We agree with the N. Y. Cour e.r and Enquirer
that the richest piece of humor o the day IS to be
foundfound in:the annexed "reply" cf th. Globe to a letter
NA'
_
Carolina. It beats C ptaiu Maitirarr
a pFj Bog all hollow :'
NORFOLK POST OFFI L
.stiziry of a letter dated
Ensareos, N. CJ
Dear Sir : A report has just heel
for political effect, that the late po
folk is a defaulter for filo,ooo. ad
accounted to the Department for'
for the last two years. The Wit
desperate. They first began to
Puren'a free negro vote, as they ter
reaped' the whirlwind on this qu
shirted and wliecled about, po ol
g h to this last report—the Norf .
Win you be good enough to asce
inform me immediately. The re
day fur the first time, the electim
days off, and I wish to contradi
lie upon its broad characters.
obedient servant,
RELY.—(From the 610be.1 --
"The Postmaster wds removed fiir protesting the
drafts of the Department with a balance due. Ilia
accounts is not yet closed ; but ithe balance due
frontium is not far from $4OOO, wlhieli is believed to
be amply secured:"
-th l r
is an amiable and popular 'an, and the course
pursued in his case, shows that t e Admilistration
does not indulge defaulters, even or a small sum."
"The administration does riot i dulge defaulters
even for small' sums ! " Thus ays the Globe.—
What say the boot:s of the Depiirtments r What
. say the letters of the Treasury. Vhnt says the vile
enrrespondenee of LEVI ‘vooDni:Rl ' •
hollers • ,„What says their mill
for months and years after their I
detected 7 This nourish of the
brouot out by the publication in
'Sate Investigating Committee ut C ng
tors of ALKIA•WER. HAMILTON and
to General WAIMISGTON, by whi
in ell cases where public officers
of the eepartinesit to be protestq.
or money on hand to meet the
korthwith dismis.ed.
We are really glad that the a
e ,....a
Jar one t ( n ten years, has practise
ry rule. It is worth trunvting
of at e Ile rens.
R,ception of flir l're.sid, , nt al 71
.atiest of Van Buren men the May
special meeting of the Common (!
Cf the propriety of extending, to .N
heistly the tio4pitalitiei. oI [tic city
offered that the Common Council
when the followtng resolution was
ed:
While as 6/keno or the T_ niteal
ct all occasions, accerd to the. Pre.
due his high station, yet, an the C
the city of Troy, we cannot ecnse
rally the President's propo.ed vt
friend: have asserted (and
truly,) that no decrre. to 1.1
private and w ithout7show
" Secondly, The ne s ht to appt - ,A
money for purposo•ti Rot ronneeted
moat or government of the env. In'
cd.
' And lastly, WlTilst we would
sMcerity of the President's opt,
the leading,meusures of his sell
claim fur ourselves edit - el beinest3i
R through conytetion ot"the ruinous]
measures. The President has ricer
1
dilerrotnation to perdist in the finant
ed an Independent Treasury ; and
l
been claimed by partizan Journalei
:he people's appmrs; of this schea
opinions we dn, and believing we
mass of this community it disc o
not consistently make any pi,
non which here or elsewhere mai
an approval of the President's I
Therefore,
Resolved, That the riecastnn o
proposed viol to this c i ty, calls for
the part of the city authorities.
The question on the adoption of
taken by yeas and nays.
Yeas 5. Nays 3 •
The use of the Common Count
Court rooms was tendered to the
zecertion of the President, hut it
Fourth of July in Linrrpool —O4
IndePeneence of America,
vario.,l docks, belong the t
ed their flags. The Captains din
11.ttel, Dale street, and the orates,
dLned. together in Cheshire.;
Con.ui, Mr. Ogden, chriatetied
the same day, arid gave a ouniptual
uccalum.
Lr The Liverpool Mercury intiorms us that the
great steamer, railed the Pre.tderli, will be at that
port about the first ol _September, tjr receive her ma.
chtnery. She is larger, w ill have greater power, and
is generally considered a mach Auer vessel than the
British Queen. She is intended td run between I
verpool and New York.
Nara Branch Canal. —The Dantville Intclligenc
er says that the grass and sand bars having been
cleared out o' the upper levels of ttie North Branch
Canal. the water again was admitted last week, and
it flowed in so finely . and freely that atl the I,vels
were filled, and the Packet Prnat. passed up from
Northumberland on sunday last, glace which tone
there has been a superabundance of water in the
Division. It was never in better ,navigable condi
kin n.
Washington CotLege.—The atioutk:ootrnenee.
went:exercises at Washington t.poilege; Hartford,
(Conn') took place in rhribt Cilurdli in this city, on
Thursday last.
.Proreshor C. S. 'Henry, of New
York, delivered an Oration, and Rey. Jolla William,
of Boston, a Poem before the AssociatiOn of the Al
umni, on Wednesday afternoon.
Crrrn Room Imellsgenre.—Cbarles Neon and
Vandenhoff have engaged paseago in the Liverpool
for her next trio. The Manager of the Park Thea
tre, New York, to said To have eogaged berths tor
thirteen actors in the same vessel.
Tickling a client.--11,irry I.:Okine was once
counsel in a case tried before Judge Blackstone, for
a lady of :he rotmt of , :Tickle. Ile cornmenced'his
argument thus—"fickle , my client, the defendant,
my lord," when lie was interrupted by, the', old
Judge's exclaiming. '' — fickle her yourself; Ilarry,
you are much more able to do it than I sin."
According-to a statement recently made in Pallia.
meat, the whole number of persons engaged in: the
various wool, cotton, flax and silk (acturies through.
out the wilted kingdom, is 355,371 ) viz; males 15t,.
