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OLI VE pipe just ree'd per a Chan-cellor, anil- lor sale by The N. 0. Picayune says, that a new steam-bonf built to ply. between New- Basin 'and Tay lot's aUheLoke, jsmik on tlieinight -of the june DR. T.

E. WILSON. 1. AUDltorS'lSl t.hn-Yflrl, hlv been Tim Louis villi: jouhnal I li I) A.N I'UBL I II ID Duly, at $10 Semi-Weekly, at in advance 66 al ike end of Ike yearWeekly, at S3 in advance, by PRENTICE WEISSTNGER, CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREKTS. Pricb-Cuiirent: Published by Yean oe Jc Weisslnger.

Literary News-Letter- Published bTrBUlice Jc Weisningor. "v-uu6'y impaired Ka. engine, now run rn, ana iinno. sion as a useless expenditure of time and gladly ridded themselves and ihe House of the resolii-ikm ns best, they could. are to Tje denounced as the apologists of duelling for hav-hig opposed ihe consideration of Fairfield's resolution? The Whigs? The Argus thinks, 'that'" the time has arrived when tht people should put.a stop to duelling by making examples of such men in high places as give countenance to it.

And yet the Argus re nn, "K.i uuu Hill Foi fre 1 0 clock nidations, ann ZT' MACCOBOY RAPPEE SNUFF. 8 bbl8 superior, in jars and bottles, now landing from Chancellor nnd for sale by june DR. T. E. WILSON.

NICHOLAS 13th No. of this interesting work with illustrations. All the back numbers on hand, at JOS. T. CLARK'S, lune 11 Main 4 doors below 3d.

1 SABEL, OR thisdaTTSateToV I Sicily. By H. T. Tuckerman. 1 vol For sale by JOS.

T. CLARK, june 14 Main 4 doors below 3d. J. 11.,. ilifWater, between joiced in the election of Gen.

Jackson, a man LOUISVILLE: The Kingston U. C. Brilish Whig soys: "Our sailors.are at, Point Frederick, such a degree, that the inhabitants of the hamlet feel it a duty to request ns, as public journalists, to bring the subject before the community. Our militiamen, who left their homes and families to defend us from the assaults of these same vagabonds, aie sent in d. zens to the Penitentiary for breaches of discipline, and no longer ago than last Wednesday, twenty-two deserters from the Regulars anived in town from above, on tkeir way to Botany Bay." FOR ST.

LnrTT FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1339. at 10 o'clock, A 11 For freight or MESS PORK. A few bbls. on consignment, lor sale by J. II.

HUGHES, june 14 No. 6 Com. row. june 13 GeitRKCTiON. Inouraiticle yesterday on W.

T. Willis we say: "In our own country some kinds of gambling are not only recognized but admitted to bo of the vastest utility." We meant to lay, some kinds of ga.nbling contracts, and so we presume the remark would be geneially un deiitood without Ibis correction. red from head to foot with the blood of men slaughtered in duels. It exulted in the election or Benton, the slayer of the unfortunate Lucas under circumstances of ever-memorable atrocity. It was delighted with the last election of Mr.

Bynum, who boasts that ho cuiries no less than 12 bullets in his frame, all acquired in honorable "combat. It was inecstacies at the late le-election of Dr. Duncan, who not only gave countenance to the duel of Graves and Cilley, but furnished one rifle and proposed to furnish two for the occasion, and actually officiated upon the field of combat. 03" On Thursday last, there was a great Whig meeting in St. Louis, Missouri, at which the FOR WROUGHT SPIKES, Wrought spikes, various sizes; Best Pittsburgh cut spikes; naila; Pitch, oakum, canvas, turpeBtine, varnish, oils, it, for sale on reasonable terms, by i.

H. HUGHES, june 14 No. 6 Com row. Hf A thrive In proportion to our corporeal decay. How rich is the mind then frequently found in its concept ''ons of the power of God, of immortality! Some happy souls ihorc were young young in the noblest Attributes of youth, having only lost iu.tho progress of years, its two great confidence and Its lollies; but retaining the same feelings of tenderness, of generous joy, ol benevolence, of vingleness of heart, and a thirst aftei all those betlci Aiursuils of life, which ate admired in well-disposed youth, and aie not less becoming in age; when the soul is more eager to soar to her nalive home and fears not the grisly band of death, who in vain attempt to affright her in her progress to immortality.

"I can well believe," said 1, "though experience has not yet taught it to me, that in age our longings after immortality become the strongestof our desires, at least in a tiue Chiis-tian. Man is the only creaturo who feels a wish to be immortal; and this wish, however remote it may appear to be, is the great fountain whence flow all Ills hopes and fears. In youth they seem stronger, as more varying passion than at any other period of his being; because their scope is more immediate, the pursuit of present, of tangible things. The hopes and feais of early life are more uncertain than those of age; hence are they more agitating. These feelings in our decay rest all on one point their final destination.

Youth is the lot to be cast, age the lot determined; it has no longer, there fore, the eagerness of one who has to throw for the game. What an anxiety do we witness in some minds respecting futurity! with those who have quick susceptibilities, and melancholy feeling at heart (which, moio or less, evet accompanies the susceptible,) high aims and generous motives; with whom the world is new, how morbidly painful does the obscurity of the future often appear lo such; how eager are they to penetrate into the mysieries of human life, to withdraw the veil, and refer all things to destiny. They are glad to be lid of their own responsibility; and to fancy such events must happen, such circumstances must lead to them, because a conviction of this nature enables them to meet more calmly the evils they cannot but feel evils too often the result of their own ungoverned imaginations and imprudent hopes, that end in disappointments felt with double bitterneess, because they arise from objects that ought never to have been pursued. Minds so constituted, when encountering misfortunes of such a nature, aie apt to seek relief by casting their cares on the delusive cieed ol ana unarmed ate ron an-'r! the 14th at 10 o'clock "Cj For fro dhf ng. INTERESTING EXTRACT.

"And this is the Dead Sea, und below these dark waters are the iites, perhaps Ihe ruins of Sodom and Gomorrah, such as'uhen thesmoke of the country went up, as the smoke of a There is a tale, that nothing living, not even a bird, can ever cross this sea. But there is no need of Imaginary stories to heighten the desolation of the scene, and we, as well as other travellers, can testify to its inaccuiacy, by oui own obseivations. We believe, however, that its waters are unfavorable to animal life; and, though a shell or two may be occasionally picked up upon the shore, yet these have been probably brought down by the Jordan. The water is excessively bitter and nauseous; and if additional evidence weie wanting, wo also could testify to its great gravity, and to the buoyancy of the human body, when immersed in it. It is only by much exertion, and for a very short time, that any one can get and remain below tho suilace.

