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4. !EDNEPDAY" 4 - juAb.,S 5, 4845
ritrOcv.•Stuill pri . aiiiiiiat a ineeriUg
at Harrisburg on Nonday e ",akArbi6h appro
priate reioNtions, „ wero,'P ' eped „ in rotation
lollie_lloitk6r#qrairgi.Tiiaiiii.n '
irrtt ify.eqmputt4. that' there has been
votisuinedlyt,fit:e49.thejliiited_Stetes du
ljng thikle6t - tviO4onihs property to the a•
mount of - i1g,'60;0,00P.? . •
.
116" Mr: Viin..Bolkifk.r } df - L i qumberlancli
late'Si3ersiariof Stito'nnder
Thoinae, s'lsWyerole some innin-enee,corn
mittedisoiciole on.lhe of the
,Court
Cumberland,M.Sunday week,by
4Mo:soling himself through. the heart.
Edward L.,Carey,;...pon• of. the
.eeleb rated
Matthew Carey'of the firm of "Cary & Hart
a highly eateemedyind.7thy eitizen,.ef
Philadelphia; died on -- Sunday tint, in iia
40th year of his'age: • •
' The 4th . No. of - Popular • Lec t ures on
&lance _ and_lrt;,.ly—Dy onisivanhard nor,-
L. D.. - .and''pnblialted greely and
MeElrati,j - hat been : and we
find them increasing instead of diminish
____ing-in_interreit-and-usefaness-as-therpro-
.ceed,. those wile have'not procured them
cannot lay out their money haver than by
' purchasing them at Kneedier's.
Mr Snowden; the State Treaeurer.
' - :.'hicireiSsusd a ilia - dot 10 tho Treasurers of
different porior - a - tions in the Common
• wealth, requestirig?them to retain in their
peas‘asion_thron_nu:llitlitpon_4ll_di-vidends_
decl ;. suhj4ct to. his; order. }II) also
urges-more care with regjeLlo enforcing
-- lhirla * u%sFitilatiOn to the tax on collater - al
inhtritiMiclf. -
Arperigan thinks th.at
. ,
, •
the.ippOrtnient - Of Mr. McLane, as 11,Tinit`v
teiqoa-Ell4landris an hulicatien. that - theinel
- Washington - have ceased to af--
sOfd:aliiit:probabiliti of a.satilifactory
thfnini4 arid infers that line party- or the
other has proposed an ultimatum which
. baii been rejected, and that in view of . thi•
.coriditiouof affaies;the negotiation is to be
. traisfetred
.to London, with the hope that
espmethinumay,yet_be_dope, even -at this
'Maga of the business, to avert a hostile
inn&
CANAL Coprainstormft.—Several of our
Whig eontemporarios in the Western part
of the State have brought forward the neme
Of 'OrtAuLus L SULLIVAN, Esq., of Butler
as a oandidate for Canal Cornmissioner.—
Mr. S. is said'to be not only honest and
...„ ..... _futpable,.but also possessed of that indorn
- ititd cauaztritreTtifitCre lierseviran-ee
: _which is so much needed in the present
day amonet public men in order that the
— interests-of-tlre-re.. •
watched and the Tricks and schemes of ()is
_honest profligate l - politicians and party
cliques ampletelj defeated;
17. Amongst-4 . he—recent-,appointments
- in the. Philadelphia CustOnt noose are a
•
large : number'of,tito LocAfoco
the:Stsie.: Six 'Wore4uiiitto " comforta-.
401414 .
We hope titet'.:Whigs will profit by the
exarnple-otihtf.f.isiOnfocos, and if they can.
• not : place their. , :nditors into public• offices,
visill'ifie" the necessity, as *Well as 'the 'pro
ipiii3ty, abstaining thorn by-their own
luntarylupperitrprt*li" r—reidere
-IffatTrittY,4eAbwris in Rhode Island,
Ineluding4arly;all the - . ;ergo towns have
voted nol to grant.licenSci,f6r the 'Sale of
ardent spirits. In Providence, the ques
tion Ins beeniiidediitelY postponed in the
„Iloard of, 'Adderfnelif;! , .. The ivlioletiunaber
of licenses granted ii the State -drew yoare
ago was . 'fibeAnndied: - . -Tlio whole
number-ildeiCarclif:Of tl . ,e city ofyrovi
dcniO-le_le4iliiiit'fiftii,----:, -
IllE:7°T4e: election ju nesse° fag'
Otte on the fii4l , Thurfolay *:(7thy of Air.
guet.neit..: . , A (iliOi:tisri.ileven_ members
Portgretet,indirteeiberti ile x ' State
Legislature; are -tcl..i)e- chesen.--
geptein dabit'',-Peiisl)efoll fine been eon-,
. b !"t 1 , 3 5 1 ,C#3 1 54 't s gl'on
, theeOpiit'orAfile'ai.''l' 414' sentelf 6 4;
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if the'iterith'•iecron:Jmilisoft;lith the 'i r el::'
lowing ainalysis of hill; ,politicrd and person.
11-eharaetere--14.---strikes-us-as-truthful—and
1 titiinothing eictiiiiiiiiterforTieliiiiiiioW
night in malice.. - deneral r ANnnEw Jam- .
Jost, saysatat priPer, was i no common man.
11•11:tile 'features of his 'mental and 'moral
constitution were strongly marked. He
'mould • have.pOssessed a striking , individn,
-, , t;--.., - .
