' pos Tits
• ~...
Mil. gitriatArn — Ell
genteel looking man,
and there being a cud
'he took a chair mid i
customer was serjr—
..lie then came up to
said in an under ton
put a quart of whisk
the same time takin
coat.)' I 'replied, we b
nor do we keep and
whatever. The mg
-tonished, and repli:
not sell any, eh ?"
" Well, (sac& he) it
penny-bit a quart l"
the store. I ponde
' it is cheap,"—and I
iousands have .
%Ise " it is so c
A few days ago;
ae of our public st
'rested by the not
A of boys; and I
the object of t
.onishment, I rec
10 had been in o
fore, well dressed
now, 01 how ~
miserably dru
teap." I passed
not into tempt
• FOIL Snit X
Good Weeding
all sort of folks—t
of a few days ago,
four farthings, ,we
this quality, and d !
notice you have g
Now, there are
sex equally wort [,
good breeding is
they are_always
etruct and entert'
are-so considerat ,
should be affect
that when any on
he is cut Erhort - a. , ' i
sentence, lhal-Jle
rior sapience.of :1
UNITED S
Mr.; SUCH*
structions from:
sylvania. Mr.
his instructions, t
which he hadibee
excuse hirn for a
upon the presen
defended the
• Special Session
good opinions o
before - the Setriat
increased.
have received i
which I believe
which, therefore,
and attention.
- It has Peen s
that I ought not
With my well,
doctrine of inst
such admoniti
preach °one t
and having so
of instruction i
to deny it. B
This seems to
compelled put
that this is a c
As at press
not resign, - be
extreme .case
the part of ar
etructed. I e
structions and
all its amentlm
honourable o
vote. I shall
boweve: reluc
however muc
which compel
In conclusit
ed that part k
lion which opt
ren, and the
Congress.
his celleagu
postpoilemeii
the next Se
`Mr. JA
Mississippi, .
took his - sea
sippi.
l'ita rest)l
ater in regar
against Mr.
poned over t
the business ,
the orders o
A great
ing of any k ,
in St. Lou
The meet n ,
organizing t
ticket for
General G
ASHLEY a
put in nomi,
Kr Cr •
and
,a soun
by which h
A Gov
M'Nutt,
zayl the L
visit New
rived than
into the
roust for
I
OUJ MAL 1 ,
l ine months, a
Icame to our ore,
ti
T
timer in at the ime,
I ,
sat down unti 'that
and left the tore.
! e, (I was alone) and
of voice, " please to
•i in this bottle," Kat
llone from and r his
: ye advt. the a tide,
nt spirits of an kind
looked some - ht as.
~.. " What l y. u do
Y replied, n
s cheap! only
And with that
d hpon those
'thought of how l
n made Drun
sir.
even
'
t o left
ords,
r I wetly
.. ”
IC. r was welkin*:
ll et' s myattenti
- and shouts of
1 alked to the
it mirth; and,
•gnised the ea
r store a few
and apparently
4 tinged; ragged
lik, becausc " i
,n—and prat'
ion." . 1 4 :
along
n Was
a par:
pot to
to my
e man
ontha
appy.
dirty,
$8 so
"lead
I w' JOUILMLL.
!red by
med us
her
nee o
is a thing adm
e lady you info
Mrs. Pence, w
a notable ins ,
erved all the
en her.
I vorable
l e other
where
ed, that
I :r tR iC
re; and
is' lungs
'remark,
his first
lhe *Ripe.
.::es among t
of ?distinction
deeply groun.
-ady to volunt •
in all by-stand.
lest their frien
by any, partic
.'may venture a
t the middle of
may listen to t
.od breeding.
ICHABOD
EEO
E.
19th
ACES SEN A
lINGTON, F e b
AN presented his in
he Legislaturelof Penn
remarked, in kresenting
t the pecul.ar ko-ition in
placed would, 4 hoped,
yremarks he might make
occasion. -Ha said he
i i
Lb-Treasury Bil at the
and since tha time his
the measure an the 'Bill
had been confirmed and
continued Kr. B. ' I
structions from a power
ompetent to instruct, and
,' I must hear with respect
id by some men at home
to obey these instructions.
nown opinions upon the
uction 1 cant* listen to
rm. 1 am not the man to
g and practicP another,
ong preached the doctrine
does not becoMe me now.
t shall obey Or resign?"
• e the qUestion Which I feel
ff o myself. 140 not think
'se requiring reslignation.
F . advised, therefore, I shall
that, noihing but an
• ill admit of resignation on
y- Senator who 'His been in
all therefore Obey my in
ute against the bill, nod in
rite I shall vote its a fair and
ponent of the; bill should
apply the torture to myself
ant I- may be to do so, and
I may rsgret the necessity
me to oppose the bill.
n, Mr. Buchanan commend
r his resolutions, of instruc
%Le l: favorably, of Mr. Van Bu '
Pennsylvania delegation in
fter doe const l t:tation with
he said he should move a
of the Sub-Treasury Bill to
on
ES F. TROTTER. from
ppeared, was 'iqualified and
as the Senator! from Minis-
.
inon introduced; by Mr. Web
to the Bribery Case, charged
' ugglas, of Maine, was post
'l to morrnivcirilorder to hurry
before the Senate, and read
- the dayi. • I
•
, •
' hig meeting,. the largest meet
nd everknown Siere, want held
in Miesoun, en the 6th inst.
was called for Ithe purpose of
.e *Opposition, end forming a
ndidates to ilhe State and
vernment. Gen. Wu. H.
