I
kkalk,
lb rid, or
e -rtilat and
;loch othoy
Isis by‘laaii
Authorited
.-it shall" '
-gra,:aal
lotoil
..argkt c
aviedoe
aaroW wal
Aldo thi3•lx
aich
.tbey -ali
Jo sag/ Comp
As fit reletvoi '
brihe:par
mai land o n es
dAddig dit ch
the vaine..doin
private-propsrt
ball be done by
wee, •aecorif
eannati
lobe appoint
ConunontAni
W; and the pn
Ica 41;1:Lying
111.4sepew
covarlaid;,
to-dig and
„ ha u
the
Aby_,-
sing watts
Ths tx`
ipital •t
RS theKni
the Gait
giec..4 ft
potscapul
• Pr4qc4
exeaf
wbenever .
Sive been
tpenseial
half.ye
I.4ulyiv~depji
**alp
.. 5 1 1 e*r
olds Stasts:
Orit6pi4Jl44 letebtli - dsy Of Apt one
• , • • *id itifttpfmr.'
7-3 1 -• ' , 'L` ' - 4-
1
-firer Citified' Uri
_ .
boOkprtlievinii
asidliabe diripi4Lid
mlt, five members
*roma of the pre.
aswoll- Siffrfely ,
I rr i* r '
lkic - be
—.4"tarm
adiacyoned.cottj•
dt - linch.,,diforktnan.'.
Maly nnantillont , : .
-1 44.1napludd.-
- ::the tank
the. iitaaret,
Ice rod -their!-
-,.; On lbw treasurer•iv ,
.. it
be reqiureitta carry An._
talky--btrequintdliy ,
alationtoind Tonere.
dreamt :things as by
I. • letvAand - regulatiene,
1 the duty otrthe . presi
at maybe - alter they
ed , to being and von.
Wilk.. 'Au mean of
aher, mesa, some
lathe neighborhood
, of aid horixigh, the
m beet *evil - Katy
andaho prArride pro,
- thelreeeption there
resaid. awl cony en.
ire at -mayr o be neas , i
hty piped ancitrotiks
, little ,dartagepa pos- -
milaunig.for whatever
am ,'When thtpartiea
tio an misedsmeatt made
* . .
a oy tame.disinterested
'qlottraPPlkutliolle by the
trt and for the county of
dcitsat and managers shall
ie i 4 druegaas, aforesaid)
iikepoir thatiaid pipes or
I shall also have liberty
Clißeseor Ititnktalong
tgare streets and dd.
s the. said borough..
amok shutting up /
which they may ,
'shall also be Jaw-
nworvoirsin the ;
e o .said 4barough, -,
matedaw,. Pro m
A - I :l l tid li t in orS i rr : .
itained , in
Ai lankttAlle 01%
:Schuylkill Ihr
toniscut of Abel
4 Old mat tigers
the said borough
i'' , Orect. hydrants
iishmeret 'alms;
ASA* time* tnbe.
OLT , Po , Omelette.
'essottabletleton-.
tobewitteed tips'
wt
imaild. pre.
-adopt,-bar.
Alfzief meter
smote., Ind tix
- .the' water,.
rinneuritleo
-.o3eint-sstol
4-4iale. with.
fm. the Aims
Trs.'shalL for.
l c the stem of
land rmiliegen•
of Abe peace in
ival - amount- are
hat, nothing here.
Aed• to .compel. the
borough*, not the water
did company..or toiptevent
4f 4 ined 41 any oso2* way.
• ,- • toed meager* shell
of the said ,eoirepOny by
c4teal teepreeinistutlier the
wdrkluid ..ifOny stioek
pity, but imeolinent after
imbed in one orlatore of the
' the -mid borough, then
be: enforced .0 its other
-deleitts of the said cemd i lt ama the -income span
the eibmpany, the president
&dare* dividend on the
luly, on the -first Mondays
It each year and shall pub-
Sod the place where the
4411 catese the same to be
rpe .
shall.
any a . the
vomits; hydrants,.
-any of. thena,lor
company
act, or shall wilfully!
m,usedullwasno= the'
tieh shall beeonvey.
Pottayille by
thereof veleyieted,
/ace,m-an*.for
oath protfirrdifttion4
Desoto, pay „tpfine of
than twenty; dollars,
lawntri'W.ami the
and Orin, a t iff twftg e "
to the ..coarptip.
company , Aba4 net
woets, thrft
act.trahsli not,
•PoWiPlete thownna,
taster:Obi; the
114. u 1 awd shmos.
fianeltises *Shy
-revert *Able
*ALP
2."o:figriaUglea
tithe utprf)beix,,,,.4o , l4mt
.Aforeourt
teed lialrebtitirViapt lailtY,
&iv
AlneetoVaitiiTiat4:47fir
tliMter
1 44,41 0 6 - 1' './resai
itirn:**7
kgive.Otti"offilPlXlS
At 14 /Web,. "filaldj
lieVeirriatAl a1a4141611b091
•
EW YEAR:"
trans "A Wet!"
rrn , .... Whol
iik 4 cht: a' • - ,` O f ili-witiki
e.are any ertq cm,
PN: Cour refulem,gnusr
,
ale te
41uing l ita4w
a ieverg i cf4d,„,
1 404 8 44 0 a 8, 4 1 ;this
itttibytOfthqz4 to
etiga: with pleasure a
oar Subscription' list
lave received -any
last four years.'
oto We , -- aelnow
fail& neeevicin to
this week, than w
one wed( th •
Wr,-We tefer gyp , r-readenvln ►he A nn
`ilia and Juvenile Werke,Otable fot, New
Year eresent‘advertieed,in our-columns.
intriduaiiviseTratointOoto ; Bettg . h.
