The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 26, 1838, Image 3

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    Mr. Allen, after SOON 'emu .1
hisproposition rep p ecting the .
trial of Columr Said, lief he
country mum e printipleek
for from Henplicky. He belie,: .t
the evils arising out of the bank
to ha ascribed to the *mg '
transactions had been enveloped.
asked was an honest and frank .1,
annimingement,of
high a he considered a new era ;
oaths could not go with the Be
but be rejoiced.-that if there w
we were to have no more m •
ai that honorable gentleman (Hi
.earned.
Buchahan, said, we hat
presented, that the old tv
kielonedcand a qew bank to-be
locatial in tub city of New York',
he,against a new bank in the city
It would tender every other city
would hi a blighting mildew upc
the Union. Yie wis opposed, he i
even' bank ofthe United States; I
mnsthe Inflicted uporr the Couni
- hivripg it located in Philadirlphii
was, he ountended, such a stride I
&SIM i 4 , - se the proposition of the&
tricky. Nothing had been said
-that heinurable gentleinen
amount of specie that should be
redemption of their paper. ffe
something on that point. I mil l
Wit the Senator has boldly brong
measurebefirre the country. TN
between the "old and the new bull
established.
Mr. Clay said that ho had offs,
tion to the Senate. He was surp
tuitotte assumption of the -'boner
He say. that there is to be a hew'
ed in-the city of New York. Ho,
suggested no such idea. He h
plan. He was not for arguing a
packed jury. Knowing the set
the Senate on the subject of a b
intention of offering any plan.
was, to lei the . coo airy know his I
Nor Sad he t'ecided in his own -
proper location. Whether Charle l i
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New '2
was the moat suitable plant.. Mr
thit he went fora bank; and thd
wished it to be under the •mana,
partiCular individual was unfound
In respect to the amount of spec . ' to be required
he said the details of a bill wouldprovide for that
He had voted, in the case of the , istrict banks,
that they should hold one specie &ler for every
three dollars ' of paper that the. issued. This
may be a proper limit. It rimyCt. But. hid
he. I will go as far as any man in guarding a
gainst an over issue of paper, wh May result
in a stoppage of specie payments! One of the
greatest curses that can betel their country is an
icredeetilable paper medium, whiTher issued by
' the Government or by banks.
After some further desultory re arks by Mr.
Buchanan and Mt. Clay, the peti on was laid on
the table..
The 'Senate Then took up the b I in relation to
extending the charter of the ban in the Dis
trict of Columbia; which bill al amended 'was
- ordered ,to be engrossed for a 'third reading.
It extends their charter for tw years. And
then the Senate adjourned.
Until 2 o'clock the House of epresentstmes
was-occupied in receiving petiti F and ',mint
' lions; among the former was a in morial presen
ted by Mr. Adams, of sundry citi ens of Gooch
land,Va., praying the expulsion of 3ohn Q Adams
as a nuisance. It was laid on the kable.
Illrbe Houle then went into a Committee of
the Whole on the - Stite of the Cabin, when there
was wins difficulty in obtaing a quorum;
but% at ; tenth, shoot 130 mamba being found
ii
within the bar, the Indian Hostillty Appropria
lion .Bill was liken up and someogress made
in
there, and then the Committee i and a ft er
r e,
some time the House adjourned{ . '
AN
Correspondence of die Enquirer , . Conder.
Wnsiiihict-toN, May 22, 1838.
At the close of the mor i tng •bour, a
message was received from e President
of the U. S. accompanied byla long letter
from the Secretary of War, !bleb propo
sed in substance the opening of new
rok Indians. lar
rangements with the Che—
It virtually acknowledges th the Schim
merthorn Treaty, of 1885, as obtained
by fraud , and taeitty sanctio . the idea of
a new treaty.. Theiippeara co of the do
cument 'created great sensati n, and led to
many sage ant 3 gave suggest . its id refer
ence to the Ultimate fate of th. Cherokees.
It was reeved that it be r-i erred to the
committee of the whole, and:to the_com
mates on Indian affairs. T ese motions
created a spirited debate, and ed to scenes
tor throng feeling and enibarr. meat.
The message was finally - erred to the
committee of the whole bolt ~. To-mor
row is the day for the Chero f, es to be off,
Scott is authorised to forbea ~still he gets
further ord re froin washingt .n.
Wirokingtois rsispondence of
American.
&me idea may be formed of
of Congressional businesi, from
the House upwards Of seven bond
came up the order of the day .1
One hundred and fifteen public
mart in Committee of the Whole
Oath:lion. most of which detain.
fir*, and ere of the greatest hope
" it is the geleralimpresaion,
session will close oa or beßtra the d
that we havisnow but about sere , "
bate and decide oa some of the
measures that eve r claimed the at,
National Legisla, re. If ye may I
" past and present State Ofparty •
wuranted to, e?rfareting much from ,
rind that rerhaioa.-
RESUMPTION OPSPEC(F. P' YMENIS.
