l' 1- .. t GREAT NI
'Norr - TEILE P
4- 113 pursuance of Public)
iteeting of,therreophrof
assitubleif the - Borough
, politiCatooessioo,Zeouvened
oat Tuesday last. ;Theinee
der, and • • •
FREDERICK LAUD'
was called to the Chair, a
saes were' ' theo appointed
Sainetaries: • .
- • VICE . PRESI
- Jame Suomi, Ben'r.l
luaus TAYLOR, Eigt.
Josawn Mugu'. -
luau Game,
• ' JOHN l'ilACinuAß.
• Ittcnaati
30NATRAN Gams.
JOHN ADAM Yon;
Jams Pews,
Joannr Fawrzo,
• Dionwr.• BLUM, Se
Jutaa Sulmium, Jr.
' Isaac Alma,
,-Jacon Rare,
- Gauges, Amen,
'fl nu EIDDIX.
BECRETAJ
Jacob Kaereher, Beg,
. . Andrew B. White,
• Ralph Lee.
Al red Latetan.
Atter the calf of the me
by the President, Lebbena
called upon, and - addressed
`We, and eloquent manner, at
repeated plaudits of the meet
•liy moving the appointment
'fifty persona, to report proce
aloe of the meeting.
, Oa motion, the following )
'hatted by the meeting to col
tee, to wit: ..
, Samuel Brooke, William C. Leib. Abraham
t
Rartelet, Lebbeua Clnipman Evil inept, Mane,
Rowland Zimmerman, Ch rte s Dingier, •Esq.
`Daniel Haas, Jacob Reed, m. ifllann, Hen
ry G. Robinson, Esq. Dr. J F. Trelehler, John
'Snyder, • George Sboemak r, Samuel Latimer,
:John M. Crosland, Joseph . Carroll, 'Wm. Ryi
:land, John Statue, Andrew :, Jacob Trego, Dr.
,Thomas Roby, Wm. Wolf, • nard Toyer, Geo.
t i
s.Schollenberger, Luke Dani an, Henry Steiger,
'E
mq. George Medlar, Esq. Daniel riiill, -John.
Fr: anklin, Esq. Jacob Luken 11, Capt. Shillaber,
B. 13annan, J. B. Overbeck,lDr. limiter, Daniel
'Cohoaohn Sterner, John n. Smith ; Abraham
Albright,Saml. Kauffman, Elijah D. Long, Henry
'iSterner,Jecob Kleuser,George Schwitkr, Morgan
,Benainger, John Huber, Jam s Palmer, Benja MID
Heffner, Henry Saylor and Joel Manih.
The Cmimittee after re ( t*g fore short time,
'reported the following pr dings, which were
'adeptedlly acclamation: 1
. .
Whereas,
the Administration of.tbe affairs of
'this Commonwealth, , under 'Joseph IRitner, oar
'relent worthy and enlighternied ChieilMagiatKate,
has been eminently prosperims, - freatuse he has
porsuied a course charactetiled byte most un.
tiring seal, and faithful de rotion to !the true in.
,tannt,"this. welfare; and happiness cif the whole
'People, in proof of which we appeal to the hist°.
:rtof all his executive acts act! proceedings, from
the period of his inauguration, up to the present
:day. And, whereas, it is our indispeistable duty,
• as citizens and freemen, sensible of the obligations
'of patriotism, on laminable occasios to recog
nisei the -cltims of all fait pubic servants,
and to reward their invalueble eer I mes by ogre
' Zieskiussupportoinwavering confidence,arid stead.
• But attachment, knowing,.we do t that every
great . and good man, who istingniihee himself
T
in the cause of his country, ) will be )assailed by
'calumnies and falsehoods, for the purpose of de.
'erecting from his well merited tame, and thereby
destroying his abilities to seilve his fellow citizens.
.And, whereas, Joseph Rit r, the Washington
Farmer is recognised by us, be one,of the ablest
a'pd best Governors that eve filled the Executive
hair.; •
' Seciuse he saved the Commonwealth froin
Impending• bankruptcy and ruin by, vetoing the
'prdebrated Mammoth ImprOvement Bill, in the
,Legislature of 1836-7 an act which Stever should
Its imitates by a grateful People'• opoose,d to pro
digality and corruption! i
..- Beams/ he has relieved he People from bur.
itnarene Tales , without Increasing the Btate„
bt, but diminishing- the Same, whilst he hild - 4
judiciously carried on an eitensive System of In..
semi Improvements. • ..
. Because he has sustained the credit a ndtmances
of -the Commonwealth, unini paired !in terms ot•
.general embarrassment, difficulty and danger.
Because his intentions are always honest, his
principles sound and dernotratic, and his views
pmprehens, iveliberal and stateemadlike,. - whilst
his integrity is not only pure but above sus
picion.
Because he is a frierid of Individthil Industry
iind Enterpritie, and the enemy of Incorporated
Coal Monopolies. .
