, POTTSVHA
SATURDAY MORNING, D
•
To Ounsars of Celiteriss.=,-It
during the winter to give fall d
most important collieries in. our I
us in our undertaking, we ha
who wish their coal operations
the statistical particulars to
people abroad have very little
extent, mid during the Prose
session, of the Legislature, it ma
.12 full statement of individual
any more Coal Companies ghoul
tern.
Offisiai Meanness:—Several of the Whig
papers at New York and here did not
reeeive.tinsPresident's messagelty the Expresses
sent for the good of the people, btprivats Ifistitn-
twos.
inQr• of
reign
in Marl
Mr. WI
this,as it appears the disaster occurred from a
dilfect s iu the connection of a st t isvii pipe end flue
in the store of Mr. Cramer.
The First Assembly.—On .ursday Evening,
the first assembly of the season took place , and
passed off with an eclat highl creditanle to the
exertions of the managers; al ough bat a short
notice was given to our ladies or the preparahor
of Loonies and furbelows, stilly shone out in
beauty, and in strength of nul4l: re.—Were it not
for the envious proceedings Of a ur politicianit, who
occupy so large a portion of our columns,we would
attempt a description. But ai it is, the dashing
belle,'Und the blushing bride—}the blooming ma
tron, 'sweet in her wedded „charms, and the gen
tlemen, redolent of white gloies and morrocco
pumps, must be content to it* noticed in "one
fell swoop." We have a dainty spirit at our call,
who will attend the next assembly, and give us a
chapter on dancing and dret which' we trust
will be more than acceptable our fair readers.
The young bachelor gent)
themselves from our anatbon
tion in affording the means
ladies,. entitles them to thei
therefore Messrs. Managers,
tender you their thanks Wit
meats. ar.e.ilt.e.
ALTERATION IN THE eNSTITUTION,
The New York Times ea •—"The memorial
to the legislature of the state, to have the comet.
tali= of the United States a ',ended in such man
ner as to have the Secretary . f.the Treasury, &c
and the Poet Master General lected, by Congress,
will be presented for signatu at the Mechanics'
and Merchants' Exchange his day, when it is
hoped that our citizens gene Hy will sign it
Most cordially do we col • ide with this appli
cation, for we differ, in toto ruin our President,
who thi4ii the farther the po er is removed from
tne people the better. We • e decidedly for bay;
mg all officers elective by thn people or their im
mediate •representativea, and Would carry out the
principle by having nomineitions of candidates
made previous to the election of the
,Representa
tives who shall decide Setwaen then'. We will
"gage our dukedom to aggarly dernier" the
people will never give th people a Secretary
Woodbury, or a Post Masten Kendall ; or it they
'do tumble into ouch an ace de'nt,'w;ll soon give
them notice to quit. If thi e T i ll . l an be adopted, leg
and Post O f f i ce sub treasur will be as rare as
the remains of the Mastodon.
Dickerson College.—Wo have received the ca.
taiogue of the officers. and Siudents of this institu
tion for the year 1838-9. !By this it would ap.
~,
pear that at present the pa ber of students are
223 vim Law Students 19 - , mor 18, Juniors 22,
is
Sophomores 32, Froshme 22—Pursuing the ,
partial course 8, and Gram r School 102.
Tim plan of study in is InstituUon is one
li
, peculiarly adapted -to faci tate the entrance of
young gentlemen into societ with those principles
a general education which go entinently conduce
both to literary and sucial_liuccess. In our col
lege', the English branch/ of science are too fro.
viently lost sight of in hat we conceive an
undue attention to the clogcs, and the more phi
losophemic .diseuggions of Mathematics. These,
the latter in particular, are !seldom firmly grasp
ed by the mind of collegiate students : they
reodiva maturity of intellect, and expansion of
esumning powers, and shoUld therefore be left for
atter study. The, refinedi pages of Euripedes,
Terence and Sophocles, with the lighter reading
of Horace and Ovid, teed particularly to give s
tone to the classic stezdeL t it while the analytical
mathematical works of vies or Young will in ! .
date an aptitude for mechnnical research, which
will be Whirred up after graduation. Many
young gentlemen enter college with competent
English education to fit 4ern for any station in
life,- but when they bid farewell to the hafts of
their shut meter, thoroug y versed in elegant
literitem they have far tten those practical•
branches, which are art {essential in their inter.
coarse with the word
No mind can be storld ; during a collegiate
Gonna . ; its bent may be directed, its taste formed,
and the correct path be grisded kw the subsequent
development of its richest faculties. it is owing
to the mass of study, that Jim forced on the under
( iodise* too superficially for practical benefit,
that wa find those who ditingaished themselves
at eel se. in a fps years lifter, forgetting in the
bustle of life, those very *inches in which they
exalted. The reason of •is. is evident ; a re.
tenths memory has se • in the place of acute
' obestuatko. and carried them proudly to the
highest honors. Bat the oment the mnemonic
powers rust for west of • • the onee gifted cm
tor of the Salutatory or Viekdirtery, dormer
etas into a common place 'Scholar.
