The Age and Lancaster and Chester County Weekly Gazette from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 3

WEST-CIIESTEIl: NEW AND CHEAP SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1 842. county papers, and others friendly to the causa of temperance. On motion adjourned. CHANDLER DARLINGTON, Prst.

Jane Kvaru and Sami. J. Dinkey. Vice Presidents. Franklin Price, Secry.

W. RUSSEL, Corroded weekly from lU PinUdidpliin) Exehutigu and TiudtHiegifttur, BANK NOTE TABLE. Oil all Banks to which a star () is affixed, there are either counterfeit or altered notes. The notes of those Banks where the quotations are omitted, and (ho line run out ith a d.ish arc not purchased by our brokers. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

Bank of North America par. Bank of the Northern Liberties' par. Bank of Penns) Ivania 8 Under injunction by the Governor. Bank of Philadelphia Fran 1. Susquehanna Bank, P.

Deposit failed. Tide Water Canal Co. Post Notes Do. Post Notes, over 5's no sale. Union Bank of Maryland, Balt.

Washington Co. Il'li, Williamsport 2 Western Bank, Baltimore RELIEF, OR STATE NOTES. The following Table exhibit? about -the market value in Philadelphia, of all tho Relief notes. The rates of discount may vary a little, (as the rates on all hanks may vary some in the course of a few days; sometimes a pod deal,) hut they arc suifi-ciently correct to answer all ordinary purposes, and save dealer from any considerable losses on either side. Bank of the Northern Liberties, i II 1.

(1 I par CHESTER COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. The annual meeting of the Chester Co. Temperance Society, met, pursuance to adjournment at the Methodist Episcopal fchurch, at Downington, on Saturday the 20th of August, 1M2. Credentials from the following local societies, were received, viz: West Chester, Nowlin, Marslmlton. B.

Franklin, Locust Grove, Poo Run, Eo- 00 kegs Colefnanrf other pattern tment of Hard-' sale of a PATENT Also, a PA- 2m. North Queen street, between Michael's Kauffman's Hotels. Hank of IVim Tmviif.liip 71 i K.mU of lVnnvlvaniji, Hunk of tlio lT. St.Qi'h IMiilnJoIpIiis'i C.rj Hmlc of iVn Tmvrisliip Do, Do. branch, Pittsburg Do, Do, branch, Krit Do.

Do. branch, N. Urij'litnn Commercial ILuik of Pennsylvania (i.) C. bo pur. Manufacturers Ac Mechanics, Mechanics Bank, Moyamcnsing Bank, Bank of Cliamhershiirg.

8 Ifi TO OUR CREDITORS. Tako notice, that we, the have applied to (he Judges of the Court of Common Ileas, for Ihe county of Lancaster, for the-benefit of the several Act? of Insolvency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and that they have appointed Monday, the 19lh of September next, at 18 o'clock, A. the Court House, in City ol Lancaster, for the bearing of us and our Bank of Chester cstehestcr Bank of Delaware Co. Chester, Batikof Germantown, Germantown, par. Bank of Gettysburg, Gettysburg, 0 1G par, 1G frail J.

pur. fruiul. SO closed. par. Iraml.

William Hciler, Jacob Gamber, jr. James Me Dade, George Fink, Joint Phillips, Elias Barr, LconarJ Reiser, Abraham Kline, Edward Jennings, John Myers, George Morris, Daniel Fritz. John S. Sheri U. George Hammond, August 20, a non, On ilia 2J ult.

Iiv ilia K. l)r, Ukuii jiARTJMj, Jrnm SiranLurj, to Mi JIannaii limit, of luivimliip. On TimrMtity im SJili ult. ly ho Mr. Bilker, VV.

1. Iloy of IW'ti Bottom, l.nnemur ro.f to Mary Jang i kmt daughter of Andrew McCuukiy, Vorls county, l'a. On Km jrih ult. ly John We Iwior, Fq in l.itilu llrititin towunliiji, lr. Andhiav Mfitiifm.

Jordan, IVeil comity, il, to Mu lifckEccA C. Shock, of dm mime Ou Tutuihiy the -iM ult. Iy ilia mime, Mi Jkhu noRFRT. to Mu Kkwlcca Joiinjon, nil of Little I.rhuin twuhif. Iy the lr.

H. Ifulu on the Pill Mr. Jmvid Krt of yiraburg, to Mi Elirabuth Creamer, of thi city. On Tridoy, Ibo 2miIi ult. Mr.

Margaret Crush, if-i of I lu lluu. J.icoh roli, of Muricuu, Lum-nicr figetl 57 year Dud 3 day. On bjturduy the at the of her Father near l.uwiuu KY Jane, third ihaijthtor i i'ctrr Kieflt-r, ufitr a lingering illucix, in the i.xtcciith year of her age. Died, On Thursday Inst FpptrmWr 1, in tbi rity, ftt hi uuidcnco in Centro bquure. baniuil huh', in thu 70i It yeurofhU use: The death uf thu good mini hn created quro a VuiF in imciciy, when, during ilmt portion of bit long and useful life ont among us, Im nn fthvuv been esteemed one of thu brigliist oruu nients.

