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kUr and bv an act of the gercrl ai. PROCLAMATION. LAMATlor. hig gta ed on the 2d 0 and by an act of the oene that Ail 4 BUILDING LOTS E. 2 AJ1HOIT T57 HEREAb, in 1 Assembly of the Co duty of the sheriff or coroner, as th, Llvania.

entitled "an act to refeui" everv county witlaiti tliis AS the honor respectfully to inform the public of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, that he Pennsy 1 1 1. lliov wv-m vy rl elections within toir.ve rublio notice nt gene Mthll THILILL VI the un. ha3 just arrived in this city, aad is the bearer ef the celebrated and invaluable LOADSTONE FILES for the radical care of warts and corns on the feet. ft is enjoined on me tgive te in saroe tlme, nd in the fame manner, nd of BUILDING suca election to be held, 1 ekcted-ln der the tame penalty, that he is now reqt out, perspirmg profusely, and bringing with him the steaks, which ere perfectly done, and the thermometer raised to 340 deg. This certaiuly would show a degree of heat very great for a man to bear, but some persons were inclined to suppose, that while M.

Chabert was shut in the oven he might have taken the liberty of placing the thermometer beside the beef steaks namely, ured wtr sr.t.T. a number This instrument is sanctioned by the mest emi re mv late residence in the to give nctifce of any general or special elec. Kiir.h nonce am JL AY L.L,lAtfi Mn.rn i-ti er. ail nnin nent Medieal men on the Continent, invented by oiinii jm aj i a the celebrated Dr. Waller, physician le the King vicinity of Pittsburgn-A plan oi u.c pursuance heny.

do there- tion, teat ev, may be seen, and terms made known by call- sheriir of the count Jf notice cffice or pp0lr.trnent ll.rl-l onrt rODt rraVp TtHflVl'n SHU K1c I (if the 1 i prom ur trust uj iser Jnited States, whe 'her ef Sweden. This highly approved of instrument si COUDl iu-- iwripnv mg consists of a chemical preparation fram a asineral a commissioned cflicer or otherwise, a co commissioned cliicer or omerwise, a street i flection will Deneiu i on the burning cinders. It is also to be GEORGE MILTENBERGER. substance, Jeuad in the Alps ot Switzerland, wiu which any one can remove, with aase and safety, saiu, w.ai fa-- vi scr- TUESDAY dSS officer or agent who is, or shall be cm. the.

SECONu iurY rOnvrl under the ee htive, executive oj u. crerdc.ee observed, that he did not breathe the at said county on Pittsburgh, Nov. 23 tf. the most inveterate corn, by tke simple process of iOF OCTOBER mosphere of the oven, but a long tin tube districts therein. tht every rr.cmber cf congress is by law a slight rubbing, according to tbe dirsaUons, which will afford instantaneous relief to sufferers, however great may be their pains, and saptisede the COTTON AND WOOLLEN lectors ot tnat part oi u.

or exercisin? 8t the conducted to him the fresh and cooling air of the room. But, whatever doubt may The a i-r. i nionon-1 lncauiiuit burgh, west ci vvoou Utme-time theoihee or appointment oijj. of Wood Street, inters tn where the street or clerk of any election in this Kaueia c' to Liberty inspector exist with respect to the heat of the oven, we certainly feel it to be nothing but jus rwrt HV. snhsr.rihers.

manufacturers of Cotton frnm thence nortl north Liberty aireei, 8tate Streets, are to nieti firp to met JL 'and Woollen Machinery, respectfully inform the nublic that they have commenced the And the return judges cf the rcspa it tice to M. Chabert to state, that as far as at tbe court house in saia r- trlrts aforesaid, at ore required to meu are required to meu we could observe, and we watched him nhnvi. business at No. 24, Water street, be necsiuity ot cutting, its construction is 1 a rats re that no fear need be apprehended for the surrounding flesh, but may be freely used on the softest skin, without ever feeling the slightest pain er inconvenience. If Mr.

