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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
Binghamlop. Bloomc co. \. Y Ang. l8l5. aug

Sd FOR SALE-A rare body cfTennesse. Land. Title
ST perfect. The viii sell il low, he would
- give German Of character and means one halt thn
proceeds arising from sale ol said land 10 egranl- An
Association OF Germans already exists at Antwerp, who
purchased part OF thu advertisers land They have over
three hundred settlers upon them, and all well pleased
For grazing purposes there IS better land, aud 40 part
OF the world is healthy The Charleston IS. c. Kali
road surveyed To Nashville Tenn passes through part
Of the land Address A u. PostOnce with real name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

E5l To LET OK FOX SALE, and pOssessi0n gwen
Immediately the Farm and premise. lately occupied
by John Gray, Esq Staten Island, about two miles
West OF Port Richmond, and nearly opposite Elizabeth
port There about eighty of land including wood
land and salt meadow There Is new large and
dOus mansion House and good barn, and new ard
yenicnl ouihoUses on the premises Apply to
CHARLES KOHLER, near the premises, To
o0tf GEO BOWMAN, No. Hanpver-st. N York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

kSBroadwny corner OF Broomc-st-J T. :. SMITH hay
Ing saved from the late much OF stock OF Hom1opa
THO medicine In M unDlurcd state is enabled 10 supply
orders and furnish cases, &c. sc. ~ heretofore
He has removed the above number where may he
found family and other cases, antca ncure arnica pns
ter and OF medicines Of the best quail
$50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
HAIL AND I,AKL0R -TOYES.-F. n. M

N NEII ANU tn NI.UII = w FN'-T II 7 nv .
BRIDGE 30 Water-st has for sale tine assortment
e best kinds Of Stoves for Halls Pnriots Nurseries
Stores &c These made OF the best materials
and in substantial our hall stoves, WIKI drums
connected give entire satisfaction 10 all using them, and
we confidently recommend them 10 all who wish 10 heat
their houses in pleasant and economical way We have
also Osteds Patent Paror Stoves which sill r3ce every
o;hef In economy and purity heat Also BoswOrIh Air
Tight Stove wood and other kinds for Offices chambers,
&c at reasonable prices Stoves put up short notice by
romne,ent yyorkn,n ola lmcol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
rRIRuNE IoR PRINTING oFFIcE.

No. = SPRucE.sISEET-f Three doors from Nasra,ee'y
rINIlE facilities oi ils establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps, b any office in the city The
patronage OF the last wear has been such guaranty
great extension resources We therefore, with
hdence issue the following Card
TO VANTS-Merchanis supplied with 81! kinds
Of PRINTING al the cheapest rate viz:
Cards, Bills Lsding,
Circulars, Receipts
Bill Heads Checks, &c
To LITERARY GENTLEMEN gina! Mdurec, pt5 printed
wila accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work and all kinds ot
Books. Later Press Printing.
To LECTURERS AND MusicIs Ns-Prog rGnues beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills. Small Bills FOR DIsIi
Mammoth Balls, button, &c.
And every description Of PLAN and Ornamental JOB HoIt
executed with erca, and puuciuaiy al The Office
No. 7SpUce-si.
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, rAMrH.
LET'S. &c.
Anwork on the above Presses viii be done cytraodi.
nary low prices. J. a. FRAETAS,
ll2 II Tribune JOB Printer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

COUGH REMEDI.-Thcnias William Hafpers eel
- ehrsied medicine for the OF Asthma " hopping
Cough Gods OF every description, Inflammation or i-
Lungs and al classes Of Lung Complaints. has no stood
The test 81 experience for number OF yesrs, and has been
pronounced OILY by those who have been benesLec
By rs 1se but ~ rai5e: Of ae rosi eminent ply
s!cials the best Medicine for tne relief AZ
OF hose distressing complaints. The Immense aat IN
crsaag demand foc h- Eie3cE= n al paris OF liz Unioo
tnccnissAoy proves ia hts= poqalsry- III crcts per
bo;;I-= ST. per gro.s FOR sale - iaIn-s OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

FALL ARRANGEMENT

FALL ARRAN CEMENT.
1.-Two rlONEER AND EN- ts1Es-,II,IIIJh
sesSt.z--iH PRESS LINE. f--,5-ss---y-.r.i
Via Railroad aud Canal
From philadepha to Pittsburgh The above line Is now
I'm full operation. Passengers leave Philadelphia every
morning II O'Clock in the best and most comfortable de-
scripon of cars for Harrisburg where they embark on
the Packet Boat
This the most agreeable routes that to be found
Tn the country The scenery the Susquehanna anu Iu
nitu rivers - unsurpassed for beauty and variety
~ Office IN Philadelphia, No. IA DaykctSt
~ Passengers =hould be careful not 10 pay their faro
In New York farther than pha, there IS no pei
SOU in that city authorized to sell tickets for this line
A. b. CUMMINGS. Agent
,nl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