555; females 1116,61 d.
France and Teras.—The Miniaterial pa
per in Parin recomm , •nde the ackpowledginent of
fcxan indenennance.
Science.—The New liampshire begislature have
passed a residulion appointing a State Geologist for
three years, at $3,000 per annum.
Unaed S'taLta and Texac—Tha indemnity due
by the government uf Texas to the Coated States, for
the seizure of two merchant vessels some years
since, amounting to something over twelve thOusand
duller., has been paid to the lion. Labranche,
in Ix:hallo( Etas government.
Morui:Muffica - aits.--The Philiide;tibia Ledger pro.
poses Munn 31t.Jim:tufts leaves as a imbstitute for
tobacco, and suggests that if taken as a vertnifuge.
ft.wouy.be of great advantage to those who are fund
of apitiriing long yarns. He hat !tried it on him
self.
Argariaiiioeness.—lt is stated ini the New Hemp
attire Sentinel, that a steer swalloWrd a roil of At*
huelot notes of the value of Sl 50„ which had been
laid down on slog - for a lew minutes: Every effort
was made to cause him to refund his ill-gotten
wealth, but it was usaless—the notes wouldn't pass.
The directors of the titqlk made gOod his loss.
'Births at Sea.—On the 4th ofJti r fr, when the ship
Robert Pulsford, Captain John P nce, lately arriv
ad at Baltimore from Liverpool, was in hit. 36° long.
7:2 , the wife of IMo.4,ewirc Lewis, no bribe passen
fern, fe fine daughters.
They were severally named Colurnbici, Oceans and
Victoria. The mofher and childrcln are doing well.
Tux U. S. Snip tSlsrcriva, Beni min Page, Esq.
C , ommand.ernrovcd, in New York loin Monday, from
the West Indies arid Gulf of Meiico, bringir.g as
pasaerigera a laumber of officers, Mkrinea, and sea—
man of Commit:ldays Shubr rck's raltiadron.
Defriading the Repeolue.—Wai. Napier, a con..
dentin] [Clerk in the Custom Rouse, Finland, h4s
been 40prebended, chargers with defrauding e
reecouic to the amount of £lO,OOO.
Death from Fraght.— A black Wtimen,tratned Mak .
Conner' climbed a chimney in Atkinson'e Coti ,
Philad )phia, on Monday, in a fright' t the appear
ance o i the police officers in Net berme, and on
searching for her ehe was found in the agonies of
death. I 1-
I July 18, 1839.
circulated here,
1 master at Nor-
CI that he has not
money collected
,gs are becoming
'ork.un Mr. Vah
ed it, but having
.tion, they have
irally, they have
Ik defalcation.—
la in the fact, and
rt is agitated to
being but a few
it, and place the
epsectfully your
Hydatphobia.—Two brothers. by the name irf
Smith, lately died in'Fayette, this state, frarp tltt
distresifing malady.
Deo& from Bronchi .Is:—George Powers, Esl, is
state sinator of Ohio, died at Middle y, re'eently,
from tionchitis.
Piregz-A large br k building a vington, Ky.,
the projierly (xi. B. . the second story Of
which as occupied as a hall by the Independent
Order fOdd Fellows, was destroyed by fire on Weil
needs), i,fortnight.
ifainidin's horse, Black Bees, the pet" of the 80+•
ery Th+stre, bore the President yesterday. Biagi;
B e ., I R A Whig though : and if he had w the bargain
liberty,?" would always vote the Whig ticket.—N. '.
Ex.
A hotse would "vote the Whig ticket." Whitt
1 does that chow 7—N. Y. Bra.
• Shaves that he is not kjackase.—Loaisvale Jowls.
al.
Dena of a Member of Congress.—The Hari. AbOr
ham Vtir,Cierveer, a representative in the last Coil
gress, from King's county, N. Y., died at his relit'
dence kit Brooklyn,on Sunday afternoon.
!EM
Cl=
,
1 .n" The Rev. James (sallager (Universalist) wi)h.
1-by Divhie permission, preach ,n Minereville nn Sop.
day afininoon, at 2 i o'clock, and at Schuylkill Ha
ven on tpilonday evening at 8 o'clock.
`lnuance in office,
'defalcations were
Globe has been
the report of the
res., of the let-
lOLIVER WOLCOTT, F
fl it appeared that
loffered the drafts
a.ter notice given
!drafts, they were
en6ant dynasty, Schuykili Coal 'trade. •
upon this salute-
o the four winds
l Shipihents of Coal for the weekending on Thu4t
. day everting last. i
i
roy.—At the re. t ., bip t ted by Boats. Torts.
' r cl Troy called
DeiCiall Co. 30 1546
l'ouinfil to constd•
r. Van Buren of Putts 1t Batman. 15 ' 849
a resolution was Charles' Lawton, 13 618
do receive hint,
.Milres 4 Spenceo 13 6 4
tiered and adopt-
Benueti & Taylor 12 604
644 States, we would ,i • PPearson a 1.1.
•
:dent the respect Mann & Morris ll 5tS3
'[ninon Council of . S. Heilher & Sun, 11 519
1 t to notice, °ffi ' 3 K Oliwine & Co. 9 446
it. Because, I st,
liudqson, Pinkerton &•Co. 7 3.13
ive are bound to
fritlo I simply as a Hell & `-'l'°"' 7 370
and ustehtat ion. StoektO'p & Stevens, 7 340
;lriate the people's "13. Reeve & Co- 6 346
.1; ith the tankove- . F., J. puma 6 - : 320
•
l y well be doubt- C. Eit4 6 ""- 318
not linlitigne the alliek4t-
4 2 12
•-
.1111114, re.pecting . J. & 'R fit - . Packer, 4 203
ninistration, we ;'rotten pr. t*lhorns, 3
147
'''t‘ purpose, P ur i , “ nd ' 1. Chapman,•N N,. 3 154
tendency ot those ,
(a- Bast:, 3' 190
iltk announced his ‘ . , '''''
ta I scheme, ter tn- :7 undry!Shipp,,,,, 63 , 3243
his reception has
i as
_-evidence of , 3 12;749
iliic. (bolding the .,
Per That report, 3780' ' ' 205,620
revent the great : - ,
.____ ‘•
..