'anty,6of c haracter in any comm Unity. 111'
:Virfues were never veiled by a shrinking
modesty', and no hypocrisy ever disduised
his faults. _
As a railvtary leader•lns courage and 'sq.:
poky have never been questioned... Ho
mey-bye been impetuous, but helmcited
up Ids impetuosity wish all the powers
which he possessed: - His strength lay not
in ; the maturity of his counsels, but itt_t ; he
qiiickness Of his'sagacity end,the
tude.of l action:The ctualiti6s which erciwn.;
od hint with Victory at Now Orleans, - Would
probably have covered - him with `, disaster
in
. the Revolution.—He had in ken' endti:
ranee. when action had commenced; bUt an
uncontrollable impatience al . the ;inlay of a
decision. If the beam trembled Jong on.
the level he .made a re 'onderance an I
trusted the . consequences to the energy of
his conduct.-
Asa statesman 'he was patriotic
purposee : ind.extremely arbitrary in enforc
ing thpmr His opinions Were rather the.
result of iMpiiliestlian- a calm comprehen
sive survey of r ltt_c_ts:— . generosty might
be touched, but hie was inllexible. His
determinations were - iiiver s sltaken by men
ace, or dcfbated„by difftculties. He was a
liem*cra - t in hiercreed7mit
to rcon re e, and lard ponsib le d Laski r_ in_
discharging his' Executive
regarded the constitution as the sacred ark
of but interpreted. forhimself-the
imscriptiothron-the - tabl etrwhich - it - trm tahr
ed. He set -his iron heel,en the decisions
of the Supreme Court, but forced a rofrac
tsrY State at the point-of the bayonet -to..
reverence the authority. of .that tribunal.
Ite .reepectfully-submitted his - nominatimrs'
to the : Senatev . butlit — Alre:ovenrof - tlicir re
jaption kept. the incomlic 4 . nr - in Weed.
-11 e acknowledged, the constitutional corn:,
petency of two thirds of the popular branch,
"ot, our national legiS,laturejppass a, law,
which ttieh-tviili_his-oQ'icial disapprobation:
-but - effectually ilefented it by retaining it in
his possession.J'. He overthrew, with Spar ,
tkit perseverSuce, a Natiynal Hank, that .
mightitavej.heen rechartered, had his pre
judice been \ conciliated and not - lies 'power
defied. Ile threw opponents
from place' not to-gratify persoital hostility
-but, to
__appease the clamor of pretended
friends. It was his crowning calamity as
a statesman to have confided, where he
shotild have distrusied, and distrusted mhere
lie should have co.tifided-;
As a citizen he was beloved and respect
ed. He was as sincere in his friendships
_as he was undisguised in. his hostilities.
He was courteous alike to all. His amen
ity never forsook him, unless in some par.
oxysm otlanger, and this was -rriansient.:
The heavens became-clear again when'the
cloud had passed, and even before its limn
er-4att—cgascd a rtiongthe—re-veiberetio:
hills. Even in his stormiest hours the
memory of his departed wife would come
ove him r as the bow, arching the
tumult an terror of the. cataract. -His
.manifestations of the religious sentiment
shone out like stare between tlieMck of the.
• llis.last days were brightened with
the steadfast hope of ahappy" . immortality
He die died with an unquenchable faith in
the merits of the Redeemer. lie will be
remenibered for his valor, for. his iron force
•
of character, and 'the christian meekness in
which lie "renderedback his, bein'g.
.11e
has_lefibie_impress-en-liis-age,and-impress
never
LIKE
line,
efface.
GEN. SCOTT AND GYN. JACIESON.—
Artiong the recent lily : Vents connected with
the decease of this distinguished petsonage'
one occurred - at West Point on vvhicWteve.:
, `cy American Will dwell with respect and
gratification. The Militery L _Board; . over
which General Scott ,presides was in ses
sion- when the intelligence
. was received.
Geberal. Scott' immedediatel* an:mail and
asked' that the examination" might' he ens
pended.. He then observed in substance: —
"Ex-President 'Jackson diet Lat the 110140-
tag° on tlie"Btlt inst. The inforMation is
not
_but sufficiently 'anthentic •to
[nowt : the step I am about "to `take. ;tak l -, •kn
moment; event of much . nnent4o this !titian has
iigeurtechj"4, great man has fallen. Gen-,
'brat :Jacksoh' is" dead—; a:great ,generel'and
a .firPa t patriot--YllO
centres] iiiations.in the gift.of , hie !Country'.
men.-- , 'He;is'Lleatl:'''•This is not the place
, "' •
nor, sm:l . the indivulual.to pronounce,a fit
eulogy .on ,thet,tl ustrtous deceasel—Tlia
tional,fhonors will.dnubtlessbs . presertbe4
by, the ,I 1 lanai of the. ti nitqds,tir
b _ .itates, but
in ihn:aleiPtimP:andinh4,rm?"Y-wd4-P°
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ei 6 TirPitrq IY a lthid e l ie l°F the'l / 4 11EI' YO* (1
to wait;l6 the 460.
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'c'easdl-EkiPreSidelit'i'Lliftet his death;had
meeting cif the
_citliens_of;plaskidlle i *afield.4lLsvgel4
j'atrolve4,aaTpairiedr.ritiorritritandingirgetrerig
al cessation front bneiness 7 4hat
guns-should bs fired:itn_ring- .. theLday4r(ltyri,
Fimeral; and that therryshotild - be a general,
attentiuncioe the remains to their lastrelt,„
lag place. The.Uni.rin siya--; •
"The:rebommend"a"tion's'oTih meeting:
citizens' were pleat ptly acquiesced :dn..
ring the day on Tuesday.. Buisiness 'of
every kind was suspended the houses were
all closed and the'city had all tho appear-,
once of a Sabbath. •Alinnte guns woro:iired
froni 'II o'clock until 1 o'clodli, and the
bells' at all-,the,;Churchei wore tolled: • -
Early, on 'NCsday morning every °veitil
de in thecity that could'ho . procured: was
put in requisition, and a vast• coneeurse—of
eitizencrepaired intim iliertnitage.. There .
was an . immense assemblage present from
all the-surrounding towns and . eoUnties
The body. of 'the aid-Hero was : laid
the parlor with the face uneoveredoivery Owe
being anijous to take i - last fingering
at him. We caw present ntairr.or
companions in arms, and many..l tear fell
rent t taw man y cite° s as they gazed for
the lastitime upon his features cold in death - ,
At lrt s clock, the Rink Dr. Edgar preach:
eiha Mqt-impressive-and - eloventsermon,
his text was taken from Revelations, Ilk
chap:l3th and 14th verses:—
. .
13th. And onetif,the •elders . answered,
saying unto me, Whit-are-these.which:are
arrayed in White robes? And whonettiam-e
-they? .