We went from here to tho Jordan, and struck the liver, where tradition says, the children of Israel passed over, when they first entered the Land of Promise. On the west side is a low bottom, and on tho east a high sandy bluff, and the shores of the river are coveted with aquatic bushes. The water was thick and tuibid, and the current lapid, and too deep to be sounded, 'for Jordanoveiflo.ved all his banks, all the time of And here crossed the Jewish nation, over this turbulent.stream, 'on dry ground, until all the people weie passed clean over And we followed their route to Jeticho, the frontier city of the Canaanites, where 'the People shouted with a great shout, that the wall iell down flat, so that the people wont up into the city, every man straight before him, and they took the There is 110 city now lo take, noraretheieany walls now to fall. There are a few miserable hovels, made of rude stones and mud, and the ruined walls of a building of tho middle ages, where the wretched Arabs burrow, rather tnuu live. Jeiicho has disappeared as completely as her rival cities, which sunk be-foie the wrath of the Almighty.

And it requires an efloit to bo satisfied, that here the great mira-le, which attended the entrance of the Jews into Canaan, was perfoimed, though the truth of the denunciation is before the eyes of the traveller; 'Cursed be the man before the Lord, that raiseth up and buildeth this city Jeticho." Thus speaks L. Cass, American Minister at Paris, who, in August, 1S39, stood upon the shore of the Dead Sea, traversed the track -way of the Israelites through the wilderness, and noted the place of their passages across the Red Sea. to lune IS fn june IS I. Lightning: The Bridgeton, N. J.

Chronicle says: During the shower on Monday evening the Factory of Messrs. Reeves, Buck Co. was struck with lightning. The fluid came down in the Belfry, passed through the roof in several places and fell upon the cast iron floor of the Rolling Mill. The works were in operation at the time and full of men.

As the fluid reached the floor an explosion took place similar to that of gunpowder and seemed to be scattered in all directions filling the mill with a blaze, and the smell of sulphur. Nearly all the workmen were affected with a sudden benumbing sensation like that produced by an electric shock, but none were seriously injured. The damage done to the building was veiy slight. ISABEL, or Sicily: a Pilgrimage. By Henry T.

Tuckerman. In 1 vol. For saie by june 14 KELLOGG PARKER. LARD. 40 a good article, for sale by L.

PARKS june 14 4th street. 1 iU! ft ES E' Hon. J. M. White, the late Delegate in Congress York forSlOOOaml m'ZZi A Whi Sub-treasurer.

Dr. B. F. Edwards, late Receiver of the Land office at Edwardsville, 111.," is a Whig. The administration therefore not only turned him out of office but sued him as a defaulter for a large amount.

Dr. Edwards stood a trial, and the case was decided at the recent session of the U. S. Circuit Court in Illinois. The decision was, that Dr.

instead of being indebted to the Government, had a just and a very considerable claim against it. If there's to be any running to Texas in this case, the administration must do the running not Dr. Edwards. nrw "rVTOTir.P'. TH P.

wht" fiom Florida, was present and made a speech. The St. Louis Republican of Saturday gave a rough sketch of his remarks. His eloquent close was as follows: You have decided to be represented in the National Convention. The Whigs will there WHITE SULPHUR WATER, the Kallon or bottle.

Price 75 cents a gallon and 37i cents a bottle. Testimonials of its efficacy left in the hands of the agents. i-N tory draws thin afiernMB ll nave Deen duly advised where to i cl MASSOL COS june 13 win. a. UAL.

WELL Proprietors. A Bupply of the above ree'd and ior aale by GEO. H. CARY juno 14 d'2 Agents. decide upon the candidate who will unite the greatest inteiest in expelling from power those iSTPUW cTixiTTTrT tor ae JAS- M.

FRANCIS june 13 TO RENT. A three stery brick dwelling, on Jefferson street, bat. Centre and 6th. For terms apply to W. S.

WILSON, june 14 mm? ...1 who have abused it in the manner indicated. The selection will be made of two individuals most prominent one a venerable civilian and soldier whom I know, and highly esteem. I think even he must see that a vast majority of the Whig party prefer his old friend, the ac a oners frtyi l- J. lures ofa r.i.ii ni stock (WWeleain fiom the Russellville Advertiser of the 7th, that the prospects of the Soulhern Bank are very fair. That paper says: In this county, upwards of $250,000 have been subscribed, and there is no doubt but that the subscriptions will amount to $300, 000.

We learn fiom good authority that in the spirited county of Breckenridge, $70,000 have been subscribed, with every prospect of Ihe amount being increased to 8100,000. In Barren there is reason to believe that 8100,000 will be subscribed. In the counties of Henderson, Muhlen-buig, Caldwell and Livingston, we understand the subject is taken up with great energy. of Bedford, Lawrem 1 rs one of the bestii thSj' invest caDitsHn rh.r. Wono within WHITE LEAD.

500 kegs just ree'd and for sale by DR. T. E. WILSON, june 14 complished orator, and statesman of Ihe West. the above one of the br I wou! i "OR RENT.

A small frame dwelling house on parte, the State. Addr(if Bedford, June W' CKsoI the east side of 2d between Walnut and Ineed notst-y to you, that HENRY. CLAY, the persecuted PATRIOT, is the choice of the Whigs of tire United States. If wo can have union and concert of action, with all the advantages of office, patronage and the Treasury against us, we will elevate to that 8jA few days ago, In the Paiish of Point Coupee, Louisiana, in a case of the State against a Mr. Fish for the horiible murder of two children, the Jury brought in a verdict of murder in the first degree, but recommended the prisoner to tie clemency of the Governor.

The Jurymen did not state the grounds of their recommendation, tut they no doubt thought, that, as the children were very little ones, it was not worth while to bang nice full grown man on their account. We are now looking down upon the Whig party. Trenton Emporium. Looking down upon the Whig party? We have heard of a fellow so diunk as to look down for the sky and feel upwards for Ihe gtound. It must have been the editor of the Emporium.

