Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 3

eabJe ceach, or wLTle a copper can calied a SnKVa- Ik Tanner. gflc gttffrtmriflf Ccgftttc. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 18X SIJEKIFF's SALES. virtue of sundry wtits of Venditioni Exponas, issued OUt of vf 9 aunn t-oTa. johs JJavis The lord of lour Island.

We will never need bread while he kneads it by steam. Nicholas P. Meyyior. By Capt. James May.

S.iAa Marin Society May it be conducted by such prodent commanders and attentive engineers as will ever evade losses, breakage, or explosion. Bill Lyons. By Captain Baud. The Federal Uxios. A staunch boiler, composed of the purest, toughest, and best temoered material.

VARIOUS MATTERS. are glad to hear that the farmers re receiving an advance of from 5 to 10 cents per lb. on different qualities, compared with laM vear's pncea of their wool Full blood 50 cents" srrade 37 to 44, inferior 34, The -system." thaoh yet under many ditficullies, will accomplish wonders, if the south will permit the farmers in the north and the middle and the west to have a market for their productions. Nilcs. Latest from Colombia.

Capt. Enggs, of the schr. aterloo, in 2s) days from Carthasena, informs mat news was brought by the Bogota mail, Of June 9lh. that lh nrm inu 5iltirrtrt5, On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Doctor Herron, Cornelius Darragh, Esq.

to Miss Iary Simpson, both of this city. On the Cth inst. by M. B. Lnwrie.

Esq. Mayor. Mr. John Thompson, to Miss Margaret Kirkland, of Mifflin township. On the sam day.

bv the same, Mr. John ftTCutehentt. of Pittsburgh, to 3Iiss Margaret M'Cutcheiu. of Westmorland county. County, and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the City of Pittsburgh, on Monday, the 2d dav ct August next, at 1 1 o'clock.

A. M. AII the right, title, interest, and claim of Wm. ice, of, in, and to a tract or piece of land, situate in Deer township. Allegheny county, adjoining lands of Robert Caldwell.

nll $2500 REWARD. BANK ROBBERY. -Absented hirnselffrom the Branch Bank of the United States, ia this city. JOHN FULLER, the Second Teller Tof; "'k1 59.000 in bills of the Globe, Columbian, and Muchnnie's, Tre-mont. and other Banks of this cii v.

and Notea of the Office of the Bank uf lU Ci.i:d Su's ia this city. Said Fuller ia a thwk-ret man. bout 5 f-t 3 or 9 inches high, of lull face, light i cinplexlvia, sandy hair, and prominent bright light blue eyea. Whoever will arrest said fuller, no that aaid! pioperty may be recovered by the Bank, shall receive Two 'Thousand Dollars for the whole property, or in proportion for any part thereof, er it Hundied Dollars for said Fuller, on his cumnwl-n nt in any jail in the United States. On the loth nit.

by the same, Mr. Wm. Harris, I iw fljiss uuctnna Stewart, of this city. i tllasgow.andoihers, containing aboutforty acres.be tha cat a mA l-'i -1 i iaudiuvs iiau declared itself independent of the government of In 1 hifadelphii. on Sunday evening, the 27th I u.t.

by the R-y. Mr. Tvng. Frederick Au- engineer attends to his duty, and keeps the sub- 1 ordinate machinery in order, it will defy both col- lapses and explosions. Charley Brooktns.

By Neville B. Craig. James M'Kee, of the i Rocks The truly worthy and excellent upon whose premises we celebrate this glorious I anniversary. May he live to see many returns of Brittenliam. BjfGeo'e Faris.

The Captain of the steam boat Allegheny Honor to the man who extended our empire to Olean, in the State of New York, i jie rngaie alter waiting 10 days at Carthagena to receive the Liberator on board, has departed without him, as we predicted il would. The pretext is that his passports had not arrived from Bogota. It was supposed he would take passage in the first packet i gustns AerHc. of the U. S.

Navy, to Miss Ann Catharine, eldest daughter of Robert Kennedy, Esq. navy store keeper of that city. CT Itrter 3 feet above low water, and rising glowly. 6 arrivals and 8 departures since our last. Our rdr parceive, by an advertisement fa atwtber eolntrm of tbw day's paper, that Mr.

D'fckiDwn'e flock of Meriao Sheep will be sold, at 8teobenvffle, on the 10th day of September Dent. Tb A0 admitted to be one of the beat, if not the very best, in the United States. Ta Steam Boat Gleaser. In a brief notice which we gave of this boat, a few days ago, we stated her di aft of water to be seventeen and one htlf 'inches. We have since received information, apon which we tely, that her draft, with wood and water on board, does not exceed sixteen inches.

Thi Steam Boat Allegheny. During the passage, on board this boat, to and from the place of celebration, on the, 5th instant, we were gratified to perceive that Mr. Blanchard's pjsn of a boat for shallow water was highly approved by some the most expeiienced steam boat captains and engineers belonging to the society of Sna Marines. We ourselves have had considerable jpettence in steam boat traveling, both on the S. FROTHING AM, Cashier, OH.

