MMEMPI=
WIF Thowasillatfiriznr .
V cuddle , •1 10 9. - # l r,ll e
markii.isfebunitet
'noiiiiiitolf , aited,' lift
Wane; 3s tottiville.Schny
mums been heard cram.
thankfully reeelittit
eeetetet to keo9 , :whather
dreamed to latitalt Mato.
119 South fifth &real, Ph
June lb
.
iri
Fire Della Reward,_
u VP_IMArAY frowetke. *Dont Colliehes.en the
- -a. anoint , of tha gith ul aid, a WIIITEDRIFT
HORSE; beim:4,ll viola hands akketkries his
head low. with a beivrinene, and short tinshy tail.
Ind is about ten years o age, and will gait with
s Ram or trot. The above Reward will be paid on
return efthe 'abet 4.Horer t. the flellmont Collieries,
on the Scbbylkill Volley F iiil 'Reed, two wiles a.
bore Port Carbon. :ELL & BOLTON.
Port Carbon, June 15, 24-11
Vatiable ll
FOR s,
THE Subscr .
' .
.. . valuable and w-!
ss a 'ltrunewick
le I Brunswick To
ty, consisuog of about 2163
part of arbiOris irabli, an
neighbourhood, on .which I
Stone, andiron Ore, of in'
has been found, and used,
large quantity. The int. .. 1
the-necessary out bnildin ,
Mansion House
a large Switzer
Apple Orchard
River and Rail
the premises.
1237 acres of Wood 1..
miles from the above, is al
June 15
d ANCH
ARDINES a l
‘ 7 for sale by
June 15
FRESH Olive Oil,
Preserved Ginger,
Maraschine'Curdi
French Pickles,
Olives and Capers
Oranges and Lem•
-for sale by
June 15
SHERIFF'
BY .Virtue of several iv, is of Venditioni Erponas
and Levari Facias, ism • out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Schuylkill C. uty, and to me directed.
will be exposed to Public Sa , at the house of Michael
Seltzer, innkeper,tn the Born i gh of Orwigsburg.
On Aionday the 81 I day of July next,
, . at 10 o'clock, A. M. All that certain Two
Story Frame Da -;ling House, with a Two
•••• Story Frame Itchen thereto attached,
gII g 5
a smoke house an. half lot of ground, situate
L in the Borongh f Orwigsburg, marked in
the general plan of the said t‘ircaugh with Number 40.
fronting northwardly on Cen e Turnpike 33 feet, west
erly by the same half lot NO. 40, eleven perches, On the
rear 35 feet, and eastwardly by lot of Jacob Hammer,
Esquire,ll perches, it being he northeasterly half part
a ,. lot No 40. Also all that ee Min Two Story Log Shop,
and part of lot No. 9. 3 isit tate in the Borough of Orwigs -
burg, in the County of Schap kill. bounded southwardlyre, 24 feet northeasterly by lot
1
on Market Squa of
George Rauah , Esquire. 9 per hes. on the rear by a pub
lic twenty feet alley, twenty- our feet, and southwester
ly by centre part of lot No. vo. it being the northeast
erly part of said lot No Two. Also all that certain Two
Stol o Frame Shop and centre part of lot No. Tao, front.
ing uthv ardly on Market Square.Twenty-Two feet,
on e rear by a Twenty fee wide alley. Twenty Two
feet, being in depth Nine p rches. it being the centre
part of mad lot No. Two. leo all that certain Two
Story Log Shop and southw - tarty part Of lot No. Two,
fronting sodthwardly on Ma ket Square. Twenty feet.,
northeasterly by the centre • tof said lot No. Two,
Nine perches, on the rear 'b a Twenty feet wide alley,
And southwesterly by lot ofC .riatophef Loeber, Esquire,
nine perches—late the,Eita of John G. Woolison.
On Tuesday the 91 day of July next,
at the house of Peter Filbe Innkeeper in. the Borough
of Pinny, ove, at 10 o'clock. . M - All "Oat certain me,-
&nage. tenement anti tract o Land, situate in Pines-Jove
Township or BoroughTtn the ounty ofSchuylkill, bound
ed by the lands of Chutes -nyder.- Tulpehocken road,
, . land of Peter F en. Marcus Caufman and
others. conta:ni g Five acres wore or less,
• ••• with the spoon i ances,cnasisting of a frame
sire
g g - :arriage llous , and also all that certain
- •ract or lot of g und.situaie as aborestat
'ed: bounded southwardly Friedensburg road. west
wardly by Peter Eckert's fa ill R‘ce, Northwardly by
&wean River. containing 3 cres more or less. Abroad
t ;at certain messuageienem t & tract of ).and, situate in
Pinegrove TOwnship, Count aforesaid, bounded by land
of Peter Sneck, John Minn! It, Jacob Seibert. Pickering.
and where, containing 170 ere. more or less, with the
appurtenances, consisting a Two Story partly Stone
and partly Log Dwelling II use, and a Log Barn—late
the' Estate of Henry W. Co to I. Esq .
At tits same time rid place, all that
...
certain tract of Land, situa e in Pinegrove Township.
Schuylkill county. formerly rks. in the State of Penn
sylvania, containing Two housand acres, be the same
more or less, adjoining lan of John Snell &Co., and
late John Nicholson. Chris pher Pincher, and George
Rapti. late the estate of D niel Kershner. being an un
divided part or a larger ct of Two 'Tholisa rid Six
Hundred Acres of Lancl„.a il premises, which Daniel
Kerper, Esquire, High She If of the (' ounty of Berks. by
Deed Poll, bearing date ihe 4th day of April, A, D. 1813.
i,
duly ackbowle Iged in Ope Court of Common Pleas of
- the said County of Berks, a oresaid, and entered among
the prodeedings 'of the s ad Court. gr anted and con
firmed to Jacob K. Boyer, moat Kenda#, and George
Rorer as tenant+ in coin n, their nem and assigns
forever. and the same pre ises which Jacob K. Boyer.
one of the above named t o ants in common, and Sarah '
his wife, by their Deed did executed, being dated the
4th day of October, A. D I 19, recorded in the office for
recording of Deeds, in the County of Schuylkill, in
Book Page granted. a d confirmed the paid Two
Thousand Six Hundred ac es of land to the said James
rL .
