hired by the-banks within this
shall not be levee! for the di
hem, or of any avings
Insti
mpany to declare dividend of
r cent on the grant of cap
in, and the ex es' of annual
any of such institutions over
, r cent shall he accounted for
that their yearly . statements are
itor General, and annually - :paid
for the use ofthecein?non wealth:
several banks subject by law to
ax upon their dividends, shall be
a further payments :Of the same.
the total amount 91 liabilities
said cur potationel may at any
idend shall- bed -
commonwealth, i
rectors of any o
lotion or Loan
More than-eight
ital actually psi
profits arising fr
aria above-eight
at the same tim,
- made to the Au ,
'into the treasury
Provided, that t
the payment of
exempted from I,
Sec. 2.—Tha
which any of th
Cher by bond, -bilk or note, or
cept to depoßttoni) shall be as
time create, wh
rather ecintract (
nit., savings inantutiona and
follows
'with capitals r exceed 5
Minute, not VI esieed ;one
loan Companies .
hundred thou.
ton the capital actually paid in.
!ions with a capitol exceeding
hundred per ce.
All such meth
;pland dollars, and not exceedlng
five hundred th
ollars, seventy five per cco, and
ons having a capital of more
of &ilium not niore than fifty
one million of
all such institu
than one milli.
in case of excess .of said habili
s 4nder whose administration it
II tbe liable in their individual
idiexcess, and en action of debt
against them or their heirs, ex
nisitrators, in any. court of com
-oni by any creditor or credaters
lion or corporations, and may be
dgment and execution: Provided,
not-be so construed as to" exempt .
said corporation, or the lands
goods or amulets of the 'saute
liable for and charge with the
nd,•providcd, that such of .the di
have been absent,. from the board
per cent. Ae,
ties the &recto
shall happen s
capacities for4l
may be brough
ecutors or adin
potent jurisdic ,
of such corpor
'Picil! , moted to
That this 'hall
or release the
and tenements
from also brio,
said excess.
rectors as ma
was created shall riot be consul
when the exc.
g thereunto, or liable therefor:-
'ctors, also, who tray have been
ered as assent
And those dir
lasented from the creation of the
ered their dirt upon the lain
d, may exohe ate themselves from
lay forthwith giving notice of the
'holders at a general meettng which
power to call for that purpose.
loans of money shall be made on
le, or any other security than that
Ily demanded by banks, and loans
icetly or indirectly, shall be placed
e restrictions with those niade to
i connected with said institutions,
do echo, stockholder or other lath
: rota any bank, savings nistitution,
iy, a loan at ny tinie of more than
pon the umbra acute:al actual'y
institution nor shall any stockholder
a director for more than two out of
• .ars except the president tor the
ho shall be always eligigible.
' at the stockholders of the several
s institutions, and loan comploie..
mmonwealih ; ball be individually
i te the amount of stock held by
me in said bank, SO/ njs hint wimp,
ny, that shall refuse to redeem its
tions, in gold or silver, the amount of
laity shall be recoverable by the
crawl said notes' or obligations in
• as other debts are by law recover- .
• d That there is'not aufficiena eG
g said Institutions, to pay the
'the same.
t nti bonds or price shall be paid to
ny dharter hereafter granted, other
as over eight per cent. of its annual
at all new bank stock shall be sold
rid the profits arising therefrom,
above par va ue, after deducting the expenses at
tending the •Ic thereof, shall be paid into the
State Treas ry, for'the use of the commonwealth.
Sec. 6. TI at from and after the tat day of
111ay,1838, i
,ie banks 'of this commonwealth 41101 i
redeem their otes and obligations in gold or silver.
See. 7. TI at upon the refusal of any of the said
banks ur an fogs Institutions, to pay any of their
notes, bills. obligations in gold or silver, at or
after the ex. ration ofthe time specified in the
foregoing ai oian, it shall and' may be lawful ter
the bolder* proprietor of the same, to make ap
plication in citing, to any judge of the court in
the propere unty, to allow him or her to make
proof of sue refusal on oath or affirmation, by
one or more disinterested witnesses, before said
-judge whoa duty it shall be to give at least ten
days notice o the President or Cashier of such
bank, satin a institution or loan company, of the
time and pl ee of making such proof, in order
that an op.. tui‘ity may be afforded for rebutting
the same b testimony—ur.d it the facie be sub
stantiated i shall be tile duty of the said judge
to reduce tl same to writing and transmit it to
the Govern , rood it shall be the duty of the Gov
ernor, item diately on the receipt of the written
proof above l speetfied, to issue fits proclamation 1
declaring t • charter of the said bank, savings
null and vo . and of no effect 'whatsoever, except
institution loan company lo he forfeited, and
from and a • r the tenth day after the date of the
said prods ation, the charter of said bank, sav
ings
instit ion, or loan company shall be :the.-
lowly that said corporation shall be liable, in I
its corperit• capacity, for the teithful performance
•6.[ii 1 conir ets previously made and entered into
by it, and the stockholders thereof shall have
power to c ct directors as ueual, and he capable
of eompelli g the fulfilment of any contract en
tered into ith said cerporaticir, previously to the
date of the aid forteiture.