, Gen. Jowl% Wkworr were
, talon for Cong
it' is the poor iban's capital,
banking apt* . is the means
can use that credit.
RNOS Aaaawr?to.--Gorernor
Mississippi, at his election,
ail
uisrille Journal , went down to
rleans, and h no sooner ar:
e was oncerent lowly clapped
laboose, 'under is sheriffs war•
.1
" 7 r",..•71.)
Froco it* Nadi:44;l'4llM ineer Feb. l 4-18313'
We -441 , 4 Rear_ eSly ever °biased selpiestee k; an
interest maniftEed. by' Owl public tis #far a
speech In Congress: than wits eibiblted `tbe
Capitol yesterday to hear 6t,. CLAY. At to eir
ly hoar the galleries were picked r
with expectant auditors, ferriele
Of ladies, the array was griiater
before noticed. A large 'Mother,
a lodgement, before the session so
the 'privileged sesta • on' thi floor
move was made by a Senator
suspension of the rule of exelut
might be permitted to remain; bat
ator objecting. they were toexplorably evAlled—
a duty which wall dischargld by the genOeman.
ly officers of the Senate with all the etiurtesy
which the case admittett•of, but with eviffiffit pain
and no little difficulty. \The very lobbiei _were
filled with eager listeners—ladies end geridemin
—during the whole fibre M. CLAY. was3,apeak
log.
Nor were the 'high - antiCipatione whfith tar
ried such • multitude to the Senate chaiiffier dia.
appointed. It sufficient my, that - Mi. Clay
acquitted himself not only tin a manner,'!morthy
'Ohm high fame,, but in a , manner w 1 h swill,
we think, even add , to his reputation both as so
orator 'and' a atateamao.
A synopsis of Mr. CLAY'S apeifeb will
be given in Wedneaday'a JoUrnal. r',ll
- ,
Beauties of the Sub- reatatry Siileletrt.
Statement of the balances dee by Receivers of
Pubho Manieliotrising trim the sale df public
lauds, who were out of offine on the 12thtilOcto.
bey, 1t37: gi '
[Coorrtirusol 4
George Conway, Alabama, S 5 $l3 00
John 11. Owens, • do 30,611 [ 97
James C. Dickson, Choctaw, -4; 548 61
Geo. B. Crutcher, - : do 4061 40
George B. Dameron, do *714 81
George B. Danieren, .do school fund. :`V,,, 344 33
Sam. W. Dickson, Choctaw, U. 708 73
Sam. W. Dickson, do School fund-, ;' 898 53
Wiley P. Harris, Columbus, 1, , ,178 08
John Brahan, littotaville, 712 49
Leroy Pope, trustee , r
ofl Brahan, • .do 38;133 32
John Taylor, Cahaba, - -31,115 20
William Taylor, .do 43.1 68 18
H. G. Perry, do - -16,074 81
Urtab G. Mitchell, do p 4,626 53
John Herbert Sparta, .2„444 24
Andrew T. Perry, do 28.155 57
Richard K. Call, - Tallahassee, t 13,428 54
Jno. S. Smith. late
U.S. attorney.
Augustus Jones, U.
S. Marshall. Missouri, ; 4,745 241
Jas. W. Stephenson, Galena, :, 54,859 70
Littlebury Hawkins, Helena,- 115,462 94
Samuel W. Beall, • - Green Bay, ; 36,097 39
Joseph Friend, . - Washita, •
~, 2.551.-01
William H. Allen, ' St. Augnstine; 1,99 50
Gordsn F. Boyd, Columbus, ~1 60,19 12
;Robert li.Sterling, ;Choccbums. 1,11,7 -53
Gr..llllllL AcirsoN:—DV an Express mane r
received to day from Nashville, wei have he
painful Intelligence that General jacitson as
been
_again visited with a haemorrhage of the
longs, and that great apprehension was enter
tained for the issue of this second attack--
Globe.
A SINGLE TERM.
We copy the following letter from s late
number of the Missourian :
NORTII•BEND, 17th Jan. 1838.
Sir:—lrk answer to the inquiry made in
your letter of the 49th ultimo s I repeat the
declaration I have often before' made, that
if elected President: of the United States, I
would, under no cirqumstances, become a
candidate fora second term.
I am, Very:R.espectfully,
' Yoor Ob't Serv't,
• W. lii HAganori.
JANES ,
Editor of thO Missourian.,
BOWERY THEAtRE
'Wm Fam BURNBD AGAIN !.
e, Feb, 18.
The ill fated boweryTheatre was Completely de
stroyed by fire this morning, for the fourth tints.