Chestnut streets. Apply to june 14 J. s. CHENOWETH CO. DL'Wi rr 7.

7Tz: fatality. Your said Mr. 'remind just landed vl'aI'l I UST ree'd and for sale: Adam Euff, or the Man the Wall street Fruit Tv me of a very singular circumstance which occui-red to a young friend of mine at Oxford, of whom without a Shirt, with other talcs. In 2 vols. KELLOGG PARKER.

June ll JfevosrJ office, a man, of lofty and independent character, of profound knowledge of domestic and foreign policy: a man who will bring back the Government to its ancient respectable looting who For 6ale by june 14 will banish the bats and owl3 who aie floating I have so often spoken. 1 own to you that I have never been able to give you a satisfactory elucidation of it, even to my own mind; yet the truth of the circumstance I can neither doubt nor contradict, since I was myself a witness to UIIU 1U1 KliC- I lift btore june J3J J0HS 'h Arctic Land Expedition. Letters have been received. from Messis. Dease Simpson, dated at Fort Confidence, Greut Bear Lake, Sept.

16, 1838, giving a narrative of their unsuccessful attempt to explore the residue of the eastern part of the coast of the Arctic sea. The season was cold and extremely unfavorable, and were able NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. The 13th No. ree'd and for sale by KELLOGG PARKER, june 14 in that daikness they have created, and ptotect the national interest and honor. ALMONDS AND J'.

almonds: 100 drums Smvrna fi Ambassador, and for sale by li.J0'f, Let the great valley of the Mississippi raise her potent voice for Mr. Clay, and our hitherto TO BLACKSMITHS. We hue ree'd a lot 0 horse shoe iron, and offer it low. june 14 WEBB N1SBET. to advance, with their boats, only to a point three miles from the site of Franklin's farthest encampment, in 1821.

Mr. Simpson, withn part of the company, advanced on foot 100 miles far deluded friends of the South will respond to the call. PAPER MILL FOR SALR-TiT comniodatinc terms, mv AILS. 200 kegs ree'd and for sale by "WEBB N1SBET. june 14 rod's Creek, 12 miles from LnuUvflle ther, to lat.

68 43 39, Ion. 106 3. They purpose Gold In Missouri. The St. Louis Republi A Mr.

Solon Robinson informs the public, through the medium of the Gennessee. Farmer, that olive oil Is a certain cure for the bite of any venomous snake. The person bitten must immediately swallow half a wine glass full arrd anoint the bile well, oi soak a small piece of cotton or lint in the oil, and bind it on the spot. This treatment, Mr. Robinson says, will certainly effect a cure in a few hours." The barque John Biown, Sutton, arrived in New York on the7ih.

from New Oileans, reports a melanohcly disaster as having occuued at sea on the night of the 5th when Captain S. states that became tn contact with the brig Granite, and ran hot down with three of ber crew, who were unable to get clear of the vessel; the others, three in number, were saved. The Granite was a Boston and Philadelphia packet. We have been rf quested to announce John C. Mullay, of Bradley county, as a candidate for Major General of the Lst Division of Tennessee Militia.

Knoxville Register. This Mullay is the loco foco journeyman-printer, who Swartwouted from Lexington with the to renew the attempt the present season, in latest improvements, and competent i COTTON 41 bales Missis-ippi lor sala by june 14 WEBB IS BET. can of last Saturday has the following: nopes 01 nnumg a more open S8a. may be driven by waler, but it has giniuingtnc other to propel the paper lnachineani dryers. U' Marriage by Instalments.

At on Sunday week an amusing circumstance occurred, which has yielded much to the gossips of the district. A young The Columbia Telescope makes the following reply, in an honest spirit, to the complaint of a couple of his whom he tells home truths: "Two of our subscribers complain to ns that their eyes are toimenvedby seeing in oui paper long quack advertisements for a year at a time We have only to say that we publish 11. em because the) are paid for in which iespect they have the advantage over many of our pations. Oui subscribers need neither lead the advertisements nor take the physic, unless they choose to do so. We have never taken either, and trust to be forever preserved from them; but Dr.

Evans's medicine, we are sure, is quite as efficacious as the sub-treasury; and Dr. Peters's pills cannot be more bitter than Martin Van Bu-ren, whom Dr. Rhott attempted to persuade the people of the slate to swallow at the Colleton dinner. wiocoai can to 1 Jj'OR RENT. A large frame store house, north side Main street, a few doors above the Bank of Kentucky.

It will be put in repair and possession given immediately. Ap'ily to THOS. STEELE, At the offica of tiro Lou. Gas Water Co. june 14-d6 ooats 10 tne nun.

nags are etioaper in rmi than in any ol ihe towns above, tie price bc'm 4 to 4i cents. i he property is under lease until tho 7ih oi uary, ichu. JALUb BlKKENlIAYh UUUlB'lllO, IV, wue u-uidwu 5CT Tho Boston Atlaatmd Providonco ttt i its occurrence. I have therefore been forced to avow that we sometimes meet with things which are above our reason; and not a little repugnant no it. Do not, however; mistake me, for though what I am about to mention borders on superstition, and appears to me as I have already implied, as something beyond the course of nalural events, yet I would not on a solitary instance, however well accredited, build a system of belief that should support the fearful creed of fatality, or afford matter fur the credulous to become yet more imbued with a spiiit of credulity.

My belief is firm in the overruling guidance of a divine Providence. In our least or in ourgreat-est actions, theie is a wheel that never rests: we see the turns of it only, but not the hand that sets in motion the hidden spring. There is a chain in the otdet of events, which, like the laws of nature, works on regularly and orderly, though the one may be seemingly broken by a cross or unexpected accident, and the other disturbed by an unlooked-for tempest the eruption ofa volcano, orany apparent phenomenon. But this in no way affects the whole, no more than a casual cloud, or a dense fog, though it darkens the alter the succession of day and night, and put the first out of place, by introducing the last, contrary to its establshed law. "The divine government of Providence does not interfere with our own responsibility for the motives that give the impulse to our actions.

We make the attempt, and ior that we must answer. God permits it to go forward, to prosper, or to lail, according to his will: sometimes by a leathers weight he can turn our purpose aside, and we have often use to rejoice that though we will, he frustrates; sinje God is magnified in ihe very revolutions of human actions that are frequently commenced on the surest grounds, on the best motives. It has been well remarked bv Sir Thomas Browne, in his Relisrio Me Amongst the many varieties of minerals which abound in this Stale, we now have incontesti-ble evidence of the existence oi gold. We were yesterday shown a lump of nativegold, which was found qu the farm of Mr. Bacon, on the waters of the Merrimac, about 30 miles from this city, in this county.