=-013t citizens will heir in mind that the
to receive subscriptions to the stock
of sasd Corgiany will be opened on Mon. '
day nest. Let every citizen-"come for
-ward on that day with a filll deterniination
to carry the Prevision's of the bittinto effect
—let - there-he* nnitYnfaction, anti we know
that iv can - lie accomplished. Every pro
perty 'holder and Ingo of business i s deeply
interested in i the project--kind if they will
cope igirWard and suhkcribe far one
sharb. rif $25 each, the water can be intro
into i ßorongh - .—Two hundred
shwa, 'or $5OOO, it is' believed, will be
sutteiehtsto :procure the neeessary pipes
and them ,ihrough the principal ittreets ie i
and the spring will cost nothing, - if th
company will at4ept - of he very liberator
fee made bielov4 and Which we think ouglit
to be acceptixl-vdtbout any hesitation. fl
the stock is not all subscribed,let the corn
puny be organized immediately, and if
additional inibseriPtions cannot be obtained
loatr procured. ' fur the pur
,
Mr. Bind itatterson has authorised us
to say, that he will sell his Spring, togeth
er_ With the tisitiere in which it is situated,
.
for the eum ,88006,—ths.t. he Will take
I the' whole-amount in stock—and that he
will - not ask smy dividends until the stock
pays ,t 3
. per cent. Mr. P",. does not 'wish
this to be understood* stet flag offer—
but he will 'dispose cd - the spring, and lots
to the company on these terms,-if pnrcha
3ed 'within a reasonable' film: ••
ineiirpciratinn will lout
.d
lou d
thP PaPet,,le, which we refer our tea&
lets.
AGeologicatSociety has been formed
in this county.; under the most 'favorable
antspicesi--and . 6 efort is now making by
several entorp sing individuals ; o form an
Agricultural Society. This also is a very
laudable undertaking, andlought to be en.
peuraged. A paper has been left, at the
office With upwards of thirty signatures,
Thosethemselves to become. members.
Those citizens lobo feel inclined to encour
age the/undertaking, will . please call and
aubscritre their names. -, - ~,
We ,understand that the riohtical meet
ings held .at Orwigsburg on Monday and
Tuesday last, mere both Very inspeetably
attended.
Ou! readers will recollect that a short
time sine the Governor of Alabama de
manded of thEtGoverner of the state-cif
New Y k, tiff editor of The Lihrfito ~
for trial in that state. Thia \Albany Argl,
states the: Governor Marcy has refuse
'to comply with the demand„and that .the
correspondenCe will shortly be pnblishea.
seducti> of Scdariea,----Mr. Kirk, a
member ;om York county, recently of
fered the f ollowing. preamble and resolu
tion in t lionse of Reprcsentativ . es o
this state:
Whereas, sound po icy requires, that in a re.
publican govemnent, thecompcmation of public
officers should be in a just
_pmportionjo the ser.
vice rendered: ...knd whereas, it is coricgtyed that
same of the fees;ead more especially ro.ne of toe
salaries' t,ow allowed • will bear a reduction :1.
'Wherefore,.. •.
Ripelosid, That a coalmines be appointed to ex.
amii r , an & it , iiirled -"Pedient to ftvisei the
extiating 0.64 bill,. and-to ascertain whether any
and what salarial tirorild-bear a retinal/tin.
We have bei3 of . the opinion for some
time past that t only way to preserve oar
Reimblican inst .
ethnic, is to - reduce .all sa
laries in eveo ; ilePattraent ifok national
and State goveramepte, to t e
• ,i/07 /west
ni l s
rate - Destroy: hat iosatlafe thirst for of
fice which seam - is pervade almost every
, quasi; the cli try, to we ere safe- '.. •
i
m'
...- co t
- .
.., ' . A correspond
,nt: tit 'Wlshingtiyi states,
that Mr. E. ' Wry, of Ohio, an old
politiCian, &Alma whose word - can b re
lied on,.givesitne his decided,zpinion 'that
nothing can- prevent,Ohiolfroni giving her
Electcitat -Votteta Gen. Flovriinin---tmd far
ther, that helvilltet7thir 'idle of 6ety
Btate wet .4.:ihe Melif*4 46o , l etelef , '
Sjietk_• Rejig Oe - eeti4. him-1 0 04w - Belie,
be elected: , Ale-mav 4get)thnistote of New.
York, 'Maids '-and New
blit Hatt+ shire—het i '
*,+V 2 lnnc't "i#'oPffil 0. 11 1 4 , 4 A0f4 --- ;: °t h er
Stahl , he triii".to,kimx
~. ll-i
- . -.4.A.0 ., vir i v,. n ,..4o.t ere
~,.,:rhilili pi . e, et „ ~„
OA enirtirigtililiieerl.:tereliA
-opposed trtiiiiiniiiii4 hivedebnixiirk
ed to?--..anpport,the-netninationstfaitetvhe .
s r..r i `cdettettomf-t. we 'fiebesi / 7
' . 14 A 051- fiqq4.'09.1 4 0 A t i ii * Y6l2 I ! .. kn
Pet i0,40A4n-Pleae Vag eitevesi
C till
leans..;
- At a large meeting of the Demoaratic
citizens of the county of Schuylkill, con
vened in pnrsuancepf public notice, in the
Court House, in the borough•of Orwige
-burg, 29th Dectembero.B3s„ On motion,
JACORREED, Esq. was called to the
Chair, Amur. Yorr, GEORGE Selma, A-
IntaiLAJl AIIBRIGIIT and PHIL* R. MAT
na, were appointed- Vice 'Presidents, and
Edward. Yorke Parqukar 'and Michael
Frechaferr, Secretaries.