Kisfies-jing in a peculiar drgreo thu rherartor-isiic of chrixiiun and a man, he junxotl through the vale of lil with fewer enemies and morn friends tiiun itrually fall to the bit of man. Benevolent, kind and jentlu; hospi hlo and warm-hearted nincnre in hi friendship; mild and persuasive us a lather and a husband ho never failed in any of the duties allotted to bis charge, whether public or private, but fulfilled them nil in a 'manner that won for him durim; life, the character which, now that he i dead, no nnu will deny to him ilm character which, living ami dying, Im so strikingly sustniued that of a good man. During the loitj; and painful disease which terminated in hi death keen ns were his suHcrings, lie boro them all with thu beautiful fortitude and patience which distinguish the courageous Christian; and he passed to the bouton of hi God, in a stale of serene content such os could alone spring Irum an unshaken confidence in His goodness and mercy. The life of Judge Dale vn eventful and interesting. Ho filled a number of responsible and important stations and discharged their duties with great fidelity, and to the general satisfaction of the public.

Ila was born in Chester County, in July, 1773. Ilia father's family having removed to Northumberland County, was driven back in 1777 by tho Indians. Many an interesting hour ha ilm writer parsed with tho venerable object of this notice, listening to his interest jug tnle of border life in those Stirling days. In OI lie was appointed l)c-iiiy Surveyor by the Surveyor General of Pennsylvania. In 1l07 he was circled to represent Venango and Mercer Counties in the legislature; and was annually re-elerlcd until 1813.

In 1813, under his commission from Governor Snyder, ho was ordered out in command of his regiment by Major General Mend, and assisted in irotectino tho vessels built by Captain Perry. In 111 10 was again ordered out, in consequence of the burning of Puftalo, and a threat made by tho Ilritfdt to destroy the vessels in. the harbour of Eiie. In 131H he was commissioned as an Alderman for Lancaster hv Governor Fiudlav, hen qs Notary Public, and in 1813 as As Bociato Judge of tho Courts of Quarter Sessions and Common Plena, for Lancaster County, which station ho held until his death. Intelligencer, Bank of Lcwistown, Lcwistown, Bank of Middletown, Middletown, Bank of Northumberland, North'd Bank of Susquehanna Montrose, Berks County Bank, Reading, Carlisle Bank.

Carlisle, Columbia Bk Ac Bridge Col'bia, Erie Bank, Erie, Exchange Itank. rittsburg. Farmers B'k of Bucks Bristol, Farmers Sc (trovers Bk, Wayncsbiirg Farm. Bank of Lancaster, Lancaster Farmers Bank of Reading, Reading, Harrisburg Bank Harrisburg, Lancaster Bank, Lancaster, Lancaster County Bank, Lebanon Bank, Lebanon, Merebs Sz Manufac. Bank, Pittsburg, Miners Bank of Pottsville, Pottsville, Monongahcla Bank.

Brownsville, Northampton Bank, Allentown, Towanda Bank, Towanda, West Branch Bank Williamsport, Wyoming Bank, Wiikesbarre, York Bank, York, lffij 9 10 1G 9 7 1G 9 10 7 9 9 7 7 9 9 9 9 10 17 1G 10 9 Exchange Bank Sc tfav. Institution Farnu rs Sc Bank Franklin Saving Bank Girard Bank Girard's Bank, (Stephen,) Kensington Bank Kensington Savings Institution, redeemed nt their office Manufacturers and Mechanics Merchants Hank of Philadelphia Mechanics Bank Moyamensinj' Bank Manual Ltihor B'k (T. W. Dyolts) broke. Philadelphia Bank Pennsylvania Savings Bank Philadelphja Savings Institution Philadelphia Loan Company Penn Township Savings Institution Richards (Mark) checks Schuylkill Hank Houthivark Bank Southwark Savings Bank Schuylkill Savings Institution Western Bank PENNSYLVANIA.

Alleghany Bank of Bedford Bank of Beaver, Beaver Bank of Chamhcrsburg, Chamhg Bank of Chester Westchester Bank of Delaware Chester Bank of Germantown, Germantown Bank of Gettysburg, Gettysburg Bank of Lewistown, Lcwistown Bank of Middletown, Middletown Bank of Monlgomy Norristown Bank of Northumberland, North'land Bank of Pittsburg Pittsburg Bank of Susquehanna Montrose Bank of Swatnra, Harrisburg Bank of Washington, Washington Berks County Batik, Reading no sale, closed. par. par. par. 14 5 pa r.