Elliot,i his heirs and assigns. seeming thereout one hood
red acres of Land which w 's surveyed by the said James
Elliot. Junior, to Samuel (swell, by Deed, dated 31st
day of December, 1819, at Orwigsburg, on the 17th day
of April. 1827, in Deed Bo No. 5, page 418. together
with :he hereditament, and appurtenances 'hereunto be
longing—late the Estate ei James M011...Jr. deceased.
On Wednesday he tOth dciy nfJuly
• . next. at the h use of Joseph Haughawout.
_innkeeper in e Borough of Pottsville, at
•••• 9
10 o'clock A M. All those three lots of
1111
11l g Ground or ndlngs. situate on the river
- Schuylkill, marked in Garness's additional
"plan to Port Carbon, with 1'10.16.17, and 18, one of them
No. Sixteen• containing in front on said river Seventy
feet, and in depth to the rail road; No Seventeen, con
wining in front on said river Seventy feet. and in depth
to the rail road, and tbether of them. NO: Eighteen,
containing - in front Seven y feet, and in depth, passing
rho rail road to a Thirty et street" also a certain lot of
Ground situate in Lawton' Addition to the town of Port
Carbon. in the County of uylkill, bounded in front on
Second rrtreet,in the roar yil'hird street. containing in
front Fifty feet. and -in dep One Hundred and Fifty lent.
s l h
Marked in the general pla of said Addition, No. Ninety.
With the appurtenances, consisting of a Two Story Frame
Dwelling House, with a easement story and a frame
Stable=late the Estate of
At the same Jim
certain mess ,
Mutate the ,
ass in the Count
IS 5
g : ofThomas
arnin Cooto i
Hon on he east, and Burd
taming in the whole tract
.Acres, more or less a.,
Or less lies in Columbia
from levy and sale. U . i
and eighty-fly s acres i
Barry aforesaid is levied
sidenad of great value as
of the Cattawursa Ind Su
creek. on thaf;entre turn
ed a double two story fro
s Tavern. and known as t
stable shed, a fountain at I.
- - el as a Store, a 'mine I
buildings—late theEistme
At 1 h same ti
t r
fouowin of L i n .
Schupak.* , and pa
tand - utdigiate, and of :
Dos. and
lassosoll
tract in ff
Attie.
tai •
Os
eontanain
Deborah G
Itia4, bounded by
Mutt rti n , Ben
(our hundred and
.Neff a tract.
!Wed by the la
.ombe, Jamm Si
two hundred and
James Crnwseri
Mffir=Ei
NIMM=Mi
El
411(Itt
23:
y - •
old,
the prominent.
rend!
iiit,aprlini tha Olin*
Plilitimaly, add tiardid
na I lnroniAiVa:tidbdlrbe .
iliaely ;dim ie vei7
yet liaU• A line ad.
of Wm. Cha!dbira t
crelpida,
Ella
al Estate
E.
I ber offers for sale that
I known property called
irire," situate in 'East
ash p, Schuylkill .Couti.
tree of land, the greater
tiorhe orthe 'bestin the
here is plenty of Lime
excellent finality, which
land no doubt there is a
r tnents are a Forge with
! a Sa w Mill, a fine
ve Dwelling Houses,
Barn, and a - Thriving.
The Little Schuylkill
Road both ?pair through
eitoate- from/ to 3
offered for vale.
.DANIEL FOCHT.
.
'VIES, just received and
N. NATHANS. I
242t1•
a, jest received and
I, N. NATUKNS.
24-tf
SAXES.
'e and place, all that
P.'• e, tenement or tract of Land.
I ter part in Barry Township,
of Schuylkill. adjoining lands
I adwallader on the west,' Ben.
on the south. David F. Coy.
iPatterson on the north. con
hree hundred and seventy five
in ninety acres of which more
`county. and will be excluded
this proceeding two hundred
‘or less, in the Township of
1. This tract of Land is con
/
. al land. I) ing at the junction
ibury roads: near the Mahatroy
. ike road, upon which is erect.
`e and log House, occupied u
t reen's Tavern. a large frame
1 e door, a frame building erect
, ' sling House. with other out
lof Valentine Brobst. deceased.
j and place, ail the
situate in Barry Township.
in other county, bounded by
njamin Coembe. James Beni
four hundred acres, more or
t tract. Also all that certain
nd ofCrowsert, Bond Patter
!
amin Coombe and others. co 4.
ree acres, egore or less, called
. Iso all that' certain tract of
above mentioned tract. Ben
.phenson. land unknown, eon—
/
. inety acres,fifty.four perches,
tract. Also ail that certain
MEE
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14.
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=-i~-;mss=:a~`tt's:_ "``~:i=~
LJ'~'
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tractor. ,- . -JI/Jfitc*ltO Above mentionot‘
AtOhiblgil Alt 11 11 **VatialWindirthet1;;Mrs. -
tailing far,lst hid 'satiety ii 'ftrartitemiteelliMik
„ad
.Jmotiagdkp
4
~...vir• ~-,., : -..., „
...-....„,„....., •
,-",..... llifM7-. 'it** elf*4:
- A* 0.6 1 0 tenon, pin af, :' - - camplollei An -m.
bounded Isy theisselaboso mint* - 'Winn' `Motile'
sot *a tithenkOtotitihingiree initidielfaaninitifiesel -
IBMs or In .41500.0 thatcertain tiatt of litilham No&
rison'afp . ocebonedildlijide lait Otiose inemlitletCtract..
James ;Staphenson'itr..part of-Widiant, 11114inines. - Pans
coundnind itroitindilred andolight acres. monoor:Isso.
Also port of Thcittio Caplan. Also part of "Vitoria.
Guido and Willii*AdLpts and 'Others. land orrlitintas
Catkin. William Adams, B Young., William Green, Es.