RUs>IA SHEET IR0N.-eo bundles surer!or
Az quality Rassia Sheet Iron u s;otr.
i"l bUods do. deliverable n Boston for "a. cash or
approved cr-liL BENZ. Il SHERMAN,
n corner BrOzd and Beaver.
SILk-WORI GI|T-A me zssortrnsut OF superior
~ SilkWor-E G1i. for sale wholesale and retail oy
a. JOHN J. BROWN Z co. I'D Faltoc-st- Dsa- Nassau
SAUSAGE CASiNt;S-st0 kegs gc-y best fresh Saa,
hC.ce C1si1-s, for sale bY
90 l.' MERRITT CO. g sossh-.. cor. Of Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

/ ~ UILi4 PEN NlB~, Diamond Point Gold Pens,
~ Steel Pens, Quilts Quill Pens, Daily Journal for the
wear 1917 Ivory Tablets, Porcelain States, Transparent
States Portfolios, gold aud silver Pencil Cases Motto
Seals Perforated Board. Bristol Board, Drawing Paper,
luksands great variety. Bauk Books, Writing and
Wrapping Papers Envelopes for Letters cards and Notes
&c. &c. &c. Al articles >Ot IN quantities purcha
ers. FRANCIS y LOl'rREL, Statoners,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

IIERRISts'~ (Wilders Pa,enU Fire and Damp Proof
Salsualder Ssfes.-The only objection ever made
nRinst Wilder. celebrated Patent Fire Proof Salamsuder
Safes IllHi OF the arst made tby Wilder would
mould and dump-u books and papers.
The subscriber as invented damp proof composition
which he Incorporates the Mahogany Book Case
separate and distinct. without altering changing ;h-
Fire Proof Filing (pstenied by Daniel Fitzgerald ard by
him transferred Wilder a. the Patent Office, Washing
ION which renders these Safes the best article OF ;he
KIND muse
The exclusive Ugh; 10 make or eel The above Safes
this State is secured 10 the subscriber.
Jones's celebrated chsugeshle Bank Lock viii be fur
ristcd when ordered and for sale manufacturers prices
general assortment OF double and single sa.AHsader
Safes.
Also other kinds Of ard second hand for sale
low At the Iron SAFE pep6i, No lS9 Watef-.i
uS imDNW {. HERRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

ING ENlINEERs, Manufacturers, Pgtentces, Gc.-
4 Messrs COOPER 4 PARKER, 20 Nas-su'st. n, Y
execute drawings and specifications for patents dfangs
and estimates for mills factories steam engines wse;
wheels shsfnG, &c. at The shortest notice MI having
had many years experience as pfacuca Engineer, ~
scmc o: the largest establishments in England and pos
sessing thorough knowledge OF every description OF mH
einery used in ie manufacture OF cotton. fax and woo
they invite parties interested IN the above 10 eai CONF
dent that they give satisfaction
Agents for the disposal Of manufacturing premises
steam and water power machinery, &c oe I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

R9A FARM FOR SALE.-Situale on the Road from
- New Rochelle White Plains about egudisHnl FROM
each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
The place i divided BIZ lane and il laid on, into CON-
yenieEI lots for cultivation AL the fences Of stone
good order, and the ground In Ugh state Of cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and In order For
TERMS GpP.yto $. S. KENYON, on the premises, Of
dgu / ADRIANCE 81 Iohn.at Se,Y-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05


Propr.eior's osce lee BoweEy Sold. wholesale snt
ta-l- ~ WYATT K KETCHAa. III su!.on-st n L and
C Sloane. Is. F.l.on-s BROOKLYN Pric- 81 US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
M. pEaN,, A,IERICAN BALM tor ceqgh