The New York. Banks now in their notes
in specie. The Philadelphia banki pay all stuns
under one dollar in specie.' The banks in this
town, and we believe the brake generally through
out the State, do thettune.
If a resolution or lair slmilir •
to the United States Senate by '
passed by Oemgrees, autt o rirtair
to cease its persecution the ban
the paper of sidreht speekpiatling
payment or the public dues, a gene
throughout the whole 1111i012 would
mediately, and business resume i
Delo. But under Ike present state
domestic exchanges deranged and
as gory wttholding relief hat i
iniblf the times, which its mad
rolled as in—we de not know w
*4 Math. southeust end s weet.
aunt Perhaps the Vandals
elections nisi': haviii wine . - bri t iweeleg ithci
efeiind changing th e pol , orViiit - Bu - ri& Ai:
We leant Vat is lite - - val froth ltbeind
biesghtlf7So,ooo in specie to Nevin/du Teri
millions otdollare in specie were-eat lien, me
York to the PenosylvanmUnited States
a few days sinew: that inelitution towhee ; !S I
wards of five millkmilii .. com. i
It is now to be hoped —loileed expected—that
the banks in Pennsylvania will proceed al thou
as possible to the rOomptiosi of be dollar *as
in specie, end thus banish - the shoniinable small
note currency . .
One factis worthyr of notice: notwithstanding
the attacks of th 4 I ocofuaoe on the limits ot i the
country. and their - eunsequent auspeision asp.
cm payments. liskise institutions .(and especially
those of Pennsylvania) italic? mach highec-in the
CODfidence of the iinithe th an they did three
y . ears
'i , 1 •
Aad Fu rther: the WHW
me Is well
remarked by the - Baltimme Petrie* . MOW
WAVES IN TRIUMPH TIiROUGHOBTTHE
UNION; and whit is the consequence? Best,
ness is reviving, confidence is reviving. and to
much-wished-for RESUMPTION OF SPECIE
PAYMENTS IS COM 3IE'NCING: And at ,the
same time Vim Buren and ilia unworthy assom
ates, having wasted the substance of the.govern
meat, are imploring -congress fur supplies. end
begging leave to issue TEN M Itproars MORE
or Tim cammuwascs TREASURY SHIN
PLASTERS ! : : Let these facts be remembered.
h
—Peas. lateUignicer. i i
in relation to
km In the Die
_ tailed the
by tbO Elena-
Abat,ll,
was
whieh . .their
All the people
,scloatue. The
at a source so
Winking. He
tor for a Bank:
to be a bank,
at least so far
lay) era aro-
now Ole Tact
nk is to'be
chartered. 'sad
, I protest said
of New York.
tributary. It
1. every city in
4 id, to any and
t if this curse
`'he 'was for
Thrift never
wards consoli
star from Ken.
• however, 1 . )
lay) as to the
equired for the
jibed to hear
glad, maid he,
t forward his
issue is now
I that btu be
The present school fend of Connectientqls.
elusive of wild lands, is ever tenlntillionia yield.
ing $1,20 to every child in the eats.
There'appears to be an uni irllingneis on
the part of Cenorelie to pais'Slaw regtda
ting steam visials, for which :Sve are gotilly
at a loss 'hew . to account.: Searcely a
week, we had almost kid 4 day, elapies
that does pot bring with it accounts of the
most heart - rending charactsi z r of disasters
involving human life, arising from explo
sions of steam engine, and yet the chief
council of the.nation continues to look on ,
as unmoved es if the suffeters were .do'
many squirrels or wild pigeons. To some
the subject may appear of too small im
portance to occupy the consideration opio
enlightened a body es ConOess, but cer
tainly in a country the population of which
is so migratory, the safely of wayfarers is
of primary importance. 'Unluckily the
adoption of steam hosts si the -- general
means of conveyance, -while it has intro
duced much comfort, has broUght a serious
evil in causing ether modes ot travelling to
be disused, and preventing highways from
being constructed ebd keptiin repair.—
Were it otherwise, there is lo doubt that
in the present state of public feeling, bad
they the oppurtbnity of trave l ing
with or
dinary comfort on land, th r e fonrths -of
travellers would take coachesir As for any
doubt that - may be conjured ' l isp in regard,
to the power of Congress to Ingislate in the
Premises, it appears to us retber a subter-:
fuge than en opinion riefibeintel l y formed
and seriousl y entertained. j•et st law be
framed so as to guard the Oldie ',army,
and, we will answer for ' it, Isii farts the
jurisdiction Of Congress is concerned.
8a1t.. - ekronicie:
'-'
Schuylkill Grail h'ail's
41 no proposi
teed at the gra
ble gentleman.
bank establish:
(Mr. Clay) had
d presented no
aoIOW before •
• opinion of
. it, be had no
is sole object
!eneral views.
ind i as to the
ion, Richmond,
ork or Boston,_
Clay reiterated
:charge that he
! ement of any
ERVER
• ~
ShiPrneiits of ,
:Coal:for /the mi l e
Thursday evening Jaen
Skipped iiy 'ltivdi.
