Public Ledger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 2

PUBLIC (LEDGER 4 AT A. m. 1 'M'ln JUli dm saw A At THfLACELPUIA, FRIDAY. AUGUST .17,1838. TIIE WEEKLY LEDGER.

Containing all the News of the six daily papers, Teams, $2.00 Pee Annum; adtanceJ ffl bYY tap 5 ibk att. litre miiniaiea mat tne re cent attack upon the oflfcor of the navy was a pertkan mevtroen tt and, hae protested agaiatt it, movement which the nation ought not to sustain. We contend neither for nor against the Federal to promote any partisan object. TVe have frequently bees denounced as a van surer paper by those narrow minded, malignant incumbrances upon the whig" press, whose political philosophy extendi net beyond a wartT meeting or a county election, and who would trample upon all good principlee for I pet ty office; and we have been denounced with equal Malignity! aa to the Bank." bv imi Ur incumbrances upon the press called demo But disregarding the which the agitation df, the political pot throwi op on either aide, we move atraight forward in support of the ration's prosperity and honor, defending the pre sent or any administration in every thing right, and opposing it in every thing wrong, Cheered by fh eonsciotmness of discharging this duty, we envy not the poor slaves who would aell body and soul for the emoluments of office, and give them abundantly all that we can condescend to bestow, derision and contempt. We protest against all attempts in render the navy a football for partisans.

Mr. Clay, in one of his characteristic ebullitions of partisan malig nity, declared thai the army and navy were sound to the core. What did he mean? The on ly thing that such an inveterate Presidency lunt could. mean; that the army and navy were partisan ready to vote for We deny it as an aspersion of The Globe de nounces the officers of the navy as rotten to the core, or to use its own. words, as "lazy but skulking from duty, end destitute of the spirit es sentid to the prosperity and honor of their service" We deny it as an aspersion of the officers, We denounce both assertions as untrue; the first as uatrae in the sense used by Mr.

Clay, the second as nntroe in any sense. We denounce both assertions as originating in partisan purposes; the object the first being to obtain the influence and votes of all the naval and military officers for Mr. Clay, and that of the second, to enlist the democracy" of the nation against the navy, aa a favorite of old Federalism." To counteract both of these ingenious plots, would be rendering the stoU sowu 'service. Yfo therefore say to all partisans, keep your hands liora the army and navy. 3 They belong to the nation, and not te you; aad he is a traitor to his country who would surrender either to your hands, to be disgraced and ruined for your selfish purposes.

The officers of the navy have been consigned to public odium by the Globe, with the alleged ma ninlat.l af mtm AS) a.A may suppose, under consultation with the very highert authority. Citizens of the United Slates! Patriots of all parties, who would not be derelict from the prosperity, the the safety of your country Will yoa behold this with indifference? Will yon permit the gallant defenders of the flag that waves over your rich commerce in every sea, which carries the productions of your industry and enterprise to every port in the world, to be denounced as lazy cowards; trafficking honor for gain, and repaying yoor bounty by "skulking" tram their duties to you I Miserahle indeed would 6 the ntan who hourly puts his lite in peril for his country's defence, if, to the dangers of disease, mutilation or death which attend all his steps, be added the belief that hi character, the most valuable of his personal rights, and the only one which he would not sacrifice, should be offered to the voracious spirit of calumny, to promote the unworthy designs of self seeking politicians. The American sailor lifts his arm for bis country. 'U strikes, aad he bares his bosom to the stroke of the foe, to render her free, happy and honored. he has fallen untimely beneath the stroke, or has escaped the battle death to linger but hoary age in disease or privation, shall hie countrymen forget his services and sacrifices, and yield his fane, his only remaining wssession.