)tnresons, we can- . '- -- - ---
41,11 e dcrrum,tra- 4023 '-,2113,3149
be cusidered as
Arv.inti hCOLYLKILL COAL TRAD'Ic,
the President's July 19. Mary Rebecca
no.public action 2.2' F. " ner
23 Two Daugh:orst
the substitute was " ,Rhinocerpe
2ti Champion
27 Peach
SOLD.
and Mayor's.
2.4 Goy. D. R. Porter
f.rninitte for the
26 Swallow
1 418 denied.
•
I. the anniversary ; 8; Etoa
ve.sefs in the 74 ; P er leet
tied States, hoist•
dd at thy Grl clan
•
the number of
The American
id second child orp
The following ia — the - anoTint of Coal transported
us breakfast on the
on this4oad for the week ending on Thursday evil,
ing last e,
2,985 Tonal
43,781
The following is the amount of Coal transport4d
on thilf road for the week ending on Tbursdily
evening last 4.359 Tons.
Per last report - 73,159
: --
: , vIItY LL - , 111:1 - XY RAIL R 0.4.1171
The 'following if, the amount ot coaf trauspurttil
un this !mad up to July 27th, 1833.
2;071
• 34,383 Tuna
' NHL CllgElt RAILROAD 1
The:followinOs the amount of Coal trunsportpd
on this,road for the week ending on Thursday eveip
ing, June :27, 1,090 Tona. !
Ter last report • 24,757
LEHIGH COAL TRADE-1.139h . u.
For the week ending July 250. 1 11P I
Boats. Tons.l
Manch Chunk 134 62401
Perryvifle 58y 1939 i
Penn liayen 4 4 T 17131
TOTAL'SIIIIPMENTS.
Meuchirhunk 1351 67,828 1
Perryville 759 24,978
Penn fit liven ' 411 14,6`221
•
Pottsville, August, 3, 1832.1
WIIF,AT FLOUR, by the load was worth on Fridity
8;:i. : 1
WHHAT 135 per puahel, iv demand.
ItYKIFLOI'R - $2 25 f;er cwt.. in demand.
BUCSWHEAT FLOUR $4.00 per cwt i •
RY El by the load 100 by the bushel—raspy
sale.
.1
RYk;CHOP 80 per hushelin 7deluand. 1
OATS 40 eel-As—ready sale, ,
POTATOES-75 cents per bushel indents:A i n
COIIII4-1 00 centsper blishel in demand.
CLOY El It SEED —SI2 00 per bushel. r
'TIMOTHY SEED--$2 50 per bushel.
FLAXSEED-21 45 per lboshol)in demand. i
WlllBl4 EY-45 cents per gallon. ,
RIJ'rVER-20 cents per pound -in Kegs 20 cents ;
EGGS-12A cents per doyen.
LA R —l4 cents per pound.
TA L ' W— lOcents per pound.
HAM 134 cents per pound. 1
CON* CHOP 100 cents pr bushel tad emend • t
BACN-13 cents per you d.
BEE :WAX-20 cents per pound. 1
FBA' .HERS-62 cents per pound.
COAT ON WOOL-40 cents per poune '
MAC /MEL. by the bbl. No 1,517 4o 2, $l5l
SAL —2 50 per bb1.;75 per bushel
PLASTER. ,is worth fr 50 per ton. 1
HAVSIB per ton. ,
SAP 11.agi) and Pannezan Cheese, for tale by
Isl: NA I THA NS.
...June-T/9 25""tfi
/not: NT CARBON RAIL ROAD
Per last Report
LIEM
NATIIAN CLEAVER,
WEST BRANCR RAIL ROAD.
Tout
ROBERT C HILL Collector..
36,454 I
H. 11. POTTS, Collector.!
Total . .25,747
GEORGE . 11A DESTY Coliccto
2521 107,4281
REVIEW OF THE MARKET. '
NOTICE
TO THE IPVIBLIC.!
T HE Public are hereby most respectfully Minim-.
ed that the Mail and Express Lioes'of Stages.
running between Reading and Pbataildle, have since
the first. day of July, had no connection with John
Weaver and 1 34n's Dust Line. l'he'freprietora of
the' Man and Express Linea, noticed with regret.
the coarse abuse pursued in a public print, to re
lation to the Opposition Line by the proprietOrs of
the Dust. The Proprictots of the Miil and Express
disapproving of such proceedings, thought it advi
sable, in order to promote their own personsil inter ,
eats, to haie no connection wit`i the Dust Lines—
They therefore dissolved, and the public may ma
plicitly rely that such is the case. 4
The Mail Line between Pottsville and Reading
to connect with the Rail Road for Piiladclphin, and
the Lines of Stages running to Easton, Lancaster
and Harrisburg, will leave Idortimer's Hotel, Potts
ville, daily at 66 o'clock, and arrive in Reading in
time to dine at Weldv's (Coleman's) Hotel, and take
the Cars for Philadelphia,
Returning, will leave J. Peter's Office, White
Swan Hotel, 108 Race street, Phllidelphia, at 5 o'•
clock, A. M. daily, and after the arrival of the Cars
leave Weldy's (Coleman's) Hotel, Reading. dine at
D. Walker's Hotel, Port Clint,.n, and arrive in Potts
ville at an early hour in the afternoon.
