MEM
Croitzte;:sivoNi)EiTacp:
,
Tit•the 110110E:ado' SAmur.i. HEPBURN, I'resident.
.1 talg c, &C.
Sir—Tlic Grand Jury of Cmedidiptritl catinlk,
lc:Tactfully . request that yitta will tlitiiishalletti•
tiW•publicatiptl a copy' of Hai Charp, , aclitipi‘Cd
us at the commencement etlitie litCsouUtertn ; ,i•)'
Very ,
• I)AVID SHIELDS, FOREMAN.
AuguA 16,1843. •
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.'t , • . i.. * • CAut.thi.s, August 18,1. W.
-Thy b•Stunr,ns; - Jhu and others, 'mem-
Ili rs of ,the Grand Jury,
...
Gcnticinen—ln itecordanco .with your desire
;Ind my prdniiSe, when your note of the 16iii h.q.
Nv.L.? huikdetr rue by, your Forchiatt. I enclose the
Charge Ulluded:to; -but do so, mithOut.having had
'on opportunity to copy it for publication. My
lima has beowyofttily occupied, that, I inust,eitbrr
'decliiic furnishing it altogether, or hive it to you
just ad .1.115ve it. .. •. • ,
very.NespeOlnily;your friend; ',5.7.0:
• S.:111.0liL I/EPh11104 ; ;
t ,
A 11 , G E,
of 'the 4.7ter7"1:
•
"' 'l'he'calcudar
iirriiltlied'frein the Jail
Ala to connueniente flint
,'there ;Irene prisoners emilinutl there, for trial.—
.17,1, eireninstanee' is au unrisual olle, and
(louhtles's be as 'much the source of p, ratification
trp us it in to mi. hilst, thereat! e, we ;ire
mieduraged ii the. hope Ilea Oar' (1111.1 . 08 Alll the
tlrindnal'sicle'of the cale'llilar will not Int us oner
ous as tksual, you intntt.loo enrelid nett It. boo sight
e'avirealtly reo,tdring your attention, under
! the gbeurtilt that till.(likrift in
jail, or I.ont. few' MIR presentedto you by the At.
"icirin:ty :. elittieral, sou linYe nothing farther to no.
The duties of a Grand Jury cover a spurn
nitely beyond their action upon w hat is simply
hefore•thcro byLilte Prjoseetiting. Attorney.—
V i rtho ;verY • inoile t tif si Ice Liou , coil pc`ettliar
form ()loath, clearly indicate that an attention t o
yon la' tic proper or,,t r
• limuld 'be but a mit , t ridge ciamplianee with u/1
yot_altt, s‘vorti to notice. 'rho ternis your
iiatlis are, "that you will clili;2'ent.l3 , itotpiite, and
'erucr, itreecutment net he ; an well of all burl:
as shall lie givEn you in'eltarge, as that you :dial!
imoiv-to his pre.ttenlable'llitic;' and,. that. viii pall
il(la VA t itll./Ilt illenr, reword, yr :any hope
theiltd; and %vithotit hatred
solemn 'oldiprationt guiles .. at your ,
•'•linnils a. rell and fair presentment of every (ttienite
.committed within this mountyolint is pritrentablet
_k:yery..yiolatinn,..l he rel;are.„.ol%.
'tiny Intv'of this, C'ointomtwealth, that hat: annexed ,
-tit it, a ptintiAnnent for ofeender, or
olfentlerti are ans%verable in a criminal eottrt, is
an cog. itiv.able latiiirt 'you, into which, kit
known to you,) you are solemnly bound to inquire.
fur idyll itiLt•itts aft citiv.ens, and elln privilit;t - es
votinitimiv, in :t gre:tt mentittiat depend, and
must nuces.tarily depentl,titi Hy; htithlitlncs., ivith
Inch Grand juries en role Ito doh ies imported
upon tlann. It rcquircs but a riiperticill oh:trivet.
:tolthe passing inents. of our day, to discover a
great a tod ro wtiv spiyit. of la \vies:Aß:on manifest in" -
ibielf iu the etonititurity iti irldith ic e live, - t o l d
pervading almost every raid; and gratle in society.
A diopiosititon A: ; \ iin•jd lu Cafe tlic'ettiotrol oftatint,
as allell . 11a1:0111'..111 as'
those ill syllich the timidly: are morn 'generally
tnitcrit§tt (I, into their baud., :mil 11)1.
not arch ponislinomt -to—different Wit . .. micro as in
their judgment. is merited, perfectly right liens of
their rights as eilizeits, no well. no the penalty
ince' red flu; violation of hinny ti Lints. Cr.
n . trations; coloblit lied for Immvii !Jodi' ',mi. - .
for g atiug-Lii,a,ipo, ;:tid
Jet it log %lel cot'.
1:111 . 111g plan: ay iii their judgment will retue
(ly esitdiug, ;unit even iinfiginary evtlo—tlitttudi
ilie 11011 adopt e d' eiti'rit4 ivith tl on open, palpable
violation °et:Nit:Aim statutes, that. embrace vvithisi
their, provi•tion 2 a a-penally that wc lit i%lat. reason-,
ahly hopc,%ittild eitt flicel.
lelAS,llllltell', 1111,1(1' Ihr, dcla ice relu OM/1011:11,
151111 brood( iyugl l lilt be ree6glli:ted by an injur•
ed tommunity, ov w inked at by a limid nail
jutheiti,vy,--Iyhtt rather Hem rim the risk
tti'idiltritqc n suppoyed indignity In the to:lel - Alt vs,
wind(' be willing to tri l ls the taihied by in sibme e ,
t:gardleso of oaths and duties iitipo-ted lilt
o;recteptite.r the rerponsibililies or the (tikes they
If expitAmitipo.l .of - Mitt. hind ‘vore 11ir a
itionteitt'ciitertiii tied of us, tie are desiroi t s o r
vlithracing, dm first opfrorittnity, (which in the
present.') to throw °lithe delusion, and ovule our
foxed d;tit•rouritition 'to iterforio
,every duty the
.letfis have !alien impose mum us,---tand with
out hesitancy bring to your Aletila: every piddle
twit:it to us that deserves and demands it
your hands a fuithilfl awl deliberate inveslipation.
Lit iotlpublr, vitolationu of law lie countenanced lie
ittoiri'lind pry in the inure Important walks o r
dittiE,; fir, • and it heciessa , rily encotirages fo.
(pieta hretithes iu every fither. Jfau individual
or sot nl individuals, are pernii . :lctl %vitt' impunity
to Mimi any'statute their inclinations or
Views of prophets did ids., what is to erevent all
idliers from exercising that sonic, WOlllll lie,
distattition? Vont:individual hos a right tti inGict
corporeal punittlntient upon ;mailer hu may by
chance or dchigitedly'inect ito tic struct, for sonic:
real or'simposed injury that has been done hiid—
nor firitlonder.ltis neighbor either in Alto politicbi
papers ?f, the day or oil the corners of the streets
alice of trust and responsibility,
with:Aliel 'known mid avowed determination td
commit iii the exert:he of it, a, breach of the ex
'll4.lll,k lawn, 1111116(' W111(til 110 prilL1:1(.8 to Ili 100 t ...
011111(.1;11111(1 Wlljoh he is sworn to support, what,
security, I,lodt, is there that all others may , not
t.
feel the balite impending necessity, urging them
to. the etintibission of erlincr, only more llogrinit
oind ; ,outrageous, :because more shocking , to the
relics' of the Community in Which they lire per.
paroled? I answer, nothing. And our only
safety consihts in your toking prompt and decided
tictioli Upon every viblation of law that is known
to you. It woulil La but little better than solemn•
upon the. administration of , criminal
justice, (bee Court to remind the Craud Jury of
the eNtollt 1111(1 (thrlgiilllOl of their .oaths,:and di
teat thlir.allention,toevery offence xvithin . their
knowlage,
,to the olreinidr was answera
• tile ,eritninol eefirf, hFit Ilie only result
;•tr.aottlie presentmeut pi' potty °Mlders Caeca
in trllich, perhaps, a poor degraded erect tire Is
fi'ericernad, whonever knew or heard of the statute.
againt , t which be tilt :charged
whilst those of mitre intelligcmte.tand occupying
'tendering thctit inuoir more conspic lone,
• a Ilk ginlistiqueittly•tileir crime more 'glaring,are
passed over in silence. t . .tticli 1 trust is nut to be
the mode. in which our criminal justice is admin..
rateked.in Lino:district; The low knows no die_
Helainein personsoind yen arc sworn to.present
ulI thin e truly ttwitlidut' Icor, tlivfir, reward, or
any hopethercele , 'and :that :such trill be your
tficitirso lilt entertain alould.