After the object of the meeting having
been stated in spirited address by G.W. r
Farquhar, Esq. the following preamble At
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas the Conventions held at liar
risburg on the 14th inst. have, in pursu
ance of the Rowerstlelegated to them by
the pelvic, nominated Gen. Wm. H. Hart
risen, of Ohio, as their candidate for the
office of President of the United States,
and Francis Granger; of New York, as
their Vice President. Therefore
Resolved, That the said nominations
have our full, cheerful and hearty concur.
rence, and that we pledge ourselves to use
every honorable effort to secure the 'suc
cess of said nominations—
Because we believe the said nomina
ions are in accordance with the nishes of
he. pcople,axpressed by their instructions
o their delegates.
Because, said nominations are' made in
the mode prescrLbed by party usages and
democratic principles, and in csnsonance
with the wishes 6f the people.
Resolved, That we believe William ••••"
Harrison highly qualified for the eminent
station fbv which he has been nominated,
by the p&ity of his private character and
correctness, of his political principles,
and his long\ experience in civil matters
abundantly . fit\ him to preside over the
councils of his country; hisservices is the
field am additionalfroof of bits courage and
distinguished patriotism.
Resolved, That We recommend tit the
support of our .honest)eemanty 'the Hero
of North Bend,' and that no -lover of his
country can to,insensiblto the claims o
the Hero of Tippecanoe. \
Resolved.; That the taletlhi, efoquence
and high-acquirements lOC Fnincis gran
ger, of New Twit, render him Sully com
petent:to the duties of. the Vice ,residen
\ •
cy.
Fesoleed, That the proceedings* this
melting be signed by the officers the f,
ang published in the papers of Ibis comity,
and otherh friendlycto the *Buie:
JACOB REED, Pres't. 1
ADAM 'YOST,
GBORGI4 MOVER, vice prst , g.
A BRA RAX ALBRIGHT,
• PHILIP K. Waves.
E. Y. Farquhar, Sectr's.
M. Freeliafer,
' :et•-•
E;721
114 by the
Ms*
ioult4lllt;e subjectbit
fisting of 'Messrs. 1246-
1 4crii* -- and ftikatos"
itt Harrhibt4. -. Thily
witneseet I the Granq
friofthe.Gimul 14)510,.
e committee with books
,dpe die biteGro;,WcalfOlief
iticeXribsoa and,Thowas,ll. Crawford.
PUBiAC
Jackion, Van Buren and Johnson Count g
Meeting.
In pursuance of a call made bv-the 4esnecratie
Standing Committee of Schuylkill Colony, a'
large sod resp+table meeting assembled at the
court house, in the borough of Orwigaborg, on
Monday the 2Stit:i . :fbecember, for the purpose of
electing delegateelo the Bth of January waren.
tion. The meeting was.called to order by the
appointing of HENRY W. CONRAD.-Esq. Pre
sident; Col. Jacol Knees and Pun.o Bor. Vied
Presidents; and Peter F. Mudey and Jacob Theml,
.Secretaries. 2,„,e ~,
1 ' On mallow:4c IV/owing named persons veer•
appointed a 'committee to draft rciolutieine ex.
pressive of the Sense of the meeting, to wit: Hen
ry 'Ransil, Esq., George Katz, Henry Zimmer.
man, Wm. Gorges, Philipthanan, Samticl Moe
er, George Seitzingcr, Peter Anrand, jr. N.. 1.
Mills,i Thomas Slough, John Brause, Samuel lti in.
L m6rpnan, Jothoa Boyer, Isaac Orwig, Lewis Dre
-1 11134 George Reifauyder, Esq. Jacob Bernheiscl,
Peter Zerbe and Andrew Achy; who after retiring
for a abort time, reported the following preamble
and resolutions.
The period has arrived when, in accordance
with the resolution adopted by , the Democratic
nationaltionvention, assembled at Baltimore, on
the 28thof Play last; we, as a portion of the great
democratic! family of the .nation. feel ourselves
called upon mutually to deliberate upon the moot
effectual bode of. concentrating the voice of the
democracy of this state, thereSy to enema its vote
to the several candidates for President and Vice
Preside* of the United States, who were notoica
ted throvgb the united democracy of the patine.
assembled at Baltimore, Belly convincedit the
I
ti es
lectoral-ticket now before die people of th state,
bout receiving, the sanction of deleg .. ' as.
I
se bled inStaleconvention„ endirating t niedi.
