.. _. -•~~.~w ~.
prrt ef,i4,l4ed ildite Se' fie* 4 1-Itilita hider We es.
posed PeSet‘SAS.Medkgatilelheiesi aerie Ike
coefatfae w ki e k irtici arils from the train of-ears
_eitatataing tki.ltoope &nog- eoettlitown iry this ran
nifiga re the - tritO,..THE MINE MIGHT BE
SPRUNG AND THE W HOLE BODY-OF THEM
BE BLOWN INTO THE ,AJR TOGETHER
//kr this isupose. he , kiewelfJusd purchased three bet.
rely of gpeposeder, and sabi..that t r l, had paid/arty
4 14bire & me packet far p I el his riethase,---To
convince me that he Was serious in what he stated
to ha - ve WO their ArAjgn, he further said that his
associates therein were men of tried courage, and
bavnitheen officer!' of the army during thalami war
knew how to execute the project they had coneeiv
'ed. This design was abandoned by them in conse
quence of information having been received subse
quently-re tioxpurcladie of the gunpowder, that the
troops then On their :route- from Philadelphia were
not all of the mama political party, a large portion
of them belonging to the Durriocratie party. to which
Col. M'Elwee and his a.ssociates in this design also
belong. He farther said that,it was to this carcuin
stance alone that t h e arrivalef the troops rriggi Phil
adelphos at Harrisburg without injury .or hiss, was
to be attributed. The deign was abandoned be
cause it would have been iumossible to have separa
ted the Democrats from the Whigs in its execution.
and protected them from the danger of the explo
skin.
Cul. Pleaaonton, in explanation
I deem it proper to state to the committee, lest
ague *isms might @oppose that I -had keen instru
mental in causing my testimony on this 6 uhject to
be adduced; that I have never mentioned this con
versation hefore my examination to day to any but
to one gentleman from a neighbouring State, who
was casually berg in attendance on public businoss,
and with whom I was in the habit of daily inter-
Course.
When on the eve of his departure from Harris.
burg, he inciintiously repeated the substance of this
conversation to a member of the Senate, and men:
boned my name as that of his authority fur his
statements Trutt senator caused ine_to be subpeen
ed as a Witness before then cimrinutike. When 1
fur learned what object 1 had been thus subprened. 1
declined to give my tesamninty until 1 he'd slated
these circumstance, to Colonel This 1
did tins mourning. Co' I. wee made no uhjec.
none to my giving his conversation in evidence, and
accordingly I have answered the question which the
committee have prdpused to me. -
A. J. PLEt.SONTON.'
some of Judge Porter's opiq-t.
ions before lie went on tine
• bench
As Judge Porter is astounding as well as alarm.
ing the citizens of this Community by. his strange
conduct on the 6erich, and in particular in relation
to the 4th of December rioters, it may not be amiss to
give sonic of h:s opinions as given by himself, be
fore he went on the bench, of ihe jightzog men,"
who were to be at Hirrrimihurg at the .yelling . Of the
Legislature, to du the ttigillinz of the piny, and who
did no ii; toil how ulilich forejudge Porter meta
_lie
one Cul. J. 4 Porter world dal it he pu. , ...-.eDeiti the
power of I,cieenilig tigh:ing men hue, knilah•
uiciit. G save tic l: , .ni~r,o,iwcuh4
J Jenktor Ilosl. was :.ntytr....,ed and zivelesti
rnnny before the cuurioitietiul the &tide, aiipiiiiited
to inquire lobo We abuse of the lib of D courier ri.
°lry the lohowing . extractiii re.ation to J. .tit. Por
ter, is taken Irmo Ins le.li y. It was attested
Li under oath. We hope the citizens of the whole
state as well as of Dauphin cou'itly, will read it
carefully, and compare it with Judge Purist's de
C/8101111.