The' litufs, with wlilcli course of the patio's of
'th . eldoss alike to the fiend
souse, lilt well as the trier:ll3;f (lie coin lousily
within which they • eireitlatc—though on evii,of
/10 011111;111,1p 1 ,11111gtall . (11., (111.(1 which. calls loudly
for redress, is one 'With which,' in LllO shape of
orikinating.prectedings i you :have nothing, to ifu.
(flence : io,a . privote one, and so lung as the.
,ItitUldnals injured ofiiptlesee, we cannot inter
tpooeJt%l'f, Infirever, a easefifthat character should
I tie, ilefighi befure i you.in the: shape of,ati
'Men), it will be your duty, toconsiikut it,' ;aid Mete
Utthc Thirty' injured that :redress 'the constittithin
aPd.lawstotl'ord,hint. ,And to the otrunder, if tiled
,arid convicted, it Wrilr,bo,for theimtirt to mote out
niidh tiuniislinieni 'as wilkit'litast (dwelt; Wit does
net.nrre,ll, it,tvilllinthcliiiiits,ef you r,ito l u Irles. • ,
private, gtlaci'p!n ; latifl mlanderens,.ulterca,
Willi Which 'thd'ears of a 'paiser.bY on the
-ttanic Wl.rdet.O spa so frequently; greeted,: if not:iii
191tad,,orc yucca jilic the formal—private pit:nue:l
--and solofig its 'yielded ti - by 1.6(11'
vithtdo; ydlit:ditties,;n/l riot cin-
braced oin the obligation of your oaths. They
tthoul,(ldoult6,laNdiewatt,er, beneoo Ito 'wttrn no of
. . „
nn acconiclatingshual . opon .which varyof bar gOvei•iinii4ifinay to
iviaot.ed--amt:ovitleaaeslorit statti.of tI iii s co.t:
isting tonOcfret us, that
110 should_protngt-ip-.0 ~t,l. -
113 Cna iliC grid action ilischargo Of ditty.
society ~iii which thCed ,lhing3 atc tolerated, and
Much rciech,fd Juba to 'OW t,
tit).9l)..lmeg rt.74iect attic] r.ohnt4tieve
essential to a goof! government—nod tiplesi; pro
served,by a.prompt and dochled interitotA'thin
Stnttlog4llyietibstititiett far that 6urpase;tlWeti.
se(ilneers-wiktpoon be ; tlmt eyppibeAr !‘yilt
beoli4iPtitriulfietfin r ibbken c eral•
Aitliqit'apPltiiini 41701. Buinnigry pnniglit i
mcil .
dlet4leclAl64 r nioty . , untlpr . tbo i e,tspntccl.harnt,
odoisio iirdtat'at'
witness thkg,..‘"1,33i,!.:f I,lr, Pkg9p sarp7giwo Ka:
,4,oqng Tropin!
40.vd, o 6
soatll.hAut!ic . aistimalW goe4 - 011,10r. , ;14.9..fwv
• --oorvj
Inivey limn when Om interests or
-the riblio more, loudly deinali,l6l- at your and (AK
. I . , atols_a, , crlitink.im!-mnotir-y-illtfic-illlll-tho-torree,
lion or, thoso oVt7r ;41r,vit tillmc,:!, Individuals
aro Ha' FRC(' ill - any community where perrect
rrchle,snc,,, scents lo.rharacterigu the eourau of
these \Oro nrcsnitn. upon the correction or iltese .
seal or imaginary injucks. Oir as tee are COM
ccimcd—‘im remniec, enc cud all that (Air Milks
in ;ITN:piing 'this imisidmion M . vice, immorality
mel lit‘vlespito.es shall be Maile,sly and dmermln.
cdly perMrmed. Anil that_ mirdi dniiklimni, ip
every oln 'untivietinti, :lidll Lo itilivu:ci
as 1;i11 comp,l nu obrcrcuncc or 14W anti good for
tier. •
NVe knots, ;fent lenien t Ilial our tlutica if prop
erly prrthriuru•tu'u ()herons, as-tvcll as hi hly rr
t.ponsible, Zlllll uut 111106111C1Illy very thankless{
ltt a proper di: uha Item :Oust rtAllpotl
higher motives than the
_:,ppfaose Let.
ris .bit earelill Out (iel' Ike au ap . pi•oriug eon.
science as to IIµ• proper discharge oi our utlieial
+fillies; awl irlictlier approved, ttr disapproved by
ottr rellow cititteict,—u•e mill sung find' tlutt•we
carry v. 11.11111 our ortut brea,ts, a monitor, tvhose
ett,..tgestiote; arc raleulated i 0 more, rcal.pleatt.
!Irv, or Ul2,l;iii.ni . morct vain, than any dont C.llll
by ‘vliat is raid or dUtIO by tho , o.wlio us .
otlE \VO
:icitrerly, ndJ that iii 1111 pair it will
arlfird the.l'orirt pleaswe lu liirilish every
llel!ify within their power. v,•itrics,es are
;Lioplieutitei to the Court, either iliroutfli
your l'oremao or the proseetiti'llq /aver for the
('naupnnu•aallh, kill ho at once responded
h 110 p.lO tow, rally will be 1;6(1 hefore
ymi, mid I. Own' your allealion should he tlirect.
;ill hi the first and alloy thry ;IreVt,
1.(1111; as you niay deem !wee:is
iVe u:..c authorized to stnto by, the .Tudzes n
the that:at the lime, the :dove Cliargc
deliver( d they were not aware or the issue 12!
and :25 cunt notes, by the Couneii of last year
end ki;ere only apitri,ed oltho rad. by the !install
went or the. Grum( .1 nry.--Ell.:Vobtizteer.
I . <. e*c + t , • , GtlvVen .s ffi. l 7l , l+."l4. , vvre4VviYAftvti;lkA , 4. , ,,t
Tho Now YOll, Ttitnitte coot:dos a deseri-ption
of the great National ;gene:mut, iu Memory of
George Washington, to lie erected in the city or
New or!:, by the voluntary coldributions or the
people of these United Slater, of one dollar and
upwards, 'I'M) plan, we think, is beautiful. •. An
engraving of the niagnitieeittstructure in 'content.
_elation embraces ill-its derigtl - nta Igoll
- also halls for a Library, (la lieriel for
paintings, and rooms variotO collections of
revoliitionary, memorials, and a iTand Allstate.
mica) Observatory. Its height is to' be d'2s ft;et
is 21_15 feet higher than -the 'Bunker Hill
11.oninuent.. Its entire cost is estimated et abotit
$400,000. The material proposed fur •its con
.shlicAlou iS • the'Nortli Rirergranitc.
The Harrisburg Haim; neon that Mr. Me.
(troth,' one of the. policennin of the city of New
York, in pursuit (Why() negrocs wild stood chug.
ed with robbhor a vessel lying on quarantine in
,
That city; of a largo , sum of 'inondy, aPprehended
the.euoty,fugitives near Duncan's lyland, in Hail.
phis Comity, on'Zinday week. They were taken
Mr for I . lo'w York on 'Wednesilay tnortting.•
Lout ii2ooo, were found in thCir.'posseimion', and
di:Ado:num; made which will yrubably lead to the
recovery of all the ingney.
