.:11 4 ii'i,i.if?::c..‘:
“'9l- s‘3%i‘s§i‘7;§3{'§£§s§;égu
N ,‘r, m, in.“ \:,M , I‘. ‘ “:2;
"a? :iffivék‘i'w v .1311?" 51,414
IL“ LUX'uil: -
.44. 1 • .•••••
,- ; 5 ii . ,'• ;:, ;41111130Y,r•--`,44311 I 1 ,0
- s'••• - =:•• „
WM
.
E Atry, EDITOR. AND rnoPRIETon
" •
.• . _ •
• •• - `-tiv,'Vii?:•koidttyi-Dfecember 25' . 1544'.
Y gr .1c: stas tha I ) ?per:ta
•••••• • t th e •
:" ttir-ea are_eghtnint .-to Inept.
, r „ , • •• -
thett policiath•
, .
.. . , .........„.-,64,1,88 .for. the
' ''lrj4.llliiiiiiireis iir-'llll'.P
.0 a_ ,-
" c.. :.'
..- , ~,- • , ', - traAisztlev 4'4
''.
'..\ ; liliniiietZtlin'M-ee-
~1,. .iptithb s i ~,, - , r, o tai-Alois . n
.0
+ '' - ...rstiiis 'fi h: t h e 'P aN-',',',42,kA.; 'york
','-',,-2,'6-rr. ~•- - -- • • ..b'etdreell, "` P
' ''
. .4 i'his-dittlctico,n,
_.,,,,,
~.
• .1714-:, 1:i.,i,,1/zt„
m- ''''' , '
‘, - :-;41.49t°11-i..-:
.1 1 II 111 i n gl3.' '
tr;.T''".... ; • ii, , a unto ;.or-
"i'll
rliih l M- , : - - - - ti. his wife.. ' .
7)ii:veiltl tejlOw.
ins 5ii,,,.,_
-,'"1"•.: wife. iireied-I!it'--1- - , .
i:• 1 ',
~,,...tiite.vo.tJ)k'.4.9",3-1,- you pay fui.. Y. u '
.;... • 44 i,.... , ,:iii„ei ..,:.0er?,;,.,
glifl.',:.-, ~;,..iiii.,iii,n:gil..„
` ,1 :..;.....4*.00,t.'6i!er!'' .a
4 '; '.-!,•.:.--, ''":
New Qileane 1 5 iL•kaynne says
that-city, on the
, •
4 , ; : , 7t - ' , lli:e.iliou,g`dilyistlie,dar,lnstatit, that Mexido
the VtlitiALitetefi
ilink'Allira4nilyiiiji be. inelined : tti post-,
‘,
* ,--- Ifaitli'.aiii?-411611arirortl journal
kaits gag: •_ ityov t -TS — ruly'and
n •
riblirphitinthropy, no sooner heard of-the
ca4e . of"Nlies -Webster, (the' young lady.
idilfined . in the Lexington Jail on a charge
uflitidtieting 'slaves.) than he ..repaired to
iter . priPoif4ml volunteered his services in
• 1 .
. ,
•
,rotrx..BETWEEp TWO LAWYRS
fto_naheAleg_evate w
News. that. Mr. Mason and Mr. Spencer.
two members of the .- Bar, had a personal
• -
renconter in the edurt room at that place
••• •
on Thursday. they. were engaged. on.
opposite, sides as eonrisel in a nee then,
befere_ffitieontt when waxing too warm in
. *elf .Ortiteir respective clientb;_they lost
attkproCeeded to-bloWs.'
cottitY * 64d.eaiOarty.s2, and re
quired them to Mitifi:into boottio keep •the:
AN ARMY' OF : OFFICE SEEKFtts.-, 7 The
t ' lacy •ltitzi - been compelled' to
'SbaliklOti Ws - eonntry,residence. and Jake
apaltnseot§'ln a hotel In iVashville, in On
; 4equenee' of the, gteat rush of office seekers
calling. - upon , hini. 'lite:office seekers
ISliSlitiiiie'em:fneistiSi; from all parts of the
Unicrit,.nuMbcred oiereix. All
hi see PresidenCt
. .
. .
,„. •. . .. .
' . '' . .lr:r - A. rebelling brok e-cdvin Schuylkill
• .-. ...
.
-- among The Irish laborer.S.od ; the Schuylkill
-- 'Valley-..Rail„ Ronu! lost .' wCelt, in . conse
our quence - ,of44redgction of their wages by
ofip.,iit:the . contractors:, - These men re
. ..' 'fused tti 4 . 014 ii iiil .Pindeettbd in a body
. .
along 1116 Heel driving Off - all the•hands in
....... ...
• theiiiamireit threatening the contractors
Itiltho,death if they made their appearance,
• .The riot, tvSti`iiuelletl. by the military.
. , • ~
iticriThe Electors of 11lissouri pe rform
ed their duties In- a•primitive;,:Alicier,
for the ballOti whichlave the vdte o(- the
;, , tatito: Volk . - anti Dallas were nit in a
ea carr e• rout' for the iisurpoec. The.
ii . wner - ofthe . liat e . if a toetifocni will no
dotiht thihk "thatlte value increa-
r DM
..
.
" :` f outja,
"- ' ---Thi; iittenuan ° -
-,,
-.- '' , rii , . filAt.f . f. - ---- -- f - - the iprepl al
.---'. -c i ' edrlS,,-trirectet•l o ' , •• :, ~ 5 ,,
t-ilf''‘'''..thez?l,lllB,,7- , , ~-, 1. -' 'ilttei hop'plues •
tii.t.iti,'; Means o !la !, . ~, •1. .-
e...., •,-1,.-- '- ^ 1,,, - 1'777,- a . coal'
- • - ~.,11,1414141.'sdptem, !" . .1 ~ , - . , j u i..
' ' t ' ` ?"''''''''` ' ; ' . 4' . —.. fectiffinieude#4"!' ~
t4,41,6,‘,,,at.c rikr,e!' -• . "i• t„ii flollands
` -:-',,,,,,,..' .0,-.-,?•,.'-\,-iii`,..'2o`,ool:ll)ibfea r , ,
's. '119,,,i, - 911° 1 1 '1 , ,!, ' 7: ' hi,,tet,'„ lheimoilat..-t3Te.,
.- 'U;filit' Olaiitf eiB l'lv,-, -_,---_, 7 - • - d.le---thir
_A l__
- VIA - 0 - 11 ' 61,--be procure ,
'''''':' ' ' f •_e Ti t-o -, . . , ,
-1-..:111' , .4.- °,.. . • ''" •
11110 -.'44'it.t.':?:l-r,' ,
~
~ ~- - . ' ' '
''' ' S,Viltr3lt..4kt
~.,.4.• 4,----- ,
_ the
-': t! 2- `2"..r.).`',7"." , ' OIRENINO---17"`In ,
-, ~."....A..toiiEliTnoy.,u kU .., , .... , isit;w -Orl &an! :
' - -- r ''rezarilelol2l4-tiw- - -„-,---
__ l i, e _
~-,,,toiltilo-Gt.,-.- _-!---,.--,--i- bhijeve-t.tut
--,--,---,------ - , Lare,_leu-,-to
'Vas sbea a ep
riled Agent ,offlliii e iehifeeits th
;- bolter ;
reepiida' l 4lle"4,-Liiiiiii hie colleaaue
, Mr.
• ,
• e
•
--- her Chief- filagie.
- jf',..f;
10;3):1;[0. ; *Poivii,r al:least:jut Ake pieila‘ •
" 9
44 , , TO, jamas Mor!)8 # !he eep
•
, ro'r'.:,
8 ).1
,a 33 1 , .1
rgar monisng,week.