I
a j front their own,body, cat.not, and will not,
neeeive their. united support; ,and Whereas, .we
I look upon the coin sitsieom mended' by the 'nation
al emir ention;ei the only alternative to-e 1 t t a
uniestottitedemocratieparty.erul the Bth o Jan.
e
nary. convention, as tbe: Grout Lever th . ugh
Ml** 4634 Dal* can to eireeted.—There.
fibre, - ',. • ' "
'•• fii 'I, • Tina we death it esiefifietthitt the
1 ey of Beliglkiltwearty;ehould•l e - thily
ropreeentenkLe the „dement** .gtato, tioweention.
about wasseeng, it Herria*reon . ..theAth :of
az #eed
j'aineetineit, ant that. this ateeLing now
ur
:talk seliioitWatini DersmOtse iettif : '
I -MeeTt4: ThePitniplij Vilnten: 4 L.fkiri.
1 110.4111onhytOOkentog vnis rmi:11,10 301 *- -
it-*l t h ati ,'!"7o l4 - 11 glaft -.. / Orith . OßWlPti-l t
Uvallirc/V,,,Tal tria:,,
%-Thet , efigipethqiitAlTy epiweehite;
Ihnliheinfneof Air
..‘ - wheel . htenoften.
:Oletet ,i t i r ". ~,,......din,.:
,z 0,.-
_filtitelheiii . fietOrekinktfi them erel
: litaiatinft VediiiallfiiirOrUSie the pee,
ti tifiat . liii'Tsiiiiiioliprtrt The
riOthinedinWinilAtitZlitain44.lll Lehigh;
1 conett, esihneteetoifof the , willh eongressien:
. •
1
"mtm,pliw,44)unior
, -
fellrr
u
WC . " grir
'Which • _
Ple i rf und of 9 19 .0 00 . 000, niter-the psywientof
.tbeginat itattenalitehrineeetamilrinetitited tdo
rinehohtte war-and for which • we- nrit
itidetdedtg lhe.vtiiident *pd .eizononly of our' woe.
ieldnigistratG Atebbn, and' the
;
xea it fzi:4 Mir lefi r titruil l
'support' to Meet& -Ws Bares and Wiehwid
[Juaown for Pentrident and' ice Prpaidant oftLe
ited States, having full confidence, if eleeted.
they trill continue to maintain, and carry out the 1
pruicipfeifor President Jackson; thethaving
'vested him in acbteiing,the'gkirious victory toyer
the linitcd.Stiites Bank:'which will Basally result
in thetotal, annihilation of that iniaitution. • and
continue us .what we are born to tie, ofree and
independent - people.
Resolved, - Tliat Chyle" Fralley,,Eset Peter F.
Nudity. William BosbYtiheS, Esq. 'Henry Rawls,'
Esq.iind Wm. F. Demi, Esq.. be a. committee of
coeresponder-ce for this county, for the purpose of
communicating with similar committees. that
may be appointed throughout the tlited States.
on the subject of the cornier pre sidential elec
tion. I
On .motion'ot Charles Frailey, Esq. tie follow.
ing preamble and resolution was unardingusly a
depled- •
Wherras-the true interest-'orthe - acme*
of the nation, at this period requires t at defray
any individual be nominated as e tor
President and Vice President oldie United Stated,
by any convention assembled lot that purpose, the
delegates somposieg such convention should
by every
inquire into the political 'worse pursued
byevery individual to be thing nominated,,dnring4
the'jate contest betWeen 2 the administration of
GcA- Jackson , and-the United States Bank:
And whereas, it is also important in making
a selection of individuals as aforesaid,` that per.
arms should be chosen; whose sound politieLl prin
ciples and firmness, be beyond suspicion,- inas
much as the people, in casting their votes for
lectors, are milled upon to intrust their rights of
suffrage, to 'the disposal of inatviduals thus nom
insted.—Therefiire
Restdoed, That the dekgatee eseated by.. this
b k
In tog, be requested to procure the adoption of
a s lotion in the democratic' slate doneention.
a tto assemble on thet3th odaneary nest; so
liei ng trnm the dek4atee retweirriting the tiff
feren eonntirs in geld convention, the ',caveat's,
inkkrinattoo, eonforinabty hethe foregoing please
ble. .
Rego /red, 'nut t the . rroeer dings of this meet.
isig, be signed by the 'Alb ers, end published inF
the papery of the county, the' Derhoerstin State ,
Joann/10:1d ReonsylenUin Reporter; at.Rarels,
burg; the.)Pcnosylvanianlrbitadelphii. smidthe
buippendtvit li t enriblicanLamb county, end
nil 'others tliendir to the rem&
.1 IikNRY W. CONRAD; *Pteet.
JPkuur floy„ t ll 4 ;e p r, : et t .
COL c. [Elope's 4, -
P. P. Vadey,
Seerettsiies. - • - 1
Jacob. Th6mrs,
Apoininseals.4 lba tGavervisir. ! •
Juttn Phealea.,E.q. Notary P , abtif.
„of Gran?
Coindy. •
John ffrok. Evl. prottronotar'y ItlerienTGeneild
ilavigr Seraioinhan d Oyer and ref entity, of Gomm
Gen My.
ii!rijati Johnafra, clerk of Orphen"n
e'ourt, dodßegitter and Ricorder, of Green COlll3-
ty.
Edward- Choderick, Prothonotary Clerk of
the several Courts Recorder and Register of ihe
County of IVl , Rean. •
Ekrrebart Gilbert, P.sq.. Prothonotary of-Adom
County..
/*COW
•
Ne ior g. to 'yo r Rah otko t ary ofthe coun
ty Comberinnit in the room or John Main. •
WWwm Liter. to be Uogivlir of thr certltY of
*rmere . ..erland, in the...room of Jame) tom. Oliver.