A negro named Drown was arrested in Carlisle
last ereningieleirged with being cOnednied in the
above...P.4m $3OO of the money, found fu iii house
. ,
in - One of 1116 staplaar : guinchits against a Pret.
tacitly° Tariff, a r' ago, nays ha ' Tnibutie; tyl6
141 alleged , tendaney ro wraire , theliiiced Of till
mutt tititapreshat we could never export any un.
til itull
,rcl)9 cl. Yctip this vc,ryfi rst .ycar
that ourneiv tariff is in Bill operation, wears
exporting more inantiftietarcii than 'over before
and computing ivith Grdit Britain in thiiin'arket
fonChinit,,at,tho farthorstde of the
Cputtliertors•,— , Pititi'esiinht exist lint li onf cOrtupi
intrtitics,htitsg seated, iq ;he ith.sitN;lll*,rt-Whercilie
istrliu s 7. • I:lty!ic g?9.l!pt pp•thiles,: :when
fu rest We
= : th
of,lllll debst&ll tlie iiilSiokailbii
gr: 8 . 1 13 e 0 :I;9P!'?Yja!, of; *al() 4.44
able rill ue„, The; ipyst snrc l nud peclly
,tyfty to.t:e 7
to
thd !Alumni it Attie ts miltficin &had becii foutiti:
)1q of 1 1: Ji }lmam UP," ithat :e cinblclPSllW
;;PiTY ? v1 . 1 . / I%i r lP1 2
.1 P!IY.
caur eniirely .
ditiSCitt i el'kiqoPMAin the l
oerellyhrtbwxh.9intransealbe:frot tr timitat; itit , ol4
l'arisre,e t LE; hod
!„NeivriYaek; 111 n
; 'Sold )I{'.critii,Ble.. by_ 41 4pLy.s,pApNink„,, ,
;CIS otly?ti iits tnl• itiliitoW the. 44, ,ook4ditis'
P4l4§llo l .4o)iiitlioYill,* 11,111414110: Ak t , 44we,r ;
t to ILL Lit :
(knots duly leads, yuu, as Well as we, must fol.
po,left to others—and
inioicry iiistance your. returns.slunilk - ho, such as
,view*tha,",o4p-'
•
i ti
- • rp w hive
ain Olry cl.'„taty,Aire ,
cinifpelle'd2Ao frequently . to `Wittie§s,
not all of so private a nature ns to relieve hititer.
you, or the Court froniaecountability as to obriu c .
tion upon the.suliject.. , ..l.'hore.have beenond.still
.aro, .lu-ouches, of ; public statnorli that require...your(
palpable,
have not for their jiastiticatitilieVin"thd Rolllllllllldll
of 1111 apology. 'i'hey are also too notorious to al..
ford 00 the miserable pretext (ignorance of their
evistenet7) not unfrequciitly resorted to,. for the
purpose of evading the responsibility of peribriit:
ing unpleasant, duty. They are Vellums known
to every , member al. that Jury;—they arc to-the
I . .c.yrt --and peril:lpm ,to, all
, I tylio
lutist 'receive from ;they 'imelt .
timeas they dentand, Undorthiz:fearfOLallertuitirit
that rest between a proper and finthlesa
or a known dilly. I allude to issnes of
sin:ill notes Avitliin the. of this county, as
Well 'by corpin'a t ;on s us i Prior to the
net Of tine; 1842, 1)11;1,13 41)4 4, 4111S
.011 . 1.'111T W111,,1101. inalotable ono- , --ileither tile ,cluart
or (4eand Jury' had any thing to do with it. It
teas discretionary , With each individlial, to , pursiie
or not. ,tlio remedy,' given
‘ hy tho,,aet . 91 1323,
film the Aiiihiose of sop:inrising 1.11C111: I:llU.avil
however hitchded I:t3 , reiiiedied by tho' act -Of
1 increased—, tlic, country - ;was !NI - Oiled, with
thii4 sort ofcurrency, and 'Mr ] the purpose of ar
reking Vic act of- 1 114' was PaSstuf,
Imak Mg the ollcncc ale imlictabhrulle: P- 11 11
quently drawing it Within the pufc: of your super•
Vl4ll. Thl; 1':0111111di,;(1:eninplied with all'tliat is
required of thein,in kluging, the subject to:your
notice; it Will be Porydu to detcrinine r your own
course upon the subject:' Ittlwre have been such
issues, either by corporations, or individuals, 1141C11
passage 1,1111 law refilred to, year course is
a plain uric. If net? it is equally bu. The.pen
alty,illay,„ho severe, and tlieeonituittences to li con
' potation, as important as ,;411110 are 11l this county,
rather ; 'but. if by their own illegal act
penalty is jitearred,,llle. ookorpome.
,rs of
their 111V11 1 , C1.11111g,, 11111/ (1 1111 , COlISCIII1C.11C(111,,t
prebuilt, ISO hove nothirer to do. '•• Your inquiries
are niso direeted, to wilt:flier' tlicrc.are, any tip.
Ming houses in yen]. imiglibm hood ? any disorder.
It' houses, ltopt. for purposes of prostitutien,
„,roosiog, ur frolivliing, to, Itto allnurnom
disturbainSt or their surrounding mighbor
hood4 either in the or country'?
Any gambling houses, Meaches'of lbe peace at e
lections, at.milii,Lty traiiiingq, or any horse raeing/ -
re,--tm tM- —kiirm."m`to—tlre
-1.41'an4 .I,nry,,Mr eitlutr or
,Kom, thu samc_Obligation_
that retitiiill.l you In re('inu a true bill to what is
bylbro•piti, when 1.410141 so, requires th'iCyini
sbould one and all-of,thein to the t!ourf
.
And Mis saino obligation rt,,ts upon you with re.
ill to every ether offence pleseutalde” Mire,
whetlibr your attention is edleil to it by, the Court
or not. 1*.41,1'1•1:y, 11:1 10 1111 that you do in the dis
charge of rune ditties as Glllllll .1 Ilrc,rll, is ako cll•
iilllll'd 111611 you by yolll* 1.1111119. No man has a
right. 11l I.llqllll'tl of you,—Or say ally thing t 0
.Vlll.l
out your I'o,lll 111 1111111111e0 111 10111 t iv, or may
be brought herom pull. Ali attempt 11l ilillueneu
your judgment or neutral your ;lethal by any one,
is 1111 indict:llMo of .11111 :Mould be at mien
lirMight to tiro I , ndian or the'erairl. ' And porinil-
OM; it lo he done by any juror would be a' Ilag'.
ram and palpable viol:di:Hi lit his oath, which we
Idel.asuureci nu jar or il,, that, !Mx will kirowingly
tame'
Rionument
ni_lo.l3 - qa autp(az'ritl•
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•
E. BEATTY, EDITOR. AND PROPRIETOR.
CARLOSLE, 'PA.'
gro/ilesdoub .Inglesi O, /. 843 . i
;.• • r0nt,,,,h5iDE,4,..,/
::CLAYa
Sahioct tu tlia:docisjon, uf
'DEMOCRATIC WHIG PRINCIPLES
BPE CI I ALLY F'Clt PUBLIC 1.1 . 1%."
' IDE R. CREED. •
1. A ennui] National Curryney i •regulated, by the
"ivillnibanthnrity tin) Nation.
2. Au iuletinate Revenue, with fair Protection to
American Industry. • „
3. Just:ll:strati-114 on the - Executive power, cm—
bracing a further reetrictiOn tin the excreted of
.the Veto.
4. A. faithful adininiatration of the public doinain..
with an equitable distribniion of the proeeeds ;
of•sales of it. among all the States. • •
5. A adlieriest and
,econnutleal administration of
the (general (loverninent, leaving piddle oiliedrs
perfect ireedoin of thought anti of the:right ol
suffrage Tut with suitable restraints agairnd
• iniproper 'interference in electhins
Au amendinent to the donsiito lion, limiting
the incumbent 'of 'the Presidential oillec to a
El=ll
objeels Attained, I think' that, we should
cruise to be afflicted with bed administration of
the Government.—llENll CLAY.