The fire broke out in the carpenter', shop, where
no fire bad been in use during the ' day, nor bad
any candle been useel—it is therefore generally
believed That the destroctido of the Theatre was
caused ov incendiaries, in fkct it is beyond doubt
that such was the ease. The building well billy
insured. say for $35,000. but the scenery, proper
ties, &c. worth probably- $00.000,,wi1l he a total
lass, and by the unfiirtunale occurrence upwards
of 100 persons will be thr4vn out hi employment.
It had been proposed to giVe Mr. Cooke a benefit
at this house on Thursdaylnes.; but now the man
ager and proprietor, bas‘ been reduced to pre
cisely the same situation Mr. C, was-in. nothing
except an iron chest and two stores having been
rescued from the flames. •
The tavern neat the Theatre WAR also destroy
ed. and the house adjoieing much injured.
A stable-adjoining, the property of Mr. Horn
blin, was also consumed, and a coloured man
who was sleeping in it blWned to death.-11, S.
Gas.
• Commis to Tux reuirm.-4Ar. Prentiss, in an ad
dress to big constituents Of Missiisippi, - usea the
following language:
`'Upon the question of ithe validity ot the No
veinber election, the vote stood a tie, and the
Speaker had the glorioni infamy ot deciding it
against you. A 'singlet Roprissentatives from
another State exercised the p okier of denying
your right to any reprCsentatian; and the still
small voice ofjames K. Polk, deprived. you of
that which a hundred thoosimilbayonets could
not have forced from yeti."
The Rev. cs,e4s. fiuSass, (Univer
salist)) will preach at thei ; upper School
House,, Centre street, to• Morrow morning
and evening; a'so on the fUltowing Sabbath,
at the usual hoUrs. ?,5
TOWNSHIP ELEOTIONS.
-6.
•A meeting of the citizens di Norwe,gian town.
ship. will be _held. at the house;Of JohalNelier, in
N e w Castle,-on Saturday the 24th inst. Si; o'clock
P..M. for the purpose of-taking into considera
tion the propriety' of holding the township.. elec.
'lion at ano th er Irate. IMANY.
St. DartterS Pay••
.
IM Welsh Society in liiinersville, will cafe.
T
brim St. DiVid's Day, du the first of March
1838, at the Homo of Mr. 3+3 Provost, and
res
pectfully invite *air country ten, to participate
in the celebration. They wi • meet at Mr. Pro
vost's at 9 eel**, A, M. ant at II o'clock a ser
mon will be deliVered at the &WM. Morel, after
which they will partake of a,!dinner at I o'clock.
who above - mentioned place land the remainder
of the day will by devoted tolitstivitieth *omit*
the occasion of thnir meetWg‘'
Sy order of tho WE OH . SOCIETY.
'lreb 9-4
I
1p
( % 7 .
P. • i •FOrvery SLIM -
- ' ' • &T ii.ol4li b!
_e loadlrSs worth Quirt•
ds n: CO. • a "
"liEltT •L SO per , , in demand.
FLOUR 2 isbaiz . rt. indented.
• BUCKWHEAT V R 2 50 per cwt.in demand.
RYtiiby-ihetoad 90- by the bush el - -read? %ale . _ '
RYE.CHOP 90 besot per bueltelihdernand.
. OATS. 40 cents—read sale. • ,
POTATOES 4S cants per bushel in &Mind.
rrXIRN-70 nts Or shel IS demand.
CLOVER S EED-16 5 0 0 ger brtili,____l_ l • ,
TIMOTHY SEED-412 per ig.u."
p ler
FLAXSEED-21;12 bust/Win demand.
WHISKEY-42 cents per Won.
BUTTER—I 4 cents r pound--in Kegs, IS cent.
EGGS-12 cents j)er oxen;
LARD-10 cents per pound.
TALLOW-9 cents Per pound.
HAMS 12 cents per gourd.
CORN CHOP 80 cents per bushel in demand.
BACON-12 cents pnl• pound. . -
BEESWAX-18•cestp per poutul.
' FEATHERS-62 cents per pound.. •
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per poun d .
hIACKEREL, by the - 6bl. No 1. 012 00 IF a 2, 211
SALT-2 654 pdr bbl 4 87 per beahnl.
PLASTER is worth r 00 per ton.
IlAy VS per rrii•
NOTICE
,
I - .
S herebrgiverifthat the following named Ex
ecutors,-m Administrator, and Goardinna, have
settled their seconnts'in the office of theßegister
of Schuylkill Coutity. l and that the .eme will be
presented to the crphans' Court. to be. held at
Orseigaburg, in ate ibr said'County, on Monday
the 19th day of March, 1838. for confirmation.
1, The account of Hurd Patterson, executor of
the last will and testament of Wiliam A. Pat- I
Carson, late of thejborangh of Pottsville, deceased.'
2. The account ofplacob Zimmerman, admin-
istrator of the estate ofJoha Everitt, late of Union
township,. dm:lased.
3. The acconnt of Michael Neischwender, ad
ministrator of the estate of Peter Yoder, late of
Upper Mahantarige township, deceased.
