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It is extremely probable that several PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. physician who was present at the pest mortem examination. He tells us that though he has long been a practitioner in the city, and many cases of common cholera, first and last, under his: charge, of Spasmodic Cholera have occurred at New York But this does not render it certain that the disease will spread widely in that TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1832. The Great Rejected The N. York city, or win appear at all in Philadelphia.

Those who live in squalid poverty, or in filthy situations, or whose habit3 are intem American, of the. 6th instant, states that the Packet Ship New York, of the 1st of this peculiar modification ofthe disease is entirely new him. The case at the corner of Duane and Washington streets, is an Irish woman. She was attacked night before last, and though living at 8 o'clock last night, was considered near her end. We have no wish to fix the terra Asiatic," or any other term, upon these cases, but as far as the descriDtion eoes, they are faithfully and une, from Liverpool, was below Mr cmouxjui Of the Medical College of Ohio.

THE Trustees of this Institution, in issuing their annual ciicular, take pleasure in announcing the continued patronage and favorablo rlgarj of lhe WwUture of the State; and that abundant evidence has already been given, that the Medical College of Ohio will fully meet the expectations of its w.rmest friend. Iu prosperity has been regularly nd rapidly progressive. It Commenced its first session in 1S24-25 with a clasg of 15 students, and at iu last session in 1831-2, the number of actual students was 131. Th number of graduates at the last commencement was 36. In addition to the buildings erected in 1826, las, and a majority of both Houses of Congress advocated, and approved the present charter.

Still later, the Supreme Court ofthe United States, by a unanimous opinion, asserted the Constitutionality of the Bank. In addition to these, opinions of Hamilton, of Washington, of Madison, of majorities in both Houses of Congress at different times, and ofthe Supreme Court, President Jackson has also before him, in favor of the Bank, the clear and decided opinion of Mr. McLane, a member of his own cabinet, and the head of that very department to which the Bank is more immediately necessary. The opinions ofthe other members of his cabinet proper are, JOHN DALZELL 6c J0S1AII KING Being associated in the Grocery and Com-inision Business, under the firm of JOZZZT DAL7iTiTjIi 00. AT NUMBER 170.

corner of Liberty and Ir-win streets, Pittsburgh, invite the influence nJ patronage of their respective friends and the public to their present large and various stock, consisting in part of 80 Packages Fresh Imperial, G. P. Y. II. and Souchong Teas; 150 Bags Rio and Java Coffee; PePPer and Alspice; Ws.

Lump and Loaf Sugar; 10 Boxes Havanna 50 Casks Salt Petre; 100 Kegs Rock and Rifle Powder; 4. (WO Lbs. Spanish Sole Leather; 200,000 do. Bacon." Piitel perate, are chiefly in danger We presume that the prescriptions respecting diet and clothing, which have been published in Luren was a passenger on board truly stated, upon direct and competent authority. The Health of Pittsburgh At the same time it is perfectly true mat ma gene can assert, fearlessly, that our city has ne- most oi me newspapers, are well founded The person attacked must commend himself to God and some skilful physician.

ral health ofthe city was never better. The nura- ver oeen more nealthy, at this season of the year, than it is at this time. It was. uer ot deaths per week is less man usuai. nuu whatever may be the character of these cases, there is noneed of the panic, much less of running away from the city.

We verily believe that those therefore, with great surprise that we saw rrom an that we have read and heard of the history of the Cholera in Europe and Canada, we are convinced that the panic announce-, in tlie lialtimore Gazette. I new tCitice nas been put up within the last year, which will add considerably to the convenience of citizens who remain will he sater than those veo remove. men nas too otten preceded or accompanied the appearance of the distemper, does that a letter had been received there, containing the intelligence that the Cholera had made its appearance within our limits. the clasa. The whole structare presents a uniform front of 91 feet, having three distinct Lecturs The British Consul still continues to issue clean we believe, not generally known, but we entertain no doubt, that Messrs.