SP LEN DID 144 p R MON MEDAL.
Malty of our 'readers have probably forgotten
thatn Splendid gold Medal Ivas prevented to (kn.
Harrisorkby the congress of the United . States,
ffiP his bravery and Obit in .achieving the brilliant
battle of tbiThames.
We had the 'pleasure of svieivirtg it yesterday, for
the first time, and do Dot hesitate to plouounee
a most elegant sod exquisite Pieee.of workman
ship. . It is comprised of solid gold of circular form
two eights of an inekin thiekness, and two and
five crghts inches io \ diameter. It weighs eight
ounces, and the sofa \ gold alone is worth $l4O.
The ma from whitb it ikas struck, was.executed
by an eminent artist in Philadelphk by.the name
of Fultsr, and cost 01800. \ The wholi cost of the
medal is therefore about ee2000.-
One side crintains simply a bust likeness of Gen. '
Harrison in Military dress, with the words " MA
JOR GICSE.IiAL WILLIA!,U.ThiItiiISOPi" in a circu
tar line over the. head, which is uncovered. On
the reverse' the Goddess of Liberty appears in'
hold relief, leaning upon 'shield and spear. v On '
her left side a cluster of 'military implements,
consisting of a stack 'of muskets, "body quiver,
arnm,,&a is beautifully arranged, amid the foils
of the "Star Spangled Harmer,^ and a small tablet.
in the centre of the cluster, bears the words 'Foie
Mates, BATTpi or TR& Tasanes.l' Oyer the head
of the Goddess pt Liberty, are the iwords and
figures "Itasourrion or cosmteni, Apial. 4
Len." On the same side on the lower part of the
Medal, are the words eindfigures,"Bstile of the
TiltrmikkOinobee 151 k, 18'5."
"Stich Wthe magnificent medal miarded bribe
6rititotie of the nation to one.of her most &gin.
gnishcd and faithfbl.Patriots. - •
We hope thr aceneate engraved representations
will soon be taken of 'it, and that they will be dis.
seminated throbl e tout the Union. We wish the
people to see and HOW whom. Gapgrars thought
the real Hero of Thames.
G'ra. Harrison nominated in Marytanat—Gan.
W. H..HARRISON has been nominatectqui a candi
date for the Presidency. hy the Wing Stale Con
vention of Maryfand. The' same Convention
nominated Joan Tram f er Virginsi, as s'eandi
date fbr Vioe,President,
The Clerchnd (Ohio) lietrald-,not; it seectia;
portienlarly friendly - hentorine Gen.3-41Orrison •
pretensions to the: presidency-.-bas •the Allowing
paragraph
.ist reference to On Joie , election •ito
io:
Oh
"The filet. I N the gamer gin. i l irrispo Was in
„ noway connected with the late eleetiont and, if
thaw; remain as they 'noes , ern he ninstearry -the
state by -an •orerwhelmmit rnijoritti. We. have
bcp. , forted,to o .4.coirluldOlislY,thel-iireitgbie
Zience -411 / 4 00014 12 Am ealtta r .ttP, 39 44
anillli‘d '.
1.' , . "Ekenittro•shilasel - “ hawk •
. 4r t aiiPt
.Ftsial-ttrrta , I:kg's)* is
On i gc."l- ' 61 4 V 2116 ' 1 Y! 4 I t i anclOY
v g
va., tor vfieat to:., Air Con,"
- e , asAlloi;WDOdiitter etat j ' atitrirattlOti
' 4r4loo l .29.3.WELantr4S3l7;r4TrioAlooi.tit#
0 .. PlOge4 tarf 4 telktfigt" .Bl4 tl -gilay
§ 64,000
4, !in Pi i ita 3 o 4 9s 4 l--: , 'V- - - -
t''irr-41511tranitiglredelii **PIA* -
at.slo the -cord. . • , ' •
Front the Cincinnati Whig,
if ißid,
wshielt ea. .eamtontlaild.itiqtatele;be NM'.
reituiredi , aoatil4heineasbsianf-ONsa.
grass, very one us and*hiesamte, and the state
of hia berth ' iit permatieg him to bear the
• tattger, he has etmeludect to have eveatidg enter.
titinteatiAiiollTd#eeievieirtillidelece4
will be By the the float agreeable.'- Theefine- Of
the invitationkothe—The President:m.o4s the
I I
honor of company, d maesentugya . M I on
Thursday, ' 9d', at 8 o'clock.-4This.piealant
arrangemen . ee s' the decided Annelle* of
the,patty-go entry: imi 'distsingl:*iii of
IN tabingtan ; from aluted„ leek 'Perini to
enjoy many ill daneesin the aastrealljthis
winter."
I''
Orthe
- 'DECLARATION - •
„crople of Texas, in General tOixrwcAacin
Assembled-
Whereas, dellera i Antonio 1 -elki 4e Banta,
4 i lati
Ana, and et! er nilfilley chieftain:4 ha" c. b y tome
of arms, ore win the Federal Intl Olio& of
alexia:4lM ' diamtive the social Mini ut which ,
existed bet e Time a:Willa other MOOS of ,
'she Alexi Confederacytnowitbe • - Feupla.'
'ot Texas, a ailing , thernselvesLof ,
." it .' enteral
• ,
i rights. ,
LEIANLY DECIAR4 • ,•''
_, • .