Senses° he acts in a spirit of manly and upright
',independence in all great questions touching the
- interest of the Commonwealth. ,
Because he has proved himself to he the great
Opponent of the Shin Plaster System and in favor
Or a resumption of specie payments by the Banks.
•Bieitise 'be acts not in subserviency, but in
position_ i to the views and designs of the Loco.
be
wont, (tan Cabinet, to whom. lie owes no
+lce whitever, but governs 'himielfiby what
. be ms the isms interest of Pennsylvania.
Becomes. bei tins been the uncompromising op.
ptizeittitifthe Sub•Treascry System thst odious
• Scheme. of the offito bidders to -se ze upon the
nations' parse; and because to the toble and in
dependent stand he tropkagitinst it they he attn.
bated one Of the great causes which led tO its sig
nal overtbroir and defeat in Coni
And, whereas, we deem these • r ni plainly
set forth and . supported by in ntievertible
evidence { ( though we know that ly inure
grrt
might be adduced) fully sustain our i on, that
our present Partner Governor is op i o f the best
and'ablest that ever filled the Executive. hair y
Berohed, That Joseph Bitrier dit i sating
-1
toi Fanner, is worthy of olis coal ed support
andecinfidenee and that of art true patriot haunt.
earned for himself a clear title to the refitted.'
aid attachment of all lovers of their co 'try. by
his hie/doable public services.
Resolved. That be has adatinistered the B&W;
fig whyCokintumwealtri in a spirit of twiaocn and
fideticyo - prighness and independence, arisorpess.
- ed ills the huitory of this or any othr common
wealth. . . I
• Reseieed, That shafts of his *elides most
ti inse
ever fall hare:ilea it ' l fie* s becausehe is clothed
in the trißlernail.of imis_.lntegrity:and per
het inehnzipability, and because he is nobly ans.
tamed brat - enlightened anl,rirtmMlP'PeoPh.
• Resolved , That the *seri ice of Gsverpor Rit
r ner on the alter of.party ; prejudice a d malignity,
would degrade the repu4itionWt.P nneylrania.
render NW the footetool of be poem anti con.
vinerthir World, that'fier Cl - ti ar neither _sir
. tOOOllAor intelligent. because lase agile to the
• elai4ori atitliftil politic; servant of . led bonastr,
and - ca* it' ._ ; .. - . , • _
That Governor POST entitled WI
a great '
~,,.. I/rigida ornieSnig the imatitnalo al
mea
Strait tiiT ithis4 - Aieqehil GeSver,itreerif
is e ndstavFing perpetu ate th e ** ( Hi PIA B M .
Cuniancrit
~.
~,. - .. . F
Itrankiail,- Th the l'iielitisat i esirniar
Ritner find Iron f ' iiur :. the . ,00p tthu of men
-91 all WI a•bectiose it entnislaridatitiat Is - right,
and pro i! it s w at is wrongs yid because Bs
beneficial ea,* ill be felSrlitesighoest;the Com
sionweali and 4 Plii,liois.'
;
1 Reseleo, The the BaukS• u ouventiOn which I
met at ?Owl* . m the 234 p; hat acted is
conformity with a will nsflhe - Posplej in fixing
ir ett
the )3thitil Au t next i foe the resumption of
Specie - Payments. 1 ..: ' ‘ f - ta.
RaSolood, Thai the violent denunciations of
the Porter; party;lof the Governor's Prohlausation
requiring all corrations and individuals to. re
deem their bills circulation, on or before th e
: 13th . August nex 'bow ;hit th e y are th e yew
shinplaster party a nd that their hypocritical - cry
Ft
for a gold and sa l r,currency, is but a 'gloss de
ception and impoeition op the people. i
Resolved, Tha the otirnageous Wimp and
indecent conduct or a porno's of the Plirter Con
vention et Barri urg, tolearels the Gove rn or Of
1;,
Pennsylvania, nap an insult of the most flagrant
and unjustifiable-kind to the whole people of this'
Commonwealth, and deserves. the execration Of
every good eitizeo.
Resolved, That David R. Poiiii, is a warn whom
we could out conetchsstionsly 'lmport under any
circumstances, (Cr •the -piffle of Goviarzior of
Pennsylvania; - i ,
1. Because his t felghbota say that he is alike
destitute of ban and integrity. ' *
12 Beeson be Beeso be s a thorough gains Loco foco
I and Sub.trnasury than
3. Because he lit the minion of the Kitchen
Cabinet at Washington. '
4.. Because he it in favor of the Shinplaster sys
tem, as the conduct of himself and party proves.
5. Because he i a the enemy of Individual En
terprise and Induiltry, and in favor of incorpora
ted monopolies, a his votes in the Legislataxe
prove.
6. Because be never did the State any, service,
as his whole life *cies.
Resolved, Thaler° will never be instrumental
in turning out of i rce a worthy man and an ex
cellent officer, to ake "vomits a man like Da.
rid R. Porter. i
Resolied, That 1 public and private morality
has been alike violated by' hiccondoet, as well in
his domestic relations, as towards his creditors,
the proof of w.hichlis to befound in the testimony
of his neighbors, and the records of the Court of
HuntingdouCounty; copies of which latter, un
der the Seal of thei Court, have been published to
the world and have challenged refutation.
