'
The tut C'ensnsRepreaenfatlon tit
The following will be the representation in Con-
grew, from llio several states, agreeably to the late
census of the population.
The present ratio ia one Member of the House for
47,700 inhabitant. Under the new dlviaion it will
be one for 60,000 ratio w hich Will alter very ma.
teiially the relative atrength of many State..
According to the latter ratio, Main, Massachusetts,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Dela
ware will each retain the an me number of member.
New Hampshire will loae I member, Vermont 1,
Rhode faland I, Connecticut 1, Maryland I, Vir
ginia 4,TVorlh Carolina 3, Mouth Carolina 2, Geor
gia 1, Tennessee 1, and Kentucky I, making logo
Kwa of 1 9 member.
Ohio will gain 0 members, Indiana 4, Illinois 4,
Michigan S, Alabama 1, Mississippi 3, Louisisna I,
Missouri 3, making together a gain of 23, or net
addition to l" House of 7 Repiesctitatives.
Tbe free States in tu? 8",ge iH gain 1 6 mem
bets and lose 4, and the Si.ve" States will gain 7
and lose 13 ; making a net aggregate fcRi'ri of seven
Representatives from the free States. The whole
number in tbe House at present ia 243 the new
ratio would make "iid.DoyUtovn Democrat.
Frederick County Bank.
The money stolen some weeks ago frotn 'this insti
tution haa been recoverred in New York, with the
exception of 0,000 in gold, which the rogtie by
compromise, waa permitted to retain in considera
tion of ui rendering the balance of the property sto
len. The negotiation which terminated in this re
sult, was, it appears, managed through the interven
tion of a lawyer of New York.
Since the above waa in type we see it staled in
the Patriot that all the money waa recovered except
twenty-eight thousand dollars, under the following
circumstances :
Some time ago, tbe directors of the bank re
ceived a communication from a person in New York
named Wiley, who represented himself aa a lawyer,
and atated that he had professionally become ac
quainted with such facta aa would enable him to se
cure the restitution of the stolen property upon cer
tain terms. Dr. Wm. Bradely Tyler, one of the
directors of the Frederick County Bank, and Wm.
M. Beall, Esq., the cashier of the Farmers' and Me
chanics' Bank of Fiederick county, lepaircd to New
York, and, after good deal of negotiation, succee
ded in recovering the whole amount, with the ex
ception of the sum above stated. We understand
that the gold and the notes of banks other than the
issues of the robbed institution were retained, and
that the lawyer who waa tbe agent in compounding
the felony, charged a commission of some ten thou
sand dollars for his services. No information waa
given that could lead to the detection of the robbeia,
although Mr. Wiley, upon being questioned upon
that point by Dr. Tyler, said that he (the Doctor)
had seen the principal of them several times during
his visit to New York. Bait.- American.
BALTlMOllE MARKET.
Baltimore, Juno 28.
GRAIN'. We hear of no sale of Whoat to-day.
On Saturday aeveral sales of Pennsylvania reds
were made at S I 23.
Salea of Md. yellow Corn on Saturday at B0, and
of white at 02 eta. A sale of white waa made to
day at G3 els.
Maryland Rye is worth -T8 cents.
A ealo of Md. Oats to-day at 43 cts. No Virgi
nia in market.
WHISKEY. The demand is not brink and the
salea are limited. We continue to quote hhda. at
22 cts., bbls. at 23 cts. The wagon piice of bbls. is
20 cts., exclusive of the barrel.
Cor, in Missouri, haa aold as low aa tlireecents
a bushel, at auction.
Coal Trade.
Amount of Coal carrivd on the Tanvillo Bfj
PotUville Rail Road to Sunhurv 'or ahir-.p'tiiR, du
ring the week ending on Jo-ie 24, 1024 Tons.
Per tei report, 5,326
Totsl, 6,350
JOHN BUDD, w. h.
Susquehanna Coal Trade.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley, to
June 21st, Tons, 7,116
Srliuylklll Coal Trade.
To June 24th, Tona, 88,471
Little Schuylkill Coal Trade.
To June S4th, Tona, 6,047
Delaware & Hudson Coal Trade.
ToJnel2lh, Tona, 36,160
Vine Grove Coal Trade.
To June 1st, Tona, 6,177
Mount Carbon Hall Road.
Amount transported to June 84lh, Tons, 16,601
IMPORTANT PROOF.
Oftht efficacy of Dr. Harlich't Celebrated Medi
cine. I Tk. r.JInmina -rl ifiral Uk a. sent VlV Mr. F.. D.
Ilinman, agent attJiiiciiitiatli, Ohio. There can be
no mistska in it. as the us r ties are well known.