Aaroa was the possessor of the files only, he could not warrant the cure, bit as it has never failed to effect a cure, wherever it has been tried, by being applied according to the directioss, it may be warranted with the utmost confidence. As Mr. Aaron's stay in this city will be limited, The elector, ci of the court-house, in the city ot P'tuburga on tween Market and Ferry streets, where they pretty sharply, he did actually swallow the phosphorus which was given him This Pittsourgn east, oi tVe th Fli Jay neXt alter the secona i uescs have filted up their shop in a superior stne with the most aDDroved tools; and that they i certaialy is a most extraordinary circum stance, and will, doubtless, lead to much mouth of Washington are now readv to receive any order in their line. Also TURNING LATHES, cf various descriptions, and many other kinds of tools, inquiry in the medical world. Street, and running up said river to the mouth he has appointed Messrs.

Avery Co. corners of i n)ri in by MiIp Hun. tnence up will be made and hnisnea to oraer. V. A.Bemis recently came from Massachu VI iwu Reflection on Divine Providence.

Given under my hand at Pittsburgh, 7th day of September, one thousand gi hundred and twenty nine, and of tht in. dependence of the United States tht fifty-fourth. 3 VM. CAVEN.SAmJ September II. THE HOURS.

CHROSOLOGV OF TwbIvb" ptrikci the ilvr-longaed pendole, The charit at the door is waiting; The belle, all roses, lace, and tulle, Her brilliant eye with hope dilating, Thti last look in the rnirrer Then, lightly as a midnight elve, In triumph from her toilet dances: Away the chariot wheels; ti -'Twelve. The ball-roora'B entered, thq salain la made. the circle reconnoitered; The CendrilloD, Qnadrille des damea. Are round the rooms sublimely loiter The Dowagers to whist are seated, The young no ti-dansanls to vingt-un, My lord's best bon mot just repeated. The silver-tongued pendule stnkes One.

The dull quadrille has grows still duller, That antidote to all flirtation; The rooms are every Moment fuller. The stairs are AWanley's old station: The heat's intense; Monsieur Chabert Himself mijht in it bake or brew; AH die for supper and for air, The silver-tongued pendule striken Two The so pper signal has bcea bowed; No time for dancing then or wooing; Like tigers rush the hungry crowd, Life's first, best instinct nil pursuing. O'er turtle, pines, and chambertin, The feeding elfjanles agree Wit's wittier, beauty more divine: The silver-tongued pendule strikes Three." The Dowagers are in their coachea Leaving their characters behind; Now younger brothers make approaches. The cold grow warm, the cruel kind; Trie lovers in the waltz are whirling. We hear the whisper'd "I adore." Love scorns pounds, penceandskillings sterling; The eilver-tougued pendule strikes Four." But now the sadden glimpse of morning Shows the dear rnidaight's depredations; The belles, like frighted doves, take warning.

No lime for love and long orations. The carls are down, the ronge is brown, Out buzz the swarm of fashion's hive; The shawl is thrown, the chariot flown; The silvor-toagaed pendale strikes Those unforeseen accidents which so often Roup's Mill to Henry ruiton-s tain. on the Four Mile Run to the Monongalia, Hip said river to tbe city setts, and has been for many years engaged in the buildiner of Cotton and Woollen Machine ood and becond, and Market and i ourth streets, his general agents, and empowered them to treat with other persons desireus of vending the same, who will be supplied by the agents, free of postage. Price of each file, 50 4 per dozen, and $42 per gross. October 9, 1629.

6t conlrol the lot of men, constitute a super (vrPnt so much thereof as is cor.Uined ry, and has had access to the principal shops in the eastern States where he has acquired a of the Ncrthern Lib stratum in the system of human affairs, wherein, peculiarly, the Divine Providence holds empire for the accomplishment of its knowledge cf the most approved machinery fa of are also to -o4- OUca WnVbl now in use. We solicit a share of public pa- court house in tbe city of Pitts- Yott Tltt IjlaSS special purrwses. It is from this hidden hrtrh rEIHE subscribers respecuuuy uuor.vr iv cir BOAKDZITG No. 18, HANOVER STREET, BALTDIORE. tronage, ana nuiiiiiig nai uc miiuug part to give perfect satisfaction.

and me.Yiiausumo nunc ot chances, chan The electors ot tne Doruugu ui jj trienas ana me puum, Appiscaiion can oe ii.auc iut i.jav.nm. ces, as wc must call thern, that the gover ern noeriies ci o-- i uiey nave me. auvs "BIRS. ALEXANDER M'KIM'S Academy Shop, or to Messrs. L.