THE EXPRESS LINE
Will leave Mortimer's Hotel, Ptittaville, daily at 1
o'clock, and arrive in Reading at an early h..ur in
the evening.
Re:inning, will leave J. Peter's Office, White
Swan, 108 Race Street, Philadelphia, daily at 3 o'-
clock, P. M., and arrive in Putteville the following
day in time to dine.
Fate through in Car No. 1, Mail Line, $4,50
in Car No. 4,• ' • " 4,00
Fare in the Express Line, Car No. 1, 5,00
'• '' Car No, 2, 4,50
For Seats apply at Mortimer's Hotel, Pottsville,
Weldy'a (Coleman's) and Herr's Hotels, Reading,
and J. Peter's Office, 108 Race Street, and Sander.
son's Merchants' Hotel, N. Fourth Street, Phi4llol
- PET E RS., BEISEI O , & CO.
1"
• rarteturs.
Pottsville, August 3,1839. 31—t!
To the Stockholders in the Cattawiasa Bridge
Company,
THE MANAGERS REPORT.
pIiAT the Company is now clear of debt; and
la- that the Stuck will now yield a profit to the
holders, unless some unfortunate accident occur.
The Company was organized In the spring of
1831, since which time they have had more than or.
ainary d fficulties to contend with; amongst which
may be particularly mentioned, the construction of
a wagon road on the berm bank of sectrons as and
89 of the North Branch Canal, without which, the
bridge would ¢e but a ptirtial benefit to the commu
nity. This road was made at an expense exceeding
5000 dollars, which the Company had no funds to
meet.
About the time of the organization, there were
836 snares of Mock at sl.f . per share taken by indi.
viduals ; and 200 shares taken by the Commonwealth.
Of the 'individual shares, 777 amounting to 019495 ;
■nd 200 state stuck 15000, amounting in al! to
$24425, were paid, and the remaining 59 shares
having never been paid, are forfeited according to
to taw. •
The costs of the Bridge and Toll (louse ( not in
cluding incidental expenses) was $26,500, to defray
which, would require the sale of 1060 shares of
Stock at 25 dollars per share ; but no more than 977
were sold and paid, and consequently there existed
a deficiency of 2075 dollars ; to which, if the cost of
the wagon road, $6OO be added (and the road ex
penses exceeded that sum) the aggregate debt of the
Company was 7075 dollars. To the liquidation of
this debt the whole income of the bridge has been
appropriated, ever since the completion thereof, and
happily that object has been accomplished so as to
leave a small balance on hand on the 6th day of
May last.
By an act of Assembly passed the 14th day of A
ant, 1834, the 200 shales of stock owned by the
State of Pennsylvania were transfered to the Cons
deny at'par value, the proceeds thereof to be applied
to the construction of the wagon read, the labour
and expenses of which had grown chiefly out of the
location and construction of the canal by the state,
at a period of time long subsequent to the Act for
incorporating the bridge company.
As the stock could not be sold, the company had
to borrow money wherewith to defray the cost of
the road, and remain the owner, in its corporate ca
pacity, of 823 shares of its own stock.
At a meeting of the board of Mariagers, held the
20th day of May last, it was resolved to distribute
the company's stuck, rao RATA, among the Individ
ual Stockholaera to the amonnt of 2.5,9 shares, and to
annul or strike out the remaining 24 shares; so 'hat
the company shall cease to be a stockholder. 'Dili
arrangement was accordingly made, and hence, each
individual -in whose name stood three shares, will
now be entitled to four, and other numbers in pro
portion ; or in other words, each share will become
a share and one third of a share, and hereafter div
idends will be paid accordingly.
The tolls received at the gate last year, amounted
to 2287 dollars 81 cents. The bridge will require
some repairs this year,.and the balance or the in
come will be for distribution.
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413
38
4298
46,766
By order of the Board,
JOSEPH PAXTON, Preandent
E7.a• S. HAN HOIST, Secretary.
C.attawissa, August 3
77,518
STRAYED away from the subscri-
V>, her, on the canal in this Borough, on
~,jl lo l ‘ , Tuesday Evening last, a LITTLE
. 1114 . BLACK MARE, between 8 and 9
years old, with a lamp on each hoof
on her fore feet. Whoever will return said Mare
to the subscriber, or give him information, or leave
information at Ibis office, where he can get her a-
gain, shill be reasonably rewarded.
WILLIAM BARKER.
•
At 3 31-3 t.
Catliklic Books.
T HE subscriber has just received. and wilt con
•-°"- stantly keep on hand at his Book Store, Centre
Street, Pottsville, an elegant supply of Catholic Books,
among which are
•
Quarto Family Bibles—with Plates,
Octavo do. dn. do.
Key of Paradise, elegantly bound and gilt,
, n do. common do. do.
True reety, elegantly bound and gilt,
de' common do. Jo.
Christian's Guide, idegarttly bound and gilt,
do. Common do. do.
Vade Mecum,
Daily Exercises, :
Pocket and SchoolTestaincuts,
Poor Man's Catechism,
Small Catecbism,
Prince Hohenlolief's Prayer Book, elegantly
bound and gilt,
Think Well On't.: or reflections on the great
truth of the ChOian Religion,
Geraldine, a Tale bt Conscience,
All of which will be sold at Philadelphia prices.
to - Books not on hand will be obtained to order.
August 3 31— B. BANNAN.
STRAYED from the subscriber, on Friday, 25th
.4ult., a brindle COW, about five yearsuld, short
tail, bell metal bell with brass buckle on the strap.