4. The account of e ver Fisher, executor of the i
last will and testam nt of Catharine Riegel, late
of West Brunswick township, deceased.
S. The acconnt pf Frederick Charles Kroll
and John Charles Cifinrid, administrators of the
estate of John DAMN Oeraud, late of Norwegian
township. deceased.' 1 -.
6. The account of Henry Knoir, guardian of
the person andlestate.of Catharine Fetherolf, a
minor of e 12str )Mahantango township.
7. The ecount o( John Wield and Samuel
Weist, eentore of the last will and testament of
Gideon WiUienisonj late of Upper Mahantango
township, deeeMnd.,
8. The account df Lydia Herring, executrix,
and Peter R. Hjdcl, executor of the last will and
testament of Benjamin Herring, late of Upper .
Mahantango township., deceased.
.9. The account of Abraham Fertig, Esq. ad
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Spohn, late of
Pinegmve harishia, deceased.
10. The account of John Snyder. adtninistra
toi-ofthe estate of jamb Einerick, late of Wayne
tookiship, &minified.
11. The second account of Jacob Mennig. ad
ministrator of the restate of John Marian, late of
Kentucky, f 706 74
=scw=nzo
el -
Itigf4o
=rairt=i47ll77'7ll
Wayne township, deceased,
12. The secondaccount of George Reed, ad
ministrator'of the 'estate of Daniel Trein, late of
the borough of OrMigsborg. deceased.
JACOB HAMMER.
Register.
Register's Office, Orwiga
burg. Feb. 19, 1838. 14—
Poiket Book Lost.
WAS !oat a flaw diva wince. a Ponket Rank
containing a number of papersjof no use
of any persoii but the owner. Any person find
ing the same, wil) be reasonably rewarded by
leaving the same at Frank & Brothers Store
Pottsville.
Feb 24
Alliniedatratorie Sale.
WILL he i 1 on Thtirsday, the 22d and
Friday the 23d of March, at 10 o'clock
A M. et the laic residence of John Bowen. de
emted, in lanheim township, Schuylkill mut..
tv, the entire nelsons! estate of waist ticeea.n
onnsioting of Heroes, Cows, Sheep, Plows, Har
rows, Wagon, limpness. Huy. Straw, Wheat, Rye,
Buck wheat; Potittoes, grain in the ground, and
n general amortinent of farming Utensils.
4 11... hiAd Rif rhen fnrnitnre, eon.
listing Of 1 Cloik, Beds, Bedding. Stove. Chairs
f z u4board, and all the retptisitvs ..1
house 'keeping.;
Terms triads known at the time of Sale.
SA M Et., BOW EN.
JOHN BOWEN. .
Adtnistrators.
41-3
Feb 24
- SHI EIIIFIFIS SALES.
VEY virtue Of several writs uf Venditioni
ponae and Leoari Pacific issued out of the
court of Comihnn Plias of Schuylkill County,
and to me direcittd, will be exposed to public sale
On jilonday the 12th uf March
next, at the hciuse of William Lutz, innkeeper,
in the towo uf pinegrove, county aforesaid, at I 0
o'clock, A. 144—The undivided half of a certain
lotiot ground. situate in the borough.
•••• of finegrove, col:1MT aforesaid, bound.
es ed thy Tulpehocken street on the west.
IS byl a public street on the north, by on
alley on ,the east, by land of Eldridge & Co. on
the southi with the appeitenances, consisting of
a two . stoty frhme dwelling house and kitchen,
and' tram's stable. Also, • certain tract of land
situate in Pinegrove township, county aforesaid,
bounded by kinds of Jacob Zerbe, Friel. Muth &
others, containing one hundred acres, more or
less, with thelappurteriances. consisting ore two
story lug dw ling house and a log barn—late the
estate aloha Huber and Marcos Catiinas•
On) ) esday the ißth of March
next, at the house of Joseph Weaver. innkeeper,
in the borough of Pottsville. county aforesaid, at
10 o'clock Ai M.—All that certain lot or piece of
ground.isiturite in the town ofiNew Castle, collo.
ty aforesaid,( marked in the general plan of 'arid
town N 0.9, km the soothweiterly "side of Centre
street, containing in front on said Centre street,
60 Feet.lind in depth 180 feet. bounded southeast
erly by lot Mo. 10, southwesterly by' : Walnut
street, northwesterly by lot No. 8, and mirtheast
erly by saidiCentre street, together with the ap.
"purtenericesf—late the estate of Bernard Tar j lor.
bit the same time and place, all
that certain )ot or piece of ground, situate in the
town of NeW Castle. county aforesaid, marked
in the, genial plan of said town, No. 11, 'on the
soot hwesterly• side ofCentre street. and northwest
erly side of "filabamii Arid 60 feet, and in depth
180 Ike; bounded aontheeiterly by Alabama
street; sou westerly by Walnut street. northwest.
fla y by lo No. 10. and norihrasterly by said
Centre street, togetlier with • the appartenszegs—
Ws the estate of Alm Spar",
At thi same time and ?taco, ail
thaliierbuil lot or piaci of ground. situate in tied
bortmgh of roUrville. Sebes*ill County,- bound.