Delaware Coal Co . I'4:
George H. Prins, .14,!?,
Hodgson & West .911
J Roll & Co Ilfi
8 8 Reeve &Co : IN
Charles Lawton . 7;•
A Steinberger
Billyrnan & Nice • I i l l :
B e nnett &. Taylor '''s,•l
R Hill . 3f.
L Chapman 4:
.1 Serrill 3'.
,
,I 1 Rear 3:
N A Coal do 3.,,
Hewes is , &Aber • ft:
Bell, 4r Bolton • 'RI
I.
Wm Bosbyaheli 2
R. G. Lelar .
C M Hill
A Lawton
Potts & Bence t
C Ellett
Sundry Shlpperil
Par last report, 80$
43361
26,1
ii New York
-Carded state
'• Fact, that in
d private bills
Friday . last.
Haremarn dor
, the State of
i llimmediate as)-
, neer
scuurmtuAL COAL TR E.
May 22 Jot Monica
S Bradford
Magna SOL&
15 Gen Washington
16 Clear the Way
A Whits
18 H Seidel
19 / 7 Kepner
at the present
th of July, so
week, Le de
most critical
erotical of our
odge from the
g, we are not
Ithe abort pe-
8 Boatssisrryiv ' !toles 888
10 Per last report 782
The folkranni us the amount of Coal transports"
on this Rail Raul for the Week eoding
,on
Thariday evening put,• .41.539 tons
Per last Report , 11,41,
that Pn l l ooB . ll
. Clay. were
•
government
andieeeive
titttiens in
reiitioption
ke plate um
wonted than
-1 thine—the
- government
• reeling the
Bey bee
the beaks of
be algebra.
4iliatiitippt
11, ••!,*
SCBVYLKILL V
The reillosilag is the itaitiOnti of Celli trantsPeried
on this Road for chi wailliiendial op 19aturt , 7
"evening last, . , toes
Per kit report, • , 1636
E
Little Sehailkt
WWI BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
Total 16.351
ROBERT C: ' HILL. Coliseum
LLEY• BALL GOAD.
it torrtarZ.J
ang.aisint
'Tbi fameWli *Coat Crikiiiita
as this '*Nri*ELEag Withiesdal
\evitairie WO
Pft kit RePlit. • 1891
Total
G/iO;IIAMOTT, C. i•
LINEUGII C - O,AIL, T*4ll) 111128.
Dispatched from Meech anklet the welt
ending on the sth month:
84
84 Boats carrying , , .
145 Boos. last re ' 70178
E
-SPECIAL muting, orpoleekt todge.No.
4 216. nal be him et th. amnia place, oek Mon
day evening nut. Mey - M3th. kalrpeet - g
clock. I'. M.
Punctual attendance le requested. • ,
May 26' - 34. .
1181i1E•F OF THE
• ' MORI*
WHEAT FLOUR. by the laid wee worth ea Fri'
htsy 50.. • •
WHEAT 1 50 piWpiebel.l. dimmed.
RYE FLOUR 2 4 1 , per eutt.indusnand.
1 BUCKWHEAT. FLOUR 50 perewt.iredaiund
RYE, by dastard Su gate Ilstbse
sale •
I RYE CROP G l ib:* pp bilebelin de ad.
' OATS 40 cents—readynr*
POTATOES 45 awns prsyraa4ligditaad.
CORN-70 cents per bushel - in dennust.
CLOVER SEEO—SS 50 Per hod*.
TIMOTHY SEED-42 00 'per Web' eL •
FLAXSEED-41 12 per 610014 disannad.
WHISKEY-49 cane per (*lke.
BUTTER-14 cents per pound...4n Rip 1$ eats
r EGGS—I 2 cents per dam.
LARD-10 cants per pound.
' TALLOW-9 cents per potted.
HAMS 12 cents per poupd.
CORN CHOP 80 cents per bead Indultam'.
BACON—I 2 cents per pound;
BEESWAX—IB cents per pound.
: FEATHERS-62 eons per pound.
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per pound
MACKEREL by the bbl. No 1. 812 00 Ig .1 2.511
SALT-2 624 per bbl.; 87 per bushel.
• PLASTER, is worth $7 00 per ma.
i HAY $lB per ton.
AN .167' to incorporate - Me ribaceikero to the
i Pottsville linen agi.
I Samoa 14. Be it enacted by the Berate end
Moose of Refreoontatives of the Coiseaserairlth of
renneylesers. in General Assembly met. sad U
hereby enacted by - the arch city of the seise,
That Charles Lawton, Andrew B. White, John
hi. Crosland, N. Nathan., Samuel . J. Potts, Sam.,
uel Sillymen, George C. Wynkoop, John Sites,
John F. Hazzard and Edward Owen Parry, and
all persons who may be holders oft% stock bets.