5 2 8 closed, failed. 15 1ESIVATE SAM. THE subscriber ofiers at Private Sale, valuable two story Baick Uolsk and half lot, or piece of on the cast side North Queen Street, above the rail-road, 3 doors south of Walnut now in possession of Mr. Leeds, and kept ns a Cloth and Trimming Stoic. The improvements consist of back buildings, a variety of choice Fruit Trees in the'yard and lot; the property is in good repair; the yard neatly paved and laid out.

The situation is very cither for a pirvate or business dwelling there are four rooms anl kitchen with a line basement in front arid a Urge garret the basement is suitable for almost any branch of business. If the above property is not sold before the 29th day of October, it will on that day be offered at Public Sale, at tbe hotel of Win. C. Hull, in North Queen where terms of sale will be made known, hv the proprietor, AVAL MORTON. (Iniplliger.cf anJ futon luatie copy.) Aug.

id. Jlorc iYcw Goods, N.E. Leamany has opened at his Store, in North Queen-. Lancaster, a handsome assortment of Fancy Goods of the latest style. Ladie and gentlemen, call and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.

The folio-' ing articles compose part of his stock of goods, viz: Colored Silks, Figured Mous de Lnine, New Stylf OmhriO Mous de Lainc, Superior Embroidered Mous de Laine, New Persian Mousde Laine, Second Mourning Mous do Lainc, New Silk Shawls, late style, Ladies Embroidered Cravats, Fancy Cravats, New French Lawns, Ladies Alapaca Cloth, Handsome Scotch Ginghams, Bonnet Ribbons, Rich Watered, Oinbrii4, New Style Chintzes, Ladies Parasols Rich Figured, Plain-Do. Do. Childrens, Figd.and Plain, Fancy CassimcrsPrir.ce de Joinvillc ville Cassimers, and Boys Gambooris, and Crape Lasting, Summer Cloths, Cashmerctts and Broad Cloths, all of which will be sold low. July 23, 1842. y.

Slrashtirg Female min ary. The Third Session of this Institution for the education of Y'oung Ladies, will commence ori the first Monday in May. Tho situation being pleasant and healthy, ren" dors it desirable for those who wish to semi their daughters from home to be educated. As Strasburg is convenient to the Philadelphia and Columbia 3 miles distant) together with its being on the main road leading from Philadelphia to Lancaster, the opportunities thus afforded to parents in visiting their children, render it easy of access. As the females are under the influence of experienced teachers, no pains will be spared to cultivate the mind and improve the morals.

The design of this Institution is to furnish Young Ladies with 1 lie besti facilities for obtaining a finished education, bulb in the solid and ornamental branches. The plan of instruction will embrace two divisions First. The common branches of a substantial English education. Second. The higher branches of F.nglish, the ancient and modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, Instrumental and Vocal Music.

Careful attention will be paid to1 the health and religious instruction of th pupils. TERMS. The year will consist of two terms of sessions, of five months each, commencing on the first Monday of May and November. The charge for Board, Tuition, Washing, per session, will be only Fifty Dollars. A regular examination will be held at the end of every session.

Parent, wishing to place their daughters in this Institution, will please make early application by letter, or otherwise. MISS ANN MCULEOUGII, March 1 tf. Principal. 16 no sale. 3i closed.

par. par. i Bor. of Harrisburg, Post Notes Hats. Daniel Rhoads, Hatter, No.

1G, West King Street, nearly opposite the Market House, Lancaster, most respectfully announces to his friends and the pubic. that he has Just Deceived from Pliih-lelphia, the latest Spring fashion, with which he is ready to accommodate those who may favor bun with a call, together with an assortment of White Russia, Silk, and Plain Hats, which he can recommend for beau ty.il ura liility and cheapness, equally to any manufactured in this city, or tdsc-where. OCT Hats of any shape or form made to order, at the shortest notice. May 25, 1842. AGENTS FOR TIIE AGE.

TltltM.s OF SUItSCRIPTIOV ARH TWO A YF. Alt, OXK 1)01, 1. A AX'D FIFTY UR.Vl.-', IF PAID IX AUV.WCU. 1-J Vo u.ijmiil l. tiers Hill h'; lakun out if tlio Toil Oilici-, ur.lus I hey cuiiUin mom or aro cmlorurd Ly an agent.

Kverv Temperance man i requested lo un His iittlmmcc to oLtui.i -u lr i Imtx. Columbia. Samuel Grove and Moses liitson. Martic Forge. Robert Kelton.

Millport. Simon S. Rcist. Washington Borough. Andrew I.