~ zld CcnsuEpso. Il u nfst Stages This Is decsp-
loa O1e ;TAI OILY asked certain cur. Il guaranteed
has never i. Z prts rf.ces Of isc yesI. as May
have been cared se irving A.! ae pu1c and boosted
% others givea over as past every remedy Reference
giyec; Lungs sounded zdvice free Sod oriy oy Docto.
DEAN. rs soEesy oS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

nPPOSITION MORNING LINE at ~ O'Clock for
" Albany, landing at Hanmondst Van Cor,landrs.
tP.eAskill) Cold Spring NewbuIgh, New Hamburger,
Milton, Pokeepsle Hyde Park Kingston, Upper Red
Hook Bristol Caisk, Hudson, CcSsackie and KindeT'
hook Passage One Dollar.
xD'<ss The new and fast sailing steamboat MET
us SAMORA Capt. T. II. Smith, Will leave the
pier foot uf Warren -. Monday Wednes-
day end Friday AT 6t O'Clock A. NJ Returning leave Al.
baly Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Passengers taking this arrive in Albany IN time for
the tram OF cAls going North and West Brcaktas! and
dinner on board
For freight passage apply on bond, or oil Andrew
Clark, cor West and Warren sts.
FIRE Van Corautrs Dock % cts. Pokeepsie 81 os
Hudson Is cts Albany 81 Oh I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

~G~ Observation-Disclosures estesm.
n-ss.as--- boat HUDSON, Capt VIM ii. hleen hay.
ing been oyerhauled. Is now In nTst rate or
der will In future her old route 10 Hudson direct,
without stopping the intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot OF Cedars. New York. 1t o'clock, every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings and Hudson
every Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings O'Clock
OF o1 the ARRIVAL of the Cars from the East.
For passage apply board Tickets through TO Piis-
field - 50 West Sockbridge II Is. and Chatham II ~
z. S.-Ths Boat has large number Of saieRooms s3H
.U~Sa AFOW STATEN IsLAND.-On ana 81.
TER Sunday, November lst the Steamboat
SYLPH Capt Brsised wi, make The tol
lowing Tips and from Staten Island until farther notice,
Lene Stafe, hLnd-Ats, H. II 4. M and p. ~
ieare Netr lort-At9 and II AMI. ~, 81 r D. o.e
r.. rs.sa.lssaassl. PATTERSON RAILROAD.
49, " inter Arrangement To commences
k1a--HA--1A-Oc,o October lat, lsii. Leave
PArRRsoN DEPOT. Ngw.YoRK.
o'clock a. 81 81 O'clock 4. d.
III O'Clock, A. NJ. IL! O'clock, p. NJ
3 O'Clock p. VI. 81 O'Clock, T. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Dep0tuI NewYork n.
o'clock, \. NJ. ~ O'clock a. d.
O'Clock, T. N. ii O'Clock, p. NJ
Passengers advised 10 be al the Ferry few minutes
before the hour Of starting. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r -z.se..=ss.sss7 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
LIS .-s--S-sl Leave New York, o'clock a. NJ. ,
u NJ, L.. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05
sIT- AlIoRNlNG n0AT For AttBANY

EA.SSr-!SASD TROY.-Passxgc Sl.-Breaklsst and
ssssEcs' zfE1 Dinner on board tho Boat Passengers
taking this Boat Will arrive IN time 10 take the EVepne
Trn OF Cars from Troy west Buffalo, AMI north to
auco and Lake George. 80 m
Tl. steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, will
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday, At O'Clock. A. NJ
nom lie Pier foo, OF MISUNDERSTANDING cpposts
days re- For Passage Freight apply on board. or Ia
\ II Hal ,i The Office on the Wharf. aulif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

N SOlihst one door WcHt O burilnS'sDP,
n B-W. / j. r. T. continue 10 dispatch irst class p:GE
cts 10 London, Liverpool Glasgow, New.Orleans, DO
bile, Savannah and Charleston with punctialy Also, %
make gemens for bringing out passengers from any
part the old country and give drafts for any amount pay
able demand in any part Of Great Britain Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

rINO PRINTERS with sinai! Capital a well
stocked Printing Oihce. with business of SlsC1
year attached situated in OF the best business local
lilies IN the CIV will re sold advaniSgeog The
purchasers must able command lcas, S0 None
others need apply Address y Y L. Tribune oce, with
real maine and residence.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

SPRlNG ls4G!-On Saturday, the 7th instant, |
- shall introduce the new Spring Fashion to the
visiters and residents of the metropolis.
For the peculiar graceful curve of the brlm, the
beautiful dome crown and exceing neatness of gen.
eral appearance gentlemen of taste and discrimina-
ton will readily receive and cordially welcome this
most becoming style. When seen, the many merits
of this elegant HAT will at once be conceded, its
price being but an addition to the agreeable surprise.
Being provided with the newly-invented Partisan
Contormaeur, the most difficult heads are perfectly
htted-an exactness by any other means altogether
unattainabe.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call at my
fashionable Hat, Cap, and Fur Establishment, six
doors west Browns Hotel.
March Stiff w. Il. TODD.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