Sec. 8. o bank shall after the first day of
inflow y, e ghteen hundred and forty one, issue
or receive any note of a testi denomination than
810, nor id all it be lawful kir any person or per•
suns, or ...I, corporate, to issue, circulate, or
cause to • • issued or circulated, any note, hill or
check, pu ..rting to be a batik note, of a •less,
a
mount tha above specified. tinder the like penal
ty, and to recovered in I.ke manrivr as provi
ded in the et of the 12th of fiaprij eighteen hue-.
dyedand t enty eight, entitled un act concerning
email not , fur the paymeift of debts or other
obligation.:. Prtreided,the artiouut of pelt:l:thy shall
be inerea dto ten dears..
Sec. 9. hat all bantts,'•
loan comp ores or other met
of deposit i this commonwci
to publish anadally, fur at 1
tWelti, In .re 3r more daily
thel'e ls, i the proper county
tions'arel °alba, Mid alma, lc
tor Gener I, at least one mo
ing of th legislitOre, a it
oath or a" !nation of the c
the deposi es and dividends
institution ; , which have bee
the piece. 'ng year, setting
amount of he deposit°, the
if known, • f the depositor, t
of the divi end, the 'name
atockhold: , and the numbef
Upon whi., it was declared. t
Sect. I i •If it shall appeal
by this ac, and allformer a
the bank ' -savings institut
Mita of th commonwealth
citizens the same, the le ,
power to her, revoke, an
them, ate y time they may
Sec. IC Every law or pa
is by this et altered or am
iN far, sod uo fur
i.aiWVrtt4
present, and d
excess, and en
utes'of the bui
such liabilities
fact to the stop
they shall liiv
Sec. 3 —N
pledges of at.
which is usu
to directors, d
under the Fan
individuals di
nor shall any
vidual receive
or loan compel,
two per cent
pale: tif such
be. elligable aS
every three y
-time being,
Sec. 4. TI
banks, saviil
within this e
liable for deal
'the n a' any
or loin cumpi
notes or °Wig
which said It
Imilde; or fiol
such manner
able: Prove(
feels belongii
obligations o .
Sec. 5. Ili
the state for
than the exc
profits, and
at auction,
_ , a
__I4IA.DA: livi
~. r
1.., . -', _.l . ..L..-____:_.
.111
Front the Rociester Elfin, Advertise • • . . my
i
The Express mail, which( dtdoot arrive l 0114 di .
o'clock this morning, brought tut the ifillowing th
letter front the. editor: I . •
NIAGARA' n4:4
i limillay;9 ...4 01"001. M. 10
. The Barcelona stea• • boat at.riv at - Seltlesser - SY
at 10 o'clock to day ,, itler, - atil, .l4l. 'hailcd
w lib tires sheers; and; the band the regiment
quartered - here. suer* lip Yjnk ,Dondle.
' I took a trip this mcirain Otio G - Indlithaid.
At the point I visited , the were about 200 A
merican militia , well a rinech eqin rod drilled.
While rowing op the river, ,., just 'as we
reached the head of Navy Isand, a shot. was
fired from one of the three se:unmers anchored
abour a mile aboYe. It was aimed at the officers
quarters, but before it reacheil two third. of the
distance, the ball struck the evutir and sunk.—
Two others followed, With ' no, I better success,
when the Patriot Innate struck ,sili Yankee Duo.
die. , . ,
The opinion hi' gaining greiuml here, that there
will be Uo attack optic.the Isbincl., But that, on
the contrary, McNabb is bawling off his forces
towards other points. He is fen rfal - that Van Ren
salear will yet- play him ,a Yankee trick—and
"1 guess" he will; but at such a ,Point as he doer
dream of.
LATEST :FR
To prevent however any' sudden attack, Me-
Nnbb i scattering his forces up and. down the
river—from fort Erie to Fort .George.
Gen. Sinherlandieft Cleavlan4 a day or . two
since, in a vessel, with 100 Well termed, resolute
men, to join. Duncomb—to diiperse whom Mc
Nnbb has - been Called . upon for part ofhia force.
The colorant government will soon have their.
hands fujL . • t
The next importing news yen, hear will be that
the Navy island Patriots have obtained a strong
foot hold in Canada. Things are in, proper pro
cess to effect snob a result, and when it is effect.
ed, it will not be long before a 'signal victory t its
achieved. every hour convinces me of the ul
timate triumph of the cause, and 11 e overthrow
of petty tyranny in this western, world.
The Barcelona will be strongly getarded to
night, as a hundred'and filly stand of arms have
this moment Seen received from Batavia.
P. S. A prrscinjusi down frciin schliisser tells
me that another steamboat is at anchor's few
miles below. If this is so you. may guess what
it means.