W haver will return her or give infOrmation where
she may be found, will be suitably teiwarded. .
PATRICK GINI.Y,
August 3 31—Ito Middleport.
TliE partnership heretofore existing between
-IL Robert Adams and Franklin Bensarriart,-trading
under the firm of Adams & Densaman, Flotir and
Feed Dealers, was dissolved on the 27th ult., by
mutual consent. All persona indebted to the said
firm are requested to make payment as early as pos
sible, and all those having claims will present them
to Robert Adams for set lei whii will continue
the Inisidess et the old stand.
ROBERT ADAIIISi "
FRANKLIN BENSAMAN.
314 t•
August 3
PAPERS, &C. ;
ALARGE assortment of Foolseop I tter and Note
Paper from 81,50 to 86 per ream, led and plain.
Among the anpply ia some superior gluit Victoria
Post. just recened Wholesale and Retail by
May 18 2- B NNA:V.
==l2
1 1. THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
Stray Horse.
Stray Cow.
Dissolution.
OMILILLDINE;
A Tale of Conscience.
4 111113RALDINE, a Tale of Conscience," is a
"L." work of great interest, directed to remove
prejudice, and present the light' of truth. It is re.
codumnded especially to those who are engaged in
the most important inquiry ; "vouch is the Chnrch
of Chr tat t "—Bishop Kenricl,
Just received and fur sale by B. .BANNAN.
August 3 31—
C. C. WI L 1G.t.1.1.118,.
DENTIST,
FROM Pill LA 1) k: (XII( A.
RESPECTFULLY inform. ft a friends and the
ALw public generally, that he is ;irepared to perform
all operations In the above line ; such as Plugging,
Filing, Cleannig, Evraciing, .ice. with neatcess,
and on the most approved principles.
Porcelain Teeth inserted agreeable to the wishes
of applicants--Terms moderate.
N. B. Ladies and others will .be attended to at
their respective dwelliois, or at Mrs. Moores' op—
posite the old Pest-office, where Mr. W. will remain
about a 'fortnight.
July 27 30-2t*
Dissolution.
Subscribers hertitoibre engaged in the
ja,Fouriclry Business, under the firm of 11 . i.nter.
elern of Brown. dissolved their connexion by :notual
concnt, on the gbith May, 1.839. Unsettled bustne.s
will be attend to by Mr. Wirnersteen at Port Car
bon. TOBI AS WIN rERSTEEN.
JOHN BROWN
Port Carbon, July 26,
NEW CLOTHING.
NEW supply of Ready Made Clothing has just
been received trom N'ew York, and is now sell
ing at the old Post-office at '2O per cent cheaper than
at can be had by buying. :he goods and having it
manufactured here.
The Subscriber will continue to receive through.
out the year, Clothing made of the best -materials
by the bi.st workmen, and in the best possible
manner, which will invariably be imkt at New Yo
retail prices. S. upeiscorr, Pottsville.
July 27,
A boy of grxid address, who is respectably con.
neeted, and who can come well recommended is
wanted to assist in the Store. None ()Um need ap-
P ROPOSALS will be received for exthiguishing
the fire in the Jugular Fein—Broad mountain,
by LEWIS C. DOUGHERTY.
Schuvllull Maven, July 27
.AG 1 1 1.11; 0 Tl',
MERCUANT TAILOR,
Old P-ost-Ottice, Pottsville,
• Late tY 1.19, Chesnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA
consequenee o‘f encouragement beyond my
I sanguine expectations,l would respectfully state
to my friends; that for our mutual benefit,l have
made mvselt acquainted with k;illiou's French sys
tem oft.arment cutting at a heavy expence, arid for
the teaching of which lam ag-vnt. This system for
certainty arid taste exceeds all others that I have
ever seen, and I am now prepared to insure an de
gant fit in all cases, and to the entire satisfaction of
all who consider taste and elegance in dress an ob
ject —Terms Cash.
Gilhous' system of Garment Cutting taught, I
will engage to convince any tailor of judgement in
20 minutes, that this system is superior to any oth
er in use. ",*
July 20 22 —t f
AGirl, who can come well recomcnded, to do , hr
house work and cooking of a small family. Ap
ply at this office.
July 20 29
PROPOSALS
for a Leaie or Purchase of
JPE.III"SI'L MIX/4 //., LL,
Pottsville, Pa.
, THE Subscriber gives notice, that he
sass will receive Proraals for the purchase
1 1 1 1 of this destreabie Hotel, so well known
to the travelling community, or he will.
receive hide for leasing tt unfurnished, iron the Ist.
April, 1840, for a term-of years.
Nisprryerty in the State can be made more profit
able under judicious superintendance than this.—
Its location in the coal region and the tide of visit
ors always pouring tn, will continue to render it a
place of reaurt as long as the great coal and iron op
.erations shaft possess interest.
Besides this, in about Id month., the completion
of the Reading Rail Road wall bring the Borough,
within a few hours ride „f Philadelphia, and travel
ling will consequently increase, with these exaerded
The Proposals either for purchase nr lease, must
be directed to the subscriber beim e the hit 111arel.i,
1640, and unexceptionable references Oven ac to
standing, and capnballies fbr the proper conduct of
such an &stab hshmebt.
GEORGE SHOEMAKER,
Pottarate, I'a.
July 20th, 18.99. 2J -
BEM
The U. S. Gazette, Pennsylvanian,. and- New
York Star will publish the above once a week un,
til Christmas. next, and direct their bills to Col.
Shoemaker, Pennsylvania Hall, Posttsville. Pa
FANCY Day GOODS
Just Received.
