof
this House the 21st rule) be reconsidered.
Mr. Ingeraoll read the rule•applicabli3' to
motions, which limits the 'period of
their' admis'sion to . two days, arid remarked,
tliat •he — had subenitted the:motion now
merely fol. the purose of.complying • with
.the requisition of the,rule. It was a mat
ter of indifference
,to
.hitry'whether ; ' the
question. on the reconsideration Was consid
ered to-day or to-rnorrow; .
The House•was in a ferment in a am
went, and a question , of order arose.:; •
After _ 4 discursive . : debate; :
themilli:in o
Ingersoll was enteyed,upotil,ild-routnal
to come bp to-mbrrow. n . •
Th 6 lialiciting for Sergeant-Arms was
hon.resuined,_aod_lVlr.l'owNsiNiLhalina
been elected - M - 17(h° fieveuth ballOt, lie, ap=
peered And took the oath of Office. ,
A message was received from the, Senate
proposing suitable testimonials of respect
for the death of Hx-President WM.• H.
Harrison, which was cot - Muff i
ed n by the
'Nlr. Adams reported A bill fbr.the relief
of
.the - widow of, the late WM. IL - Harri
son, appropriating the sum
'which- was read twice, and committed to
the - committee of the 'whole on the stifle of
the Union.
r, limit sea to the Clerk's table a res..
elution; which was read; providing that tire"
action of thb several standing corninittees
of this 116 . use, on all .niatters not einbiaced"
iii ineisage,ofiliiPresianfeininnuni-.
cater.rat- the present - seSsion..;'be-suspencied'
codun.tinceinent:..oftlic . .atinuabil
iiiittl7rOtinFtfX.lgn) eeetber;tifißT-,.
and _that all petitions_
xni-:all 'such suspeptlCd-matte'ri-beinistpuned .
until' the time above'.specified.
Cliffortrobjecteil to the reception of-
te'resolution at this time.
•
\lr. flunk only desired, he said; that it
night - he laid upon the table, to 4e called
ify.hereafter.-
Mr. ariggs motresl that lha -Housead
journ.. • • . •
The yeas and nays were asked and - ne; -
d:ered; and being taken, ti , ore—yeas op
nays 93. .
'. So the-House adjourned.
WiteitiNeTbN, June 9,-1841.
_SENATE or THE UNITED STATE'S.
"Mr. Clay, of Kentucky, gave notice that
he Sli.ould-to-inorrow ask leave to introduce
a bill. to Provide for the_distribution of - the
prOceeds of the public lands. . •
Mr. 42-lay suhinitted a. resolution Con
cerning the %condition -in which bilsiness
may be left by adjouriment. .
Mr. Buchanan presented. resolutions of
the .I.,e(!islaVre . of Pentisylvania, - instructing
and requesting their Repre—
sentative's to vote'in favor of the repealof
the v. hie wore-laid=on
the fable. • - •
Mr. Sturgeon, of Pennsylvania, present
ed a petition praying for an amendment o
e Constitution to• effect the abolition , o
s Avery. • • .
The reception!yas objected to by , Mr.
.aeston; and on motion I Mr.-•King;,the
motion to ruceive was.laid tin the table. _
..Mr:BuChatian presente-d-tvp-kiaturpray
ing for , the abolition of the slave trade.
The question wds then raised as to the
- e — oirts - t -- Frope - e - to be Pursued - on the_presen
tation of petitions of this nature,•when it
was.deeitled that the question oirefeyende
should. always be .considerid as proper
when a petition was subtnigd.
The motion to receive the petition was
en laid on•the table:
.Memorials were presented by Mr. More
head. and Mr.JValker id favor of a Bank
rd ri kw.
:Mr, - Rives - moved that that part of the
President's Message, which reOttis . .tp for
eign affairs, be referred to the CoMmittee
of Foreign Affairs,
IVIr Clay moved a postponement of the
consideration- ofthis motion till'Uo-morrow,
in - order that the 7 Bill -- } - esteFday. orderell — to
he engrossed might •now be read a third
•
•
ne.• •', , ,
Idr. Rives 'said lie had 'no intention -to
utilise any remarks on the subject, but he
Amtlarstooa it to be the_lwish_of_the_Senator
(*tom: (111i.'Bucitanan,)• to
address 'the Senate on, the 'subject of our.