to the poisoned arrows of the slanderer Base indeed would be the ingratitude of a nation that would permit it, and cheerless the prospect of those Who should, devote, their lives to fighting her battles. Citixw of the Bni Stales! i Throw from, you the imputation of this ingratitude! Let tut the escutcheon of your country he iullieeT py the charge so" often cast upon the aaldier, amid the toils and perils ef military lite, be consoled by reflecting that cotemporariee will approve his ef forts for their welfare, acknowledge the purity of tus motives, ejteng.svm iron adjust reproach, and bequeath! his fame smetained to posterity. Let the aauor.Wile breathing out his life upon the deck on wjiie hu strniled for hia country's indepersVsilwd boi that the requital from bis etintrysaea, for beiag thus untimely severeJ from the' enjoyments 'and hopes of this world, is soeaethioa: better than the karae Utiea of his ehtracter upon the polluted altar of 'i It I 1 1' The officers of our army and navy, when keeping withii the circle ef their duties, are not proper oty of partiaaa contents. iThey belong to the noisoa, and not se any of she CmtioM or cabala into which the nation may tear iieolf under anv temporary deltwon. For the naiioa's i oDce, (key eocootiter daease, muliUiiua aad deaths At the nations call, they meet the can the hostile sovereign, the dagger and fire brand of the pirate, the' lightning and the tern pest, and the pestilence that walketh in dark ness." They are the children of the nation jand its children in the most liberal, enlightened and affectionate senseT Then let not the nation forget the duties of a parent.

1 If they owe to it the hourly hazard of health and life, it ewes to them protection of all personal rights, and especially of character, the most valuable of all. Honor is the vital principle of their profession. Let not their country permit that honor to be assailed unjust ly! If it do, vain will be its efforts to render navy an efficient engine; of national defence, And can that honor be safe, when the navy is made an instrument of faction by designing pol ticianst One faction may commend it as sound to the core, and another condemn it as rotten to the foundation, and, each for the same unhallowed purpose; and each may change its position, and procoed from praise to reproach, and from reproach to praise, according to the factious pur pose of the hour. But araid the ever changing policy ef partisan politicians, what will become ofjhis rampart of jiationaL defence, this monu ment of national honor? if not and cowards might tell, for they only would consent to wear lis ensigns: Cosmos Szwirs. We call the attention of the proper authorities, to Uabsd condUion of Dock street, for want of a sufficient common sewer.

It contains but one, on the south side, near the head of the street, which also receives all the discharges from Walnut street. Not being sufficiently large, it becomes choked by every heavy rain, and the water flows back upon the cellars in both Dock and Walnut streets. During the heavy rain on Saturday last, the eel lars in Dock street were completely inundated, We were sufferers among others and had this heavy shower occurred oa any other day than Saturday, we should have been seriously incenv moded. The sewer of Walnut street, instead ef being conducted to the one in Dock street, should be continued down the former, to the river. This would effectually relieve both streets.

Kensington SaiyrLASTKKS. A correspondent wants us to inform him why the Commissioners of the District ol Kensington, have not made provisions for their shmptaslers. He says they are refused by all the banks, savings in stitutions and loan companies, and thereby cre ating a bad state of things. We are unable to tell our correspondent why the Commissioners have not, made such arrangements for the redemption of their worthless trash, but ran inform the latter, that unless they do something very soon to effect this desirable objeet, they will find a hornet's nest about their ears. Rivolt or Taoors at PoetovRico, W.

A letter from Porto Rico received at Newbury port, states that there was a revolt among the soldiers at St John's, the 15th'of July. It was their intention to take the life of the new general, with whom they, aia discontented, but the plot was discovered in lime to prevent it A letter from Havana states that soldiers are to be sent from that place to aid in quelling the insurrection. Duticction sr LiGHTKiNftr In Burlington county, N. on Saturday, the lightning destroy ed the barns of John Evesham loss $1500. At Crosswick's, the barn of Peter Ellis, and that of Nathan Satterthwaite.

The house of Garrit Pplhemus, of New Hanover, was struck; the mantel and looking glass shattered, and Mrs. P. knocked down, though not seriously injured. Various persons had stock killed. WoNDKarcx Escape.

Thursdsy, the shoo at the railroad depot in Chambersborg, Pa, where the locomotives are repaired, was struck, by The only damage done was the displacing a few bricks at the top of the chim ney, and scattering the fire and coals on the hearth of the furnace. The workmen were at the time standing round the hearth, but escaped unhurt. Fiat and Lobs of Lirs A cabinet maker's shop aad a building containing three stores, at Sag Harbor, L. 1 were consumed on the Uth. Several persons in escaping from the Masses were much burnt and injured two so badly that they cannot live; one was burnt in the building.