Resolved, That i poverty. is a misfortune; but
dishonesty a crime. ' t
Resolved, Theti Samuel D. Leib, Wm. li.
Mann, Peter Filb i rt, Esq. Charles Dengler, Esq.
Benjamin Beffneri and John Brous. be the cow
levees to meet the Conferees of 'Lehigh County.
at the house of Odeon Oswalt * , in VVest Penn,
on suck day as the Conferees from Lehigh may
select. to put in ijmination a suitable person to
re presentlichoylk II and Lehigh lecninties in the
Congressr,of the piled States. • -
Resolved, That !John Pon, . Jacob Kline,
Wm. Andenried, G, 11. Stich% E. E. Bland,
B. Bar.nan, Win. I/1. Mann, A. . White, J. M.
Crosland, G. C. Wgokoop, BPo C F Whither,
F. Lauder bran. lEiq. L. CbapmaS Esq. Dr. J. F.
Trembler, Dr. flukter; A. Ruttse , l, Petri' Filbert,
John K. Smith;
_John Franklin, . Dr. G. N.
Eckert, Richard Adams, A. Tayl r, Alfred Law
too, Abraham Putt, J. M.Beatty a d F. J. Persia,
be the delegates tn, represent Scbu IltdlCounty in
the democratic State Convention f Young Men.
to be held at Pittaturg on thel2 of-September
'next.
Resolved, Thatl: the eVectois , , the several
townships and bolotighs of this unty,,, - he - rec
ommended to hold, fneetings at th it usual places"
on Saturday the ISth day of Aqg t next k fis the
purpose of electing, two delegates for each bor
ough and township, to represent them as dele
gates in , a County ',Convention, to be held t the
Beltway Rouse, (late liduffmatosit) in Man lielm
township, on Saturday the 25th Iday of August
next, for the partitive of nominating suitable CM.
&dates to be supported by the freemen of this
county at the ensuing election.
Resolved, That the Conferees, Pelt/etas, and
other committees,lhave full power so fill any vik,
claims that may °deur in their respective bed*,
Resolved, That the old Standing Committee
for Schuylkill Courtly, be continued one year Inn
ger. • , ,
While the Committee were'out, Win. Autiesi
lied, Esq. was called upon and addressed the
meeting in the German and English languages. ,
Resolved, Thatithe pries eedings of this meet
ing be signed by the officers, and published in
the M leers' 'Journkl and Democratic Free Press,
and all oihr ". '
ET-11 4;1 ,
I
0 ' LI F. •
notice: the 'largest
i uyikill , ouoty ever
f OrWig urcpn any
Ivt the ' oVt 'House
. ng was eared to or
ktEIRTr a: F.sq.
i•
the fo luelpg per.
Vice P 'dente and l •
.* •
MI
I
ME!
El
• !
tintba ' been read
Chyme , Eeq. was
the me tin in an
hieh cal orth the
B concluded
of a Ornate° of
1 -dirge f the adop.
persons !were nom
pose slid commit-
Erik ;Went
1
has occurred cti the Pictou Mines. Two
young men, bo about 122 years of age,
were descendin ginto one of the new range
,of pits recently punk by the company, for
the purpose of directing the course of
some others, wt to were at Work completing
a commur,icati n with the Water pit in. I
'glided : to drain the new coal pits., They
had not , tiescerd . above 30 feet, when
one of them ann tinCetl that hiti safety lamp
indicated a hea- y pressure Of gas, This
announcement as instantly followed by a
terrific explosio,"by which the young inen
were blown in to the air to the beigbt of
150 feet. lostt death "erns 'fifccuirse the
result. At the time . . the, explosinn on.
eaned, the mou ofthe pit writisuiround
ed by people, e ig ht of whom itetrere
ti
ly wounded, an d an old man !boat nos
h, attracted to' be apot,, Ise so"#verely
injured , that heied almost ; immediately i
after.:—Boston_ aye*. . ,
. 4
, .
. .
.4.'="F . I • ,
•
, .
_ L .,
lifinigeint Gift •,' -N Y04.40 act of pd.
vete munificenc Mob Ise hive long thought
wanting and Men , ggested, is :realized. Jno. Ja
cob AttokilEsq. as a leaf]) i'Uln the . Bosion Ad
i
' eraser, ilipd hope ill prove tine, with an soli
inened Ina fi ber ipirit, which dose bins . im
mortal Whore, -h made to thelcorporUtlott Of
the cjty ooNetst-Y k, a done, *-tspli amounting tio
ggsgAggaa r she ye blishinent'tilel publitt fibre,
ry, inclutfing lila ,' land; moitleligibly . sdna4;
for the erretion• of building for the a Oom mo
dation ofit a Matins ion. „7V, V.I . Sten i ' •
i well rtgolatKiniod tlpati not
I unite ofi tbiackgitard tit
, t„ and deems4t be hie
I bomioatiotioli will the
:. -., win nOtiaitoil tp one
1 liveb* defr# 6 , lb. mar
' bil , 140 . 0 ere. this 10.