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! • STANDING COMMITTEE MEETING,
At a mauling of the Democratic Whig Stand
ing.jaatunittee_Ail___Contherland-countyr-hold
thcumbliclntsc: Of Mr. IVil)LiTi frown,
borough of Carlisle, on to s esday tlth 15th of Au.
gust, JAMES POSTLIITHWA I,TE was call6d
to OK; chaii; and JonN OremEtt- apppinted Scare.
.fury. The following resoluikin was passed:
Rc3plved,,That . the Democratic Whigs of Cum:-
bet land county be tesptested4o nest at the usual
places - a 1 fielding- borough ;mil-township elections,
on SATUR 1: tlaHlth Jaustd September, at 2
o'clock, I'. M., and elect two dekgatos to repre
sent eaelt borough and township to It
COIIVOIItiOII, 4o by lucid io the County Dail, in the
boisough of. Cal lisle, 011 ' rt Y the Nth of
September, at - r o'ckek, P. AL, to
,noutiniite a
county ticket.
.1 AS. I'( /S . r ET 1 INV A IT_E, CII71)
.TUIIN Or_E).(ik:ll,
New Papers.
- AVe have quite a situni;erof card Wales for
lliu patronage of the conitniinity in, the sluPe of
new paper, , , - ou our table thin week. We hope
(11 - ey way all meet with tln;Fuet;uss they 'deserve.
The tAeini-Weekly dnd leaate - i• Pen
ny Atkertiser i., the title of a bens penny pa prr
just -conintentied in Lancaster, by:110;:srs. Pearson
W ley.
The ":itanclard," is the tills .1' a very spirttt'al
-parr,lu,L entnitturievd at IlelliddyBburg, Pa.. 113'
.1 14111 .Dongherty. ' It niiiinscs' tvithscarchiug a.
bility the Tyler, 'Porter and Rader party.
Another " Standard " has been planted in (let.
tysburg, by .1. I'. 11, Ihinginati. Ii is very neat
ly girl up, and IMP:MIA (ippoSillg pleilliCJl parliCS
and advecatin4 l'eniperance. \Ve hope its lsdi.
tor ' a elliak Will .1 , 1111:f 111 , 11 in th0u:41111,6 . to 1,311'y
around the Mandard I,r total abstinence.
Now i slaVoip;,
NVlligi Or .% 11.1111S - comily bay.enomimM.l
nom JaMe.4 Cooper, for Assembly. 110 will be
elected of course.
Dani(.l Seine , E , q.-lias liven re-noininale(Vor
the Assembly in f,ebaunn county.
In lloolgomery comity the Whigs have
wiled Jo'soph Roper Ibr (lornrress ; Charks
Jenlana for Senate ; IsaaE - Sehollield, Thomas J.
%VlC'le and 11'iWain V,an (lezerpr Ailiewbly. ,
Three Or the pm•soos ~1101111.111Ited 611 . thll Anti
Masonic ticket of:Lancaster county; have dcclin
Cil.the nomination.
11 - -7 - The Locofocos of Ihumhin county have no
initiated Solomon Shindel and George 11. Lau
nun, fur the Legislature.
Mexicali Enclensnity:
The second liayment of interest on the hole!'
oily doe thits f:ntiniry, 1V:113 motto at Mexico, o
the 30th ultimo.
ajlt is stated that Governor Cass will receive
the vote of Ohio, in the Logo rocoNatioaal Con•
EIED
i 1 i Thu Notional Iptelligetieer expresses gren
confhleneti in. the. ability of the 111iga_to dee
their cateliilate - TuTtlie Presidency...._
. affi .Tho York, Pi.'nfiliublionn lanistir of .a to
unto, the growth of that. neighborhood, Wide]
veiglia
Vi 'At the 'recent election held in Imusinno, the
votcr's of that State, by a majority 'of four ..td one.
decided in litvor ofa State Convention for the
posd of reforming the CloOslitltinO.
.1
firooten ,uf Hafttahurg had quito a
brilliapt proceaphat 'a day of two ago. , •
r - /Ptycitty-Ilirea inebns of water in 119 clan
'cl at Pittsburgh, by the last acaounts. , .
There 'has. bcori a riot almost every night
for the hat week or two among •tha firemen 'hi
and neighborhood. There hat been
a regular simeession of, lights between s dilferent
companies. The' authorities appcar to ho unahlo
to quell illstAirbanecs* effectually. " •
ri , General Yontiges
wither any:skim - a Madison . ; latolydied
son county, Virginia, in the 82t1 year of his 'age
' V-r The Hagersiomin'Ws states thaf 'llr.' F.
Weekler, Of that enmity; has exported Several hits
Of, Dressed Duickshiris to Amsterdam, kir :3tirhioli
ho had orders from, the Governmout ol:Wirtem-
Mai. They are intended, it isssid,,for ; their
,
.„
v f y4 tix mu named Puwar, tyciefccoptly
killed b$ tia - cidi!l
, A, near l'lollitiny'sburg.
01'lle Liverpool paeket now
14,11'46. York, takes,otit two irivoices ijf
ktydnititi ttii trdtiett.
Irwin; maabf,
'lljivii.ll , 4 ,ii;th Triadoiiqua . ;
• lit • : .•
' W'ri d'ef lael; liilas . 46chledty
the. Uiti6t
't , dit UM 4tt , , firdb- 1 tvidtr
,
very comfortable. , •
• .
liiedfo g o
imutokes:fßi 19.dids!! toiluteri! i ;;;,1 i
n 611,&•:"Ittilioit 7 13 t aihe.gi bfi
!litcn aided: to IlitVP.i . ofttlttitsliip ' tn
4411,iii:(0.0*„-X, 54) 1 hi4l?gicul'OelAiggtr':'
0/. iitika
.•. rosu
thgAbti
of Catiat': . Coni'
:ril l ucc 041 141. ,
iti . 4toae6.4ilVl
Harrisburg Arg
kfactory.
1 I,i
, ‘
4 04 4
y45.„2
4.1 • •
I ' .;', ,;:' •
4 , 61 t, .-!:-,- ''k
x . 2 •x-7-...„-": ---
9 ' „ 1 ilfg. r - lj,
f t
e r 21. t.,.. „. _if'. - .
=1:121 '4•VX—,
. . . .. . . ..... . „ . ..,..,.
yrikilsOry,,l . l t ;ili 461.iSfs , cIoqly, p!low 4 L . t140.1.4.110.
• ilfitiq..td no In' - hoed' nliy.l d'piniltsble Ai.in'ici) 'cif'
lovOntirn" 'l'li - iffdielLsb . "(if tlio - ilOeliii.Wi, illui : t011
upon 11!9 . Mai l..ino, I nr. t !Lei .
,Irlonth; of '.4.11t,..1843,
ni_s
,poinparoil vitli . the saint) period in 1842, is
833,692,94 , nd. the - wholo amount of ;ioccipts .
for Ilia month; Is $98,61:1,28.
jl lie l i htladaliilibr and Colambla RailrOad - lfas
,•
Oaf); by , ji.icliC.ioun- nianifgaiiient ? 'beeri tif
iiptliellant five tnnatlik a ; ideal" firidit,• Over
•all:ompi,nditiives
MEM
TI 108 a iesultaare ,attributable to the
,cioesircxiOnty.iif,the rates of toll,. and to the, en
couragement given to enterprise and
competition in tho carrying trade. • The hicredsell
nett profits is tho trir rctrencliniont An-the
.
rnamigement of-the motive' power es Well as of
the increased mallet of business. :•Pr'em 14e.aeriC
.indications there is tio.doubt that the main line
now mere, than,pays the interest .of• ith cost,
'sides paying currant expenses end repairs. We
have been infOrmeil, from • what
, wo geed
authority, that :the main line of (mi improvements
will pay into the Treasury this yeal.; afliT tnajn.
tuinmg theinselves in operation, netween ciyLt
hundred thousand and a million of dollars. This
is a Elllli equal to half the animal interest on our
flitideddold, and Jiiky well account fur the rise of
State Stocks.'