Loss, tlOJOOO. They constuae seventy gallons of milk at least, every dsy in summer at the Astor House. Aw Tor rVto.i.i,;.... Ah! that accounts for the boarders being such swtorious tailksopa1 1 RucscrtATioN. At the foot of pier No.

4, North River. New York, on Wednesday, a small bey was taken up by a pair of oyster tongs, and resuscitated, after having been the water 14 minutes. Tai Snxa in which the President lately pro ceeded to the Virginia 8prings has become, in the partisan newspapers, fruitful subject of discussion. Rather small bssiness! Tax Ctore in Mains are so abundant, that. says a Portland paper, our little hills shout for joy.

eruy, tne tuiis ot Maine must be a mer ry set; i i Th Co rri CiiTtncATce are redeemed at the County office, State Houseand at the Mladeiphia Bank. i Lost tr FiatvA soap factory, in Catharine street. New Turk, ith a house adjoining, were coneosaod osi Wednesdsy. Fiax TVs alarm, attont II o'clock yesterday swnuiuj, proceeded frg the ringing of me 8tate bous br in a Nut4 ni riirriin. Tut Fust AaaiTAL of fresh flour at New Orleans was 200 Utrrtls fruoi Louisville, Ky.

Balloon Exri.osio SAri Vtsetttr. We learn from an Extra of the Easton Argus, that on Saturday, the 11th inst, Mr. Wise, the Aeronaut ascended from Easton, with a parachute bal accompanied wStbftwV small paraehuU; and animals. Mr. Wise says, in his account, that at the height of 2000 feet, a conical parachute with its was detached and landed in safety.

After ascending a few thousand feet more, he detached his oiled silk parachute, which experiment was to decide the certainty and safety of the parachute balloon. It did hot descend with the uniform velocity of the first, but Mr. W. concluded that the experiment could not be ha zardous. When the altitude of 13.000 feet had been attained, the balloon became fearfully ex' panded, causing a loud hissing noise from the small tube at the bottom through which the valve rope passed, giving warning that unless the safety valve was opened, the balloon must rupture The balloon at this time was sailing swiftly from N.

W. to S. while a thunder gust was moving below It from S. W. to N.

E. Mr. W. looked at his watch, and found it to be 20 minutes past 2, ana as ne was returning nia pocaei, Me oa a a a a lorn exploded In the space of ten seconds, the gas rushed from the balloon with a noise resem bling the approach of a hurricane, and, as the aeronaut fell, the air whistled through the network like a strong Northwester through the rig ging ef a ship." The according to ex pectation, assumedlhe form of a concave nerais phere, falling rapidly without any vibratory mo tion, until it reached the lower strata ef the air. which was blowing a sharp gale from the South, when the parachute commenced its first vibra lions, drifting northward, making a vibration about every ten seconds, which now made the descent very unpleasant.

The' wind from the South drifted Mr.W. about three miles before he approached the and made his landing much harder than it would have been in a calm atmos. phere. As he neared the earth, he threw over all his ballast, which pat him off his guard, and as his car struck the earth obliquely, it bounced up about ten feel, slightly bruising his shoulder Contrary to expectation, the balloon did not col spec, but fell along side of him. He landed on a farm about ten miles from Esston.

Mr. Wise says that he is se gratified at the result of this experiment, that he intends soon to repeat it, and make an ascension from this city, which will ne donbt be highly gratifying to our citizens. Some editors have a roundabout way of rela ting the simplest circumstance. Instead of saying Plainly that one man had spit upon a hiladelphia editor remarks that he voided his rheum upon the beard and gaberdine of his Boston Tines. Pray, Mr.

Times, what would you have a man do, who has no ideas, and is obliged to use words as a substitute? Let him make the most of his stock ia trade. And if ven that stock should be counters instead of coins, let them go fan what thf Icitt "fetchT; Instead of 'grumbling "at" this roundabout way of uttering nonsense in order te be smart, we think yon might compliment the ingenuity that could imagine such an absurdity. As nobody wesrs a beard in this countryand as a gaberdine was sever seen upon the continent, excepting on the stage, he must have achieved quite an exploit to spit upon either. "For whsi's impostiible can't be. Aad never, sever cones to psss." The Cincinnati News.