' 14th. And 1- said unto _him,,eir; thou
o-weet,---Autl-Ite-seid-unto-meTtheic-ore
they which came out of great tribulation,
and have washed their robes, and made
them -white in the Blood of the Lamb:
Ml=
• The eloquent divine gave an. interesting
sketch of- the conversion of Gen Jackson
strongest testimony in behalf of his Chris=
tinn life and walk. Ills delineation of
_his
character as soldier, eqtrnander, statesman
and pii - triot g wero-Affikifig - sOd eloquent
After the relighine . serviCes were 'ended,
lite - bay pre
pared many years dinar for its 'reception!.
The following gentlemen acteitas' pall
bearers on the solemn occasion, viz:—Ja
cob MeGavock,..Eaq., Joseph Norvell,tion.
Joseph W. Horton, Esq., Inseplittitton.,
Qaptaltalpha - Kiiigsley, Timothy Dobson,
Esq., James Thornas Clai
borne, Esa.„Daniel Graham,.-Esq., Dr. J.
Shelby., F.R. Fogg,-Esq.,, Hoti. Ai. W'
-Brown, DaviitCraighhafi f .Esq, - •
In the_preseni•e• of . the :vast assembly,
without pomp or display,--his-body -was
depeeiledby the-side of that of his bclov•
ed wife,which has been there resting for
xteen--y-eart: --It--was— his —wish- —that — he
.should lie buried quietly and_ peacefully,
without pomp or display, and so it was
done. Capt. Carroll'•s fine company of
Blues were present in uniform,whieli gave
additional interest to the occasion. The.
solonin scene was closed by the discharge of
three volley over the grave, under the com
•nand of General Ilarding. - • -
INKLINGS or• VAR.—The New York
• .1,
Sgott y we learn come slown •from West
Point on - Tuesday. evening r ind -stopped at
thelmerican, appearing' to lieAuite at his
Leisure. ilict_nighttrain_brought-an-offteer-
Gam Washington in quest of Gen. Scott,
who after a brief interveiw, Icfi.lost haste
for Washington. These.facts'es related to" ,
us, strengthen. the report that'll. Mexica.n
force is on the Nueces and that Mr. Polk;
is about tcOmdertakethmserious responei;:':
bilily oflgud over the Rio
NortC. .ifeltave private . , but Most:reliable .
ed"V•itvjhat agents of Meitico have reeent;,
I-been-amon-.
_
engage the hirlia*.intiatlies of. pilexicOti
expectation of awarwiththe-Unite4Statee.
The Washington 'Union of Wednesday
night says:—A tumor was in circulation
yesterday about 2:o'clock through the .:de.
parhnents, that an-express had just arrived
froni / Texas; Qlakng the occupation of the'
teiTiOry-between theli.inGrande7and-,Nue
ces- by the . 111 , exierin', ; troopi:•Upon inqui
ryoie" find that nso:ouilh:exprese had arrive.
edi. The.runnir, was an :old ones brought
to-. Washington on .punciny
• nee "tsl;NlE•tv: t:eittc: 7 -I`tie 'fat:netts. den,
at the five points , New Yorli; • known use ,
since .1•36 i
belted . eutott Thtli4daftiiiit 0 ' i orii.46
kinds of ' 64:
niip:..ereattttep.-ef,fitert earn plexien, , 'yeye
destrdyed Tlie Tribune says, .v
taith( • •.rneohlitrotie:masses
reeling wretches , dletnrbed in their .., dis~
ii:4ol*:oo4l:y,eißeg;heetiet,'Nerear„'
• ,!niq7'
ing e.;16 ; ru npilig:P.6d:ii !;trti a
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ki P erni ;qr iv P4'at , 9Warleo 46 ; ( i ii',:tr . h O t 4)
'fi'iliiterA;Sqiidii3 - NiktAriiiiciiiid , into
has:' fit . olo4 - o ., :poirtppA,:lly, Roy w ith
.
risinit , ,at,iloyatta on..ttteattpinst.trol in• y era,,
let hay
Anna, .
ing on baar4 Gen': 'Santa
and iiiiiii%,l!4a...l2o9,,bart
jailed
.m
2 fro
intended to Pi:O'C.:Sieildit'lrciitezuelt, - `There
is no positive 'Partieutiirii as 'to the course
pursued Meitican, :gobetnment in
, banishing:Saitt:if.k P , ar
fina; but,Capt.kinson
states that. lie - was baidsheil
,for ten years,
that his private: p'ciperty was tespented,
he had. with Kiin . ti`_ia o'o ~mfiurit'o#.
money, and ivaa.in good health;: and
Thei-Britith m ail s team er Dee, Mee'
rived at Havana - Ott the 7th, frtim England,:
with ben.,Bustamonta .on bona;
way . to .Mexico, .Vetry little .notir.% had
:been taken of gen.:Lk. Whilst every. atten ,
tion had been paid to Santa Anna,--the lat
ter
,havink . been escorted ;to his lodgings
It is stated that the French Legation, had
been insulted in the streeitifilf . Vera Crui,
jtiat previous to-The-sailing-cif the Medw.ily,
and the Minister 6.lllentanded . either rep-.
sration- for the indignity offered or his
.•
•
passports.
-- - Ther Steamshirtiew Yo - ry arviie2l at
New-Orleanimi the oth instant from Gal:
,veston, which place she loft on "the
.4th.
012
(len. Lamar.and Major Donelson arriv
ed nr'Galveston ion the 31st uIL ,„!..rlie D.
S., revenue cutter Woodbury arrived i there
on the 3rd-instant with .despateltee, from
thEU..S. Minister:- -
• Capt. Elliott, the British charge to Tex
)n
as, reached. Galveston on. •ie evening of
the 30th ult., in a French m n of "war brig.
The Civillian says it is undo stood that he
brought further overtures fr Iklexicojer
an acitnowledgement of the independence
of Texas: 4 He proceeded to the pant of
Government immediately., The precise.
eharacte.r Of the pfoposiiions.brouiht is net',
known; but if they be of. the ditture.inti
'nista, they will probably sakt itie,CiViliffi,,
".lie before thii publieln a very short iime."