, &Ain: itr. - ". tritily aud
1 to-tofinitot ,' .., - - ' ;
_
regard theilabusive
the light tic um Me ,
revenge. ; AI) 'the
latter marl give , ott
jot above hjs proper I
lb the slightest: dog/ : ' ,
t 'troth ,whiph
epithet watild do' we
The Mfa oni.-- e Miiimenio , -
= '.. th il .n' robe's
or abouf , w i t h $ mita.. '; fil loith hunt:
thre. ea 4, # a ha ' • retl."Gail ty. co
thew wa li to the' <, . . hied iith Ciellir ii:
The pit* their tee itr tbe epee fields at igh .
snit thii thannilief . a aeotht - fithiehtee.' - , .}.
, ,
MEE
112411 E r ill " ' .'- ' ' lir lir s itt 4t or rof -P t r al s eV ent,
an 4 of very agreeable , companionable
qualities—M4. Boors?, of the 'New York
Herald, writ' gfrOtilLendoti thus 'speaks
of him:- 1 - , ,• '_ , , ,
0 317,friendi young-John-Yaw:lintel' is
behaving vewell tiers. :,Heiituto up at
- Lones &Ai ble'Hotel in 'Bond street,
and quit:tea t e - Engliitt'.dandietkrottin un
a
1 mercifully., .. . understand also- that ~_the
Queen is en . h.'better pleased with ; lour
I Prince than With the white 'haired Sprig
of royalty frdm Prince—l mean the pue.
de Nemounn 1 . ,
' , John hasp great deal of natural drol.
lery and wit ;bout hiaf—tt little bizar it is
true—but th poctr 'French:Mitt:has little
of either. Bth time tong legs, but; the
t i .
form and figuiek Of, the. dernecrat is deci
dedly Mad traighter than that of :the 1
tricolor. On. each, side : orthe Queen,
wheoshwis a the dinner table, is a chair
generally va nt. : •- '
, “When sh wants to talk to any other
guests, she tide her page to he pinion 1
with a requ t fo d rink wine with her
Majesty.. , The Orson thus honored tm
-1 mediately gets up, and 'walks Up to one-of
the vatant theirs, drinks with her majesty; . ,
and eetereinto conversation. • .
' • When Joht ' had the invitation, be en
tered, I ant to d, into quite an interesting
fete a tete wit the pretty little Queen.—
l i
He talked of (be United States—of our big
rivers—big mountains—and big prairies.
The queen Was highly delighted with
young John.-4ndications of which crossed
her fair cheek 4 in the form ofsweet smiles. .
After a little While;-her majesty sent 'her
page to anoth4r ocher guests. This was
the signal for John to retire toibis formei
seat at table . which he did with great
grace, her mitiesty eyeing-hita from be
neath her left •tiye all' the time."
TI t GA COUNTY..
The cause ?f correct principles in this
county is gaming rapidly. Governor Rit
ner is gaining strength daily, and will con
tinue to gaiit,.until October. The Loan 1
Focos in that minty were fairly beaten in
the county Cnvention, and Morris was
dropped, and IVilliam W'illard, Esq.; was
4,
nominated for Congress. eleven delegates,
however, withdrew and nominated Morris.
Heir the matter will terminate we cannot
tell. -
The followi g ettract of a letter from a
respected 'frie d, in that county, contains
gratifying int4lligence. The writer . will
acceptour tha•ka for his kind and encour
aging letter, also for the cash which it cot.
erect —BradAtril **is. • , •
ftl•Ossteatoto . , July 24; 1838.
Ma. Lixt.x.i—Dear Sir: Loco Focoism
is on the decline in Tioga. Ritner is
gaining friends. The self-styled demo•
credo party as i absented itself front our
county , Conv&tion, and formed its own
ticket; but as 4 happens it is ib the minor
ity this year.iThere ill quite a revolution
in Tioga county in politics, and the Mor
ris party is i -the -minority'. Every one
who does-not for Morris is called Whig,
and if this be he case, I think there Will
i l
be a majority of Whigs next fall. ' Wm.
Willard, Esq.,lhad a fair nomination • for
Congress--a Inajorikj of the delegates
were for him. -
ItysterionsArder.—Yeaterday morning
about three o'anck, just after the discharge
of the watch, 4i unknown man was seep to
pass down Roosevelt street . ici tbe,whar(,
at the junctioW of Front street, where a
number of peons shortly collected, and a
quarrel ensued, in which the above, man
was knocked oown, and the other party
ran of. Thei person who bad seen the
transaction hatitened to the spot, where be!
found the,marl
_quite dead , and his bltiqd,,
and brains strelwed around in every direc
tion. He instantly started for the Police,
but before hileturn, the • body had been
carried off, tb hat and coat remaining.--.