Foreign RF,latiOns.
Mr.-:Bocfianan---expressetlyitis desire.-to
Inake-some. 7 obserinitions on what he con
sidered to be a very important matter,mheti
ever the Senate plight be disposed to hear
The yeas and nays were then demanded
by Mr. Allen, and the questilm being Viten,
it was decided' in the allirntattfe, as follo`S:
—Yeas:27-Nays 10.
REPEAL OF Tll SUB-TREASORY
. , .
"!'he bill to repell tho S i tib4reaSury Bill
was taken' op op the question of its third
reading.
The bill. was third time, and the
question being on its passage
.MI ...Woodbury stated' that his original
objections. O the' bill. had not been rentovell
by :the: diseussien , which had 'since taken
iilabe':
,t . -I,le. felt: lifTeself : . bound ,' ,wherk . he
considered that. this bill propOsedlo'cifilifge
the pride of , collecting • the. , ,.wholc :pmblic
-keiknife-,--to-tiipiattis-Ttibjeeii.Oiiir.'---.-1.1-..oV
jected' Co. the r,tleal until.. a,.sOhstiCirtis, was
a ireeo-On,..asse'rtijig'thiit neither Ahi . aits:Rf
, 3 . 6 il,
li
ri:l,B4% . qjwqr:COltlig.' the " .. ciistitilg
sir toots, ,wig . i•ge4„iiiioioilt,tria:.'siiiiititute
4 \
b. - nine-ay the , satitea. , tirrre'2presentett. , '- 't'h'is
bill i 'ffille - d":,:fh*ff Ow - i4liflC74 ' yi(4er'.`::::*;ltj'eti,
.ilid4lli.e:,i4ti r ys'Oi.i 's' h 8 fie're it,',40,014n t,,'() iii
:vid i lig.eviinAeliiinty,:i6) .. its room:. Re h a d
oo doubt •,g•eutteioe,o'lipitgatlY, joteild'ect7i.to
:61,i4g - 11:siinitf(1," . .'tt — ,: i 4„U'h,,f+12t14(e,",.-W,. ,iiliotit, jlehiY, f .
-Gat-there:-nrtteitsititt- for: 1
,- rtintuingil,
yriiii* , iin - iIGI4 - Ceioi . ' i. 'oli',:ccp,', - ,:igl.:4*".ny I ,
perOd: pe referred to:l,l.4r . eomb,,•phrified
...
in reference•tolheinblielliniter.: At the,
verpconiineneenient of the . new Oengresa k ,
on . , ith 'of ''Mard'il; wea . resolved by
.09 ntl e)rien . :„l.6 eT, citigic printer,
akiwi - 446 and to ap=
a--favorite, and it
waS,Concitideditilat this:•wae:necessary to ,
the organization"Or the body.; - . Yet; after
4:l4se et a' few 'iniinfics,' there' is no .effort
.•.,, • •
„made, totelec&a prinier,,bue.the printing is
given to '- some: persorir:not' elected' by the
Senate.' 'So it 'inighi
was,..-passed,- under- the, imp6ssienrAhic a
substitute would beAmmediately provided
for,' and .:there ;might , be an'bilinil'ilisap 7
pointment.- issue; lie been
made upon The Sub-'Treasury, before the,
people, no more than ' whether hard cider .
should take the'plaeg of, Champaign, The
Sub-Treas . nry. Bill, however,'he presumed,
was to be repealed, because it did not com 7
bine all the beauties of credit iystem.
lie took objection to the report of the Se
' eretary of,.the - Treasury;liecante• it had
gone, back twelve- years. to ffnd• grotind for
its inferences,- of:confining itself to
the operation's of the IndependentTreaaury
alone: Mr.' W. then went:on in 'an ex
tended. eulogiuni! of: this. :system, and set
forth the disadvantagee which he thought .