The, same paper adds-- 1 ,"1.1ie decision : of
the question of independence or Annexation
belongs exclusively to the, people, and the
GOiernment has manifested its'entit% wil
lingneSs to allow the tootlet:to be decided
by theni." --- ''.= — .V.`^ 7 ~
A " Fri-rico-NT Hr.ao,'!"----Vntrix.—Eve
ty friend of the lamented Harrison will re
plica. 44e. sneers-with -which -he -was - as
sailed by his Loepfoco opponentin the
campaign of 1840, as the 'petticoat hero,'
and the indignities offered him personally
by the presentation of the red petticoat em
blem where h 6 went. But the people a
rose and bumbled his slanderers in the dust.
We may, however, now, say with, truth,
that-there Di a --petticoat hero" at -the
head of the administration.
" It - seems that Mr. Polk, not satisfied
tit-the-application-of the pqlitical s goillo
fine' to theheadsof men in office has sought
out the old wiamen, who were obtaining
pittance to provide themselves with bread
•and-has-given-the-order-to-decapitsurt .
This is making war'upon the Petticoats
truly. Wo learn that Mr. Polk has re
moved the
‘ Post Mistreat; intebanon, who
has for ttl:t any years; and under -all- the
,ehanges of administratons, been kept in
'liitlleei -- _antl'againnerwltom -- therchas been
tl9: eoinplahits,. • ilere-is a real 1 ,! petticoat
lieto" of ' the,'lmcofek4Stripe, • -;h6p4
that t here was' novti , i;co - ti .
cofoctiligabatio
so- ; greed
t
mean in spirit ns tri seek, the plaCc -7 4
the. removal of -this old lodi oar
-
that small, office: We wish thong jay" of
their pnalatik,ht againstStito petticoats.-
3',dskraph.
•
• ViruO . DII3PUTEB It 7 Nohody; , . , -104itiotv ha.
coma an established :That that Dr; Whittles Bal
sam .of . Wild. Charri_ the • beet remedy over
known 4'o preventing , ponsumPtiolybY certainly
and 46:a11y - curing bioty disease tharloads
this meat fatal milady-:=Coughs,-,Colds, bleeding
of the Ltingis,"Asthina, Liver t omplaict, eta. ota. f
at foneo - 41oldtotthhiTtnar'vellous-powerl-- . arid
seeres,of, easbastMisnsed confirmed;Consnmp
tiort, have, bean completely cured:, lifter bbst,
physielMis have doeliffini that death was incvila
Sagerof:Vinteritille,
'restered3operfaCt'health by the Balsam ntlei;tho,
bast' doctors' in .00eidd . Ccunty pronounced. hie' ,
case . tivbe a hopeless. carisuinptton::
. Coseris,.of4laddorifield:ilkf.!:killar•ho-lialtboon) 1
So',the Published statentents,.of
each - case—so attested that allnustl;eliove.l
-.For Salo at the; sitbro.of.S...ELlaiOrT:Cirliti
6.siilt.s7;iniibli:—Wri g ht'.,` •Vegilta''
' '4lO Pill! of the North 'W.merierfripoi tbri,of Health
~
arp a certain cute fprAdak otontaotr, t „ oFando ;boy
purge troth the bcitry thoii, 4ilio l . t. II 'lnnis Wtholl
are Vie: orniao otheattaati,' ;nausea- and'Ook.-", sip: ,
niitali, ive* . rpiritati lomipsa ..br itibirite, and, othoi,
iii4tteseitlecontAtiiita; , ' grOnte - thrid .lo •atx • of
ea idt, Indian VggetablO'Filli l / 2 ..talre'n*viry', , roMit
gait* to ,1,)0d',*411, 4) a. short tiny): remove -Crory.
appoaranttai ' fsiick ,ittiniacli ; at tiro' lame. time'
. , "Illlia:-Iriproicipand,tho-blood_ap_
041,9 !I 41.:PittitlintOtutt now.slifa ' and.vjgor vill ',
yei veo'-to:this.riitnr, ,-, ------.:: :.-H'
_ . . i. g - . oseittiPt i Jiltnititittr.kihikraltiattilitil
'Agtrrortit !WO' tro - Oftt6GOnartit r l.poot;xol9 -,
H 4 . t. i iittoo;•whondonqiia, and ikt , Ci',oo,lo(rif
' 3 - 141; illtohArtlit HOltaltidtitarta - ok:forT,TtiflO(
1 ',' n fletabla Pigs.). ::,', ' I , '-'--'".4 ',.*:: 4 '41-',.
,1
.. • : 'ANtltit aeOodittio4 4ll s6 ,- ;thit hitibtle.t'arf
e' It bVtitt • ikkainititbe ninny filitiiffial , l 0040144
0i101i•in ordOt,to',depar*o; aro.niadttOp:OntlyPea•
00.f4 1 ,11'101#015alosely.to:r4bin41.0: , tyki'it4t4'iliOn;.'
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....A'i.v , ::1'4k,, , ,i 4 ,1 3. , ~ -, ~, ~ . . , ~.,,,, •
~ .Itiftilffi. . Ait . VglitiA i'kr.r.tt+
.pirtiOti*itt ,f3, 4 •',rellitAtx - Attni.#47lnrectiiia ~ i het
inAtili'froP) , ,\4!toktotidir,ilioso • humors will 64110'
lodged iri,thpinfigi s i.ttfil:.thti:oltittti.ortiOrti):44 . ool.
‘
# 6 .or l Ont:i ; Mona' (b0!... 141 4 Orig!td'lntltittr , Y9
41tab gi,Jl,.llll,:tiNti-ki,'.o,,iff';filg4**l4l:46ll"l,
xilllp`j.k,i4prt4'o4o,*o ?Oily' , oiktrt.kir igoißi ,
1
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, l,l,4tivi. • • 0:4 i *AO :,,.AviolIVI;
I. 0 1 ' . ~ ..i.flipo4 41 ,t1 -, 9 ef*A e il ,
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ltotilielveattifilp,,itlitrDoat
mire 0m...
A titstctit~sltmont;__,~;,l
thyeelf lilie:fifeknforifinsent."
itio ho a beau 04 AC 1.0411 the dame-.
}or arfindemdeut peep
, v rongevt en_
Of the'leie:Uf
t.l4.hriebk,of
; ilieptiro3i:Ofe rsc 'tii htutione , (o flown of Qur; Ito iublicen.