As the election of Canal Conitnissioncra , is op
konching;ther Ar,ges, organ of th
Administration, May" have •made up the above
very satisfactiny'Aatement to operate in flivor of
the present Board,whe will e'rufen!vor to he placed
in nomination for re:election.: The statement
nhuuld therefo . rC lie received with. caution and a
large degree of allowance. But let it heiruo or
not, bur experience within the past seven or eight
onviit to heOr:loot to convince the
pie, that to entrust the State Governineirt. with the
management of the public toi.ltit is it wrong and
unsafe policy. The inure fact that the Clemirilia.
shiners Imre at length ibund out tilt the improve.
inetitii can he so managed its to produce a revenue
ahovo expiniseii, buly showe how villainomily
the State has heretofore heeit.robliedrind *under
ed. Thiririg ( . 4overnor li.itner'3 Administration-
the Philadelphia Railroad, tinder the very excel.
lent manag,cinent Illultalruy, was made to
yield a surplus of $30,001) per animal, butt in the
very that -year or Porter's term it fell more than
that amount behind, and s ha's cami ium! so ever
since to the present time. We I , )clicve that sontal
policy would suggest a. ;Mk' of public works,
00 as to rt duce the Slate Debt to a manageable
sins, and so believiug shall continue to advocate
their disposal to companies.
iNational Intelligent:et- has El 11 excellent ar •
tide on the subject of the " - prospect u hcud." 'flee
remarks of the I ntelligencer are lull (tithe sound
sensew Ilia has always characterized the course
01 that paper, and we wish it Were convenient
to copy them 'entire into our columns, Thi 4 :,
however, is not the case. We content ourselves
witi! the lidlowinZ extract:
~_'!Por taut:elves we have net the Iraq (Meld that
the I.l'hig Party is at this moment id rmiger than
it was four years .ago; more powerfill because,
more uti . th.tl and compaeted; and littler prepared
than ever it has been Cm conflict with its snivel,
satins, because animated by the double mol iye of
redreNsing injury which it hiss itself sustained,
and nccemlill-himr, good for the country. ‘N'e,
loolt Ihrivard, then, with cheer Ail and abiding con.
idetire to a vietory flit the Whigs in N
.
1641, baldly inliwitir in hi inhume atitl deeigivo.
mess 10 that whielt it min in November, 1 8 11).
We do not now doubt, ntul tvc never hare doubted
of this 'result."
Cr;•ln f;en. annual ate , ,eage
to rumzrrss, be held the following language on
llicsubject of protection
"The advancement of agriculture, commerce,
and mantillictore,-„ by all proper means,
I f 'iced recommendation ; but I cannot for
hear intitontimr to you the expediency of
etrectual eneouragetount as well to the introdue.
lion of new and useful inventions from abroad, as
to exertions of skill and genius, in producing
them at ,home."
Again, in his eighth mcsaaec,' no find the fu
lowing
. uctitig'rer.s In ve repeatedly, and not withon
success, directed their attention to the encourage
merit or 111:111111:10.11ITS. .1110 object
c. , lisupleliee not to ins:lre a continua nob o
their droll:: in every way tf hit.:11.f,11.111 appear nil
gible.
The.hcavy rains iu Lugla ul !luring the har
vest, which titre:4cl) destruction to the crops, have
crciated it brisk'riemand in this couutry fbr flour:
The New , V(;rlc Sun soya the (]rent Western has
brought out orders to purchase flour fur_ tho.l.ln-
glish mnrkct.'. About'a thousand bnrre f Gen
esee have been :taken- on-English der.o4l at five
40.11'n;si and -i'reight, has been engaged for - four
thmisand to i.iverpdol. The English orders ocn
evally
lindt the - price trifivo dollars and less.
Tkie Locos iJt IJlmion County.
0271t0n. John 'Snyder 'of Onion, has received
'the nomination' a that county for Cdogress.—L:
Snyder roceivCd 20 voted ilia delegation and
General Abbot Greon 10. Snyder was the anti.
Porter candidate, is ; an omt gild ,out i. grup:TradO
niaalidgoentiir Calhoun fur l'residert l Ru
!dor etiya that, 'sliOnld.Soyderset the nomination
by' the Ocinfere'es of tlth district, (WhiCh is coin
nosed of the dam:ties, of I.!thon,,lquoming, .Ncirtli..
thobenund and Clinton).Grecin will run as a vol.
Untoar. Shmihl this, ho su, the. clection of the
Whig onndidato will ho eUrtaithaS.GenCral'Green:
is a warm Tariff Iran, and 'will take with hith a
large 111:11N of:the:party on •this. qupstioth
1840 the.di4trier,gosei Vane Buren a majority' of
.620,
Mr. Wnon,:eilitiir of tho Albany Ending Jour.
nal, in a!letter from London, dated Jnly,7tli, glits
to tim pcioPle of the unitcn States ilia following
Important infornintion : ,•• .
" Tito dutj7'inr Tobacaln England an& .Fr'aneC
is onurnious. J,vitui,etar,tled to !dam:What every
Amorisan puglit. to know, tind...-FUgland ,dcrivos
an annual riwciiiio of about fifteen' nrillionS, 'Lind
A:ranee n 6011 largo*, suin,fromAntiestupiin To.
bacco: And this is:purely, a dots foo,rev,ontic.
In urgsne thCir NC' trade' ilbbilinbs , pdn
Con.
grcaPi if ;a So utlibru broth rerii wbuld- insist, upon
a, rfciProccil krcpTrado, t tlio,An.cicascd , doniand
tortoba;6l,'Wttlf tlieincioastill'iiiil4 . ol.6 cprn.
ducor, would tiring :.iirosperiiyliirid
tobacco 'producing States/",,,,; g ;
AU sorle-of rs TOeist , LWo6Toliciditif toit'sk: was
given on Om
Virginia, by hto:44oettA r -r, i,„
"Mr, •Presidont;!•ll atintiou.t.Mlet•eacri ono
know that I atimfor; BonryLCltiyi•agatitist the
world. .Ho aadrl , woro lroko• °Wins to ilto Slashes
of old Hanover,: !Lie tworkedri haitifoidod,;"and so
did I. Ho was a good boy to his mammy, and so
',was I.:.1 know higi,likq,a kook, and • lolco_hirit'
like a bredlty:' any,Mait, thin t o say
against him, let him ctitan any
bettor, bravor t ,M" Man chati:{lMlTY Cloy
ion this glohO; ;oll s'`'l'.. 66 Y:',/!4 ticon4l .bß,n..agrt of
,curiosity and tOlOOkAftlin,., Um, it,
'Clay.' (333 ohcors l ) „
,
of the aystegOf rotrprichmcut
Works intr:oif nOti 4 .1 ,01' 13 ga1 : 4
saioners, Or:
of freightifitTi`,(!p9mmuyontjj,..
unt of tonniet, , l.We rectit'•troth ) the
a, (locofoco,) has boon roost sat.
if of being n burthen upcin tho
71;he Whig Prospect,
(A00(i rieit'S for raniWlN.
Heavy :Duty.
lIMI
. „
It, eller troth Creilitor.
irrla an tkrtielo some lima nineoJ,elativ9 to the
n. !Ohl oflice,*fromv4iimiiindfriiiihe operations,
:Of!. Vie listiienelinndit! bilk if the; lust Legislators,
Gq ventilretflo tiptdk'ortlin 'decision. as a viola=
lirni..of the duties and Chifurs of patriotism...—
This, we believe, is not thelekst :striking aspect.
,in7Whicit';ii viewed,, by, tho• public.. At. the
sh.finY tirefo'Wl; correetetrlM - eiroV which is
geiicrally'll thiegard to the :chit rlieter of our
foreidn :ere:46re i :mho urn li•drYeralfit Sitittitised to
be wealthy noblemen and bank; rs,lustead of be.