Cass, Livingston, and Taney, are decidedly favora bills of health. toonis, a cabinet hall for natural and artificial ca hich, with the minor articles of roceries Iron, Nails, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, and all other Pittsburgh manufactured goods render the whole well deserving the attention of Merchants and others visitin? this market for supplies. more mischief than the latter itself, or is at least a great aowavation of the evil. All The second Edition of the New York Courier, 1 he statement is absolutely untrue no under date of July 4, one o'clock, P. M.

has no remark relative to ths health ofthe city, and it ble to the continuance of this institution. We do, therefore, still the Presi riosities, ana an ample norary department, wun abundant accommodations for the prosecution of practical anatomy. bustle tiiat is not required for the accora- Their Store and Ware Rooms, being and eligibly situated for the purpose, thev will pusnment ofthe proper precautions and dent will not set up his own opinion and Appropriations have been made, to enable ttia case has occurred which would justify even the most terror stricken Cholerist in making such a communication. Indeed we greatly doubt whether any such letter was is lair to presume that no new cases of sickness deserving notice had occurred. It has, however, the following paragraphs: preservatives, is to be deprecated, because the opinions of his irresponsible advisers Faculty to enlarge the Library, which will be found to embrace the best works in the various branches of medical science, as well as the prominent peri always give prompt attention to the Storage, Transit, or Sale on Commission, at moderate charges, of any Merchandise or Produce entrusted to their neigntens panic.

Business should be against the flood of authorities in favor of I be Cholera is breaking out in various places written by a citizen of Pittsburgh, and in throughout the country. We do not think it is the continued as usual; no change allowed in the Bank To do so, would, in our appre odicals of this country and Europe. pestilence, but the common American Cholera. care. ALSO, cline to believe that although the letter was dated and postmarked here, it must have hension, be a height of presumption of the ordinary movement of social affairs, and the constituted authorities be suffered heightened by panic.

Mammoth models have been procured lor ine une of the Professor of Anatomy, carved by Mr. which we sincerely hone the President in lroy, a lew cases of common Cholera have tat Landing, and for Sale, as above, to act according to their views of exigency will not be guilty. appeared. Rush of Philadelphia, on the plan of those so advantageously employed in the University of Pennsylvania; and in addition to the regular course of been penned by a resident of a neighboring town, and that it was the product of a more calculating feeling than terror. must beware of frightening each other, In brie, Pa.

cases have also appeared. In Albany they have three cases: we give an 500 barrels and half barrels No. 2 Mackerel; 150 barrels Tanners' Oil; 10 hogsheads Sperm. Oil; 12 do. Cod Fish: Thermometrical Observations.

ectures, private instructions will be given, as here and by undue alarms, and great hyperboles of our own, scaring away those who supply exlraet from the Evenine Journal. The authori tofore, and extensive accommodations offered to ties of Albany have put a quarantine upon vessels 9, P. M. i 9 o'clock, A. M.

3, P. M. Shade. Sun. Shade.

Sun. us from the country with our necessaries and steamboats having Cholera on board. Ridi all who may desire to prosecute Practical Anatomy. In short, all the means of anatomical illaar Weather. culous! and comforts.

London, Liverpool, Edin Air. Sylvester has politely favored us with the Commercial Advertiser of New York, ofthe 5th from which we take the following intelligence. The Board of Health, in that city, at a tration, that can be had in any school of the Uni burgh, Dublin indeed all the large cities ted States, may be enjoyed in this establishment. CHOLERA IN ALBANY. From the Albany Evening Journal.

We cannot doubt but that it is our duty to re of Great Britain remained tranquil with ihe Chemical department has also received ve ry important accessions; it contains bu the appara Julyl. 78 108 82 125 80 clear. 2. 78 102 85 108 80 cloudy. 3.

76 100 89 116 80 clear. 4. 79 102 86 129 82 do. 5. 75 81 84 122 78 cloudy.

6. 77 99 86 106 82 do. 7. 80 116 90 124 83 clear. 00 do.

New Orleans Sugar; 75 casks New Orleans Molasses; 200M Kentucky Segars. Flour and Whiskey always bought and sold. Also, on hand, a large stock of every description of foreign WINES. SPIRITS, warranted pure: in original casks, or put up to order. march 6, 1333.

tf RE3IOVAL. TnrENRYF.SCIIWEPPE,VVholesaleGrocer port two cases of Cholera to-day, in this city. vastly more to apprehend than Philadel phia has or can have. Nat. Gaz.

tus that is requisite to the successful leaching of quarter before one, P. on Thursday, reported, for the last 24 hours, twenty cases William Teeling was attacked at 12 o'clock last night, and is now (12 at noon) dying. Doctors mis uselul branch ot medical science. is iur-nished with fine specimens of the new French of Cholera, out of which eleven Van Antwerp, March, Bronson, and other physi preparations and with a large number of pharma I he ISew York papers furnish cheering deaths had occurred cians pronounce it a strongly marked case of ilia ceutical compounds. It contains the most power- Extract of a letter from a member of Congress miorraation respecting the Cholera.