Kauffman. Mount Joy. William Patterson. Chcsmit Level. Bohcrt Clarke, Esq.

New Holland. J. Schaeffer. Strasburg. George Lmville.

Colemnnville. George Moke. Bart. Jesse McCalhster. Spring Grove.

John Hastings. Margaretln. York co. John Licbhart. Paradise.

John Quigley. Marticville. John Spence. Churchtown. Townsend Miles.

Smithvillc. Tiliman Thompson. Ephrala. John E. Pfautz.

Guthrieville, Chester Co. Joseph M. Myers. Ilogcslown, Cumb. Co.

George Beidel-man. Cain, Chester Co. Franklin Price. Enterprise. Enos Connrd.

Marshalton. George Martin. Harrisburg. Stephen Miller. Carlisle.

Ilirarn L. Thompson. Green Grove, Armstrong. O. G.

Reynolds. Co. C. C. Stilson.

Russclvillc.Ches. Co. Joseph B. Brosius. rights vi lie.

John Keen. Trappe P. (). Mont, (to. I).

E. Rogers. Leacock. Martin Myer. Gap P.

O. J. MM inn. Safe Harbour. J.

W. Wright. Steelsville, Clics. Co. Joshua A.

Wood. Marietta. James Wilson. Wilsonville, Adams County. Abel T.

Wright. West Chester. Dr. Wm. Whitehead.

From iho Exchange ami Trade Register. PIUIiAOELPIH-V MARKET. Review for tiie Week ending Tuesday, September 1842. I7omcslic Fabrics Arc firm, and some articles have improved fiiuce iho passage of the new TurilF; bussinesi something better. Flour anil Meat Price for Flour have been tending downwards for some days, with only a moderate demand.

We quote it to-ria dull at for Superfine, and $3,73 for Rye. Meal Corn Meal continues stoutly at former quotations, with only a moderate stock on hand. Cleared last week, 1373 ibis Flour 53 hlwls, and 480 bbls Corn Meal. Grain The receipts of Wheat aro not yet large, but prices aro rather drooping. To-day, the market for Penna.

reds, from fair to prime, is 80 a P3 arid Southern do. 80 a 83 cts. per bu-diol Rve, (0 a f5 cts; Yellow Corn, steady at 53 cts. Southern Oats, 23 per Cleared last week, Go8 bbls Corn for the West Indies. Kicc Is selling in small lots, at a 3 cts per lb cleared.

70 casks. Seeds New Flaxseed is coming to market pretty freely, and the price has declined to $1,43, at which rate sales havn been made. Sugar Within a few days the sales of Mtucova-does have been large, and since tho new Taritf tho rates generally have advanced about one cent per lb; sales of Brazil white, at 8 a cents per pound. Teas Maintain full rate prices, especially for the finer kinds, while the poor sorts nre plenty and dull. Tobacco Prices remain low', but there is a better feeling; and an improvement looked for by holders.

The stock is not now large for the season. Cleared this week, 53 Jihds. Tho receipts this year arc only about half the quantity they were last. ool Is arriving more freely from the West, and the poorer grades have been in soma demand nt fair rates. "Whiskey On the Delaware in bbls.

is selling in small parcels at 21 cts. per gallon. Calile Market Tho offering of BccfCnltle wero about 800 head, of which 3-3 went to New York nearly all sold nt $1,50 a Cows and Calves sold at $7 a J2 for dry Cows; Sgringers, 10 a 20, and for milch Cows, $22 a 32. 350 Hugs sold at $3,73 a 4. Sheep, $1 a 2.25 per hqad.

Nexvaiiei Cliettpll'tiiiiily Grocery and Flour Store, at the Southeast corner of North Queen and Walnut streets, Lancaster. The sub'-criher respectfully informs the citizens of Lancaster, that he lias removed to that commodious building, two doors north of his old stand, where lie has just opened a Fresh Supply of Groceries and Fruit, Sugars, Molasses, Sail by the Barrel and Sack, Fish, Mackerel, 1 fer-ririg, and Cod-Fish Cheese, Pepper, Coffee, Chocolate. Alspice, Raisins, Oranges. He also, keeps constantly on hand, SUPERFINE FLOUR, which he willdisposc of at the current market prices, cither by the barrel or small weight For (Lash. Wm.

AIorton. OCT Country Produce taken in exchange for goods. April 1.2 3in. Windsor, Kennett, and Cochi aiivillc. A report from the committee to which a communication was referred from the New Garden Society was received anJ adopted.

Preamble and Resolutions accompanying a Report from a committee of the New Garden Temperanco Society, communicated to the county society, at the meeting on the 4th of July last, and then referred, by the county society, to a committee consisting of T. llaines, J. J. Lewis, P. F.