Upper Canada.— We received last nig
Buffalo papi*s of Thursday last. No
inovenotot has taken place at Navy Island
or on the frontier. It is :stated that the
force has been pally drawn from
Chippewa • and proceeded. higher up the
Like. Coiirkel !Menai), it is added had
resigned hi: command:: but the statement
re-ts evidently on no saficient ground. A
poi tem of the provincial House of
'Corm onillS had.. br..en 'appointed in his stead
at the rorimienrement of tilt; session, the
duties of that station therefore. could not
require his presence pt,'Toronto. One
man named Beehe had been killed on
Navy Island, frrOn the cannonadit.g from
Chippewa. Tbere are reports which we
do riot be-liege; of ik body of French Cana
dinns having passed through Rochester on
their way to Navy isl'and, as als vague
rumours of assemblages of men in the
vicinity of Det?oit.
On the whole we_think, appearances in
dicate a speedy restoration of tranquility,'
particularly as !Major General Scott with a
detachment or U. S. triy ps must have
shortly nfter'rli.ached the nu, whenee.iall
the difficulty deems "tO pr ceed.—.N. Y.
Courier.
BY YEBFRRBAY'S MAIL. -
From Canadq.—Col• McNabb has lamed. a
general order, stating that the Lient.Gos. !heel
arrprolms of thq destructon of the steamboat
Caroline.
Gen. Scott and Gov. Marcy have arrived at
Buffs 10.
M. Papincau is in New Yak.
We also learn that Qen.: Scott hail notified
the owners of sundry stea;mboata, ifre. who were
about to place them at the commend of Mr. Mao .
•kenzie. that such an act Would work their
iture; the owners consequently notified 1i r.
Mackenzie that he must pay In Divines!, not
only for the lase but the valise' of the . boats--.and
Mr. Mackenzie being unable to comply with
this condition, the Navy islatmers- arc in a quan
dary.. 1 • .
Buffalo papers ens shalt ate or Friday evening
the 12th inst. They contain ,nothing material.—
Indeed we look for netting farther lupin that
quarter, except the abandonment of NavY Island,
and the dispersion-of the; force embodied 'there
and the sooner this is affected, the better for our
national relations and the tranquility' of.the
frontier.
The Sub Treasury Bill was reported in the
Senate nn Wednesday' 141 by Senator Wrigbt.—:.
We will give the general outlines Ofithe bill iq
our next. 1 •
LATEST FROM'. ENGLAND,
By the. packet ship „Wellington, Captain
Chadwick from London, papers, says the
New York COmmerc t ial ' Advert6er, to the
10th of December Inclusive--three days')
later than former adrices..
Col. Artimr, the new. lieutenant Rover
rior for Upper Canada,' was to sail from
Liverpool in the packt Of the 16th Decem•
her, and th*efore may he hoorlyrespected.
We are - informed by: letter that he has, an
amiable family, part whoni will'probably
accompany him. -1
avings institutions,
porated institutions
1 1th, shall be required
l' st four successive
ewepapers, if Such
where such institu.
report to the Audi
th before the meet
•fament made under
shier or president,
,n the stock of said
unclaimed during
forth the, time and
ame, and residenee,
a time and amount
nd residence of the
of shares Of. stock
We judge from the tone or the , papers
generally, and especially those of the pro
vincial towns, that the great politital ques
tion in England will.snciii he upon the bal
lot—and that the advocates of the ballot
system will succeed. Moreover we incline
to the opinion. that if the Russell and Mel
bourne administration falls, it. will belipon
this question. We believe that the majori
ty in . England are ip favour of the ballot,
and will not Support ! any ministry that op
poses their will in this matter.
The ministers had a l majority of 62, On
the appointment of it committee to inquire
into the state of the pension list, the vote
being, for the inquiey 1"p.5, against it,
Sir Rohe( Peel ;opposed the inquiry et
great length, and With; eirceeding earnest
ness, but in vain. He. placed his opposi
lion chiefly on the ground that family set
dements and arrangements or various kinds
that the privileges
a granted to any of
'ons or loan comm'.
I. re injurious to the
.tslature reserve full
tul them, or any of
(think proper. '
t of any law which
a pplied, shalt be, and
.or repealed.
• •
j-4./
F. • •
I
-:-.'
made, - w i t h iiiri,a . re- - ( ( ' fAli ..- IY -'- ;f I
en An ;.m cence , ,n, 'few 't ,
, . ..... .
til m
rumps, and that ' great -irijus&e . ' z • .. ir thaltise_ 0r,,,
rid -be - done ikentnr, cities ;--Ary 'het -,' 6 f 1 ". 1 0i11 14 1 4 4,1ank'
the year,fi*terice
• Otfinuince; iniimbeh as the faith of -,„„,,,, ii , r either
.
i crOvrn.was irirwa y.p g_ , by' a cull- ,
nO4 court than:7o Years dwarfing, to the • 1. -
,ieeril-of the pensions ;after each detiriss, 'ALT! Persqui - •aff
eta on Soy ae°
•alilroubit technically they expired. hymn a t a e„ . ', r i me o f h i
demise of the crown. 1 ' - , • . 1 41. /
. -
•iThi ,great interest telein.ihis:titreatkoo, Jaii?o: ' ?
iseholtp by the length Jibe debate, which tlit.ii) PINE APPI*CHEESE.-;Just received
oeicoptes nine of the wide columns of the' ‘,/ and for sale iv& boxes of very superior old
LOnthlut Courier. • - T his debate took place Pine Apple Cheese. ..-- , • . - • •
oti thil Bth of December. ' , •II ESARD & MAUCH.