•
M
00#4:49i11.*ivei44 , 629,610.:dittpaiee
lisr; -as he
Ou.e,
'''f:s; 1.
bibeauz g lirtiits'
.04 1 4 the la of` 'll4irt;
:-:.;.' , Z. , !.g.1';..' , ,i' -
. ....,,, - - - m
--- '- -."....-" '''iiiii',iirl:Fr A ,,,,, ; ,, -
T',J ',:4e , !!,-,
:roit 4514.! - , ~:".,•---' ' - at. ri
• 4r :: ., •m . : , ..,,;.1.•:,!...t.::. ' .?.0. iotirtii • ''--h* '
+ t;
- e - - - its:: 0 4 ,
~- - , 54-;.;..- ll,
rd-‘o4u ,,•4., fi j , • r. -
, - ,lii i i
‘':.,:_*,:*
tiloni:
_a ry,
!lay ?:!t!
ou h • t hek
rfi, 1'11.1,1)0g
ibachlnations lis enemies thetr
upon the electitielia - VAI - p,1104 their
Plieity:lvith: - the'peoge;" his
defeat: ; ' That tit' Il' in ri reeltleisasserti on;
libien(the-Cletireet• proof and deritenstrak:
uon;'it'tieeds'bnt"a plain, statement ' of facts
to mako . plearly , evident, the e erie' of.
tee'
page, praies that e - iviiii-aPreed
•Polk. .That , the same. systetii fnie''6een
pursued on a 'grand Seale in 'other Mutes;
. prittieularly ''Neu;
LOuisiena,'llte fottowingx.ell-atititehtleeled
faTTSOlfc ear` ' '' •
y pro V.e
Ia LoelitaitcA, the fiab , d
parisb of
Plagnetninei Whieli:ahltoitgb• It coiitaineil•
Nally bill, abotit f ode hundred inhabitants
kirae inachrto poll 4 majority for POIV..of
otibe ithis htindiled, yrt'dtiubtisdly,' - gatte - the
Electo:lal Voieof Aar State to Polk when
.
it justly- sho,h,ld hat's been east Henry
Clay 'I: l'lteewPrleans Olay - Olub_•his
collected proof in alnindance to show that
two :steancibo4 loads - of own were taken
from t yaommitt. %It of P •
- rip - s Teac h -o f m—notedtwiA:aratkice
~„
over, and flicks 'fraudulently, procured this
enormous- majority ! . •
Fromstateneent contained it
Populer vote ' Of the
State.of C4zorterB, at the Presidential Elec
tion, there can be no doubt that the whigs
were regularly Pldquetpined but of the
vote di / that State I According tp the-tux'
_books, there were 71,169 persons. legidly
entitled to vote=whilstillebninber of votes
cast amounted- to 86,267—being an excess
above the tax hooks of 15,9141 Person's
'gape - bitty ye‘rs. are - e - Xenipt - frOnr - poll
tax, ; consequently an estimate of a little
above three per cent is. allowed, and' we
have.. the astounding fact disclosed 'that
upwards of 9090 name - votes. were
_potted
than Were legal, - or that the law could or
can by auy manner of means recognize,
or. that can beacentintedfiWinthe natural_
. • ,
merges° of populatiOni The Journal con:
6111'1.4:truing others.-the'votes orthe moan
ties:ol Noreyth, Luinpkin, Habersliam and
;Franklibibll which are cinitigubus to
. the'cither'.._ These (our.•.coutitiis return to ;
the.. Comptroller General's :Office 3,080.
vtiters::--Atld7to•dhiSfiiiir:per cent. (which
is a- large: z eitiniatilqiir:f;inen over siXty,
years-of .agei - an&not . .ji4tiiii to be returned,:
but: buLborized' to, vote; and itibre"Wifibld
be 3,203 voters:: : 'At theiatikelectiOn these
same email gdve- 4:914; and
Mr.."Ctlay 1821=tn all - 9*36•Voteit :Land
a majority 'for -Pollt.'of 2,193 1 Deduct
from the aggregate Vole of z 5,835 •3•;203;
the numbe r .of -votes returned on the tax
book efid• men , over age, 'and it will he'ieen
that in this food foco region, there are 2,032.
•voiera - Mielr no account is or can lie
given; and Who are not legally - entitled to
vote: -
So, also, in NEW--YOntr. -- Jhe Whig
General Comniittee of thut State bade is
sued' an Address, in which they show that
whilst the whig vote of the State increased
over the vote 0(1840, 0,501,the Locofoco
vote was'incresseti 25,001 ! ••
•
Mr. 'Polk received the' vote of
York by kplurality of 5;020, and the Ad
-dress shois that of. the• Locofoio increase
8,846, more
,than one•third .of the,whole
amount, and 8,820 more, than :_their .entire,
pluraiily,wati mad° Up'in.three counties, as
0110 - iii . i
n . W York, n9twithataddinit an admitted
' daraation iromlhe Lncotoco ranks to the
Whig cause of et least 5,000, the Loco.
fuco increase 'is
. . . „
i
1013ty.trawronee tilale the whig yeti is
.
diminished 131 the Locator:o veto is in•- ,
7 creased 1257, eking it net increased 1,126
titith-re:2-Erie, -- wlii 6411er-1%91w-wile is in. ... )
ereaied-only-1- 2, - tlie - Locafeeervettrtic
„,„ 41,,,Frosbalr . . , 4 '•
Total,
ii4T)
iteeediffetiteTil byilie same' outfageous'sye-
IMMEI
4 10)110,, the ' mime system, that WOO lip_
Plied - 10±Wnyhv d eWYr was'
rd OrencCees; - en
upCoupt dr.!' }Mai .10 e ex'-
tent td 4:lllakirwial
tiered:4 7 4pm ~; wijig,s ire ngt
inei'esise,lsf-tke'•'W
had 23,60 b: • majoritv• about
11,00: while theilickeise'of F tit 6.lMeiirago
civei.-2:000)
is y nd
'its - 1141Y 'expfpisefi-''tiii
state Of tillage
Ond'• kequires, Serj?iis *ntii,niii)n.or 4 the
peo - p !. .:', ,, lrsiii k :thin g e "are alloweq fe,ei
- Orr,itti ' ‘ ftiatO lO t inn
ihelate,
14nie - ke, 4;kerY:t?f the "sentifielfu!
!" 116 ii
lir 11 1 I i t (
'9 ' 1 NI 4 Tor- e ,e, 1 !-PRPrftf',' 1 , re*
4 0iiNfli!iltio 'O 4 :!4Qt N 011 jii:14"
ni' I It' o n;
•• e .
, "• w Ott V.,11.11, 1
Argt .
11211
~ ,', , , 4... -„,e 4 -A,7,,„ A •11 ~k, ~ .!,,g,4, -,,, ‘- .
#I3',V4Y
itio4f l otigaiiipin licig:;4 , == •
„,
,1,4kp0,
t
i
0 hir.lin - '-'• ilio4'.ll
t:litliip.4s4s4tiairitti4l.4l6: . 'iiiiiiig,
' - , , vv.. 1 1. 4
dieAillaVklleAean'ano-00gtriltti., ~
"iiit;;:::''iiPeiiinfiaid thle'greneend; ivp milok
have a irlodffiratkch fifjlie , lazei:etfialt
4yiliza!lon; 'buAri
eli,tiikifreaijOht*V-eliall:
leni • eheetile ; term .or probatiai! 0 e?kilY - Are4t‘ -,
ercipi; ii!, ila4 intro,4ticAfoo io:Oilietishiji,•:
iintL , _ , .strengthen,:'ljippgieruritioiri.--it'aipat
fraua."- - ''-"; t'f)'" .
.71.- t lit•Yle., 7 , 01 : : 1_ 1 1. 7111 a,,beT9 1 9 1 0 1) PF
lure - in-view
eftiA - ; 1 ' l ' e‘ C i i- ortlee;i"*lti"" 4, .aprio -, thf? ,
ii*liigi eVe'ryivii ere irtarlfirrn.. u pod i . it
preaehi l or Ittiliticin , ‘,..FIGH'I7,nbI L747 r ,
FIG wr iNTERT IT til yqa:httie,plinkf4
1 10'00:0 1; own,ed , honor Pr PAr SPuil try, bt.
Ow locks."` -, : ‘
'hada
du-
•,•
, •eot;Oopiitiaonori of'tho tliiiii4lShited'do'F.Otto: -
Sayingt! and. Doings• at. 'Washington
• DEBATI3 .- „ON'fixrua.ALiz4tioN;
:NytOitircorinA 10v 1;814•.,
Among= the. memorials
Sen;ste this 'moronic,. wt.:one-by M r.