would result from :its repeal. ••• •
• Mr. li_entontook-tlie'-iloor r and-ritidressed
the Senate atriength. _opposition - to — tffni
•
rope:l / 14f the Sub-Tressury, unless a'sub
stitifte.Was provided. lie proposed a . re
solution to .this effect, which he sent to
the . . •
A long controversy arose here - on points
of order, when -itAwas:decided-tinic-a reso
lution like thartif Air. Bolton's could not
ha introduced• while hill .was- : pending,
whereupon Mr... 8. withdrew his-. resolu - -
tion, and submitted a prophsitioil to recom
mit the bill with instructions.
he proposition thus to recommit was
ueta tired—ayes 18, noes 28. •
• Mr. Wright tlten took the• floor, and
spoke at great length.
• Mr. Pentoirwas speaking when this.:dist
patch, was
sclased
WAsnl c"..(•cry -11) Is 4 L.
• .. •
EVU - 1):1 met! tiyo menforipls - i!oto
t'o - rtliaid, praying To - I; a..tinifOitiiialatitii)i
lIMI
Mr: -Buchanan presented a -meinprial
praying for :4w imposing a duty on lin 7
ported silks. • - -
AL'. Young .preSented • membrials froni
prayiinglor.the..posage tif.a_gcnb-±
ral_hanit - rupt law. • • • .
_,;Allalieser - rure mortals, w ere7refe - rred.
t'lr. Clay,. according to notice giveit,
asked leave-to present a bill to providS for
•th . edintrihntion of thoprocceds'of - tlie pub
lic lands;,.
. Leave having beeii given, the bill wes
re - ad .. a first time; and orderttl to b'e jrrii led:
Mr. - Bates presented-rtisolutions of the
Legislature of Massochuseits,millie.subjeci,
of'the ptiblic , .
Mr. Henderson, according 'to notice,
asked-leave ; to -introduce-a..bitl,to'establish .
at uniform system of binkr uptcy. He sta..-
ted that it was the same bill that was.ailed
on last session
1...7ave :having,.been given, th e i bill was
reuil - . a '6 . 0
1; and ureferred to the
Committee on the Judiciary. •
Mr. lives Moiled to. refer that portion
moriz message
ted .States on the subject of our foreign
relations, to the edinnuttee on foreign rela
- P
Alt. Buell:mail then rose ,te,express his
vietivs on the corresiiondenc.: between the
Secretary of Statn and the . British Minister
before the Senate and the world. . _ What
ever might be the strength. of his..party
feelings, he . hoped they would - nevLr enter
into his course as to our foreign relations.
--It- haii -- beetr' - reppated4 -- iisked„ what ob
jection can you - have to the .letter ol' . Mr. - -
IVehster to Mr. Pox? He would say, very
little. In most of that• letter he curJiully
acquiesced. His objection was to the let
ter of Mr. nix, and the letter of instructions
to, the Attorney General. It is on these
instructions that pUblic opinion . here, ant!
in. England, will be
.pointeJ. '
After stating the story of the Caroline,
he-th&-`--procceded-0 quote :from .Chief
Justice Marshall, to show that. a nation
.
possessed exclusive Direction over its , , own
waters, and he eitedyatte to establish - the
facttlik an- indiViduareoTilll 'be arrested in
a casesintilar to' thatef,McLeud. •
------ Mr -- -B - Thrthe-etmrse-of-lris-recapitalation
of the facts of the case, highly justified Mr.
SteVenson'S correspondence,' and Condem
ned Mr, Webster. The Secretary of State:
he said, bud not shown true American feel
ing...in acting- formally toward • Great brit
aia under - a threat, no in sending oft the
Attorney General to , L\,,
ck pOrt with such
instructions - as - he had given him..
Mr.. 1.3•dul- not• believe Alte,.Suprenio
Court of . ..New - York would a,,erre r
o with M..