Mr. Exekiel Kigdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, waa aeveial daye trouuicu
wilh liill.ns allVrtinn. fccidilv of the SlonTavh. at
tended with the usual symptoms of dyapepaia, and
having made trial of various medicine without
fuming relief, was cured by the above medicines.
Atre.1, E. ltlGDON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUNBURY, PA.
Business attended to in tbe Counties of Nor.
thuiuUiUtid, Union, Lycoming and Columbia
Kcfvr tai
TuoMts Hart & Co.,
Lower A Barrom.
a-
Hart, Ccnaissi A Hart. PhilaJ,
Ka woips, McKarlarr &. Co.
1 . .- . SSSIBS BBS i
SrxRiaa, Ooou A Co
price CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by' Henry Yoxtheimer.
Wrbat 100
Rib, "0
Cork, '"40
Oats, 30
Point, ...... 6
Fi.AT.atin, 100
UuTTRit, 10
Beksway, 2ft
Taiiow, 12)
Dhibd ArPLna, .75
Do. PsACHlt, ..... 200
Flax, 8
HacRLiit Flax, .... It)
Ehob, ...... 7
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE MEETINGS.
rPHE Democratic electors of Northumberland
- county, are tequested to hold their Borough
and Township meetings, on Saturday, tho 7th day
of August next, to elect the usual number of Dele
gates, to meet in county convention, in the Borough
of Sunlniry, on Monduy the 0th day of the same
month, for the purpose of forming a Democra'ic
County ticket. It la expected that every township
and borough will be fullv Tpprrsrnted. Bv order
of the STANDING COMMITTEE.
My 3, 1841.
A Dnnocr!!r Mrtttoft
Will be held at the house Of Georee Conrad, In
Augusta township, on Saturday, the 3i day of July
insl. Punctual attendance ia requested. By or
der of the
COMMITTEE OF VIGILAONE.
TROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THX
COITSTITTTTIOIT.
"RESCLCTIOS RELATIVE TO THX iKn.1 KBJT OF
THR STATE CONSTITUTION.
"Resolved by the Senate and House of Iteptr
sentatives in General Assembly met, That the
Constiiution of this Commonwealth le amended in
the third aection of the second article, ao that it
ahall read aa follows :
"That the Governor ahall hold hia office during
three year, from the third Tuesday of January,
next ensuing his election, and shall not be capable
of holding it longer than a tingle teim of three
years, in any lei in of nine years."
WM. A. CRABR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
J NO. H. EWLNG,
Speaker of the Senate.
Pennrylrania, ss. "
Sack eta hi 'a Office. 5 I '' hereby cer
tify that the forego
ing is a true copy of a Resolution proposing an
amendment of the Constitution, which was agreed
to at the last session of the Legislature, by a ma
jority of the members elected to each house, the
original of which remains filed in thin office; and
in compliance with the tenth article of the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth, I do hereby cause
the smile to be published, as directed by tho said
article.
C ) IN TESTIMONY whereof, I
I S. Chave hereunto set my hand and
J seal of said office at Harrisburg, this
iaviv 14th day of .Im r, 1841.
FRS. K. SHUNK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
July 3. 3m.
r.slntr or William Knablc, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Register of
Northumberland county has granted letters
testamentary upon the estate of William Ko.ble,
late of Shamokin township, dee'd., to the suhscii
ber, residing in said township. All persona having
any demands against said estate, are requested to
present them, and those indebted to inuku payment
to the subscriber.
July 3. 6w. JACOB KNABI.E.
COUNTY THEASTJRE H.
rPHE Subscriber w ill be a candidate for the office
of Treasurer of Northumberland county. He
promises, if elected, faithfully to discharge the du
ties appertaining to said iflice.
July 3, IS41. CEO. WE IS EH.
COUNTY TREASURER.
rPIIE Subscriber respectfully offers himself to tho
- citizen voters of this county, as a candidate for
the office of County Treasurer. Should he be e
lecled, he promises faithfully to d;'-ctarce the duties
of said office. GEORGE c. WEI.KEH.
Sunbury, June 20, 1 Sii.
COMMISSIONER.
T HE Subscriber respectfully informa his fellow
citizens, that be will 1 a candidate for the of
fice of County Commissioner, at the ensuing elec
tion, JACOB HAAS.
Shamokin, June 20, 1841.
Estate of James Cauipltell, dee'd.