Notwithstanding the slsps we get occasionally from the News, and the hits we return, we feel bound to say that it is a most excellent paper, conducted with spirit and ability, and deserves encouragement) We are pleased to lean that its subscription list is rapidly incieasing. Y. Whig How candid Now we can respond to all this praise of the News, without having got any slsps from it; er any to signify If our praises of the Whig should cause its modesty to blash, it might thank us for a new sensation, i 4. A ccibcnt Yesterday morning, at the alarm of fire, the Fairmount Engine and America Hose Company came in contact at the omer of Sixth and Callowhill streets, by which a young man, a member of the Fairmount Company, named Ri chard Currier, was thrown under the wheels of the America Hose, which passed over1 his thigh and wrist. He was considerably, although net dangerously injured.

Navioation or the Ockan by Steam having been successful, it may not be amiss to mention that the American steamboat Savannah first made a voyage across the Atlantic; and that the first British steam ship company ww organized by the exertions ef Mr. Junius Smith, a native of Connecticut, and now the head of one of the first mercantile firms ia Englsnd. Blockade or Mexico. The editor of the Cincinnati Gazette, in relation to the French blockade of Mexico, pronounces the act the most impudent movement of jnsolent power against helpless imbecility, that has occurred in modern Dxsticctive' IIau. Stobjiv A violent hail storm passed ever several towns in New Hamp shire, on Wednesday week, which did mueh damage te crops, fruit trees, buildings, Sue.

Hail stones fell ef the size of hens' eggs! An IsQCtrr wm held in New York, on Tuesday, on an unknown man, aged 90, killed by the Harlem Railroad cars passing over him, en Monday, The McciANice' IpreTiwrx, of New York, hold their fourt annual fair in Castle Garden on the 3d of September. Uvy The Faib of the Franklin Lutirate, af this city, is opened September Sih, at (he Masonic Soictoav A yo.iig A Hen, aged 19, sh4 kinm lf near Orange, N. recerrtly. Cause, desonJtbcy for waul of work. i 8ubtebianean Discotmt.

Quite an excite men! has been produced by late discovery at Soockford. New Jersey, near the Mr. George SnowhilJ. in digging a well, at the depth oflwenty feet, encountered a fog laying horizon wiiy.r II wss penecny sonu, auu iwm immj' two incites in diameter, me worsmen were In nil I at an an kalnM lhaV All 1(1 ffl Ml with their labor. After disr eing seven feet deep er.

thev came to a perfect bed of clam and oyster hlli nf rv Traah nnnrnr. and anoarent rr Iv inst opened." savs our informant. This discovery proves the fact which hu been so frequently ssserted, that New Jersey is msde Innil mmt has mm luuin ntirnlil MiVArild bTSrecivTr.WT iRrsP.rmr. a wn Mv.tr.mni.Ths New Or leana papers state that a young German, named NasmI. from Frankfort.

Cermanv. who went to Baton Rouge from New Orleans, in an ill state of health, in the Utter part of July, with a number of trunks with him, and a considerable amount of property, has disappeared and net been heard of since. A few weeks back, a young Southerner suddenly and mysteriously disappeared from New York, and nothing has been since heard of him. PiAUEwOKTiiT. We are informed by a friend that yesterday afternoon, as the ferry boat South wark, plying between Sooth street and Kaign's Point, was crossing, about half past 4 o'clock, a sail boat containing four boys, aged from te 15 years, came in contact with the ferry boat, and wu upset The exertions of Mr.

John Lang, WfiounjfidThfW boys from inevitable death. The last one saved wu almost exhausted. 1 1 Soj Cases ot Mile Sickness, so common in A a the estem country, occurred recently at Ports mouth, N. 1L The symptoms were vomiting snd purging, attended with spasms; snd were occasioned by milk which had been rendered deleterious by some poisonous plint which the cow had fed upon in the pasture. All who drsnk of the milk were similarly affected.