P. Peterson, on t0M0Vvinr boundaries, viz will continue the Manufactory oi i I UUCU niwiai- ISM. will be re-opened for the recepuon of Pu the rnmer of Penn and Yvssn the corner of Market and Front streets. F. A.

BEM1S CO. FLINT GLASS, CUT AND PLAIN, nor cf the world draws, with unfathomable skill, the materials of his dispensations towards each individual of mankind. The ington Streets, oa Alexander Laughlin's land, Of various descriptions and patterns; and have ITTHavincr a contract for cotton machinery filonjr the line ot tne city ci rms pils, on I hursday the first of September. In addition to a comprehensive coarse of English Education, (including needle-work, plain and ornamental,) French, Drawing, Music, and Dancing, appointed L. P.

PETERSON, (cornel world of nature ailbrds no instances of com bureh. to the middle of the Allegheny river, new on hand, persons desirous of examining the work, can have an opportunity by calling Market and front Ageius ia ujjosc tiia t.f the said river up tne Uieilt-C uj I 1- rr.rr.a n-Viort a irpiiprsl flSMrt mpfit VVll! will be taught, at the usual charges, by masters of plicated and exact contrivance comparable to that which so arranges the vast chacs of to the point opposite jonn nlc 'A sam at the machine shop. F. A.B. Co.

Pittsburgh, Feb. 13, 1829 eptf. enh Patterson's line, adjoining uara always bc te uu Jos acknowledged reputation. A faithful attention will be paid to the more important interests of morality, and the experience acquired by Mrs. M'Kim contingencies as to produce, with unerring onVrtv thence southeastward to miu ers win uc immsucu uu pr precision, a special order of events to every M'Donald and fatterson mie, ah uiuua icn I 1 ll.T Job I.

1 1 and her daughters, during several years assiduous and successful employment in the business of in i ri nt nv li win. to iuiiv receiveu anu prom miv "ctunu. aiuut; am o. IT1JT IMP. SnXS.

individual of the human family. Amid the whirl of myriads of fortuities, the means are selected and combined for con The Pittsburgh and Coal Hill Turnpike Road. auutiitasitin tj i September 18, 1829. tf or near tne loot oi me uui v. rirjint'a HU1.

thence to the southeas ern cor structing as many independent machine "0)TJPLIC notice is that books OMAIS'CES OF REAL LIFE. In tv.v, struction, will lend its aid the cultivation ot tne minds, and in forming the manners of the pupils. TEKIIS. For Board and Tuition, Bed, Bedding, and Washing included, 250 per annum, paid quarterly in advance, with a deduction for the vacation thTBo okjtote of II. Hold- nor of tfe hece hereby given, EL will be opened at volumes.

For a liirht, free, flowing, and ris of moral discipline as there are moral ship fcon, in the city of Fittsburgh, on fllonday aiong iuc amuc.u nd. and bv a line pursuing tne course agents in the world and each apparatus is truly feminine style, we know not where to lotik for Mrs. Charles Gore's equal among living female at once complete in itself, and complete ihn StL- in tn Pnl it tliereot. tO trie line CI llic Illy VI writers, or her superior among dead ones, feha is from the first of August to the first of September. The President, Managers and Company of the thence oy sard line to tne place oi Deguiiiing, a charming writer, and one who will not easily Pittsburgh and Coal Hill Turnpike Xoad;" in- are to meet at ine bouse formerly occupied dj uay ocnoiars, nrst ana 6econd classes.

third class, 15. Preparatory School, first class, $10; seeond class, $5 per quarter in advance. tpnrlp.d for the nurnose of makin? an artificial Road John Tsvlor in said borough as a part of a universal movement. If the special intentions of Providence towards individuals be effected by the aid of supernatural interpositions, the power and presence find a rival, except in herself. In other wordu, she, and she only, is the writer who can make ns frnm the citv of Pittsburgh, to a noint at or near The electors of Pitt township, excepting Books and Stationary furnished, if required, at forget the pleasure which we have received from the house ol'Wm.