' Ist. Th t they have taken up arnit iti defaces'
,of their rig is and libertiesochich ardthreetened
by ilia encreachnients of military: devote. and in •
defence of the repeblican princip t o et* Feder.
.el Cuestitußou of Mexico.
2t1.. frhit. Texas is no longer itantally at civil- ,
ly bourid by the Compact of the Enloe:. yet Om-
Mated by the generosity and sympathy common
to
to a f,ree people, they offer their stipport A assist
ant:o,m such of the memberiefthe MexicanCoa
tederacias w ill 'take op erms against. military
despoti. .
3d. liat.tlicy do not aelcanwleAge.„_ that-the
,present authorities of the nominal :Bleak+ Re
public have the right-to govern within the limits,
of Teo*
4th. That they will not cesac to eartfon war
against the said ,authorities, whilst their troops
are within the limits of Tries. -
SM. That they bold it "6:: be their right.: dur
ing the dtenrgantzation of the Federal. SystOn.
end the reign otidespetione, to withdraw frem,the
L nion, to'establtah an independaot govern:neut.
or to adopt such measures as thay may demivbest
calculated to protect the rights and hberties t but
that they will co ntinue faithful to the .Monan
government, so leng as that natieti:is,governed by
the Gonstrattiou and laws that were. formed for
the goverinneut of the PoWearAmmeiatiola m
6th. That Tome i!. reaper:sWefektbeemperus.
es of her erotica. now ip the ,e r . -, •,5 • -;,
7th. 'i. Th a t the publiefali.O Teo?: falifedged
for the jpeymento of any debts eontraehr:d ,iit i4 her
agente.: •
- fhh 1 Ttint s tep' 1441 . .reivit r,OO- , On:Afo in
lama all 'who velitoteer
,tr,..irif,,irt, cr,w her
prermik et rugflioind receiee,gleeke
_eitiseyitt.
Th+, Dee *rations viefpleptely, cow_ ta..,,the
world, and cell '041::: siitOvise. thei . ft* 1: . i And
sieeeri y„ and ot ninlie &feat sad :I/ s ell:e:4o3u
our he ds,,sli ld we pfti - ee gitlitY l i tl o ,91:015-
. ' • It. T,.`ARCIfEN,,,, resident
.. , lremOrlivrim,.-Ded-
• - EATER FROM T05.A0,.,,-;
Our previous accounts Ouria..Bizi.Antehiii were
to the h. Or an arrival ...f±ltte'4"/ w 1!. tt"
info non tot* dayo,late !rose ilniAnitstr , tar .
in Te ea. a , ,• ._ : ...
A fiinentifE
Otformait state* thorn ..ehe . en.
CM? :rally,.
~t. proem Mg grain 64: die horaea,
were eked ile the 27th ult..by.e party ofTex
tam, +d by these &Seated. with that:meet Use
ty-fiee 'hisses, and atiffiirlegils killed aM,Lamerid
rd, to the emilies - 'ofli ft y teen, The fesiroV tio,
Texiavis".,4l-rei men slightly ..woei:Jed..
i Gosh detachnient nf Cavalry conaisteil of about
U 5) nt p. which before the engagement to+ cent
c
lode were mien?* by 150 infantry. the par
• of 'crime employed in the assault ausiunting,
to.abopt the same number.
Goidaral Austin has been elected Comm:amen — •
cr, tog,Mber with Meeirs. Archer dz. Whirtoni:to
the United States, with plenary poner to negoti.
ate Indus, &a. Edward Burlisson hag been elect,
ed by the army to fill the place vacated by Gm.
Austin, Geo. Berth:son is therefore at this head.
of the Volunteer army of Testis- 1
Geri. Houston has been aepohated‘by the Gen
ets! Cpunbil of the Provisional Goverrmacna of
Taxed, to the command-of the Regular Army to
be 1.:1.44th. " • • i.„, ' •••' -•
-Tho? -4eisiona Greys," the veleateer elsops
ny rixf gn 1V c*, Orli:mu...under. sommoidof Csipt, ,
Mcirriia; were is high favor in the - eampanf the!
TeX late% and elf: t. Merril; had been elheted - to al
majority.' ' t \ - - , .: .:., -, :''' • '..' • -
1.V.: H. Itch. Evq4.is emend in en:emend ef the:
volunteer irmy.-thdirtin. ..,:, _ :-
~ ' "Extract totko.Aiiiori dated. ',,- . '.
i aVZ shie#toe ~
..
Dec. 23 la3p. : , ,
• Th e flame begins to molter, and the; con,
flagratien le airreed. Mr . ..Sla of Vermont, bad'
justddiveted it violent; matilting.virei most inflarri-'
Moors autimlavery speech. He Sirs 'Much
Bea leas'
[ fze i .r i v iv ec h: morL i t s cr
of ettrj, ii r ot tiM , i ost o ;: a e t t i aL lr edi .
Wiahertto giv . e - the etuestion the go-kV; or Mr. Ficksiurgli.--This Dojo[ `
gessl - I l oilo! place
Adams, of MOD., who openly declared that every seems determined firOl?." There
, communication north of Mason and Dixon'silkie. , is a spirit iffinitdowlifed*"o , ll 'l , ric#dees!,..um
, even th e speec h es a hi s .grdleagpee andlimeelf„. the fallowing atO.,, Whatatlnnother of the
',on this . subject. tvouldbe face: diary documents in- Vicksiturgh Rmistayvatieh,oaruMt•be too bard.