GREEEN Blond Thud Veils,
French Tambord Collars,
Do. I 1 orked Hk fs.,
Linnen Cambric do.,
Sap. White Kid Gloves,
Fancy Baskets.
Cloth and Hair Brushes,
Flash and Tooth Brush,
•
Fancy Soaps,
Extracts, Cologne, Perfumes, 4 , c ,
Just received and fot bale by
July 20 39—tf N. NATIIANS
Pleasure Waggon.
A ONE Horse Pleasure Waggon end Harness
for altle by MILLER & HAGGERTY.
July 20 2.9—tf
Rail Road Iron.
THE subscribers have in store and for sale the
imm g sizes of ilatl Road 'run, vi-s. h\4, I.fX
h. 24.Xj. Also a general assortment of American &
English Bar Iron, wtth the usual site ttf hest Chain
Cable round Iron. T. & E. GEORGE:,
Notth East corner of Market & g2th Street, Phila.
July 90 29—Jt
Bricks! Bricks!!
200,000 bricks of a superior quality for
building, are now ready for sale at the Market Street
Brick Yard of the subscriber.
THOMAS HERVEY.
July 20 29-3 t
Milchelrs liew School Geopia
, • phy and Atlas,
grim latest and best Geography extant, just pub
= lished and for sale, wholeatic and retail at Phil
adelphisphia prices, by B. BAN N AN.
Jilt/ 13
Fait Ulric
FOR INVALIDS.
MILLER & HAGGERTY. have received one
Pipe of Harris 4- Co'a. Superior Port Wine,
(pore Juice of-the Grape.; to which they invite the
attention of Physicians and Invalids.
June 15. 24
EMIJOFINS- 5 , 3 2 s IS I.2.Gelion Dem
D
ijohne for mile by N. NATHANS.
June 88 23--tf
30-30 ,
VI anted.
A CARD.
Pennsylvania Hall
REFECT . O.I.Y.
JONA' SILIkE.I4
PROPRIETOR, Respeetfutie requests his friends
and customers will accept his sincere
.ttfaults
for the great encouragement he has recei ve d from
them since he opene d the above.estabiishatent.
In making this reqUest,l. 8 Mies the opportuni
ty to infoimi them he hap Made extensive arrange
ments for the Summer Business, and will constant.
ly be supplied with all the dehcacies•and armies
which the Phi!adelphia Market tau afford during the
Summer Season.
WINES.
Old Moderig . Wine, " per bottle. •2 OQ
do. Pie Sherry, do. 2 00
do. Brown do. do. - 200
do Port, do. do. 200
do. Lislwn, do. do.-• 1 00
Champaigne He'rzry Clay Wine, . 2 110
do. Napo/eon, do. 2 Oil
de. 'Woodcock, do. 2 00
do. Vs‘torta, - do: .. 200
do: Palmetto, do. 2 00
Pepper's, Smith's, and S4e.hers X X Pale Ale on
Droucht. Apartments always in readiness fur
cooper parties, &c., and those wito call may expect
to receive every aticattum
July. 6 9.7 —lf
noose to Let. .
THE tenement in Union Street, owned
•••• by Mr. Deberbr., now occupied by the
Subscriber, delightful location for a
small family.—Poesession can be had
immediately—Enquir e at this office.
JAMES S. WALLACE.
26- if
June 29
CONRAD RUFF,
Clock and Watch 'Maker,
Purrs L g, PA.
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that he
has on hand a general assortment of Brass
light Al Clocks, Twenty loos flour ClEcks, Pat
eat Lever, English four ounce. and Ladies Wafrnrs.
Jewelry of all ec.criptions, Ilasical Boxes, Breast
Pine, and Esrings, Gilt Gourd Chains and Ke!, s,—
Silver Table Spow s, Genileinen's arid Ladies Pen
eils, 'Thimble., Clasps for money purses, &e.. ull of
which will be sold cl.eap for cash.
N. B. Clucks and Watches of every deiseriptiun
repaired at the slim test pollee,
June 8, 18:19
White Harsai: Wine.
A T the low price of 25' cents per zolion, for a tle
by - N. NATHANs.
.
Jure 15 21—
s
Fresh Teas.
jt'S.T received a large assortment of Fresh Gr een
" and Murk Tea in Chests, Chests & Boxes, for
fatmly use, fu: sale, Wholesale and Retail by
Junc 15
~Cpti'y Novels.
Price U 5 Cents per volume
Vor.s. 13 and 14 of thu. cheap work,. just receiv
rd . Also the wurk complete ttom the commence
ment—Gtr sale by B. BANN.4N.
July G. 27-
Caution.
A LL persons arc Cautioned against tresspassing
on the property la tely occupied by the subscrt
her, situate in Manbeini Township tics .ylkill Conn
ty, known a, the "Clarendon Farm," as they will
be dealt with according to Law. Any person wi.4.
ing infiirmation iesoeci•ng the property can address
the subscriber at Catawisss Post Office, Columbia
County, Pa. • ELAVARD'Y. FARQUHAR,
July :10 .20-30 Agent.
.tr:tk Cow.
S T RAY ED from the subscriber, at Barlow Mines
a Red Cow, with four white feet, a white stripe
on one rif her thighs; whoever will return said ('ow
to the owner, or give information where he con get
her, shall he rearonahLy rewarded, and
,receive the
thanks of the owner. ROBINSON KAY.
July 20 29 tf
Notice.
LITTERS of administration of the gunds and
entitles winch were "f.l.m.es JllllleN, deceased.
of Pottsville, Innkeeper, havtng been granted to the
subscriber. all persons having claims against the es
tate of said deCeased are r. quested to present them
without delay, and all persona indebted to the same
to make payment to the subscriber.