These are the views, w ich oar experience has
taught a% and lead as to yield a more decided
predefneee to the coarse o •study adopted at Caro
lisle. -As an Institution of our Stlitelire feel
pride in ib advaneeinent whaMme, • krak at the
array of talent already presented to un from her
classic walls, we feel positioned in air 'allays
tiOns of her fame inefulnesi, and trimtithatmsny
generations may intecessively be enlightened and
dignified by. bar pure literary ant moral advan.
NV'
15,1838.
our intention
IpUons of the
•pion. To aid
to request all
• .tived. to send
office. The
wledge of their
t . contemplated
be well to give
Worthy of imitstien.—Mmure Fianna and
Wagner, the Philadelphia County fti,itors, whose
seats are disputed. rig - nested the peemission of
the Senate to,ahstain from voting until Die loves- ,
tigatione .connected with their return ai should be
completed. Mr. Sell of Chester, whidi i s presence'
in the Chamber is on exactly the same grounds,,
claiming under a dispeted return, and of the in
correctness of which no one Clio lioubli hae"en the ,
eantrary,taien _ actively engaged In its busitiess i 'i
and voting on every party eueitiod. We feet
pride in thi immovable fairness evinced by the
i
Whigs n every srage of the embarrassing pro;
seeding. at the Capitol, and only regret that the
rashness of our opponent" has not led them toret
fleet that a similar course on'. their part iamb(
have conduce:4l toibeir". credit and the reputatint
i °four fiyite. ' . .
la case
apply for char-
proceed•
won to
the . fire
wonting of
1:::=1
The Cause of hhe Tressea.-.•-The jnob at Han.
risburg Nay endeavor to shield ..4utir detail
under the'name of -patriots, but such is not the
most distant case. The true object been to
defeat the passage of ti* new Constitutibe, and
prevent an investigation into the esands of the
Governor's election. They hoped by commotion
and riot to bring about a revolution,ilittle ,caring
what the consequences might be, as they bad bat
little staked themselves, and little to lobe. They
heeded not the desolation they might bring upon
our state, or the lamentations and h4orrore of civil
war. There is nothing to palliate their treason;
it Ras concieveslonly in that wild Owing spirit
of anarchy which is dbnti n inn y showing itself
in tumult and not. It is time to put a legal
check to it, and from the charucterof the persons
now'engaged in it at Harrisburg, the present in a
time when.an example might be made with Out
.much toes to the Ante. Atany oflthef ing
names, who are the rebels at H ur , would
not be missed by the communities hi which they
live, and their pnninit l iment would a*wer the phr.
pose of deterring others from sintihir treasonable
acts. 4
amen has;e relieved
a, and their ezpedi•
amusement to the
beet wishes, and
their names we
all the accompani-
From the Harrisburg C • • ale.
List of Rebel,. •
The following list of rebels against the Con
stitution and Laws of our country-t-the good; of
society—the sarictity of Freedom-rend thedig
nity of human mature, we ' find published in the
Keystone appended to an eddrelai setting fOrth
the vilest falsehoods, and filled with the most in,
eon diary doctrines. We -insert the list to give
publicity to,the treason and an Rnmortality of
• nfamy to thetraitors
•
Adam Diller, Lancaster county !
W. Foulk, Cumberland,
J. W. Griffith, lrbiladelphka mentte,
W C Rice, Philadelphia county .
Luther_ K idder, Luzern county;
Wm. N Irwisia, Adams • .
J Leiper, Philadelphia
Edwin W Hotter, Lehigh IMMO
John A White, Philadelphia
V E Piolett, Bradford county
John J fleintzelmen, Philadelphia scanty
Martin Dunlap, Cumberland tot4int7
Geo. Stroop, Perry county •
• Wm. Ruby, Dauphin county
Chas. A Koehler, Philadelphia Comity
Geo. W Boyer. Dauphin mull
T C Miller, Adams county
Jno. Snyder, Union county
El B Packer, Lycoming county •
G W Kline, Lebanon county .•
J Marshall, Betks County .