" 4
The proceedings in. Me House on the
61t,were of a rernarkablyriotous and violent
charaCter and the confusion rose to such a
-height that on the next evening, the speak
er addressed the House, informing the
merollers that should such another scene
occur he shitold look upon it as evidence
that he had nut the confiderterefthe Howe,
couldl net discharge his Otities as they should
be th6liarged, and must beg • leave to re
sign. .
• . ,
, On the evening of the 7th Mr. Benja
,min 0' Israeli, the novelist, made his debut
in the House—and a most dreadful failure
it was, by all accounts. lie rambled from'
subjept to subject, talked an immortal deal
or nonsense ; and kept the Houle in a Tear
of latighter,.not with l;ut at i hint.
i f
1
FURTHER FROM FLORMA.
[BY EXPRESS MAIL.]
SAVANNAH, Jan. IQ 2 P. M.
- The schoaner Empire, Capt Southwick,
(boutid to Charston,) arrived at this port
last eight froth Si. Augustine. To Capt.
S. - We are indebted for extras of the St.
Alignstine Herald, of 3il and 6th instant,
Which confirm the intelligence received on
Sattirday.
From the St Augustine Herald. Jan. 3.
iMPORTANT FROM TAMPA.
ANOTEER BATTLE.—An 'express arriv
ed tate last night from
.Picolata, which
brotight information of a desperate battle
whip was fought on Peas Creek, on the
-25th and 26th ult. The following extracts
of litters are all the particulars which , we
have .been able to obtain. They are nu
theatic so fat. as they go:
" PICOLATI, Jan. 2.
'SSta,=l have this momint rectived.
despatches from nlack Creek.
• i 4 Col. Taylor has had the most severe
fight since the c ommencement, of the war.
The Indians met him tit Peas. Creek, ana
therinsequence was as Intlows:
it Killed-5 officers, 38 privates.
!+ Wounded-2 office's, 100 privates.
tf This is the account, as it was taken
frog Fort Dade."
• .•
Pulaski Lodge.
STATED meeting of Pulaski Lodge, No.
I -2 4 216. will be hele..at the usual place. on Mon.
dayi eveninf next, January 22d, it half past 6
o'c4mlt, P. M. .
'Punctual attendance is requested. .
..
-.
Comfort and Convenience
ITO nix HEALTHY A AID SICK.
The subscriber reSpectfully bacon*. his friends
and the public at Is ge, that. since his return from
Europe, he worki with a new zeal and diligence
at the manufacturing of Elitstic Mainlines in this
Borough, and flatters hirnitelf, without tearing
theacetisation that he is a Boaster and Charla
tan, with being able hereafter to make such mat.
traitaes a 3 not to be inferior to any work of this
kidd,in reference to their beauty, solidity, and
du and people will certainly be convinced,
of the comfort and saving of time, which these
artleles afford, prrncipally when there is some
body sick in [he
Besides the subscriber knows the old adage,
"tlie work must give credit to its maker," and
heitherefore, very politely invites those wishing
to get an raticle of ails description, to come and
examine for themselves, one of the said Metres.
se*, just now fit.ished, that they may be, convin
ced of the truth of his saying.
• HENRY ME'FRE.
Meading,Jan. 18, 1833. 4-3 m -
IP. S. Prso - ris wishing to boy Elastic Matins
sets, of the description afoieslid, will please ap
pli to the sntp•criher, a few doors above Feather's
Store, in Reading, where a-list of subscription is
mien to the public, as the manufacturing thereof
%quits some Arne. The Matratures will not be
ddlivered before May next.
The undersigned...4gs, at the
. request of Mr.
HENRY METRE examined his newly invented
"double Spring 'Elastic . Matrass ." It's uniform
elasticity renders it truly a luxury for .common
utte; and tc the sick especially. Such as are
lrg confined to a horizontal posture, it promisee
t prove invaluably. 'lts per eminent smoothness.
will supersede the`nectssity of removing the pa.,
tent "to make his bed," while its elastic quality
appears well 6alMilated to obviate in a great , de
gree or entnely.prevent the sloughing so apt to
(*cur in cases-ol king confinement. •
*ISAAC HIPSTER; M. D.
I fully conctiOn the opinion above expressed,
iii regard to Mr. likeyre's "Liftable Spring Elastic
Matting." • •
JOHN P. HIESTRR, M. D.
Having carefully examined Mr. Henry Meyre's
IDoubleSpring Elastic .Matrase," I concur in
the above opinion,. believing it to aniwer all the
Purposes intended. JOHN 8.. OTTO.
I have etamiiped Mr. Henry Magritte "Double
Spring M t' with 'care, and I would recotril
Mend itto all pefFsceis. and especially to the sick,
is it would be at great advantage to them.
- JACOB MARSHAit
.