Farrow, in Pitt township, at I so much thereof as goes to constitute part of these 'Romances of Real Cowrf Jour. of the Supreme Disposer might, indeed, be which time and place one or more ot the under- the eastern election ward ot tne city or ius- siened will attend. mrtrh. and the Northern Liberties ot Pitts- more strikingly displayed.buthis skill much WM. WILKINS, HENRY IIOLDSHIP, to meet at the office of the East Li berty Steam Mill, in the town of East Liberty, me ordinary prices.

REFERENCES. Rev. Dr. Wyatt, Rev. Mr.

Finley, Rev. Mr. Duncan, Judge Dorsey, Judge Archer, Dr. Cha-tard, Edward Gray, Joha Gibson, and J. P.

Kennedy, Esqre. September 22, 1820 tf Just received and for sals by IIOLDSHIP SON. Sept. IS. tf.

Pittsburgh and Philadelphia CL.OTHING STORE. less. And herein especially is manifested the perfection of the divine wisdom, that the most surprising conjunctions of events in said townsh'p. Commis'nrs. The electors of Wilkins township are to meet at the house now occupied by Francis WM.

B. FOSTER, PETER MOWRY, WM. PORTER, WM. ARTHURS, JAMES BROWN, Feb. 22, 1823.

tf. THE "FIRE KING." Last Saturday we saw M. Chaberf, the Fire Kinp," as he styles himsefi, exhibit his various and wonderful experiments at the Argyll Rooms. On entering the apartment where he performs, wo found him busily employed in warming the oven in which he was to be shut up during the time necessary for some dishes of beefsteaks being cooked in it. The oven is built of oricks, tias a large iron odor, ZvA enough for a full-grown man to stand upright in it, and is about two or three yards wide.

It is raised from the floor by pillars, nd is heated by means of lighted faggots tnit Ar anon as thf9 fan wots Wilson on the Frankstown road, in said town are brought about by the simplest means, and in a manner that is perfectly in harmony with the ordinary course of human affair.1?. This is, in fact, the meat miracle ship GEORGE C. MORGAN. No. 132, Wood-street, (next door to Dr.

Sneer's,) has just The electors of Plum township are to meet "Land. ox Sale. A PLANTATION and tract of 180 miles North of the Ohio river, 2 miles S. of Johnston's mills, 4 miles E. of Economy, at the house of Jobn Little in said township.

furnished his FASHIONABLE CLOTHING- of Providence that no miracles are need MINTING IJsT. The electors ot Versailles township are to STORE with a supply of articles in bis line, sni- and 16 miles N. W. ot Pittsburgh: Is a good ing seasons, and ed to accomplish its purposes. Countless series of events are travelling on from re XUST received from the Manufactory of meet at lbe white house lately occupied by table for the present and approach a fresh supply of Book eel' SP; h- conforming in style and fashion, 1 he electors of hzabeth township are to to the last eastern tc tJ Johnson Son, natterns.

His stock comnnsps the jrrpntpet vnwctv patterns. His stock comprises the mote quarters towards the same point, and and News INK, for fall and summer use, in fn 6nrt in stand Jor a JSlacksmtth shop, having been occupied as such for several years. ALSO SEVERAL TRACTS and parts ot tracts, in the same quarter of the country, and some in Beaver county. Him i.it uuujj, ui unz.a- anu nas oeen seiecipn with miicn rsro tn each series moves in the beaten track of betbtown. anahtv of the roods.

kegs from 13 to 28 pounds. II. HOLDSHIP SON June 6wwvtf ordinary occurrences but their intersection The electors ot Mifflin township are to meet rrrCloths, Vestinss. Trimmings, and Fancv at the house of John II. Neel in said township.

Articles, will be disposed of on the most reascna- ALSO A TRACT oflMPROVED LAND, situate on both sides of the Greensburgh, at the very moment in which they meet, shall serve, perhaps, to give a new direction to the affairs of an empire. The materials me electors oi jenerson lownsoip are loi Die terms. meet at the house of Jobn King- in said town St. Clare's Siiniina.i: 0Wyyt it, i A i urnpiKe ttoaa Detween and ly miles trom Pittsburgh; abounds with coal, and partly with limestone. ship.

of the machinery of Providence are all of i mr, vcm.u.isoi ui.s iu.muuui. uavc lCr- The electors of that part cf st -Mp within the following bounds, to wit: Be ALSO Land in Armstrong and Indiana counties, North of Penn. Canal, also in Mercer lEFVork inaJe to ordsr, on the shortest notics. Sept. 25.

tf. O. BUCKLES, LOUISVILLE, KY. ordinary quality; but their combination displays nothing less than infinite skill. History of Enthusiasm.