Lewis Coryell, Bucks. county • •
Chas, Nauman, Lancaster email.)
Alexander Small, York
Jno. S Ingram, Schuylkill county
Joe. Youngman, Northumberland county.
John R Dean, Luzerne, county
John F Smith, Reading
Wm:B Hunt, Chester county .!
Adam J Glossbrenuer, York eipinty
Jeddiah Irish, Northampton minty
Joseph it Newbold, rhiladelp* city •
Henry Rogers, Lancaster city
Thus. A Bryan, Philadelphia
John J M`Caben, Philadelpiing county
David Martin. Philadelphia tionnty
W ru. Donelson; Columbia .; •
Geo. Swope, Adams county
Thomas Hastings, Jefferson County
John Savage, Philadelphia dip ,
James Black, Perry county -
Timothy Ives, Potter Meaty • i .. -
John Weaver, Schuylkill county.
. Henry Haldeman, Lancaster 4i/wanly
Henry Sprigman, Dauphin county '
Francis Daggs, Lancasterty
Joseph Mosher, Lencaster i t.l
Joseph Prestle, Dauphin c ony
Samuel Homes,'Lancester county
J Sidney Jones, Philsdelphia4 l city
I C Horton, Nnrthumberlan4
T L Wilson, Dauphin .
Fred. Fritz, Philadelphia city
1 4 eglislatia* 1'
Wednesday,' I)ste. 5, 1838
SENATE: '!!
The Senate adjourned to consumista,
of there being no quorum Mr.
ton who was deputed by Mr. Pura* as
Speaker, and Mr, Ewing were the Only
Whig lienatArs present.-.!ifter the. ad.
joununent, the ruffian rebel, Heathen,
commenced an indamatory speech, *ben
be wee reminded , by sir. Rogers that the
Senate Chamber was designed fo4 the
mebtings of the Senate alin), and prOpos.
ed that be should withdruir to some itiosir
appropriate place. , ,
On Thursday and Friday 'ho judrom
was formed. , it 1
.'s bailyll,Advertisei.
'mists'
i s
.H.Azatsetiso, pee. 8, i ,
,
We have passed another tolera bly mist
day kers. "After a Anti therti i
mini. " The mind ;atustl.have •' It
cannot be kept up is ,:stnlktensien f ea.
citethent. ' ; . i
YoOng'i Night Thisiglisaie fie* '4l af
ter reading a page or so.: Rusin ~ was'
'i . • 1' '
from
II
done in 'the'Beinite'firliii Mind' Manner!
I ,lod witboet distirbanee. Mr. 'Strohm,
'acted as Speaker by deputation; There
vas an attempt by Mr. Myers and Mr..
Frailey of Scbtrylkill, toquarrel with the
Journal, because it was recorded that a
'committee had been appointed to infortit
the House that the Senate had organised:
They say no such committee bad been
appointedi bat were corrected by their
own friend ( Mr. Bell,) *ho remembered
that a resolution• to that effect bad been
passed, and Mr. Barclay•said the coMmit.
tee was regularly appointed tinder it. So
the subject was for the present dropped,
on motion of Mr. Rogers.
All the petitions on the subject of con
tested elections were presented. By act of
assemillf they must be within five days.
• Mr.'Thanna asked that himself and Mr.
Wagner might be excused, from voting
until all doubts relative to the election wits
removed. There was no action on the
;object.
Petitions were presented for the re
charter of the Minem' Bank and .the Leb
anon Bank. State Treasurer's report on
the finances received. Bill read in place.
Resolution offered by Mr. Carpenter, call
ing upon the Secretary for all the papers
in his office relative to contested elections,
was adopted without opposition, after he
had modified it at the suggestion of Mr.
Pearson, so as to embrace only the Sen
ate, and this year.
Mr. Rogers offered a resolution to con
stitute the committee in the contested
• seats of the County, on Monday. A.
greed to. •
Mr. Fraley ( city) one of the Fame kind
in Bell's district, agreed to. Mr. F. also
offered one to give the privilege to the
, Senate Chamber to all the members coo
-1 testing seats, which bias agreed to.• Mr.
Carpenter one, to 'appoint the Standing
Committee. Agreed to. Adjourned.