Another individual 'stated that he saw lbe
body carried 0 Roosvelt at. As yet Abe
Police have ben unable to find any trace
of the murder
Y. - Expre . - . d man or his munlerere.—
N. •
its
Ninth Caron .-=The_ people in North Caton.
na ere no' in .. onildst" of their election for
Governor, and m tubers of the Sate Legislator&
After a f as hion bleb fatly prevailed in. Virgin
ia. the genital ection in: North . Carolina is
made to depraku n the period for licadipiCoq
gi n
ty Cootts, " the several Counties, and this it
1 0
happens thii wi n ,Counties may vote a melt or
two bi.fore liheiri." The Counties voted out
25th in,t; sm areto bold their elections On the 24
of Mimi. andremainder on the - 9th rthat
reform. When e period 'trivia for ifitii i iorM.-
er an election be got honestly anknitiedy
over the better , t all events, II M odica
can . .
e l l
favor integrity It action. for the :, • • f : l one
County of a Btatsi urlanow /ems sotiag.i
sr pim it °f i de: este . 7 " , h i. )1 , itei , glabor ,
.. lig
, Countl.tij i : _
Pirrrevitis, rely 27.1e38
At t eluting Ode Board of the Trusted. of
the Presbyterian Chure.h. held at the Wan !Of&
Chichester Jely.26ih. it dru ailardaigy
114~. That. slat theists or this Basal*
presented to Haden Smith, Beg. for. the - *a of
the Chttrih..whichAwharL the hindriese tar Pr!.
Sent them with, aid tthat the Secretary famish
,with's copyof the above resolution. i"
GEO. C.117N8091 1 ,
To Haw! Starr* - - .
STATE OF
July 28 ,
76,
L ' VI -4
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3 69*
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TIUSLUMIETP i r
ioax §l4lP l * - 1 : 1
9,0c1k. p2,c4416
-81) • '93t 90
'81:V. !AL OP
SO 86 -84
88 78 •
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A 5ra44.11, insitiatorTa.l,l4 , 10;*
•` - "‘".216, wW be bele,' thsheolitidtok vg *car
erenini•ft." - Aospili_6;ij blirMiat 10 "
cloWti P. ' • -
;lancing! iittendance la saque'siad: • .3
Aug l *
scrayJklll Coal :
----a
.-81‘ipmeatsiof Coal foe -the . Wit0 1 4. 1 . 2 61L11 " 00
Thooday 'mining het ', .•
_L ,
• &wined sii• .. 'Xs/40r - 11. '74 1 m.
- Delorare Cell Co -"' 49 r 2528
GI R. P n t, 211 ~. tr 1097
BeU Ballo - 17, ' i 902
88. ant:kik - * .15 - ' 778
8 Rather&Soo .15 ' • 761
Mules Lawon. - 1 3 695
bilker& Spacer 10 518
L-Chapman t - . 10 .604•
Neligh l & Co! . 11 '. ~ 411
Rimiest & Tiro . .)X
. 1, .394
& e
'llodpoo st. , t7i . i .366
J Manton
Co} , - -.6. . 1 ' ' 315
J 801 l & 6, 1' • 312
N A Coal Co L f.' • 1 1 . 272
1 San .6 di • '`. ' i! 269
R. G . : Lelia ' ..6 ' ! 965
Woi Wallace Co 5 ' 1 ' 259
A ' S C
C. C Nl i c rtlo i vbts A 4 • 1
e i
' ' : ' .5.
• I ,t
958
3.216
N Evans
i i
R Rickert , 4 • ,
.
- • R 2
A • ~ !. 211
A Steinbergei 4
R Rear i 4
T C Wilhami d r Co 3
J. S. !tackle & Cu.. 3
Hewes, Caber: & Co.- 3
Payne & Allen 3
M Weaver
FJ•Parvin
M Murphy
Totten & Ulhorn
&Hymen & Nice
CM Hill .
Richert & Kline
Sundry Shipoltts
208
Per last repast, 30e8
Little Schuylkill
LITTLE ISCTIUTLELLL COAL TRADE.
22 Samuel BeII : 55
Charles Focht • 54
_ A Ryan . 55
Nancy Chid , • • 55
30 Jefferaontkr : 52
32 Alezandet • 54
Maiden Creek T •I 55
Any I Torpedo • - 5,3
Dove at Cheater County • 55
_ 2 Elisabeth 50
SOLD . . ,
28 General High
30 John F Roads
12 Boats
92 per last report
FT:Tr--IM7rlfT77.Tnrrmill
he knowing is the amount of Coil trait potted
en this RA Rol& for the week ending on
Thursday evening last: 301 tons
Per led report 30,09 • .tt
•Total 334 0 ,
NATHAN CLEAVE'S, ColleFtor.
Wth BRANCH RAIL ROAD:
The tolkratorts the aurora of Coal trait pureed
-on this Red Road for the firiek ending on
Thursday rusting last, ` - 5959 tone
. Per teat Report r 70,10
-Total ; ' 75.349
.- -ROBERT C. 111114,Collictor.