BEM
14 ** 1114 * I rldf4ibiniii• tby the fcientre
turnpike, inilbe rear by lot .•• El, belowistigno* I
or -4ately. to Meehan) Pot Osiortherester_ ly by
10We:4...belonging to the _ York and Schell- -
kill goal-CO; lather Staafi: * gilt front an
thenver Schuelkit 011141.94 andeatending•in
depth to; said Centre furepik read; it, being the
same prelniseir Sara - AAA. ' • Jacob IF:Seitz.
finger hildatierthe 4th 1837, coitioryed
deej r
to the said , a a - , - . .
lit the wale . time .and places, .a'
..,
certain lot Jar rid and town MU
1 t i i s the borough of tail* Schuylkill
. I ; ; Candy, numbers in the pban of the
Win. No. 76, dad by Mahantau
gostreet, by a2O feet alley. nd by Ipt 75, con
taining hi front 60 feet. and in depth 240 Snits.
gather With, the building s th nice erected, it be
ing the same lot of ground hich John Mons by.
; trj
his deed of conv eyance,.' g data the 11th
day of Febniary, D. 1 recorded at Orwige
burg. in tke county of DAHL in the office
for recording of deeds, &e. in deed 'wok No. 6.
page 343, did trent and confirm unto the said
John (. Offerman in fee, with the appurtenance:
consisling of three Two Story Stone dwelling
houses, with basement star es.
Also, a certain lot of g unit and town lot in
• the borough of ottaville, in the coon
iy of f3cheylki marked in the plan
I . 111 8
u g . of the town No 70, bounded by Ma.
s'hantango stree by loeNo. 80. by a
20 feet allay, and by' lot o. 70.,conalsoing in
front or breadth 60 feet, - a in depth, or length
240 feet, with the buildin thereon erected, it
being, the now lot of grou No, 79, which Geo.
Taylor, and Mary Ann hi wife by these Deed,
bearieg date the 28th of abruary, A. D::, 1829,
recorCled at Orwigaburg, in the office for recording
of Medi:, &e. in, and for t a county of Schuyl
kill, in Deed B ook, No. page 497. did grant
and Confirm unto the *aid °he C. °german, la
gather with the herwlitam is and apportenences.
consisting of three large three story brick dwel
ling houses with basement stories—late the es
tate of John C. Offennan.
On Wednesdak the 14th day of
March next, at the' housef Michael Gruff. inn
keeper, in the borough f Ororigsburg , in the
1 11
county of Schuylkill , at 1 o'clock A. M.
No. 1. A certain trac of land situate in the
borough of Orwigabcreg, ?suety aforesaid, bound
ed by the McKeansburg road. Tammany street,
Washington street, Wayne street, and Chetah
land, containing two acres and a half, meteor less
with the appurtenances.
N 0.2. Also: a certain of or piete of land, sit
uate in the borough of Of wig county afore.,
.said, bounded by Indephridence street, • public'
alley and lot No. 98, an marked in the general
plan of the town, No. 1 and 102, containing 88
perches strict measure, ith the appurtenances.
I No. 3. Also, a certai lot or piece of ground;
situate in the borough o •Onaigabore, county a.
foresafd, bounded by M in street, Perry street,
and OA public alley. • marked in Jeremiah
,Reed's additional plan the town of Orwigaburg,
INo. 213, 214, 215 •and 2 6,-and containing; acre
strict measure, with t appurtenances.
No. 4. A a certain piece of land
situate In th borough of Orwigeburg,
I
county aro id, bounded by the Ceti.
tre turficok • land "of John Hammer,
Geofge Bodey, jr. and Edward B. Ilubley, eon.
taming 6 acre', more r leap, with the apporte-1
fiances consisting of two story log dwelling
house and barn.
No. 5. Also, the u divided half of a certain
tract of land, situate 1 Norwegian township in
the county aforesaid, nded by lauds of John
White, William W er, land of Keim dc` Co.
called the Oik EGII et, and others, containing
66 acres, more or less with the appurtenances. '
No. 6. Also, the 14idiirided half of a certain
tract of land, Situate in Norwegian township.
county aforesaid. surveyed on a variant granted
to James L. Dunn,nd • held in common with
tes
John Bannan, contai ing 100 acres, more or less,
with the apportions .
No. 7. Also, theTidivided hall of a certain
tract of land, situate i "Schuylkill twits:hip, coon
tywkiresaid. bounded, by lands of late John Pow,
11/1t ;
deceased, David N . and others, containing 236
acres, more or less, ith the appurtenances.
No. 8. Also, the ndivided half of a certain
tract of land, situate in Schuylkill toirnahip,
minty afisiesaid; boanded by lands of John Pow,
dreesiod, and othereJ containing 128 acres more
or less, with the appartenences. - •
No. 9. Also, the ualivided one ninth part of a
certain tract al lance intuits in-Schuylkill town
ship
of
county afo re('. surveyed on a warrant
granted to Elisabat Davis, bounded by lands
surveyed to Cathay; Berger and others. contain
ing 400 acres more icor less. with the appurtenan
ce.. I
SAMUEL STEIN.