Tut Nirsm nr Tsoom tlHEWDllBIEOr 1 aOOPB IN CANADA McKen tie's Gazette states that there are not in both Canada, more thoOOO British ndtha, the number will be reduced to 4DW bydeser tion and other causes before the close of the na vigation. i. tr, willis is completing wr miss uiuton a new tragedy, of the highest literary and dramatic interest So ssys the editor of the New York Spirit of the Time, who any thing relating Id Miss The RiroRt that the sea serpent had been killed off Nantucket, by a single lady. Is believed to be all a hoax. It would take more than a single lady to kill the monster.

The Hex. John Bill, the favorite son of I 'enneesee," is eating his way into the affections of the people in different sections of that State Lamkntable. Mr. of the Salem (Mass.) Bank, who wu injured on the Railroad last week, died on Saturday, Uth inst Fiebk A new psper haa been started at Xenia, Ohio, called the Democratic Spark." 'i Reported fw the Public Ledfer.j CM.PoUete Srs JU AfiA JVsyer. v.

Tbcbssav. A hi art to. 1831 Kiebard Prills was charged, on ootb of watchman Thornton, with being so drank last night, that he was unable te move home from the location wbese be was nrst drscoversd. ia waiei street, between Lombard and Pine. Ills round, red face, aad starting e)es, with huge black whiskeis, curling all around.

loosea, wnen ne paid bis an, as ir be had lathes ssea oat ot tne scrape tnsa ia it Last night. Mr.Joseph tollman tame te the wstcb. box. at the corner of Sixth aad Spruce streets, aad complained of having bcearobbed, aa hour previeuaJ or aw wira una pocsei oooa, contaiaing fltfou.sy a girl with whom he hsd been, at a house of ill fsau ia Elisabeth street, kept by eae Piiscilla Dunlaa, Two walchmen acconpaaied him to tbe noose, Matched the room where be had been, found oa the mantelpiece the watch, as he had left it, but not the pocket book. The girl heiself.

(named Emily Dssis.) two ethers named Wells, (sisters one Sarah Roach ana in 01a nouseaeeper, rriseiiia Bun lap, appeared before the Mayer this aaorsing, when the foregoing facts were elicited. The complainant was yonng Englishman, of apparent respectability, who had been travelling ia the South as collecting agent, and was about to depart for England ia the Croat Western, which sailed yesterday from Now Vtk. This should be a warning to him in future, how be cenaucis nisiseir in strange places, er ventures into wu hiiii 01 iBianiT wua so isrge sn smnnni or money in his posseMioa, especially when he has not bis seven sentes about him, which seems to bsve vvm iw present msiance. ve not 1 i 'y amaa un pmncii, ji "f7" 10 man I .1 7 MTmgc, buu cars 01 1 uKRimiciHniiim nun ingion square, as tne rmgiesoer or gang or boys, I Wh(. Cnt uni llu.

mmmt kiM kn 1. I aBrn di.trLin. it. uiwin, iw. Square, insulting persons who visit it and iaiare the plMts.

House of Refuge. I Ia additiea to the fsresoiae. there wai anniii case (Mi the docket a Mr. Lemuel P.i iu. I Walnut Street Theatre last eveaisg br which ia neing charged with ''disorderly conduct" Ja thai meant, raising a rowia the pit, and striking snd mutilating offlcurs wbea la the discbarge of their daty.

Further we know net, as a private bearing wu granted by the Mayor. fResftrted rhr the Pyhiie. iimr i Court of Criminal esslons Aunst Term Juige TeUen tke Btntk. TSCIIBAT. Aoort II.

lSta John Moore, charged with having eommitted as assault aad battery on the person ef John Thornton. Plea, not guilty. Verdict. guMty. William Bladeabauser, charged with assault and battery oa the parses of Barah Aan Blsdeshass r.

riea, net guilty. Verdict, guilty. 1 Wm M. I ilmmmmmm L. I I i usrersn.

charred on tbe persna ef MicbaelCass the oersna ef Miebaercaoair. Pies nlltv. Verdsttfullty. i Michael Gareeaa. rharred with kxeoinv a tlDBlint noise, risa, net guUty.

verdict, not guilty eoaaty to pay tbe eoste of proeocutioi. Hill, charged with sualisg setae lumber. a r'n vcraici, glllty. Tbb tfrms States Dbawibo Cosb. This is tke title of a pubiieatioa just issued bp 1.