Smith, Wm. Darlington and U. V. Penny-packer, Esqrs, Whereas, the law of 1834 allows the privilege of selling liquors to all such houses of entertainment as may bo necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers: And, whereas by the law of 1842, the license is restricted to the sale of liquors only, therefore Resolved, That the obligation formerly resting on our Courts to grant tavern li-censes for the implied purpose of providing entertainment for travellers, is virtually released by the law of 1841 unless, in the opinion of the said Courts, the sale of intoxicating drinks constilutes a necessary part of such entertainment. And whereas the law of 1841, very properly requires the publication of the petition and certificate prior to their presentment to the Court, therefore, Resolved, That the said provision fully implies the right of remonstrance, and that the representations thus made to the Court constitute a part of the evidence sought for and obtained, and ought to have due influence in determining the grant.

The committee to whom, by a resolution of the Chester County Temperance Society, was referred the communication from the Temperance Society of New Garden, the subject of the powers of the Court to grant or withhold Tavern licenses," having considered the "same, beg leave to make the following: Report. Presuming, from the organization of the committee, that the object of the society from which, it originated, was to obtain a legal opinion on' the question above stated, your committee db not deem it proper to answer the questions relating to moral duty, contained in the communication, nor to express their individual opinions on the propriety of the practice of granting or withholding licenses. The recent laws have not changed the powers of the Court in reference to this subject. These powers have not been enlarged or restrained since the passage of the act of 1710, which required licences to be granted, and made it penal to have or keep any public Inn, Tavern, without a license by the proper authority. Numerous modifications with a view to the collection of revenue, as well as to public utility and necessity, have been made, and b'the repository of the power lias been 'changed from time to time, until finally the Judges of the Courts of Quarter Sessions became the recipients under the law of 1815, and have so continued up to the present time.

The mode and manner of applications have been changed the evidence of the necessity public inns or Taverns, has been pointed out, and preliminary action required, which have limited the exercise of the discretion of the Court; but the power has not been changed. The power to grant implies the powerto withhold. This power is conferred, however, to be exercised in the performance of a duty. It is not an arbitrary power. A sound legal discretion in relation to the wants of the whole community must be regarded in its exercise.

The Court is not bound to grant upon the recommendation of twelve respectable citizens, nor to withhold upon the remonstrance of a much larger number. To do either in all cases, would be an arbitrary display of the power without regard to its corresponding duty. The inquiry is whether such Inn or Tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. If the Court believe such to be the fact, their duty requires them to grant it a license. If they consider it unnecessary, the license ought to be withheld.

T.he evidence for or against it, may be derived from various sources, but can only be conclusive when it satisfies the mind of the Court on the one side or the other. Townsend Haines. Joseph J. Lewis. P.

Frazer Smith. Wm. Darlington, U. V. Pennypacicer.

Accepted, and upon being amended were adopted. Resolved, That it is our decided judgment that a period lias fully arrived when it is only the willfully blind that do not see a gross inconsistency in opposing crime and pauperism, and at the same time withholding their names from the temperance pledge. Resolved, As the opinion of this convention, that the purchasing of alcoholic liquors by temperance men, for persons who are not members of any temperance society to drink, is a violation of the temperance pledge, and that the local societies throughout the county be recommended to deal with all such accordingly. On motion it was resolved, That the different local societies should pay into the Treasury of this society, annually, the sum of one dollar for every hundred members, and pro rata for fractions under the same. On motion it was resolved, That the Treasurer be ordered to pay to the corresponding Secretary, the amount of expenses he has incurred in performing the duties of his office.

On motion it was resolved. That the corresponding secretary be at liberty to pledge the payment of the travelling expenses of invited lecturers who shall he requested to lecture before this society; that he shall be restricted in extending his invitation to more than two, and these within the distance of one hundred miles. As there was no more business before the society, invitations were extended to the Rev. James B. Ayers, Rev.

Wm. Lat-ta, Dr. Sumner Stebbins and Joshua S. Valentine, to address the meeting; who took the stand, and by their eloquent appeals to the hearts of the audience, in favor of this great and glorious reformation, elicited tUqnost profound attention of the assembly lor upwards of three hours impressing upon the minds of the hearers, the indispensible duty they had to perfonpo' dispel achohol the demon of desVr from off our land. nat the pceed- On motion Reso' be published in the jngs of this r- Carlisle Bank, Carlisle City Bank, Pittsburg Columbia Bk Sc Br.

Colmn. Centre Bank of Bcllcfunle Doylestowu Bank, Doylcstown Easton Bank. Easton Eric Bank, Erie Erie Bank, State issues Exchange Bank. Pittsburg Do. Post Notes Do.