..,ther Kimmel, and others. mmtairnnt one hundred Mid
eight}-6r; acres, hire or less. Also :di that arrant
tract, boo deli *told ilAir.htbild McCillatunot Ste
phenson anti otheraV ti ssining foity aFea, more or foss
—late thattitateitf ''' tom Colima: - . 1 '
• At the same tale anc4i#C4,4 l / that
certain nowainage 14 tract ofunimpriiiidlind, situate
in Rush ownalnix, Vehoirikill aluity.'boundcd land
of Cher ilmantiq b uire, land of late Beillatitin R.
fti orgao, by.,. rid hi e elalthedliawig .Berge! Mid
othera. contain ,g einiy aerecland one ilunaietl mid
thirty-two perches all4l allowance more or less—late the
,
Estate of iorge Wi'Odenlaumer.
At the i sami t lime and place, al/ that
;certainessuage. ienemr 'nand tract of Land
situate a Union Township, in the County
icnt u ri of Sch Mill. bounded by lands of Henry
II at. JohnAumlile, lieetcryMythotE land said
-- to belodg to the Miners' Bank of Pottsville.
in the County of . Sdhuyikill, and °there, containing fi ft y
acres, more or leas) with the appurtenances. connoting
ore one sod a halfttory log dwelling beule and a log
di
barn—late cE sta eof Dile& .fry.
.1t the Balla time and placc, all that
cersilundivided •moiety. the whole into
two eq 'al parts te be parted and divided, of
semu . ill that eertain two story stone tavern House
•
Se 1 and ambles, sheds. end lot of Ground situ
ate in the Borough of Pouseille.and mark
ed in the general pl,n bf said Borough of Pottsville, with
the No. shneen, , containing in front silty feet, and in
depth two hundredpend thirty feet, bounded by Centre
turnpike. by a twang' feet alley, and by lot No. fifteen,
being thehame pre*ises which Daniel Moyer and Eliz
abeth his wife conve, ed to John Carry. his heies and
assigns, by Deed dated the lsiti day df October, A. D.
1831. together with the he: edstaments and appurtenan—
ces—late the Estate of John Curry. '
Jt the same time and, place, all that
certain undivided fourth part, portion, or interest of
in and to a certain tract of Land, called and known
wile Heim tract; situate in Norwegian town hie,
in the County of Schuylkill, near the junction of
Muddy Branch with West. Weat Branch of lb
:Schuylkill River, beginning at a post on a line o
'Philip Klauscr's land, thence by that land north, 49
degrees east, 226 perches to a post, thence by land
of Abraham Faust & Jacob Heim south 40 east 120
perches to ti post, thence by land of late Casper Mer.
ale, south 50, west 58 perches, and south 40, els' 10
perches to a stone, thence by land of George Rahn,
Esq. south , 50, west 168 perches to a stone, and north
40, west 126 perches to the place of begining, con
taining 181 Berea and 23 perches, and allowances.
It being the same tract of Land which Abraham
Faust and Catharine his wife, and Jacob Heim, by
Deed dated the 13th day ofJ tine, A. D. 1829, record
ed at OrsVigsbarg, in Deed Hook No. 7, page 67,
granted aria conveyed' to Charles Miller and Sam
uel Rex, Who by Indenture dated the 2d January,
1839, and the Same recorded at Orwigsburg, afore
said, in. Deed Book No. 8, page lt1:4, granted and
conveyed the same to Samuel L Shober and Jacob
T. Bunting. Ahab one undivided fourth part, per.
Lion, or interest, of in and to a certain strip es parcel
of Land, adjoining to. and hereafter to be taken as
a parcel of the above described larger tract,'hegin.,
ing at a stone corner, thence by land of said Shober
arid Bunting, north 49, east.6o perches, to a post at
the creek,' thence down the creek, south 42, east 5
and 4-10 perches to a post corner, thence by a tract
of land, patented to Reuben Hams, called Chandler's
shop, south 49, west 80, to a post in the line Of the
said
,tract, called Chandler's shop, and thence 'by
said land of said Shober and Bunting, 'north 42,
wont 5 and 4 10 perches to the place of begining,
containing 2 acres and 4 perches. It being the
same land which Jacob Faust and Elizabeth his
wife,.by 'Deed dated Ist January, A. D. 1830, re
porded at Orwigsburg, iii Deed Book No. 8, page
412, grdnted and conveyed to said Shober and Bunt
ing, and the same, which Abraham Faust, and Cath
arine hue wife, and Jacob Heim, by Deed dated the
6th day of January, A. D. 1830, also recorded at
Orwigsburg aforesaid, released to the Said Shober
and Bunting, and are N the same two tracts of land to
which the said Shober and Bunting, by Indenture
bearing even elate, herewith granter] and conveyed
one undivided fourth part to Jacob Bright and Al.
°sander Laverty, the said two tracts together, con
taining 179 acres 113 perches, neat measure, togeth
er with the hereditament* and appurtenances—late
the Estate' it Jacob Bright and Alexander Laverty
By Virtue of a.Warrant of the Commissioners
of Schuylkill County, to me directed,
sinswill be sold, all that certain mes*nage.
as
51 I tenement and half lot at Ground. situate
-in the northwesterly side of Market St ,
in the ii.irough of Pottsville, in the County of Schuy I.
kill, marked in row. end Patterson's addition to
Pottsville, with No. 15, boonded on the southVyester
ly side by the same other half lot No. 15, late David
Levy, begining at the south corner of a stone,thence
nwili 60. e-mst 51 feet to a stone, thence north 30
west 190 feet to a post, thence south 60. west 50 feet,
thence south 30, east 132 feet to a post. thence .ouch
60, 2 feet to a post, thence south 30, east 58 feet to the
piece of begining, containing in final on Market et.
52 feet, in the rear 50 feet,
,and in depth 190 feet,
with the appurtenances, consisting of a two story
partly brick and'inirtly stone Dwelling House, and
a two story stone Kitchen thereto attached; slat, one
story frame Duelling House, with a frame Kitchen
thereto attached—late the Estate of
Seized, taken into Esecution, and to be sold by
PETER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwige- t
burg, June IS. 1839.