The members and claimants pretending ,
to constitute the House of Representatives
under Mr. Hopkins, nominated•candidates
for U. S. Senator. When the extracts '
from their journal containing their parries, ,
was Bent to the Senate, it was not recog
nized as coming from the House, but pur
porting so to come. •
It contains the names of some twelve
candidates. Every man of the Loco Po
co party known 100 _miles from home,
must bare been there, except the name of
Samuel McKean. That independent
Statesman is now to be annihilated.
Where matters will end is as uncertain
as yesterday. •
P. S. The volunteers from Philadelphi
a, arrived this evening. General Patter.
son stopped at Lancaster.
Monday, Dec 10, 1838.
Mr. Penrose anpointed Tuesday for
Ireading the returns of the vote for and a
gainst the Constitution.
• Several Petitions for Banks were pre
lsented, among them one by Mr. Frailey,
for one at Danville, with a capital of $2OO
-
Tuesday was also fixed for the eleCtion
of Clerk, Sergeant at •Arms
Mr.. Frailey presented a Bill to lacer:
porate the Pottsville Female Academy.
In order, the investigation of the county
election was called up, but on motion of
Mr. Rogers was postponed till to mot.-
TOW.
Mr. Myers offered a resolution, that the
Senate cannot proceed in its duty as Leg
islators until the military force be sent a
way.
Mr. Fraley proposed that a committee
be appointed to report which of the two
bodies, claiming to be the house of-Rep
resentatives, has been organized accord
ing to the Constitution and Laws. Mr.
Bell wanted it postponed, and Mr. Myers
'opposed it. Messrs. Fmiley and Pearson
.1
supporting it. Pending the argument,
the house adjourned.
TeesdeY, Dec: 11, 1838.
The votes on the Constitution were
this day opened in presence of both houses
and -the Speaker deOlared that the New
Constitution was carried by a vote of 113,-
971 for, and 112,759 against, majority
1212. The SpUker made out his dupli
sate certificate to that effect, and the Gov
ernor must declare the result by precis
matioa. The following officers and print
, era were cheerio : G. W.. l llammersley,
Clerk; Joseph Black, Sergant at Arms ;
Daniel Ekles, Door Keeper; Joseph Gleim
Printer of Bills ; B. Guyer, English Prin.
ter of Journal ;J. Ekronfried Printer of
, German Journal. -
Wednesday was appointed for the open
ing of the Gubernatorial returns. This
must be done in the presence of this Sew
ate and House, but the Renate bas net yet
recognised a House.
The committee in the ease of the coot ed
seats held by Hanna and Wagner, waac
cording to the direction of the Act of Atam
bly. drawn by ballot, and the-committee is
composed of Messrs: Purviance,Ewing,
Hayes, Fullerton, t Kingsbury , . Miller..
(Berko) and Fraley of - They
were qualified, and ordered by the Senate
to commence the investigation on Wednew•
day at It o'clock in. one of the seuntnitterf
rooms. • r -
AingreSlo:4l4 Saida&
Wediesiday, Dale. 6,4838.
SENATE; • !
The bowie ii4cnitneif mit to Monday
10th, without entenig upon , any *West
Nouse of gepreseettatives.
The disputed election pee
TuM
. —;^-.~'-ter mod.._ _...:>:,
hit apart for this day, but
until the mist bloadaY.
Mr.,Dremgoole stibmitt
that a Rule of the House
vote visa, wee oil all , contest
It wu laid over for one day.
of the Administration part
forward this resolution is evil ,
prevent their dieaffected and
bolting.
Mr. Adams asked leave
Bilk to prevent duelling in
Columbia. It' was referred
committee of five.
.The same gentleman like
ted a series of resolutions i
Mr. Stevenson's quarrels all
which lie over.
Leg Treasury .—The N
press says--,“ Rumor affir
Price has surrendered to M
and Quackenboss their bon
Mr. Sivartwout. If so,
.th
has not a sixpence of sedur
loses by Mr.Swartarout, but
rumor very much.
POSTSCR
Official Beta
Of the Election for Governor ,
as read in the Senate, Dec. 12, 1
Foi David R. Porter,
Joseph Milner,
Majority for Porter,
The above dues not include
district in Lycoming county, t
loco return Judges, which wi t
majority ander five thousand v
The Senate continues in Se
ded—all quiet at Ilarrisburg
tary left
MigM
WHEAT FLOUR, by the load
day 17 75 .