.Webster in 'the' views he had - taken as the
laws of itat(ous, and, if' an appeat should
be taken; he did not - think 'Me: Supreme
Court of - the' United States would sustain:
them. ; . -', ',' 're
A' panic has been created by this 41•191;tIod
,business, •41r.:•,13ukhatian• said,'and it -ltas
caused .the' return of, our fleet frotn' •the
•lediterrimean, besides alarming many Ot
hers without cause. • Mr. 13uchattan did net.
think:Out .we . treie a niodg- the
.iveak :pa w
ers of the world, to be alarmed by the event
of - a War,••tlintigh he deemed. Itti :Wait° be
imminent. -
The -chiSttopic of - Mr. ' B'ti. speeelt • Was
all attack upon Mr. IV ebsterie'l tte; to Mr.
Pox; all(1,, p poll hiS instructions to Atri Celt . -
tendyn.... - Again, he seemed to . t eltilhe
avowal of - the - act - iff.McLeods to ben tiontil
act, Was riojnitificittittm . c ,', • • :,:'• , •
--- M - i. - -... jt i Ves7gltyo - , -- cre - dfi - AO:, the.s in - coil ty
With which the Senator from
,Penns'ylvania'
liad;,a't hlB Oti,teet,,'diselitin eti„nn.y.ioentiOn.
of giving a party: character? to': intk.iOniatits-.
Put, hisfailurp . An carry.ont •:iii'sjoten(lo,6S
'proved' that he
o weaccorrect•.in : cAnOer!,q
.iiik44 6 0.4 - tin: 4.-03,12,.:N4',v.it'6,'. ii-*ily, n o u n ,
.Tll 0, ,y l o ws which • r lte.';haktslc.'en-tiC t liC, sn it ! ,
ject,: n were : , - ,exelnSlttilynne-sitied:-;..tic.•cor;
d ittlit:i!O f itt,ool), `, IR,- ; Wlta t„ had „. b.,6, eP 8 , 4 i.d, 0
)4trittzt,ittic tuyitinni•the 0, i t ?) in eiliti i . .hti m4in-,-.
ta hi 11 , ihattlitip I :t,tong-AUss'nfiintinital•..iv,rquV i
tollidherfit'ghtitnt tii- lid're'i.elitild'4o'.4elk:ij
itividual but. , for', . tiie•,:redrewot,, W-hittli;,,ife
to, lict great pawr, which or 7
tlere,d • '•
Rivea ----- dia not dt ali'.aonctr with,
-Mr- -BtiehMiatt in: the• ealtigittitytwlt lett- he
bud bestoWed Upon:Kr.BieVertson „and-.4 4 . K.
Van 'Buren - ln•‘thisi - ;•tiffair;' , ' ; :-MC7Pnr . syth,
'he said, deolaratilO_hia last enriC4rionclence;
that the rscognitien of ; tie act by.the
ish.Governrifei)i,ii4i.Ooljr. ; ilt•L'i f forth° first
einee;nocially niacin
,jteennrel;'ancl that after
' this, it virould:ficeome. , a question
,fur, the
courts ,to.decide, Which was its preaisn,po
sition now. • •
fhp,.anatier. Which had.begii Made to
the-demand for the release or McLeod; 40
thought, was in the best spirit of American'
feeling: : He did not: wish 'to wreak his
vengeance Upon . an !fumble 'for
what a nation avowed, hut if he has resent
me'nts-Aci-gratify,' and sOniebody to punish,
the course.' ha took %vas to , settle the ques
tion with the strongeen,andlet the Weakest
Rives 'highly •ettlogiied
ster's letter to Mr. Fox:- which he called a
very beautiful and very eloquent prodoc-
. .
' If Vatter, Ite.said,.allowed ati individual
. o- be arNsted,, he . also showed that . when's
ration tivoWed the act, the individnal -was
et go,: • • • ' f
alsoreb — dka - mic•l3 - 1 - lehanan's
jianie" -- by - stating
that no man had;done more towards erea
iing it than -Mr. Stevenson,. who haecatis
ed the Mediterranean• fleet' to return' bomq.