Office of the Bank of Vniled States, Bi.it Julv 9. 3t. By Robert Semple. The Federal Government 1 engine, put up Dy master workmen: while the smooth mov ements of her piston continue to giv regularity to the different departments, and skilful engineers regulate the weight of government steam, we need not fear a severance of its well cemented parts. Thomas EUod.

By John ilFAVe. The Star-Spangled Banner May the tyrants and bigots of the earth worship and fall down before it, and may Moses and the OH ICE OF ALLEGHENY BRIDGE CO. cl 2. 1 330. THE Managers of the Company for erecting a bridge over the Allegheny river, nt Pittsburgh, in the enn'y of Allegheny, have thn.

dav WUred a Dividend offourptreSHt. for the last six months, which will be paid to stockholders or their legal representatives, ou or afUr tne rJih inst. At Charlestnwn. N. II.

on Wednesday, 23d olt. Mr. JESSE WATTS, a wddier of thn revolutionary war, aged 87 Cither of Jame G. Warts. Proprietor of the Philadelphia Lnited States' Gazette.

On the 19th ult. at St Marie, near Quebec, in Lower Canada, Nocveite Bkaite Jacqces Gagve. an aged yeoman, and agdalese Morik, his wife, both 77 vears old. Tbes two persons were born the same dav, baptised the same day. made their first communion the same day, died and were buiied the same day.

NEW NOVFJ. FALKLAND." ALEX JOHNSTON Jr. Treasurer. Julv 9. 3L Hiowueia lor-ive sucn Dreacti ot their commands.

Adam Payne. By Alexander liaison. A neat hull, a good engine and crew We wiil make the boat ahead. Split-Log. Bu J.

W. Davis. Svir. V.owrt Ma 4TVNE CENT REWARD -Ran awry from UST received, and forsale bv JOHN I. KAY Co.

Booksellers. No. 9." Market street. '-I'll 4J WJ do all their running, without shivering plank or i FALKLAND, by the author of Pelham, Paul Clifford. B.

All the new publications received as soon as published. June 9. 2t iiiui msiani, ilimm Davi3 Kelly, an indented apprentice to the Sho Making Business; 17 years of age. thick dark complexion; about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high; wore away, a common three dollar fur hnf, black ribbed Iximhar.ett roudabout; cotton striped vest, and blue cotton pantaloon; common shoes. If is.

in every respect, a boy of bad principle, and inclined to pilfer otnall articles. I loibid all persona harboring, trusting, or employing said runaway, a I shall, when known, tako the legal course of 'law, in such cases provided. JONATHAN MINER. Pittsburgh, June 12, 1-30. 3t SPLENDID LCJCK AGAIIvTiH AT GREER' OFFICE.

53. CAPITAL PRIZE OF astern and western and we do not hesitate to say, that this boat is, beyond comparison, more completely noiseless, and less agitated, while running, than any other steam boat we have ever traveled in. A very old and experienced steam Wat captain concurs entirely with as inthiscpinion. It gives us much pleasure to do justice to the mechanical ingenuity of Mr. Blanchard.

who, we believe, is engiged in building another boat on the Connecticut river. The captain to whom we ttave above referred, thinks that the plan of the Allegheny is susceptible of many valuable improvement in the execution. Oar neighbor of the Democrat misapprehends strangely, indeed. We never asserted that he was opposed to Internal Improvements: indeed, we knew not whether he had any opinion at all pon that subject. We condemned his gross adulation of the President, for ihroiring overboard the sysirm cf Internal Improvement.

We have no doubt that he would, with equal readiness, have complimented the President, had he approved all vt icsi, on vvnicn mere are a caoin house, log stable, and about twenty acres of Und ceaied; and also, of, in, and to two lots, nmber-ed 19 and 20, in the phn of the town of Charles-town, commonly calied Bakerstown. in said tow nship, situated on the east side of the Pittsburgh and Butler turnpike road, being each sixty -sis feet front on said rotd, and extending back ten perches east, on one of hich is erected a large log unfinished. Seized and taken in execution as the property of the said Wm. Rice, at the suit of James Creighton. ALSO, All the right, title, interest, and claim of David Clyde, of, in.

and to a certain lot or piece of ground, situate in the city of Pittsburgh; bounded and described as follows, viz: Beginning at a point on Smithfield street, forty feet from the corner of Strawberry alley and Smithfield street, thence northwardly along Smithfield street twenty feet; thence eastvvard'y, a parallel line with Strawberry alley, sixty feet; thence by a line parallel with Smithfield street, twenty feet; thence hyaline parallel with Strawberry alley, sixty feet "to the place of beginning; on which are erected two frame dwelling houses. Seized and taken in execution as the property of the said David Clyde, at the suit of Hugh M'Mas ters. ALSO, All the right, title, interest, and claim of John Neel, of, in, and to a tract or piece of land, situate in MifTIin township, in said county, on the Monongahehi river, opposite Bradock's Upper Fording, bounded by land of Geo. Crawford's heirs, land in possession of Archibald Neel, and Thomas Neel, (formerly Kee's.) and the Mo-nongahela riven on which there is a small frame dwelling house, still honse, and stable, and 14 or 15 acres cleared, containing about 53 acres, be the same more oi less. Also, one otber tract or piece of land, adjoining the above, bounded bv the above tract, by Geo.