There lui galvanic battery and the hnest compound blow- lignant Cholera. The subject lived near Fish slip, surrounded by filth, and has been through life, an is some doubt whether any case at all has to tne editor oi me Baltimore Patriot, dated Wasbigto5. July 5. intemperate man. pipe in the Western country, togetner wmi many valuable articles, which need not be detailed.

For the better demonstration of the several sub existed in that city; but at all events the Foreign News. The New York brought news to the 1st June, frctn Liverpool. The Reform Bill was making progress in the House of Lords. Earl 1 he second case is a sen at Hugh Bradford The Bank Bill has been sent to the President, and the rumer is that he will veto it, dated on the statements otthe number of persons attack near the Watering Place, in South Market street jects taught by the other Professors, a fine collec 4th of uly, as an act worthy to be recorded on that etl was greatltf exafrrrpmtrrL nnd shnws th.fi His friends say that he drank too much cold water rttJ 7 impropriety of issuing unofficial reports on yesterday. He was taken in the night and died day.

it is new confidently asserted that Mr. Secrets Grey carries every thing in his own way Wellington had gone to the country, to re at half past 11 clock this forenoon: liis habits ry Livingston is to go to France, and Mr. Senator so tearful and obsorbing a subject. The apprehension of such a scourge is worse have been irregular. mam until the bill was passed, and most That these men died of Cholera, ef some kind Forsyth, of Georgia, is to be Secretary of State! This is supposed to be merited by his hostility to man the thing itself, and those who hastily there is no doubt.

Of its peculiar type we are un of the Tory Lords had also absented them selves. Mr. Calhoun, and his late sincere attachment to and incautiously excite the fears ofthe pub- the Hero. able to speak. The Board ot Health will un doubtedly report upon them; and upon their re ic, are guilty or a decree of inconsiderate The Cholera had almost disappeared from Paris The Princess Louisa was soon tion of enlarged plates, drawings, surgical and obstetrical instruments has been procured, and no reasonable expense will he spared, to insuie ths best possible effect to all their instructions.

In addition to the above advantages.it is proper td state, that the medical care of the Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum of Ohio, is by law vested in the Faculty of the College. This institution ofTers ample opportunities for witnessing disease in almost every form, and the diligent student cannot fail to profit by the advantage it affords. Its Trustees propose to have it considerably enlarged, and, if practicable, ready for patients early in the approaching autumn. Circumstances, some of which were not within the control of the Board, have been the occasion of several chances in the organization of the Fa port we shall rely with confidence. Mr.

McLane the Treasury is reported to be in great trouble relative to the Bank, considering ness which merits a very harsh epithet. iUH. UrUZ. us continuance indispensable to the prosperous to leave Paris, to be married to King Leo pold. MARRIED, condition ot the finances of the Government.

At New Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 13th ul inese are tne rumors ol the day. We are A letter from on board the United States Fri looking for the veto and understand that the Re timo, by the Rev. Mr. Coudle, Mr. MEADVILL gate Potomac, dated March 2, 1832, Coast of Ja It was stated that Ibrahim Pacha had obtained a victory over 15,000 Turkish troops, marching to the relief of St.

Jean GRANT, to Miss JANE LLEKTUN solutions requesting the President to set apart a day for Prayer that the Cholera may be diverted CULLOUGH, both of Washington county, Pa. va, says" We have had a fight. It was with the Malays of Sumatra. We suppose that one hundred and fifty of them were killed. On our from the land, will share the same fate, as uncon At Washington City, on Tuesday evening, June JJ.JL and Commission Merchant, lately removed to the Corner of St.

Clair and Penn streets, (opposite to the Exchange,) is now receiving, and offers for sale, Gunpowder, Imperial, and Y. II. Teas; Rio and Havanna Coffee; Loaf, Lump, white Havanna, andN. O. Sugars; Plantation and Sugar-house Molasses; Fresh Rice, Chocolate, Pepper, Allspice, Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Havanna, Spanish.

Melee, and Common Segars Champagne and Cog. Brandy; Holland Gin; Jamaica and N. Orleans Rum; 1 Madeira, Port, Lisbon, Teneriffe, Malaga, and Claret Wines, guaranteed pure as imported; Philadelphia Glue; Gum Shellac, Spirits Turpentine; Richmond Pittsburgh Manufactured Tobacco, assorted; Madder, Camwood, Fustic, Camp. Logvvoad; Sperm. Candles, and best Winter strained Oil; Olive Oil, Wine Vinegar; Alum, Coperas, Saltpetre; No.

1 and 2 Mackerel; COO Prime Attakapas Hides, Sec. Comprising, in the whole, as well selected and general assortment of Groceries as any in the Market, on accommodating terms. Pittsburgh, may 8, 1832. 2m Valuable TTWpfcYty FOR, SALS. THE Subscriber, wishing to decline the Mercantile business, will dispose of his property at Letart Falls, Ohio, on accommodating terms.