_Fostsr, -kom COWlierth wat toA;
Co., praying, the aid' or.Pongiess to (the
.pttylyation of .the Iteporis of the. Supreme.
Ci4il; from its organization down 'to-1843.-
IftotitetrMr. ehopte-and..M — r.:
their seats this morning; for Vie first:oloi
hay
IMMO
mons and Mr. Jarnagan;'.are the onl
enn frea - rnotv absenv-the Idtter - t
-tained-by-ei ck
•
Quite . fin interesting debate arose in. the
Senate_thisAnorning;_which-sciim-filled-the
„O'er ~y7- --A 11:- J oinwiiti; of Loursiaiii3ntl
offered a resdlution r inatracting the.ciim;•
• • ,
mittre on the Judiciary. tologittre into the
xp,ellieney _ofalterinei*, jiattiraiiiation
laws; extending, the.'tbrin l %f. iciiderice in
this chtintryprevions_being nilm,itted to
p, and' tu . iiiiintgia
tion fort;igit convicts. to't,ikiit-: country.
'Upon this resolution being taken up, 51 r.
Johnson took occasion to.„ .. state l rietly tivlfy
lie . had °Pied it. It was notorious; -- or - at
any- rate 'it was 'every where asserted, that
enormous frauds had beemeominitted at the
late election, orjust previous to-it, in the,
•admission ..of foreigieti to the rights of
chieetiiihip. It was slated that over three,
thousand had - Zee - a nattiraliiad iii; n`very
few days in the City. of ~.New York, and
great nuitibers and "other
places. ge had no Xvisli iii.O.terfere with,
those who were already natimalized,or who
'had declared intentiOns' to - become
citiiens, but lie .to restrain.the
enorT . nous - :influx of ignorantaml debased
persons into. 'this country. In the early,
days of our RepUblic, when this .coantry
- Was comparative wilderness, there was
of reason mid sonod policy for -- miciiiir= -
aging emigration from abroad, but - there
were r.ot the same reasons now for aik'ord
inglhe dame facilities to become citiiells.
The great mass-'of those who.came lnihis
country were ignorant and unaccustomed
to republican institutions; sprig.) theft-were ;
lio_tv_ere_well..informed._.but_._these: Were
exceptaPhs, we - mu.iit look at the great mass.
LP --was opposed to extending to these.
ignorant - men the civil rights hf citizens,
until qhey had teen in this country long
enough to comprehend and ut.derstand our
institutions, - and, acquire an attachment to
thein.and l ,to the cumin:lL It• was enough;
he thought, dial they had all otberrighis'
save that of wotinn. HO Waa ril io favor
of the paseage of a lbw which
vent foreignlovnrmunnta frion trinapoiting
their
~ ponvints:fr;?;in r - shores, 'and, w lug
On; uti;.,.fle did not look upon
this.. as sa parti;".queation, -but, one :- ,riaing.
s
Mr. - Allen said that as. 'the - cotintry gen•!.
orally did not know that euettitoary
to allow nil rtsolutione of inquiri . j.(l - ::inge
sub;sityntio. Ike
.tnerely wiylicil o-tioxthat
in frisking thi , opii,esitionl:to" die patihie" . .iii.
.
stood_as_gividg_.hiA '!l;tteet-0-kti,eiPei3A.l.t.l
to the Oretpart — ticiti'itithetyeevitpred
extetdio§iihe time,reqeired'of Tere.geere.
,
10 - ree'rde.here in
hopeirthe-6.-
6,361
OE
8,848
je hopeorthe — Conmuttee would '.embody
,heir vietVer lo the form of a'deOrlite
anion.
- 'Mr , Areher said , he was :extremely- glad
notice
of
. tie country'in Had
=1;604 ' - fthis
0 6 dY1 1168 houlW 4 veSOtiCte : 1 1 '01i0;ldy
lii - 114/4.. - 7' ,
'Archer;
iCCeinii - tint . *lint dn'ithettint Of
beforetior AmeriCan yeople....it is Isit;iisus•
epteilrehenteY.erget4eeleeue, and 116
agree .with"
-the'' the .lll Senator from °file; th'6 ,
idiieibut the Y,,P
JudiciarPii!lllifle9 „tit/roold'
iling:lffix+a~e~d-some•Jefrnite proposition for
... /.,
41111en Tqg WY! ' 14.1919 - Plr
llto evils, ilFeveotititittO - abOient'ribltll;.
have `9 11 10( lhofte,atie.'4liTift
ittiCollte
Mr. Rives pseud it ,ited beoate, evident
that - ;wmtAtistlirmlbpsome,jtkilteriefegPerOe
biwildeu doty,:of i bongretittjo , tifford, th,e
!cif"' l 4: 4 l 4l 4'loo,liA.
of, uoup,tt i:
'
114
ip4,
BO ,
~l l s'~t!t!' t ,ft~;~i
YA. 4 O
, , ,
,-; 14 ,
V
14iiillirtli' 1 . -'4'.;s 4 ' 'Viol e i 'h
4'614 - 160 1, ,l'pr, i.;, - . ' .`ci:il2,lo - he.
, i )..-,a,.. ti • 04 . re , ,"; - , ;i1 h i t ii,; ( l.,
~-,-*ltt :., ! ..I.s. ' w . f..- , ,%:, ~',.0.4 ~,,,,,
fr,OW . atit,.,ticattkit '4t, t ;,l': , 61 11 1 r1 P. 5 ,i -
P a ging : 4oo:46 ' l47 l,M ) attiimrA 04Y
11Atiiiiiiii ';g1iii4.4.4.i',;).-441-,11671""
6 1rAtiltic 711- : .itAilliri/ f ?iiident NV ill s t0 111 "
rwl# 6l4, ther.[Tri9o4‘;‘3iiictisOlr'fourte,en
"Wiiiii;Ttlntieafiittiellift44o - 1 4116 i 1,
ottirpbakiao 4 ,',44,llsarl Pq 4a : -O Y e:- ' 1 "1 01.0
Yj iiie i t'id - 6 44/4 0 MPlattitirfitlt • abileet
110 W, eiii!ligl l- 0 1 0 1 ;til,iilliciitlis ,fr4'-'natll
- - - 1111 41, 1 .00F4iiit,0420 ) :1 : l a ws,
!10"h9t17,..t;(iiidif01.411'ki,9 'fi9l,l•'l'MigllA
;
41!..i ki.,'is.W.4lafTly ii( -1 1 16-5-0-I !iiY l f.w - ittilti .
Ptt,t; , it str 'ir , tl:t,h o ";, o : it,!trP l l, o froPda of ‘T tiial/
* Ole, ppUtitiia4 ll ol4, ll4 :th -':
- the , an de oenitrtiCaliiing foreioe l vii had
lePoefardiatfkt*VP t‘if ,iag9 , temaia, a
-P --, l a ll'italikkh ‘ g - Atait - - 110041-0(- Plai
toO‘nti 0 •
( Joikiknaaping , ,, marched into a
edurt room ` , iiiitl. er , a le, s ; si de
''''
s itili'l,' 'I, - 0 de' kof a
F, l6.ll7l3 o,o,s4tptyitoratetol, an irteretlible.