NOTICE ia hereby given, that lettcra of admin
inirsii.in b I pen sranted to the suhscritiers.
residing in Shamokin tonnthin. Northumberland
county, upon the estate of James Cainplell, late of
the said township, dee'd. All prisons having any
demands against the said estate, are requested to
present them projierly au heuticated, and those who
are indebted, to pay to the subsciilirs without de
lay. wii-i.iAM rr.K9i.Au.
(JiiADIAli UAMriitlili,
June 26, 1841 Ow.
ITEV- GOOES.
THE eubscrilier has received an assortment of
New Oooda, which he will sell on the lowest
terms. June 10. H.B. MASTER.
JACOB MARTIN,
Commission and Cor warding
uminlsalon
MXl
1YIXLRCIIANT,
REsrECTFLLLY id forma hia friends and the
Merchants oenersllv. lht he cdtittnues the
t'ommiaaioo and Forwarding Business, at his ware
house, fool of W illow at. Railroad, Delawaio and
bcbuvlkill.
Merchants having goods to le sliinned. will find
it much to their advantage, aa to tune and Piicea
of fieight, lo send their nierchandise to the tVpot,
corner of Front and Willow alrcel Kailrnad, aa ihey
can then be sent cirtier route by the l ido W are r
Canal, or Schuylkill and Union Canals, aa boats
will arrive and depart daily lor trre Juniata and
Susquehanna Csnsls by Tkle-watet in tow of steam.
or via Schuy Ik HI and Union Canala hvta I airinount
dam.
Merchants will please l particular to send all
goods destined for erlhvr riute, to the largs Depot,
eornvr of Front and Willsw strart Railroad, with
..timis accompanying them, which touts they
v iT, them to I ahiiid.
Coaise and fine Salt and Plaster at wholesale
prices, od the Delawaie or Schuylkill.
Philadelphia, June A, 1841. ly.
A FEW ouncea of I unilt Silk Vorni
I'aKt warranted good, can be had by apply
ingsooH, tu H. B. MASSJSK
May 'i'i, 1811.
ATTENTION SCISBURY GREYS,
"WTOII are required to meet for
JL parade in Market-square, Sun
bury, at 10 o'clock A. M.of Satur
day, tho
3d day of July, next.,
In Summer uniform, each Memlx-r
to be provided with 10 rounds of
blank caitridge.
By older of Captain Dcwart,
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
Orderly Seig't.
June 12, 1641.
I IMPORTANT
TO
rMHE Undersigned take pleasure in auhmitting
X to the pub ic the tol owing Heeo i mendalions
of Pratt's Cast lion Smut Mill arid Grain Huller to
all dealers in Grain mid manufuclora of Flour, be
lieving it to be superior to anv thins of the kind
ever off red to the public. All ordora uddressed to
uol.J. M'haddeti, LewtRburt. Union eounlv I'enn.
aylvania. EBE.NEEZEIt SQUIRE.
JACKSON M 'FAD DIN.
t KtlTIHIATFSt
Moidz's Mill, Centre Co., March 30, 1841.
J. M'Faniux Him I eh.erlullv teslifv to the
p.jone s ano O.itoMNty or Pratt a Cast Iruii Smut
Mill aril Grain Huller, s being a far ujerior nni
cle for the cleaning of smut and all other impurities
that I have ever seen, and I have been engaged in
the manufacture of Flour for a great many years,
and have always tried to have the best apparatua for
manufacturing that could he got, and do say thst the
above machine is the best apparatus I believe now
in use. Johs Moaix.
Ithmmsburg, Dec. 56, 1840.
Col. J. M'Fadihn Sir: In reply to your lavor,
received a few daya since, I have only to aay.that the
fact of my having introduced into each of the four
milla that 1 am concerned in, one of Pratt's Cast
Iron Smut Mills, is the lcst evidence I can give you
of their utility, Youra truly, Wm. M'KxLvr.
Ji7w, March 17, 1841.
J. M'FAtinm Sir : I do heieby certify without
any hesitation, that Pratt'a Smut Mill and Grain
Huller is the most irfect machine to clemae grain
of smut and all other impel lections, that I have ever
sve n, and I believe I have aren all the kinda that are
now used in Pennsylvania, and I must say that there
ia nothing of the kind ever been invented that will
come in coinpvtiiiiin with it. u.o. Uchkut.
Col. J. M'Famiix Sir: Dur'ng the past 24
ye.ira I have been constantly engncid in manufac
turing flour, and during the Ust I'i j ears have been
ilia owner ol a rist and Homing mill, and among
oil the Ciintrivaueea lo remove impurities from grain
I am decidedly of the opinion that Pratt's iron ma
chine ia superior lo any with which I am acquaint
ed, having uiej one in my mill about ligliieen
months. Fmldeuicb. Haas.