The property consists of a Two Story Frame House, and Brick Kitchen, with a well of excellent water at the kitchen door. The house was built expressly for a Dwelling and Mercantile Establishment. The lot on which the house is erected, contains 3-4 of an acre of ground, and em Acre, and it was supposed that place stitutional, no such specification beinjr found in the 26th, ISAAC olILLBY KfcEU, Esq of Mis side, two were killed and fourteen wounded: no would consequently fall. Constitution, as appointing a day for Prayer, siseippi, to ANN LAURA, daughter of Gen. Duff Green.

Bank of the United States. The ofheer killed. You will soon have the official account. We shall be at Batavia, probably, in eight or ten days." American Daily Advertiser. On the 5th by Robert Christy.

Mr. Yeas and nays, on the passage of the bill rechartering this institution has at ISRAEL PIIALIN to Miss ELIZA TAYLOR, Hank Bill. all of this city. length passed both Houses of Congress Yeas Messrs. Adams, C.

Allan, A. Allen. Al New York State Convention The Al we give, to day, the yeas and nays in the lison, Appleton, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashley. Bab- bany Daily Advertiser (of 29th tilt.) says, House ot Kepresentatives our State De cocR, Hanks, IS. Uarber, Barringer, Barstow, I.

C. Bates, Boon, Briggs, Bucher, Bullard, Burd, Bur- legation marked in Italics. Old Pennsyl the Rational Republicans are rapidly or BAHLD BALDWIN, Shipping and Commission Merchants, LOUISVILLE, KY. KO. 7 COMMERCIAL ROW.

ges. Choate, Collier, L. Condict, S. Condit. E.

ganizing in every part of the State. Seve vania gave a noble vote. Mr. Muhlenburg, being interested in the Bank, was excused, Cooke, B. Cooke, Cooper, Corwin, Coulter, Craig, Crans, Crawford, Creighton, Daniel.

John Davis, Dearborn, Lenny, Dewart. Doddridge, Drayton, ral counties have already appointed Dele- rrnfoa tn ftifi YTlmo C.rr I'DnliAn rvf lli fnltr at his own request, from voting Adam r.iiswortn, j. t.vans, j. t.vans, Everett, H. King voted against the Bank, and the rest and others have called meetings for the Everett, Ford.

Gilnore, Grennell, Hodges, Heis of the members from this State went in purpose. The Convention will be a full tcr, Horn, Hughes. Huntington. Ihrie, Ingersoll, Itvin, Isacks, Jenifer, Kendall King, Kerr, solid column in favor of the bill; thus one and a strong one. Such is the impor UTRefcr to Ali.em Grast, Pittsburgh.

C. Macallister, Jr. Cincinnati. A. G.

Jaudo.k or Macallister York, Philadelphia. Whitall, Jaudon or York, Macallistkr fc Veto Orleans. July 10, 1S32. if tance of the coming election that thous giving, from this State, a majority of twenty- ands ofthe highest respectability in every two for the bill, which is precisely the ma- Letcher, Mann, Marshall, Maxwell, R. M'Coy, M'Duffie, M'Kcnnan, Mercer, Milligan, Muhlenberg, Newton, Pearce, Pendleton, Pitcher, Potts, Randolph, J.

Reed, Root, Russel, Semmes, W. B. Shepard, A. H. Shepperd, Slade, SmiUt, Sou quarter ofthe country, who have for years, jority in the whole House.

So that it would culty, within the last year. The unexpected resignation of Dr. Drake, whose talent and reputation were justly appreciated, seemed to impose the necessity of reducing the number of professorships, and as a consequence of that reduction, of vacating the chair of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children. Doctor Maorhead, who was known to be eminently qualified for the duties of that chair, was transferred to it, from the chair of Theory and Practice, at his own and Doctor Eberle, whose fame isprovorbial. was appointed to the chair vacated by the transfer of Doctor Moorhead.

It is believed, that all the chairs oftho Institution are now filled by professors, whose talents and devotion to medical science, will bear an advantageous comparison with those of any other institution with which we are acquainted. An unusual degree of harmony and good feeling exists in the Faculty, which insures a cordial and united effort to advance the great objects oftho school, and it ia believed, that the present arrangement is such as to warrant public confidence and justify the expectation of emeient and permanent patronage. In all their deliberations, the Board have steadily kept in view, as the only motive of their conduct, the prosperity and usefulness oftho College, and the elevation of the medical character, in the Western country. The entire cost of a full course of Lectures, being at the rate of $15 for each ticket, and $3 for matriculation and the use ofthe Library, is ninety-three dollars. The Hospital ticket is a sepirato charge of five dollars, which the student may taka or omit, athis pleasure.