Having care ally ciammed Mr. Henry May.
re's "Double S ring Elastic Matrawi l ti I tully
oncur in the opinion expressed, in the foregoing
ertificate. A. H. -W.TAIAN.
j have ciatottied with care Mr. Mene's "Etas.
tc M.Dtrcee," and fully concur in the opinioc a
ye expressed, as to • its usefulness and general
kiiod dualities
H. fia MUHLENSERO.
At Mr. Meyre's request, I examined his "Elsa:
is Matrasa," abd concur in the favorable (min.
Rona expressed by the above named gentleman.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH,
,IFE•OF HENRY CLAY, by Preatice. just
a-a received stuf for We by ,
jan StO B. BANNAN.
- ,__t
c:
El
Mill
DAILY IttOgElit,
tsate Faitillies_ansl persons
' blank for sesliry
• °resents, ttiat nut; be w
or, future.'
otica
-
. .
hereby forbid , trotting my
afi r tam deter mined not
r contiacting after this date
WILLIAM FAR I.Y.
MO
MINERS' FLA ELS.- Just received and
4 T-• fin sale by 'the anineribets, 10 pieces 'Mi
ners' heavy •
ZZARD &STRADCFL
4
IT El 3
Aiin Wanled.
1i
1 n,
svpeirintendent of a Colliery
4 from Pottsville, a sober. i
1 posseiniing these requisites,
t wiedge of the Alining haw
&raiment and lucrative nil
;at this office. Good fecom.
required.
4
• I.orent
WANTED eA
edme 8 mu
dostrions man. Cit.
with a practinal
ness, may, heir 01 a I
nation by applying,
!Luanda* ions .vidi be
• Jan 20
• Men i Surgery. 1
l y
qpii E ciiins of i'ortaintle and its vicinity are
-a. informed that
i)RS, Iv AT• & W4RNFR
have taken a room or a time at the Nuliou'al Ho
tel, where they rn he coo:tutted at any, time,.
upon all subjects rtaining to their profession. •
They insert re' . in every manner which can
t
be serviceable, fro one to entire Netts; remove
caries and. fill cavi i ce, withlrold; and perform all
other operations w ich may be' necessary for the
preservation of the teeth and gums.
They are suppl ed with Stocktonts latest im
proved incorrupitt le teeth, for Meimprovemrnt
of which he was r mole - presented with a gold
hum the Anmican kstitute
medal as a premier
of New York, ,
Thee Teeth ar
and surpass in be
thal h.ve bean her
They keep the
also the Ownpoun
red by themselveii
as possessing quail
now in use.
They respectfiii
request those who
examine their test
skill, Ste-
Haeinff Spent ninth time'in the sandy and nese.
a perfect imitation of Nature,
My and durability all °there
tofore invented.
M ground tooth brushes, and
' Kreosote Tooth Paste preps
which they offer to the public
ties equal a not superior touny
ly Follett public patronage, anti
require dental aid to call and
moniabs of character, practical
lieu of their proftsdion, they feel confident that
entire datiyfactioh .wtll be given, and Promifie
that all operattomi ellen be ad neat and durable
method& perktrmdd by the first Denttata our
largest cities, or 40 charges made. I
IC B. AttLendouco at private recitlences if re
quested.
I D. C. W ASNF.R. M. D.
Di. E. B. 1V EST. •
Jan'2o
• i
. ,
n Ueti A N'S Dn WPM ic Medicine. frnui the 22d
Entlieh rdition,just received and for pale by
jan 20 4 B. BANNAN.
Turinel flliners.' .
WANTED n few miners to drive us Rock
Tunnel atlTamnqua: to whom liberal wa
ges will be given.i Apply In
JOHN K. SMITH.
Tamaqua, Jan i 7,1E08. 3-3
..
, . tloopering.
THE onderiii ed respectfdlly informs the eh
izens of Pot sville end its vicipity,that they'
hase,comineqce the coopering , Business at their
Brewety,..in the} aorough. of Poussille, where
they are prepare fl to execute all orders in that
line of business, et the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable ferrite, G. & F.. LAUF.R.
Jan 17 3-4
11 held Jennery 8. 1838, the fol.
sleek holder' were tonanimene.
re of THE MINE,HD.L. AND
.In fl u A t. .Ti ne E
r N ea. R r AIL ROAD OOM
[ MOTHY CALDWELL.
I MANAGERS.
T on electi
L 1 rowing mun
Iv. chnown mons.
SCH UY LK! LL,
PANY. for the .1
James. Honda',
Henry Paul Bee
Adem Poorly,
John Limey.
Edward towhe
Yen 11 •
Mine Hill and SChuylkill
it Road Company.
.his, (Ist Ine.nth) Jan.3d; 1838.
10E--DIV,IDEN D.
eManagers have thfs day detjar
:,tl of 8 per cent. upon the capital
r pony for the last,half year. which
r ! JOHN
the stockholders nn tnd alter
JOHN H. CRESSON,
:-3t 'treasurer.
o .i fee.of the
• Haven
Philadei
NO
ripuE Baaid
ed a divid
stock:of the co.
aid hellayable
the 140 inst.
Jen 13
Stoves A' Otto&
bock's Stoves and Ovens. jovt re
for sale by B. BA NNAN.
2.