VT- "1 i "7 ginning on the Monongahela river at the and Crawford counties, picica; aiiuiupoiiuoiwiuoii. HCiuu.e (h Street', run, thence down said ri Apply to A. Way Co. Pittsburgh, or to I ver to the mouth 01 Chartier creek, on the health and comfort of the Pupils as far as these n. LoA.

Ohio river, thence up the said creek to r.K-,- rr.j i elude John Bells farm, thence up to Wil- the subscriber, Sewickly Bottom, Beaver road. DAVID SHIELDS. Feb. 13, 1829 wtf. CITIZENS' CANAL LINE tu -n I lett on Street run (including the farms of IS prepared to Receive, Sell, and Forwardevery description of GOODS.

1,14 a were consumed, M. Chabert, raked out the ashes as as the door, and then invited 4hj spectators to mount a ladder and be themselves convinced of the heat of the oven; but it will be easily conceived, that while a large quantity of red-hot cinders was burning the mouth, the heat felt under such circumstances was very intense. After those of the company who chose had ascended the Udder, with a view to obtain personal experience of the heat of the oven, M. Chabert removed the cinders away, casting, however, a small portion of them back again into the oven, as it were, accidentally, but, as we thought, purposely. Then, leaving the oven to cool, proceeded to perform the astonishing feat of swallowing poison, which it stems he possesses by the use of antidotes, the faculty of taking without injury to himself.

A gentleman of the company requested him to take oxalic acid, which he excused himself from, on the plea that he had not Schoolrooms, SECOND lETimQ OF TBI Extension of the Kanawha Turnjnkc to Big Sandy. AN invitation to take contracts is now offered to persons disposed to become Road or Bridge makers, for exeeating the remainder of the Robert Hays and James Bryson) and thence having been constructed downtheiw run t0 a lace of beginning the strictest regard 6V ha- (being made a 8eparateelectiond.stnct) are expressly for the purpose irpose, has been paid to whatever might promote ha batever mirht nromote December 21, 1S27 tf. GREAT CURIOSITIES. AT LAMBDIN'S MUSEUM. to meet at tne nouse ot JJommic Conner, in 4 Birmingham, in said township.

The electors of the residue of St. Clair IN addition to the asaal attractions this institution, a great number of additional enrinsitipq township, south and west of the aforesaid di vision line, are to meet at the house of Tho STEAM BOATS AND BARGES is O' now running DAILY, (Sunday excepted) bits of neatness and order, indispensable in the Education of Ladies. The domestic rules of tbe school are no other than those established in every well regulated family, and tend all to emulate in the Pupils, politeness of manners, desire of improvement, an preservation of good morals. When it is considered that from 12 to 15 experienced persons are permanently, and almost exclusively, engaged in have been added during the last two days: amongst wich are mas M'Culley in said township. The electors of Fayette township are to between Philadelphia and Baltimore, by way of meet at the house, formerly Mathew M'Cov's Two living White Crows; the Emvr, or South American Ostrich, 5 feet 6 inches high; Brown the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal; through which, Passengers are conveyed in the elegant Barges, drawn by six horses, in two hours.

The in ioDiesourgu, in saia townsuip contributing their share to the-comfort or edu comfort and convenience to passengers of a water to a land conveyance, (to say nothing of the novel cation i-f the Pupils, it may be inferred that Heeat the house of Audley M'Farland said prepared himself against poisons of that class. He was prepared, however, to take tng rorcxipmes; rorcuptne Fish; Lobster, 3 feet long; Shells, Corals, Sfc. c. The Museum is open every day, and brilliantly illuminated every evening. Admittance 25 cents, children 12 1Q.