JAM ES ROW', kN 1),
A2inmistrator, residing at the corner of Norvvegt
an and kali Road - Street, Poltsvale.
July 10, 15—Gw•
Two Stray Cows.
S TRAYED natty from the Subscriber, at E.igle
Hill, near Port Carbon, a black awl white spot.
ed COW, with close horns, short legs, and large
body, and three white feet, and white on the end of
her tail, about 11 years old. Also a light brown
COW, about `9 years old, with a star on her forehead,
and a notch in her right eat; whoever will del:vel
said' Cow to the Subscriber, or give information at
this office, shall be well iewattled for their trouble.
July 13 28-11* JOSEPH GREEN.
At a meeting of the Town Council, held on Toes
day, July 2d, 1839, the fullocvinfr„ tzoltition was
passed ,
ESOLVED, that the Connell will not hereafter
J'Alll'pay any bills for work done, or goods rurno.hed
for the repairs of the Streets, unless the work is done
en goods furnished on tt-e written order of a meni.
her of . the Street Committee, and that a copy of the
resolution be published in the Miners' Journal.
The Street Committee for the present year.
GEORGE C. wyNKoim
BENJAMlN_ti.otwool),
[LIAM WOl. FE.
Extrart Irvin the Minutes. .
EDWARD OWEN PARRI . .
Town Clerk.
July 13 Iti—tf
, Ita fen., .
H1)I+, Shoulders, and Flitch—a prime Int 'fur
~.ile. by A. A GILT': ,
June 1; 2.2—tt
Notice.
WIDE Stockholders of the Miners' Bank of Putts
-a- villa, in the County of Sehtiylktll, hereby give
notice that they will apply to lie Legislators of
Pennsylvania at their next Session tor a renewal
of the Charter of acid Rank, and an increase of its
Capital from two hundred thousand dollars, to five
hundred thousand dollars; created for the Specific
object of facilitating the Coal Trade and other com
mercial bootless of the surtoundinr neighbourhood,
by the general operai mos of a Hank of Discount and
emulation. CHARLES LOE'ER, Cashier.
June 29 26-6lno
Lemon Syrup.
rr tiF. Si;bseriber has commenced the manufac
lure of Lemon Syrup. which he offers for pale
by the dozen or single bottle at lowcm c as h .
prices- JOHN S. C. IVIARTIN.
June 22 25—tf
Tuirs for Boats. •
rruE .übscribetris prepared to supply promptly
m• the Tubes ordered by the Nav:gation Company.
at the uanal prices, deducting Abe $2,011 allowed by
the.coregiany. J. M. CROSLAND.
June 154
Jersey :end Western Haws.
J UT received &prime lot of .kersey apd West
era Hama, F7i tcb, &c:, and (or sale by
June 22
,25—tf N. NATHANS.
- •
11 Bou r nets no'nnets,!!
ENGLISH Split Straw, Double English Donets
bleo:Florenee Braid, Leghorn, Oriental, Rut
and, Swiel, Italian. and variouitather kinds of 800.
nets, for sale very cheap by AMO3 LL.WIS.
aprill7" 17—tf
711 E PHI LADEL
ORPOSITION LINE:
Pottsville and Danville
R., IIL ROAID I :
AHD
INEW POST COACIELES.
Lu. Reading. Pottsrilk, Port Carbon,
Cooprr's, Shamoktn, Salibpry,
Sorthumbcrland, and
• Cada zr ssa.
TILROUGII UV DA I"..LIGIIT,
Subscribers . hating made arrangethents to
lin in this route in connection %%WI fiteDaily
line of Von, Slalom., Finery, Co. on ita arrival ,
in Pottsville from Philadf-lphia, for the purpose of
transporting passengers awn PlitiaUelphia to the
ISusquehanna, through the SHAMOKIN Craft
114Nie started a Tri.Weekly Line of Stages, to leave
Platsville on
At/ND.% YS, WED N ESDAYS, Aso FRIDAYS:.
iiiiiinediately on the arrival in the Philadelphia Op:
pisittoo Ltne, at 3 o'clock, and .proceed to COOP.
Eit .s, where tea Imes will I;ritlieh off, one going to
SHAMOKIN, where_ it will ar'rivi; at 8 o'clock, and the
passengers atter sleeping there, will arrive u I Price's
Hotel, in St.-1i nue v, arid J.c.i's Rutei,at
L‘tso.early next morning, to tian z elo take tfre Pack
et Bows.
The usher route from Ci.opres, will proceed to
Smalls. /Part, at CA - rrywiss., , , where it will arrive
likewise at 8 o'clock, to Hine to take the Coach to
I.llo , promliihrg, Berwrtk, artd 'Pm; opla:
It E 11RNINci, pai.,eilgerei will leave NOIOIIO3I
- at S o'clock in the inarriing, and the Depot
of the Pur - rsvii.i.t.: and Rau. Roan at Sun
bury at halt past 9, priicecidqu fur dinner,
mid arrive lilt. sa nle cv rung at Po rr , viLLE.
From C.vr . r.vwts,•a, 11,-tornlng, passcognrs
leave at 9 A. M„ dine at-csiipe• a'. and reach Ports:-
%Aux to niters et the nest morning's .Opposition
Coach to Philadelphia. •
RATE'S OP•FARE',.
Frain Piiil.id'a Ono' to Northumbe.iland, $6,00'
" do. Jo to Can, vr lAsa, 11,99
Pottsville to Spolio.', (Broad Mt.) 50
du to Couptr's, ' 75
do to Shuri•ol:in, • 1,50
do to Sunbury, via Pottsville c,
& Paiji Ile 11.