Branch, Ilollidaysburg Farm. Bk of Bucks Bristol Farmers Sc Drovers, Wayncsbur" Do. Post Notes Farm. Bk of Lancaster, Lancaster Farmers Bk of Reading, Reading Fra iklin Ba nk, Washington Farmers Sc Mechanics Bank of Fayette County, New Salem failed. Farmers Meehan.

B'k, Pittsburg failed. Farm. Mcch. Bk, Grcencastlc failed. Harrisburg Bank, Harrisburg Harmony Institute, Harmony no sale.

Honcsdale Bank, Ilonesdale Huntingdon Bank, Huntingdon Juniata Bank, Lcwistown Lancaster Bank, Lancaster Lancaster County Bank Lebanon Bank, Lebanon Lehigh Navigation Co. Script Lumbermen's Bank, Warren Marietta Sc Susqucha rading Co, Mcrch. Manuf. Bk, Pittsburg Do. Post Notes Miners Bk of Pottsville, Pottsville Monongahcla Bank, Brownsville Do.

Post Notes Mechanics Bank, Pittsburg Northumberland Union Columbia Bank at Milton no sale. Northern Bank of Dundaff no sale. New Salem Bank Fayette County fraud. Northampton Bank, Allentown 18 New Hope Del. Bridge Lam-bcrtville, N.

Sc New Hope, Pa. 25 Nortlnvesn B'k of Meadville closed. New Salem Bank, Fayette Co. fraud. Pa.

Agricl Sc Manuf. Bk, Carlisle failed, lhila. Sc Reading BR. Co. Tost Notes Silver Lake Bank.

Montrose closed. Taylorsville Del. Bridge, Tay'ville 20 Towanda Bank, Townnda no sale. Union Bank of Uniontown failed. West Branch Bank, Williamsport 50 Wyoming Bank, Wilkesbe 10 Westmoreland Bank, Greensburg closed.

York Bank, lork 5 Youghogany Bank, Pcrryopolis no sale. DELAWARE. Bank of Delaware, Wilmington Bank of Smyrna, Smyrna Do. Branch, Milford Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware, Dover Do. Branch, Wilmington Do.

Branch, Newcastle Do. Branch, Georgetown Wil. Sc Brandywine B'k, Wilton Union Bank of Wilmington All Delaware Bank notes under $5 MARYLAND. Bank of Salisbury, Salisbury Bank of Westminster, Westminster Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore Bank of Caroline, Denton Bank of Maryland, Baltimore 8 i dosed. failed.

I'aitif iii. Arthur Armstrong, respectfully informs his friends and the pub-public in general, that he continues the business in all its various branches, and is now ready to execute all orders in his line, stick as Signs, Military and Civic Flags, Ornamental and Portrait Painting, of every description. Portraits painted at various prices from $5 to $20 and upwards. Likenesses warranted, or no charge. Specimens can be seen at bis Painting Boom, in E.

Orange si rcct, a few doors from the corner of North Queen street. OCT" His Gallery, containing fron seventy to eighty paintings, on various subjects, is open daily for exhibition. Admittance, 25 cents. July 4 tf. MONEY RECEIVED FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS, SINCE AUGUST 20TH.

From Abel T. Wrislit, Wilsonville, Adam co, for 3 names from Mi-s Susan Hainliriplu, city, S3. (JO; from James Gal liner. West. Chester.

from Charles Fnullt. for I years subscription, from John L. Thompson, city, for 1 cars sub. from Win. Hoar, Enterprise, $150; from II.

A. Marltley, Siras-burg, from Enos Stevens, Paradise, 1.50. The Volunteer! The People' Candidate. To Ihe Independent Voter of the City and County of Lancaster. Fellow Citizens: At the earnest solicitation of my friends, I am induced to oiler mvself as a Volunteer Corididatc FOR THE LEGISLATURE, and if so fortunate as to receive a majority of your suffrages, I pledge myself to perform my duties with industry and fidelity; and as the Mechanic and Farmer nre now burthened with a heavy taxation, I will use my best efforts to REDUCE TIIE TAXES! And as I have for a long time believed and publicly avowed too, that the true interests of Pennsylvania nre, TO SELL, FROM BEGINNING TO END, THE WHOLE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS, to relieve the State of our now enormous debt; my untiring exertions shall be devoted to the accomplishment of these objects, whilst the interests of the Mechanic and Poor Man shall be most heartily sustained by me.

With these fixed PRINCIPLES, I leave the subject for your decision at the Ballot Boxes. J. FRANKLIN REIGART. HCrFreisiitisi Portable Red-stead. The subscribers having purchased the patent right for the counties of Lancaster and Chester, fur malting this valuable improved Portable Bedstead, which is so constructed as to admit of being removed from one room to another; or in case of fire, taken out of the house in less than a minute, without being taken apart it also combines strength and durability with elegance, and is cheaper and infinitely better than those made on the old plan.