Kister
riNWO Kiste
ceived an.
Jan 13
ngland Farrier. or Farmers Re
. 22d ,Edition. just received and
•B. BANNAN.
2
.
HE New
ccipt
for sale by
Jan 13
bon Rail Road Company.
hertyby given, that a meeting of
older., and en election for al,lre.
a nagers, a Treasurer and Secretary
rhon Rail Road Company, will be
, South Third street, Philadelphia,
be:3d day ot: February next. at 11
JOHN WHITE.
President.
Mount Ca
igOTIOE i
4 -‘ the Sloe
sioent,eight
of the,Mount
field at No. 1
oil Saturday.
o'clock, A.
January 1
EICI
Notice.
erghip heretofore existing under the
t. Stall and jehn, Pi Offermam, was
nsant dissolved on the first inst.
2-3 t
THE part
firth of
by mutual
Jan 13
YCLOPEDIA, vol. 7, just receivet
le by • B. HANNAN.
PENNY
JR. strut for
Jana
E'S FAMILY EXPOSITOR
SO, just receiverrand for see by
11:711ANNA?L'
D" DR
iapprig
S' Natural, History, 5 vole. complete
24, just received and for rale by
B. BANNAN.
BUFFO
Price
jan 10 •
Merchants. cind'oth
quire Day 'Books. an •
Ledgers,
ire, cheap, just received d for sale
• B. BA NAN.
1—
\
a AND
Lwiliotscap
by
jags 10
HIM
4/11E 111041 -. 1 , ' 01 1 411g1111t. I
. The undersigned. as kirtinfaA' 2 4 ..tliii."Bor
ough of Northatupterki n the County of Lehigh,
in whtcMhe Northam .to Bank is located, take
this method to assure .triptiblie s thatthe reports
lwhich have lately bce. dirculatea, calculated 10-
injure thecredit of thl i
o fi rthampton-Bank, are
bi
'without foundation. n rdinary times,. who,
;Ba n ks pay Specie, the i twit of the . Solvency .
!Ore Bank and the coe i idence in which it steads,'
tie, that it is at all tiro s ready to meetits Notei,
when required no to do, in Specie, and to keep
'them at par in the Gnaintercial Enrpoiium of the
State; but-during a glneral suspension of Specie
nt
paymes, the only m ans of testing the Solvency
, and standing of an inrlividual Rank is, that it is
' aWe to draw on the eirinciple Commercial Ci i ty
of the for note 4 presented for payment at
the Counter of the II 'nk and. keep its Notes at,
par in such City, wh b has been -dime_ by the
Northampton Bank r the last fourteen .years
and done at this .ti Naiad we have jhe assu
rance, that - there if- no 'difficulty in the Bank
itcontinuing* so to • . • The subscribers we're
pained, to observe Statement in one of the
papers' this morning, üblished in this Borough,
s i
respecting - the Not tampion Bank, which we
know to be. unfoun d and we therefore cannon
the Public against uch or sitirilar attacks in
newspapers two th said Bank, - is they are cal
culated to injure thenblic as wellis the Bank..
irt,,,
• without benefit to a , unless those, who would
be willing to spectate upon the credulity of
others.
January 3d, 183 .
John. V. R. Buntelk. lieimixach.
J no. W i Isom,. j Preis. Saeger & Co.
i
Saeger. Keck &Co Selfridge .& Wiliam.
mi
Benjan Ludwig. G. flaheracker.
Daniel Keiper ! 8088. & Rein.
Peter Neward. bare Erdman.
Peter Huber. . Tobias Buffoid.
John Dl. Eisenbro ii, John B. Moser.
Sainl. Gumbert. : Joel Krauss.
A. &W. Blumer. i Joseph K Saeger.
Abraham Gangewere it...Jonathan-Reichard.
John Eckert, Jr. 1 George Stein.
Kraus & Spinner...l 'Joseph Gross.
Geo. Wetherhold. i, Peter- Beery.
Chia. A. Rohe. ,l James Jameson. -
Solomon Fataingeri S. Wanner.
Ssenh More. ! J. D. Boas. • ,
George Keiper. j. Charles Rhtnesmith
Ja6ob Wurrnan.
Jan 13 2-3
' ' A goo• two stork frame House and
• as Ruche with a pelts r under the whole,
-Ituate on the corner of Mahantango
and C.tirtlitudt street.; the lot us 30
feet 'toot tiy 244 • et deep, extending to Norwe
gian street. the bt:lclings are well finished, large
and commodious o d well calculated for a private
residence or for a boarding house. •
I ALSO,
A good two stry house and lot or ground,
situate on Central:strew . . The lot is 20 feet front
on Centre street, knd 230 feet'deep, extending to
the Mount Carboti Rail Road—the House is sub
stantially afttd well situated for any kind of
public business. 9.
Two good two tory frame himars.ard iota. of.
ground, situate in Realty's Row, Nor‘egian
:Street. Each tirgese,a4.o is 20 feet froAtt the
homes arc well fini.lied with kitchens attached
tii each holm., mid arc pitnated in the moat bust
net.. part of ior,p. All a the above property
i‘ , lll he very licap—for term!' and pafticu
kr' apply to t ANDREW RUSSEL,
Jan G AilliantangaStvcet.