Mailer mentioned. shall be, and they are hereby
declared•io be constituted, e . body corporate. by
the style of "The subscribers to the Pottsville
TOWO Hallr to have perpetual succession—to be
capable in law of suing end being seed:--to he:.
it common seal, and the anis to'sher and rarer
at pkasare—to take bold and by their icemen
iattees or leases to enjoy such real estate as may
be necessary and proper for the construction of ir
building for the Town HaHin Pottsville, and for
the accommodation and um of such office* fa,
dividuals and institutions is May desire to have
apartments therein; Prilaui . . That the mid -
pant in the erection of each ; building, shall have
on. room sufficiently large to acommodate the
Hazen. of racial* for the purpose of bolding
public meetings, at ouch time or limey as they
may flank proper; and Prailisifinther, That the
Said citizens shall have the use of said room for
said purpose, free of any rent or charge for the
Same.-
Braisd. IS.. Tke capital stack of the said cor
poration shall art exceed twenty tberiiiand alias.
divided into two thousand shams 'of ten *dim
each. it shall be held as personal..property. and
es such be transferrable under such regulations as
..the corporator. shall judge convenient.
Etc rtes 16. A-general meeting of Jiro arras
hairs shallannuaily held on the : first Mon.
day in De
e f
ber, for thealection of nine -direct
ors. and the trinesmien of otber beans* but if
such meetin •or election ;hall not then take place,
the corpora/ oesfor, that cause shall not be. die:
Solved, but oath timethrg or election shall take
place as mathereafter as may, be. one week's
public noti thereof being Snot given in the
rierispape üblished in Pottsville.
ri ti
, Secrets l . The election of bilinegers shalt
baby ballot from among the capinetors. and in
the enactment of by-law. for the government of
the corporation and its office* and In the doll.
lions or all question.. irliefhirr of election eta.
:fears or diefranchisemimt.of corporator.. either
because of their delinquency in paying for the
'amount of Mock by them .purchased of the corm,
;ration, or fair other causes; and on ell ether Roes
lions at the [meetings of the corporation. the coy
, ponders present either in person or by prosy.
shall severally vote ones fir each share of stock
held by Orem. .
Bannon 18. The Director, shall coveting In
office on:ilitheir successors ate appointed; at the
-first meeting after each, annual election, they
shill elect a President from among themselvez
and shall have power to supply 'wane% in their
comber, whether occasioned by death, rearm
Ition or retinal to act. and shall bays a general
and entire control of the affairs• and intern of
the crimpluty, except so fir as way be otherwise
presided tor by the corporator.. irkve members
of the board of Directors shall he a quorum to do
business. ' •
Swain 12. The Itaid ebigtieeilen shall nei
ther directly or 'indirectly engager in
,any mining,
banking. commercial or manufacturing oineerns.
and shall have such power only as may be proper
and convisedent. Orr holding. constructing. using.
'and beneflially enjoying the property hersinba .
figgrefernid to. and the income and Fats ea
melting therefrom. .
Sawyer 20. Until other Officer. shall he elect
ed, the persons named in die fourteenth 'setion of
this act shell be bold to be the Directors of the
said corporation. arid shall bare paler and an..
thority to act as such for the benelkof the corps.
ration, and until the first shales of Directs"..,
which shall be held on the first Monday of Be.
amber nett.
Sarni. 21. lit% said corporation shaft at,
any, time hereafter misuse or *boa any of the
.chartered privilege, _ y grented.the Legisla
tors may at any ti reams ail arid singular the
rights and !Wafts. Milt to tie said corpora,
, .
, •
k, iodize on
QM
. 770
't 500
'427
388
3 4
332
329
268
967
111
167
165
164
.119
110
105
103
i O O
58
37
1369
7240
27,159
14.399
1170
35.569
El
---- 1.170
A nieethis dale Stockholdipre litho Pottsville .
Town U. 14 will as, Penneylvinia
Hail, on T.oseday evening thi,296 nut. at Be
nligek P. M. s.
- Bj order of tht Rom!.
EDWARI? 01EN
Lemmas syrup. '' •
cAvin r .t.eda, lam. Spup, Mei%
iliAjaiitategrit
====l
atpßmas 9 4o,llTßlAAu t
tta
I 11,794
EMI
BB
,
) . altos . ay.
ZIEWII(4,_
MY farms inthe Lad* Of i i
Puttecilla piel.4iiitinity.andtbe palliaete*. o
ondly;that he bin pat Ripped in blubasitabge •
Streit. No. 10 Qin* gese.every *kiwi ulart. •
meat of FANCY GOOlkkon ooo llobtob an — - I
A elsoiceneleitiaa of t t ibreigilantereitesdie print,. `1
'Painted Lawns. French 111..y..agliebsSottolli '
Superior bleolt bouitikillthlutit ' • .