4
short time ‘-ififeTifea• ein 'ens,` the
,a I P •
rk - P l MrtiriP ''''' feOP / atath - ~ i n a.'
l all ,g ua g a i`;7oP t h,.. ,4, :t.;s4r i tel,gtiars .d I no t
untierstatni, and ' Vitudi' , :irePring t it !
thit; ti ‘,- 8
' - ''
litd ta ea and
, ~ , ' a a' 1 ,0:0 ,!TH ~ r ,„!,,,, r ,
was what :the. imr. lieet etiittOPlated• 'lt
, vas intended tint', tMs,, 44)01 - Cant, should be
efta it) it,(l ill, PRepsainiili,?tiorb3Ltltel a dge,
aim i that th!'riOtirgaiti c tirialiire i l 0 0 hi be
a •salaian , l4l9dkiitii*tti',.W4tit;-*aa no*
*ante('
wag a'rq4riVigoritiOri-olstbeAaw r in
4 •
.;.PY'N to AtFPWIg and
. mi.; • lz.v seokei,Viniu f tylini f nal ion and]
_ liis_remarks-evine y.7-toltiv- wit 11"-;--e ffecr - LL
.lirattracte4Co.nsitlerable
nutriber - ofAipeetatOralntoll - d!olleiy, who
listened, to liim4iTh great attenlion.. The
rieW-Senators4retriflVewr'YOrk evidently
fp - livery -utioomfort4le, hearing . the Charge
'of . fraud, wholesalCjritud, mode against'
tkeir State, and,a - preity : strong hinting that
the elec:ion,of-.Pritaltient-had,- beim deter
mined by it, and M. Dickinson Therefore
rose and parried these ..thrusts as well ae
he-could, though herrconvineed nobody of
Their-injustiee. •
Mr. Merrick said that be thotight for
eigners had been tiojustly . Charged, with
frand the charge lay at the door of kiur
Own. poop*rit,fwits.: they, 'and :not: t ie
--toreignerc-Awlit.o.were to - 1 he I.ilaittLe
Was opposed .to extending the tfrobationstry
lerirt but would r _ gtfor preventing• frauds,
and - for. a ,strict-e - flioreeineot•ef the: term Of
five ;ears. . • • •
Mr. .Foster, , th,e - ;othei•NeW.Ytvrk. Sena-.
tor, now rose, _and Complained lit the- t iniest
imputation. east-tipOn The Courts - iii , Nettv
York, which '-he undertook 'to 'say, tyre
conducted with as-much propriety and cor
rectness as anY.Ceats in the United States.
kreity . • be so, but thole' which now - Mize
Wlettlesalein - Ne.4:-York - eitY v . -have got
terfible (4 reptiii,mr.- Mr. F: denied,
of comb; 'That therfii;v4l-beelyfrauds coin-
Mined, and WittitMl i 1:11111 foreigners, who
he said, gave strunger . evidCnces of attach
ment to this country than. natives diii, be
cause they- oeme.-Ihererwhereas.,.;_the.,,pr-es
ence of natives was the result of accident
—they 'were born, here, and were. here
therefore without any voliiiiro of their own!
Fur this reason, (inferred, .he thutig,ht the
door,. of •Odmissioir'S.ltuuld be -thrown us:
wide open : to them•as possil4. • Perhaps
lie thinks theriatorlilization laws too strin
gent alrea,dy,,,antl therefore a litlle -rand,. a
very little, It.. which a few, thousand shall
be admitted
: just 14'4. moment ;when they ,
are indispensable. to secure Alieir:Presitleir
tialcandidoe, may .bejustifiet t l. This'elos=
ed the debate,. eMi • the resolution :.was
adopted t .
was t - ipent:
in taking the ..yeas ails on ~points of
sospento6:4 the . - rules,:•&e.
motion .to,rinitiend end`, rules to .take!.up‘thci
_report of - the select corn mince, of: see
upon,t he..sbbleet'MDoir and:R lode
not
The annutd.4ofir..4:ihe Secretary of
the:Treasury was:transmitted to the Hotise'
as:Well as the; SmitiVeiday;
7-jr
ittimAti - Vate, tiiiOpg..XlmNrnorP!ag 'that
a rhaasaka a fi' , :plNio , i'e,ny:ls'l,..4.:*9uitt he
sent-. rg,rkra 7t9ol!'aia,ak:';‘4.4a”,:rf:rbrY on rhe
' iktek ic,9 ii Flirp!rs , 1,?9 kit; p?4) . ucrli, - iii r eslipge , ve ask
heard'of ii!'64l,i'o:iii i „9t,spniii; hiil,p c oa-,
!ikr - Toql‘it(iitie'r . nii Iz
*TIto, i.S. ! !el.pur.tnyr
Ifgri,loBls.relit4o_qii!.fliiit,q,4;•..,44o 'cFpect7 .
ed, - iiowOvei that4oisunie .oraiii i
Ai ;.11114,e:x leo -=v i i I I itt , ..gie.'n i: inftp - :-mprro,vvi.4- - -
'§lio' uia ;its, kii:iloi:46,,tiktilty:chdi.ate r , I
+NoUid' , tliit * liti';:iii. - ''';i:iiiiti ' if.:ii resolution.
should •,, .:-. , i% rki . % ,+ ‘lg..tr •, . ~.. ..'-' ",... ~
~' P ll 7 , • 1 R7.k Jr ._. Parlaarro , -. Mr:
§4 P,"" °1 1!" , r! i 1470 1 4 1. '''"MrTS!)fr.'lrFPrra'
I
hinttiit4 'pi . 44ii14114t1;4),..iiiiiiIiir, good'
by? I:ecilll9o*o)::liyqmgaunpa.persoti_
in .his Placfr 3. w.geiliire j ttiloitiouA, die:'
•_o3grilf; ini(l...riiiiiii!iikiio i4',"tloloiiiloti(g al'
rain. .Thil , y,id;i4ioa;li 9 iieolf. iiiitanii - df
l•-<-4 , 'l'4'll.: ~.• , ''' '''''
411 , ''' 'ki l C 9(9°,4) Pe l 4/ o,, F. o ::',4 4'l oe4q9 ,' * guactr
t.(9.o4 . *4sjoao',.itiiifili,pi ß itilyi bin eilsel,iliei ,
witt)il uillirialii:Ociiii",;,4lil A VAlVAN'iM'fiel'
414* illc,`iiiiitNii4i*gti .) . '4liiiiiiiii
'-.. c ,, , . , ~,,,.., 0 ..,...,,,, ,
~.1,1 , 41 ? Aill,',Pt9RlAqite i nvi.o,4. o .lt9p ,, ,4! ~ , , .,x?,tri:
her;;YrIKI;49I . OI -o ,a;4 l l 6 .ll4afaitiOrirft:FaPalad;
visy.'.:•liti,iy'polit 'i : = ' , ,liiitilAiii''ltit ' iltij':jor?gi,iii,l ' 'i'
'4 ,. 2. 4 l lll ' grrililfki: l4 ,4o l f - ,4o: ' llilkifo c i. e .
tibi17 1:0 :i; i. ;;;!c , r ., " :4 4 4, !::: 07 , i ., 1,1 , i i, l7;- : 4 6 ;:a ii :T:a: ,_:v '•
. h i :: , : rr: , r l 4, '
lintlS J - 8!, 0 trr,e,i'Opa tvii t o.,':eq,l:(qi'i '
~.,...,..,
1441.. i
ME
• ,
tholartWorfisidiN49:ettl h ` — ti ,
All It 40, .44two th4frop
d
*fat kn'il74lo4; ;a1,6101t
Ire WePla -coif
i • ,•t t •tt :
'4 4l ° , 9§`°!tAP.l l Mo l )!ilii.the il e s frau4lkf'3, -
- ttkier s imkot-` l WerorwtYt lsuse a
grdat ; ii!arritleand ' '4 o.
'Ynrti.:eem 4 44
o o.yes r ay, was -
nlr 11MV the ;Op L``is. , _ the . ' htjavens: Ti
hid " , beeditit on
'fame'' , iliefactikiiid fiot •im den led. .
=ME
hP.,ll6 l (algv.ftqm.: - Pc110,,.
9Tell Me'wlial: `v:!ill : life7pio s hing.
----- Itlgittih . 4. - s.raiiirt` i tirlielc,tia - nitiint," '-
1 1 ,/indit'thintici%liaint dlapinsing, '
' ' Septh the .I?l,:ganif ; it, is cleansing?" . •
-- , -LL:Tlny , lvtlelairneiliipnor-dysiteptio,--'
• ''..`' 114ingaid;tni(yot II ti}LeptiC, ,s .
iiniriv,hco opee:iike him, hinreuffered,
'' - ' - `ltl:olvettiz- - -'liiii - Mitterienee'pratTereilt-s--
' One° vaiii Ao ..!iwitti mine to' lan ureh
..., p e t. 9 lo,
.0010 9 mortal anguish; s
(-.),(:; (1
~,I q °o‘e:tiN:- A :trio. . ; , ' - , •
t PA0P...9.401 , e04 Oli a r dims, .