Schuylkill
Whereas, by in inquest for the .purpose duly •
award • d by the Orphans' t. ourt of Schnylkill,
the real estate otthe said Ludwig Bilger, was vel.
tied and ahpraised, and whereas, none of the heirs
of the said deceased appeared in Court on the re
turn of the sat( inqiiest to take the premises
therein mentiotd,:at the appraisers' value there
of. you and eve • of you are therefore hereby ci
ted, to be and a pear 0 the next stated. Orphans'
Court, to be h Iden at Orwigaborg, in and for
entd County o Schuylkill, on. the 19th day of
I
March next, to actiept or refuse to the said
premises afar id at the a pprateers' price thereof.
By order of II e Orphans Court of Schuylkill
county, on the 7th day of December.lB37. .
_ .1 spa MORGAN, Clerk 0. C.
1-4 w
Benjamin Kugler,
William Richardson,
Samuel Mason. Jr.
John H. Cresson,
Thomas Ridgway.
2-3 t
==l=i
L BE SOLD
ivate Sale.
CM
P
A LSO
VIISEZ
r.,,,,,
oix.
1b.. , ' lIE Commonwealth of Pennryl
• 4 4 , • ca +a, to all the heirs and legal rep
; Isp. rea ntattvea of Ludwig Biker, late
'wit of Vayne township, 'in Schuylkill
...a. T.. ,
' ~ 0 Colnly.—GßEgTtso:
J:in 10
Port Clinton Foundry •
- ti`Oß SALE. . •
WiLL be,sold at private sale. the Foundry
pleasantly sittiateil at Port Clinton, Schap4
kill county, In very reasonable terms. This
Foundry is a the cominencement of the Little
il
Schuylkill a ii Susquehanna Rail Road. now
making. and will .in e
a hort time be one of the
hest situation in the conntry to do a. lirge busi
ness. Forte me. ace.. apply, o• • •
'PARItt dr. "TIERS.
Iran Founders, Philadelphia.
or ISAAC LAYERS. ,
Port Chnton.
3e-.6t
joly 29
rivate Sale.
TO be sor- at private Sale, a certain two story.
frame h use and lot oegroand,. situate °ti
the edrth air: el Market street, Ili the borough
of Pottsville,, ontaint' . .eg in frunt twenty feet, and
in depth one i. uorlred and ninety. feet, to a forty
feet wide strict; it being the northeasterly part
of the lot wl4ch is marked in Pott & Patterson's
v
i o
adrltion of s' idborcitigh. No. 7. Persons desi
rowt of vie ing this said property, will please
apply to Mr. liver Dobson, at Pottsville; and for
f r
terms of se to die subscribers. —Shobld • said
property no be solOefore the Ist day , of.leebru•
ary next, it ill then be let... . . • ,
iitNity FISTER,.
'• Hamtitirg.l .
JACOB LONG,
Reading..
Jan 13
has now on hand at his Store
on Centre " and Rail "Road
eat of Goods, suitable for the
ItiliE au . serilier
and S .rehOu i
reets, afu asaint.
coat region iz :
Barr ,ron 'of
Band .d 111..
Nails .d:'pik
Steel,pound Sr i
Nails nd Spi
Coal , hovels 1
Hardssaree, a ~
All of mitieh he
Janl3 i 2
I s t ssorted sizes, .
Fid.o do
/..Rodkdo do
Square do do
es do ' do
etterat assortment.
.• Pelting at reduced prices:
J CLAYTON.
- I Lot_ for Salt. • -
wittibe sold • I Private - Sale, Mtaireatileet
lot idtual on the south side of Muket
greet, in this borodgh, nearly eproilalin the, Pros=
byterian Church. ',For termAAPOY to •
la go 1-3 4 JEREMIAH RtED. •
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, :vs 0 . 1 " :61. R 6 1 4:1814.ri 1
' ..;'_.:' . a. ' rbihgla. Jaallerl.llll, 1838.. ;" ' '.l.
( t s
./rlrEltiDleact re harrtliia day, dechityll Ta bait
.¶
yeirlldi idend • Of-,Sve per eeet. - qat; if tho
rat* of the . , sepadv..-Othictelmill-b•4 1 41.^ I°
the Stoeichold or their teigatr.roa
after the 16th-feativit, - 0 -^ , 1.--. -, lt'i';' ,-, l'e.. - - -. 1
tti ALM' S. wiptimits. •
Jan 10' 14 - ,See—rotary
•Orst Wirral DKLawill'ci4e.iiii • •
hilada. Jannsry
AIIIETI of the Stockholderetiriblicont.
~_ •
pang, add. :election. for fiseDiretnrit fur '
the ensuing year. held- at the - Oiripan "!-
office,.No. lit! south Third aireek•-••*ll3lltanise ;,_
thq 3d February, at. 4 oielnOlc.•1 1 .