'The Senate thMi - adjourded: •
. ,
UIT 'JENS Or Tar. UNITED STATVS. — Let. it be re-'
meinbered that •Braildreth's VeFetAhle UniversAl
Pills have now been before the citizens of die Uni
ted States for:nearly - six years, and'used by ll'undreds
Of tholisands! They are so well known that it nerd
scarcely be mentioned that they are a " Purgative
Medicine;" sn " justly balanced' that the experience
el a century" has proven-that - .they . may - be taken in.
any'dose areQviling . yltwe's
this yule refers' to botli.soies dud All ages: They
.have been used in every
vet;
derangements of
the human body, and yet; when properly tlied,neven
!ailed to 'restore to health, except iii those eases
where lialuri; was exliattiited - before the pills were
commenced - with. '
taii;ditlhat gel OAR,
'Universal; Pills remove all corrupt humors Irons the,
I , l*;.i):4oll.EsieikAtt wattYdrat
the litoodoutirtlierelly a:lvey - the (Rs,'
ease ; :(whatiiver riarnit-itAnny ,talled,--)- - tuid• gist! .
perfect heal tl rto life , systein. ' '
Remember, Druggists are not permitted to•sell'my'j
ills-41149u pursliase orthein you will obtain a I
OEMS
counterreit
BRANDI - Jr:llT, M. D.
•
Kr For sale in Carliee by CEO. W. lIITNER ,
"CronbeHandCounty by • Agents. hi
wilier part of this paper.., •- •, .
,
7 - 1 - M PORTA:ST: :TT EST Consumptiola
Snrf Bleedink 'of the Innffs ll'4lLiam
Sheppniqii-resitliti'g M.:leer-county, Pa. :near the
state line, relate's as follows: "In the Month of May
last my wife was taken with Bleeding fi , Ethi the Lungs,
eou6Lting, night swstits, hectic, fever, 8a; She had..
taken a violent &Old; laLiing previously given symp
toms .of the :ipproach of consumption, I heir much
alarmed-and mailelooneiliate 'application to a phy
.sicisn. 'Owl:* his treatment she became worse, i -
stead of better, until the lirst of June, e heti I heartl
from'an intelligent ruin of 1), Sway4te's Spip qf •
(Mel Cherry,- anil front his - earnestness iit,recinu
mending it I .was ;induce:l to try one bottle.
_effect , e‘ceetieil toy utmost eviiectinions,she -felt
immediate relief. .1 their mountell my hors,. slid
roile_tot.he . ollice, No. 41 St.. Clair strtat, Pittsbitrg„,
whyre it is kept tale, aiiil proCtireirtil
more, which Lian happy to say has efreetell o peri'ect
cure i L Please publish this, certificate, with my tinnle
ill full, that others may know where to rind the great 7.
estAikssilig bn earth. _
WILLIAM SEIV.PPA_Itp.
- .Priheilnift)friev, No. 19' Eighth ti•t•et,
whf•re 1111,1(1re - its or c‘....tine:ite!i l lh':iy be ui . ien
,ol,' the
sal,. by John J. Nlyers 5.: Co:, Carlisle; lual
l'Afts , p . epsia fkrspepsia
That troublesoine and peace-destroying . disease.
Thousands and teas of thousands suffer irons that
common mid distressing complaint, Dyspepsia is
freeiently . causeil by overloading , (Jr distending the
stomach by excessive eatingorllrinking—iiidisestible
and acrid substances taken into the stomach, or from
• long continued constipation of the bowels wseilentary
lire, fear, grief, anxiety, a copious (1'74'4 cold. tinder
drastic purgative Medicines, dysentery, miscarriages
iiitermittent anths ci
spasmodic affections „the stomach
and bowels, irregular meals,late hours, nod too Fre
quent use iilkiiiituoiNliquors.
- The sympto a.s ofilyspepsia may be described sis.a
want of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious one,
1111(19071 Mid sometimes bilious vomiting, sudden and
transient disteiisions of the stomach (Intl' eating, acid
liiiirescent eructation's, water
,brash,.pain in the re-
won 01 the stomach, costiveness, pal pitati on of the
heart, dizziness and dinmess of the 'sight, disturbed
rest, tremors, mental despondency', flihtilluney, spasiw o
nervous. irritability; chlllioess, sallowness of com
plexion, great oppression after. eating., languor and
generalljebtlity, sick head ache, &c.