YorWiire Mills, Dec, 1840.
I went in my flouring mill as pood an apparatus
to prep . re grain for flouring, as the bat, and I want
no letter than Prill's Cast Iron Smut Mill. It will
remove smut entirely no mistake.
M. Cleaso.
Sunbury, December 1840.
Col. J. M Faimm Siri I have in my mill one
of Pratt'a cast and wrought iron spiral Smut Mills
and Grain Huller, ami am confident that in regard
to simplicity of construction, and durability of mate
rial, it ia superior to any I am acquainted with.
II AUK! MasSKR.
lirar U,,p Mills, Dec. 28, 1810.
Col. J. M'Famh.v Siri I hae in n.y rlouiing
mill one of l'mtt' Csst Iron Sp nil Smut Vn:,
and I am decidedly of the opinion that it, is the best
midline t prepare grain for flouring that I am ac
quainted with, and aa audi checiiully recommend it
to all who aie engaged in the manufacture of flour.
Jacor Llibenriko.
Aiironylurir, March 23, 1841.
Col. J.M Fa ii in k Sir: 1 lake pleasure in say
ing that Piatt's Cast I. on Smut Mill is one of the
best improvements for the cleaning of grain of all
kinds, that has yet come under my observation, and
that I believe it lir sueiior to any thing ol the kind
ever invented. You may use my name in any way
you thii.k proper. O. P. Dumcar.
t'nion Million. 14. 1841.
This is to cf rtil v that I have had Piatt's Cast and
wrought iron Smut Machine and Cilain Hullrr in
use lor better than 12 monlha, and find it to answer
every purpose Hist it waa internhcd lor. Prnut can
be taken out of wheat 1 believe eveiy particle nl
it can 1 taken out without bieskiny ilie gram ol
the wheat. Jour Plamk.
Aarontlmig, March S3, 1641.
Col. M'Faiiiun Sir : 1 have been enguurd in
manufacturing Siipeitine Flour for many ears, ai d
have it this time one ol Prull'a Smut Mills in tact)
of my milla, and I do hereby recommend them as the
most valuable improvement for cleaning wheat of
amut and all other impurities, that I am acquainted
Willi. JAMIS JJl'hCAR.
Vox. M'Fabkir Sir i I have lieen eugsgi d in
the manulactuiing ot flour tor 8 ye.ira, and most
cheerfully recommend the alcove maciime, aa leiug
by far the beat apparatua lor cleansing giant that I
have ever uud or seen. I consider it an imli.ien-
ille article lor any mill that ptetenda to do any bu-
kineas. Jour Fisher.
.Ijmrdurt Mills, Dec. 24, 1840.
Col. J. M l AimiN Sir: Piart'a Cast lion
Smut Mill waa introduced into my mill aliout three
years since, and I Mieve it ia the Ivat article of tbt
kind now in use. It will not only remove amut
en'eiely.but is a most valuable appaialua la clean
wheal end rye of any character, and prepare U lor
flouring, Bebjamir Bouse.
Itwhburg, Dec. 22, 1840.
Cut. J. M'Fadhi riiui Afier a caielul and
caudal examination and trial of the machine, in re
gard tocoiialruciion, neatness snd despatch in exe
cution, economy in twice, and power lo set in ope
ration. I am fully convinced and satisfied, lht the
machine above alluded to, ia second to no one in
use. J- Morrow,
Miller and Flour Manufacturer.
Cattatuissa, December S3, 1840.
Col. J. M'Faudir Siri Piatt'a Cast and
Wioughtlron Spiral Smut Mill and Grain Hullrr,
1 consider tu be the brat machine to irinova smut
and oilier impurities to which giain is aubjuct, that
I bavs uard, or with which 1 am acquainted, in re
gard lo durability of material, simplicity of construc
tion, neatness and despatch in execution.
Justm Paitom.
N. B. The slxve cnai bines are manufactured at
the Lewisburg Foundiy, Ui.ion county and at the
Bloomtburg Foun.lrv, t'olumbia Count), Pa.
Lewisbutg, June 19, 141.
( "n EDITORS TAKE NOTICE, That we have
applied lo the Court of Common Pleas of N..r
thuinberlai.d County, for the benefit of the luws
made for the relief of the insolvent dchtoist and
that the Judges of the said Court have appointed
the first Moiidny of August next to hear ua nnd our
creditors at the Couil House in tfunbury, when
and where you may attend if you think proper.
BENJAMIN WITMER,
JACOB SNYDER.
June ft, 1841. of Rush.
JOHlTSlr, OTlimTG3.