The requisitions of candidates for graduation are: First, Satisfactory certificates of having studied medicine witli some respectable practitioner during three years, and of having attended two full courses of lectures; nr Secondly, Of having attended three successive courses of lectures, and studied, as before, during braces a good Steam Boat Landing, at the head of in a great measure, retired from politics, seem that the other States were just equally divided thard, fepence, fetanberry, Stephens, Steuart, CS TRAY HORSE. Broke into the premises 1 ef the subscriber, living in Plum township. will simultaneously come forth once more, and unite in the general effort which is to Storrs, P. Thomas, Tompkins, Conjecture is now busy as to the course Letart Falls. It is perhaps the Dest siana on me Ohio river for a Boat Store and Wood Yard.

Any person disposed to keep a Country Store, Boat Store, Wood Yard, and Public House, might do an extensive and very profitable business. For particulars, respecting the property and the the President will pursue. Will he ap lracy, vance, verpianck, Vinton, Washington, Watmough, Wilkin, E. Whittlesy, F. Whittlesey, emancipate the republic New York will Allegheny county, a BRIGHT BAY HORSE, with a snip on his nose, black mane and tail, seven or eight years old, about fifteen hands highto E.

D. White. Wickliffe, Williams, Young1 07. prove the Bill will he permit it to become a law, by holding it over the ten days; or, take the lead, i he mass are no longer blind to the miserable policy and desperate Nays Messrs Adair, Alexander, Anderson, appearance a reagling. liie owner is desired to Archer, Barnwell, J.

Hates, Beardsley, Bell, Ber- eountry, inquire of Thomas L. Shields, or William Semple, of the firm of Bissell Semplo, intrigues which have so long been used to come lorvvaid, prove property, pay charges, and take him away. gen, Bethune, James Blair, John Blair, Bouck, Bouldin, Branch, J. C. Brodhead, Cambrelenff.

will he veto it? The stronger and more prevalent opinion seems to be, that he will place his negative upon it, and that, too, prop up the sinking fortunes of the Regents. N. Y. Spectator. JACOB STONMITS.

July 10 3i Carr, Chandler, Chinn, Claiborne, Clay, Clayton, promptly. Many zealous partisans, oppos- Connor, uavenport, uayan, 1oubleday, relder, all of Pittsburgh. Should the above namea pro perry not be sold before the first of November, en euing, it will be offered for rent. GEORGE BOYD. June 1, 1832.

4m Stiaea or Stolen Fitzgerald, Foster, Gaither, Gordon, Griffin. T. We have been favored, says the New York ed to his re-election, anxionsly desire that H. Hall, Hall, Hammons, Harper, Hawes, he would do so. We hope and desire that Courier (ofthe 4th inst.) with the following ex fin HE LOWER GREEN GLASS WORKS, Hawkins, Honman.

Hogan, Holland, Howard, tract of a letter from a gentleman on board the Hubbard, Jarvis, C. Johnson, Kavanagh, Kennon, JL (now in blast,) with all the houses, tools, he will act more wisely. We still entertain a strong hope that he will not now, A. King, J. King, Lamar.

Lansing, Leavitt, Le- and appurtenances thereto belonging, together with a first rate COAL BANK, unopened, not more compte, Lewis, Lyon, flfardis, Mason M'Carty, Potomac. Forty miles from Batazia Roads, March 7th, 1832. for the first time, adhere too obstinately to FROM the Tavern of William Peebles, six miles from the Greensburgh Turn pike Road, on the night of the 26th CHF.SXUTSORREL HORSE; than 130 yards from the Glass Works, calculated Intyre, Kay, K. Mitchell, IN aw nan. Nuc his own crude and hastily formed opinions to last the Works for several years, with the addi We arrived at Rio de Janeiro on the 10th Oc kolls, Patton, Pierson.

Plummer, Polk, E. Reed, Rencher, Roane, Soule, Speight, Standifer, F. He has heretofore expressed opinions, theo tion of OLRTELJN ACRES Or LAND, ad tober, sailed again November 5th, arrived at the vfr nMr about fifteen hands high; a white Thomas, W. Thompson, John Thompson, Ward, joining the premises. Possession given on the Cape of Good, Table Bay, Dec.