•:rotired officers, ministers, authors, widows
and driiliaiss',:%Vlio rpall, bold a largo porilon of
the'debt; andWthoinvestmltheir savings io Ainer 7
icnn Secnrities,,thiikiog that our young and Orly',
log States teethed '-with • C•caltir and could never
fail to pay their just obligations.. This vieW of it
is striltimily enforced by the folloiying letter froni
till old and gallant English officer to Gen. Scorr;'
of the Ultited States:: This letter.; we think, can.'
nut} be read Without ilbsolutelit,:tuchihg, the feel
ings of every American: who • has &pure regard
for. our national character. hero is a soldier,
who from bging an ,enemy to our country, was
changed by his admiration - of our peoplO 'into d
friend so warm in his feelings thaflie wet; Willing
to invest in American securities needy all he pos.
sessed ! And now that he is left with little hope
of repayment and ftithreatened with poverty, how
warm stilfluehis feelings for us-how kind his
remonstrances Oprei .Otir fliftlilessness—how un:
willingly lie credits"-the suspicions of ourrinteg.
rity. Who can read this letter and entertain for'
a moment the villainous thought or design of re.
inidialion I. Anti who after reading this letter will
consent for a moment—be his s'atoM nr eircum•
stances - what-they 'may--to aim exetriptbiii - , - 71irect-
Iyor indirectly, from his full share of those bur.
limns which arc necessary , to be borne or a titne
in order to relieve the American S atcs from the
odium which several of them ar rapidly ticcu.
mulating.tibroad? . ;It is to be hoped that in jus.
lice to public opinion, this injurious step will be
retraced by those in authority, and that measures
will lie taken by our Leirslattire to restore the
- 'clittructer — of TennsylcaulaT ict-atlicr
titcr;-ito-as_they_rnay.
'File 'writer or the uuldoined 'letter, says the
National liitelligenecr, was captured, severely
wounded, at Chippewa, 00 the sth of' July, 1814,
Hu i, with iii friend Major (hitter:ll Silt PutNeAs
2rA1.1,, :titiO badly wounded and eaptnred at the
mule of Nirgara sonic twenty dayslatel', lay; to
*ether with our Mar. , Gen, Seorr,Aie too being
badly ‘vutitided,) for sown time, at lirat near 1311114-
lo,.ambaltcrunitcla on tho road between 1114,ilo „
nita Albany, until they worn abler io trafterFroin
association and counnunity of suliering :Cfriend.
ship wag contracted betwgen these officers and
Gen Scorr; - whoassistcil - their return to EngJand
on parole, and f.teilitated Their journey in the U.
States previous:to their departure; of WIIICII and
ether civilities received at that time such a. s'ense
has well entertained hy these officers that both
Sir l'inNeAs and it Jong have ever idnec been
unbounded in their attentions to all Americans
failing within [licit roach.
This explanation _will Korvelo introduce to our
readers thu rolinwing Later from Sir J. Ai. WIL.
FUN to General !SCOTT:
t: OVA r. HOSPITA r., Crnn.vra , Oct. 9, 18.11
Demt (.;t:Nram. Upwards hv,: ll .'
ty-seven vear,:ltave now Isis:All iLway since I was
opposed to you at ('//ippricti, anti wds a licrwa rds
vane prisoner and fr/bne.syprer near
Vet Burin;; that time 1 never rcasvd in fou I
it grateful rccuilrclion of your' hinilur,.v to Ilte,
aml,a high *rultniyation olL4liose chivalrottv feel
ing!: wltich animated yon in battle. And it is the
recollection of those stilling and by-;;nun
the deVolvil epluiuu cnlertuitied of you by
Sir IZiall and myself, which now induces
me to write to you.
• 11'ill you then, dear General Scott, pardon illy.
writing t I you; and inform me whether tr not, in
your opinion, the I.egislatures of the above States
are wonting in those high feelings of •Itattir and
honesty for ‘vhich 1 gave them credit ; or %%shell).
or their present embarrassment has arisen out or
unexpected difficulties, and that they had !tot stir
rieient time to meet their ettgag - witents ? ll' yin)
he kintlJetiongli to give me poll. , minion on this
ailljet.:„l/ I linuw it will he 1111 honest one; and
'sliarthereffire appreciate it.
I often hear oryou from your countrymen wlio
visit England, and I hear or your health and or
yotir lidvaneetnent in the estimation or the.l.Jition .
with great satisfaction.
fitvorahle
,impression I had receive!d on
passing through ' dilrerent States or the (Yoh. in
I 6.1 I, bothin respect or their moral tone, or their
indostry and, resources, and or the Sir.ton /food
which seemed everywhere spurring diem info act
lire and honorable existence, indnecd me in 0 ctrd.
ntotts and evil hour to invest nearly all the' imMey
I possessed, viz : ..C7,501), in Nov Orleans Can a l
and thinking shares.and Alississippi and Indiana
State Stocks; and now, alas, none or these three
concerns pay their diVidends! I have a wire and
six children, and two of your musket balls are'
Mill lodged in my body; and under this pressure
from witliont,.(as well as Within,) you will not
be surprised if I sometimes feel a little nervous
about thointerests of toy family.
The Onion and distrust which the failure of
the United States llatilt,kantltlie
I have rofersd) have produced in England is very
great! Yet still I wish that. the eaten friendly
feelings were entertained by the citizens of the
United States for England, which Englishmen, I
ant happy to H . ay, every wherc entertain for them.
lint the-bordcreis.on - both sides; I cosi, area rest
less set, and nothitig save the wisdom and beStex
onions' of such calm and dispassionate men 'as
yourself, and,thosc who arc competent to in,Ml oo
and control the vices of the turbulent, will be a
ble to preserve to 'those two great countries the
blessing irf puttee.
\\'d read with great regret in this country the
accounts Lf the doirgB on both sides ol*Your Nor.
tlicrit frontier. _There' is not an EngliShman of
character and common sense who wouldmet.dep.
' thereto n war With ' America ; •but you Must' leek
idler your. people on, thii.horder as WelLas
I think you will find us at all times disposed to
'act fairly by you ; bet John Hellfire' a'touchy fel
:loW When Iron )rosP him, Abbeigh . willing to take
ionic from his cousin in America than front any
body else,' yet there are pods to his forbearance.
Could you but multiply yourself into a dozen Pres.
iticnts of as many states, I• am sure all the
feelifig would shun Subside. • As few my single
:self, the Marked Ifinileiess ()gender: both•ter•Gcm
and 'lne by your countrymen has converted'
aS more or Ices into. Amu-leans, and induced A
'confidence in their public seecrities; honor; and
:good
,froth, which l ant.note afoitl will prove thb
'ruin Of, my dear' General, yours must
, •
Tne WIIIO POLICY.—The Whigs believe the
the Nyealtkol , a , nation eonolita.ehielly thts etn
))loyinett 'ef thy peopla,anti hepee.t heir policy,
tiVntirtViiio and proteei tVe iaor 91 the Itedlianie,
thti Fahmeri'itnil the I;elie 'that
byi aJnouurdging , ltotnb , :itidnatry , theY:ailif to 'tlie'
cemffi.l4,•:l)ailninOaq anti prosperitji 'OP the'people;
and c9iNpqnc9l.)y4sl the wealth. of thmnatlotutlt
rB:llls B, P 4 i9hq!!)vS , l4hria.P4-p DraYgglqi4o o f
that o r the irmikvideala empposin •it
.:; .
'34tir Urrtitst e, 0.111 relirotlec& ItAir Ni;lidr 4 e.!
ovgt reviviKyiag: thc decayed
orous rusitit et ',Nature's most ,glorious urusutelit l
baiti i l iaer;
rc
soreto'wig•'to ;the biE.,Allslif;tA!lVl/40111efrustuall';
ITepieg theses*
wm,trnt)y Visw,teMsg , the, I 119.40 ruti
Itirsi try ISysee, s flairil'onrc, iind it it ,tie as re.
ittuitirror
;:sr-nt toaery the ‘viirrtitilieit fbr math* ii"witb"itit'artii"
Prepared, lurk by 0r../I.?..PTitIE
:Atm
, 11-1
41340 y 4! p`:!‘• S 'a 1.7 A -
t.liteei ,
. .
• - . FARM FOR . RENT.