Police Officers.
A T a Meeting of the Council of the Borough of
Pottsville, held on Tuesday Evening, the 211s1
May, 1839, the following named persona were dilly
appointed Police Officers, to serve for the ensuing
year, and until others be chosen:
Wrlliarfl Shivelay, Philip Hoffa,
John Shippers; . Henry Krebs,
Jacob Kline, John Jennings, •
Nathan Evans, William Becker,
Lawrence Lawler, Philip Wolfinger,
Daniel B. Christ, James Cleary,
•
John Silver, Peter Jennings,
Thomas D. Beatty, Isaac Thonspaoc,
John Sites, , John Corry,
Charles W. Cllemena, Jacob Kohler,
Edmund Q. Henderson, John Lenhart,
Daniel Hill, John L. Collo,
Nicholas , -
Edward E. Bland,
.Enock W. McGinnis, Thomas J. Baird,
James Sillprrian, jr. Daniel Kaercher,
Edward O'Ctonnor, Henry . Boyer,
Samuel D. Leib,
Charles Gillingham,
t George Li. Leib.
-
Est{acts from the Minutes.
lEDWARD OWEN PARRY,
June 8 'tt 23- Town Clerk.
cotwitain Rurr,
Clock eind Watch Otaker,
• . POTTSVILLE, PA.
RESPECTFPLLY informs the Pnblici that he
has on hailid a general sisortment of Brass
Eight Day Cloaks, 7tbenty.four Hour Clocks, Pat
ent Lever, Engllsh four ounce, and Ladies Watches.
Jewelry of all 4escriptions, U.sical Oozes, Breast
Pins, and Earingra, Gift guard Chains and Keys,—
Silver Table Skioce, Gentlemen's 'and Ladies Pen
cils, Thimbles, clasps for money purses, &C.„ all of
winch will be sOld cheap for cash.
N. B. Chichi and Watches of every deBCription
repaired at the Shot WS( notice.
June 8, 1839
Honks and Wagon.
rriwo Horicii, Waggon and Harness, One Cart,
Plodgh and Harrow; 8000 Joint Shingles, for
sale by WYI. HAGGERTY, Exeputor.
June 8
Bale Hay.
FHE Subset has erected a Hay Press at Frick's
Locket, tt rn e canal. near Lawrenceville, where h e
weeds to keep on hand a constant supply of -Pressed
Hay and Straw *lnch he will sell on reasonable terms.
Orders for Hay atW Si raw thankfully received and strict.
ty a ttended , to.• Iteferrence Mr. Henry &ate!, Agent,
Pottsville. :4 JACOB FRECK.
June 8 1 l' amu 293
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tniitti,:koliiiri - -s.lioniOn; e--... - ..-:::,:f" . 1.. , .... , Ti, , _,- 5.::, ~.-:::::::
Bmith'llidliiiii iffitiiLW -.', •••.---. .. - ..- i. ..
era interested : "'?.: .-- -- ' ' `''''' idirrilli - ?ldiW.lk '18&&
IN the matter te-theliibtiol .pf flenryK Strew
a for a eiseprtiles . rdir to 4rpetnata'the testimozit of .
'witness& idielitiiii- tplhililitejei:lisis'-adjoultsg
tracts of land, containing eileb four hundred acres.
or dieraiboirtaakitir on-..n9d near RaustiLereo., r...ia.1
'Fiberfil's and Xower.Mallintsti.go UntoliMP l 4. ll3 -
the said county oftchnti l till,surveyeiciii dianatnitin
of Robert Kinnear...Nap Kinnear. Sophio, Mo ye rs
John 'Harris end Christiiiiii - Laysinbursh, in whom'
Dunes warrants were respectirdy ;granted by the:
f'ofnotoiiiiiiidi::of 'Frditisyliaiiiit, on • the Stlr :def . - or
May, 1794.' "rife ',mart . gnihied itClitle-Oh !ism
mood Dugan.-Frederick. Engin. 3ohn Iffisar
Smith, llober.i..11;11192; -- Smith Halt* and - .all
others. thilittirelrild legal representative, Of Clan
beriand Otinein, lets of;the elly of Baltuntire; deo?'
end ea all itkeribleratti Ps tie P ii oa e l lik i ltel ' 4 '
tiers ; to shoientiiiin by the 22d day, nilidy next. z
why a worn* alma' * not Issue Oniferth s e, seal
of the said .eitirlAiiiieAtireeted isiatieli . perinn or
persons es the court nwliy iioortit'for the, summa=
lion of the petitioner's witnesses. is iniiittliiris Tel' ; -
end the 'court Zee. vttlidein order that tbrfaerviee of
notice of the-Wad rob& should be by publication in
the newspapers therein described.
By the Court.
GEO. lain% Prothonotary.
2` et
June
,B
ConimOn School Report.
AT &Stated Meeting of the Board of Director's:ix
Common &Imola of the Borough of Pottsville.
held at the Pennsylvania Hall, on Wednesday the
141 h of May. 1839. BritiOrin tonatOr.,-.7un m and
Prrxa F. map*, were appointed a Committee to
take an inventory of the personal property belonging
,to the Common Schools. affix a valcation to said
property, land procore from the Secretary and pub
lish on tho Newspapers of this Borough a Statement
of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Cormion
Schools from the time .they commenced up to the
first January last, in pursuance of which , the
following statement, has been ProOtteCl, authen
ticated by vouchers in pieseasion of 'the Directors
of said Schools :
Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the
Common. Schools in the Borough of Pottsville
up to let. January. 1839.
1835. Received Irom the State •
• Appropriation this year 123 sti
From Daniel Christian, Cone°.
for a ppcUnted by County Corn.