{a _an appropriate man?;
-kr4tition 11100 dirk': Who have
trtiarda iiith`viiilance, the , blessings which secure.
to . us hapPiiiiiiii*ia'tospie . ;:itipriii*iii . iii ,. imattaa
character 'fit theuyve'efJAheriratieriaita
met (witirutftdisths . ,ketiontif party),
;OU.Tiaiffsiday eieninglast;te .
take' such measures as shouldbecoint;:thern; ex- .
pressing their regret for tho;death, and their respect
for tine character and services of
, .
• Meeting was orgiinizeCtl.the appointment
of the fel in °Alcor's: . •-•., •
. .
, - - ,
--43.6/t.,1-AME;S-LAMBEItTON.-
.. . P4Vicc pre4tileht,s;
.VLS7Iit2IB , IITCFARLANE, -GEO. 4 BANDFItI3OIf,
IZuaIT:tT SN 089111.138, - 1(111;:q IRV'
Sexur..Cirnr i . . . fAsorr
.WIL LT ANL M. frIcCAUTNtr,
Loxcavoire, s4lving.
Win. It: Miller; Esq.; Thos. B. Thompstin, — '
Edward Show Ors, . losrph Steivait,
William Riloy, • ." John .lain;
•
-... ..__ _.. , .1. Ellis Bonham, Esq.
'•&
• . 471111.1 . u,ect i nb'11.113 •therritigtn) ' •
Ear.rs Boxtuai, - Esq., who also pronounced a short
but efoquent ehrogium-on the' character of the-la
mented JOtson,and concluded by moving, that a
Cemraiiio thirteen be appointed.bi prepare re
solutions, expressive of the sense of the meeting:
The following persons %vein then appointed by
the Chair
t.l3onliam, - Esq., Geo. W. Grubb, Esq.,
Isaac Angney, Esq., William Spottswood,
.
J. Worthingien, John Corrimat,
. Col. John McGinnis, William Could,
Mnj. Jacob Rehrar, . Andrew Roberts,
Samuel Crall,
The Committee after retiring a short time return
ed and reported Aim following Preamble and Reso
lutions, which were unanimoMily adopted. ,
Witniv.•s, We have heard with heart-felt sore
-row the deriiim --- aP Andri.w7iluritsuire
heio of the Hermitage, who has\through a long and
eventful lifo done much for the honor of hik cPun
tryst and added lustre by his braver:y,on the field of
bgttle, and wisdom in Council, to the American
name. Aso WitErtE/Ai We COU.kI not as citizens
el - this wed Reptilatie;without violution-to , aur-own
feeling, and injustice- to the memory of one of the
wisest and best of thojatrioto, who ligve passed . :
away iron adifindits - zince we have had a Nattanal
existeriCe, - permit this afflicting s ilitpensation of on
all : wise Providence to pass Ininotieed; or witiniut
making some suitable dentonstratiofi of respect to
the many virtues pf tho distinguished man, whose
lode WO'OS a Nation nioutp _Therefore, _
Reioloed;
tho-coiintrythaa "Otittaiticcrin tho datli of Qen.
Jackson. - . • *
rao/acd, -That although •lio has fallen, and in
him " - it great Irian has fallen 'in Israel," he diet!
ripe with yeara, - and full of. honota,..and has lett a
plight example of manly virtue, and patriotic -devo
tion to. his country, for thelienefit of posterity in all
time to come.
Resolved, That in pointing to the names of the
saintednthers of the Republic, our Washington Intd
Adams, and Jefrerson, and Madison, %mean add an
other-riot less brilliant, to the list of departed itpirite,
whoop lovo for his fellow men and zeal in the advo
.cacy of popularsights;and heroism -in their defence
on the field of battle, were not surptwaed in the an
nals of American history. •
Resdlred, That wo effer . ear sincere condoleraie
to the relatives and intimate! friends of the departed
patriot, and hope that they may be sustained and
comforted, in this their hour of trial, by the same
reliance on the great dispose of events that mark
ed the last' hours oPthis -rent man, whore 'trust
was simple and child-like in the mercy of Him, Who
alone can bind up the broken . heart, and heal the
wiiandaspirit.
After the resolutions were read, on motion of Col
McClure, a Committee of twenty-eight wee appoint
ed, with full powei to adopt such measures, as they
for the character of General Jackson
with instructions to invite the different Societies of
thoßorough.teattetni, and liarticipateln whatever
nrilex_ofmsercisenay-be-adopted
The Glutli'appointed Abe following persons.as
members Otitis committee, viz:—
Col. . Gen. tilwara Arita,
Willimp S. CObeirt; Gen. WillisYoulk,
Glearge;MePeOlYt Quigley,-
Willinm 111.4leetem, Henry A. Homy,
William Irvin, r F~eq , - James Liggett,
Isatte - Tothl, Eq.; • - ThomasH.
•Cipt.E4Aitplg. piddle, William 11. Tina, •
Petrick Dayblidn, , rsen,
Hobert McGinn, Sr.,. •,.•
• Dr. J. Baughman,
Michael Holgoirib, Esq., Isaac Ningwalt,
Mitchell McClellan, Robert A, Noble, _
0 wen — a 1r 1.
'Wittan MotidSr;
On motion of Mr-Gould,
.
:--- —4tesolned,: That-the -proceedings of..tm..meol
iiig be signed by the calkers, rind published in - all
the papers Of the Borough. - ,
On motion of Mr. Half the peeling then ad
journed;'
(SIGNED BY THE...OFFICERS4
At a mooting - of - 14ccfomni!ttee of 'Wanly - 410a;
belq evening otitho - 20th instant, the follow,.
ing pro4eedings
--Aeseived r -That.e-suitrible-person- he selected-,
deliver 4 a funeral oration on Gen. Azionnw ',Tacit.
NON,en t3atarday tha,,2Btlt instant.
ilczakcii, That the U.S.-Troops stationed at this
post-theVolunteet corps of the vicinity-the, Society
of Free Masons...the "Society or Odd Follows-vie
Sons, of Temperance—the Literaty, Bocieties, and
Faculty or Dickinson Colloge-- , the Clergy' arid the
citizens of the-borough - and countr beitiviteikto
participate in the proceedings of theday.