by no other. The Classes are conducted by a Moon township are to meet sufficient number of competent teachers, athe house of Adrian Aton, said township, whose Qualifications to teach the branches of Findlay towr.shipare to meet ty and grandeur of the Canal, which is the greatest work of the age) make this the most desirable route between the two cities. The Proprietors of this Lino, thankful for the liberal patronage already bestowed on de line of Turnpike from Charleston, on Kanawha, to the mouth of Big Sand river; a distance of about sixty miles. Tbe appropriation of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS will be disbursed to undertakers as fast as the pro-grass of the work will authorize it. All the work upon the Road and Bridges will be required to be esecuted according to the designs, plans, and specifications of the Principal Engineer: and for the information of the bidders, they will be submitted for their inspection at the time of letting.

The location will be as near a horizontal line as the inequalities of the ground will permit; but in ino place to exceed 5 deg. of acclivity or declivity, The law contemplates the Road to be opened sixty-six feet wide, with a carriage way in the centre of twenty-two feet width, perfectly graded and thrown up, or a convexity forming an elevation in the middle of one twenty-fourth part of its width, except along steep hill side cuttings, where the road will be required to incline inward to the hill, without any convexity. Where the ground approaches a level, tho sido or Sum-aur Roads will fe required to be well smoothed, and all the small timber grubbed at lent eighteen feet wide on each any quantity whatever of phosphorus. Ac August IS, cordingly phosphorus was given him, the they profess, can stand the test of strict exa- Z. nouse oi Joftn Charles, now occupie -tf.

by Mr. Mitchell, on the errcat road lea.l nr- mination. Genuineness ol which was made manliest i termined to merit the continuance of it by rendering every facility, accommodation and comfort to iruiuriusuurgQ to ueorgetown, in said town by its igniting by friction a piece of paper, A Jbni.7i.d- their Passengers. snip. iuc cictiurs oi unio rowr.sDiD are to nipp! and by burning on water, lie held his hinds behind him while the phosphorus Tho Philadelphia, Captain Crocker, leaves the intersection of Light and Pratt street, at six o'clock, at the nouse ot John Mocre, in said townshin Tl Boarding and Tuition, including English and French language, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, His nmirp.d down his throat like a jzh'ss of tie cictiuis, oi noss, tow nship, exceptii those resident in the borough of Allegheny, and within the bounds of the reserved tract water.

In this there appeared to be no de A. AI. I are as usual. HENRY WRIGHT, Agent, No. 3 Light-street Wharf.

All baggage at the risk of the owners thereof. Oct. 2. St tory, per annum, glOO CO Music, vocal and instrumental, do. 20 00 Drawing and painting, do.

10 00 opposite Pittsburgh, are to rntet at the hous ccption, and the "Fire King, order to show that the phosphorus remained no ui unduj n. uraram, tormerly Samuel Al ALLEGHENY OUT LOTS, TOR SALE. TO OUR ACRES of LAND, which wiil be Jl sold in four separate Lots, to suit purchasers, or tne whole together. This ground is handsoae-ly situated it is one of the most eligible situation tor a country residence; it is but one mile from the Allegheny Bridge, adjoining land of the Rev. John JL Hopkins.

It is unnecessary to rive a farther description, as purchasers will have an opportunity ol examining for themselves. For terms of sale inquire of Robert Park on the premises John E. Park at the Drug Store of Joha nannen.Lsq or of Dr. Charles L. Armstrong, A o.

tl front street. Pittsburgh, July 28, 1820. Embroidery and all kinds of fan vhre ronrealed about his teeth or under ien in saia township. MANAGERS' OFFICE, PITTSBURGH. his tongue, submitted his mouth, in which ne electors ot the borcugh of Allegheny, cy needle work, do.

10 00 Use cf bed and bedding, do. 7 00 Physician's salary do. 3 00 vuutc icsiuenr witnm tne bounds of the he held a filming bit of link, to the exatm reservea tract, onnosiie faiv, nation of the company. This experiment, of the carnage way. To pursuits familiar with that description of labor required for die construction afearih Turnpikes, the present line holds out flattering prospects.