The lump was turned up where he was ploughing, and was about half the size of a hen's egg. It has been assayed by the gentlemen of the Western Academy of Natural Science, and pronounced to be 17 carats fine. We are told that a number of lumps of the same kind have, at different times, been picked up in that neighborhood, but no one knowing what motnl it was, it has heretofore elicited very little attention. We arc not informed wheliier the indications are such as to justify the expectation that it exists in large quantities. We piesume, from its having been found in seveial places, that there will yet be more important discoveries made.

JUUU1U1 TTlll JJUU1IDU IIIO ilUUtll HI limit Utlli( to the amount of $1 each, and forward r. U1L U11IIC JU1 UUUm-liUll. coupie piesenteu themselves at the altar tp be joined together in holy matrimony; and in the midst of the buckling cciemony, when they were called upon to jjin bands, they each held out, in the nervous confusion of the critical moment, the left instead of the right hand. The recognized master of the ceremonies, the paiish clerk, corrected the blunder; and the lovers, tickled by their mutual inadvertence, burst into a mostun-canonical fit of laughter, which speedily infected the wedding attendants. The curate refused to complete the ceremony, and the disappointed pair left the chuioh half married.

On the following day, however, the marriage was perfected by another clergyman. Carlisle(Eng.) Journal. TNDIAN TALES LEGENDS. Hr ll.f SALE. The undivided half of 105 feet front on -Main and 210 on 12th cross street, north-east corner.

A bargain can be had if immo- diate application i3 made to june 14-d4 JAS. SPROULE CO. WANTS A SITUATION, a young man from the East, who bus iiad some years' experience as a salesman and clerk in the wholesale Dry Goods and Grocery business can give the most satisfactory referenca as to ability, A compensation would be satisfactory. Apply by letter, to S. O.

post-office, box 339, or by reference to George Kears, Thus. Andurson, Adams -fc Swift. juno 14-dl3 jl schooictait. a von. licc'd mm tor mi J.

MAXWELL ir funds of the Lexington Observer and from Louisville with those of the Louisville Journal. He is one of the greatest thieves in the nation. How does he expect to get into the office of Maj. General in Tennessee? Does he think to steal in? june 13-A Main, hot Pearl and Wall auuiwijVi wren Ait.11. i-or -O.

very valuable tract ot. river bottom land li in Jelieisoa county, savea uiilea belur 1 ville, containing 2:0 acres; uno hundred sun i acres now iu cultivation, the balance hentllj 1 oered. 1 no impro.emonii aroa large lraaie line. neero houses, stables, corn cribs. ar TheJaevis Ditorck case.

This singular case, which, for some time past, has created so strong an excitement in the fashionable circles of Connecticut or. account of the very high standing Cf the patties and the extraordinary chaiacter of the charges mutually made by them, was brought to a close on the 6th Inst. A letter fiom New York, dated on the 7th says: It may inteiest your readers to know that the joint committee of the Connecticut Legislature who have been so long engaged in hearing the matters of controversy between the Rev. Dr. Jarvis and his lady, reported yesterday unanimously, that the lady have leave to withdraw her petition for a divorce und separate maintenance.

Tke repoit was afterwards accepted by the House almost unanimously. of the finest apple orchrtrdfi in the State, with a variotv of other choice fruit trees: the Union of the Opposition. Under this head that powerful and influential paper, the N. Y. Courier Inquiiei, puts forth the following just and most excellent views.

Is there such a man in the Whig ranks as the Courier Ac Inquirer describes? Let the Missouii Compromise, cleared tanu is onclosed with hno ttncinj ansl oft in convenient fields, lew tarms ureaem i FOR RENT. A convenient brick dwulling house, on the east side of 3d cross street, between Green and Walnut. Apply to A. S. WfllTLOCKE CO.

june 14 d3 HARPER'S FAMILY LIBRARY in 84 handsome uniform binding, dark cloth gilt comprising the best wtirks of history, travels, hiog-nphy, natural science, literature, etc. For sale cheap by MORTON GR1SWOLD. juno 14 Accident Loss of Life. This morning eaily, the steamboat Ohio, on her passage up from New Cajtle, ran over a small boat in which was one man, (a fisherman, name unknown) who was drowned. It is presumed that he was asleep when the accident occuired, as he was repeatedly hailed but did not answer, and the ooat had approached so near that the accident was inevitable.

The enginos were immediately stopped, and the small boat put out, but they did not succeed in recovering the body. Pa. June 6. fine opportunity for profitable invi-etment from its continuity to tho Louiavillfl dici, that the story of Joseph and his brethren would the Pacification of the South, the redemption of the advantage ol shipment of the surplun prwls there leinsr a fine landing-for the laraa! size iiil alone be enough to convert a sceptic in the divine boat within a few rod of your door. Apply! What shall be the Question? Some five oi six weeks past, we solicited the attention of the Whig press to simple, but important question; and which, in oui opinion, should be definitively set tied, prior to the silling of the National Convention.

With regard to the mode of appointing delegates, oi the time when, cr place where, the Convention shall assemble, there is, comparatively, little concern: Neither is it deemed prudent, nor proper, to endanger good feeling in unnecessary, and, as it would be in this case, odious companion of the capability and worth ol candidates. But there is a plain and unembar-rassing question embraced in this subject, of some moment; and which we deem it our duty to urge for answer. It is simply this: "Will the National Convention determine the question of candidacy upon the ground, that the individual selected is the favorite of tire Whig party?" Or, shall the rule for dt cision be "With whom, for the opposition candidate, is success rendered most certain?" Whig. Dinrel Muro hv. tisa.

on tiie nrerauen, or 10 Greece from centuries of bondage, and the creation of free empires in South America, be the answer to that question: "Whatever ministers may "govern," said a W. T. Agent (or lie F. and S. of real providence ot (jod; ana that it there be anything that old science now exploded, of Astrology, he ra-therowed thanks for causing him to be born under certain prosperous influences, which thus handled became as ministers of his will, than to those influences thi m6elves, to which he would never give a gramcrci." june 11-dlw A celebrated English statesman, "whatever fac- COMMERCIAL- Twont two ttery ma dwelling kcrsea N.