~ ,
• The following persona Wore `appointed.: , ;
r , . :.• I, ' CMOP a I' ARSRAi;
`.' ?:MAI. cis 7 g ; wira;:is'rptiLV.
AS
S/STAN tMAUS/!a l : f S hi
° Capt. P.')iirikoN, ' Dr‘i_E9. D _OM ,.
Bo
Gen. EnW'a. Alzzoal' Cel:tem'e - N.euLt
' - Oiiiamittoo.
,et'4 3314 Womellto :•-•
Oen. EdwiN'Arolory ; , .'t;Gen.,Wilfis Faulk,
, Dri;; . .l. Daughniarr, ' r - wen E. , Hall,
~
• ' , William Cr p. ~
ii i
• eieztalPeit - P till t 2 itien
,_. - William l3 Cobeotj . . Michitel , Moloomb,
4-Theef-J l, -0 %yolk_ William leTrout, , ---
Mitchell:M pltillaic .-David Martin:l—
The Itiv: logic' P. DURBIN' NM Fplllratell 40 dei
)! - (0 - thfOftitil 36 •TT - '' - ' -: : 7 ; - " - ff - ..i''': '-'
i :' l % 6 onl?r cr cetelikonio Ivililm rthlteh•l'd hY the.
'deelegttett,ef Ar*getaePte.;;•;; ,- ''•,,,, 4 i_,''''. ) .' ''-'' •-•,' •
'''' '''''' 4 '''ir” ' ' -I, ,OliAltitEtilAPL7#°' '''
, : ,,,- :i; %-o=ibkiOnii*it-do l iisl-itiei,
~;.„, ~ ~. : - ,1.,,',-,, ,r-, •' : ~,1 4 t ., . , - 4,,...;! f , 4
: 'lllitlVe;nuthtt(74so44 l iii Pi 4_,.,.'40 311 ,4 1 1t:
to'-' . go , the :ii0.16410i114:01.-.40,4,1,..61°5;n-si'
liiiii!l' ' n e*,er PO *Iiii, 16 ‘4004110:0:07,111g:
0 it,4il , ‘ . 1.-`;`,4° ,: : , ..,1:: -,,.,P444;z . `,';;V,4'.,` : t: :"..;,
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t A l Wk."lr r i4 ,7 - 4 1t 1 W
iy .. Tao igi4114:44 - iii4rf A tis .-
• 'Off*
~
'4 . tett* 10 10 Ntiqkt 41 4 ,1 0 it
-AP' 444 ;
'',\• 41 `, !AU:l'3o4* 6 14 1. 4 631 ,41111.40 1 )0
~71, . .., ,i ; p 1 ..,;,. , e''t•••;;0 .1 ,',..`‘ (7, -"'.
:5 .141 !: ' ‘ '.
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ro otwo a
E4V
Secrelaris;
cop al,
David Marebt.
LEE
Yiting owPO/ etre}y lyit,
- _
? c*.,._,..*• l ol2_lAra*.Y. _
l'oot
,Light Dfl deans.
a-dfso—drillktY.
CO
O -, :,Tlo4.itara,
- I:telergy:
. 8: Soh.,s'qf TetnOerinic,
9. Odd Fellows Sacidl
10. Reelikisons.. •
„ . .
11. The two Liteiary .Societies of D. co.
I?„..•Thi - Faeuity,Rf D., College. .
of
14. , Whe.ifialgerqfthis - District and - his
' •
”''• • 15.:::2 7 /0./IfediAl 161116:n0 qf air
10. The..Teion -, :CodnOiltin,dthief,Dur•
Gfiles• the Etirazigh...:
17. The : Chief Justidepf •Peilii'd, *a:
8. .Dxceilino. the poven*,
- 19: - .1ifilitiet-Reg: rel. Sitlff - o.ocers.
20. Militia 4-Vol. Sub.altronooAcers.-
211. Militia and Volunteer Captains :with
or without commission. -
- 22;43rigade -- qtaftlifiee;•s. : I .
23. Regimental Officers
24. • Dregadier• Generals in or out (,)f coin.
• 25. Majors.Cenerals • do.- do; • '
20. Citizens. • ' .
At tho'rising of the sun, - of said day,hdrewill be
a saint° of thirteen . guns frotn A rtillery,'and from
that time will continue to fire every half hour till the
procession Marches off its parade ground,,ot which
time the Church end other hells will he toted, until
Ura procession arrives in the enclosure of Dickinson
'College, at which place there will Le an oration de.
livered. After the close the oration, the proces
mrilEmlnninummrrnairmilmrsoinummq
discharges from_.the Artillery, after which the pro
cession. will be rimicited to the place of fikripatiou
and dismissed, with' the exception or.an
and as many men as' are necessary, until retreat, at
which tune a national salute will be fired. All ofll
dim, will wear crape on the hiltsof their. swords fdr.
thirty days, and privates on the left arm.
. .
- By 'Command of, o
Maj. Gen. -W. FOUL-IC- ; O. Marshal.
.Copt. P. DAVIDSON,
. br. GEORGE D. Petri Vik,
COL ARMSTRONG- Nbuitt,
`Gen. EDWARD ARMOR,'
. HEAT) QUARTERS,
II di Division P. M.,
Carlisle, June 23; 1845.
Americans Will Rule America.
noun with l'areigp infhtinee,7
Up with the *American. Banimr•:
A Convention of the Nmive Americans of the
,Congressional District composed of the counties of
thiniberiand j Ft`itliklin-iiiitl-Perry,-Will be held in
the House imthethe Borough Elf ShiPpens ;
htire:Contherlattil eounty.,oli S AT Int DA V tlie'2lst
.21L.Iuncott,,,,11,_tecleek, A,
_AI urPosc.. • r
appointing 3 - ifitleitideiTrOOtttlie tail District, to - the'
Native Atuvrienn Natiotrxl(lonvelition to be held at
the old Hall of independence, in the city of Kuhl
oti theAtli of July next: „,
All Native Americans of the Disl4 iet,'friendly to
the objects of, the party, are invited to attend and
partieipatethrtheimpointment of delegates:
• By order of the
N. A: A mei:dint,
' S. A general iifass Aleeti iv of Nat Ives, will
be held on the everiing of the,sante.dny in the 'Dia,
mond,' tinder the !road arch of.the Ilenvena,
whiell all nee incited Vim desire ,to.iterpettiatA a
First: INTh1.1.1111;NT AND ;I' krruovy gmernme n t,—
Eminent s(Stnii,ers are expected to fie present front
Philadelphia, and - from the counties of 'L.-rneaster
ant) Dittidtlt,. •
Shipperislturg, June; 14, 1.345. . • •
IMPROVED. PATENT BRICK PRESSES.