Crawford's heir, and James Cal-hoon, and others, containing 209 acres, or thereabouts, be the same more or less; on which is erected a log dwelling house, stable, and barn. Also, all the right, title, interest, and claim of the said John, of, in, and to a certain other tract of land, adjoining the above, containing about 120 the same more or less. Seized and taken in execution, as the properry of the said John Neel, at the suit of Robert Smith. ALSO, All the right, title, interest, and claim of Thomas Scott, of, in. and to a certain lot or piece of ground, situate in Pitt township, now in the Northern Liberties of Pittsburgh; bounded and described as follow Beginning in the plan of lots laid out by Boyle Irwin, on the turnpike rwd, 50 feet from the line of the heirs oc James O'Hara, at the turnpike and running along the turnpike road, southwestwardly, 50 ftet; thence by lot No.

southwardly, one hundred feet, to'an alley twenty feet wide; thet.ee by said alley, southw ardly, parallel with the turnpike road. 50 feet, to lot aforesaid, and thence by said lot. south- westwardly 110 feet, to the place of beginning: subject to a yearly ground rt-nt of thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents, payable to Boyle Irwin, his heirs or aigns, on which there are three small frame buildings eiected. Seized and taken in execution, as the property of the said Thomas Scott, at the suit of Henry Baldwin and W. W.

19 19 17 19 43 3o 36 36 2 do. do. 1,000 do. do. 500 43.

di. do. 100 ioi xugidna. oome, nowever, were of opinion, that he would not leave the country. He still remained at Turbaco.

three leagues from Carthagena. A considerable number of troops bad recently arrived at Carthagena from different quarters." Strange Altempl at few nights since, as one of the officers of the Customs of this District was about retiring to bed, in one of our pubiic houses, he was alarmed by a report of a musket or pistol apparently very near hiin; the ball of which grazed his head knocked him over, and put out his lijht. He hallooed murder! murder! lustily, which brought the landlord and others to his rescue. They perceive no one in the room but the wounded man; neither could thv smell powder, but he still vociferated that he was wounded, and called their attention to the blood that was trickling down his face. The assassin was at last discovered secreted in the bar-room, and proved to be ti ginger b-cr bottle, that, by tiie aid of a warm day, had worked ite contents op toahe desperate resolution of attempting the life of a worthy man It is needless to add that it was the cork that hit him, and what he supposed blood was the beer that so anceremoniously followed the cork Eastport paper.

E. I. Da Pont, Fsq. has furr.i-hAd a house, on the Brandywine, about four miles from Wilmington. Delaware, for a Sunday School, and two or three of his daughters superintend its progress.

The school has about 200 scholars. Porter, the mail robber, was bung yesterday morning, conformably to his sentence. At about a quarter before ten o'chck, the procession moved from Arch street prison, headed by the high constable, and escorted by a detachment from the Navy lard, of ihe marines, and by some hundred mounted citizens. The gallows'was at Bush-hiil a short distance from the new penitentiary. At a quarter before eleven, the rope was tied, and the culprit soon ceased to breathe.

Two clergymen were with him, reciting prayers. A vast crowd including a great number of females had assembled to witness this awful scene. A large proportion of them averted their heads when 'the fatal drop fell. Disturbance, and even an attempt to rescue, were apprehended before the execution, hut no disorder of any kind took place. It is to be hoped that all public discussions concerning Porter's fite will cease; except so far as it mav be held up as a warning to malefactors, ordeemed to fjrnish an argument against the expediency of capital punishment ia general.

National Gazette, Jul If '3. Tar for SJitep. A gentleman who keeps a large nock of sheep, assure us that during ihe season of grazing he gives his sheep tar at the rate of a gill a day to every twenty sheep. He puts the in troughs, a little fine salt over it, and the sheep consume it eagerly. This preserves them from Worms in thf held nrnmj.fiu fhuir I niuoer, ana meet witn no accident more serious than starting a butt.

Thomas Taekaberry. COURSE AND INFLUENCE OF THE COTTON TRADE. A writer in the N.Y. American has these remarks and speculations on the fact mentioned in one of our late numbers that three bags of Australian Cotton were hkly sold in Liverxiol market, and produced lid. per lb.

They are worthy of record for future observation, and to detei-mine how for the anticipations expressed may be sanctioned by events. A. Y. Alias. Three bags of cotton is indeed a trifling matter wh -o placed against the hundreds of thousands annually imported into Liverpool from this country; but it may be the commencement of a flourishing commerce of far more importance to (Jreat Britain thin pvery stake held by her subjects the gold and silver mines of South America.

It may appear almost incredible at this day, nevertheless it is true, that so lately as the year 1733, five bacs of cotton from the United States Beside so, CO. 50. 40, Were all sold in 10th Class Union Canal Lottery, at GREER'S LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, corner of Market and Liberty streets. July 9. tf.