Y. MONEY MARKET CITY NEWS. "tions may arise, let the friends of liberty lay "aside the groundless distinctions which are employed toamuse and betray them to coalite, let them hold fast their integ Rives. The Ftcdericksbutg Arena, speaking of this gentleman remarks: "For ourselves, we are well us3ured of the Anti-Van Buienism of Mr. Rives.

We believe that, in no event will he sustain his re-election. What his preferences are as to the other individuals spoken of fortho Presidency we do not know." PUBLIC SALE. I will sell te the highest bid-der, on Tuesday next, the 18th (sale to take pluco on the premises, between the hour of 10 and 11 o'cloek A. a now and elegantly finished brick house and lot lying 011 Third street, between Chestnut and Broadway. Terms of sale cs follows: onc-tlurd of tho purchase money down-, the balance in two equal pay- inents of 6 and 12 months with interest: the notes to be made negotiable and payable at any of the lfcmiia in this city, and a lien retained on the property for the security of the same, june H-d3 WM.

S. DAVIS. ths south suo 01 walnut e.vs: filb and 7th streets. The frfi Cnmt Mnft, nHit IV I rity, support with spiiit and perserveranee the Juno 7, Friday, P. M.

Stocks it will be seen droop to day; but the decline is small and very little doing. There was a report in general circulation lo-day that the U.S. Bank would loan ten millions of dollars as un advance 011 Cotton. This story was probably up for Stock alley. The house are calculated form-t-l i lice, nnd situated in one of the Lear neirrhwrl in the city.

Apply to W. T. SPUiiUER "cause of their country, and they will confirm ''the good, reclaim the bad, vanquish the and make the constitution triumph "even over corruption." As these interrogatories, in a subsequent por Arzeut lor tho P. and S. of real w.siHB june 11 uiw A tion of the Whig's article, are addressed parti RES1I FLOUR.

160 bbls. Wheeling, just Theatrical Anecdote. A most laughable scene has been related to us which occurred in one of the Western Theatres during the engagement of Ellen Tree, and which proves how easily an audience may be restored to good humor bv a happy hit of a favorite actor. The play was 'As You Like The performer who enacted Duke Frederick, having been detained by indisposition fiom rehearsal, had taken an Idea into his head that after he had attended the wrestling scene, he had done all that was required of him, or, in other words, that he had finished his part. He accordingly doffed his ducal robes, and quietly took his seat in the He These lessons are full of wisdom applicable to the present condition of the great party in oppo LARUE DRAWING PAPERR-Emperur, tiaunrian, double Eleuliant.

Elcotant, ree'd per Win Penn, foraalo low, by 14 J. C. BUCKLES. effect, as we find from a source in which we place implicit confidence that the Bink does not engage in any transactions of the kind. The story probably has originated from the fact that a circular has boon put in circulation that Humphrey Biddle at Liverpool would advance three fourths of the value of all cotton shipped to loco focos of the New York Common Council openly avow the design of making the firemen of the city a political body.

We presume they do not intend that the fire engines shall be worked at all whon the houses of Whigs are in a blaze. june English drawing papers, mibraciiijfaizi frorcfjj 48 niehes to 30 kt 15 inches. Aim, prrfortrtd. sition to the reueral administration. The result of tho reccent election Sir Virginia demon cularly to us, it is our duty, perhaps, to make a brief response to them.

Wo really do not know which of the two rules, named by the Cincinnati editor, will be adopted by the Nalional Con-venlion: we presume that every member of that body, will, unless specially instructed by his constituents, act In obedience to the dictates ol and morocco roether wiih an issortnierji black lead tunable for arehiteftirrnl tj nther drawings. Kec'd and for sale, at the Aruj Emporium, 51 Wall street, fey Y. WJjilM rpWO thousand five hundred dollars U.S. Notes, JL in large bills, fur sale by june 14 MASSOL No. 7 MainBtreet.

TrAipPKMr.r.AS.5lCAI, LIBRARY in 34 strates, that a sincere and cordial co-operal ion of ihe Whigs and Conservatives throughout the Union, will be adequate to the overthrow of the corrupt cabal now in power at Washington. It tnem, anu this to any amount even the whole ot the stock now here. N. Y. Express.

june 11 was scarcely seated when the call-boy bawled out is reuueeu 10 a matnevnaucai ceitamty that Mi. Xl handsome uniform binding, dark cloth Duke Fredeuckl' His dukeship started up in tyar AAA DOLLARS. To be drawn tal uttet amazement, and run down to the prompter, (trCherl Bontmau, the mulatto, was executed in New Orleans on the 4th inst. The scene was not unlike others of the same class. Trie drop fell as usual, and the criminal choked and kicked and died according to custom.

gilt comprising tile Desi translations 01 1110 iuuh and Grnok classics, with biographies, notes, Ice. For sale by MORTON GRISWOLD. of whom he soon leaint the horiible truth that PORT OF LOUISVILLE. feet 6 inches water in the Canal at a stand. ASIilVAI.8.

June 13. the stage was wailing for him The cue was glyen june 14 June, 1839, at Aloiandna, 1 Send in yonr orJers in lime to ihe lucsy venders. Prcebury where more ptra been sold tliaH any other office in Kentucky. KY. STATE LOTTERY, CLASS it I.

.1 A lovnndrta Vll 011 til? 'Look, here comes the Duke but the JJuke his own discretion. Our opinion is, that the members, in their choice of a candidate, will select fiom among the pme, able, and right-thinking statesmen of the country, that one, whom they shall deem most available in a conflict with the present administration. Our belief is, that Mr. Clay Is the choice ol came not "with eyes full of ar.gei," continued The Pa. House of Repiesentatives has passed Rosalind but theie stood the Duke at the wing FOR RENT.

An elegant collage residence on north side Jefferson street, between 8th 9th, opposite ihe residence of N. VV. Forrle, Esq. This house is in fine order and contains hbout 10 rooms, Brighton, Gorman, Wabash liver, Bash- clasping his hands, and his eyes looking 'more am Jr inst. Tickets forsala until tke 20th.

iSnrrrM with a large lot ol ground, sttiming, e. p- Van Buren cannot be re elected, unless the parties in opposition are false to each other and to themselves. We must abandon prejudices and partialities; looking only to the one paramount object of all good citizens and honest men. We must not suffer ouiselves to be divided by the intrigues of out open enemies, nor by the inttigucs of ambitious and aspiring men in our own tanks. Local excitements, personal prejudices, individual piques and passions must be merged in the great common cause; "we must "forget all feelings save the one we must all passions save our purpose we must "behold no object save our country!" The selection of their Presidential candidate is now a topic full of interest and full of peril to the Whigs.