1,1-3 t.
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iANo. Id. Also, a certai9 lot of ground
Ds situate in the borough of Mineraville,
s : county aforesaid; bounded by Sunbury
street, Lewis street and lut No. 9 and
10, and marked in the plan of the town No. 11
with the appurtenances, consisting of a two story
frame dwelling bootie and kitchen.
No- 11. Also, this undivided third part of a
certain tract of land, situate in Rosh Township,
county efor6aid, bourided by lands of Ruched
Dickerson, the Valley Furnace Company and
others, containingoo acres more or lass—late
the estate of Geo Rahn.
Seized, taken in sec-talon and to be sold by
, 1
P ER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff. '
Sheriff's office Orange- /
burg, Feb 24,1937. c , 14—
°title.
, the Auditors appointed by
.urt at Schuylkill County, to
. account of George Martel.
&c. of John Shards, deems
.tice, that they will meet for
house df Shoener, jr.
borough otqOrwigsburg. on
ay. of March next, at 1 o'clock
ben and where all such as are
attend if they think proper.
CIiARtES W MIKAN,
JACON jiA M.M ER,
JOAN' P. HOBART.
THE subscribe
the Orphans'
audit and !genie th
one of the executol
ed. hereby give
- that purpose at th
innkeeper, in th -
Tuesday thel3th
-in the afternoon.
interested ate. may
Feb 41
Coat and iron Ore Lands
FOR SALE.
THEsubserib4r offers for sale the one twelfth
part of a tufa of patented Coal Land, can.,
taining
FOUR WUNbRED 4- FIFTY AURA%
g a u g e d i n Weat Hanover township. Dauphiet
county, adjoinini the lend of the Susquehanna!
Coal Company, taking In the 3d end 4th moon.
tabu. On this land ate beds of valuable iron
ore . Th e rail road making by the Susquehanna
Company. will as through it.
For further Molars enquire of the subseri.
her, residing in said township, near Shell's lay.
ern, on the Joe orin. road.
N. 11.—If n previously sold at private sale,
I will sell the hove share at public sale at the
public house of .F. Johnson, in the borough
of Harrisburg. SatiMt am ba '24th of March
aut. CASSIZ.
February MI fat 1.3-11
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UNE
0. Mari* Tesler. 1838 1 . .
AloPlis Teuton
' re- ' Sei Fite Sur•lllechan. '
The Cireporatien of the is Lion for 11440 29 '
Borough irfPottville.
38. iiire.h Term. 1838 •
,
Scintylkill County, mi. • I
411111 .
THE Commonwealth of Pennsyk.
Irani*, to the Sheriff •of Schuylkilt
County, Greeting: Whereas Annit.
Turbo, of the bitmoyh of Pottsville, •
. bath filed a chilm ro our Court of
CommoilPleas, for the County of Schuylkill. &-
galena the Corporation of the borough of Potts
ville, for the sum of Four Hundred and Forty
Dollars twenty-nine cents, lawful money, use. for.
work and labor as a Mason and Plasterer done,
perforuied and bestoured; and also for materials
found, furnished. delivered and provided. within
sit months bit past; in fnd about the erection
and construction of a certain Building or-Tene
ment, situate in Centre street, in the borough of
Pottsville aforesaid, commonly called the Lockup
Horwircir Jell. belonging; or said to belong to the
Borou . gb of Pottsvilhi aforesaid, against the said
Building or Tenement, and also against the
Ground; covered by the said building. and so
much other ground immediately adjacent theret3,
and beliingiog to the said Corporation, as inky
be necessary for the brdinary and usual purposes
of the maid building being part of a Lot No. —,
And whereas it is alleged that the Saidiam stil'
remains dui and unpaid to
now we command you tbr
the said Corporation of tt
and to 411 such persons a
the said building, that thr
the Judges of our said Co
mon Pleas to be held it 01
tv albresaid; the Mond
larmday in March next, to
have 113 say why the said
and Forty Dollars Tweet
be levied on the said boar'
AmcesiTurton, accorifinl
of the . Act of Assembly,
provided, if to them it el
have you then and there
Witness the Honorable C
of our said Court at 01
of January, A. D.one
and thirty-eight.
LEWIS AVDENRIED.
1e) 14 1-4 -. Prothonotary .
ISO LET—A commodious WHARF on the
j. " river Schuylkill, at South or Cadre street,
100 feet front, and about 600 'feet long, with
double dock of sufficient length for 8 boats to on
load,at one and the same time. The Wharf will
be eplarged if required. Possession will be given
oat the Ist of March omit. Apply to
JOHN LAWRENCE,
Vogel's Hack - Worth 2d, pear Arch et.