is now. pri.pareti to 'furnish
Brink-makers with hls inl j trnvad Pnient. Brick
Presses, at a short notice. • 1 hose thaChave seen or
themeonnithi• them superior io.one that hire
been in two beretoftcrit 'For further particulars
etkiniceol"Ltlatcollowittr, persont -who have theft in
use, viz: Poet' Spahr, ictlin rtrell, Pink & flays.,
Carlisle; Charlesl l / 4 . Kissinger, Soul.
Frp. York 'Jacob Hang, :Jostmlt (inutile and Geo.
Kant)', Lancaster; Samuel itlinichin,„llctuttt Joy ;
Samuel Jenkins, Middletown; Ilftury Genial,, ilea_
"ding, or to the subscriber personally or by writing,
at Columbia, Lancaster county, Pa. State anti coun
ty Rights fur sale on reasonable terms.
J EH , RE Y SMEDLEY
June 11,1845
ICE : ICE ::
The sabscril,crs can faciiisf, the übner p r im, -
tamilire hr the `trek or bushel any rla) (Sunda) cx
ceptctl) dialing the summer.
LADIES , TOILE"r
Ladies are Invited to look al the splendid articles
for the toilet just received by the subset iber, cote-
Ox morrow Rutasitl's„_Rouritle
andoline ; the celebrated Chinese Klont
i% Soap ; lioussel's Almond sod tuber soaps; gen , -
111110 LAI; Itonssers BalHallthl Elixir for the
Rothsel's Anindine for chopped -.hands;
'Roussel's Extract:ll)l , 4m besitjes is
large vseiely of .other litsliiondlite - perftuncs
csonot _fall_to
low for cosh. - _ . •
OMR=
T1)11114)TIIERS
. . . .
Bowcrss totlint C,o . rflial, a certain, site and sliced . -
y ogee for COI ID, Vit . l4.lloilll ,spustits, y i cid i ti . s great,
relief to. citildren . : 4 feethiog. hr sale, nt tile
...prlig
store of StevensinflCAleihalfev. •
' -
riried APplettOtie.:sale at the cheap dry, goo k'
erreery store of Shippenshott
•
CANDLES.
Sperm nmllfoeld csildles,iust eeeeived dnil fir
SAIL bf Myers 4 Ilaserstiisk.; _
To CabitiOt 8c Cbucti - DI ir,'
TUE sunicrihertv:have .matio.arrangetri t
which thoy.will re - calve in a few:days fr'oniPrico
- & - Hrothor's - ttl - tiwuftiottny (rieWark 1 , ! 1: - .3 - .) ad htk,
sortimeni of Vorstfahes of tho best Aitality,and'
said tp 'superior to Smith's varnish, ill:Twill
Sell hato-fni-Cash:
.Stevenson-,ls.4iTeltirPil
litpa 4.1645.
Fresh KO:ail-Oil and 'Kentucky
•• - • • - ' Itlitst
fait, received land for imlo by - ' , •• ,„
Sreveii,soit .21.1eltaffey:'
,Sn . o 4,1845.
froni manufacary, jdet.iocet*ed
•
ATeieriqon4, 184 ...11filtaffeli
rungunrung:s. , 6 „:-;.'"
DYE:STUFFS.•' "i`
ion ormabitraoturers p
ii•*oUL.l) tleLArttner:r.t. stuffi r wllich will:
'11,•;•ou itesoOlnent "' 14 barrel''' •
_•-•
""" 'll e itlfy lbw lhiceo .Y; ELLIOTT..
lit VT I !
May
.]t+tO tol*;t►rid Rul4;:Voflou
ago o o' cc on zroloo9 or o ox!oPP
of thoio IpiAnii:ll, 4 j9Ftypcoived'and POr Ole by '
•
ra 4 - a
altu u va ,An -war n _
o u rok For ealo Drug or ' -
( ~:Steveps#oolo46r o ,..
!,`„
l' ir e' , ba l o = aoa t l o4:
l'"),6f/'l,,et'A-:41.1 • igfikqe*Ci li atrey.• '
tkgitc l VOrtean.
'l4Littlit (Cu , •
A iflknii
tifiijitzt.,:i.; , /,••:.
• ••itlik,V,
wrk'
-t littlio6tograd a ,
77 - • tolfrisop: art,
• =,.3/4.liftvg;
.'•
•
gyp. it - at:v.
, .
N eAV:PERPO:N4‘ . .Ipsi
ho'hini.'jesf:ficeived a p t
his old stand in Nokth Xitinovoratreet,near the Post
7 _olll - ce --- r a - licrapfeinfele — gkehtliorteickt4f - fPlittiGT=
and ,SUIIIIII.FAU Gool)S;Avltiali.lie_ OSTACII.4t.
ttmall ildrinceJor f cash ..iittilLelliAltbe.qinvileyrilta --
plib.lio.tti call and ielltooVtifWcons
'ol.l"l.2.lll)4:ltetrintWof CLOT4P4refallisolorii,
tie:l4lles arid pricOs
'Garages, MouslindeLaince,Cathincreend Alpaca%
l'Alefert, flombazinea, Chintr'es; •liritai.,..llfuslini; •
Silk and Cambric Ilattilkereltiefd;Scarfsi'and - every -
other article_of 11.:atlies!'w.dare i ;Of Abe lOtfitide, l ltl o l)‘ -
trout most - rishithiable'pritteins::
did'esiortinent ol GleaCeiutd 'llotiorY*;
ALSO. ; a‘iicalt assoitment. of ever r _variety or
Groacrica - ,tAndeitaciare, tic., all of which. will lie
sold at tint,lpwcat price for cash- dive use call.
April de, t 8 ,15. • •
• 11217 MAIM
117ARSIIIAL - 10, .