7 0TTERY OF FANCY GOODS AT GUl-
IL ON'S, under Gadsby's new hotel, OF the most
magnificent and richest description ever offered in
this city, consisting of splendid work boxes dress
ing-cases, fans, papateres, gold-mounted canes,
gold pencils, nnusic-boxes, velvet souvenirs, paPier
mache, portfolios, silver-mounted riding-whips,
with many other beautiful articles, amounting in all
to 81 100.
Scheme, 900 chances, fifty prizes.
Ladies and gentlemen are requested to call and
examine the superior quality Of the articles and
subscribe to the scheme il is the determination Of
the proprietor to have the lottery closed in very
short time. There has been a large number Of
chances already been disposed Of
March 7--3tawif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

BOUQUETS AND CUT FLoWERS.-Th
ID subscriber is fully prepared to make IN Bou
quets with his usual taste. Cut flowers furnished
for decorating dinner tables, &c.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and Scotsman, op. State Dept.
Dec ll-eotf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

CATALOGUE OF CONGRESS, LAW, and
u MEDICAL BOOKS, and works on American
history, &c.
h;s Ca,.Iooue Of Congress, law and medical books,
and of rare and re4rce books American and other
history together with large list Of miscellaneous
works. Gentlemen are respectfully invited to cell
and get them, or order them by letter,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

nor RENT, the well-fnshed two-story brick
l. HOUSE on 18th street, between G and n
streets, at present occupied by Thomas Feran, esq:
Possession will be given the first day of April
next.
Apply to Thos w. Pairo, F street, near 18th,
March SGT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11

EoR SALE, Anthracite coal of superior quality
L and yellow pine wood, suitable for bakers.
PETER CASANAVE,
Corner Of 10th street and canal
Feb 93--2aw2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11
Communicated.


Ultimate constitution proposed for the State Of Ns''
York. based and constructed upon the LAWS or
GOD, and Ae DECLARATION OF INDIE.
PEN,DETCE, tShieh is in perfect conformity 'Oid'
those laos.
EQUAL RIGHTS AND A JUST EQUALITY THE ONLY
PURE DEMOCRACY.
ROBERT OWN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-11
Libertu of mind or conscience.

IA. Every one shall have equal and full liberty 70
sxnress the dictates of his conscience on religious
and all other subjects. - ,... ,,,r fair
0rs,n,en, expressed in the spirit Of charity to con
troll The opinions or belief of another.
ne No praise or blame, no merit or demerit, no
-.,rord ar punishment shall be awarded for any
~ But all Of every conscientious conviction shall
have equal right to express their opinions respect
inc The Great Creating Power Of the Universe, and
TO worship that power under any form and IN any
manner agreeable to their conscienees, not in'erer
| ing with the equal rights OF others VINO may oeen
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
The Right Of Way.

The Bill before the Legislature, granting the
privilege to the New York and Erie Rail Road
Company, 10 continue their Rail Road, through
a portion of Northern Pennsylvania, was still
undisposed of, at our latest advices from Har-
Tisburg AT that time, however, il was the pre-
vaiIing opinion that il would pass, IN form
slightly modified from that in which il had been
reported 10 the House, by Mr. Eldred, from The
Committee on Internal Improvements. We
hope ii may The main opposition 10 it, comes
from Philadelphia The members from The
City and County, using all their efforts TO
defeat it. la the first place, by offering all
kinds of amendments which would be impossi-
ble for The Company TO comply with, and in
che next place, by speaking, voting and lobby
ing against the proposition ITSELF This is un-
generous. The Bill provides that any other
Company. that is or may be chartered in this
State, may connect with il; and as the Phila-
delphians talk of running line of Rail Road
from Tide Water TO Carpenters Point, it would
he no injury to their trade in the event of The
completion Of that project. Ii would also rem
der The road doubly valuable TO the inhabitants
Of The several counties through which ii is in
tended TO pass. Let the North have some ad-
vantage from Internal Improvements, as well
as other parts of the State. And as this would
nnqueslonably be of great benefit TO them, with
out injnrlng their neighbors, il can be nothing
hui short-sighed and selfish policy which al
fempis 10 oefeai i.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
From Mexico.