Feb 10 1-3
Ortni subscriber will sell at Public Baia opt
Wednesday the 14th dtly of•Marah next, at
the house of Henry Stager, in the borough of
Poitirrille, a certain lot of ground situate in
in the Borough of Pottsville, bounded on the
northwesterly side-by Schuylkill Avenue, on the
southwesterly by lot No 28 and a 20 feet wide
alley, being part of lot narked No. SO, upon
which is erecotd • two story dwelling house.—
Late the estate of Joke F. Molts
Thesale will commence at I o'clockZ.P. M.
when the terms. will be made known by
JACOB D.. BARN ETT,
Feb. RI.
VIRE works of Charles Lamb, just received
1 end for sale by B. BANNAN.
Also, Duck's Theological Dictionary, new . edi
lion.
fob 17 12
TAXES.
FVHE sahicriber hereby gives notice, that be
and Shas placed the Duplicate of county and State
chool Taxes fur the years 1834 and', 1835
for the borough of Pottsville. in the hands of Dem
,Heisler. Esq. for collectioo—and that all persons
who remain in arrears for taxes are requested to
pay up forthwith to save costs. •
DANIEL CHRISTIAN.
feb 17 12-3
Souses and Lots fbr
WILL be sold at Public Sale on Manley the
26th instant, at the public house of Wit.
ham Mortimer, in this borough. at 2 o'clock. P.
M. two houses and two lots, adjoining each other.
situated on Market street, adjoining, the Market
Street Hotel. On one of the lots am erected a
two story well finished brick detellinehouse and
store house, 24 feet front, with' a stone kitchen
Lack. The lot is 190 feet deep,• and on the back
part of it there is also erected a one and a half
story frame dwelling house and kitchen attached.
.Also„a.2B feet vacant lot, adjoining the above
property. This property is well, worthy the at.
tentton of those who wish to buy. It will be sold
cheap. Conditions, on day of sale.
DANIEL CHRISTI AN.
12-;
feb 17
HAS achon lunge geanchte Werth won &Sitar.
fer's Unterhaltong-bnch, in Stiller .onsganx
mit Gou, welches geignet jut fromme gesinwm.
gen au weaken und ao mebren, and rusks don
sins der Beligeon Eesu entspricbt. and bei den
alien Voeter . suungemein vial star cured.
long nes hersans and beruigoor des gemuths
hersoegebracht, miter alien arnstaenden und car
faelko ihnes Mena, mid des wager' von alien
°beaten allow benennungen so begoehrig emelt
ward. let mun oaf eine sehr echoes und voMtame.
dip wets% mit darn starken anhang Coronnions.
Betrachtangen und Andachtawebungen. herons.
gegcben nod in dieser drucherry adh.ben.
N. B. So jut aoch arum waives ehreetenthorn
and Stark's gandboah and andein guts vericlit
Dautab and English an haben.
•
feb 17 19
Auditors.
13-3
Cobb's North Americas header- And
Speaker. .
14;04) CONES of,tbe above work just risseiew
ed and will be furnished wholesale to
tbe . difrowent School districts, at laii_than Phila•
delphia pr tagstitai milli the whole mho of,
CcilliPsllehorl Beaks. BANNA2I.
Doc WI 5
Coal Wharf:
Public Sale.
=EMI
Lamb's Works.
Weihrauctiorhatl.
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In the Ceuit efeetimeePteisof Hutt:
County,_ the t4attet;l4 - thlitAgli.*
Michael
VlDll6l44toohnt
v vMiaty Btataioua, ilid. ate_ 23
AW_*:er:
?taconite,. 4.4 D. 1837,181.
Piothenotary, of - 4e'
Schuylkill Catgut,. a ltitnatentOt •
cummittee of said estate. • - •
/Utica- iettireby Oa, le 411
liiidiestito;!thatthe HintOrabg'tholliagoe . :ll
• thi Court of Common Plow aforseaid;liisi:sip.zsrcrs".:,
in
pointed Monday the 19th day of-;filarck:lB3lkok7-1;',..:. -
10 o'clockthifiirenoon,fitr the - Nektilit
aatne.ind for, ahnwing canon
coupt ought not to be allowed,.:a d is:rakifititlf; -- 2 - ;
thereof, the same will be teufirinellp
Witness the honorable Calvin Illytho,
of oar said Court at Orwigaburt Alto;
Fobruary. A., ` ;.:Zr
LEWIS Abligkiklpk.
Feb 10 4w • • ‘r--
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riptiE sabacriber herby gine notiociiin. siiir.4 , ;-,.--;‘. ,, c ,
-a• persona vibe remain indebted
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School and= Road Tax, in Shilliegiiin; fate - ~.-`.; 7". j
for the . year 1837, that be le Apuerikilottiliset4•:, ::
to be tootedfiuty longer, by proniietta'tn.pet.—ia7,
..11111 , H:C , ....'
thatalitaxesinot paid by the fitatof 31rarch a tihealr. '4 :,-. -.-;
regular native bather= given. froper. tirovilLiiar „...".-..
levied on tot the mane. "ROSS: StrIA.V.:•• •:• 7 • -..-.
Feb.l.ll 1-3 6 .47olleithr. : - ',.: ••
Oilce of the .Sch uilkiil4yrdsigatiof
patty, . •
Philadelphia February 5;1011114
TM Board of Managers hare this thifiktellir..