=2latill
From Geo. H. Stschter.
lector of the above takes
1836. Received from the State
Appropriation this year 123 53}
FrOm 'razes istavimd be ilia
(3(soncil and ireclors of
marnmonSehoola for this year 1.313 55
- . _ 1,437 07
1837. Received from the State
Appropriation this year 473 26
From Taxes assessed by the Di
rectors of the Common
Schools for this year 1092 62
1838. Received from the State
Appropriation Incluiing the
School House fund
1839 • Received from the• State
Appropriation
1839, I Jan.'t Balance in the ..
hands of the Treasurer 1,084 65
N'alue of School fissures how
in the Common Schciols
1836. Expended during this year:
For Tuition 1,051 96
Rent 107 63
• School Fixtures 240 37
Repairs 53 36
Miscellaneous 56 75
1837 Expended during tine year:
For Tuition 1017 53
Rent — 2112 50
Fuel 74 50
Repairs 4 40
nv..irea 16 00
Miscellaneous 1 30 29
1838 Expended during this year :
' Fur 'Nam 1797
Rent :435 50
Fucl 1,35 49
Repairs 7 53
Miscellaneous " b 3 94
Balanminhamisoamer
The committee embrace this opportunity of call
ing the attention of the public to the increasing use
fulness and e ffi cacy of instrlction afforded B the
Common School System. •
From a careful examination of the reports of the
Visiting Committees apPointed weekly by the
Board, it Is found that the improvement of the pu
pils taught in the Public Schools is equal to the
. progress made by nose instructed in private schools,
and that many children are instructed in the Com
mon Schools, whose parents could not afford to pay
for their tuition.
MEI
The parents and guardians of children who are
taught in the Common Schools, as well as the Cit
izens generally, wuuld, no doubt, be gratified by vis
iting the Schools frequently, as.it would afford them
pleasure to mark the good order and regularity
man.tained in the Schools, add the application and
progress of the Scholars in their several studies.—
The Scholars would thereby be stimulated to use
greater exertions in learning- r visitdrs would be
enabled from actual observation, to form correct a
pinions of the merits and defects of the Common
School System of instruction—parents slid guar
dians would discharge a duty which they owe to the
Pupils who ere under their direction, and all par
ties be benefitted.
Tickets of admigsion ate .i
issued EVIII,T MONDAY
ti
to applicanta.by the following persons, who eve
been elected Directors for the present year : Cl
are Benjamin F. Pomroy. Benjamin Coombe, an.,
Aridrew Russel, Robert Woodside, Nathan Evans,
and Peter F. Motley.
, BENJAMIN CCK)MBE, Jun.,
PETER F.- MUDEY,
June 8
NOTICE.
ALL persona, indebted to the Subscriber by
- 4-3 *- Book account are desired to make settlement
on or before the IStli June, after which date the de.
mends will be placed in a collector', hands.
'Jane 8 23-2 t ' JOHN SILVER.
rrtHE Court of Appeal for the let Truop of
a Schuylkill Counry Cavalry will be held at the
Public House of Win. Mortimer, on Friday, the 28th
anat., between the bond of One and Sil o'clock
P. M. GEO. C. WYNKOOP,
June 8 23-3 t Captain.
11711EREAS fire Subscriber and Ms wife NIA
' • RT JENKINS. having agreed to 'operate—
and the Subscriber agrees to pay her a weekly por
tion for her support, he therefore cautions the pub.
lic not to trust her on his accOuct, as he will pay no
debts of her contracting alter this date.
SAMUEL JENKINS.
Minereville, June &h,1839. 23-3 N
BIS
MACKEREL No. I and 2,
l".. Lard, Beans and Barley.
Hams, and Shoulders, tor sale by
may 4 Is-if HUNTZINGER & KREBS
Valentia Note Paper )
T 64 cents per sheet jest received and for sale by
40ffiLlune 1 B. BADMAN.
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920 00
572 00
243 95
--1,328 60
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eplai4iil3 Felipe; •fiw e leytthrof Natirspispere Ulla.
Mies. &a. loin) teoltnei eget:priming to sny dui
larger. i , -- - 4 i
His typo ;rill be ihatekiinstertak 'or the best
WigortMeatorell selisoneaviridpopiirad,by machine
ryOriyented for the purpose; wiiio assurmi the
-most elect adjusdibilla. - z.- , - .7. • i
'Specimens will be published as 1 ) 1 4 t , 5 . Illegible
.. - -IZ-; ENG4AVING.-,0:41, W ;-
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E , lgeentild with neaten:en 101 l prtjuliaiu Heeds:
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for newspaper . facsimiles, Sim tal end plain.
rules, &e.. &c. up- with the instant esuracy in type
tidal Or • wood. - • . ..!
• Old cent metal cutle t ornament . ‘ angrated ev
il)
er,, and- made egoil larligir ithalft ir original caw.
iCliberal discreet for alai- Si 'month' credit
on the , moat a ppiagerf meanly . idea" from the
country pricer& attended 'to. All letters most be
post paid.
l &liters of papers in the cogintry who wilt
give thesibovegavertisement is fee hvertions. and
forward , • paper containing the stets the ;dyer.
tiger. Will be paid therefor in an of the above
teentirai4d iitatenals.
June 8 r 13-3
ALL
pa indebted to the him Arm otearter &
Doran. are /iambi., notified that . the Books base
been plated in the hinds o l f Esquire Bpayd, to whom
they are 'requested to oaks payment forthwith. Ac.
counts, r emaining unsettled ' the , Ist of July will
be proceeded against without res to persons.
. June 8 28 it
aldtainistratinos" once.
ALL persona indebted to the to of Mickeel
&Vitiation, late of Schuylkill Slaves. deceased;
qe required to make prompt payment to the Sub
amber, and those having claims airoinst it will pre
sent them, as early as possible, that they may be
prov;d and settled. HENRY SAILOR,
Adsisniatratar cum testormato miner*.
Schuylkill Haven, June 1. 22-30.
D aid tip* of Partneis hip. -
wE, the undersigned, having by mutual con
sent dissolved partnership, ill persons in
debted to said parties are requested to pay the same
to Edmond Ellis, who is hereby authorized to- re
ceive the same and - settle the acounts of said firm.
SAMPSON ELLIS,
EDMUND ELLIS.
2•2-3 t•
Challenge Mackin".