The public are respectfully invited to call and examine the article at the Cabinet Ware-rooms' and Chair Manufactory of tho subscribers, in South Queen street, a few doors below the Mechanics Institute. Township and shop rights for making and vending this valuable improved Bedstead, can be bad of the subscribers. Conrad Annc, G. F. Rote.

August 3m. ITT; oval. The subscriber returns bis thanks (othe public for tlio liberal encouragement lie has received, and now takes the liberty of offering to them, a new and general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry. His recent arrangements made with the (dock Manufacturers of New l'ork, will enable him to sells Clocks by wholesale at Philadelphia prices, and bv retail. He ood and Brass-bushed Thirty-hour four to five dollars; Eight-day Thirty-hour Brass Clocks, trom sixteen dollars.

GOLD SILVER LEVER WATCHES, and Full Jeweled new and second-handed- English and Swiss Watches; Patent Vertical forsale a general assortment and German Silver Ever-Pointed flat and round. Gum, Mohair, and Steel, Guard and Fob Horn and Pearl-handled Pocket-knives Breast-pins of various and most patterns Gold-guard and Fob and Steel-top Thimbles, Steel Tooth-picks, Silver and Gcr-'man Tea-Spoons, German Earrings, Ornaments, Pocket-books, Fanny Ellsler Music Boxes, also takes leave to inform the will attend lo (Bock and Watch Engraving, and Repairing of all Jewelry, in the neatest style. done by him will be warranted. before purchasing elsewhere. and Silver purchased.

GEORGE II. SMITH, above L. C. Jungerichs Store. 1842 9m.

ScotJs new Slap of Lancaster County. The Garden of America. This Map recently published, lias been constructed by a scale of one inch to a mile, forming a four 4 feet by 3. From actual Survey bf courses and distances of the County, Towhship, Borough and City boundaries of the county roads, with correct plans of the Towns and Villages, of every mill stream and their branches; the Furnaces, Forges, Mills, Manufactories and Bridges of the Susquehanna River, and its Islands, Dams, Ferries and Bridges, the principal Rocks and Ripples, being an accurate and beautiful Geographic delineation of this majestic River, and all its improvements, from tbe Con-ewago falls to tbe Chescpeake Bay, of tbe Pennsylvania Rail Road from Columbia to Chester County The Lancaster and Harrisburg Rail Road to Dauphin The Pennsylvania Canal from Dauphin to Columbia The Susquehanna Canal to Maryland Tbe Conestoga Navigation The old Maryland Canal, and tbe Tide Water Canal in Maryland to Ilavre-de-Grace. Exhibiting the Election Districts, and a Geological boundary of tbe Limestone Land; also, a correct Topographical representation of the Mountains, Ridges and Vallies, the whole survey under a series of Triangles, to preserve Lattiude and Longitude.

In fact no application of art or science is wanting, nor has any labor or expense been spared to execute this Map in a style of elegance and accuracy, far superior to any County Map yet published. The Map Is mounted on rollers, colored and varnished for Five Dollars, each map. J. SCOTT. Lancaster, Sept.

10, 1842. 37 A I I 3" i i i'raud. failed, closed, no sale. ok Ilinding and Station- nry. William M.

Grant, Book-binder and Blank Book Manufacturer, Centre Square Lancaster, Pa. He has on hand a general assortment of selected Stationary; Blank Books Wholesale and Retail; Blanks lor Public Offices; Bank, Mercantile, and Tradesmens Account Books, ruled and bound to any pattern; Scrap Books, Albums, Port-folios, put up to order. Particular attention will be paid to there-binding of OLD BOOKS, Dockets, Ledgers, Periodicals, Music, See. Merchants supplied on reasonable terms. DCTRags taken in exchange for Blank Books.

June 28 ly. Tcsuporanrc House. The subscriber, respectfully informs the friends of Temperance, and the public in general, that he has opened, in EAST KING Lancaster, about one and a half squares from the Court House, and a few doors above Ditehmans and Swopes Hotels, a TEMPERANCE HOUSE, where travellers and others will find all the accommodations of the best conducted taverns, with the exception of intoxicating liquors. Extensive new stables and sheds have, recently been erected on the premises; the yard isjarge and commodious, and careful ostlers will always be in attendance. A few permanent boarders will be accommodated on reasonable terms.

The subscriber hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit and receive a share of public patronage. GEORGE B. MARKLEY. Aug. 20, 1842.

Fancy Chair manufactory, PAINTING PAPER HANGING. rpIIE Subscriber begs leave to inform -L his friends and tbe public generally that he will execute iu tbe neatest and best manner, and at the shortest notice, every description of House Painting, including all kinds of fancy colors, either on walls or doors, and also put on Paper hangings in the best and most durable manner. OCT He lias always on hand an assortment of Fancy and Windsor Chairs, which he will dispose of at moderate prices, and respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. GEO. F.