,E,DIIE;;—At the head 'of all remedies stimils'Dr.
litirlielt's . Computitid Strengthen/1%; Tonie;arid _t;er
tun
Aperieiit. Pills, which eat greatly updollte pe
ristaltie Kind on 'of the intestines, thereby prodiiiiiiig
regularity of the bowels, at the saute improving the
functions of the debilititted organs. thus Invigorating
and restoring the digestive organs to 4 healthy
'Phis medicine seldom fails in producing relief:
4 POI and explicit directions accompany the above
mud pa in ph144.-w hie h -idescribes
iliseaseS•ilhe manner of treating s See: _ •
Principal' 09ice for the •United .Sttitex; No: 19
North Eighth SteeetiPhilitde)phin...
• Also, For sale hy John .I...iqvers & Co., ;.
and Wm. Peal,
S,
and
. L Connanuelichlion; --
'rids is to certify tlnit I have used hi my family,
pr.:Paris' Soothing.,Syrtmomd. beim convinced _id
its great Utility in alleviating:OM sufrerings of,chil
-dren'inutting teeth; I do conscientiously !cern - nit:tend
it us um efficacious Acid ilivalimble medicine. A sense
ofgratitude calls futtlf:tbis iestiMoniah, as well as
a desire in render general service by this - imblic
statement.
•N. B. Be careful and 'procure ill° above at No, 1 1 5
North Eighth Street:
We. art well acquainted with the writer. of the
above; article, and would not, linsitat`i niOntent•to
riidorse opinion of Di. Paritii Soothing Syrup.--
Ed. Daily Chronicle.) .
We have used the Soothing Syrupin our - Tatily;
unrl'it is as stated by D.—(Sat. Courier.),
For sale by Dr. 3. J. Myers . 4.,Co.,.Cavitalei and.
\i'in. Peal, Ski ppensburg. 11 4 " .
On SlimlayAlts_ 23t1 ult., at ...ITysttsville,
-M`KnirA
,u ) Nfitt
way, .ohio,'—lSAlfrit-A
-I'IIAYS, unitsor,L•of.Nriniol , llays, auil
iflisghtef or_ giu Csniki
• •-• , .
1111 thiii .borouglf f , on Vriday'ovning last,
of ;coniuilittlOU,' Mri..sTEPII KEA%
:ige4' ; •j,
.. - - , ,811113.1,f-1 IF ? S 5.11.:E. -
iV.sii;tite. t)(4,l.'iii.ititm YerylliOnturis,t6 11'14 (11.•
retlo; isiVO oat 01 ilia Court:of . ;fi!tfillon
I'.! elifi ... . 0) Adams comity; kiill I+o,e,;:posit'to Public',.;iiif !li.the Pohil'lloteitilliti:.).6kotigli'ir COliste,
ott atorthit the" Si st 414 i gt 3 tt1fy,: 4 1844;, :4,10 it'.-,.
fuloclt, A. M., .the tyllowipg. desiltitie4 R4al',..pstitte,
' ,. :k : Tiaci:lit,Liiiit;:iiiiiiitikTlii'ltie",
ttiwnslop of liickiniciti;"pumberlaniCiieninty4'4oti& -
.1110;./Varty:acres. itioie ,oit. los; Rtlyll44-4,lsergiiNinsi
;comity line;-,-- - -;--(;cootlycor,Davittgeigi ri,tnit 0 1 / 4 ' ,
4:4i.^:;,5e11i6.4 niiiriakin'iii. - execiition.iiiiii...',iti . p!„l . t,s,.,
;ut:LudisTuk•Wtiltelliye,rc:ll,Vd...:- , f ...- :,7!..,.'..7,.1.,),"., F.
Ii• ' . ' •.: :t'' %%;, ? 1 7 %1;4: '7„4l,l9lll.)F;`Slie I -..