MERU
Coacquenec, 3une I
THIS Celebrated Artiele—Mason's Unequalled
and inimitable Challenge Blacking, by the
Gross, Dozen, or Single But.—Also Mason's Superi
or Black Writing ink, warranted to improve by
age, in Bottles, by the Gross or Retail, for sale by
June I 22—tf A. A. GILE.'
Received direct from
Richmond,.
ACHOICE assortment of Virginis Bacon (Smith.
field cured) consisting of Hama, Shoulders and
Flitches, which are offered far mire by
C. RiCHARDS.
June 1 22—It opposite the Town Hall
1,566 08
1,653_72
731 00
7,04,40
AVERY eoperior article of Cavendish, Coarse
Roll and Fine *Twist Tobacco,. by the keg or
retail.—Also Fine On Tobacco for Smoking, Span
ish, dalfSpanhat and Corinnon Segos. •
Jane . 1 224 F A. A. GILE.
PERSONS who have claims against the Estate
of the Rev. Arthur Wainwright, deceased, are
requested to furnish their accounts to the subscri.
ber for settlement, and persons who are indebted to
said estate to make payment without delay.
June 1 22-6: WM. HAGGERTY, Executor.
1 510 07
Davy's Safety Lamps)
OF the beat cor.struction, and most approved kind,
also maims new gauges to old lamps, and other
repair. dune at the subscriber's Clock and Watch
Maker Shop; in Cintre,street, Pottsville.
June 1 ti—if iOSEPu COATSIV(3IiTS.
Stray Cow;
C .4 . 11E to the Subscriber's plate it thi north
American Mill, three weelis ago, a RED COW,
with I White Face, about oor 10 years old. The
owner is Ns:pealed to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away utherwise she will
be sold. , JAMFS BRENNAN.
June I • 22-3t'
2;263 46
1,084 65
$7,003 40
Libel of D.vorce from In the Court Common of
Sonde of Matrunouy. Pleas of Schuylkill connty.
To James Richards.
PARE: Notice that your wife Elizabeth Richards has
hied her libel an the Court of tiotunion Pleas of
Schuylkill county, in which she prays to be divorced
from the Binds of Matnmony entered into With you.
the Court of sand County have ordered that you be and
appear at a Court of Common Pleas,., to be held in ■nd
for said County at Orwagsburg, on Monday the 22nd day
of July nett, to answer the libel of your wife afo-eamd.
PE E'ER F. LODWlG,Sherifl.
•
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs- 22-4 t•
burg. June 1,1839.
The Large Capitals for June.
ALEXANDRIA No. 4, draws 15th June-78
cumbers and 14 drairn ballots.
SPLEIS DH) CAPITALS.
1 Grand Prize of 75,000 DOLLARS:
25,000 "
15,000 "
10,000?
6,000 " •
6,000 "
4,000 "
.:20 of - - 2.000
20 of - • 1;000 4
lrpowest Pries - 20 "
Tickets only 120—Sharei in propnrtldd.
The above is really a splendid scheme, we mean
to send the capitals by order to tile country—send
in your ordeta soon yod will bit too late. •
The schemes' for the balance of the month has
not arrived, but no doubt we shall have on each
Wednesday a Capital of $20,000 i and Tickets *S,
and on each Satorday Capitals of $30,000, Tickets
210. When orders arrive too late for the scheme
ordered, Tickets will be sent in' the nest—edien.
torero may rest assured strict attention to the a
bove will be observed.
Comm ittee,
23-3 t
MiiiOEMMIIMI
N.ll. Li order, addressed to N. Canfield, Cam
den P. 0, New Jersey, will be pmeaprly answered.
Drawn numbers of Aletander N0..3, drawn 18th
May,1839 :
15 45 65 48 St 37 55 7828 8 14 31 18
Cnmbination 8 14 36-81,00 sent to. the
country.
• Draws numbers of Maryiand No. 12, drawn 22d
May
46 8 61 45 14 1 6 66 27 ea 10 26 TO
Recollect to address u above for the Capitals:
N. R. Adventuress may real aiitued that when
$5 or $lO soma are sent if the achilmesire out tiieo.
Honed, Tickets will be seat in the eery best.
June 1 1212--1
John Pinkei;Uni Jr. Co:
CLAIR. .
"W in Store 2 Pipe! Pat *AVE nne. a genuine
•article, which they ofer at a moderate price;
have also an assortment of English .superfine Cloths
and C e e s imeres, which being knight of the
.no.
facturer (direct.) and consequently mil used ;with
two or three intermediate profits, will he wild at as
low a pnce as infrtior good. ate' generally offered
at.
Inn. 1' 2l-3t
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List Noticei
Tob attco
Notice.
BEHOLD
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17r 3 $p aeraw Deo' - Deeeti:
filskltereeei .liiikett4l)rieittel.'ltat;
JeadMirme..tielfen.
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Turnip Seed.
Merrervait Teree.
Such Buie. &e.. fin}aqe • •
Jim 1 " '
HAMS..Shaaklitim And.fl,itehra.primer.;l.3; for:
'Luis by •-• , • t - ‘46;IIOGILE. -
June I • • t ' •••• •
41oiH , -
ATZreitaut pir 100. just imparted tad for ale by
Juno I • !gi,..itANNAN.
lietallic Itgetioraudiilill
A RWOOD"dimproved Paient Meer wandam 13ooks
with Wank pan, just repaired Ler%r 'sale b
Jane 1 . BAmAd.
PA EN* STEEL
Cross-Strained
Riciww D. sri.*pal'Ozii,
&idle. Bridle, cud Think - filfoeufsdarer.
in p ESPLXIIMILLY tenders! his sincere thanks to his
Ifillenstomere mid the Public in general fiwthe very
liberal encouragement he has received from them, He
now informs them that be ban an improvement in the
construction 'of Saddles, for which .be has a patent
right. and recommendsthein to the Public am being far
superior in durability, ease, and comfort (a the rider
than an y other yet invented, and he recommends hi,
Steel Spring ems... Strained Saddle to the notice oldie
public, with confidence. He therefore respectfully in.
vita the Public to call at his shop next door to Mr.