Posit deklo4Pro MOW*, 41k zi de Napinka.
'Sanattiar sad Ramie,
. Hakim 010,1111, 1r
Visime do4ll46l4 sottos op * id.
j
Mohair and silk steekinp. .
Banbratisred cabal do (we i ti l itirkio
Untilitaebed do .do
Black and lilted de
White . - . dis,da , -
aliases & Children do
bl i
. ,
Parted, and the iheir.
French worked iddiTembeard eons" ,
1 Plain ariiiigured lkabinit.
[ Knotted go .
Jaconet.CiMbriti mid Book Illnelin. •
Bishop Lawn,
' Barred and atriPedinane, '
1 flobieet *denier, in itingninerquillingis.
Muslin and insertinks and edgings.
Dress ndkdr, sells ie.
Bewitets.,riberlds.442.
SUMO ewer". Linen and Muer*.
Apron and furniturl cheeky t t '
Linen and notion d e lyek
'Bird's eye • -.I ..
Se Li w ce l l ' l ng "c ailt i e b nct, green ton. th Aiilill" repd ti. esti' •
Tapes, phia , need bodkins ge, •
Silver. plated and b thimbles.
tw i n
Emory - bags, ec "and pincers.
Tassels for windowiblinds and shutters.
Linen and cotton fl "and worsted. •
Ate, -
Gentlemen's super oskin.
,kid. (lain. cotton H and
Berlin gloves.
Satin, mohair 'and basins stocks.
Shirt collars, in. de*
tbe above goods Mise,been selected with' great
care, and well be mold at unusually low prices.
Mity 26 i , t 40-3
--Aipe or Wine% .
(AL toe tempest City prices.)
WISE 4 i
celebrated Id Star klide k ira. Sparklipg
Served' , Ci ' Port. Beek.'lloekbeinser.
Lisboa, Tener Be , P e. grown and Gold Sherry.
Also—on iiebt, Mret, Spaniel' Wines, Vin
Rhea de graves, an Rhea white of excellent qaali.
ty, at 50 eta. per ea . . •
!gatekeeper' and event keepers will be sop.
flied at wholciale pr at
Ri. NATHANS dc- Co.
..
may 411 '. 40 ,i Centre St.
'alai* wines, c. &c.
LACITTE, Medi* and St. Mi.
an, Vintaie IW, received and for sale at re
duced prices, by 101.1,ER & HAGGERTY.
main k 40
iItEA.DING
•
SAIL ANIP nwit WORKS,
RAPE= liand
ROILRR IRON,
•
.ROUND ¢¢ &WARR IRON,
COAL WRENN ds. .
114/L ROAD
• Eir Iron of .any else drawn to order, Nails
and spikes of all eizea, fiir ea* at the lowest- City
prim. • REIMS. R,* CO.
Reading, May 22. VH WHITAKE S
40,8m0
&MOO Mi t 'Mitt* AM
_TAMES 'vpaccr fAis• very mlfsericc Sal
m' lad Oil. A fall ulortment ot Wm. Osborne
Coo. Pickles. for edit bg,
MB I LES & HAGGERTY.
any 26 ' 40
• •
$5 Reward.
STR A I YBD sway final the prudes' of the sob
.periber on the I9thinet-a BLACK COW with.
a white face; and a eliteettcal; en both fore feet
between the hook an in blind ip the
. right eye.
Any person finding said Cow, and retormng her
to Henry Boyd, in Morris's Addition, will receive
the above reward.
CHRISTOPHER stoarinn,
40$
may 26
rrIO BE SOLD CHEAP-4 liibt Dearborn '
AL Wagon. Also, a pittott.Cfreolas Knife Straw
Cutting 'Machine.
A two stall stable an . ti Coach House to let, very
ow Chimes ills Farm's Mill. -
Enquire of . M DEBER4,
may-26 40—P Mabaotaego
fi3OWL. = letsOri4 Tibias. last reesi
jun 2
awand for ads by I- B. BANNAN.
4
HAZZARD'4I; STRAUCH'S
WHOM:SAL* AND RETAIL
aid
Corse if Centre cad Malta arida. Petistoilk.
April 8 . • 28-.'
Tate! Teal!! Teal!!!
gOCHESTS and chests of Fres h Grace
end black Teed, coneletinr of fitioge,
Piece, aouchpng, roaetpong,, Gunpowder. Young
Hyena. Old fly mob, And Hyslop Skin, oat received
and for sabi si reduced,: prim 'by
NAtti - ANS & CO.