Tbe character of the ground over which it passes id well adapted for the easy operation of the Plough aud Scraper, and it is believed (with the exception of a short piece of Road near meet at me house ot Robert Cs.mnbe!l in said UUIUUlI. Apothecary's bill at thu charge of the parents. Payment to be made yeaily in advance. Dress is uniform, consisting of two black bombazette frocks and one white one: two te, Union tjana "Lottery Or PUNNSYIVILIZJIL CLASS NUMBER 12, FOR 1829. To be drawn at Philadelptua, On SATURDAY, October 17, 1829.

we are bound to say, appeared to be fairly performed. The next thing which M. Chabert did was to drink some oil heated I he electors of Pine townshin sre to Tree at the house of William Cochran in said town- snip. black capes and two white ones; two black The electors of Deer townshin. residing bombazette aprons; handkerchiefs, towels.

east of thf 1 i- 0 combs brushes, be provided by the near the house of Joseph Lawsonin said 43 NC3IBEII IOTTERT DRAWS BALLOTS. iuwns un. and trr.m I lino. Parents or friends can visit the Punil everv to lu urse THE Kiskeminetas Salt De-posit, on the Canal in Allegheny Town, near the Outlet Locks, is just opened for the sale ol tealt in barrels or in bulk lav. frnm one nVWin i are to Yates and M'Intyre, Managers.

SCHEME. ui me nouse Ot Uenramin five, Sundays excepted. me eiecrors or lie fr tnwnA Application can be made, either in oerson west th. np' me1 wiI1 be 25 cents I'er nj tianei lower than ip r.r i 1 Charleston) very halt1, ifany blasting will be le-quircd. Individuals wishing to contract for erecting the Bridges, or making the whole or part of the Road, are invited to eiaminc the lice of location, with the several Bridge sites, previous to thu first Monday in November next.

To give every facility of information to bidders, the Superintendent will meet them at the month of Big Pandy, on Friday, tho 20th of October, and show the line eestward as far as the location may extend. At Barbuursville, the Seat of Justice for Cabell county, the Superintendent will attend on Monday, tiic second day of November, when end where sealed proposals vviil be received for the exeeutiou of tbe entire work, and if approved, contracts entered into with the successful bidders. P. SCALES, Superintendent E. K.

T. ot. oroy letter, to tne nev. Charles 15. Maguire.

at the housp lt nf 'PI uailCiS. fre. or SiT 11,9 Allfehy be mad. are to to 320 degrees, lu swallowing tne til lie took car that the spoon which contained it uhould not touch his tongue or his by holding it firmly between his teeth. The spoon had been made so hot, by contract with the oil, as to prevent any person handling; it.

The experimentalist then amused the company by exposing the tricks reported to by common conjurors to deceive their spectators, to practice which he declared himself to h.3 above. His, ho declared, was no ordinary exhibition: what he did, no one else could do! At length the time came for going into the oven, and cooking tho beefsteaks, and he left the room to put on his anti-caloric dress. In this manner about an hour had been spent, durit!" all which time the oven was cool meet at the house of Samuel Kwk. in said September 25, 1829. lm.

township And the electors CI Indiana JOHN ECKY. INFORMATION WANTED. "Sept. 13. Imo 2 prizes of S10.00is 20,000 2 5,000 10,000 1 3,908 3,908 10 1,000 10,000 20 500 10,000 41 100 4,100 41 60 2,460 82 50 4,100 82 40 3,280 82 30 2,460 5oJ 20 10,660 5740 10 57,400 to meet at the house cf David Stewart.

i said FORMATION IS WANTED respecting RICHARD COLVLV, who has been INFORMATION IS .1 At which time and places the qualified electors as afor-uid will elect by ballot One person for GOVERNOR, of the Con monwealth of Pennsylvania. absent from nome lor some time pact, and ha9 not lately been heard of. He is supposed 1 n. in tKa fi, rrK K.xl, .1 r'. iuuu nit uuiiuuiuuuu oi vincinuati or u'lriitlit.

t. our persons tor Members cf the TO RENT, A BRICK HOUSE in Third, between Wood and Market Streets. Inquro of fnnl Ppnn. Hnvincr ripn hfro 5r. )h xir I oFthf ern country he is known to many persons from CIIAS.

II. ISRAELL, Sept. 1. tf. Puterson's Mow.

the circumstance of his being in a state of men- Un Person for county COMMISSIONER tal derangement. He is a man of ordinary size three years, and one person 6,6.36 Prize. 10.6W Planks. Tickets. S138.r,68.