.• • do to Northuiabcrhoid, 2,50
do ' Caltzeiii•ssi, 1,75
J COB K & Co. S. ' afinokiii.
Jt tSEPII M El, & • ('u Pottsville.
JOSLPII VAX lON 6: Co. rattuicissa.
PROPRIETORS. .
Fur seats in PhiLdi lohia, apply at Sanderson'.
lintel, 4111 Si., MountNernon [louse, 2cl Sr., Con
gress (fall, 3e St., United States Hotel and Marshall'
Httn•se., Chesnut Street.
-
x A dully_ hoe will shortly
i be established on the
ahoye route.
Pottsville, June 29
EMI
N. NATHAYS.
24-
Valuable Real Estate .
TOR SALE.
• •
TILE Subscriber offers fo; sale that,
valuable and well known property called
lien • “Brim4wick Forge," situate in k:ast.
I I .1
_____ Brunswick Township, Schuylkill Coun
ty, consisting nt about 563 acres ofland, the greater,
part of which is arable, and some of the best in tbei
tirignisturlosid i on which there is plenty of Lime
Stole, and Iron Ore; of an excellent quality, which
.1)&4 been futmil, and used, andmo doubt there is a
large quantity. The improvements are a Forge with
the necessary out 'burldings, a Saw Mill, a fine
Mansion 'louse, five Dwelling • Houses.
Laito a large Switzer Barn, and a. Thriving
t):"" 5 ": , A pple Orchard. The Lila Schuylkill
- River and Bail Road both ;lace thimigh
the premo.cg.
1237 arreq of woo,' Lind. 4itaitte from 2 to
mdes from the above, is also offered for- -sale.
DANIEL FOCIIT.
24
June 15
PATENT S ING STEEL
Cross-Strained Saddles.
RICILIRD li. 8111101:01.1R;
Saddle, arid(r, and r/'tunk Ma - sufaiturer,
ESPFCTV[I...I.I' tenders his sincere thanks to i hrs
lit Customers arid the Public in tzeneral tor the Very:
liberal en cutlia,_.;enient he has reveo,ed frUln rheoc lie
now informs theni that lie has ari Onproren: , ..hl in the
construction 'of Saddles, for which, he has a patent
right. and recommends them is the 1.'7..11.- ',is being fat
super:tit m durabilit), case, stet comfort to the- rider.
than 'an) other )et In cnir.l, .iced he reeminneniis •his.
Steel Spring
Crois,Strained :Saddle to notice of the
public. with confidence. lfe therefore respectfully in
vites the Public to call al his shop next door to Mr.
Sto 11 .nearly opposite the Exchange llotel,
( c entre street, Potterville. anirexaminc Fur themselves.
I lle also keeps con:A. l lJuly on hand a g,entual assort
ment of all kinds of work, such a s - f._,t s a i lk s , B r idl es , Psi
eht Fly Nets. Coach, Gig. and, Wason I lartiess. Trunks,
NI alters. T/ a vening Bags,tOu and llnhns. Whips, &c.
Ell'ery description of work
n to Ins hoe will be made to
olider, on the shortest notice, t. Oh . neatness, durability.
and on terms as low as it Can be done elsewhere.
May n 21-0.
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ON CO RICE Il WI E. 51.1 N UFA MIRES,
i Firf! Fire!! Fire:l!
' . BUCKETS • AND HOSE,
IrkADE equal loan} th tt e,n be Fwdeured elsear/wre
at,' ascbtai , , by /11(..11.A /ill 1) :...11k),L.71E.R.,
May 35. 2-
.
Davy's Safety Lamps, f .
F th o best cor.struction, and most approveditlnd
also tnakes new gaustw to ciM lamps, um* other
ritipairs done at the subscriber's Clock and Watch
3taker S.hop, in Cenlie
I June 1 2:1-11 JOSEPII ( 70 .115WQ - RTH..
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FOll, SALE.
TW() STOR Y BRICK 1401,761.: in
Virwegian Street, &rough of Pottsville.
LI; Ai, fit the adjoining half lot ground. lar?ty
Is Pi
occupied by Strange N. 'Winer, Esq. ,The
house • 18 well built, H itl, good accoinmuda•
us for a fainily residence. -
terms, which *, ill he reas:lnn ftle. apple to
ilfiay pith G. w. F /.141. - 11AR.
or to •UN Dalai 1 . 4 L.
14 Fine - Sreet,,,New York.
204( Trustees.
OM
lIARIfLL MANI' Fik TORN' . .
rti II E sub:criber begs leave tnforint the intiabi.
• taut'. of tins 1 i1ac..., andthe surrota Orltng country,
flit he has on hand. ea intends keeping a largo
p well selected quantity of Marble Monutoonur
Rot, graves—and would invite- those wishing to pur.
. 2 114 , c t o give Lim a call, as he assuree'them that he
s.Il o cheap as they can be procured Any where.
tp ihc :kit, and as well engraved; which will be
tHe n c.ih.r English or German, Scotch, Insh, ur
Walsh language st . r the dialect.
- ISAAC TAYLOR; Jr. •
June I 5 24=tf
.
SEW SPRING GOODS;
_ •
•
, • 411 los Lewis, •
tiESP i
V.CTFULLY informs kits friends and the
putith(generally, that he is ink reiceivieg. at
his Dry Good amtidillinarr fitore, , a few doors a-.
tote the Towelift.4 a large and general assort.,
moot of Slaple a ii:ftiky D r y Goods, Douneta t Ug '
i
born and Palm Af fiat., &r.... &r. &c. •. -,
april 27 . - I*-14t
R lis.WKl4l-K LT
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El 2
Reading Rail Road,
Pottsville
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