6, sailed again retically, which he very readily abandoned in practice, although the public welfare blaze in his face, and one of his hind feet white: 1st of June. Wardwell, Wayne. Weeks, Wheeler, C. P. Dec.

12. January 12, 1832, made the Island of mane and tail a fox color; a small lump just over White, Wilde, Worthington -85. Sumatra, and on February 5, came to anchor at ALSO, THE SALT WORKS, certainly required no such abandonment, his back bone, occasioned by the saddle. Any in Batto, five miles Iron, the town and fort formation, left at Peebles' Tavern, or Grifhth and although an adherence to such opin on the same plat, with new metal, containing 1200 gallons; a sufficiency of Salt Water to make 20 In the afternoon five of our Lieutenants and two nomas j. tiiacninson.

ihe case or this un ions might actually have proved beneficial. Pittsburgh, or at the residence of the sub Kprlhpr. in Jacksonville, Westmoreland county, midshipmen, disguised as a Merchant, a Captain, all the intervening time; or Thirdly, Of having been in regular reputabb practice, for the space of four years, and of having attended one full course of lectures. In all cases, the last course must be in this Institution. The lectures will commence on the last Monday in October, and close in the lust week in February.

Students are required to matriculate on or before the 20th day of November, and remain in attendance until the end of the session, unless permitted to be Hbsent by the Faculty. N. 13. The graduation fee is 25 dollars. A new Diploma will be in the present rop'---, of lar'te size, tud excnTrd ia the ery best Thus, before he was elected President, he a Supercargo, and the others as a part of the crew of a merchantman, sailed from the ship in the whale fortunate young man, convicted at the term of the Circuit Court of Adams county, just terminated, and now under sentence of death, for the forgery of a note, and also a check on the Branch Bank denounced the appointment of members of boat, under the pretence of purchasing a cargo of Congress as dangerous and improper, and Pepper; on their approach to the shore, they ob ot tne u.

states at iatcnez, has created an un will be thankfully received. A liberal reward win be given for the return of the horse, and for the detection of the thief, if the horse was stolen. JOHN IRWIN. June 29 3t Valuable lot tor Sale. yet, when called upon to act, he appointed served it lined with armed men; not thinking it common degree of excitement in the public mind.

prudent to land they put back to the ship; before l'euuons to tne governor are circulating in every more members of Congress than had been done by any preceding administration. they reached the ship a small fishing boat had direction, throughout this and the neighboring come alongside, and we made prisoners ot those counties. Among ethers, we have seen one in the hands of two amiable young ladies, who, with a who were in her. All hands were called to 'out an order devotion to the cause of humanity, so characteris It would, therefore, be a matter as well calculated to excite surprise as regret, that he should now persist in asserting the unconstitutionality ef the Bank, and op which was promptly obeyed. At half past two tic of their tender sex, are industriously obtaining bushels of good merchantable Salt per 24 hours.

Abundance of Coal at the mouth of the Furnace. Possession given immediately. Apply to S. W. CL'LBERTSON, Executor, or to A.

CULBERTSO.W Executrix, on the premises. July 10, 1832-3t $30,000 2 of $10,000 4 of $5,000. Only Ten Dollars. Call without delay on the trulv fortunate S. J.

SYLVESTER. July 10. A Curiosity. THE Director ofthe Pennsylvania Museum has the pleasure of announcing to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, that he has engaged Masier Sanders K. G.

Nellis, the signature of not only the married, but the sin o'clock we left the ship as follows: Whale boat. gle ladies in this vicinity, praying the mercy ofthe 1st Lieut. Erwin bhubnek, Lsq. commanding; Launch. 3d Lieut.

Pinckham; 1st cutter, 4th Lieut posing the majority in both Houses ot Congress, in the passage of a bill immediately connected with the public welfare. Huff; 2d cutter, Lieut. Ingersol; 3d cutter, Past executive ia behalf of the unhappy convict that he may be permitted to live, to enable him to atone for past conduct; and, in their benevolent hopes, to be a protector to his distressed wife, and Midshipman Zeely; 4th cutter, Past Midshipman ic. By order of the Board of Trustees. WM.

CORKY, President. Samuel W. Daviks, Secretary. Cincinnati, May 23, 1832. July 10, FOR RBHT.