WHOLESALE SHOE, BONNET,
Cup and I'ulm Lea f Hat Store,
No. 10 South 4th Street. PHILADELPHIA,
lHERE an eiteiisivo assortment of the alme
' articles are constantly kept on hand, for sale
at tbe most reasonablo terms.
Mny 2, 1841. ly.
HAYS, EltlilOTVON & OOSH.
M liolcsale lealeri,
In Foreign, liritith and American Dry Goods,
No. 13 North Thirii Street, Phi la or lmiia.
OOUNTUY Merchants can I supplied at all
timea with an extensive assortineiil of the ahote
Good 4, on tbe most reasoliuble and salisfuctory terms.
May 29, 1841. ly.
Addicks, Y:ii.diicn aV Siuilli.
WZIOZ.ESAXE SHOE, CAP,
lionntt and J'ulm Leif Hat Warehouse,
No. 16T Market Strkrt, arovb 4th Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY icrchauls are respcc fully requested
to csll and examine their extensive assortment,
which they will sell on the most leasoiiahle lein.s.
May 81. 1841. ly.
JOHIY SI LMVA.Y & SO.,
f&fttx .rim
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 20, Lioht Street Whaut,
BALTIMORE.
TTAYINO a spacious warehouse, near the Rail--a-J.
road, and ample wharf and pavement room for
landing and receiving produce, respectfully solicit
consiynmenta of flour, gruin, whiskey, tobacco, &c.
With much experience in the COMMISSION
BUSINESS, to which they are promptly and ex
clusively devoted, they are induced to believe they
can give satisfaction to all who niny employ them.
Literal ailv.inces made on Consignments, and
information as to markcla lucly communicated w hen
required.
Refer to
W. LORMANT cV SON,? .
HI GH M'EDERRY, S 1,all,,nore
KK.Mt.NCV WIIAKTOX, Reading. Pa.
JOHN DOUGHERTY, Holli.la.buig, Pa.
WAI.LINGFORD &. TAYLOR, Pitisburg.Pa.
Apiil 10 141.
SPANISH HIDES7
TANNEHS' OIL AND LEATHER.
li. KIRK P A T R I (' K 6c SO N,
Ao. 21. AbrA Third street,
(DETWKER MARKET ANIt CHKSRDT STREETS,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for aale a Inrge and excellent acsnttment
of Spanish Hides, Polna Kips, Tanners' Oil,
c., at the lowest maiket prices, either for cash, in
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments of Leather received fur sale, or
purchased at the highest maikcl prices.
(JTJ" Leather stoted frre of charge.
April 17, S4I. ly.
THIS MACHINE AGAINST THE
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
AVEM'OKT'S Improved Patent Threhii g
Machine and Hore Powoi, which threshes
and cleans at the same time an invention for
which Farmers have long looked in vain, and which
renders the shove machiuo perfect and past further
improvement. Those who have teen waiting fur
something better tln.n beretofoie offered foi sale,
will find ihiu to he the article, CVtuo see it and
juilpe for yourselves.
The subscribers have puichased the rich! of the
above Machine and Horse Power, lor the coun
ties of Nortni'n nr.iiLAn, Ltcoxixo, Clinton,
and Union and alio, the piiileie of tci.ding
t! cm in uny other phiees lor which the light has
Hot been tueviotisly sold.
The advantrifree which this Machine has over
all others inente;l arc muny nn.l ol viuus. One
boy and three men can do all the tl.rmliiiir, ami
cleaning ol 150 bushels of w heat in one day ui il
this usually takea seven hnin's one day und three
the next. For field threshing it tikes the hail of
any thing in this woild no grain ia tcaiurcj or
lost.
Such ia the superiority (.f the Horse IVaer,
that lime horses con thiesh as much with it as
four can w ith any other.
The Machines and Horse Power w ill l sold
together or seperate, lo suit puichasers. Made and
aold in Milton, bv the BulscnhfiK.
W M WELCH.
W'M.H. POMP,
HENRY F1J1CK.
Milton, April 17,1841.
MlECO.WJHfWM T.V.
THRESHING cV WINNOWING MACHINE.
Having had in tise, one of Davenport's Patent
Threshing and Winnowing Machines, and Icing
rrpeafvdly called-upon for our opinion in regard to
their value, durbi(iiy and advantages, we make,
fiee lo state, that they exceed in uur opinion, any
Thieshirg Machine we ever Ufoic witnessed in
ure. They will thresh and clean, fit for market
200 bushels of Wheat per day, and Ibis with the
aid of three hands Ix aides the driver. The Straw
ia passed oil' from the grain on all incline plane, ex
tending almut 12 fiel from the Machine. Scarce
ly a grain la IokI. W hat ia i f some imioilaiice
and greatly so, ia the fuel that no dust i ssues from
the Machine to the man who feeds it. The Horse
power aeema lo be perfection itself three horses
may woik it with ease and iheir fastest Ruit i ced
only lie the ordinary plough goit. W e must
elieeifully rt commend the Machine to Fanners
Ihey ate manufactuied in Millon by Messrs. Welch
Pomp and Fiiik. PHILIP HILGERT.