THE celebrated a.ck of FULL BLOODED MERINO SHEEP, con sisting ot arn)ut y.sOO, recently the bills which he has rrjtc'eJ. If the editor of owned by It R. Dickinson, Esq. (i ....11 l. i 1 mTOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The under-m signed have applied to the Court of Common Pleas. f.r the benefit of the acts made for the relief of insolvent debtors, and the said court have ap. pointed the Cist Monday of August next, at the court-house, in the city nf Pittsburgh, for ihe hear-ingof us and our creditors, when and where you may attend, to show cause, if any joa have, wfcr we ahould not bejdiw barged. SMITH I JOHNSON, Of Pittsburgh, Baker. RICHARD W.

BINSON. Of Indian Township, Tailtr JA.MFS MORFORD, Of Pittsburgh, WagonmaW. YORK HORN. Of Pitt-burgh. Lahore' SILAS WICKLS.

Of Pittsburgh. JOHN HURRELL. Of Pipetown, Plaistarer. July P. wGtwwr.

fl HHDS. Kentucky LeafTohacroj 2tW 100 bbls. New Orleans Mola.sea: ire ouereu ior sale, at 1'IBLIC; r-MT-an- Acctio5, on the 10th day of Sep tember next, at SUubenrille. Ohio This 3ock, the Democrat really entertained constitutional lonbu upon this question, we would respect those doubts; but from his own declaration, in his last paper, it appears that he is fnrvrablc to Internal Improvements; and jet he compliments the President which is said to be equal, if not superior, to anv other in the United States, will be sold entire, o'r in lots to suit purchasers. Terms CASH D.

L. COLLIER, Trustee. July 9, 1830 7ti. throwing them overboard. Below we give an extract from the proceedings ef the S5ag Marines of Pittsburgh, which will greatly gratify every gocd citizen.

The Snag Marines, being principally captains and other offi IfYl I t. uuis. cers of steam boats, are the very class of citizens who have received the most immediate benefufrotn the genius of Fulton. They therefore very pro No. 1.

2, and 3, Mackerel; Whiskey; Fresh sup. Floor, for faodly can; Peach Brandy; Mess and Prime Pork; riax-Seed Oil; Castor Oil: Dried Peaches: first quality Bacon Hams; Sht, assorted numbers: i no, anu perly take the lead in this ui3tter. Ail elates of 100 75 3: 20 10 2 10O 3000 lbs 5000 nr society have, however, received more or less "OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the XS Partnership heretofore subsisting between Hardman Philips and Thomas Lever, of Philips-burgh, Centre county, Pa. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All unsettled accounts relating to said partnership will be adjusted by said Hard' man Philips.

Witness our han! and seals, at Philipsburgh aforesaid, this 26th June HARDMAN PHILIPS, Seal.l THOMAS LEVER. Seal. Scaled and deliv ered ia presence of V. Bagshaw July 9, lS.307t. TV" OTIC E.

All persons indebted to the Estate ITS of FRANCIS M'CAULL. late of St. Clair township, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber, and those having claims against said estate will present them, properly authenticated, without further notice. JAMES M'CAULL, Adm'r. June 9, 1330 4tw.

srowth, and is supposed to be a specific against I benefit the successful exertion of Mr. Fulton's ALSO, All the right, title, interest and claim of of America were advertised in a Liverpool paper to be sold by public auction in thrte lots. There are those yet iu active business in New Vork who remember when cotton article so little understood, tiiat sea island and upland were offered at the same and when the late venerable and virtuous Jay made his celebrated treaty with Britain, he did not know that cotton was the pro-duce of the States. What a striking contrast within, the compass of less than half a centurv! Five bigs of American cotton, in the year 171, to be sold a thne lots against neara million of bags annually exported from the United States. Vtho shall say what the trade with New South Wales may become in a similar period? The article may be carried from that colony for less than what a few earssiuce was considered a fairfreight from New York.

Our own Tariff wiil give an impulse to the trade, and the price paid in Liverpool for the three bags, averasing lid. ptr pound, shows that it is a superior article, aud therefore a filter substitute for our cottons than those of India. There is ahother aud a very important that must operate greatly in favor of the cotton of New Suth Wales. numerous class in England are opposed to slavery whereever located, and they are indefatigable in their opposition. It is already intimated that to introduce and give a preference to aiticles raised by free lalwr-ers is the surest method which can be adopted to put an end to the evil.