Several swill attests itri op forfasnily urn..
may 9 is S 3
coatLail and Nisi
IFOi
• ills go ibsr Wit-.chat privit•
/ - ru 19 1,4 1110 far (standout* , 362 acres,
Is peril in Barry toweildp. and
paitly in R sh township, Schuylkill
• • Any, stoat, eight In Born On borough ,Or
Pottsville. About '6O a ottbe land is elwars4
and in a geotilistote of Staltivatite. And the Dan
?ills andFittisdlle Rid Read roma through ti!
tract. On thi partisan "iv sreaiid.thres din&
iinititioold, all in good Order. Aboutoee"iaW ar
the Land is knows to IN goad ow Land. " An
•indiapqabie tale spillobsi jinn.. For prow. dre
apply
ay to 1#311:13 air /WHEN%
ml 2 344 1 1: on the premises..
COAL LAND
For;Sak, orin be Rented.
'MAT valeabie treetefLead called the -cam;
en Traci; heloeting to Tailabeth
situate as thereat Nerregbut Reit Read, eat
llorth of. me t edjoisieethe remelt Xoenteht,
eltrisd-Are eshp ea reo4oliethof how or *hi
Cad be *ma, wipe*
to ass swot. Ot i tto , •
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*Jan? Or liabaylkinl.Cainity;lialriag
ran - to the so .
f . ". - • am gal valiert ei l i ti r tir 1 iath, 44 14. 44614 •4 .
"seam tow p. sohdylkillCauldeesas-.
All feraonsindebtadtothe said Ana aria: -
regulated, to !like *ignapilS:pa . t; and
;thaw bowing
,claiinkara requastiatto row
' ~ kr lettlonnat ie Abe milmariber without do!
. 11LIGILONSLEY, •
. .. . iidadaiaitator..
1
' Oil Carlos, May 16, 18311.• , 314 ,
• et, and Spl'exi
HE Ladies °Motu/toile and vicinity are for
peetfolle Melted to call and emanshnt a mast
_so did nasortment s of"
iated Lawns. Unmans, Pi la te, .
and Whits Ultras. • ,
[M • linedelsinstyonsies.
rO , km„. dark an'dbibt kiY Glerwah
W. • , Cotton and . Silk to
ey Handkerchiefs. Shaw*-
71 in and Metal &edam, linen Cambria bdkfe.
& cotton, bleacb'd & onbleseit'd boas;
do Embroidered • dal
the Mors of N. NATOANS 1k x
lay l 9 38
tl.
km.
ey I'
in r
, f
, t
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f ay
If ti
kittat
ti C
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14 k ;
, Light Wines.
, ,
3HODS. Yin de Grave Wine. t
"" _ draught,
2 Pipes Claret. • do i
warranted sound, for ale by -•• ~ •
may 19 Se- N. NATNANS & CO.
T a meeting of the Town Council *fibs
rough of Pottsville, held on Tuesday the 15th
lay inst. the followihg resolution *U pained:
'ssolsed. That the Council at i thectext Stated
ging will receive applications' for the WU@ of
at Commissioner. and *at notifikofthui res.
don be published To the idiners'Journil. •
Extract fkomthe Minutes.
'EDWARD OWM O I PARRY,
fay 15, 1838. . Town Clerk.
the neat Stated Meetlid of the Council wth be
id on Tuesday the sth of June dext. at 7 e
lk P. M.
Roots and Shoes.
NATLIANS & Co. have-on hand a large
4 . 1 " asaortrnent of Gentlemen's and Ladies '
Boots and shwa, which they will sell at slow rate,
triay 38
A CARD.
:lacioom:will - vmmotwif
• JOlllll SILVER I
MOUS pleasure in Informing hie friends end the
.M. public. that he continues his Rerscrons under
the “Peunrylvania Hall." in Pottsville. Thi hopes
hie pint reputation for keeping a respectable Raab.
lisbment, acquired during the experience of 5 year"
in the *timeline of business. end a desire to please,
may merit a continuance of their fatorsand, patron.
ago-
.lORN SILVER has made arrancememts with MM,
Robert Harmer. of the "Cornucopiw" N 0.44, Nortk
Third street, Philadelphia for a supply of all the
delicacies whiCh the Philadsiphia market can afford
during the Summer Season.
. Bill of Fore.
Roast Reef, mkt. per plate, $ - 181
-
Corned do do do /2k
eli rilYs., AMIN do 25 •
Grew - tuniSoup. do g ,
Winters. .
f
Ekudee.
_.
sh in Pickled Saha*, led Oysters. .
d Madeira Wine. per' 1 60
Pale Sherry Wine. do 1 50
Old Brown do - do 160
Old Port do do 160
Old Liehon do 100
S oa r , to.) do ' , 200
London do
do BM
Pamper's,Sinith's & Sachet's XX Pale Ale. •
• Apartments are always in readiness for Septic
Parties, &c and them who call mar evict to receive
evert' attention.
__ L
Pottsville. May 11. 183 S. ' 38.tt .
SOU', Coal Landing., .als
.. Iltdldhsg Lots
‘i•
~
•4 . S C pnxim, IL4VEN.