JOHN B HELLER-
Chilisquaque Isbp., NoilVd to, March 20, 1841.
Cheap T in-ware.
MANl'FACTURED snd sold by thesubseri
ber in Sunbury, of ihe best 'I'm, and ihe
work warranted, which hs otters for sale at reduced
essh prices, now aa low at leiail as formerly sold by
wholesale. Good Watering Pols, formerly aold at
87. now at 75 cents: Lame Buckets, formerly aold
at 76 and 62. now at 62 and bii ; Gallon Cotl.e
Pots, founei Iv aold at 66. and llnev quart at 50, now
at 45 and 3(1 cenls, and other article of Tin-Ware
in uronuiiion. Siovh nine aud stoves tuade and
a ,
jold eheou lor cash. eVe.
N. B. All eraona indebted to the subaciihtr,
snd who wikh lo save costs, aie requested to call
iMid make aslikfsilion. without dtlay, cithei with
cs-rti or bv giving then note.
Sui.bu , Apul 10. HENRY MASSEB.
ATTENTION' MERCHANTS, &c.
b. p. 6c j. ik. rnicic,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWADINO &
rHont.tR coMMta.toR mercharts,
to. 297, Market rfrwi.w ,tovr above Seventh,
VHILAtiELVMA,
O " a'e' rt ,h" ,owr" rnnrkel priees, a
Molasses, V,ncs. Liquors, Spies,, Tobacco, e
o,.KTr, Tiioiircr. received ad .old on commt
s on. Merchanls, Hotel keepers, and other., will
And it to their advantage to call and examine our
stor k, l fre pur. ha-ing elsewhere. Men hnnts
wnhii B their go,U c -Heeled i riiv, ,, , ,vins
mi order, will have them promptly lorwnrded, by
the most exprditioua lines,
rrwiN r. rnicit, johm n. tbick.
F.b. 0. 1841. ly.
r.ii.riAKii.iai jcssop.
Importers and Dealers in Foreign
Hardware,
Corner of Pratt and L'ght tt,., BALTIMORE.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others, a.e
respectfully invited to call and examine their
Stock or GixmN. Jan ao. ly
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
rrilE Subacriber, Agent of Lyon & Harris, Hat
Mnnufaclurera. for New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and oilier large cities, wloBe Hots are
highly commended for good color and durability,
has on hand a first rate assoitmcnt ( f HATS ai d
CAPS, suitable for Sprigs .le, wh eh will be sold
very low, for cash or approved credit, at the noted
cheap store. No. 40, North Third alrctt, opposite
the Citv Hotel, Philadelphia.
OLIVER N. THACHER, Agent.
N. B. Outers foi Hula in the rough, promptly
attended lo. The highest prico in cash or trade
given for Fur skins.
Philadelphia, April 10, 1841. ly
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 29 North Water Street, Phila.
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Oils of
every description both for buining snd
manufacturing purposes, which will !e aold much
lower than they can lie procured f 'bow here, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil aold by the company nut proving aa leprcaented,
may be returned without any expense to the pur
chflser, and the money will l refunded.
Their stock now In store consists ol the following
oils, viz:
30,000 gallona Winter Bleached SpeinTi 5
"II, tr
, 6000 do do Coloilcss Oil,
16,000 do Fall and Sprine Sperm Oil,
10.IH10 do Winter Sea Elephant,
20,0011 do do 1'ie.sed Whale Oil,
6000 do Summer do do do
15,000 do Common Whale Oil,
SOO Barrels supeiioi Straits Oil,
31)0 do Cod Bank Oil,
oo do rxea's I' out UH, tr
?5 Casks Olive Oil, 5
Pauncr'a Oils.
djThis Company has a number of Vessels' en
gaged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanners may rely
upon gci'iiig at all limes Oil a pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1840. ly.
ATTE1TTI01T.
TllIE special attention of buyeis fiom the south
1. and west, and for the state trade, ia respectful
ly invited to tbe following assortment of GOODS,
w hich the subscril-cr will dispose of at suih prices
as will amply repay his friends for calling and ex
amining his stock. To CASH purchasers, at the
present time, extraordinary inducements will be of
fered. 200 pieces heavy variegated Spanish matting.