,
•
/VD be rented money by public: outcry, on the
I pretnisua, on SATURDAY, the 16th a See
tenthyr .ttcat, at 1 , n'elookin.: the. atltirooini,' tif . :Tautl
tiny, tdihe . highest and best hithler,a; first-rate '.',... 2 .•
~-,`. : -': a.a 4 ,;.,,,,-175 7 ,;4.,. 5 .V,U ....- ..-. •:., '-'
e (nto Ini lig ahottl.lky,:icre4 Flt claw land, sittrite on
the 1, ciao. Svri i ig, tt9e IA de SpillA orepti i Ott. Uontli.
tithatihade knoliii an said ttakiks:fite.atitier, *
.
Ausiiit 2.5, '
11.1.9.' ..:-.'' - ' "... ~ ; ; is-13
5o04,00161 . 01;
To a parson 'Wicking:in coininonoc business in
:Carlisle, a good' 41:4;poittiriitiiiiaffortled of per.
,clutoingx StoelCorGioailsitottilk
weit.,nit Innightli4 Okfthit i tW l to r i e4 l
ongCgoinunts ; ie ,iO.l
niroueof soiling oil', which Ins will tett.; on such
thrills - , Cs musi_plecTi.'wriniticline4,': n
.ctft th 9 lloraidk 6s.:Exptivitor. 7 ?
itioSr 1
,7,1133.::t tpvt
i4O. ';;;/..iit..1 ;'- . ... 1 7rni .:"L •
.~ U'~`l:. ~'.
iserm.
• tkriVinonA the, nanies,,, nuendMricif jor,C,anal.
pont tit 6 elonci",4narcw eittitiiVaster,
4411Sit‘ehri oft Outtriii,:ttre
Witt in.. he state'for-the:
hoininetinn c;ftlio`Whig , Honv'ention. 'Either of
illeso gentlemen are qualified fbr the. office, and
both aredeservedly esteemed by those who know
Shen for wortla d tog ri trof ell areeter : J..
Puttor 1 0 1 :0 16- Poruugli i im also been liveution
edited with very great fitvor by these who Were ac
quainted with him as superintendent of the Al
legheny Portage rail road. We give•place to thb
following communication which we find in the
Harrisburg Intelfigcneer, vetting forth the claims ,
of thefirst-named gentlemen, which does no more
than justice to his merits :" -
rrom the Harrisburg Intelligencer..
M'Cuuni:—Sm; I am a subscriber to your
phPer, but as I am a good deal from home, I do
riot have the,pleasure of reading:it every Week.:--
I therefore do dot know , cvlicither,niriong the.gen
ilemen you :have mined for tic olll.e Of Canal
ComMissionors, you Move named one whinn I con.
sidiJr eminently qualified to
. 1111 that. important
station. I allude to'Amiamv Mmioniv, Rsq. of
Lancaster comity. He belongs to the "Old Gourd"
—is a staunch Clay man. and personally popular.
Rut these aro not the qualities for which he is to
be reconnnended to the convention. Ho is to be
recommended for hie honesty, untiring industry,
and the ability he displayed in managing the Mo..
five Power departinent of the Columbia and Phil.
adelphia Rail Road. under the administration of
Gov. lidner. The Motive Power fund under his
Management exceeded the expenditures by many
thousand dollars while his immediate successor
brought this department in debt from .50 to 100,-*
000 dollars.. The present superintendent, I believe,
manages the road very economically, and accord
ing to his reports the Motive Power sustains it
self; and hasa handsome surplus over, but he Iran
many odvantagss which Mr. kelintry—hail-not
as the charge for the Motive Power, has been rais
ed at least 24, percent , and the price for all fuel
labor, and materials relptireirfor its mointninanee
has been reduced from 20 to 110 per cent. Prom
these consid:rations, and , his experience in the
management of the State works, I think his nom
ination will give mitigation to'
Alabama.
Complete returns frmn the Mobilc.Distriet_con:..
firm the eletdinn of James Pellet, a well-tried,
faithful'and unyielding Whig. His election aff.
fords convincing evidence that the present excel.
lent and well-adjusted Whig tarilf in fint gaining
upon the good will anal . favor of the people. The
election . of a Tarainan from South Alabama
would once 'lmo been regarded as nest to an
Mut Mr. Dellet openly and boldly
took a' high stand in favor of a discriminating
tariff, and although his mipenents resorted to the
most despicable means to der:A.lAm, even to cir
culating' fdse rumors of his death, his views have
been sustained by his election..
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sioa GYM 44441:44.6.14../.
HAI:11110RM, August, t:'s ISI3
l'lMlllf.—Holders profess to deniand $5 Pit
Flour, but Ire Mien heard of no sales
over - $4...87, : at .whielt prime transactions look
plac e ea ripllflic week. Howard street has be-
COUR, firm at:*l 75 - , with - sales stMuly, though at
a moderate extent, until 'Fluirsday, %ellen an oil.
Vatice of I'2; els. was obtained for common brand
from all new o heat. We quote 475 to yl 87L ;
and to dealers, flow the ears, f. 2.0 to $1.6'.?.!,.
Nothing !Ming in Susquehanna ; Indeed, mfcept
Ihr a small retail business the market is bare,
(:11.A1N.- 7 in consequence of the Moiled sup•
ply, Wheat' has iinprovcd in price, and good to
lir;nte Icd , which aid() last week at 96 to 08 cents
now commands 1 01 to sifl 03; these ran, apply
as wet/ to Southern parcels as to Maryland and
l'enosylvam I. There is but little doinz in nye ,
it nyy be quoted 52 to 53 cts. )Idryl4ll,l while
Corn has sold at .50 cents ;and yellow, :13 to 83,
the latter Idr l'enusyl9nia. l).to may he quoted
23 to 25 Cl.- according to qrsility and condition.
WlllRh V.—Whiskey has deelined to :25 Ms.
for blds., end,`.2.4
PHI LA DELPH IA; Aufgus!. 1913
.I'I,OUIL-9'he vah!s duritig• the weelt have
het) light : -hohlers arc lor superfine ship
ing hratld , , $1 75 par barrul. Exlraly flour,
on Broad $1 75 a $3. nye, S.:I .1!2!, corn
slcal, Si,i 73.
GRA IN.--Wc notice salcn of Penna. Wln•at
early in tiro week to Starch makers $1 01 per
bushel, and sales of Inferior al 95 ctn.—holders
ask this illy $1 a $l. 01. Rye 55 a 57 eta;
do pclan.ire 27 a 28. Pchnsylrania 11,11 Icy 50
coma.
Attention! Tho Cel9gel is Cqmigg
Col, WALLACE, a Reformed 'Drunkard, from
Philatielphia, will lecture. at the following named
places in Cumberland and Franahn coust:t a on
the days named t
New Cumberland,
Cedar Sprint!
Oyster's Point
Shiremanstown,
Lisburn,
Meelianierhurg,
Sheplierdstowal,
Clnu•chtotvn,
loguestown,
Kingstown, •
Middletown;
Newville,
Newburg 4
Springfield; •
Stoughstown;
Sliipptisbtikg;
Preen 'Village,
• 'Strasburg,
Campbellstown,
Chambersburg,
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Bank Stock for Sale.
ttu. N sold at puhlio ktleott the Court house
Vlin the borough of Carlisle, on WEDNES
DAY, the Sorb of August, at: o'clock, I'. M.
1S Shares of Cpulisle Bank Stock ;
upon which 540 Dollars have been paid.
NVILLIAM 11. MURRAY,
Atlntinistrutor of May 1). lbunsev.
August .3,..1,/143. • • ‘2,145
'TEACHERS WANTED - • .•
siwgs , TEAPIERS are wanted for the Com'
mint Schools in Yvanlams!. township. The Board
of Direetors•wia meet, at Bowman's Store, in add,
oWnship, on , Saturday the 19th DJ - September tie.l4,•
'at 4,'elQek,ll M., when and wliere..Tenehera van'
11114 in person, for the. aituationa. • -The Schools iuc
obu evened on or about the oiOtttolier.