-dividend of 12j petqcept. oiNilektire
on the capital stock at the Company. lotAliiliat
six months.which will be paid to th.eattickiiiildent
Of theirlegelscpresentatives mind aftei4.l4,lStlo
inst. CLAUDIUS HARPER, : • -
Feb 10 1-3 • Treasurer & Seareter
iffeet
ind
Ind
101M111 Tisnotby Seed just, reeetiiiiiii4;l6. ,
21 : ogle by - CL4rrON. •
Feb 14 - -
Valuable Coat and'
• FOR -
Q,ITUATED in Schuylkill county . Ottriatiii.te
watersot the little SchoylkW mar. a ,ia the . •
first coal region of Beaver Creek, contahirrie.PL.. ;
Acres sod:l4 Perches, strict meuura *llk
Ls covered with White and Yellow . :
PINE TIMBER
said by Judges to be of the first quality, Ilielft%:=
FichoylkUl rail road runs directly ihrough.thri
above described tract of Land, and Wares Sib
and twonvenient pasuge to the Philadelidsinriar•
ket. For further particulars address the.subierri;
'her in Columbia, Lancaster couuty.Pa.' -
F. A. 'THOMAS:
Fee , lo 1-3 tao
• NOTJICE
•gs hereby given , that retters of admtniatintlisi.
;Abase been granted to the subscriber by tletEts•
Rioter of Schuylkill County, of the estate °Mew
Wildei,decessed, late of Northampton!coiseity,4-r
All persona indebted to maid estate. are, bii • Ai rs
tequegted to make payment-to the - subscrilier s etill
such 'Ulm may have claims on said *stets, le. gm
sent theta duly authantioned for aelltelittL.
EDWARD •
Adaiiiiiststdor.
Jae 27 6-6
Pickwick Papvici ConaNttel.,
PICK WICK ' PAPERS,- m . plotif tOltreitt or
ben. with illustrations, pot reeeitripil sad
for tile by • • ' B. 13 4 WAN•
Jail 6
Cloths! Cloths!! Clitlimatl ,
NNATHANB &Ca have new 'Mallisusti
• splendki assortment of I
Blue, blank, olive, green and eta* chilli;
' ;do do and &sic" csavin.lelvvr
Plain and figured setting:4lN :
Mohair pilot clothe and other miiiitsga;
Gaeta hair cambial*. vesting,. &Oise' ,
ill of which being purchased at auction
delphil. and New York, we swages - 101,0W 10
WM
per cent cheaper than be purchased elsaiiher.
in this borough. . die Mt
• WILD BE SOLO:
•
at Prittate Sstle. , .et' l 47 -
_
A good two story house -
situate on Centre street.- The lotliAllfm.: Aeon • ! • -
on Centre street. and 230 feet deep,mattieding to :
the Mount Carbon Rail Road—the Denie - ;4ls - sub."
ittantially built. and well aituatad ltitid of
public business. • i
• ALSO.
Two good two story frame housetkieClielsGof
ground, situate. in Bmtty's • Row t. Nerwegiae.
Street. : Each house and lot is 20 feet-Reek; the ,
houses are well finished with' kftehilitS*tached . •
to each house. and are situated in the . ** bust. V
ness part of town. AU of the afeiiiiiproperty
wUI be sold my cheap—for terms „aod. parUco
iars apply to 7 ANDREW RIMEL'.
JIM 6 7 MahantingeStiiiet.:
The Peinky Mag tine, fn
' 011
IS decidedly one.of the cheapest, tind, Most - pis.
-wont's. periodicals now eitant—there are 200,0
000 copies sold every month in EngladdisEd
000 in Altering.
The Parts of vol. 6 (for the roar 103/).e. r it
as iv:laved, an be bad at this offios.'a Pries Ill*
per part, or 'V 00 per annum. •
This Magazine is published in mowth#Ti
containing 40 large pages; the. resent lielornetti
much enlarged and improved,: .11410,4' ) *60.
rir 'rood cots are executed in*Mpsiiii*Wknisei,
there is an adeantage;itt,tairingffihillift=
all Others. Pen= can Oft" 11 4 1 0' 1 0 0
be sees prop_ar, for each pants_
within itse lf.
Complete sets of this wdrk fleet tau
audit 'call be procared_oliheatibeiiiihise;itipper
01,„Ikit$1 1 1AX
iFfir , • -
- .
• Private
.11111.. E subscriber- will gel atJprisnisr,lolo, I
A.
HOUSE AND LOT Vanisiitii;4**•
Ulu inapt central and business rur_tof h.
ofiTuriaqvia. Said property ta 'Li •
ittentkon of . men of business. 41- - *4o4sr• 40, 1
actiption is joinaidored unnecesistr(i.:Aooonanisi
wishing to poribase will fiat siO,foFahinpearft.,-
it paid property is not solit•4lW:tinilbicpf ' •
nest• it: will than b l9 .r. ( Aled oni `•
fiat TanAVAt tnibil l "ke .
l a • . 1010:11 ,
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