'And though thousands I'd expended.'
''.-Dltit - toiympttati.7Seiiiited 'ainaitiled; .- '
, Fult9?,.Eireetnnn:tventy.five,L •
-"
~. Sought I,' More, dead than eltve;•. •.. •
~3r-, ..-V itir 'Wool ilet:lth, there 'let him Seek her,
-1: -'Very aeon 1' OHM!' t.EuFeltn r % '' ° ' ..-
. . Fer-hcalthherm;v6eigri balm disti 4,' ''
at!O c -
,' ThrfERS',LOZEtitGES and ILLS,p
_ v,,!...,,,_11rug-&-Glionneal-,tstor 5.
IZK
' J . Vrt . gast liigh street; Carlisle. ,
nionr.Tim..m.L.NAmmy.,,ltiiils. nom:
coine ‘ an ei:tabkislual 11(4 . thot . Dr. Wistar ' s Balsam
ofAVilidClic - fry• is the best reMeili everknOwn toF ,
preventing-cOn,sitinption• and epeedilri
curing every. disease that leads to tbiemost :late!.
malady—Coughs, Colds, Vetting • of. the Lungs,
AStfimi, Liver Complaint, etc., etc., ot once yield
to its marvellous score's of csses.gf sup
posed confirmed Colisumiitioithavelieeti - comPlutely:
cured, Biter the best physicians have declared that
death was inevitable. Mr. James Sage, of Water-
Ville, N. • V., .wsis:testored to perfect health by the. •
Halstimafter die best doctors oTOneillaiciuriti pro--
neunced his case to be a hopeless consumption. ,So
of ThernatiCOZialli, of Haddonfield,. Ni t J;.ufker he
had imengiven up to -_See the poblislimAiat.:-
melts of each else—.so oiteited that all roust believe
Soliiiii Carlisle, by S. ELLIOTT, only agent for
this borough. •
Eco.soair.ilow can we best Deonomiso, is a
question of much interest at this lime to sensible
men. We would advise you to avoid disease, by
tieing Di. Williein Steeling's Vegetable ,Antibil
imie Pills; which preserve end fesitire•health—by.
oleensitig„allcorritpt humorefrnm,the eyetein,
• Dr. A: Stout, Longaccemtv, Neiv Jersey, sayo,
having had ep noportilbitpanti also en occasion
to test the.medicinal quailtieadt-Steintig's
table Antibillous Pills, 1 *kratultieusly and can.
yon my 'word,-that they have in every
easel have used thorn, answered my mostia - n.
gain° eX'peeintionv. • _ .
eger For' sale by 8, ELLIOTT, Eniflibirtat.,
Ctirrlgle, Pti.
7,
•
krysipdas, or St. -./Intirony's
IndianAregelpffle Pills,are 'ma easy, safe, and cat:
lain caroler Erysipelas, because they entry off
by 'the stomach end bowels, .those morbid 1M
1110 M, which, if deposited on the ..bungs, are. the
cause pf,ille ewes dangerous complaints. From -
three nd n—Vegela
make-n - mfect cure:,of the most obstinate attack
of Erysipelas, the' same time-the dlgCsttan,is,
imprormf, and
s lim blood so .completely purified,"
that new life. and vier is given , to tb_o_whMe
Mum . .
N. 13. Be partienlor to nmic 'lrrig4es Mils.
or sale in Cat'lisle by C Mint, El& OGILBY
solo 4 zsto fir this borough.
f.;,_rui.moNAnylkiiiivstiatrrio.--.lstutiialvicie cur
by IFIICALPSON'S.'-COMPOIIN SVIII.I-1k- -OE- -
'1‘,%1t.--Ilend the fulloa Philadelphia,
9, I 8 14..11r. S. P. - l'homson--Pear
undnlfciled byy on, I consider ita duty I owe to my
fellow creatures, to make..thit
statement, which for humanity lake I ridjtc you will
make publicf.for rtuely, it= ever had Bo atlonisiting
it nitre been effeeted in Pulmonary - Cousuinption '
when the putcant wits so near the grout,
Pour y 1,111.5 11g0 I had a violent attuuk of hill inns
feier, which left my general.' health in a wretiilicil
condition, with great weaknessat the - elrist; a/slight
cough supervened, which , grailuallv incrersed_ in ti
"olinice until all kbe symptoms of Pulnimpiry Con •
gumption heean t ifi f awfulltappareut. Sttelearopioua
l
reness-and-swelling---el Tie - rib - 14)1f;
hectie•fever,liohreness and ofterriiitia,lesSof Voice,
o sense of sullbeat,ion . audrlreadful i oppressiOn, so
that for. tiir:nicutihtmrefliec. it WaV4flechsar y ,;rery
,night to tictgrtue .wi ltiiid of s alitiost:iu:a sitting
posturet,..b.'eciiinC,from the , ltittgec atid:at floe tithe I
thi*w.-tffi a inlipinicif blood. was my, distress'
-that I hail ".to ; keep my thCojt iiiinstautlfyirmist with
eitieiscdiug liq id,l, ancito , suffered vti•l.
' would cough,cy Brent polo, largo guipitities'pr
putriainatiw. donilitiori:i rapidly. waste&
away, and I. hail not the shailew"er
nalODhtthat be
fore this winter was odes I stiotild he a oorpac.
During my peottwited ••sufferings-I . .useil all the
populiir remedies/for. Consumption, :but none ' of
them even so' tuna iis' relieved me. I also - had the
.fulvice diffirmieperiods;of four good l'hYsfeinas,
mlgbt 4! . Te)v months. but. my:ilisease.w*cou l ,
fli.mtitt•Cakitiiiiptio!i, be.)tfund t reaeh of medi
cal. sic • ••
lii irigissdile to, pracuCe at least: an abate
inent7tC4fiy. inifferings., - a Iriend suggested the .usalif
fouriC,Q.N PPIIND-sYRUP_OFf.!rmt,Unil briaught
pewbotftsidillt-cotild scarcely - cCeiltt -the-vaillewee
iirihy-s-Ciiies;fit _the hinnedinte and' wotiderlid relief
it•,affordeil.tue. , I took it regularly for Montlist .
symptotti • gradnally „disappeared. my lungs
healed;; my stresp,tli rettiened, find. iistniii shing,• as It
may seem, frpta•ileini - zscares - rsiblulitrcslAd-MY
tn
head froM•the - pIllotr:,I a.now able•M ,
.withian.fatigue, ynite medicine has
iliton blessing fGud; been theypeitiiliterayy, -
. • ullig-hui-fiMm-thegiiivet, --
. are
'at hat- every
wocd.of, , the!.faCeioittgimilylie.iiiikertaiitlateil.)True.
'• •:'.
• " '
- for - itale,lti,the_,,Primilettic:iat the N. N.'hu. etirner of
q„iii •
;Pried. ii/lieoltiiier \ heti] el or . , ss' 6.14.d0za:
GOOD.
, 2,A, WINTER; .-- t.,-
FALL : 4 . n . l": , '•
% ' -iiige—i'',iir,!--.):.,'i,'A`t—e'q.
• 1' .`
14. tIiPP e' i. did. assortn' i ,
'-, ... . fi - cdritiele 'PP Li' t fi iiiii , ! f ig' , bi ip
:...nr.vo:l.l'.'-ittP., oiottirioit'g e1:f17"te.,..411° Rintlln
frestisTk.,to, whieh,iii.,iiyiii,r;jeeff fieilo..4(l:!linni
„4:-fitsilio",..,ll:,; tireitt 'ial'h !in, „ it ti fitti,coilfiatit i , i to
ritirtl*l''' '`' '1 eirgoooo.l'-c-. inclupri,lql :
.0 I
ei k nl l l Ik. it oa t s B rent, 1 I,thernee•
-114!Iii:4itii.e.l.tilliel'41t!liitttit,H'r9,,e.jtAtiliosfitime4g4ttips!?,04 p !Ft.r.,,,
tVlo.°Nide" ” 411 !") to Pul4tlt'isc.:.•,•; -.: 3 !: - : o ~ :it - '' l
reniciri#ui,iy.!!,!,...,-; -,•‘ ''' ..