• W 1 1.144.1t . MeeliEA, SdaretorY.
" Aqui!.
IL is as l tro.y as c heautdully said by Mu .1Ion:
John C. o,albo;un, in. ono of hiv speeches,
Mail itid the Prc;s •erti tine, nerves. of the
bddy lijev'them the Eliglites,t; impression
niede tlie r most remote part is communicated
to the whole spittnii."
• '.D . OOKS, :BOOKS;
1 - BOOKS
S; ' , •
.KNEEDIA'.II. IUNTI 7 .II
CHEAP BOOK AND STATIONARY STOR E S
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&rally opputhe vgstuy's
Dr!) Goode S'iore, , •
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Where ore kept constantly on nand a . general assort
ment of Theological eidstied and Miscellmicous
Books; together with all the diktat> works, and best
;Magazines published in New li ork & Philadelphia.
Also on habil tt quantity of well hound quarto Bibles,
price .61. German Bibles and German Testaments
props! tionally theapt good better mid Writing Pa
per lit IIR gents per quire. ' • , •
.510) Priiits now on hand will be sold from trto 10
cents each: . KNEEDI.IIII. br.
Atruist 10, 1143. • tf-il2
• `k .
N.ll. Books which they have not on hand when
tbr can be furnished nt a Very few day's notice.
FARMS FOR- SALE, ,
IN TION'FINGDON COUNTY,
,
IX FARMS nre offered for eels, each, content.
lug about 250 Acres of lino
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Limestone and Chocolate Land,
well watered and improved, with a duo prOportilen
of wood, situate on We' State Mend in Trough
Creek Valley, 6 miles frond the RaystoWn Branch,
of the Juniata and, Chileotitstown, about 7 Rom
the Tub-mill Gap, 13 frOnt Campbell's Lock on
the Statt‘t :anal, and 9.0 frOm McConnell;burg and
the town of Huntingdon. They arc surrounded
by a respectable nod - thriving population, Caleb.
fished more than 50 years since; and are near to
several Iron works, which ntford markets. fortho..
produce of thisfertile and beautiful valley.
rur information, apply to Mr, James Glasgow,
Coffite-run P.O. Huntingdon.eounty, r 4., or Mr.
Ilouck, Broad-top P. 0. Huntingdon
county, Pa., who will show the premises; to Jos.
B. Townsend, 309 Arch street, Philadelphia.
JOIN HARE POWELL, Phila,
August 9, 1843. tf.4l
CUNIBERLAND
5'1MMT2,222, , 12.2T
11) Voters greutiiberlittiittlo: -
4,IEi,LOW:C ZENS : I - offer- myself- for
th
OFFICE OF SHERIFF
of Cumberland county, at the next General Elec.
lion, and respeetfolly solicit your suppott. Should
pin elect we, I shall endeavor to discharge the
dot ice of the care 8i ilhfully :Ind impartially..
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
North Middleton, April le ) , 1843. to.
To tli: Elc.ctor3 ni Cumberland county.
g 4 O , A,LOw-crrtzENs: offer, myself to yoor
jl` co.,sidoritioo :I.,;ienollitlaie for ilk, office of
S.GR E It',llF F , ' ' '
01,01nih , Tined roenly, 'tiligehl I he elected I will
ndearet• to ilkilierge the iletien of the (Alice with,
deli. • Yeet;‘, Ste.
J.“..IOII:IILIAINIINGER. -
Pitki . orpm 1 p...lthie 7,1813. . le-32
o the lileetor.r of Climber/ant( Co..
trIJOW.C . ITIAENS': I cifer myself
eon:mi.:Ninon tts 'citaididnlc for the
• OVE.SCE SIiFEIItIFF,
at the ensuing uener.il election. Should you feet
mi. I javehre inysc.lr to discharge the citifies er
the ...triec,to the hest 'or my ability.
_
ADAM LON(SDORF
Bilker tiro ing, April .12, 1843 . • lc
To • 11, ntberlthyt-.Co. -
r Eumv.riTizE:s:§: I &fret myselfloyour
a_ ton:itkration a 3 a candidate ibr the
•
and respialfolly adicil )alor suffrages fi)r, the
same. Shnuld.V,lll diet I/IV, I shall endeavor !Ai
discharge !he duties of the office Ihithlidly and
8N11)Elt RVI'Llf:l4
Alethanirshurg, HI 13, 18•13. • to.
To the Electors of Condit:l . 4lnd county.
\V-CI'IsIZE NS I offer myself
• I ,l pllll . Cunhitkratiou as a entitlidatti
fur :lie 1,111.,.
s IA A IP r , •
.„1 . 0.10,1ami toollisiy, at thr onmiliql;leetinn,slionl,l
you rim I.ll.clgt• mys,•ll . to disehargo the. du.
tics the "oh, t„, Best .nv
SOUItIIECK.
Ea^t
To the Electors of C bcrlttaid
Count y.
.17%1 Y:1;N:h-1 our . 111 3 self to your
elotishlCl . 3ll,,ll AS 3 C11111 . 111:11i, for the
OVE'ell or SIREII.IFIS .
d• CnrnLorLuul comity at the tiext election, amt will
*eel ;v.:octal to toil foe }our support.
ANDIUM 12011F:liTS.
ro tiw VAectors of Cumberland county.;
vsit:Lt,ow-crrtzEss: natin g determined
SL to be a candidate for the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
rcrpectruPy solicit your support.
MICHAEL G; L I GE:
te.2Ei
31:4' 10, ISt)
To (he Eloctors of Cumberland cduntyt'
B—AELLow.crryzar,sis: 'I offer myself to
-your consideration us a candidate for did
Sept. IL
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et 8 .
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OVVICL3 or szalative
of•Cumherlimil eininly i and shah he thankful rot
your tourro g rs. ..should i be elected I shall an
denvorte discharge the duties of the office with
fidelity and impartiality.
OgaliGV MOLT.
--- Eastpeneliliern 4 tp. April - 10, 1843.. 10i.88
To the Voters of C berland Coa
K - 1 .4 E W-CITIZ ENS I offer my
ju gulf to our coo:shier:it ion s 6111114th for the
OFFICE OE SIR EREPE4
at the next general election ' and respectfully sollelt
your Totes ti) the~s:nuc. Should yon elect me. I
411811 endeavor to discharge the (hides thereat with
fidelity antlgnipartiality
nAviD.PoitEamist.
Newton ti. April t 9 1843. te.
AS 2t.
7o /1w; Volers of - Crimberland Co.'
GKNTLEMEN: 1 olFer mysetr as a candidate
Tor the
OFFICE OF SIIERIFF
oretimbeflanii enmity thu generul election, and
will lit thankful for your support.
• JOHN CORNMAN'. '
Carlisle, April' tO, Isis
. . To the Public erefocrally:
Ic li
• i ELLOW.CITIZ ENS AND •
FlOt/IDS: I
rCspectfullY inform .y9u, that / Itni it - 904
di ate fur the
orricie OF
oui
. . .
of Cberlaria eounty,.and should you MIA Too
urorll,y'nnd,elgct uvras suoh ;he nest general
myself to use, my beitubitilied
to seivo you faithfully, . JAMES
•Carlislo, April 12,184 T: ; to,
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To the ,Voters of Cztnabcrland
PLLOW,CITIZENS i beg loato to offer
- "11 'it' il'o;
? put. colyt oro tort, o
,niao
•• • oinOicE, or. sprimirr,.
lio'rik! * Mon; thOnkftil
your. '311,111:Kat: vv..!!..q.nitt:Gptum.
Arcitg, , . to,.
roilhe ?Bice/ors 0 er anCo:`
arz,uniENlEN%l._..l.announco myselt
Nik..A as a cau4latufor tho', •.•
:i C il P l4)l •* , ,rV';
itte yikko,vax.ra..;-•
With a niajTaty gf , ypor aufl}.4oe g,i)kalge ukyaelf to.
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asr o ate or dm
okioo i oI,SUEIZIEFE! bt CslyiN6lsitlit
will be to;you furieu'redirpbreli , 1 4 ::
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