The following extract i. taken from the cor
respondence Of the New-York Tribune, dated
Pensacola, Feb. / 1916.
II happened 10 be out Of town yesterday when
the Somers arrived, and did moi return until too
late TO lake advantage Of the Mail.
"Mr. White, the Firs, Lieutenant of The So
mers, went TO the city of Mexico TO carry and
receive dispatches. He says he found less ex-
citement there than he expected TO find He
thinks it worse than useless 10 speculate on the
probabilities with regard to the eventual success
or failure of Paredes' scheme-but the count er
movements now progressing evidently give Mr..
Slidell great encouragement in looking forward.
Mr.. Slidel is now al Jalapa. Parrot accom-
panied Mr. White TO Vera Cruz Little or no
apprehension seemed to exist among our mer-
chants at the latter city. Revolutions are eve
ry-day matters, and no great uneasiness is ex-
cited by runors of War, domestic or foreign"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
New COunterfeits,

HoNEsDALE BANK. Honesdale, Pa
los. spurious. In the genuine the title of the
Bank is in two lines, in The bad note i, is in
one, by which they may be detected
BANK OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES, Phlladephia
los altered from rs. Easily detected BY ho.
ding up to light.
TRENTON BANKING Co., Trenton, N. J.
los spurious, Vlgneue, an Indian and railroad
train.
NORRIS COUNTY BANK, MoRRIsTowN, N. J.
los spurious, Vignere, Spread Eagle.
NORRIS COUNTY BANK, MoRRIsTowN, N. J.
los spurious, Vignelie, female in car.
MECHANICS BANK, NEWARK, N. j.
los altered from 2's. Vignetie, female hold.
ing child in her arms. Reapers, &C. In
the distance. Unlike the true los.
BickneFs. Reporter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

A Washington Correspondent Of the N Y.
Tribune, of The l0h says:
| have few moments before the cars leave
TO say that learned late last nigh, from Com.
Moore, who had jus, seen letter from Mobile
stating that anoher Revolution had taken place
in Mexico and tha, Gen. ARIsTA, one OF their
most energetic and hest officers, had superse-
ded Paroles as President. wilhou, bloodshed
Aris,a was The commander of The troops in
the five northern Provinces. and is said to be
decidedly friendly to this Government and op-
posed to Santa Anna, the English and French.
lf so, Slidell may be received and our friendly
relations with Mexico restored.
hasten TO send you this, as it may reach
YOU in advance of other information.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

The editor of the HaverhlI Gazette includes
The following in humorous enumeration of the
advantages of war:
We can carry Oh war of fifteen or twen-
ty years. FIVE all agreed to exert our ut
mos, strength. We raise about $4,000 young
men year, which we can have killed and hold
our own. We can give up our foreign COM
merce, aud our revenue, and borrow $780, ,OOO,-
900 year for twenty years, and then not be
so much in debt England, and il would no,
lake US more than two hundred years of peace
and prosperity 10 pay il up
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
and the Bill aulhorsing an ou,Ie, lock on the

and the Bill aulhorsing an ou,Ie, lock on the
Delaware.
Right of Way.-This bill again came up in
order, aud Mr.. Gibbons resumed his remarks
commenced on Saturday. He is speaking a,
great length in favor of the BILL
HoUsE.-Mr. Halowell offered resolution
instruc.ing the Judiciary Committee TO inquire
into The expediency Of 50 amending the fee bill,
that small estates shall not have to pay as high
fees as large ones. Agreed to.
The House, by vote Of SO to IL. refused
The Committee on Banks the liberty of employ
ing clerk to investigate the Lehigh Bank
Mr. Burnside, Judiciary reported iha, 1t
was inexpedien, to make any further laws rela-
tive 10 Hawkers and Pedlar's. But, on motion
of Mr.. Taggarl, the report was postponed for
the present.
Mr. B also reported bill relative 10 Justices,
which was considered and passed |, relates
to Justices where towns are divided. He also
reported bill relative to The election of Con-
stables
On motion Of Mr. Trego, the petitions rela-
tive TO the Judges of The Court of Common
Pleas Of Philadelphia were referred TO The Ju-
dietary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Mageehan. motion to
print an extra number of copies of The Report
Of the State Librarian, was considered, and
was nega,ived after much debate
Numerous private bills were read in place,
through with.
|, is unusually dull in The House, the ar,rac-
lion is in the Senate where Mr. Gibbons is
speaking
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

We extract an article from the Pennsylyania
ln.ell'gencer. showing The Finances, &c, de-
rived from The Canals. II will be seen that in
the increase of tolls, The statistics from " which
the lnIellgencer made up its statement, CON-
blned The North Branch Canal with the West
Branch, and The Susquehanna Division. Why
do not The proper officers. show The receipts
from each Division by itself The most of
The Increase. We presume is to be credited 10
The North Branch, and by placing it there
would Tend 10 show the importance of this Di-
vision Wilkes Barre Adrocate.