WHEAT 1 65 per pushel.tv 4 1
RYE FLOUR 2 50 per cwt. a
- BUCKWHEATIPFLOUR 325 .!
RYE, by the load 95 cents by
sale.
RYE CHOP 90 cents per bn
OATS 53 cents—ready sale.
POTATOES-- 75 cents per 1
CORN-90 cents per bushel in
CLOVER SEED—S 9 00 per
TIMOTHY SEED-92 5 0 pe
FLAXSEED-81 45 per bush .1
WHISKEY-45 cents per gall I
.1
BUTTER-20 cents per poun •
EGOS-12 cents per dozen.
LARD-111 cents per pound.
TALLOW— lOcents per pour .
HAMS 131 opts piir pound.
CORN CHOP 85 cents per b
BACON-12 cents per pound.
Bh:MWAX-20 cents per poi
FEATHERS-62 cents per po
COMMON WOOL-40 cents
MACKEREL. by the bbl. No.
SALT--2 50 per bb1475 pe
PLASTER js worth 7 50 pe
HAY SlB per ton.
J. WIXALB
Olgickni
FROM PIIILAD
112ESPECTPT/LLY inform the citizens of the
"a'
Borough of Pottsville an its , vicinity, that
he has opened • Store at National fihtel
where he oars for sale 4
SPECT AC
of every varlet, of size and
and silver tortois.sheil frames;
proved sasortmdnt of glasses ol
tare.
He would particularly call
public to his Spectacles for nei
and for persons that have bees
the cataract of the eye, and
Glasses and conservers of the ,
best flint and azure etas. T
commended by the most celeb
Professors as the best kind
improving the sight in cont
writing, wherein they do no
strengthened and improve du
made of the best led finest ni
true and exact, and are there
the mass of rough, irregular ai
glasses that are daily palmed
injurious to the eye. Got
known by their shape, exact
and highly polished surface.
to be found in a high" egree
Also. SPY. GLASSES, of I
47, Tekscopes, lingitafying
Microscope. &c. with differt
with a variety of articles 112
mentioned,
ILT Optical and other ituri
carefully repair at short n
Be can always ;dearly - We
of persons as coons as he can
first trial.
He will remelt:lloh* pl
and those in want of the elm
give him a call soon.
Ho will, if required,-go
house where his services nu
Dec. 15, 1838.
•
Wpartaersblp hereto
m. &rmstrimg, •
Roberteoa,Coal mtnem, •• •
=& Co. wu d"
Al. mamal coma
claims agamat said firm.
them for aettletmMt—and
requested Co make immed*
GEOR t
GEOR
JOON,
Dee. 13 1838.
Dismay(
.1111partnenthip axial
B l•earob. sod i John G
'ad try assagal "minim o.
iitaatb.
AU puireoaa-indebted tO
to auks itsisefa
and aU having
time •to kw fat -
tit 7 asttla all the.smeoues .
The bushing w*
tam* by William Lam!' .1
,Ma timer's Ta • • •••
'lllpodis,l.Cantie
W ti
JOH
Dec 15
EIMM=g
pursuanceT of en oremaneeliessed by the
mk Councilof thrßortingh of Pottsville. clothe nth
dad of December. A. D. DM entitled "an .ordi.
mince to =theorize a lean to procure. apparatus for
the extinguishing of fires; Public Notice is
hereby riven that the subscribers will open's book
for receiving subscriptions to said 'lean un Mon
day the 17th of December inaL at the Pentiaylval
nia Hall in said Borough. between the hours of
ten A. M. and three P. M. and 'daily thereafter
during the same hours until the wWe amount
$l5OO shall have been subscribed for. The said
loan will be divided into shares of ten dollars
each, bearing interest at the rata of six per cent.
per annum, and not redeemable until the first day
of ianuary. A. D. 1845. The whole amount sub.
scribed for to be paid in at the time of subscrib
ing, for which scrip will be immediately given by'
the subscribers, and for which certificates Of,
stock will hereafter be , issued. signed by the
President of the Council and countersigned by
Town Clerk, on The surrender of the scrip.,
JAMES GILLINGH AM, ,
GEORGE C. W Y N11.00P,-
SA MUEL LEWIS,
B. T TAYLOR:
Dec 14 4—t
a resolution
adopted to
election.