Peahen is to aloes es Cowrie . . •
'IIII7ILL be s od at Public Sale, 'ON SATUR.'
v v DAY, th 24 of 3one, l - 1338„ at 7 o'clock
in the evening, at the Philadelphia Miceli:nil Mart,
in Carpenter.' Court, Chestnut street, ISouth -
Side) between Third and Fouith Streets, 1 large
number of building lots, coal Ism/14 M public ho
tel and out lots, situate at Schuylkill Haven, be.
ing at the junction of the Welt and Main braneb.
es of the Schuylkill, sad at the termination of the
West Branch or Mine Hill and Schuylkill; Haven _
hail Road, on which nearly one.third of the coal
business of Schuylkill county was done the put
year. ,
The property , will be sold agreeably to La plen
now exhibited it the Philadelphia Auedomi Mart, ,
,and consists of
€0 Build*" Loris on Mock street,
•
90 on Haven street.
40 on Centre Turnpike, the male 'road to Potts.
ville. _
A nomber,of ontiots. from 1 to 12 acres.
A large and well finished hotel, to which is it.
Cached 28 saes of land. and seven coil wharves
or landings. from 150 to 230 feet Si. by 80 feet
in,depth, aim, toectrAni is cal lap Jogs.
: 117 The public is most positively assured that:
the above property will be sold at the time and
.01110) above mentioned without limit or rearm
hon. • Terms at Sale.
C. 3. WO3.BERT.
Auctioneer.
N. B. Plass it the Philadelphia Esehinge,
at the Philadelphia Mai& Mart. end sidle prin
cipal betels in - Schuvlkill and 8 0 10 ,11 toantsoB -
.
Philadelphia. iy M. 9, 1838. 33—te
. • NEW' BOOKS.
UNCLRHORACEp alloyed.
Tb. Two PlirthAed•otbar Tidow. • ,
The River and Oa Demi, by mu, nape.
do* regebred and ibr oaks by FL BANNAN.
nry.•l9
T .
'illblicrittrlis stow so h • dat •
'•°. aid Storefront on Centre eikk lit4d Role
strontte 611 rioter t Good!. oidlablo for iho
ad mite wet
Harr Iron ol iteetettii dud,
'' Sand aid Hoop do- 410 ' •
- Nails andifjoilicßododk, Ato
Steetitenoddc Square do do
Nails and.Ssilkoi do do '
Coal Shareht,._.do - •
Herdwors. torliPriti • imi!PicittaraL
All of which bo fe Nibs; at *teal rrknow, •
Um 13 t . 3 isciArrOpt.
.; ' , • '
THE egehetiregod cautious ebe
perehteinger leader the tesetof hied celled,
ahem Triets:aa the East Ph /mettles
ElisibethlPeohe, or Hoary McL ilor her.
se he the andietkee‘ dikes tiUel thereto, reed
irdlileetitsts r sat pieta, attimmtv ' • oltelekelteetri.
- •
11111 : ' '`•
CM
Noeict 4o , 0 4‘ . 111 treake—eirsieW
Y ltiea:wil 6e die outtolkas:l7, ui
, 11 " to ogg -rogoi s Nai. 00 ltikS il ttx
;sit 112iMille
' Ma 7,16 374 ' ALFREIrIi&WWIL- -
ltiotti - oluesg. -
• --• NEW LINE-OF
ISA= -CidiMitralk:47:;i):: . .
MBE naileottilla • tofinotalmav4
Intlatelbst-ite hen cbmmeoced- nilialail •
ofSTAPES between." •
VILLt. and' fIAaIIi,SIAIRG.7
4 liatioost Bail s In .rntlitilln. avail
sad Friday. at 4 _o7cloek,and learitt.„ : ' •
Hales hotel; to Harrksbug,elretj .
Tlousdsy, at .4 oickooki A. hI arimog: de, aitta.,l
Owing at the plats of dostloatko., -43
Fire Througli.
Way. •Paissenperay,
For. Sakti apply atWea4riss hotel.
tad at Hale% hotel Harisboig.„Wisisatalo.,, „
takeo to or from any other, etopphorplaese,- ,
ABLIAIi
•
May 16, iB3EL . • , _ -
SOOK . BINDERL
BBANYAN has coutineriseCivactell4ltiiiii:
* cry in connection with lie Boolatillorwev
where all kinds of Books 0011 be: booed
shortest notice et kwrates. •
Blank 'Books
of every description mad* to order at the
rates—and the• trade supplied wholesale at-
delphia prices.
April 11
New Goods! New GOiiihill,t* . ,?
Jt/ST received by N. Nathan* do Co.
and elegant assortment of Spring and, - Phi;
user Prints, painted muslin. and lawnii, am
which may be .found a few pieces - of En it
Prints at a very low rate. Altio,• a splendid *iv
sortment of Cloths, Cassinieres, Peering.