Herter Store "tarty opposite the Exchange Hotel,
Centre street, Pottsville., and examine for themselves.
He alio keeps Conetant ly on hand a general axon
ment of all kind, of mirk, such as Saddles, Bridles. Pat
ent Fly Nets. Coach. Gig, and Wa?on Harnesa.Trunks,
V alicea, Travelling Bags. Gig and Riding. Whips. dm
Every description of work in his line will be made to
order, on the shortest notice, with neatness. durability,
and on terms as low as it can be done elsewhere.
May 25 • 21-ti'
EXCOIt RAGE KOMI E 1 1 1ANUFACTUIREM .
. Vire t !!Fir !!
DUCHETS AND HOSE,
ADE equal to any that can be Priwure , einewbiAL
as cheap, by RICHARD D WIDENER.
May Y 5 '
• Pottsville Iron Works. '
WASTED.
3 OR 4 find rate Steam Engine Finisher - to whom
constant employment and good wages will begiven.
May 25 21-3 f BENJAMIN F. POM.ROY.
May 24 21-tt
Cloth, Cashmere, and
SUMMER CLOTH.
ALARGE and well selected assortment of all col
ours and prices, just received and for sale at the
Cheap Cash Store. SA MUEL HARTZ.
May 25 21•tl"
400 Bushels Potatoes,
50 Xiarrel! . Superior family door in Store, and for
sale whelssale by SAMUEL HAUTE.
May Y 5 Yl-tf
Lumber.
rtoNSTANTLY for sale. Shingles. Boards. and Lum
ber of venous kinds by SAMUEL HA RTZ.
May 25 21-t f
NOTICE.
ALL persons-indebted to the subscribers sent pleatre
call and. settle their accounts by the first of June,
as after that date all unsettled accounts will be placed
in the hands of a Magistrate for collection.
JOSEPH WHITEISt SON.
Mount Carbon. May 25 21-2 t
Notice.
To Contractors (Or
EXCAVATION & MASONRY.
PROPOSALS will be ,received on the 13th and
14th ultimo. at the olfice of the Philadelphia, and
Reading Rail Road Company in Philadelphia. Air the
Roadway Formatine and Masonry of a bout six miles and
a ballot the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road be
tween the Valls of Schuylkill and the termination of the
Rail Road an the Delaware River. On this portion 'of
the Rail Rold is comprised a tunnel under the Norris
town Rail Road, and a wiry plain job ef walling and em
bankhient at the Company's Landings on the Delaware.
Plans and specifications of the work to be let, will be in
readiness for exhibition on and after the lUth proximo, at
the Rising Sun Itrcern, on the Geimantown Road, and
all further information in relation to the work which may
be desired will be given oil application at the same place
to Charles T. Stewart, Assistant Engineer.
MONCURE RORINJON.
Philad'a., May 18th, 2 2t Chief engineer.
N. B. Contractors not personally known to the En—
gineer will be expected to hand in with their proposals
certificates as to diameter and competency.
NEW GOODS;
JUST received in addition to the fo liner stock a new.
and general assortment of Seasonable Goods. con
sisting of
Dry Goods of kinds:
Groceries of superior qua/il9,
Queens and Glans Wore,
Boots and Shod,
Looking Glasses,
Ready Made .Cl4hing,
Air f intend hereafter confining myself u much as
possible to a Cash Business. I respectfully invite sal
persona wishing to purchase goods Gliettpfor Cash to
call and examine my assortment for themselves.
SAMUEL BARTZ.
21—tf
May 25
IEgARGALINST
THE subscriber thankful ft.r the patronage received.
informs the Public that be has Just received and
opened at his Cheap Store in Market street. a second
supply of Spring Goods, to which he would invite their
attention. EDMUND W. EARL.
May 25 2.l—tf
LAMA eassimeres. )r red Sam Yu:stings. Marseilles
Hoskin Gloves, Wkitiand Mixed i Hose, Pon
gee Hdkin, die. E. W. EARL.
May 25 • • 21-tt .
VELEACIIED and Unbleached Domestic Muslin.
.1 1 -.Lbeckt, Chintzes ,Umghams,Dosiery, &r-
May 25 21-If tt. W. EARL
LA DIE'S White and Black Silk Rose. Green Gangee
Veils, Cambric Hata, Worked Ruffles. Fancy
Dress HOVE.. dr.e. E. W. EARL
,
LOW Sommer &oche, Bosoms, Collars, Embroidered
&mendate, just received and for sale cheap.
May 25 25-tf E. W. EARL.
111110.4111.
30 Mids. received and for saki by
MILLER & HAGGERTY
May 95,
Pota
504:0Bashos of Potatoes recessed and will be
sold low to close sale by
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
May - 25, • 50 —tf
Grass Jackets.
tffiySea Gnus roundabouts, 'for sale at the low
price °TUTS each, for Cub, by
MILLER & BAGGIRTY.
2L—tf
May 25:.
STEED
tfiree pointed'Peerrin Pens. ander
Spring. do,. ELM 414 pointed do.. Gillette do.—
Aim; Ladies' Boudoir Steil* Nan kw received and for
- •
ale by, B. BANNAN.
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intuited. farkiii '. - alse - akeidott.inal,' , 'C'-ThiA:4 tts
. /4 ishment ii Vapplirtilfrfilitititlol:llM,i,..i
OW/Mi. S'Ablia• 5te;904,710.",} W 7,4 : 4 _tr..T: - .
IF patronise it. ,
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m Larder- and Cellar auPPlied.littk, ....r!!:;1,.1.:
and anentivesereante.w . glat*arirbeat thetall otntit 7 e. ,;..:
'mi.! Charge 1, 0 . 0 4,atfj 1 ' 111A114121=W.giSSII:44-M
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WATEICFUSE 4 34
Far Wasting troitirtsitefAlreititiumiliqust*,l
seissti sad ihr side it this office. A t ,l. -T%
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4iNi.r. 14 . 75. 4.41.0
0 11 .11 - 11 anoUlaerillr.