The object
in bringing
ant. It is to
manful from
introduce a
'be district of
to a select
tee submit
reference to
b O'Connell,
w York
• Ex
that Mr.
r - rt. Oirdsall
as sureties of
government
ty for what it
I we doubt this
Evening School. •
THE Subscriber will open in Evening School
on Monthly evening I,7th inst. in the brick
house, corner of Market Square and Courtland
Street, for the purpose of teaching. Reading. Wri
ting, Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammer,
&c. &c. Applications can he made at the School
Room,
In the evening, when the terms wi ll be
made known.
C. W. PEAL.
Dec. 15 1838. - 4-3t*
PT.
us,
f Pennsylvania.
124,8.11
122;325
Office of the Schuylki 1 Navigation Com
5,496
the, vote in the
,rown out by the
make Porter's
Philadelpitia, December 10th, 1838.
NOTICE.—The Anual Meeting of the Stock
holders will be held at the Company's Office.
on Monday, the 7th oFJanuary next, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. when an election will take place for Presi
dent, twelve Managers, Treasurer and Secretary.
CLAUDIUS HARPER,
Treasurer and Secretary.
4
on—tionse divi
!Pert of the Mill
1 1 It„K K 1 ',„,se
r 15, 1838
Dec. 15 1838.
as worth on Fri-
Mount Carbon Rail Road Company.
AT an election for officers of the Mount Car
bon Rail Road Company, held on the 3rd o
December, in the city of Philadelphia; the follow
in g persons were duly elected :
President—J. R. WRITE.
mend.
;. demand.
4er ewt in demand
he beshel—ready
el in demand.
William Duncan, - humps Emits,
George W. Edwards,.John White,
Robert B. Davidson, W. C. Paterson,
John Pearson, Chas. S. Williams,
Secretary and Treasurer—James C. Donnell
Dec. 15 1838. 4
.ushel in demand
demand.
abet.
; I bushel.
N in demand.
E3=l
R SOLVENT DERTORS.—THE subscribers
have applied to the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Schuylkill county , for the benefit of the
severe Acts of Assembly passed for the relief of In,
solvent Debtors, & that the said Judges haven ppointed
Monday the 31st day ofDec.. next at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Court House, in Orwigehurg for the
hearing of us andour creditors. when and where they
may attend if they think proper.
GEORGE ROTH,
shel Ind emand
n o d
. !wood
, $l:2 00 No 2. li
1
steel
too.
w 1 )
Notice.
TnE Waster will-be drawn off the Canal on
the Isth inst. Ily order of the Schuylkill
Navigation Company.
DAVID D. LEWIS, Superintendent..
Dec. 8 3-2
S
.siality, with gold
nd a Dew and
im
hia own manafare
attention of the
r sighted parsons,
• operated upon for
his new kind of
!sight, made of the
~.• - glasses ere
re
ted Doctors and
or preserving and
, need reading and
' tire the eye, but
vision. They are
'sterile, and gropoid
• e far preferable to
d nnestenly ground
off, and which are
giant% city be
-ntre, sharp, clear
These qoalities age
his Glasses.
Sherfirs
BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
issued out of the Court of Comma Pleas of
Schuylkill county, and directed to me, will be
sold
On Wednesday the 19th day of
December next; at 5 o'clock P. M. at the house
of Samuel K. Kepner. - Innkeper in West Penn
township, county of Schuylkill, all that certain
Messnage Tenement and tract. of
. land ,situate in West Penn township
II a county of Schuylkill. bounded by the
lands of Sambel K. — Kepner. Daniel
Jausley, Gideon Oswalt,* and Christian. Miller,
and others, containing sixty acres, more or leis,
with the appurtenances consisting of a two story
lug dwelling house. distillery house, and a leg
stable. Late the estate of Daniel Brobat. •
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold by
PETER. F. LUDWIG. Sheriff..
Dec. 1 1838 2-3 t,
ery size anti quell
ed Opera Glasses,
t powers, together
• e optical lisle sot
.Acute.
TRE Copartnership heretofore - existing, cur
siding of James Everhart, Jacob Bull and',
John Sloanaker, Iron Muter*, at the Jefferioni
Furnace, in Manbeini township, Schuylkill coun
ty, trading under the firm of Everhart, Bull &1
Co. is this day dusolved by mutual consent, by;
the withdrawal of the subscriber.
JOHN SLOANAKER.