THE Subscriber has for rent, the well known Tavern Stand, in Biidgewater, at the west end ef the Big Beaver Bridge. The house is larga and commodious, and well calculated for a public house, having four large rooms on the lower floor, with a nine feet entry a large and convenient kitchen. On the second story are six sleeping rooms, all opening on an entry, with a cellar thirty Godon; 5th cutter, Midshipman Hart; Life Boat, In a previous Message, the President dis CfnilE Subscriber offers for sale the following )c of ground, in the city of Pittsburgh, situated on Diamond Alley, between Wood street and the Diamond, containing in front on the Diamond, fifteen feet, and extending back sixty feet. A LS One other piece of ground, on the alley, recently laid oat from Diamond Alley to Fiflh Btreet, and containing in front, on said alley, forty feet, and extending back thirty feet. The said pieces of ground adjoin each other, and the whole may be sold in one lot, or the latter may be divided into two, to suit purchasers.

3 THOMAS DUN LA P. June 26 3t THE BRIDGE OVER THE 0 SONG A II E-LA AT WILL I A MSPORT. infant children. ISatchez uazette. Midshipman 1 he Commodore Barge was left by the ship.

2d Lieut. Wilson remained tinctly admitted that a National Bank, of in chafe of the ship with the Commodore some kind, was necessary tor the purposes of rrovernment: connected with this ad- lnnrled about one bell after 5 clock, num Look and Learn. A. correspondent states that a well dressed woman, accompanied by an apparently genteel man, was seen walking through one bering in all 260 men, and commenced the attack mission, was a recommendation of a Na- I I i sa a 1 1 1. -t ex, 1 1 1 fit' a I nnn .1 rri in lour divisions u- tional Bank, lounded on the credit ot the of the streets at the southeily part of the city, yesterday morning, in a state of intoxication.

She the celebrated youth BORN VV 1T11UU A1U1S, rinp We commenced an attack on the five forts, feet square under one end of the house, and a sman Government." The only objection to the ihrpo of which we took possession ef. A number under the other end, tor tne purpose oi KeC-nr liquors in, together with a suitable stable and present institution, was founded upon ill digested doubts of its constitutionality. ofthe huts were burned. The other two forts were separated from us by a creek which was too deep to fnrrL The number killed on our side, was two, garden, the whole in complete repair: the stand has been rated by the commissioners at the highest rate of license in the county, excepting the E- What is there, then, to counterbalance ami seven wounded. From all the information we afterwards sat down on the pavement and resisted all the intreaties of her companion to proceed.

Being lft alone, she lay down and went to sleep. One of the passers-by pinned a label to her clothing 'Look and After being exposed for some time in this manner to the gaze of numerous spectators, some one took pity on the miserable wretch, laid her upon a wheelbarrow, and trundled her oft' to some lesa public situation. Bost. Cour. conomv Hotel.

DTmmediate possession will ho the grave constitutional doubt of the enlightened statesman who now directs the destinies of the nation? Is the question a could receive, the number of the natives killed was 60, and 90 wounded. The names of the persons L-iUnrl t'rnm our tartv were, YVm. P. Smith, a "iven to anv person who shall rent the same. JOSEPH HEMPHILL.

Beaver, June 12, 1832. June 20. 3t NOTICE is hereby given, that Books of Subscription will be opened, for the purpose of taking Stock in said Company, as follows, viz: at Williamsport, in the county of Washington, at the house of Joseph Hamilton, on Monday, the 9th day of July next; at the Borough of Washington, said county, at the house of John Dagg, on Wednesday, the 11th day of July; at Mount Plea- unt, ia Westmoreland county, at the house of Andrew Lowery, on Saturday, the 14lh day of July; at Somerset, in Somerset county, at the house cf John Webster, on the 17th day of July; and, at Swpdr and Brown, a marine, i he whole new one? Has it never before been discussed Is it a case of the first impression, one affair was conducted with great hravery and skill i U.V. AfiKa nHi ora nnn mpn VV hsn the pleasure of seeing the star spangled banner note, for the first time, submitted to the con-even in that remote island so far from the land sideration of the statesmen of our country for a few days only. M.

N'ellis goes through a variety of interesting performances, with his toes; such as cutting profiles, watch papers, shooting with a bow and arrow, dancing, singing, For particulars, see bills. lie will make his first appearance on Monday, July 9th, and may be seen from 10 o'clock, A. M. until 10, P. M.

Admittance 25 cents: children under 12 years, 124 cents. 10 0The Subscriber, "ofthe firm of STROOP Sc. CAROTIIERS, having declined business in favor of Isaiah Dickey, begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally, that the business will hereafter be conducted under the firm of DICKEY CAROTHERS; who are now authorized to settle all transactions in their former business. JACOB STROOP. Pittsburgh, July 9, 1332.

NEW WHOLESALE Grocery and Commission "Warehouse, NUMBER 168 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH. nf Freemen. IX CENTS REWARD. Ran away from k9 the subscriber, on the 4th instant, FLETCHER GRAY, an indented apprentice to the Tanning and Currying Business. AH peraons are hereby warned against haiboring or giving him employ, under the penalty ofthe law.