Abe south. He in effect proecameed all-the south - ly detected : ~ T AliWietwekte4.44lNew Orleans
:eta slavobolders lend pirates, enslavers of then, papers, we nee it eisti:4olilint4W , hat a tit° of
anzErnevekants frddike in kOnaslifeals Ymimat. society is Gni' lairiCitce, - ""' .• • . ; -
.4
well Imagine taut fever diet shah sentiments weeld Mt GensUertr-lilre. 1•Isid i ll& Ott e awful
excite \in the hearts of the Muthern. Oen:. ,Mr.. retri . don paid h y tiPotantiC :• Undittl e: Stonld
Pickens,, of S. C. and Mr. Garland , of Yu. -both ha ve nie i l enyfi a ti re i e eti rr ei m e t o th et t. acts'
rete
jumped oh their feet at the same Moment, to reply or d esigns. ' But teeeitietinie,entopel a different
to him. BT li tarland ght-the floor. -Mt adverted mei , •
to the evide which the math had leeeivad dun- I are peitnated tit SailliaL gentleinan in
iegthe past memo, through • ptibllnkantimbeii, this , Ce . has iceivesfaletterfrOM a, friend
,
lion timelin I the north, atlas . •
}i: ,state of tite(weetera atities. iiifiondeglinttA rumor
e s
'of pnblie I on this subject, cad - *kit was abroad thatthiS hand er mu:Oa • were 00 I
no little surpose a t he bad learned , - :.;•‘., • : . ~- '.'"i their fereeCerftff'ldeggiOliii I+lo - crene
last tear days , en particularly 'by . the .s limn- bee ' *this state Sp: ' , OMR,' . This may . bi - mete'
. dcelltrittrues of ' the 'mend:era o f th e . House rumer;but it utest‘SeieWalleeedtheitheir*pober
that he badll been all) 40;01,04,.. 7 01 it & ~ ois not nipali.'-oad;wlthlhe aid Morel ging,
'real state . ' or public • g_lit thetterth.:4„.,....e:' distributed Of 11 :itkitt*ffit-Otilire'welt#lt and
are newt:Ad:SO .. l3 Mr. ' " SEd.indthithineedi - ; . ethers iiiuntey.ithey seterwoOi ,iyjnetwitOlmid
t
'neatly toe, tried we - ii? Miteinies Oitihstrikitnimi tie propOslorenai*gn.::TreitellsOltitTiVii
rye.rac land Pitalea._inettlhes):l \ ndigliinendoorali. `A.,\Stwerfilt.:therii 'ate Min*, •,
.10 -- thhi ,and
end tbat,ollbe pubjcet elestry,. Atlo,"pix?' the edjeinieg.etither. lietjilAir Oar_ ": ; who be
, ple efehinoAh . .expreie theirlsweivite l mry. loqii.'thitsAaist orrnbline,- - '.ii it Aist. ,posai.
' i''..i. . • frinnillat .firio - W•aiiil n',...,:,Otinitanniet: bit: thitt'iheri*OtiMerii.tialikbiterinitiared to
liiT.befriiii. itizmiiiiiteirtinViipliti-jithi the sli "Atiitrei:pnitOAO:4"hniri'* - 11th'iheie
' south i' Mr.'..LibillandltOnlihtied--../O' floSeellvlis A 'meal 1 ' ' ItilialtiiliTii:.;',4liiii." - - .'-.'-'-''..... -4
.7.crpkel*** l 4fioti-Ontii;lll4.slliiliir,.At - .000 ' . Miiif.t Vrerliirii..4Vietiiithcre.
smfm ko" , ItcoilsiOled,l4eleiulet*A e lir ay} is ha 'n ' i : "dud, jiti l thii ittatdiPw 'Aries, not
tiukkPor.t.Y WWI gun". uSit l4o : l ;firi',as Aube' ' 110 01 it Aikkii4i'ijetii -- - - ',Dever
!Mere-aiding aeskil - ail la , doss i :okataubitisp7; .' heie , 6 ed..q 4 - .Yi 4l4 lo: l 4ini - .f . ' " L ''' Stu add;
. 10.7- - ! iiiaoirecifthiVihadeot yi-eig r ui; , •thit); idgwoo_ -e*- - -josia - , —. ' th..
04)
, pointie - ' plehliillePeLltheNsile•consom*topliiV44 4 11.14141 Ma or
catpa.
~ifk..ofte,hrothsatzi• * ,,,
.„ .oh , $) 0 1 - oranivtigic,. - . '' w: , :the, 'it of
*4 . . :° ,10: : • ~ i i) ' .diik4 a yiii l ielt)thei:Oitelpzir-.. `,Ill'" iioViidreitiiiS ' .ll. ..' -.. '" : 1igt..7 .-- ' the
*Oka • : . -- mlieli_vriobiiigtaiiiihalhs'a I, " Wat - Of ElTXkliciltiA. ' ' „anir - is 'liiiiid:
ilu i e :llol diutiePiliredibibeif:likindhLtriii r :: ,- - MAT titthiilMMlßlitilma"' a - Itetiiiiisan ' '' ce
Segirainiii.V#lnei . *; Ibngbool/411.iabbiaT . .. Let ' " Illi"RlPAWAßEt.;'t'itl'ii ~.:?''. . 4 . , - *-.- --7- .
51441 1 PM 1 arrthOtilCr.i', „
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All hi* ."