.1111I.LiCREEK RAIL ROAW
The following tie the amount of Cad tramiiported
on this road for the week ending' on Wedieeday.
owning last' 21)5 tons.
Per last Report, ' 4681 D
2E64
' GEO. HAGUME,CoII4tor.
Total
MAss'afiltiAl
ALLEY RAIL ROAD.
The following' ts the amount of Piatriutlipoited
on this Rosa for the week ending on Saturday
evening iasL
` 19184 tea
Per last report, 47,
' • ,`' • SOSSI
H. 11 PErriKtonttOtor.
ciCarrrry OF c9O
Antsed 4{l Rss‘ofst v fnon 1184.41 , ap
11111114; i1k:61463e
lit Battik th 9,1118 ions
Per list
1 , Toni!. MOO
LEHIG : COAL MUD. :1844.
fri4lng liti the.. 2!
o I t
. 44 • Ars
4463 •
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di o .d.. ' fin4. l o - -*".m. - - .1.,',
to- resist
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Le' c• foissiOU. 4,11151.
i2/ 11 tIhT li, ol l/ 1 . tie ria 5S
54_17 $ll, • - - I •• * • "
WHEAT 1 * 11/tafpulibiAii; - 41 1 4 1
VA:AWE/T . nolki 50per ,1
W4E, by thiaco lo cents by the il belsly
- RYE CHOP. Weents- per lonsheliin &nand.
OATS 37 eenin—Oren4 We. '
POTATOES' 40 cents per bagel dentand.
.e411114-44"-sienteper.buehel-ini d r
'MOVER R io per bus 'I. •
Trilitrrinc SE . per '
FLAX:IEOI-51-12 per Amtebel deitaad. - *"-
WHISKEY-42 cents per piles.
• BUTTER-14 cents per pound--id Keil 12 * 6 .
EGGS--13 tents per down.
LARD-60 cents per , pound.
TA LLOW—Leents per pound, • 1.
RAMS 12 cents per pcour4 • ; •
CORN CHOP 80 cents per belhol Ind maw!. •
BACON-J-012 cents per pound..
,BEESWAX-18 nests per pound.
FEATHERS-68 cents perpotied.!
COMMON WOOL-40 cent, pet Poled'
MACKEREL, by the bbl. No. 1, 512 00 No. 4, $ll
SALT-11 62 per bbl.; 87 per bushel ' ,
PLASTER as worth 700 per ton. -
B4Y-.218 per ton.
Notite •
tihereby, giverim persona ming Hydrant Wa..'
r, that the water will hereafter be atchrd every
evening etthe Currier of Centre and bre antango
Street. at 9 o'clock, and let inky% et &o'clock!
in the morning. . .
By order orthe °Card,
ANDREW RUMEX..
President, Pottsville Water Co.
Pottsville, August 4th, 1838. 60-3
210
199
163
162
160
153
Emporium of Fashion.
Third Door above the Penny/Duda Hall, Centre
- ' Street, Potiaville.
WM. H. SUMER begs hare to - return his
v v sincere thanks to his friends and a gener.
otts public, for their patronage heretofore tut libel.
ally-bestowed on him; and that be will be happy
41 see his patrons and•hiende, as he hopes by on•
remitting exertions to 'give satisfaction to all.
Hair cutting done in the latest Parisian style.
Pottsville,' August 4tb, HOS. -, 60-3 mo
101
101
101
489
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13,809
09,362
183,251
5,353
FOR Sale, a tract of Brat rate Coal Land, situ.l
ate on the Broad Mountain; containing 4161
acres more or lea.'
The Mammoth and Juggler rebut Irun through
this tract as also some other celebrated veins.
3956
104
The said land will be sold law, and an accom
modating terms. Title indisputable. • •
Foie further-information apply to the finbscri
ber, at the Pennsylvania Hall, Pottsville:
M. MURPHY.
Pottirrille,(Angust 4th, 1838. 60-:•%tf
X 606
3460
- Notice.
PRE Reghdev of Schuylkill Count. having
-a. granted to the Subscriber,-Letters of Ad
minlitration on the estate of Jaw IL Roodi f t,
Merihant, late of PottaviLleokceased., All pia
wee indebted to said decedent, are requested' to
make immediate payment, and all personphaving
any Alaimo are requested to presented them pro.
perly authenticated without delay.
I 28
i 66
620
4733
Ex c .,
B out of the Court ofPrinnion P
Schuylkill County, and toles directed. will be
expired to . Public Sale, on Monday tlielOth day
of August nest, at II o'cumk A. M., at the Hams
of Peter Filbert, innkeeper, it the flotoogh of
Phlegmy'.
All that certain .lot of Groliod. eitilate at the
Tolpetiocken' Street SW Ranh Creek Raul.
adjoieing Land °fibs &afire, Cad Coninany,aW
round, Contain ewe acre, irtricceneasure, moth or
loss, known at the DeWitt Sale . tract, with
the appertatances bite the estate otiknry t W.