'', 7f; -; . Bliimifi'S.Onice; •i''''..-/'. ~ ''' i . ~.1?' .:''.:
Corliste; Ittn It, 4 1311:4"-APY l'' ; ' 7 : - '`' : b 1
DI
PIEtREIVAL 1111BRANCE
:2Yorth .' - d;ne:rican lotaurimpe = _Complenyi
• -..:
cAriITAL.iO.6bO;oOO,
Thie ccinliectiop
sin6se, will bike
"reritelinali !Risks' ,
on the wet et:tit:pipit& 'terms, averaging •on stone or.
brick buildings about $25,pn..e% cry thousand dollars
instmv(l. • Any . wt liiiiiired,nphi . itliyt*e days .
demand/kola= Omit. remiitin inoney,'sabjeet to tt
decluetio'dof on , y floe . per (matt& -• '• • ' ••! ,•• •
• - 7rofiaieht os . usual, at the ,lowestratesi'
For particulars euquire•bv letter. ar tierson
•,.:Joklg• ALYEIIS, agent.
Carlisle, June 6, 18-11:—St • •
. .NEW LUMBER. YARD
.Bt [lee Old: Stand yards above the
Harsisburw,Bridge.
The Sublyriber. having thin Spring purelinte
cxeelletil mgortmeuf of seastmed •
.
i3.topT;.(.7 . o`riiiiihri Boards & Plank.
from i,•11., li d to .
inches thick, and frum •12 to 20.
• • Ash 'Plank • '•
.
from 1 to 2, a and'4•lncliee thick,'seasond;
Cherry, Curle(l,.,and ß,itds' Eye Maw
-
White juice Raft7'
•ere apil, Sea n tig; Long'a -6/sort, .
hinglos;White-oak flogshe4 7 . ' •
Ihe -- sull4erjberi thankful-up-hia,frindp:
rot past favo . rs, feels iliap.oaeo . to . do.hie,Foitr,
10. secure again their patrona ge. Call and .
exarnin4..ihis a s sortment. • •
. „. OVS.7.'ERL
.)(pqrilepi!Jurr,Ju . ne 16,.1141.-3t.
.
- 2 -4 1 'arisiership Dissati ed. •
"HF. .00-1 , ARTNERS.I:IIO'. h6tween S. Dan
aBACII lg. M. MEU.Y, of, Meebaqiesburg, the:
Foen , artlingand Con - business ; was dissolvedby mutual eonscnt 11 , the 6th of :Aiwa, 1841, The
pal ties are stilt cugagetl in the same business sepa
rately and distinetle; S. Dreshaela occupying , the
House east of ;.Mecintnicsbmg, atki Ikeily:1110
House at'the Crater Station. - " .
• : • - • S. DIV:SBA:Cif
• • • ril s • MEILY.
Zt:iceltrulicsbur7, Junie !d;
•• • -
Shop'-'7
Etrtl. - f. a 11: . %i• dr orb Soulli cf
11ik . .,;:q2;x16.1.:3 I Ott - si4;.•4lliiiirii._•_...
he wilrnucnilCo tlie,roanti- •
.'
"s , fat:Curing siod repadring of . •
PEER
‘ ll 751% 9
U. < 2 3
t;- 7 . 6 67
I -
CL - 617 - 1 7 8,.- t .T.I'CyI72.S .
of every.tieseription,ia the hest manner, on reasoint
_ble--to)nts, mai 7will - be -- tiraiikfttl - for - all - fitvors - that
may be- conferred inyni liiin lii the shove branches'
'of
. his profasion• would 'Oki hire:yin his felon-kit
ninLetnltoinersanctAlievillille iti generitloll4 be- has
received from the best. maintinetorr iii thi! cotptirt,
et sissortiffent 'of heinisonie firk rate
Brass and •Woot
I which will be ~a rratited front onir to five venrs, ad-'
vaforimi he will also have for .sale; WATCHES of
different kinds hod-priers, to please the fancy and,
suit the "pockets of purchasers, which he
change fol• cash, good paper; or country produce, at
fi t t c _ pid ces „ Llr . wouhkuespectlidly invite: persona -
-vcauting_Clocks,'Watelies '0: Je - welry,to cell at his
• ihop. her , re they tfurchase elsewhere, where then
• eau ee a variety of infant nod (line" tirtklyt, with
which they may supply themselves' on the_ above
terms; amint which are
•
Gold Breast_Pins ; -Lockets, Ear• -- Riagi,
• Finger Ring., Silver Thunbles, Ever- •
painted Pencils, Watch Guards,
Chains; Seals and Keys, Illusicfl • • ..