Cotton, therefore, fiorn New South Wales will have a decidwd preference, and be eagerly sought after. Ii is not improbable that the cultivation of cotton in this colony, at talents; and from the plan adopted by the Sna vv m. Davis and Benjamin Davis, of, in, and to that certain lot, panel, or piece of ground situate in Put tow nshiii, Allegheny county, bounded and "Marines, all classes will have an opportunity to Just received and for sale bv JOHN D. DAV73. tootribute their mite to his children.

jue 293i No. 45 Fronf Strett. Extract from the Mini ts of the Proceedings of the UNION CANAL LOTTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA, LASS No. 12. for 1-sJO.

to be drawn in Phila delphia. on SATURDAY, 17TH JULY, described as follow s. to it; Second street, (continued.) at the corner of the lot leased by Thomas Grenough to John Stevens, at which there is a post, thence along said street westwardly tw enty feet, thence northwardly it right angles with Second street afiresaid to the line of Andrew Watson's land, be the distance more or less, thence eastwardly, along said Andrew Watson's line, tw enty feet, more or leas, to the corner of lot leased by John Stevens as aforesaid, and thence along the line of eaid lot southwardly, be the same more or less, to the post at the place of beginning; being part of the lot marked in plan if Pittsburgh as out lot No. bounded by the MonongaLela river, and by out loU Nos. 4 and subject to an annual ground rent of ten dollars; on which there is erected a two story frame dwelling house.

Seized and taken in execution as the property of the said William Davis and Benjamin Davis, at the suit of W. Forw ard, for use, ALSO, All the right, title, and claimof John M. Fisher, of, in, and to a certain lot or e. sr 1 AT3 CC Managers. SCHEME.

ST2O.UO0 10.000 PITTSBURGH SMITHFIELD STKEET. THE Ensuing (iuarter will commence on th PJih of the present month. (July, 1830.) when the various branches of Orthography. Reading, Wiiting, Grammar, Geography. Aiithrcetic, Algebra, Mensuration, Surveying, Navigation, Book-Keeping.

and Composition, will be taught by the subscriber, on the following terms: Junior Class, at Four dollars er quarter. Senior Class, at Five dollars per quarter. TIIOS. MAV LIN. SCTReferences are kindly permitted to be mad to tne following gentlemen, who, amongst others, have honored him ith their confidence in placing their children under his care: Messrs.

Georg Anshulz. Thomas Dickson, Rahm. M. M. Murray.

Whh Closev. J. Harmon, S. Cuthbert. Pittsburgh, July 03 OGERS' SUPERIOR ORANGE kegs jut received on consignment, and lor by JAMES ADAMS, Jr.

6c Co. No. 8 Market street. IS tf. T5TALUABLE PROPERTY TOR SALE.

some future day, may have an important bearing on the slave miestion in Britain and the United tales. $20,000 10.000 2.500 1,505 5.000 2.500 2.000 3,000 The Boston Patriot states that Ftd'er. who recently robbed the U. S. Branch 1 prize of 1 1 1 5 5 5 10 20 35 51 51 51 102 102 1479 H475 ink in that city, accomplished the robbery in the following way: 2.500 1.505 1,000 500 403 300 2o0 100 50 40 30 25 20 1) 5 Snag Marines of Pittsburgh, at a meeting held at Flour island, in the City of Pittsburgh, on the 1st July.

1330: Resolved, Thut each member of this society wiil his exertions to have a box, with a suitable device, for the reception of contributions, placed in a conspicuous place in every Steam Boat on the weatern waters; and that the proceeds of the said box be regularly paid over, by the Captains of the respective boat, to the Treasurer of this Society, to be remitted by him to the heirs of Robert Fulton. The Ssag Marixes celebrated the Anniversary of Ameiican Independence in that beautiful locust and walnut grove, situated on the bank of the Ohio River, about midway between the mouth of Char-tiers Creek and MKee's Rocks. The party was conveyed to the ground bv the steam boat Allegheny, and the day was spent in the utmost harmony. Captain Teo.mvs B. Davis acted as President of the day, and Captain Ws.

Bairo aa Vice-President. REGULAR TOASTS. 1. The Fourtn of July, 6 The brightest div History's log-book, when our country first rus-d steam and cut loose fiom tyranny. We now realize the promts of the adcentui e.

2. The memory of Washington Wiih his image for ifg'te hmd. and his counsels tor our pilot, the good Boat States u.ay cul tcaicr with anv vesel that floats. 3. The worthies of 'To As gallant a ere is as ver mamt'i a vessel bays or sJioals.

and moored net in the eddy of victory. 4. Oar Country Extensive, commodious, and seaworthy May her crew never prove htbters in peace nor cowards in war. 5. The etnpiieof die Snag Marines It extends from St.

Peters to the Baiize, and from Litde Rock to Oiean. 6. The Authorities of oar Country Let them 4.0 X) 3.500 2.550 2.040 1.530 piece of ground in Pitt township, Allegheny county, being bl No. 5 in Boyle Irwin's plan of lots in said township; extending in front along the Greene-burgh and Pittsburgh turnpike road, fifty feet, an I ia depth 100 feet to a twenty foot aliev on Inch On Monday evening, he settled Ms accounts. and handed over to ihe Cashier his trunk, locked, and supposed to contain his balance of cash, which trunk was placed in the vault for safe keeping.

On Tuesday morning, he not appearing at the mit ioi. it cstrrn pr.ptr. Experimenting A printer'sapprentice at York was found dead in the press-room, hanging by the neck. It is presumed that he was making experiments in hanging, and carried the matter too far. He had stood upon the box to adjust the cord, and had piaceJ a lookins-plass opposite, so that he might se how he looked, it is supposed with, a cord round his neck Leeds Mer.