600 pieces ('anion m itiiliir, assoited 4-1, 6-4 and
C-4 white, checked and flowered.
1000 In-ailh rugs, a l eaiitilul oss-o'tment of Wil
ton, Itrus-elt, Tuflid, Turkey, and Hemp ruga.
200 piece woolen, worsted, coltuii, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carpeting. An elegant
var.elv of ilton, !'iu.mI, Sco'.th and English,
Venetian, Damiitk, &c. Arc.
1000 ilnieii men und 1 ova rnps, comprising a
gicnt variety of Fur, f-'cnl. Nutria, Muskrat, and
Coney, Hair. Sealelle nnd Cloth Cups.
1 00 doteii Allicanl Muts, assorted nzff.
100 do Manilla do do do
Ml do Shccp-skiu do do do
SO bah a French Babke.a, computing every de
scription. f.Ot) pair Vene ian Blinds, aM'J figuics and colors.
3001) patent do do do
1000 nests Cabas or Sutchels, aas'd, embossed
leather, straw and oil cloth.
fiOOO dozen Combs, assorted tortoise shell, Bra-
zillisn doh 'Tn, ivory, brass and w ood, compribtug a
large assornnenl of eery variety.
3000 dozen hips assorted wagon, gig, car-
ri.ice. aulky, planters, drovers or riding, of gut, lea
ther nnd thread, with Crrmun silver, gilt, ivory aud
bono mountinpa.
lOOO dozen painted pad, v ilson a brand.
1000 nests cedar Tuba aid Buckets; also,
Churns, I'lpgins, Wster t'ani, vVc.
I he abote toeelher with an extensive assortment
of fancy goods, Briliauia and German silver ware,
feather and I n-tle Brushes, Looking Classes, Ma
hogany und (idl Fiainee, of every size anddesi-rip-lion,
are manufactured, imported, and selected ex
prcAkly foi iho southern, western and stale Irade.
No 13 North 'id atreel, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
G. V". & L. 3. T.YLC?a.
OFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Cor
ner of Fifih und Murkel Stittts, thiladel-
Mens Uall-skin Uoots, 6tttclieo warranteu.
do do do pegged do
do do do water ptouf, double soles
snd double uppers.
do Calf skin do do da nailed
and upiers.
do Heavy Wster Leather Boots.
do do Neate do do.
do High quarter Shoes. Calf-skin.
do do do Crotkera do
do Fine Monroes warranted,
do Kip do do
do Calf do do
do Coats do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do do
do Kip do do
do Calf snd Seal Skin Pumpa.
do List Socks with and without soles.
do Carpel do do do 3
do Patent Warranted Water-proof Moccaaina.
Ladies' do do do do
LaJi.a' tanned India Rubber shoes,
tientlemens' do Over shoes.
With every other desciiption of boots and ahoee.
Fur Capa of every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shos Blacking.
Bonnets of all kinds. Palm l esfli.t
Philadelphia, November 7, 140. ly-
...
CIT3T AUCTION
w.T.tTatiasii'AI BTORB
A'ambcr 89 North Third Street, Philadetphta
PMUC SALES of Dry Good., Hardw.r,
and Cutlery, Bunks, Stationary, Clothing,
Boots, Shoe a and Hats, and in short almost tny
description of goods, ere held at this establishment
pr7 evening. Goods are also aold ul private aale
during the day at the average auction prices. B orn.
keepera and traders will find it lo their advantage
by attending the sales.
C.C. MACKEY, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia, Novrmh. i 7. 1840.
ESHERICK, HANSELL & CO'S.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS ETCIiE.' '
No. 1UC 1-2 MflrLet Stre;t, I liila.
( lit l,w Fifth South side )
ALWAYS keep on hnd a full and per.eral at
Sf.rtinentnf llo'iery, Lace, ai d Fancy Goods,
Country Merchants are resjiectfully requested to
give them a Call and examine fur tin in elv s.
i nnnueipnra. ioveiii.cr 7, 1840. ly.
SPERINK. f;nf)l) A- ? n
No. 133 Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to ihcir extensive sssortmint of B.itiih French
and Ame rican Dry Goods, which ihey offer for sale
on the moi-t reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840 ly,
PETEIl DEW EES,
LAST MAKER,
No. 74 Caltowhill Street, Philadelphia,
Srihree doors above Second. J
HOE Findings always kept on band, which he
offers for sale on the rowe.t terms. Country
Merchants mt paiticulaily to call and judgo for
themselves.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1810. lr.
LOWER & BARRON,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware,
No. 174 North Thiri Strut. Philadelphia.