Also, Gentletnep's Soinmer wear, togethir ,
with atteneral assortment of Linens, dim ' clor,lN.
apers, Ticking., Muslin', &a. -
aprill 4-
Mount Carbon Rail Road Coisipctity.
ATOTW . M
to hereby given, that specialised*
ing of the Stockholder* of the Monni Car.
bon Rail Road Company, will be held on Suer, -
day the 26th day of May. aCS o'clock in the _
ternotm, in Room No. 23 Merchants' Eiallije,
City of Philadelphia.
Brorder of the Board of Managers.'.
JAMES C. DONNELL.
Philadelphia, May 5,1831 K 444
Gilding. .
-
g POKING -GLASS and Picture Frame
er. nest.door to Mr. John-Mcßarron's, Lyrist , -
street. Old Frames regilt the neatest 101116 , V
nee, arid at the shortest notice.
Ipril 28
Beimdiunhi Cummingi`.:.
4TTOXIVEY .0121' :Litilli
OO
l H ! -
ASmoved his office to Centre Strer - iit; mrV
-.:
posite the Brick Blinding of George masa;
Mugs, where he will attend to all busintea' eo
trusted to him in the line of his profrowion.
Oct Ql t , 48-tf
DICK'S CELESTIAL SCENERY, abaft ,
tort' of Amelia, illustrated by cruilishaa
just received and for sale by
april 14 SS' B. BANRAN. •:-
,
Choice Wines and Liquors.
N. NATLIANS & CQ. -
AVE_on band dip. following choice Winer
Alm•and iquors whieh.thry warrant Ortnittn, •
and offer for sale on the Most favorable terms;
consisting or
50 Baskets Champaign. Wines. of Key. Hick.
ory, Star, Woodcock. Anchor, Grape and Othat
brands..
10. Baskets Sparkling Whin, Burgundy,
10 - •do Old Hock,
S cues QldGrape Juice Port,
50 do idedoe & St. Julien Claret, " I
Also—a few dozen of the much celebrated East
India or Star Madeira.
Old Brown, Gold and PaleiSherry in.bnitlss;
do Madeira, Muscatel do ~
Corneal, Perfect Love, Bose, tioyaeu, Annie.
'site. Anniaseed Cordials, do .
ON DRAUGHT.
Madeira... Pale Brown & Gold 5herry,11.411104,,,
Temeriffe. Abr. Madeira. Malaga, Idahnsay,„,
Dry Malaga, Muscatel and-Jfild Port. "i • •
Champaign. Brandy of the Pinet brands,'
Cognac, Bordeaux & Charente Brandy,. - •
001 and Ginsof Pine Apple and-Fish brands.. ,
741 m. Spirit., M. Whiskey, N. E. Rum.
Corn. Gin. Com Brandy-&C.
Tavern keepers from the neighboring towers,
ire respectfully invited to call.
- N. B. 'Good. delivered to any part of thoil 2 a;00)
rough or neighlioring towns free of expense..
may 2 -
Centire Ttornpike.
NOTICE is hereby given to the StockhOlderi
o f thisCentie Turnpike Raul, readintfaiut
fleadinglo &inbory, that inwill.tm : lo4,,
at the home of E li zabeth Wellbl, i aliction.n SiMlmo,,,,
on the Ist Monday of. info •next, bduipell
hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, for. the pupas. tit*
choosing officers for the Mooing year. MAO!'
mini time the books and accounts of th'il toMpwr . .
ny will be laid befom the Stockholders.
_ MARKS JNQ.' BIDDI4,
MD
Far z .
A 33411abk Tract{ of Coal Land ! !
L YING
end being Wiles township ! of,Nonre;
Llreglan, on the lyest Branch near ibe,Weet
Breachßailitoalblito filar miles - own SAT*:
ki11; 'llarter is anr or more Vogl %%yr
Paulagthreeih le .and 4 For inforrnetilitraff
ply to, J-ACOB REE1:4 , 44 , ,
at Poi Cirenha
• or Idr. HOFFNUM, , .;
. ,
Mirth 2 34- ; •at
Frgsk G . ?kik
ijoirILLER & HAW ' bite etitia.
•L lLli their 'MAW supply, r frek , Groberieli - *
Mil-; whieb wilt be &aidsomeriy,e*es
Gleeeend-.Bleeb Teo of the - very is k
doe% mbiertbey seeonimead to t
red the. palate; mui';',777
spril.ol
ilhililte.Mitice.7 1 'L_: ' - .',..
HE Register of ftetrUyikilt e6untY *lli
erupted to theof
subscriber. Letters -Ata.c .
titration an the Estate'or *ART - BANE.pi**
Intitk r ,
Vottsr lite. deeeasedf sit persona indebted*mid ,.
Estate are hereby required to asektililf :.
payment auditions /wink ithlittlett ;
hp* i 10,61 01 04 62 i 1111011 1 1111 Mitik . 4. . . - ...7r:
I L - WitiltAtiano-Mali rit4
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