If there is any man in their ranks to whom the eyes of the country are turned by a bill providing for the extension of the time here-tofoie gianted to the Baltimoio and Ohio Rail Road Company to complete their road in that State. nl to W. T. Sl'UKKlLK, 14 drawn ballots. OTUHP SCHEME.

675.000 1 grand prize of Rio, Paxson, St Louis, Paris, Juvens, do, Ben Franklin, Summons, Buckles Danube, Whitten, Moore Winchester, Hicks, Pizarro, Harris, do do Cincinnali, do, Keating do, Clatke do, Buc Ageni ior ine 1 juno 14-dlw A OR RENT. A largo and elegant two story brick house, with a large lot ol ground, on SSAh) 15.0! the Conservatives for the Presidency in preference to Gen. Harrison; we are sure, that nine-teen-tweniieths of the Whigs greatly prefer him to General Harrison; and we are decidedly under the impression, that a majority of the old Jackson party would vote for him in preference to Gen. Harrison. In short we believe Mr.

Clay to be by far the most available of the two; nevertheless, 1 11.000 We shall handle the Louisville Journal without gloves. lima Democrat. We presume you have got no gloves to handle us with. east side of 8th street, bet. Walnut and Chestnut in sorrow than auger.

what is to be doner "Look here comes the Duke," repeated Rosalind, but all in vain, they looked and looked, but no Duke made his appearance, and the ladies retired from the stage. The curtain dropped amidst a shower of hisses. The manager was sent for his grace the Duke was full of apologies the fair Rosalind was full of mortification the manager was full of fury and perplexity, and the audience was full of ill-humor. It was clear that the play could not go on without the banishment of Rosalind it was equally clear that to raise the curtain for the few lines that remained of the scene to be spoken, and then to diop it again, (as needs must be done to af 6,000 5,000 streets Also, a small cottage on north side of Main between Jackson and Hancock ttreets Apply to 4 Oft) 2,603 common consent, as the successful champion of lues Wm Penn, Crawford, Pittsburgh, do Empire, Pennell, Warsaw, do Wm Paris, Morrison, Cincinnati, do Bunker Hill, Powell, do, Merrimack, Cailisle. do, Baldwin Ji 3,510 3.J50 1 W.

T. SFUKK1KK, Agent for tho purchase and sale of Real Estate, june A If the National Convention think differently, it 03 Miss America Vespucci, the distinguished and beautiful Floientlne, ha3 arrived in our city and tBken lodgings at the Gait House. constitutional liberty; as trie advocate and exemplar of the great principles for which the Whigs have been so long contending; if the common voice of a grateful and intelligent people hail will no doubt decide differently. 2,500 A few thousand dollars Alabama TANTED. Co A sign in Tennesjee.

Some of the V. nnd Tennossee money. 30 2'0C'! 1,000 any individual as their deliverer, and claim to Swaktwovt. The New York correspondent of Webb nisbet. do june 13 papers affect to think, that there is a prospect of O.

S.n Xf. Corvette, Kellogg, Arkansas river, DEPARTURES. the National Intelligencer writes under date of the cue. ecu. circle his biows with the laurels of their certain triumph that man will be unanimously selected by the National Convention as their candidate, Mr.

Bell's being defeated in his canvass for June 13. Congress by his loco foco competitor, a Mr. Bur and will be elected by the people, Piesldent of ton. A statement in a late number of the the nited Slates. Such a man there must be in ford Rosalind time to diess in boy's clothes for her journey to Aiden) would appear ridiculous, and cause renewed expressions of disapprobation.

"I have it," at length said the manager, who is also a favorite actor, "you, Rosalind, must be banished, 1 will banish you. Here, prompter, ring the bell." Enter before the curtain "Ladies and gentlemen extremely sorry, etc. misconception of the gentleman who plays the Duke indisposition, etc. usual indulgence, etc. hope you will overlook the blunder, etc.

and, as the play cannot proceed without the banishment of Rosalind from the court, which banish our ranks. It is foi the people to name him people not unobservant of the course of our pub lie men, not unable to appreciate their merits 6th The property of Samuel Swautwout was sold today for ihe benefit ot the United States. This properly re very good properly, a great deal of tt being lots of land in this city; but it ra very much encumbered, and sold (or but little more than the incumbrances. A large portion of it was bid off by a deputy U. S.

Marshal for what purpose, it is not known. This properly of Swamvout's brought but between 811,000 and $12,000 not much more than the cost of selling. Ben Fianklin, Summons, Cm Rio, Paxson, do Brighton, Goiman, do Czar, Glenn, Pitts Paris, Javcns, do Pizarro, Hanis, St Louis Winchester, Hicks, do Col Woods, Woods, Pitts Danube, Whitten, nol ungrateful for the toils they have shared, and Nashville Banner pretty fully illustrates the absurdity of such a calculation. The Banner says, thai, after a recent election of magistrate' in a populous portion of the district, the persons assembled agreed to asertain the strength ot parties in reference to the Congressional eleotion. The number of voters present was 96, and the vote stood, for Bell Burton 2." the services they have rendered: a people, that will not be guilty of that idle and childish fickle Main street, bet.

5th i For sale-U. States Bank paper, ur above. CLOTHING! Just ree'd, direct from Philadelphia, an invoice of superior clothing adapted to the present season, VI Summer cloth, merino, grass cloth, linen, Holland, and gingham frock and dress conts. White and brown glass, Holland, linen, and gingham round jackets. Black silk, satin, bombazine, mohair, fag'd silk, merins, quilting and Marseilles vests.

Cloth, cassimere, summer cloth, merino cassi-mere, white and brown drilling, honeycomb, crape drill and cottonido pantaloons. Stocks, shirts, collars, hdkfs. Also, a few No. 1 life preservers, which will be disposed ol very low, at wholesale. Dealers are invited to call.