~,T.,..; ,?1,''..:'.,, ;.+ 4- - .
13111k,',..
.0- ct',9/01344,),., -,
:,sinpnemablltg*,
010 1 1 1
eriids, or, i
hdy or
Annie; WI,
it di
umsullimso
* 4 4 1 :P .5 W'
[lir# l o
w
tue.”14141,
ICI
. ....,;.,..,....,,,,,ni.F.R4,..::5-;),,....1..,',4,.%,-),
.;.j:.•,,t::.•:::.:,.1. -'.:',''''''.:"'''''. '
... .
ro,..p. Ar . :.,,.,,..•,..-_ , ;, i,,.::. ,
~.., ..„.,..;4:!, ,i..-- .- ~.,. 4 1 ' ..tr,ir .it ,Lq , .. - ' , '
0,-PlftftAri,undrY Wi. ; 4.4. 4 / 1 0 1 14 1 01 ) ;
irt irie ,lati,Vdt .l:74fiZr., l 4, l W ll ,Elledr , o l ..)it ,i Agit
v . ,"oc9rx. k: 1 irc ftuo - 47! 1 110 . -mOhlt.
titiOu'iti'it: iree ed. 'ioill,!espose to ':pllbli*.lialo,-
tiOtlfi7ttc , liiiiiiiijsltiAlikiitirciitifi r eif Citjirsidi'
- ,on'Yrid., -th - 3 d - Aas , .9e- I,l rY)-A - .7.1 ) .-04 5 : - . 11-,
10•13'cloCii,'A•:;514'tho-,roliewThg rear estate,' viz:.
-4. e ~ ot;o, ..enttnk t„sitnnie .in!-thtt - .forT,
itighiofisitip - p*Bbtoir, G'umliarlan&Cettfittyotatipv;
tletilkylijid-.iitiCist on thli''Nnitir, Venn - Strict on:
luii:Wastiltdinllyers.,oifthalicutNettid . ii - 1 - 44et •
alley an . tho,•Attst, containing 64 . fee- kinehas in.,
breadth,:and.t:nro hundred and , fi ttySeitin, feet' in
yloptli;'•tribro_Airlespi,' he 0114 thereon areeted 'aloha',
slory , 4,PG,HQUSp,'ke.'; Seized , and taken oin:
execution as tha prelim:lly Oflaeob . Ntimer. ~ ,
, 21‘ , 4•Iiteif. l kt`liiietirltintl,;•• - ititlininiir Igetii-:
ton , Teiwitship;.Cniriberland:••niiiitifirlianti - ded:•by:
tondo:pi', H., A n,.,T0 cob Thrushauhri, ilea tile, J.dhn'
.Mc,ChnN'ref:cr , Hdeliotiii, Pic key,' Contain'-
ipi - 41).-Acies..:4ore::rirr.leie;iiii•elUg-therend4weci...
cd a twp atory,Log:ljanseigi3urn, &a. Ili':
landli s Alist=taia litneato'ne; and is situated itn.tlio ,
_ .
I•4rnpikb,linad leading - from Carlialei to Shippeps;
blirgi. Seized 'end taken in excetttliin iii tltclptyri._
eify of TaTies Beattie. • ,-• ‘' 7 ,.• • . ~:,.,:,
MI
A:kit tif i-Cenunti "situate -in
' Fraiikford toivnab Ili, Cu nibeilititi Contity;eciiitatii.
int .otleis 'adjoining, kinds: of
fldmuel Bucbwaltor, und hnvikig
tlie•roii•S:rdC'tbd and 'shop sindAta, f .
Ws:
,-;Seized and fabSii.in-.6.tecinion; as the pri?p,,
er,ty !ohn . lllOtdie.: •
~ •
trsci .and; sittiOn. in
5f iHlin fotvrisliip; cantinning , 40 acr'4,'inoro
bounded — by,larida, of 'peorru;Sidets,'PiTiel
Snrke, Mit:chill" and;Ann - ,./110cfarlano,
WithSnri'djiple orchard, :@c," tic
exdautipn ns¢lio prciparty 0..
fJblmiXital;cll;
• 5, Alln, tract of tunic. 40nutlt‘
Middleton by . lifmbi of Rev. , ..k.
T. McGill; Ntary , l;rsysbicipeob - Nhttsluiter and
Ohara, pantain 76sucres and tOtipcitcliss, more
air'leSS ill/deli
lieauiilul - spring - of.
ITT!
0, - 1111 - .lYre
ME
, . .
a.- Alen, n r,,t nr (4 r ni t hd; .ittinte iii the
hnroagl - itf - crrtliele; - hotni s erldTile - the-North - hy -
Pntnfret street, oit the. cast irk lot he
longing to ' Genrke 81in mien bergtr, on tho.S Olt
ity-Ghepel-alleyrittid-en-tltc-West-by-Ini-Vo; - 29b; -
bolonting to Yredeie IF:cities, containing GO feet
in front-anti 240 teei - in - at - itili, end- rnntiberid in
'dirt: general 'The of cold borough 298—having.
thereon erected n ..two - ;topry - Fronde and
FrarricAttchen.(plai4red,) lo g . et,. ble and etneke
hofist ._
•
. _
7. Also, a lot or Tweet of land, 'sitnake .
in thp borough. of Carlisle, botinded.by the road
lending to Bedford street, a lot of. George A. Lyon 4
, Esti, the road leading-from Enstror Water street
to the turnpike, and others, containing.? acres-
more or less, lll rked in the general plan al addi.
tional lots as No. 7, known by . the name of the
13
..Fiapat Wilik's " Le' • - '
-• "" ' '
a ‘.......1„
8. Also, a hot n parcel of land, situate
in the bewough of Cailisle, bOuntfed by High street
extended or liarrishurgroad on the North, Sam
eel Holliday on the West, Pomfret t4rcet extend.
e - a on.tl.c Beath ' and the road leading to the les k
rand on the
.SouicEutit, cerrtalning 3 acres and -
114 pereheit,:tobreor Jess, niurfsettin the. grounds
plan - of additiertal nut hits us Nn.. .82, known by
the natneof,t.riti'ttflr ick and Lot.", Seised-and
taken in execution as the pi - Oat:yr - of Alicfnrel"
Holcomb, Esq. .' . - ~
. .
- 9. Also,, the interest of John. NTeixell';
iining.tho noo..3levonth pirt of a tritet ol•lund situ.
nu; in 3jottreitownship,bunnded:by land of'Johler,
Trfpner end Jicubßlittllctiliergcr7contuinittg 1116_
acres, more Or less, hoving,thereotiereeVd a two
story atone 'house, log 'bit.rnv.iv - egoti shed, &c.---
Seised atid -- Bilten in execution as llitypioperty of
John Meisel": ''' • . .. . - '-', . - -
JO. -.llse), iiTrael nff:Liniestnne Lantl,
Situate in Miniriat.ttiwnilitip, butioded by Ben i°.
.roi it. and Samuel : filar, JA arkiltisser. Samuel
Kline e ducob Plank and dehr/Birindt, containing
56 acres, more . - or less; having titeunn erected a
ilitrn story log lioose (plastered,) a sierra bank
To wid/ed. crau._crifiArreashouseAnflother
Witt other enitycnirtitpuiltlingS.