N. B. The business will be rontieued u her&
tofore by James Everhart, and Jacob Bull, tint
the firm of Everhart & Bull, who are authori sed
' towettle all the accounts of the late firm:
JAMES EVERHART
JACOB BULL. , -
The Rea rikg,Dernoctstie Press will copy the
above and charge 'this Cith e
Dec. 8 3-,41
to suit the vision
nee them, upon the
but a short time,
articles will phsase.
to 'any respectable
be wanted.
• suiting between
Robertson; & John
bg wider the firm of
• -• on Tuesday the
All perions baybqf
requested to present
• those indebted are
- .Payment.
ARMSTRONG,
E ROBERTSON,.
OBERTSON.
4-3 to
.r=a
between Witham
drama; inta dissole
10th .f the present
iirminiereqiiessa
4 to, Wro.• Lereh
reineetett to, present
t, who is, atithorised
the late Ann.
b. CooLioneaaa here
in the Store opposite
ly-noespied by lEf,*
LIAM LEla i t s
O. WO
44..
Public MAci:
pang,
Managers
PETER STERNER
LEVI BF.NNET,*
DANIEL MACE,•
WILLIAM ADCOCK.*
WILLIAM PHILLIPS'
JOHN AMON A LW%
GEORGE 'RHODE,*
T. C. lIULME,•
JAMES CROORSHANKS. *
JOHN M'AVINNEY,*
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
WILLIAM PHILIPS. of Norwegian
ABRAHAM LEVAN, • •
WILLIAM BRITTON,*
MICHAEL TAVLIN,
WILLIAM PHILIPS, of Warne.
JOHN FEILDS,*
. t.l
tiON
. , • • 1; 0 4 6...4 01
MEREBY. girest, that the 4.
s
Or
&Erie...atom Administrators, and,, .olairllet*izi.
hare Mod- theireceouot ih the dlieWiftitillegS
islet of Schuylkill county, and that the inik,4llOT
Omits will be presented 'to the Orphas i eni• •
lid held at Orwigaburg, in and for said*ll4Z42l4 . ;
Monday the 24th Iday of Dectsuber,ll 8 M
confirmation. • - -•-; '
•
I. The account of Eli z abeth D. Pal21;101V„.•
marls of the lest Wilt and Tecbintedit *wk.
nisi A. Patterson, lath of the Boroaglint7#2l.
Title, deed, , • ; ••`'-• 1 -;
The account of Stephen Hainan,
traitor of the Estate,orPiter Hoffman ' - light — of
Wekt rime township, deeTd. . -
4. The account of Ludwig Reed; Guards's.° '
Magdalene Miller, of Minor Child of Jacob Mil- 1
ler. late of Blayne township, deed. r -;*
4. The account of Michael Webbei, Adnimie-. •
teeter of the Estate of, Daniel Sterner, late till !
Wayne township, dec'd. t
' The account of Jacob Refiner, Asieniniatitiq
for of the estate of Daniel Sterner: Uhler Wipe'
township, deceased.
JACOB HAMMER,- Itagietery
AN 0111DINA.NCE
Providing' for a Market in the Borough of i l etisso
- oiitt.• •
E it ordained and enacted by the inhabit., B
ibsuts of the Borough of Pottsville. in Coi!.
eil.Assambled. and it us hereby ordained enri
netted by the authority of the same as follows,
vita
Siarios I.—Public Markets may be held In the,;
Borough of Pottsville, daily (Sundays excieptsd„)l
in' Centre street, between Mahantango street and; .
the North Line of the Public Burial Ground, and
the space between the said points is hereby. del
Glared to be the Market Place, until the Council
by ordinance shall otherwise direct. The Mari
ket boors shall beginat day-light - and cid ateune.e4r
SecrioN IL—The following shall be stations;
fdr Horses, Wagons, and Vehicles, .on which
Puerto from the country, may expose fig. Nara
the produce of their farms and gaidens; viz t.
The east aide of Centre street, and the waist aide.
of Centre street, between the points mentioned in:
the first section of this ordinance. The Wagon".
and Vehicles to,be placed lengthwise, close to
the curbs, ins - such a manner as not to obstruct.'
the travelling an the said street, without taw. ;
croaching on the footways land not nearer than six
feet to the crossing of any street - or cartwey.—r,
Bet nothing herein contained shall prevenicartn,
wagons, or teams, employed in the transport&
don of inerchandire, or provisions. from remain-,_-
ing within the space aforsaid, for the purposesOF
loading and unloading.