THOS. ANDERSON june 13-dlO Auctioneers. TO RENT. That largo 3 story firet-rate store, on Main street, opposite the Bank of Louisville, recently occupied by II. B.

Hill jCo. Ap-niv to ADAMS SVvIl'l, juno 13 Wall Bullitt sts. XGRFwraSivi hire for tta DIED, ment should have been decreed by the Duke before he abdicated, laughter with your permission I will take upon myself to pronounce sentence upon her immediately loud laughter so that when the curtain rises for the second act, X. theyir-guu--g- ness that is to be caught only by new names, and that would select candidates as the sex select their dresses, looking merely to Ihe latest fashion; a people that will not abandon their just preference and their settled opinion, to soothe disappointed pride, to consummate far. reaching intrigue, to gratify individual resentment, or to aggrandize unscrupulous ambition.

At Mount Merino College, on lst inst, Nathan june ji-" H. Walker, in the 19th vear of his age son of R. L. Walkei of Hartford. Kv.

just imagine Rosalind banished." This speech S1 by ljune wj At Hartford, on the Sth of May last, Richard Q. Berrv. infant son of Dr. Wm. J.

was received with reiterated applause and laughter, and the play proceeded. TrJIiso" boxes Sicily, just rfc'd Berry. sale, at the Wall street "j'NB. Shameful asd Fatal Occurrence. Durins the flj Our neighbor of tho Advertiser Insists, that Swaitwout was a Whig.

Another loco foco editor in this State, beating our neigeboi at his own trade, insists, that Price too was a Whig. Will not out ambitious neighbor scorn to be outdone, and straightway set himself to insisting, that not only Swartwout and Price, but Hawkins, Stevenson, Harris, Holland, and Ben. Harrison, were all zealous Whigs? LOUISVILLE CHARITABLE SOCIETY. Tan Viboinia election. Every body is now satisfied of the fact that the Whig victory in the Old Dominion is complete, yet there can be no harm in copying the following frou the Richmond Whig of last Friday: THE ADMINISTRATION DEFEATED IN VIRGINIA.

We care not what Issue the party organs choose, but we ieitetate the assertion that the adminis-uation is defeated in Viiginio. We repeat our classification of the members of the General Assembly, in opposition to the false and deceptive statements of the Globe and Enquirer, and leave it to time to test its truth. II higs. Cons. Locos.

In the Senate, 12 3 17 In the House, 68" 9 57 evening of Tuesday, 3 men named White Young, Luke itustin and John Wilcox, belonging to a sloop boxes Bordeaux, just TTIRGIN1 A TOBACCO. A fresh supply, of 83 A general meeting of the officeis and members of the Louisville Charitable Society lying in uie rvust iviver, 011 tire root or turn street, wont ashore in a boat, and in the course of their for sale, at tht Wall strcot rru will be held at the Protestant Methodist Church rumbles fell in with two girls named Eliza Pease corner of 4th and Green streets, on MONDAY EVENING next at 8 o'elock, on business of im juno ii A FIRST rate doubla fire-proof sals lew, by portance to the society. GEO. KEATS, President. Mr.

Graham Is an" advocate for the duelling practise. This he proved by his vote on Mr. Fairfield's resolution to institute inquiry into the causes that led to the death of the Hon. Jonathan ami Maria fowler, wnom they induced to consent to accompany ihem on board the sloop. While 1 hey were getting into the boat it was upset, and the last named female wasdrowned.

According to the testimony of Rustin before the coroner, it appeared that tho women accompanied the men to the wharf that Young handed Maria into the boat, and that in attempting to help the other female on board, she, being a very tame nnd S. S. Goodwin, Secietary. june 13-td ot "The HuguoBot," "Attila, superior extra sweet chewrng tobacco, jusi ree'd and for sale by J. B.

WILDER CO. june 13 UNION POST NOTES. A few thousand Mississippi Union Bgjk a Nore, want- ejuna 13-dlm 130 Wall Hrect. HEWisdom and Genius of Shakfpearf: comprising Moral Philosophy, Delineations Character, Paintings of Nature and the PawronSj seven hundred Aphorisms and Miscellaneous pieces; tho whole making a text book for the philosopher; moralist, statesman, poet and painter. By tno Rev Thomas Price.

A further supply ot tho above new and popular work for sale june 13 A Main, bet. Peail Wall sts. DEVOTIONAL ELOQUENCE. From Mrs. Bray's "Trials of the Heart." The immortality of the soul was a frequent and favourite subject of discourse with my friend; and it suited both with his time of life and his profession, that ho should make it one for instruction with young people.

I was then very young, and though 1 delighted in the gaieties of youth, I was not altogether incapable of feeling an interest in the most setious subjects of conversation; indeed they engaged rue more than mirth. That memorable evening rny reverend instructor spoke much of the limited nature of even the greatest powers of the human mind, whilst confined to the bondage of the body, where its noblest faculties are "cramped arid cribbed in" by being in so large a measure compelled to receive the repoit of the senses only, for the conveyance of many of its most interesting impressions. Thus was it with our knowledge of astronomy; since, though the mind could comprehend a system of infinite wonders in the creation of the universe; yet thoso mighty globes of effulgence which we knew to be not inferior to our own 60 12 FOR NEW ORLEANS. Tho new nnd fast running steamboat LADY OF THE LAKE, C. S.

74 Main --T-ATro -TH Tnninln. aS90rtfii refj JN I Willie sold clVI These include the Senator from Accomac, (a decidedly Whig District, which Mr. Poulson pledges himself to represent faithfully,) and the delegate from Bath, who is stated In some of the accounts to be a Conservative. Place these, however, In either of the columns, and the Sub-tieasury party are in a minoiity. Longcopa, master, will depart fiom the city whaiT, on Monday 17th at 4 o'clock, P.

M. For freight or passage pply on board, or to 3 C. BUCKLES, june 14 S. B. Warehouse.

pient, by Ff a Cilley. -If thtte were not other objections to the old gentleman's election this should be insuperable. The time has now anived when the people should set their faces against this semi-barbaiian practice of settling disputes amongst individuals. The people should at once put a stop to it by making examples of such men in "high places" as practice, or give countenance toil. New Albany Argus.