Bowes, Walaat street, tomprisiag elements of the art of Drawing with the pencil, chalk or crayon, or with water colors, eeataining thirty six1 Views, among wbiea are some of the most Interesting scenes ia the Oniud States. This vtrfnsae shows Mr. Bowes te b4 a liihgrapftpr and eoioiist ef the first ordcr Si bis aoib will pr Te valuab to persons cum netag tbe prsctice of drawing, the lulnietiiis st th cotuasiKicoutent being full Bud ttpltcit. I I I DirrtasiNO thi Charleys. In Boston, a few I evenings since, a company of young men singing I ett tvsaAt tstfaV taaVsin ess ,2 i i wwu i it wm imnnaible for them Stern.

STiaiotf The celebrated Thadeas 8te. I vent haa been re nominated for the Leeislatuke I i i i. 4 1 10 aubids Bounty, rs. I i Thi State Loan Of Ohio for 9750,000, has beeB wken by Lif, Trurt Company of I A KAmtOVT IT MoONtlOHT WW Seett at Ea. Pon Mo' iMt lt I f.T: MarrlecV On the 16th instant, br M.

MeMiehaele. Em. Mr. ftamaet Livtsrv. of lucks eountr, to Miss Hsrrlet this city.

1 On the Uth Mrs. Msrr Earlr. wifa ot Jnh II. Early.ia tke 38ih year ef her aje. On the VMt Fiaaees Ana, daughter of John and Maria Palmer, aged 7 men lbs.

On I In 15tb in.L.l.Tilis BurUm. iafkat Aaawhu of 8sml. M. Btnwsrl, sed 8 monibs and 0 days. In WajHSi Eiie eo.

fa oa the 1st last Jobs Gill more, a revolutionary pensioner, la the Hrtg year af, his ase. la NssftTiiie.Tenn. on tbe stb lost, of InflSmma "0 Inl'. he Tkea Ire, foimerly of Philadelphia. Iff NOTICE TO HOSB tOMPANias A sbert I the parMte of turchssiat a seat Sfiohng t0.

M.F!rnlea 2 i tug waici meir new CBgina, I in ui.i ain rfr' A misandersiasdisK I Vine St Isa msmo Ia mmJ 1 mom avB i tih iivvn ia icpkvi sw swist 4 iwiaiusoi, llirjfcajj cauiinj false report to be cirwlsud, cslcuiiied ill feslinss between the Vigilsai Fire Co. trlbaura'r Srffl.aTtK eoatribatioDs from its erigissl intentioa. 'll 7 fTT 70 TUB LMTIZCXS OP PHILADELPHIA, muiiXC plaiion for sons time, either to purchase or bvikl Efc'GlNILof which lha Dirtfirt mtmd, in need, have at length enteted late aa aireemenl their object. They sppesl. theiefure.

with eeaft 1 denee to tbe public, fur assistsseev ia this their laudable enterprise. KtuDERICK EIWIIT, Pretidest. By order of the Committee Oliotr Uafs, irUHam Welch, 9t BsmutlMUlsr fTr NOTICE The issidenu ef tke firs Em meet THIS EVENING, the 17ib lax it 71 atlark st the HsUeftke fire jftuMatien, a W. corset of filth sad North streets, oa business of tasportsaca. rtacsbu.

mcoolbs, rrtsidentlMambiallaee. Ws. Cssmkax, do. Cotunbia Ens ine. W.

Rowl. Jr. do. Washinf too Boss. Jsmss McDosALa, do.

Hi bernis Bise. O.K.Cbups, do. Good Jnteat Uosc. Eomusb A. 8eooaB.

do. Diligeat Engine If fort, if Phlladelphlsu turn i3. 6u Sets. 47m High ft Km. Ebis Pairfowl.