L T= rooked- *O9
QP",3acon, for sittilin.WAo.lll:ll4iorelki#*-
RO YQUDT.. 4 teg*ViNetq4 •
: • 146./torth
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&ARK ell' the Mulberry *se todOilk AT" ,t l r,
, • new and excellent work.:. ;.- •..: --- --- , 7.- a4,.. - :1
Cobbs Silk Miiinalrilli - ,r,- '... - .i,,, • =. • ~.,..
.i Sayer's American IrrnifGerden Conipenkariai , - -
. iso a new and excellent . werk, -••• • •-•,•• 4 '''• - 1,- r
Jim received and * sale by • , - .-_• •-•.• 4 ~- , t.. , 1
niey 4 ' 'lll- 1 z •B iIANNINv -:•,- ..!
PAPFRS.tdra, •- •
A L A RGE • assortMent+ 'of-Fitolerep - Letter sad VoUri4
A
Papers from 81,50 to per] reem4ruledaad.plebi,, , ...
Among the supply is somesupprior bmtilish Victoria
Post. just received Whole s ale And. Retail by
gay t 8 29 .R. &ANNAN— •
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AT lin election fielitla the himerWofWilliete:3 *_
timer, on MorldayLthe 13th inst., the folloW.Ing,;: - :
mined palkonio wee *dad - tu l igets of the Potts. ,
alto liokater'Comproy for the is_ ing jaar, , -;.nrizi l. ''" 4 l'
\ Fil&eaNi.iiiiit l e;, •
Sameteet&ll_ymireek
111/lii Mt Hang,
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Joke - o,.!grmst," l .
'Cheerio ' W. GleOlens,
re&gaail:Wl'. '"airteolf,
ati ,
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arab mier;
indreirOlass a.l ,
Vr
And at a meeting of, the &lard of iattageis siw
Tuesday evening, the 2-lat. Mat., Andrew Ruttier,
wall re elected Piemideni, 'end Alexander Grthalit
Trasurer, for the alining pier,
May 25,
•
FO t SALE.
• • A TW9I STORY BRICK. HOUSE in
Norwegiarr Sireet c licirmigh of Pottsville. ,
• 6 • : With the adjoining halflot of groondjateip
occup 4 ed by Strang" N. Palmer. Esq. , The ,
house is well built, with good aecommoilt•
do a fora famdrresidente.
or terms, which will be reasmiable, apply to
pp Ithh Q. W. FA RQKHAR:
' or to A' UNDERHILL.
14 Pine Street, New' York.
May 18
- ditto 'Cash Store.
TIIQ Subscriber begs leave to iniorra.hia
and . ttre Public in generel, that he has opened
a New Cash Store in the Town of 'Llewe llyn, Schay
kat county, consisting ~of
' Dry Goode,' . •
Groceries,
Hardware,
Glass and Varela:ware,
Cedar -Ware, 4c..4 .c., - •
Which-he intendi to; sell for cash as• low u
any other place in the County. Country produce
wdi be taken et Market prices.
I J ACOB KA ERCHER.
Llewellyn, May 19—tf
•
To I4ntr.
FOR , AS
rilliE Abutments' and Pi ra of Six or Eight.
l l' Bridges on the 3jine of the Philadelphia and
Reading Rail Road. tibove Reading. are yet to be
contracted for, which will be let privately, to suite .
able Contractors, if imMethate application be made
Plans and elevations' of the - Work; will be ahewn at,
the Engineer's Office, at Reading, and propoials re
ceived by the undersigned.
WIRT:ROBINSON, •
may 11 19—Ii Acting Engineer. _
JI~W 4 tmmbi.
luiz l
MILLER tr. HA'.. G r ARTY hariiiiand a full..
AxiLassortment, of tir ~nds,...„Otocertior;. 'W,ineat,'
and Liquors, to ,w ' 0;4 inrile Ont attentibn to .
their Friend* and th4iLPublic,,,,whO may be drain:ma .
of buying cheap g nu tor cash,
may 4
Notice
58 hereby green. that thesubscriber has taken on
!letters of Administration - le the, estate of Amec
Tynan, deceased, and all person! knowing them: ,
allies indebted, are !required to make ;myriad.
to the subscriber, on or before the Bth day of-itinik;
next, and those having elainis against the estkte,ereil
requited to pieeentireame,
RIC ARD LEE, Admilitraton
april 27 17 .7 1111
NEW SPRING G fie fiitOOS.
4isos EAMirbi
RESPECTFULLY informs lug friemla. and - lhe
public generally; that he is just rseceirtmat:
his Dry Good. and Minivan!, Store; a few doors a.
hove the ToW's Hist, a large apd general assort
ment ofStaplo and Flinty Dry Goods. Bonnets, Leg
horn and Palm Leaf Hats, &a. • .
april 27
NEWSPOING G 4) ODS‘
4 GENERAL asstirtnient ofTreih aptjebrasona-,
4 - A. able Goods, just taceived and now apentai for
sale, coosisung or 1 • - • -
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Dry Goods, ..
' Groceries.
Grass anta r .il eenswam a
r u l te
. Macke 1
a ry Fish, .
,
Stay P '.
ii.4l;;lc. &c., . . ..
Which will be sold a :usutilly low foreasb or in az.
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change for country nee. The chutes. of' the.
Borough, and public gamely are. respictfbny bi
vited to call sad era thr ; tbeanselves. ;• • .
A. A. a nsi: c .. - ,
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Mt, 4
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*BE thidersiiptat . having completed; qtlaffier et
Late a mile of Late Rail Road; interseidin the
W o w c ree k Rail cl. about a quarter of a Mil.
north of blinersville is-ness prepared :to enter late ,
a contract eith any ottoman whiling to purehati;
I superior Red Ash L. fitu;stba Kunlun !fein t
fiom one thousand t ti.itt- upwards, at the. gam s .,
or at Schuylkill Mt mi; - 41ame t best snit the4un r ,
Maser. • . - - .-7 4 1-41:11iN PLATT,,,rt— r
may 11 ..
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