American Manufactures. The brig Neponset which lately sailed" from Boston fir Calcutta, carried alout 150 bales domestic cotton. Durltam Shirt Horns The Columbia Spy of Thursday last, in noticing the passage through that place of the lot of cattle purchased by C. A Bar-nitz. Esq.

of York, at Colonel Towel's mvs 'ic are informed that vne of the Coirs, for which $410 urert paid, yields cream fcj- 2ilLs of Builer per week." Chambersburgh liepos. We are glad to see that the death of Mrs. Hirks, from the bite of a snake on her face and breast, while lying in bed. which was announced on the authority of the Chillicothe Evening Post, is contradicted in a later number or the same paper. Mrs.

H. although very severely bitten, being now on the recovery. The Quintessence of Epigram. The following lines, said to have been scribbled on Bonner's tombstone by a Westminster scholar, have never been surpassed for concentrated bitterness! If heaven be pleased when sinneis cease to sin. If hell be pleased hen sinners enter in.

If earth be pleised whene'er it lose a knave, Then all are pleased for Bonner's in his grave." Thf fist duty of a Statesman is to build up the moral energy of a people. This i their first interest; and he who weakens it. inflicts an injury which not'ent c.in repnin nor shouid anv splendor of services, or any pvmntirv success, avert from hini the infamy which he" has earned. Let pubiic men learn to think more reverently of their function. Let them feel that they are touching more vital interests than property.

them tear nothing so mrsch as toap the moial convictions of a people, by unrighteous legislation, o- a selfish policy. Let them cultivate in themselves the spirit of religion an virtue, as the first requisite to public station. Let no apparent advantage to the community, any more than to themselves, seduce them to the infraction of any moral law. Let them put faith in virtue as the strength of nations. Let them not be disheartened by temporary i'l succe in upright exertion.

Let them remember, that while th-y and their eotemporaries live bjt for a day. the s'ate is to lire f.r ages, and that Time, the unerring arbiter, will vindicate the wisdom as well as the magnanimity of the public maa, who. cjnSJing in the power troth, justice, and philanthropy, asserts their claims, and reverently follows their monitions, amidst general disloyalty aud corruption. Chaining. 2,550 areerected three frame buildings.

fuhjtctto a iy ground rent of 50. Taken in execution as rty of the said Jjha M. Fisher, at the The nt7TS for 14.790 the prop 57,375 i suit of Ja awes M'Crcedv. Lank at tne usual hour, a message was sent to his house, to which it was replied that be was sick. His trunk was then opened to verify his cah ac prizes-34220 tickets blanks ALSO.

Ail the right t-ile, interest, and claim of William Wools, of, in and to a certain lor, piece, or parcel of Lnd. situated in Ross Allegheny County, heinjr natt of the reserved tract ad- of Eri, at the corner tf French a count, when the sum above stated was fjand to be missing. Farther inquiry was then maie. and it was soon ascertained he had absconded. We Second streets, on the Bvrin of the Lake, wher the Cainl is 'oc-ited.

It is a commodious two Tic $5 00; Halves DO; natters 51 2o. jacent to eghenv 1 own: oi the whole have not heard that he has been seen since Mon oi the 1 ls tmrkeu "J24. adtoimug parts cf lots Nos. terv hoiie 75 t'V 0 fet. A cairiage house.

J1 H'uy enclosing casu i3 ana -1 j. containing aoom luuneea acres; on hd. an staltie atsut l'i'J fee, in length are at- day evening at o'clock. Every measure has been taken by the Branch Bank Directors. by expresses and otherwise, to spread tha news of tii'is bold and extensive Milan v.

uaioe tHCtieJ II, Wltnail Oiner OUt IvjilGiBgii DCCf SSarV 3r prize tickets in former lotteries, wilt be prompt- which there, is ertcted one attended to. tnJ kitchen. Taken in exe xecution as the pro- for ativern. Also, a hancsome 3den. with 111.

A statement of the draw inrr will be forwarded Fuller is of respectable cannexions and has perty ri said i.iiam oods, at lite suit vl 1 iicuias r'etv choice frait trees. It is leased for Uire XVods. vears frcm 1st April, 153s), for S2i)0. It can ALSO. All the right, title, interest, and claim of had oa terms, and eav pavmcnu.

A John Fluck, cf, in. and to one lot of ground in pHrcf the garden in front. thy 341 feet reserved a wife and interesting family of children in this city. He was considered a correct and accom plished clerk bv those who empioved him. Much tai xjoeny, one acre itaasen percn- atiuiluing spot, or particulars, inqnireat No.

ti each adventurer. Cash paid for prizes on presentation. Apply to. or address. DAVID GREER.

At the Lottery and Exchange OjUtt, No. 114 Market street, comer of Lihtriy Pittsburgh. Where was sold, in Ciass rj. the Capital Prize of in Class 7. the Capital Prize of and in Class 10, the Caoita! Prize of So 0j0.