1L Also, Tra6t
in Monroe tow riship i rlistitadcd by lands eifilieksel
lOniy Er - Camas in.
ing 3 acres, tan
,e or jess.--Stized an d taken in
execution as the property otAdapt Brandt, jr:
12. Also,in certain Traci of: Land, 81111-
ate in ,Norili Middleton township, buttiided and
darn:rituals / a inflows, to wit: beginning aril static,
thence by' lands of Patrick
,'ll.l°L;ofte, south 501
Ilegerica=traSLF!6?..---8,10.--peratretrinA.--post,l4fentifliy
lairdivif GeorgoSwigerooutli ioa degrees weal,"
23 and 6.0 perches to -a hickory, south 64 de
grees cdst, 48 parches to a post, thane° by lands
of Robert clia.nbers's heirs,. south 141 degrees
.west, 120 *mhos to a post, south 30.degroes
werit;,s2:Peraheri to a white oak, thence by hind
of JaufahSmitit.nortli 83a degrees west, 73 per
cherrtn rirpost, thence hy land of W:llianr Smith,
northnorth'62 Orirces west, 18 perches to a hickory
norlh 7 degrees east , 36 perches to a post, north
firi_dcgrees west, 20 perches-Li a pest, thence by
land or Joint Stotler's . heirs, north 21 degrees
nat., 207 perches to-the pluae"of berinnin ,"con•
taming 195 acres.iled 00 perches, strict mensure.•
1.3: Also,%ne other. Araut alum!, situate
in North Middleton -'township, at (he' ford id the
Vest!. . blotintaini bounded by !aids of Abraliay
Waggoner, William Drown end Solomon Gorge ,
containing 25 ;tyres; •inero;oricsii.: !..'SeiFetra ,d
tahen - ,ln . exectit!Tins piepecty. of Di: Ass
beitrided 'and !hutted as foltnitis t to wilt Beginning,
stone 'near Ike Mount 'Rock road; thence
Inn(' of William Hustnn, !moll 353. degrCes 'West;
II ; perches - An r . stotte..„neat , . !twin's:mill road ;
thence by land of Jacob Palm, eolith 84 degrees
- west, st:perches too inend, antlsoitllt 20j degreei
p ol tau ealitmourf..:
the licirs of Seines Ilosion, deceased, north 63.
degrees cast, 40_peiclies to the place ef begLL
ningi, contpininraix otres,..striet measure; witli
'the buildings, imprimetnents,...,&e,, Seized -and
taken in execution as the property •)f
. • "
Gre.Unil). situaterelt - Ti
inf=dn'inteneliiii,"Conieining 20 kerds' '
rrinre or less.:
adjni ntrrg lands . ofPronias C:3111166 jehti: sewn,
AdamCooyer and ethersijiaving,theteon'erecied.
a and;a haffslotjqpg house and
, Ipg
Seized! .. trnit : ieftenTn execution its the - fropet.ty of
....+
e,_Gros(l - ' , ,,g4
Mote erJeFe, ititg . ate'
Cofeki s
.Cu Mhetio:ntl. T hfuntyr ikAlAii*.:Fnctiriee .- ned , Eurgnii
Coal Houitee;'snrith SliciAlt . lute lifink:Anensioni`..,
,bl.aigellemelbetalaqlyeat.lfeitxi reladmaire3ofoir
tenil tbotises,-* a, gri si and saw' iiiitti.;t:4tici, Flory
istapt@teCifwb rakiwp : rgq
stone elititilesOind.,suseritt,uniellstableiftuid'oliwO
lands eel Tlio.Pliiniel9B.-iiid.ectinhic:Hilig4.
eotitiAkiline;
_ea
Yip
the plitlipsq:!iiipill:44itii)Okry
'brit 'ffi - i:ie.:ctif)Ted . by tenitnia . , tint/ 10 'a g uod Sluts'
co t - ,to an ecitieenie4,tui Alie r futeMoluld.;,poye;.!
`Mid
amongst FloC:;!ten:StitabliilitiEienti in .
Prrigytimpitti,c
tent Iht "
titiQdAi ; boat -tifiryiet , opo tennnt. housin;:' one •
One?. lok.''ear`nith'sPop; wagon
alred,`Aitidia - Ofil:01b aill!koTaliard-abOtit 200 acrid
riliiikkra 'rilearddills of which;
..;
toro'inihik . 1 b1:11646d.,by randc of Daniel' McDon. '
ghtlatlaiti,"ilie - ntaniiinn•tract
ofertlrOalni'-.llnrpri,--Es4-iftr Intic7ll,7
formerly •ot 'Alexander otherr;
6 . 0M141411r I:oo;ap,ini!lnitro
"ein'etdd . a hog house, ii•donhtelog. barn, and other
lintiinioniontal;-aboin, 80' !tarns eleared, about, 10
Alen, hi :M ifflin
tOlb4hini bounded bilands:Of-,Adani thi
dtoire orllenjamin - Smith,decnaaed,Robart
§l l rit!g, : l7fAitl4 l !,!ile,,M4Callot!gh and
Other, cinitainnag-obout 'l2B a 'crar(ilore•or leap,
ohout clia4d' and reaidun`tiniber
Eknriu Ltippte,Ojebili•d t ioreon4. • "
r
ICr 0 tl
Manta . nil "
in, Al poundallNy in nthi-ot . RObert •
1311,16 . 2 W.i11iap :Ada rinf, 'the ;;Parri.. - &iinfii; line,
Sied-idliar , lands oiJOhallarphi-onbtaiiiingatione , :
2110.1iirea, morn or.loas r belng. a part nf.lloll.,anrOa . ,. ,
and 24t . porehne;*orIginally surrayed 41iii name
oftllligife Wharton. , • •• , •
• ,141itivot!i'-rictToti.Vtiluntoirriiiiii6iiitinto-T—
-iic townohip,..blittn(l4'
Philip [fink filar!, Jnmie tin Flay; Heikie pear,
th'e'Perr'y"coo'aty line riair Of!)6lin
!forper; Bori:;contaitiniki about 250 - ;:anroii i more .
Ot'letol;'.he ri - pilit - ormgracrofimr4lo.o. - Orttieo,.
: oriki nn uio urve ybd
116;' i3triiiirfront'n't n land,
optima tit ,Goorgo
and others;. containing bout - I'4' iinrea,"!nop . o "ai
!ess.
A196 . 4,11:11 1 661_0f gq111441.1011:(1,flittlatO
in. hfifflin
leiti t , Piinid:MnDainalhi,lioirs; n ,Ensm inger,
thO ParrY.,VOtinkyi - line, '). , otha'rjiiicla of John
- fli/rnar; Egg:, containing: 261) 'nr, leer,
twlng part of, fat i!ke,P.aiidl 09. parclieel'6rigin
ally
surveyed in tlio mania alc..l4lo,.pftitor.-. •
iljEal!pnte
jo Miffilii
Robert; Bla
land or Jolt
NE
I
-97 perblicp;
S a t - ah Pa r kei
;~~~~ e ,
in %Mtn to
coby, H. FICA
! t t!Tr . .lc,_94s:i
N
thc'rry cm
moro.or loan,
alien, origin
-
r
e yl
Also. the untlivide c haff--part of.a tract
or—mountain land,siti to:in --Marini toAtfthip,
bounded-by land.? of V, tetiezer .MuElwoht's heitit,
'John ,ShullenbargorAho Perry -county line, other
lands of John Hat,'lfer, Req., and' ahem, contain.
irrg about 108.aeres - more or' lo4s, being pert, nr
398 acreilt26:pCrelii:iiiiginaily aurveyea in the
.name , of Rosanna- Martin. —:. -- -
. Also. IA undivided half part of a tract
of moont ain—land,situote in Main' township,
tound by lands of John Shulleuberger, Thos.
Herne, nger ~ lola n 'fleberling, the ,Pctr v • county
t
tine,4nd ollici!tiinds of.JOhnilarper, E.q., con.
in IA ng itbntif.4o acres, inoriii , or Inns, hal ng - part
4q(3o9eacres-113 patellas; Otiginally surceycli in
AhlrnotntiorEleaffer NI:11 . 1111.7 ' .. :' --
.•
. • ...• .
Alin., the undivided -half ii , art of a tract
of_ mountain hind; situate itr Nlifflin tot . citslaup
bounded by lands - alma and 'William Stack+.
Wm. Ramp, John Jacoby, and the .Perry. county
liric, containing about 95 llama, more iar less—be.
log part of tracts originally surieyed in the name
of Tlioxnaa Martin and Samoa Gardnio.