Whole 10; Halves, g5; Quarters, S3. Eighths, Orders from abroad (post paid) enclosing cash, or prize tickets in former lotteries, will be promptly attended to. ing by the help of great draughts of air, which rushed into the room from every window. M. Chabert soon relumed, muffled up in a loose great coat, and taking the covered dishes contained the beefs ieaks, he put them into the ovn, pla- a.uuu.v iMv.uc uiu; very peacea-J iouiu oi aonn fatterson esq, "iciu ma viupuaiiiuii ma oioium? consisted I vu ollu One person for AUDITOR.

And in and an net of tho THAT well known TAVERN STAND in Union street, at pre- assem- The Register containing au official statement of cin them on the cinders which, as ha3 al My of this state, passed on the lrih dav March. 1SQ0 ot read been mentioned, had been previously t-ent occupied by by Mr. Joseph Barcj Also, LOT No. 12, Browns pl by by Mr. Joseph Barclay.

A aluable Property for Sale. HE subscriber oiTera for sale that valuable to-n nr Vf Wn ProPerty. adjoining tbe FwrntW! twelve miles trom the city of Pittsburgh. oflh-? 6re thistract Hand 500 acres, 175 Sol eontC-e8re 8nd under Sood cultiva-lentAonli 5 mesdoff. excel-and tPn besides valuable ccal banks a stock Sim EIrS Z0d water- As a stock iarm, has but few on Property the fol- countrv 01 French Bu and pair of nanctCea'r for "hh lar-e I merchant work on DwUinrr proptlle by water power; three fMm is Str8 The above Sf1' b)' roads for tnsport.

merP or .5 pm" ehher the Ohio neTghb" in 8 nl8oU1 together.it will particular? 1 For further PiSurgh.aPP t0 thC 8Ubscrib" VS" AW7.i, HART. tho drawing will be sent to each adventurer. Apply to, or address GEO. A. COOK, Agent for Yates M'Intyre, No.

63 Wood st. Pittsburgh Managers' Office, Sept. 29, 1S29. of a blue cloth coat two pair of fine brown drilling pantaloons; linen shirts two spotted bulT waistcoats; a pair of yellow buckskin shoes, and a straw hat. A reward of Tldrty Dollars will be given for such information as may lead to his recovery by his family, or for intelligence of him should he be deceased.

It is particularly requested that he be treat-ed wiih attention and humanity, by any person under whose care he may have placed himself, and to whom a liberal compensation will be given for his trouble, and all charges paid. 6 Communications to be immediately addressed to Robert A. Dobbin, Seil- 'J-Jt Baltimore. MACHINE COTTON CARDS, en I0' gCnera1 eleCtl0n sen by ballot, on the Friday next nrPrlt election districts; and the election for inspectors shall be held by the reVrS constables who are required to one week's previous notice of such eferf assisted by two qualified citizens cho 'ft" such citizens qualified to vote, as shll be present, and the inspectors fl in the" required to beat the places of A'n-re on th a P'fce? ot their districts. istricts.

Kit uigic. mua il WUU1U dipped I 11141 iii. Chabert was not subject to the same de-greo'of heat as the steaks. The heat of xthe ovsn indeed might be much less than it and still the steaks being placed where they; were, would be cooked. He ien entered the oven himself, taking with him Ierrhdmeter; which in the room was at 70'degr and promised that in eight mi-tttiteS the steaks should be ready.

After Ternainin? tn the oven' that time cam iy xo. il llara street, uediora aney ana Drown street: 28 feet in front, by 123 feet deep. For further particulars please apply to the subscriber, coiner of Water street and Cherry alley. JAMES SCOTT. Pittsburgh, June 23.

1829. wtf. S3IIT1IS' VICES. AVERY superior article of the above, just received, and for sale by S. P.

DARLINGTON Co. Corner of Faurth and Woad-alrecta. Anjust 11. 3rao CO-Yil'LLTL SETS, 24 9jr Inches. 100 Bales Prima ALABAMA COTTON.

For Sale bv ADAMS, ALLEN, Co. 11, ovww election, at nine rning, to do aJ ZZ.