Ceerad. Beg. - - •
Weed, takeu in execution, and to be sold by
• . PgrER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.'
Sheriff', 'Office, Cherie. t•
burg. Aug. 4, MS. S •
, SUS
Inil
The Philadelphia and Bead
ing - . •
Will be spewed fer 7}raelbetieees Bodies .ding.
Iferrisietint on nada' y, the 17th of. ' .
July. 1838. ,
- HOURS OF STARTING. '
From 'Raiding at 8 A. St sad n
SiP,M..
From Norrirmwri at 7t and li A. M. ~Da "7
• Pares. _
Betwiign Reading and Norrialown,Arirst Clap
Cars, 02, Soma clasa,.lll 50.
Between Reading and Plinenixvilie, Furst Clue
Care, i 1 50, Second Clan, SI 00.
Between Reading and Pottstown.
,Irt Clare
Cara, 75 cent., 2d, 50 ctn.
Betweeb:Pottstorrn and Norristown, First dam
(tar. $1.•25, Rd do WI eta... •
BetweenTottatown and PbonAtville. lit Clair
Car. 75 cta. - 2d - do - 50 cti.• - •
.Between Phoinixville and Nrorrialown. ;Agana
Car, 501ets.2d'dii.17}:cle ! '4 1
Between Reading' end Donilasaville, bit Clam
Car...4o•cto•Bd 371Lnin• - • • I
-The boon of starting from( and nrrivirigitj
Norristown; are -imaged :to Connect • *ilk
Bail Road between Nerriatowriluid
Pareenpre:etie requested to procure their tick.:
ate be tbe stair.
• B3Sii.
C• LANDS EE !!
1
RECEIVED a ippkiiithAlwittopeat
'and Srolor Got* 4tatutisti,g .
Port gl • • • ' "
- - SPIT WOO*: • t
GroceTiefh ;.
ibleenlllllOltrelk
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which tam lognormal - to ion elmstp . ir than 'essi
Wend in this marketlai'easit. or oathaMi .
, or (*Miry mai* SUN highist mitrkekr.
_c oll atry Maids and Lihmens.
500 tAi
Fleor "P la k f ilk • Wilke Ci;tattri
lint iaioa fu sala at ill= °f
ar!"
BAMOmat wart
Pattavilleaul;
34-
aft TERorim
zautowllll3lllll =AXIL f .
lEDEstEcTruLtar teaticise,ber, oinfoosiiO
Alktho taaka"ortoftoinito tha*cinity.asii
*pm by Air ireoftwitor lir work. .ipalak des.
*ugh end Poistakk thirw,tw goat a
. solutro•V
their potronage. =
Her raids' nor bat Mrs; BAlfroint% Womogiel
i hi' t * . l ° :Maw *ir,s,d, me: 4 k qrk.
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Coal Land.
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~-,_-1 omit Timitratal .
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, Milickirto—Assam. Urns. ' Ildiiil4:l*
lama -"mita. Gzwritric Kuwaiti, "" ''''
- ' Aseiileitklleacher.—Malhimilo, , '
TN, this Seannary„ Femurs arn , ....liatniehml lis
A it
Needle; Work, Spelling, eadinv iNrilbill' k.*
'tithing**, Book Keeping, iil b gebrii"/BablJnoi . ..
. COlOtitalt
.Inars P oll i GiCiftri y. - Eliitog;Climiel=
ogy,:botanyvi'liatural P ilowiphW-.111.
:Drawing. Filming, and thk, FrmielaiSigtolo,'
TBII/4S.,—.For Boarding and:, Vides, neept..
ing the three tut named, brnebea. Dn. Blitlalla,
and Forty Dollars a- year, tiSt4etititivarlyin
For: Drawing, ritiotingj , lid liwiTtilinkch .fogd
gime, Vir . e' Dollars a quirteiidolitiOnal, Aitk
"branch,. • .1 ~.::, t.„ - . , :.„
' . -, WiSbing charted • at 371 cents W2.elimen e ..,loll
Book4'Stationaly,
: Bra at ihe * *Wl -I. P,r_i_,, ~ ..,a l6 ;- -- " •
• Bed. and Bedding, :thet ,. .isfy tbir44lwiry sad
'Clue Books. are furnished to ok. 04.50-without'
charge.
Vackthms, in iheiXointkandi,TentkimMtlar.
and tittle Scholars `pitup`ilo 'Mit .remain , stuns
School, this time is not charged, ' T. .7 ~ -'",, - -
For further information.l•Parenho *lnd 'Guard
ians ate respectfully pi to Edwird..B.:Hoir. '
loy. Oiwigiburg; Joseph Carroll • Poit Carbon':
John AC Lewis. .George , JendingW4tottwalle '1
or to Joini Scholl, Soho, ill FOrte, Wear Por t,
Chntor—al of whom have hbildrinst „Elmtertsm
School.