Boxes,'
,T, A bk; snit _and Ann st iSperatixi of Oermna
;Id liptifiish Sliver. . SPECTAI:LES E.s ,
SRS of ille . best 'tligl4ity,to
_suit all uses ntur all•kituls
offi:ameß.. ' t' • ••• . .
All (mitt; s carefully and urntoptirattended tn,91 . ••••••••••••••••
• • •-mernirAut sTEttzi
Carlisle; Jude 9, 18.11
PRILT.NEtr.A. SHOES.
•
The subscribers bare nu sruOlt lot of La;
dies (ind ..11isses Prunella Shoes, which they Ofroe
below coat for cutic
NIVLVA . NY
Jume . 9;1741
LEA.THER.• SHOES.
I.ik small , stook of Boots and Shoes. still on hutid,
and will be sold at less than oust by the suhseidbers.
Hrrxtit
June 0,1841
,
• • .
•
• Estcite cf..dildrew Swisher, deed,' ".
ff
,E"1"1"E RS TESTA ME NTA R rem the::
estate of Andrew Swisher, Into-of the bofough
Of NieciaSniiisbur , ... Cumberland - zolinty,tleo'd., Mae
been isidted to t he subser,ber: residing in the•afore
snit' borottO,i Notice - a
-Away to All *tpleMll.
indebted to, aid: estate; to make immediate payment,
nth] those linving nainimo present them Tor settle
.
• • -
ment,
..aorix.swlsliErt;
31imliattiestiurg,.Ittile 9, 1941.
. .
. .
DlSSOLU'illonr. ..
.
, ^lle pailliership heretofore existing under the Ark :
of Anderson St Boyer¢ was dissolved on this day by
mutuaLeonseut.-..-Xlie-honks sive in. the huipde-et -
Richard An' eisen,who is duly uuthorizei,l to eolhatt
the/sante. -
~EICTI Alt!) ANDERSON.
P.OrER, BOXER.
Car ;lune c, 1*41.---3t
The walersig . ned still coainties 4130 black And!
Conch-smilh burtness, ot the ohl stutls,untl solicits
a share of public patronage. .
RICHARD AND ERSalk , F.: c
. .
oi:iof6 e 7s•u es rterca a e6ti S-1..
A superior n'rticle forcausing , sil Ver , &
Ware., also Brass laid Copper Wareijust Fecer:l
by the subscribers.'
Hl'C~i RAC AILTLVA.NY::
Slay 10,1341:
• Dthillietti 110.i.7itetS
Florence,;l36.4l; Strew, and Rutland BONNETS,
.the newest billipCjiUM. received
for sakettestp at the store of '.
Joite 2,18411.
. .
•
• .7E D lNia c ua q ,„ •
• ;-- :
Li t &mons wishing to be supplird wjt2ilheear-...
iitot city ne'AVs, may recrtheinseirestptichgrati.
fief by Calling 'at',the' subscribers; .whore
' they eau
have adection or the followlog'tlaily anti - <*eekl 4 .
papers, viz:—the .Philadelphia Splironic '
Let!ger;aud yr the Times; Ne,wlN-Ork.Elaily
iferalth Weekly 'Herald, B4 , ether 'Jonathan,. N.
World'; Boston Not oii ; llla~titiitieii
&c. &c: to be Mid at,the'store of r,
torlinkollo 10,18.41.
" • . - '
._ • • •
- _,A_tattl‘ note iwilkiuud; tut owuetteau-hato.. it,bl-
ealling'ilt the store of • •
• ' • • etl
June p,1841
amas d.,
fr)tri . lac - orver..
sisivils. New 4. "
• . • .1'
~Ft4s:.-oGTi.lla 1,
livie 'l' I;f4i
to *gee:
uwy,a, at 11te bustamhr, •ili:;!4" - NcIst
L -0,4100W14,3; 7 1:441144... •,:
tt.2 e " '
11E1
CHAS. o6ItDY
MIK=E
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