ROTE, 3d door below the Fountain Inn, South Queen Lancaster. Balt. Sc Ohio Bll. Co. Post Notes Citizens Bank, Baltimore Coml Ac Farmers Bank, Baltimore Cumberland Bank, Cumberland Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore Cohens (J.

I. Jr. Sc Baltimore Cornl Bank of Baltimore, Baltre Commercial Bank, Millington Concchcague Bank, Williamsport City Bank, Baltimore Commercial Bank, Baltimore Eastern Bank, Baltimore Exchange Bank, Baltimore -Elkton Bank, Elkton failed. Farm. Millers Bk.

Hagerstown 20. Farm. Bk of Maryld, Annapolis 2 Do. Branch, Easton 2 Do. Branch, Frederick 2 Do.

Branch, Elkton 2 Farm. Mech. Bank, Frederick 2 Farm. Sc Planters Bank, Baltimore Farm. Sc Merchants B'k, Baltimore Franklin Bank of Baltimore Balte 20 Frederick Co.

Bank, Frederick 2 Frede-'cktown Savings Institution 5 Foil's Point Say. lnstin, Baltimore 5 Hagerstown Bank, Hagerstown, 2J Hamilton Bank, Baltimore Havre de Grace Bk, II av. de Gr. closed. Lretiire at Safe IJarhoui-.

Air. James B. Mannar will lecture nt Safe Harbour, on Saturdy. Ihe 17th of September next in the School House, at 7.J o'clock in the evening. The public are respectfully invited to attend.

D. KAUFFMAN, Sccry. Safe Harbour, Sept. 4, 1842. 8TRASKl'R CADI ll'.

The semi-annual examination of the students of Strasburg Academy, will bo held in the Presbyterian Church, in the Borough of Staasburg, to commence on ues-day. the 27lh of September, at 1 oclock, P. M. The examination will continue until IV ednesday evening at intervals during the examination, orations will he delivered by all the students, there will also be addresses by several of the students, in the Latin, Greek, German, and French Languages. Parents, the citizens of Strasburg and the friends of education, are respectfully invited to attend.

Tiie Winter session will commence on the 1st Monday of November. The Principal has obtained for the accommodation of bis school a splendid 3 sfiy brick building, which has been erected with the latest improvements, for the convenience of pupils, and is making arrangements to receive a large number of students the coming session. The whole expense for Tuition, Board is only $50,00 per session. D. MCARTEIl, Principal.

Sept. 4, 1842. 4t. TIIADDEUS STEVENS, Attouxev at Law. Office opposite the Farmers Bank, in the house formerly occupied by James Ilopkins, deceased.

LancastcjuSeptember JQAo4iww4 tbe neatest offers Clocks, from arid eight to PATENT Plain, Extra, Jeweled He alsoolltrs of Silver Pencils; Gold-guilt Chains, fashionable Keys, Silver Silver Silver Mantle Fancy Soap, See. See. SO He public he repairing, kinds of All work Call and see Old Gold 3d door March C. and most the citizens for the upon attention of the Remember Square, Shaving and TIIE SIAGASniiS RECEIVES) FOR SEPTEMBER. Grahams Magazine, Godeys Ladys Book, Boston Miscellany, The Ladies Musical Library Ladies Companion, all spleid numbers, each 25 cents.

The Tjadys loung World of Fashion, 18J Williams It. ISostcu, Barbers Hair Dressers, Centre Square respectfully return their thanks tc of Lancaster and the public, liberal patronage heretofore bestowed them, and hope, by strict to business, to merit a continuance same. tbe old Barber Shop, Centre opposite the Court House, where Hair Cutting will bs done in Peoples Book, 12 oe--. Also, the Life of Henry Clav. publishing in umbers, Tpmnenne 'Iales Also, the Ilar-pcrs l-cap Edition of Bulwer and James Levels, now publishing in uniform edition, at 25 cents per Novel, with portraits in each Novel.

Subscriptions received and single Numbers for sale by J. GISH. Near the Post Cffice, Lancaster. Marine Bank of Baltimore, Balte Mechanics Bk of Baltimore, Balt. Merchants Bank of Baltimore, Balt.

Mineral Bank, Cumberland ONeil Sc Brother, Havre de Grace Patapsco Bank, Ellicotls Mills Planters Bank, Up. Marlborough Poultneys Evan Baltimore Real Estate Bank, Baltimore Somerset Sc Branches, Somerset Susque. Bk Sc Bge P. Deposit HAMS, IIAMS. A Fresh supply of cured Hams for sale at the Family Groce- ry and Flour Store of Wm.

Morton, North Queen Street, 1 closed. closed. closed. failed..