Kinibefkon. June 25. 18 8:
COAL LAND
For Sale, or toll's Rented.;
tirtiLleT valuable tract of lAnAl•Callfestthe
to Tract," belonging . to EliishilhAtohn,
situate; on the west Norwegian Rail Road, peat
north of. and adjoining the Peach, Mountain, li
offered for sale on - accommodating: tear di
Coal Mines , will be leased severally 'oi'tcvither
to an approVed, tenant. Apply tit- • - •
HENRY.
3d 81.1V_alnut,Stieet. _
`lT—to
sprit it
Encourage Nome gantfattures.
CosafectiOnary Maiwithetorri
►subscfriber respectfully ahnotincieVto the.
21 .. public that he bee commenced thelnaiitifitcw
tam of.onfectionary in all, its videos breechsi,
at his Store in Centre Street, early opposite the
Pottsville House. where COrifectio' nersapL aill itba
era can, always be suppliedlwholesale - an :
at the lowest Philsidelphis 'cash prices.'
Couritry :Ilerchants are respedfully - 'soli '
to can hnd examine his 'Web befiarce • .
elseihere.
JOHN S. C. RAIN.
WY 4
'IRO Sr. STEEL, STORE.
MBE onbsuribeta have eonstantli liaitd it
- 5 foil assortment of lron i - eomprising.titend
and %nate Won from '4l6th or to 6 inches di:.
am fiat fiat-Iron 346th by No. Il e .W._Gi.rrto to
6 in. b in.; boikr, flue and sheet. iroti.it bital
and 2dlquality, suitable for lining - coil:Mites yr
sobitt-rail road iron lir if, le by it lop
and Tkey are also preparedirilemska
orders lo import ail Road' Iron-upon thi moat
adiantageobs terms in large quantkireti_alirrail
road ear axles. ti
assortment of Steel, comariaingpatantl .
shear Meal—American and English' blister Mite
Gerutait and wring ateel,and ronntitrookood
- oetagodal steel for drills. • ,
MORRIS St SEAS. •
S. W. Horner Market and lttlttiytki l Seventh St.
Pb4delphia, Jane 21,1935. 494156
NotiOr» •
BE t
ite g ister of Sch . u b si
,doOntilosng,
PIM" to % rite lublextiet; Admirer
istratioix og the - eitatoof Edieard,-14114:100e
Pon derboo. decesied. iiire.kom •
skims ilgainseibe estate o€; aid deeedsot are kW:
ql estedunmake known tree Stone to thisioii*eibeil• ::-
Stithouedelay..
HAttiEt3 -
AddittistratoriTactteuw: -
lul7llk 1838.
40-4
Niktite .
MIRE Register clf Schuylkill-County 'lMirimge
vanted.to the subscriber, Leiters &kaolin:
tat/anon de boob non, rat the estate ' of f Jerrie,,
date ofMini:lan:l,ton County. doceased.4--
All- pensions having damsel against the eatitkor
said decedent* are mooted to Make kneentlfsn
same to the subscriber with,ut delay. •'
; CHARLES 'W. ,
Adrainiatrator t de kids Irk rettiellik
I*-00, • i "
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To Rvot.
1
Coal &hates and lm
he - gi ft
Tto e Danville 84 Pottivilke Ragtag:4 Cana;
pity, a Mount Carbon. I'M satietheleg hi iow l
cry ; ;001Wct Well 'calculated for the iiihipping.4l'
ext.:\" The nme ray be reeled willing. Wit/We
twenty Coal Cars, ail in vied ord!Er.
large warehouse and wharf, _ ;
Eoq Ire of ; THO2I
- • `. • Sisperietawdent,4.
Nolitit'earhoti,:itily 25 ,
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- , NAN DID /Wahl Ca • ba g. iO,
~' • I r- L ign O nd E1.1117N. ATitAlfeeire 4'
,ITT.<
, $1,1838 . . -, 7 ,--`-' 04- -
POUO I4II O ' 1 -
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insaLin,.
I:Tinisiiiuxiiwou_
r m oidr oa mca u ltindbries ai rrein n e dif t s ::4:n:insagAit:ailmairiariirz; ,... - r e" - ; 7 7 1::
B P e . • l i. ii3B; - -1 ,- , , , ' '44:::"
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RAIL ROAD :di. I -
Sarin*, of any she duiwn to
4E4 al4ltas of all ohm; far k"at the "
pion. N94ll•4llratly co; 4.4',
Raiding. May UlB3B.
VI
WOTERN Ham.. ‘ l3l 4 ll3l thirki t * . - $ 4 1 1. 4 4:4
. . 1 4red on cinalintailat a pow*
will be d • loaf"' cub OY I!. :(4..,_44)lPiGV' .
maw apply t_ o . ) ...„" . "'- el:-A -- ,,
e a -- ' MILL ER &HA grrials:: , ,,,
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BARRELS supt Faintli - Iflort , •-•
theAcqueduct WIC* . r!te„. - -9*-„,
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~vs' , load fir 'Welty •.',.. , ; , ..- . fc .. `.-:- t• 4 ',
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