The above reward, but no charges, will be paid for his return. JOHN C. MOWRY. Allegheny town, June 2G, 1832. 3t From the Baltimore American.

NEW YORK THE CHOLERA. From the Journal of Commerce, of Wednesday, we copy the following. "The Cholera. There was yesterday a great diminution of panic in regard to the Cholera, and oiany seemed to be of opinion that we had no unusual disease among ua. We are sorry to say that Mr.

Berry, our assistant sailing masier, was sec Pittsburgh, at the house ol XMcnoias urunm, vu the 25th day of July; where two or more of the It In fs itinn ond mate of the ship friendship, wnen ner crew llv massacred here. On the 7th Feb. If such were the case, the doubts of the President would be entitled to respect, at least with himself. Such however, is not the case. The subject is one which was discussed at an early period after the adop said tn id cv, -J ant Hip.

a no under weign, una auuiuotueu within a mile and a half of the town and forts, and immediately opened a heavy fire on them; we fired double fortified thirty-two pounders, NOTICE. and then stood offfor Soo Soo, a distance of two tion of the Constitution, and since that time "all the departments of our government, at different periods of our history, under every administration, and during the Commissioners, appointed oy u.e Company, will attend. ROBERT McFARLANE, JAMES GORDON, JAMES McGREW, THOMAS McGIFFIN, AARON KERR, rv SHEZBEZZER BEISTLEY, JOHN It. SHUGGART, JOHN C. PLUMMER, JAMES POWER, HERVEY II.

PETERSON, Jane 12, 1832. wt25J we cannot honestly encourage such a beliel. 1 he cases which occurred yesterday, of a decided character, so far as has come to our knowledge.are five, viz: two in Water street, above Peck slip, one at a public house in Warren street, one at 204 Chambers street.andone at the corner of Washington.and Duana streets. The cases in Water street were an Irishman and his wife, of intemperate habits. Th wprfi attacked early yesterday morning; and miles, where one of the Inendiy uajans live.

Feb. 13, left Soo Soo, bound toward Batavia. Feb. 22, (Washington's birth day,) fired a salute Mnrrh 1. made Java Head.

March 7, passed Anjer Point, and came to anchor ten miles from there. Yours in haste, I II AVE just commenced opening my spring supply of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, of a superior quality, and laid in expressly for the retail trade ofthe city and vicinity; the assortment is very general, and articles ofthe newest patterns and fashions. Country Merchant are invited to call and judge for themselves, ISo. CI Market street, near the Diamond. N.

B. Those indebted, will please call and settle their accounts. JAMES GRA. Feb. 17 Fourth street.

THE Subscribers are now receiving, and have on hand, from the eastern and southern mar kets, a large and well selected assortment of GRO TIH 7" ANTED bv a married roan, of regular CERIES, which they otter for sale, on accommo ascendency of both political have sanctioned a United States Bank. Within three years after the adoption of our present Constitution, when most of the distinguished men who framed that Constitution were engaged in the councils ofthe nation, the act chartering the old bank was passed and approved. Subsequently, the renewal of this charter was advocated by Messrs. Gallatin and Crawford, and at a still later period Messrs. Madison, Dal- dating terms.

Also, on hand, 3000 pounds prime died in the afternoon. The man in Warren street landed yesterday morning from some conveyance on the North River. He was alive last night at 9 o'clock, but his recovery was considered extremely doubtful. The bey at 204 Chambers street, (named Sutton,) retired in his usual health on Monday night, awoke his parents by his cries about 1 o'clock yesterday morning, had the same symptoms which have attended all the other cases, and died about 1 o'clock, P. M.

We have seen a Uld Cheese. DICKEY CAROTIIERS. and temperate habits, a situation as Clerk AseUtant in a Store or Manufactory. The subscriber hag been mostly accustomed to the Hardware and Iron Trade, but would engage in any other Line in which could make himself useful. Dividends.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have declared a dividend of one and a half per cent, on the capital stock paid in. The U. S. Bank has declared a dividend cf three and a half per cent, fot the last six months. Bait.

American. N. is. a he tugnesi price, in cash or groceries, JSHIDLE.Manufacturerof Paper Hangings. has removed St.

Clair street, near the Allegheny Bridge, 9 tf. Mcst reapeMable referents can be given as to will be paid lor all kinds of country produce. Jalv 10. tf character. Foi addros, apply to the Publisher.

Pittsburgh, Jane 26. wot..