HERE their friends and customers will alwava
find a large and general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Haidwate, which they will sell at the
lowest prices,
Philedetphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
J . W.MVA llT,
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturer.
No. 37 Nooth Third street, two doors below the
City Hotel, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchanta and other are solicited
to examine his assortment before purchasing
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, November 7. 1R40. ly
Jacob Fi Isniutli & $un.
RESPEC TFULLY informa their friends anil
, acquaintances generally that they still con.
linue lo keep at Iho old stand, No. 246 North 3d
street, Philadelphia, all kinds nf
TOBACCO SXVFF AND SEGAJiS.
Which ihey will sell oti tho most accommodating'
and reasonable teims.
N. B. All sooda sold will be guaranteed, and ull
orders promptly attended to.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1640. ly.
r FETES. CClTCTEIa,
Wholesale and Retail Shoe, Bonnet,
and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
No. G6 North 2d street, a few doors ubove jlrch,
Philatklf'hia.
ALSO Trunks, Carpet Bags and V slices, of -
ery desciiption, all of which he uffera lor
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1810. ly
P. & A. ROVOUDT'S
China, Glass and Liverpool Warehousr.
No 164 North Third street , third door below Vine
street, Philadelphia.
YITHERE they constantly k.ep on hand a largj
assortment of China, Glass and Livcri.
Ware, which they will dispose of ou the most tei
sonahle terms.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1S40.
THEOPJLUS GULP.
Manufacturer nnd Importer of Sad
dlery, Hardware, &c.
No. 6 South Tl'urd street. four doors be!ow Marlut
Philadelphia:
TfT' EEP constantly on hand a large and general
M . Msortment Coach Lamps', I'arringe Ban.',
A IK) A mm, Uliptic Springs, Patent Leatler. Ae.
Country Merchanta nnd saddlers w ill be supplied at
ull times on the most ic isoi.ablo t unn. '1 I ey w i I
find it to their advantage to cull aud examine 1..S
assni intent before purehnsins elsewhere.
Philadelphia. Noveml er 7. Ih40. ly.
jlit-ltat'l tVcavt'i & ci?
Bcrc xwAiinrs & Einr cy.Aiivz,z?.2.
No. '.S X-'th W. tcrS:rt!i P.'' .' ''ej.hia.
MAYE coi.stantly on l. m! a get er l
HKi.t ol Curduitc, S, ii e I li. i , &c . j :
l si u Rope, Fist i' i; R pes. W hile b'nes, .' .! il
ia Hopes, Ton Lima tor C'-.ii.iI Boats. A!.-, n
complete assoitineiit of S ine Tw lies. A c. si i
Hemp Shad and H.rruig 1 wine, best i utei I ( .1
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and llening 'I wii e. SI,, o
Threads, i.c. A.C. Also, Bed Coid. I'I. ugh 1 .is i s,
H utters, Traci a. Cotton and Linen Ci.rpet Cb- ii a,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on teaaon.ib.'e
teims.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840.
REYNOLDS, McFARLAND & ( O.
Wholesale Dealres in Foreign British.
and American Dry Goods.
No. 105 Market street, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchant", and others can be sop.
plied at all times with an extensive a s, it.
nie.nl of the beat and moat fashionable Goods t,p u
tbe most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, Novemler 7, 1S40. ly.
J. 3. lCEDAR.,
Wholesale Variety and Trimming Store
No. 44, North Fourth near Arch st., Philudt 'jha.
WHERE Country Merchanta and others ran h.i
supplied, at all times, with a large ass. mr. nt
of Hosiery, Gloves, Merino, Cotton, and ... I at
Shiita and Drawers, Spool Cotton, Patent Threail,
Cotton Corda, Buttons, Tapea, Bindings, Mik
and Eyes, Pins, Ac. And a general variety nt ire
ful articlea, which he oilers for sale at the I, wet
pricea.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
KAY & SsROTEER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOuK.-CI.
LERS AND STATIONERS',
No. 122 Chesnut Street, below 1th,
Philadelphia.
KEEP constantly on hand a generul .n rt.
nienl of Book" and Stationary ; c""tf 's tu
Theological, Law. Medical, :Uaical Misce. ,
oua and School B.M.ka. Dsy Bucke. all sn-s. Led,
fjera, do.. Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, W it.na.
Papers, Wrapping Papers. Ac. ic. which ib. v (
ler at Ihe lowest p. ic to Country Merchai l a l i s
fessioiisl Grntleaien, Teachers, and all oii. 'hit
mmy favor ihem with their custom.
Philadlphis, Novcoibci 7, 1810. ly.