July 9, 130. excitement was produced by the circumstances above detailed, when made known.1' u. 3 5 Water street. Pittsburgh, or of Mr pv, merchiCt. Erie.

es. adjoining grounu 01 coiomon aou Berlin, of Jacob Negley, and the turnpike road; on which are elected one log house, one a eep a origin iook vui ior breakers ahead We trust oar watch aud pilots while we find tbem faithful. JOHN DICKSON. Jay 2. 1-30.

3u' blacksmith shop, and wdgocmaker's shop. Stiz- ed and taken in execution as the rrooeitr oi the 7. The Jndiciarv The best guize a "a-net to A said John Fluck. at the suit of Samuel A CHASCE FOR U11CIIAFER5. tuts of faction, or the pressure of jwicen 8.

Old Pennsylvania Like Nah's Ark of MANAGERS' OFFICE. PITTSBURGH. for ue. ALSO. By virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias ff WILL SELL, at a lo price, and on ac- all the right tiUe, interest an 1 claim of Ul.atn fl rnodating the f.jllowin described pt- uiair, in uis nans 01 1,11 executors, pcrty in the ctt ot Fittst argu.

to wit: John Hannen, Thomas Fairman, and Jane One Tiro Story Brick B'ti'dinv, site. UNION CANAL LOTTERY OF PEJfSSTLVAXlt. CLASS No. 12 for 1 to be drawn at Phils delphia, on SATURDAY, 17TH JULY, 1-31. Yates M'Istre, Managers.

Sixty Numlier Lottery Nine Drawn Ballots. ill. awi iu ct ui 'iiua'c oi ifn in PfCiT.r. t.H.ViVn i.rrii r.nr. rI I tte city of Ptttburh.

being part of lot No. 120 streets. iillfti. the general plan cl the city containing in front on Also TSrf- Buildirg Lots, eligibly Liberty anJ renn siie-U Uirty tt. and extend- and of convenient size, on ti corner of ot an eqsal DrearJJi Irom Liberty to t'enn Smith? eld srer-t n.l Diioond street two hundred and forty feet.

Leing the east- WALTER II. LOWRIE. eu a ovij Mrj oncK nouse anu uunaings. i Taken in execution as the property of William) Brooke-lie, Jejfersm Counly, Pa. The spot selected by the commissioners, as the seat of justice for JeKsrson county, and confirmed by the act of Assembly, passed at th last session, organizing that county, has lately been laid oat in town and out lots, tearing this name.

At the sale which took place last week. town lots were sold from i SlkMeach The last day's sides averaged above Sxh without including a mill seat, which sold for SUMO. The proceeds of sale will, no doubt, be sutfieietit to build the Court House. This maybe considered a high rate for lots, most of which stiil remiin in a state of nature. But the advantage and prospects of this new county to attracted the attention of a crowd of strangers.

Persons were known ta be present from twelve neighboring counties. The location of Brookville is a ood one. and it has been judiciously laid cul by Mr. Sloan, the artist. It rs situated on the Susquehanna and Wa-lerford turnpike.

44 miles east of Franklin, and immediately at the head of Iiedbank which is form-ed by the confluence of the three branches of San-dy lick, at this point, fledbank 1ms, in general, a sufficiency water for steamboats on the Clan-chard plan." The Allegheny could now visit were it not for the obstructions created by a few mill dams. Brrx.kviih must become the place of deposit ior the iron manufactured in the counties of Centre and Clearfield, designed for the Pit's-borgh market. 'Die lands in Jetferson county are of a muth better quality than is renerally supposed by those who have formed an estimate of their chaiacter by merely passin? through the cour.ty, along ihe turnpike. Larg bodies are exceedingly well adapud to the culture of sinaii grain. SCHEME.

1 prize cf $2-MX) is 1 J.JJ0 1 2,50 2.500 1 1,505 l.5 5 1,000 5.0U0 5 5)0 2 500 5 43 2.000 1J 3.W 20 4.000 3-3 310 51 5-3 2.550 51 4) 2.040 51 3-1 Utiti 102 25 2.550 102 20 2.U0 1479 1 1 14.7W 1475 57,375 lilair. deceased, in the hanis bis executors, at the suit of William Momgomerv. WM. CAVEN, SheriS-. ShenfTs Office, July 9, Ir30 w3t.

INTtTTiTiIGSEJCB OITICE. Sivth TTes! corner rf Diamond, Pittsburgh, June 15. tf. inicr for sajt.f. TT HAVE on hand.

Three Kiln, containing aiwvot Jt 3fV)ir) rate Erick, which I will itpc of on liberal terns. ALSO. TO LET. The hsise and formerly occupied by ase, shruf half a mile east of Eirnosgham: the kt eli stocked with trees. Inquire of OR.

MS BY GREGG. No. 2r WmM street, Or of the sulwtriher tar trie Menongsl'at Bridge. O. ORMSBY.

Jte II. DOGT031 SBXIEHS an assorted cargo Her present rrf ir have practically given to her motto, Virtue, Libeiiv. and InJepead-noe." the new additions. Intern Improvements and Domestic Manufactures. 9.