JOHN • Vir
J.an 10 I—to • - ..rtnak,W
{! •
t. ,To Let.
bisetrient story of the stone:litilintOing
It to thofountaiNin-Morris'a Addition: to'
being-ssOlcalculated for a GROCERY'. or
FLOUR dr. FRED STORE, will be lat:Rti!'-ibat
purpose ij) gond tenant,at a reasonable rent
Possession giten on, theist of April! next.-` Afk ,
ply to JOHN. M. CROSLAND.
Jan 10 !
N. 13. Saietwoperty is for sale—Apply !!,aboirs
-Notice. •,?
Ts hereby given. that letters TesteMonterjr.
AL have been; granted to the sobeetiber;;;bi the
Register of Schuy lkill county., on OM.estate. . of
Richatd Bruce, deceased, lato:oofinersYMos
Sch u) lkill county. : AU persoomindebtakrp:il.aid
estate arc theibefure requested to maker payment
to the subscriber immediately. and autili.ibri
may have claitus on said eslatb are liifirviiettp.
- quested to preiit them Isell'autheitiriated.-lrie
settlement. • .
HENRY CHRIST,
, 'Administrator.
. 1-6
Jan 10
- •
stray Cow.
griAstE to the Subscriber residiog. about I mils
IL , 'from Leinllya about a month eigai, a email
BRINDLE CAW. euppiesed to bcalimilttenfelu•
old The owoer is. requested to come, forward
prove property pay charges anid take;, her avray
otherwise she will be disposed of - according kr
law. JOHN CLOUSER.
13 ' • 24*
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CA.eap Raisins and Pruni.i. - .. .
JUST recved by the subscriber, -,.
o
1000 Ibiciteitqns, • • . . :
2 caeca PruWes—whielAha will eeitatit caner
per lb. .j ' JCifr.s.l S. C. MARTIN. -
D.'
20
20 Boxes pine apple
for salo by -
• dee 9
SALT, Fish and Plaster, for sale by • •!"
Sept
13 44 4. k GI
LV.. •
LARD -20 Kegs first quality Lard forsale 1
• T. & J. DPATTY.
nov 25
• •
Blasting lizaper,.: •
4OREAMS Straw Blasturk teinbr jail ie.
. mired and for sale by 11..B.ViNAN:
Dec 23
8,% S. CURTIS' Celebrated fllqe•Blank ink
Lt• Poweer, just received and for .
Jan 6 7'. B. BANNAN.
1.0"" lbs. Bed . Feathers.just received ant
"-"" 'L' offered ler sale by
Li A ZZA 1) STRAPCII.
Nov I 1
rrilLT'S Elernentary Drawing Bonk for bir
ginnero; jualleceived and for' afe
Dec 30 6 B. BAli NAN.
W
Metalte Tablet and Defoe
Stfrop, the best ertiele.of the kinCitt : th•
market, Jtisi received and for sale by
Doe 30 6 . BANNAN.
'Piekstiek rapers Complete.,
PIOKtf..7K P A PERS,, complete m . 26 Nuns
hers, illustrations, just received and
cos' saleb . i. • B. BANNAN.
IJan 6'
Annuals for 1838: - .
A FEW Aritauftls for 1838, at mhplesile pyicatt,
for sale by • B. BANNAN:
.I'n 6 !
trptrior Bleached Sperm Oil.
‘...‘ 7
gallons best kleaclieo4o uk r
er atta eel sperm oil, for tale by •
MILLER 4 HAGGERTY.
024nt0
Nov 1$
Irish and scotch Whbikey..
.?
? ERY i , superior old sth proof fifiioVbiskei
do do do t lerist6iilido
formkle MiLLER 6c EIAGORT•Ye
Nov I .1 • 1524m0
10,000 QUILLS from 25.eenta:pge 14 0 to
eachtiaei received and for sale. by
Dec 24 5 Bp DANNAN.
•
Rook • Binderp , •
iv• BONAN has reaumnd pix44Bliditit
'LP* tli/Mem again. Pealeitairribiiig.;Onelia
ix4ll please leave them at thitAfriett.ofilM
Miners Journal.
Dee 2'
Catholic Bek*.
111TODS
" Key to , Paradise,
Trtle•Ptety, .
Catholic Piety, - - •
I Doi ay Bible
' P l )4 Illatekattichiivei and n
Cateeliems," • ,
and 6,r sale 6y . , 4 13;41iffNAN.
Dec •••
, •„ .
Trrl3lP DQOKS.—A few timt:beebs ins"' rem
• cel led and for sale by • "Di..BAriNAN. •
Dee•
. .
• 1 1. , , ENPINFX I .4"i - :''
I Alm: ~- , i 4.-...,3,. - ~,
.. Dluaglissfusari - • r -
- 014. next door to it's • Pinniiiiiiiiat . **. - -
Novi ' ' ••••_ -. ,
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rai i iiis. Tin .Migkelt, .- •
._, . •
A TURNEY, :41:1r,1Wi',
144 Removed his ofrits;44tiiiinsinin-bedidisi.
- nqt door - belovOikel'eunti*ynnitr'ilat _
De "' • ' ':,- ';: ' -- ‘'•: ) ;,',..: - ,7- •„•••••••,;:•W
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