NVlMesato and Retail I:Nutter in Fashionable,
".. Suporiof and Medturn,Taney . and Staple
Dry Goode, NO. iSS.Gliesnut street,
• between Seventh a - ral Ei MI Sta.
i'TiILArDETAPIII F L
. . , • .
Is now - in roaUlat - ieceipt'of Neat Styles Silks,
nonslein 'de LactiCe, Lawria, Orgaialies, Ficonets
G i ngh ue S,Eol inns, B.alzet i nes;
Cernbries, Clilatzei,,,Bomlnyzines, ;Alpacas. and
Other icasonalileDry , GOOda;:almo,lhawle‘Sdairs,
Veils; EmbrOideries, fioskiry, Laces, Gloves, Lin
en Cambric Handliarchiers, and Trish Linens;
(Nieces at .1:24' clo. a jard, -I lluslhas and other
cheap goOds..
Strutters will find it.,particularly to their in
terest to call; Belle gocids afaall warranted, and
thb lowest cash prima insariably.narncd first.
•A•ril29 .1845. • . - 2m
Arwow:ttg,
Chi alcl .
A 9 removed bin DRY GOODS AND GRO
;ILL CERY STORE to . Main ' Streetc•in the
room formerly occupied by Skifes;.aiTave .
doors belew'Reetem's - Ilotel;where - hemill hlngldd
to :see bid old eustomess,Larnias-man-y-new-onois----
as choose to call, no has 44., returned from Um
patsvte es c !MCC se CC - 6n of goods whiel wilt .
mike liis.easortment. complete._ Cell and see Im• •
_forczureliesing , itery-thing-aold-al
-the loweirt priede foreash.
•
April 28. 1 845
HARDWARE,CUTLERY&ADDLEfiI
MM.44V..A1 2°
P. L Y E respectfully informa his
friends and theputlia generally_that he-has
removed his sleek of HARDW - AffE, CUTLERY
and SADDLERY, to the new house on North
Hanover street, two doors south of the Poit Of-.
lice and nearly opposite his old stand, where he
continues to jtchp es heretofore a full and coin-
Mete +l6Bonm:suit of every thing in his lino at pri ,
tit cheaper than anat. -
Cabinet Makers arc earnestly invited to halt
hod examine a splendid lot .of MAHOGANY
VENEERS, just received. Carpenters and Buil
ders will find an eseeliciit niaortirient of .TAtelits,
Locks,Belts,- (tinges, Screws, and every variety
of 13diding. Materials, at "reiloced prices. Also
a nevi. and aunt:city article of PLANES, warran.
every res_pect. : .Also, win and rock
Vot‘der,. warranted ; Safety Fuse, for blasting
yocks,ShoL,Lead, fllii Irer , &c,' Window . Gilles
of till pizes, Tab - 144-01.1e wrd ininiehee; Cedar-
Illachstnith's Belh;ws, Drilling, Machines.,
anduyervvariety orartjeles in the Hardware line.
P'ehons•commeneing Housekeeping will find,it
to their interest _Cu call before purchasing
.
else
wliere.
The books mid accounts of the late firm ofJ.
P. Lync & C•n., ars its my - hands, and uerinins
indebted ere requCsied to ealhud makepayment
to save further trouble. •
Apr 14 23, 1E45
9.1. r Bt. E
Tfia WORKS
•
FOR SALE
by Virtue bf the powers and authority contnin'•
ed in the luet wilt and watnment of Michael Egeb
deed. I will offer at public saloon SATURDAY
the• 19111 day of J ULV ISIS, on
.the.picmises.
Carlisle Iron Works
Situated on the Yellow Breeches Creek 4 I-3
miles east of (.'arlislo Pa. The estate con.
rtists of a first rate
ORGE AND FURNACE,
'With Ten Thousand Acres of Landl
A new M ERCII ANT MILL with four ron of
stApes, finished on the naciii tippioiedplan.
nerve of the land areOcared and haghty
iinring thereon crated
THREE LARGE BANK BARN
tind nec9.ssniy •
EIOUSe
The works are propellettbyßow Breech= '
es -Creek ond,the Springs Which neither.
nor v freezo. Therii.are upon the premises all
the.necessary workinene housa,ear
peeler and smith shops,, and stabling-built of toe
Most substantial materials. Theme of thi hest .
quality end inexhaystihlei is within - 2 miles of
the Formiet..-, Tirere: ii.',lpirhatiii,no . 4.on Works
in Pen nlyivania. iNhicti' Possesses sUpeTior.advan.
4titmisre.treeterffimiticernenter t the Jo-
Vestment s ,of Thcrwater.power is so Opal
'that it onylit'lo4:exterided to — 'any other mantiihm.
ttirinE purpOse: Any ,onedesirous ofpracuring h.
form litiorr:qtatiirn to tittychrwo property can do SO
Peter Esq„
'ayqprlislitiTit'., , i'Vhci . ifforkk' aro now in • success-
Otierttikidis..Pisseseiengiven on lit •Septetti
• -
T,priiitt,Aidde.'itribUrii- - on the day of sale.
Pit bite 4.6dier,- Pio - „Giticate,, qn d Lia Iti ore
PAthat.rietice editerially.andinsert advertisement
to 'Aitily:pqper•io.thernmount- of x.lO dollars- and
Oeod'bilio-to the
' MARY .EGE,
-
,1 E i xeCutipiorl4llolinel Ego, dec'dh
•
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CH INDS
North'sVikih ct., e few
11 .Floili . ;0 6 0i_kri:eiht_
A*4 l ‘ l : l7o- 10 , 1 3 4IND : IVIA: NUFAOTRRR.
large and fashionable as
'frtinwnt , 6l , llkintle,Whicli for, , veritity of Color
ckcel those of -ell
tithi r iikinAtelikish h icnt
:, ktlty:,*OrttrivapV - titioes".'•:..Mbiohaiiitt'stitifiliiitl with
'atty . iguanittrat-thd:shoiteit ihotteo; 010 re*
litiintwtt • -
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hf.thb'lidsVrristiutrititq'rtii : ttikethir',4o:,e'lleneral
Wuiahrpakora' Tools, Fibs,end mate
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JOINT P. LYNE