Pittsburgh aadhercpraiiv-s Owners.Mas-tersand 31en Tht can furnish the Maaui'aclure, we can find the Market. 10. education The best fad to keep alive the jt-fi of patriotism among a free people. 11. The memory of ti May the benefitted never prove cngiateful to their benefactor.

12. The Tariff Oar own Live Oak. oar own Irr and onr own Mechanics; we go ckead while keep this channel. 13. Our fair friends May thy never run foul the worst of snazs- a bad huslnad.

VOLUNTEER TOASTS. ByJtmes MKce. Washivgtov Whoimin- ly aided in raining l'dierty and independence. May have wisdjtu enough to preserve and trnmii liicui to posterity. By Cat-tain T.

B. Dm is. Capt. HrvRr. M.

heve. The inventor of the that destroct-ye fie of the standing snags. May the sapport htm in his exertions irn-pr vennreoipire. Puul Piy. EyF.

Voter. The asvlumof Irishme.y Wnen 5 the t.f cur island borne, fct net tr forget the biigitt example of the Kagie ef Colunihii. wbase InAy at CijLt tauslt cs. that earth and chains ars not the destiuies of a resolute, virtuous, and intelligent eopie. Motes Steinet.

Eg A. HfX. mple. Tne heirs of Robert rTC, a father's legacy was p-nury and wai. To as his ingenuity and enterprise have fiven themeuuof aggrSndiseflieat: since the snag adversny has carried otf the anefcor of hope and lorown tnm the current, down which tbey aajocthlywe CAnnot, as prrn; tim wttn a a THE subscriber resptrctfully inioims the citizens of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, tat he still continues the Intelligence and Genera! Agency business.

Farms to let and for sale. Hocm? ti let. Lots fyr sale. 31orey coileetei, procured for persons of dmst every occo pation. and AssisUmts procured fur fainiiie a ad ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

By- the siiip Coral, at Boston, London papers have been received to May 20th. and Liverpool to the 21st. The following is'the bulletin of the 19th, concerning the King's health. Windsor May 19. The King slept well last night.

His 3Iajesty's symptoms continue alleviatedr The correspondent of the Morning Herald of the2th. savs. tnat on the evening preceding the 19th. he conversed cheerfuily with his attendants for some hours, and slept soundly through the night, until he was awoke by the workmen's bell at 6 o'clock in the morning that 03 the dbw-ing day the Duke of Wellington had an audience with the King, and remained with hira nearly two hours. The Court Circa'ar of the 9th, says.

Tne Kmg continues in an improving state, aod we are at length gratified in being ahie to announce that hopes are entertained of his Majesty's restoration to a convalescent state. The newsof the dissolution oftbe French Chamber produced a sligh: depression of the funds in London. A calamitous event has happened in the family of die King of Prussia. The third son of the King wounded one of the servants so severely, that ha die in consequence. The ordinary courts cannot take cognizance of such a case.

But the King had appointed a special commission to investigate the affair, and open their report, an order in the Council will either arqait the Price, or otcre him to S95prizer, 2025bhrks; S4'220 ticket, 13C3s0 pttons inuusines''. Tickets $5 00: Halves S- SO; Quarters $1 25. 1 Wanted. $400 Wanted on a I.an. for which i security will be given.

A resctahl Clerk Order frooi abroatl. (pot-t paid,) enclosing ca-h v.aats a situation. Several Housemaid wa.ited or prize tickets in former lotteries, will Uj prompt- imrKediately. Several Bov wanted f.r respecta- HF twixt Wool trd Market mm! opposite th New Branch April 5. 1S3U.

tf Pittsburgh Starch Masiulactorv. attended to. tie trades. Two Rooms to kt. and can be had by Should this village spring up as rapidly as it bids fur to do.

it may be considered an acquisition to the interests of the Northern turnpike, and may lle UtGisrER, containing an official statement of the drawing, will be forwarded ta each adventurer. Cash paid for prizes on ptesentation. Apply ta or address a roamed couple without children. I wo rame Houses in the city for sle. Two Farms wanted tu buy.

and one to tent. Arplv at the Office. No. 82 Third street, be give an impulse to business in the section of country in which il is located. Cratrford Messenger.

TARCH mannfictired tl above tstb Ilsbnent. may be had at t-e store cf Gewra GEORGE A. COOK, tween Wood and Market, where the above bust. The population of Canada is estimated at fire Leuett Agennor late 5cM list vie. No.

ood reet, cess will at all times be attended to hundred thousand souls. It has doubled times, KirkpatrVclu N. DIarorcd A3f. ot ateitl-ercf the foUoviiifr iie'e Jce Park i Tester Church; R-Ptsi'-h Co D- Drrt.w Gzbriel Adts ALEX- Tt EG US ON. GF.O KIRXPATEICS be re have been sold and paid prizes arooast- i (post-paid) are to be directed as above, ing ta apwarda of ONE HUNDRED THOU-1- WILLIAMS according to th Quebec Gazette, in seventy-me Var Jrn 11.

leif 3t SAND DOLLARS JaJy9. 1S30..