• J. Jenkins Ross appeared upon subpoena 'amid
March 1, 1839, returnable Match H, 11439, at the
request of Mr. Barclay, and being Moly sworn ac
cording to law, deposed as follows:
/Quest. by Mr. Barclay.—llod yon any conversa
tion with Colonel M. Porter, of &tatty), previous
to the meeting of the Legislature, on thqq subject of
__the contested election in the county of Philadelphia?
If yea. please to state. the same fully.
Ans.—l had a ctonversatiun of that kind with
Col. Porter about etyht Jr ten days. previous to the
meeting or the Legoluture; I remarked, 1 believe.
that the Whig members of.lte county of Philadel
pllia, would take thetr watt; on the first day the Le
gislature inct. Mr: Porter replied they would not ;
that there to,uld be nt. flat risburg one thousand able
bodied men from various sections of the State on the
. day of the meeting of the Legtslatute. who were de
termined not to •see /heir raghts trampled upon ; that
if the Whig members from the county of Phila
delphia attempt to 'take their seats they would be
thrown out of the windows. 1 remarked in reply to
it, what would our party he-doing all that time;
whether we would Claud idly by and stiffer such in
justice to be done without interfering?"
,He Kahl
LAM our party was not formed of the right kind
.of
stuff; that they had the fi ghting men on their aide
This is the substance of the con%er.ation that pass
ed between us.
r ulaski bodge
ASTATED riMetinT, or P.ilaski odge, Nn. 26.
will be held at ihe , Rall, on Moiday evening
Dell. the 16th inst. at half past 6:'O'cl It.
Sep 14 39-It,
SehoNliiil Coal Trade.
Sbipmeots of Goal for the weekending on Thurs
day evening last.
Shipped by
Del.Coab Co.
S. Beau& & Son,,
Milnes 4. Spencer
Potts & Batman.
George 11. Potts,
G Bast,
Bennett & Taylor
Bell & Bolton, -
A . Stetriberger,
Hewes Haber & co.
Charles Lawton,
W. Wallace & Co.
Stockton &-Stevens,
R Krar k
L Chapman,
•
C M. Hill, . •
F• 1. Parvin
riilly4nan & Nice, e
M Murphy,
Hodpon, Pink.Mmiri & Co
S. B. Reevo & !=. '•
Sundry Shippers,
,
Oust report,
LITTLE SC
Sept. 3 .loharnia,
4 Red Squirel,
I O. Daniel,
1I Prugresa,
SOLD
6 Industry
MEI
7 Industry,
6 Boats
104 per
no Boats,
nOL Vl' C,U{UON RAIL ROAD
. The iullow lig- .
ihe a mount of Coal transported
of lbw 4 1Jacl , fortiY6 Week endnig on Thursday even
lag last ?:
Po , lart Report
Total!. 60,172 •
NATILCST CLEA
A. 1. PLEASONTON
Boats. Tom.
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14
13
1.1
liii
1
The electors of East Brunswick township will
hold their election at the house of Henry Lutz, in
-the town 01 Vrlimanliburg.
1 he electors of Pines rove 12twnship will hold their
election at the douse of the late John Barr, now
Win. Hoch, of said township.
The electors of Wayne township Will hold their
election at the house of Leonard Shull, innkeeper,
in the town Mlriedensburg.
The electors of Upper Maliantango township will
held their eitcuon at the house of Samuel Moyer,
W said township.
fie electors of Barry township shell hold their
general elecuon at the house of Isaac Uengler.
electors of Lower Maliatitango townsh•p,
in S.Moylkill county, residing within the tulluwing
described tiounda, which !mots a in.* , election din
trici, called ••Williarn's Valley," to wit : Begiiiihg
at the Dauphin iind Schuylkill county line, 'acted
fig the l'avern House 00 the Broad 3lusritsin. now
occupii.d by ,Williain 11.11, thence along the Pine
g rove Los Inqllp nee to Where it intersects the Lower
Mairantango township line, leading in a direction
to Grutztuwn, and thence along the 'Adze of the
Mountain to the Dauphin and Schuylkill county
line to the place of beginning, shall hereafter bold •
their election at-the house of Jacob lleherhug, Jr.
now or late in the occupancy "(Samuel Kimmel.