Cslcntta! twin varre, Evan. Pernambneo; Betsey sV June, Uoraer. FernantUaa; Melissa. Farrow, Boston; Omar, led, doj Vesper, llopkins, do. i i A REIVED.

Brig Baaaders, Bkaats, Triaidaide Cuba, 19 days. Brig Fasse, Been, Cardif. Wales, 15 day s. Brig Wizard. Bailey, 8t Croiz, 19 days.

Brig Forest, Batcttineea, Newt Orleans, tl days. Brig Lmli. Bears. Boston. 4 days.

Bug KPIariimsUnitni, Billings, EsstpWt, Udays. Brig Wm. Finn, Tan lor, Boston, 4 daya Brig Fairy, Deane. Boston, 4days. Bcht Mary Jane, Wall.

Calais, 14 days. TUB SOUTH WARK SAVING BANK has re moved to A. SOS stuth MECOJfD street, 3 dssrsv Mem Pine, out side, where their notes will Matisse to be redeemed as usual ia specie. aul73t AU.4 ROOsiS TtiLiTr be Urge Ball keontSL at the W. corner of SECOND fcTAMMAMY Buseu, TO LET.

They have been need tat the above, purpose for several years. Inquire of IW 4y. V. TVIUOINB. OF PARTisERBUlP 'the O.

SI pannersnio neretoisre eustins uuen the am ef SEVNES a BU0CHXX. BUcksmitks. Is tbisdsy dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having demands ed the Irm are requested to present them nnciini, wno suit auinoriTM to settle tbe accounts. JOHAMM F.

lKflCHEil. Phildelphis, Ang. U. 183d. nVMi ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, for Ladies sad GeatleuMa, Wo.M VlMB8uset.

opposite New Market. Tbe subscriber takes this memos to inform Bis friends and the pub 'ie, that the datief of bis ttmnmn will renamed oa MONDAY, tbe mil last. The following branches 01 sn vgiia tdscaiioa will be earetully uuiht uriBogrspny, acasing, writing, Arithmetic, "6iisii 6eogrsphy. Book keeping. Al(e.

mcL.j, iiigonoiDeiry.DurTeyiar.Sieasura iion, sc. ror fiirtaer particnisrs apply at the IOCDDOI BNIH, I si? lm JAME0 R. SWEENT. WAKRANT TO FIT WKLL The Practical and rasblonableTaUerJwiUeonUnBe vuuing, nimmmg ana staking am rate woik for me imiowtag easn ptices; fust rate One $7 00 9 1 SUi renout wishing Basgsps aad Dress Coau made weald do well to call soon, as prices will fee on the adrsaco. Altering and repairing deae la the best manner, by JAMES V.McLEAtf, 3w0 jsorxB smro street, aelow Oreea, a17 3f Rrst door sbove Temperance Hall A FARM IN P1KB CuUaTV, PKNaf flBYLVAlClA.Tt) BZ SOLD ttri Agu onr tlOOO conUlnias above FoBe" rjianureo: Acre (eigst oc wbicb are cleared) wi 7 timutwrm," a hiiallh moiln a mneiA la.

hbo spring ui wiw at uw eoor. Tine ladiiBata ble. Tor psrtkalars apply to the subscriber. a7 at m. inii aim.

WA aD hease No. 1 Beaeatt ft. WV "'f'" 0' "'fnlof theWlhinst. ana were aioiea iknfri rwiu tmn CLOAK and ONE IV I CAP. The above reward wiU be paid the retur.

rflkes pX kers and ethers are requested to detain artielee as swerlng to ths above doscript ion if offered there for ale. Tan iwM CEORGi w. Doiir A WHITai aad RED UoW su4 eZ ihesobsorikereaihe ISth InetanL Aay aersoa si viae intoreaaUoa at i sobeerie shall bo liberally rewarded aad all ree SMsbtoehargeesaid by JAS. lUOLAas, mi, i 40 Marlh SUtk mm i STRAY rUP Aar r. I mtB NEWMUKDLAND UT PUP, to be Sbtut five la.nikioLi hare bn iaut tbe 8Mb Juno caw hare br by piovim promu and espraes, apslica lioa to G.

U. JUNES, ad 8 Fuurth rm.