Section butler, fruit, vegetables or,
provhdons of any kind shall be sold or exposed
for sale; in any of the streets, lanekolleys, or pub.,
lie highways of the Borough, during market
hoot* (except within the market,. plece),und*.
the penalty of Two Dollars_ for the first offence,
and Five Dollars for each repetition of thanfferien.
But nothing herein contpined shall prevent intik.,
viduals from serving their regular feustemers.
with butter, frail* velfdablesi or provisions of any
kind, in any part of the Borough.
SECTION person - shall buy . any beater.
fruit, vegetables, or article of provision of any ,
kind, within the Market place, or in enrol' the
streets, lanes, alleys, or public highways of
Borough between Day-light and Twelve o'clock;
noon of each Market day,, for the purpose, Or . .
with the intent of re-selling the same, or ariy pert,
thereof, under the Penalty of Five Dollars tar the.
Brat offence, and Fifty Dollars for each and ekery -
repetition of the offence.
Stamm V.—lf any person shall sell, or bring,
to the Market limits for sale, any' tinder, lard,
fruit, vegetables.or 'other provisions, in
vessels, or parce ls, as for a, greater wifight sad;
measure than die true weight and measure there
of, dr shall employ any devise foreimpositlon or,
fraud in the sales of any provision, the same shell'
be forfeited in the following manner : • The but
ter, one third to the use of the clerck of the Mar
ket, and two thirds to the directors of the Pear
and of the house of employment oftheCounty,Tor •
Schuylkill, for the use of the Poor of the. countiof
Schuylkill, and the fruit, • vegetables, sinVilow.
prudes of provision shall be forfeite d to the cos.
aeration of the Borough of Pottsville. ' •
SECTION Vl.—lf any person shedieellor expose .
for sale within the Market limite, -- any blown,
stale, imperfect, or' unwholesome provision of any
kind, the same shall be forfeited, and the offend-.
cr shall - incur a penalty of Five Dollars for the'
first offence, and Twenty Dollars fur each repe
tition of the offence. •
SECTuirt Vll.—The Council shill appoint o rs
.competcht person as clerk of the Marketoirtmas,
duty it shall be to cause the provisions of Mile
ordinance to be enforced.
Swum Vlll.—This ordinance shall go into ef
fect from and after the Fret Monday of January
A. D. 1839.
Passed into an ordinance it the Borough - cd
Pottsville the Twenty Smientb day! of .November,'
A. D. eighteen hundred and thirty; eight.
JAMES GILLINGMAIM.
• Attest. President Mike Counmk .
EDWARD OW-EN PARRY;
• Town Clerk.
Pottsville, Dec. 1.1838.
Notice. . .
THE subscribers, Auditors. appointed by the,
•JF, Orphan's Court of Schuylkill county.; tia.
distribute the Assets in ;he hands'ofJaebblwr
:nig, the Administrator of the estate offohitz
rs
gan deceased. to and among the creditors Ottittk •
deceased, will meet for that purpose:ollSW if •
the 17th day of December next, et the Utile of •
Michael Graeff, Innkeeper in the . Bormialt- of
Orwigsburg. at 10 o'clock in the foresiooni•whew
and where those creditors intekeSted trisylat."
tend. JOHN P. HOBART,
CHARLES WITIOar'" •
. JAMES H. GRAEPTi
Dee. I • Audi
• ' -f2-111 ,
Lumber' for *ae••• 1 if. •
ALL kinds— siso bills ent to order
T. S. Ridgway's items. 4 / 4 * dair. i 414
Clemens' drug store. • A -
Dee I - -• - • - .
Potatoes and CabbageO.l-
'3500 Bushels Prime eotatoes.looo.ofte4.
Cabbage, Just received and Tote tri Art ,
-Kirchasers at the Levier Storehouse, by
'JAMES DOWNsx—
Ncre.4l:l
Snpeor Faint* Flan: '1
ippECIUVcD a k ._co!udfflialeFt. fropl,,the
am'
duet -lU* seTtil 1 ° 045 "Pslgg I c
fkici,!. far We))) • •' *.
- itTgrie;e—
Ocoker *.lase.
Wantedliewdliagid4.l
SOBER, dacens man witli - a7fdially.iiipaidnil
4 11 - of Managing ulargi„faiii.niiy, • hoer Graf.
good sitnation- by osaint,poiitloge.4.
oars' Journal. Several MMus -
Canal is the ,neighborhood iliflAnint
let,
wall calculated fee tosfliniefie4fidelrh 4
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