Mr. Graham and other Whigs voted against the consideration of Faiifield's resolution because that lesolution was unprecedented, and because they foresaw, that, if considered, It must necessarily give rise to a long and useless debate. What they foresaw came to pass: a long and angry debate sprung up and was con U.largebii.s1ibr1labyMi; FOR NEW ORLEANS. The new steamboal EMPRESS, (all state rooms) John W. Russell, -ZZZZ, TP ASTERN FUNDS JfUK eZC muifnr mill ilennrt for the above nnd interme JIU treasury one ihousand to filty dollars.

Rp ttr The Whigs are simply amused, not at all angiy, at the rabid proscription practiced by the new loco foco Common Council of Now York. The N. Y. correspondent of the National Intel-Ugenctii vritet under date of the Gth The Clnrk of our Common Council was last riijjb'. f.mpU.jKtl two hums in reading, in inxnoKi'iH, fcOfiUW; iwij'-si of removals fiom heavy person, upset the boLt, and tiie three were precipitated into ihe water.

Witness staled that Young and Wilcox, on seeing what had occurred, both ran off. The body of deceased he did not again see, but Eliza Pense caught hold of a rope, and that he tried to pull her up, but she was so heavy he could not do so, and ho too then ran off and abandoned her toher fare. Eliza Pease, on beingsworn, stated that on tho party's reaching the wl.arf, boih of the females refused to get into the boat that Young seized upon Maria and forced her over the edge of the pier, and that she did not again see either of them that Rus-tin then seized her by I he neck, dragged her to the pierhead and threw her over, at the same time making Use of violent and threatening language; she caught hold ofa chain ov rope, to which she held fast, and remained a long time in the wator crying for help, and was at length dragged out by somo strangers who came to her rescue. The jury returned a verdict "That Maria Fowler was accidentally. thrown in the river by the upsetting ofa boat, whiie in the act of getting on board, on the night of the 8th and that through the criminal negligence ofWhne Young, Luke Rustin and John Wilcox, she was drowned." Rustin was arrestod-and committed by the coroner to answer to the charge, but the two others remain yet at large.

globe, and those suns of other systems, vast in magnitude, and replete with infinite beauty, appear to our confined optics, but as sparks of nine diate ports, on Saturday, the 15th at JO o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage, apply to C. BASHAM, Jr. june 14 No.

lj, Com. Row. Lf 4F SUGAR 30 bbls. ree'd this dav, for sale by j13 G. G.

FETTER CO. ISSISSIPPI. Alabama, and Tennossee Bank Notes wanted KDVSOS OR RENT. A brick dwelling house, on Pearl street, between Main nnd Water. For terms apply to G.

G. FETTER rfc CO. june 13 -d6 I'NDIAN TALES LEGENDS. Alglc He-searches, comprising inquiries roepecling the mental characteristics of the North American Indians. By H.

R. Schoolcraft. Roc'd this day. by JOS. T.

CLARK, june 13 Main, below 3d-st. FOR two jj I Ii.iiibb. on tho niii: and 1st cross j. uf 10 juno BBLS. L1NSEKD OIL.

ffi fl 10 sale bv june 10 "IAVA COFFEE TJOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. Just ree'd per JD steamer Wm. Penn, a largo lot of hair and leather trunks direct from the manufactories, which are offered for sale cheap. Also, an invoice ol Ladies' and Gentlemen's boots, s-hoes, and slippers, which, with the stock on hand, renders a complete assortment. Purchasers, both wholesale and retail, are requested to call, if only to examine, as I am confident lean give better BARQ.UNS thai: cap be bought elsewhere in the city, at the choap Boot and Shoe Store, No.

11 East Market, bit. 3d 4ih, (north side,) the nearest Shoe Store to 4th street. june JAS. CRANE. a A CP.

rr.rtl from Portsmouth, marked .1 i a uni. recu nif. light, that the interception or very mote may altogether hide from our sight. If it were in the physical world, how much moie so in the moral there, without a revelation, all was obscurity indeed. A revelation was, in fact, in a very great degree, a natural want, as well as a thing consistent with the expectation of human reason; hen man began to feel how much he was capable of learning, and how little he realiy knew.

From this topic of discourse we got on to youth and age; and my friendly instructor sakl that the necessity of this revelation, ho thought, was, generally speaking never so sensibly feit or understood as in the decline of life; for when we are least capable of bodily action, the mind was most alive to spiritual thoughts; since, though our activity dies before we die4how often Is it seen that the mludis mist vigorous tn the feebleness of years; our growth in faith seeming to tinued from day to day, until the friends of the administration, sick as death of the resolution, actually elbowed it out of the House without suffering a vote to be taken upon it, Although the Whigs were originally opposed to the considera Hon of the resolution, yet, when they found the malic 1 forced on them, they were for prosecuting it to the end aiid taking the sense of the Housu upon its merits; but the locos, afraid of tho result, insisted on cutting the discussion short by an indefinite postponement and never afterwards suffered the resolution lobe brought up either for discussion or decision. The ice-foccs, took at last Ihe very ground which the Whigs took at first: they denounced the discus iVl Brook, by Miss Martineau Ree'd this day, by june 13 Main st 4 doors below 3d. and for sale by to thtl l.i: llnVli iflmlo in the UiltmgM (s(, 7'h(i H4'a fitl yr.l; This doitt 0l irnihidr; ns clerks, laboring men In tlm ynrdo, who uio thruijl nut oi Unit pls'i'm Uy oie over-cluing their IjuMrtflSd. 'I'Umi lefldftrij mo icining them In un much w. pussilllii, but they tiavo taken tho ot lolo between their lutjlb, and they prance The Modisonlan thinks, that the Clobe's objuration or Mr.

Rivos Is like a polecut's tinning his nose at a magnolia giandiflora. TitE River The river rising slowly Seven led jn the canal 9 a 10 at Flint Island. J--' i r.lIT? -50 obis, ree'd on coi.ag qS sale by Ohio and Illinois paper wanted, by JAS. M. FRANC1SGUS, june 14 Ho.

56 Wall street. june tJ IC 1 TEAS. 5 half chests young hyson; 35 boxes 61b. Gunpowder; 40 do. 131b.

10 cases catties, ree'd per sb Ambassador, and for sale by H. H. JONES, june 13 r.PifPBM,.-20 tlDIS. WIJ- XX. "Mrs.

Malberte," Louisville. The ownei will iVlTe by G. G. FE 1 THOS. J.

READ SON. -25 boxes ree'd this day, L. PARKS, 4th st. please call for it. MOULD for sale by june 14 june a june i.