4 41. Er. ) e - .4 1 Th , :01 . 1. 4 C-fristf9l l . 5 ~ - - -
el
MI itiii.M.l 1" , ,•')4 , a Zitor,- - elkil ."- : if&
' . 4 Weave -' " ' , tto tiiritile. - ",e * 1 ':i
both Lideita+, I.: , • i • r - I'/..,.. ---; 1 -
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• .1
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Bartotfinur - skepeninglerki*Ve tt* / l I V4
itii l6ll -10 0 klunbeil*409,1*0 11 41 1 2k;:-
til Uwe rresidentiirlifessago .fin
the matter in dispute ailltlol.ll44llofeV
7filituOt. ta .stoCa .4061 - 1 - .
abkol9ol4 POn supportedbi—
tho Hol;y , Alliance, was strolkgin the!
Barth nortnoyetne4-On
England or, France_ yet appeara• infatror of
the Quinn.
diasr p*nia,
-1; Private C'earmkn e le" '. .''
: . Vicshu3sday-iflernacirOov.. 4. , -•
The Est te of the American tmition be ',. ,
gins toe cite a good , deal di' ill•dr . * .---
anxiety along the filendirtigAke Or "
, . .
intent. t niknowitbat btrzi..B.lt 4
Charger Affaires.of th e UnKit 15:04titiiis.
within liesitiliALnrilay4bieii ,•.. : "l i Y.el la "
: tor
rationtAr'biti4eturn WAttitt,:: ";•i!k ahti
ciliation of %hi sit resjittnseetllo,,lbe
taken lit Washing( ":. .
_Aar to an
order for` rtninl4:KA(Viemit - sadran
to'provoke the Breach goveretatint to send
him 'out of the coo try: ' M. -Barton is
the sori.in-law ofMr.Livuigston, who was
dealt with so cavalierly at l tlie. time of the .1
late distineidn in the Chaitiber ofDeputiesl
His family has already left - him for the
United States, so that he ternitins on Or
eon, ready to ask his passports, and take '
his leave eta moment's defies", a4d I may
'add s that among well informed Ammic,aris
in this country, . the.opininiv is becoming •
daily snore general. thatia rapture is at
hand.
.Frowi l , the !gaming) Chronicle of nor.. b.
ft was confidently *Tatted, yesterday
that the Charged'Affairs 4 the United
States had, in con*liancs with the orders
of hiirgovernment i darearideithiti passports,
and was tit quit •PaillivityinlWcrefilhree . '
days: MG Barton wita g44,..t0 bet oat
for Havre, tos embark.on:Lboard..tha ship
Poland, wheal's' einexpeetoed*lneithint - re
tarded his departure forilli*thkfc" -- lire
know not wheiheri 0;4 . : deli t" iiMng
to• new
~instinctiotd , by ,biisi or
whether our Minima , hasorini t ia eon
cessitins teitie dinl- .`.. tii#. 4 . '" nd-_'
kig thesefiteliciier; ! ' oit t - - -lesti . **. the
departure' of,Mr4_l44*, , loatheiignal of
mare: It is an. eapecii sin 'measure. We
cannot losesigbiofiltht4iit ':iit the Amer.
ican.pOreaslleiii iii 4: - :. • ~ ble , before
il t ee#o}4. , : ,;(oiliii . (o l ,,efait k : eftlienew
President, which 'lila:take place 'n March,-
.will adjtiatntathatf ' iheldefinite set
tlement of their otrbitsteen France
and the ignited'Stnteti.- 7 rivass..
Fadden* permits were killed by the tea- , ,
plosion of the Coat Pit: at Weskilroarit. ~
trick. '' '' - 1' .'' ''' ' c-10------
• There have beeti , SOO, ts-4up
pressedressed within thrill& 2. yeartr, 100 of:,
which were' in P r orike.gici9P,o in.Altfa, -
and others ip Rintgitcptniiit., die. 4 -
The of Fieshk,it vinithought,winHld
take p ace 'on the eip*itittnft Ithe 'French
Vham rof Peerotl: l l#4o l , ,'-. .
'A Frew* compaaric 'nue arc
praying at Dirblin l • t ,, -I'!.' 1 ' : '
Mr. Starlynougbi;44" , , , on, whose
feelings were so , ~.. • ,c, , some months
since. by it Sisieltetlfiiii .ibition of the in
fernal machine, tliaeliirietit . ;reeil home fu
rious, and murdered - 14AM, has, since
his ecadinethent-in Newgate, continued to
maniftlit symptoms .of , deritrigementiand ,
one "daftriade ati.attack iipn { his - keeper,
white his. back was, tititted,', with a . fork, inflicting -, act . , injurivialticlit' iiirly proved
fatal.
• The little priocWfies'nfeiriettoy, of
by thairluitapositionAtti ities for e
vndiog 'the'" rigid , laws agaiost tbapress.
Thus, - a • book . which fis centraband at
nkft
z io l
ii ik r a. d, :nay be rend,with security at
Bo iro, l in nesse, bat iiia•lnitira;walk
../
distant • I ' „.- . ._ '-.-
liiii
-' i,i
r
win the litlYrtahiiH . , H
FROM ElPLOrzm'
StOild9 -Cak."llBl'
pate,a :ftt-teitttifipoo•
iekpocitetkrid'cititlett kit - titifiriitiattro4
ett Wait ° "They aria - bbutid to the
• they.
!Elligg