Also, the undivided hall' part of a Arnet
or-mounlnin Fittintelft towinfrlin,
bounded•-by lands of -41111 liellerrug, *A. B.,lterp',,
heirs,a tenet in Mu Alexander Brynn„
the . Perry County- -line and- others, viVituininxj...
nbnut 200 acres more or less, brine lent of laic
acres nriginallY surveyed in In
name-oeCharks - Bryan.. •
Also. 'a Tinet-of rontli-41inAle
In IlfpelVtin towro.hin bounded by Solomon Mow
rey, A. SmitlVNlcKinney, L.q the Piirry enanly
line, °their lunds oe.lolin Harper, gm. nKotherr.
coTioihirie - nbutit - '2olt ni:res, rnore or less, ht in l
part of 39! nerrs,t33 perehe..; originally surveyed
in the name of Alexander Drynn.
•: - A kn. a stiattil 'Pratt pf M nun in in reitit%
situate in township, !mudded by lands In
the name 01 Moore Wharton, Ittln eta Parker nod
,the -- Perry.enunty line, Willa I ',log -
more or lees, being part of .06' acres 81 perches, •
and allowance, originally rnrveyed in . the name
f Christopher Marshall. Seized cud taken in
execution Ss, the property. of John Harper, Evq.
_. A n d to b e sold by ine,
• • ADAM. LONG et boat', Sheriff:
Sheriff's' Office. enriisle,
• •Deeentber 10. 1844. C
•
NEW.GOOb3 AGAIN! --
OGILTIV has jilq mfnenett fronr the city,
IL—L.autLis_pow nimuini.t_k_largu—lot-of—the-Orprat----
gooll,.brought to Co rlihle.this season: — .
A tnon.t; thp. found tome' rem. ehrnl
Muck lfrontl Cloths & Cstesimeres, new style
mere Ecosse, Plaid Chinking, Bonnet:Net eet
4%141 Silkl.dlimuct Itihbonß,Shnwls, Alptichne, Pere.
_ziitesirSitivi-for-DruSses, Flaunt:ls, Cs'ssiotuts • %tee
Pima Cloth,
-my stock of goOils is now ,Inme nail complete: 4 --
- Ptirchuse'rs - tiilhlo - well.to7copmml - Mminiirerittif t W e .
VAlrt , intsitttlitt-ivitel% ss I lint determined to 'rim iftf
my stock very , shold;'pepliitt. Recollect, i 6 old
etu .,
store thin -the; isbinit, Enid Nato st.
-.4.
- . Li •
• -' ..AT et.J131;1!) 'S . ALE.,,,,•.:". ; ., ~
. . ,
A' vninhiqt.brrnoilitaLettiuMrAttiptuttlio co u g h _ _
-:towtistilp i.=eri berlpniFntility, rl if / ea west
front Cuaisle,... , en the Mniint Reek Sieletc; nelie . th.
Cemberhintf-Vullq litiil - 11beiliuotalastling
,Overt:JO
lientreete d thereon a_largr two titary_tAatilde-6101--
'1101:Kra tsto - story - try,;,Ai e. utie;_tt'eti:4 - eifivelliel 4
4 . 49 1 N I!‘rgc cal:A cri b 4 " ( I :- `. 4 *" 5 ' 1 -1111 9404114.
griwkiKett.teh Am! A ne Ykl . '"' ..
ii .weil et%'wetet44,rtlin
r ar i r i *ill 4litithsto . • ,advai,tiNte 'lmp willbo told
4vholo'OP:thilli;tirof imo:4-.' 4 .:'...': - •it 1, , ,T) ,
' .(.)ite hid! of, the sditive,Ffirsti'.iiiii: 6'01%44 nit
the iwereisei at . .bil/116,44t1e., en litinAxquislO t h . '
IlitY'..of ;leo - esti: 1441 e, - ~-.. __:-..:—... ,,,,,•,,,,,,,.., .....,
' Pot tiexttepips - kogt,tre,:e . , I 1 , '14 ,. "' ' rrso ii r _. l . 4, ~,....
on the . peenipv"...7o.r. rikotter., , toithicribiic. , iO4,, A ,.. i n .
1)1 . 1 0.00 -6 comiisiiip,i,s l .6por..istc,ortogs mo i to ,,,.„
..,,....,...,,,:,, --.::,,-..., - - 45) ii - lv if fAzA,NI - 3' . ......,,.
.77--... .. : , - -•.... - i -, ;;.;,.-.,, rirapo*,:--......
- T , FFEri;cr•ll ;14 M , ,, , .; ,, `1 ,: ja. , ..,:,:t Utt; o
if
7.,- ~ ~ FLER - Srlirollll '',.'rt-'.... , ., •
,' ,- 7.' 4 ......: : ~..t , g.
tITIAI :Vali, : 11 %,IPe, 4 1 1 crIP • 4;1 1 4 4 . , - ' "\-- . , (:,1; r
„,„ b i.,h,„sl .1) ce,p l tAighj B ; lie.ax • , 'l'' I 1 r ~.,
rof.:l street !! tii A t , borough' oi'Llail!plo ..','' , 1. :;,- . . 7.
:owned '10: COM:'I. 'lt i Elflott i 'mid Z '' - '.'",'
`l4;o'l . ol , in eilitlhdo% 6rw..slinnit i ej• ; - —l--- -,.
~ -
1
g F r. lt, ihot 56141 bittliaG:SATU!tl)A ,il ! t; . thlpiiiir.,
-11 will'' he - 01M1 1 4;(1, kt ,Iktltillo Saki On , , el, promigoi a i
iitetv,e ii Clbdk ~1; kir ;hit 11 . 1 g, sind I f, ,q4 . 111% . 1 0,1 1,1,4
will; he":6lrel.eil for relit rnr A term of - ?i,nkestotolit_
'iatik—fettiii nifty Pe deanli II 0 1!) , ILit' i l 1 01 - 2'?11:17- .
'(.l ci pg?..., _,...____
,1 -
i.'• , fc)i• - 00. , .1'.. , .I.",,ljtott, .` .
`I feartilii; lie:'nlieV --- ' 4 oll, ll 4Tik ' 4, '.1 4 , ;, '?”, ' •
.. .
rq; tiye ..11:00i:(0/.7,'OiJiidgforgi i, , pup r
:•X ( I.7:9oral'!Qudfier'' .B66 iol2B:4t the. .
. ,I. , , pareOliiiii . fir , ie ': 6o i4itit-.4. , : piint
._
'. 4 ,er"_no..: 4 vi'jonogr:fe'7#96!;: l B44 , .
pri ..i - . 1- , 1,- , Aiii 4 : , , , ii. i)iirmurnOef`or qiefr iir olio.'
-' 4 Imo; ap Yisowil,oll tpi,Cepne tr*Oilitib m kr '
iit , ibri:Plhiifiletit,. ol •! 3 " l c olll l, l 3'il(?.test*94,_4 re.. _.
0 0 411y-11 A ~ •- e _lkr,tvp`...v!wlttil Abe asiMilloor,*l4l4lo. ''f ?
*4 b•Ki(iie,s'llienigit all the difrlii,oo4ltiOntsi
_o 6l )( l oces;thirtX`JOs .4 s l, -itti'iiiiki s° 4 •ix .r.}) ,,,,, '"
AtitirglAtikn,! , ` 4 ,,O!'f,g l ": l . 9 ,x4: l l l llK9o4rt
:: i: . 4
7`4 l ‘ ,'A l: '44 A "tiliti 'C: ‘ STrittltit:
- aiii:
iiP` ' ''
Citll4l)4.fita:(4o.jiiiish k
L ' ` '4
;'. `, .—-'
1
i t . 'P'tlll3 ofiriitOeVialiii, •ph7, I v
', - • :•'9 o '. , t.(ifils*•.:l4 7 . ~ly
4 - i( )% ‘Z,',,Ng.,rtePtiv;4 44 ,Axive ,
1,7V4?,4(4,14/4
jusrotoriErdlOnaN t iolisi thinolo- -
.1)4: ; 005,..,w00rn0et.. 1 *liquit2o
:*.meripoos , sitmleKee*rvio:wl4l3lllo,,inb.._,- ; , ,
' 4 1041 , boNdrpOffics,,radONT.:::,)
t ; 44 4 ,1 4 41, , .
11 ",77 , 030
leadaYoll,,i"
IM=EM
~, V- e L1, 4 0iib!...e:', . - r 4liv:iii
IO:'1"3" - T"'
diFivVT ~- -
t '