The electors of the remaining pail of Lower Ma
hantaugo township will hold their general election
at the house of PlultpOstnan, in said township. •
The 'electors of West Penii township will hold
their ekisttion at the house now occupied ty Morita
Furrtider, in said township.
The electors (*Upton township will hold - their
general election it the bootie of Jacob Eisenhower,
inmate low l y/tip.
The elec rsofßushAnwashipilvillitold their gen
eral election at the house of John Brawl, innkeeper,
in said township.
11,48'7
277,634
243
5145
5388
289,121,
, 48
52
54
52
310
•
5374
5,680
1770 Toni.
58,402
wW . BR.en:};l“l,Ux
- .
The faker, ioiris ti amount of Coat; i t intriported
on.. .ibis `ra id "for the tied aiding on lhonntay
enreeincltiet_ 'lANTatts.
Pei last matt 10 2 433'
Total 4- 10708*
ROBERT' C.RILL' Co lIl or.
scwrirtafi4. Yl4l;Er
The following is the amount of boa! transported
on this road up to Scpt. 7tb. 1839.
46.514
. - - H. H. POTTS. Collector
MILL CORER RAIL ROAD.
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on flue rued for the week ending on Thursday even.
log las:. 1,238 Toni.
Per lest report _ 32,021
Total :13,259
GEORGE HADES) Y Collector
LISHIGII COAL TR A-OE-I';.;3b-.
Fur the meek ending Sept. sth'
Boat.. - Tnna,
Mauch Chunk • 'lO6 5292
Perryville • 23 • 757
Penn Haven 51 lqin.
TOTAL 'SHIPMENTS.
'Mauch Chunk . ' 1929
Perryville 934
enn Hevan 671
ttI:VIE%I I:1/E M1ll$n.1•=1
Pottatriiie. Sclitearitast, Mt.
• •
•
WI (EAT FLOUR, by ttteitilirwas worth do Friavy
Ott
WHEAT 1 35 per-pustiel, iv demand.
RYE FLOUR 1112 25 per ewt, In demand.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 1 1 4 . 00. per cwt . .
RYE, by the load 74 . uy the bushel—read)
sale
RYE CROP 65 to 70 per busherM demaud.
O VT.B 40 cents—ready sale. •
• Pt )4* vrop:s-40 cents peg bushel is demand
' CORN-100 cents per bushel Is demand.
CLOVER SEED=-$ I 2 00 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEE.I4-42 50 per •
f'l , la XBEED—SI 45 per bushel to de ma nd_'
FirlilzK EY-45 cents per gallop. • .
BU C El: cents per pound'—in Kegs 20 coots
Et:08-12i cents per dozen. -
LARD-14 cents per pound.
TA LLOW-10cen ts•per pound.
HAMS L 3. cents per posted. •
CORN CHOP 100 cents per bushelinJetiand.
BACON-v-lacents per pound.
BEE:4W A X-20 cents per pound.
FE E IN-62 cents per pound.
A.:OW:WON WOOL--40 cents per pound
• M ACKEREL. by thebbl. No I, $l7 No 2, $l5
SALT-2 50 per bb1.;75 per bushel
PLASTER .11 worth $7 50 per ton-
HAY $lB per ton'.
National Light Infantry
wiLL paradr . on Monday, the 161 h day of Sep
• tember, 1839, (in white pantaloons) at the
Armory, at It) o'clock, A. M.
By Commend.
CHARLES 11. RICII ARDS.
Sep 14 37-It First Sergeant.
N. B. Tine Company will Drill every Monday eve
ning at the Armuty, at 7 o'clock, under the usual
tine.
tray Cow.
C Ame to the premises of the aubserther about
three weeks since with s istiort horns—yellow
nd white color, and a white Spot in her :foreheutl.
The owner is regliested lo In.ose properly, Jial'y'
charges and take his properly. ,
• JAMES P. CONNOR.
Primrose Collterie; .near Mmereville.
Sept. 14, 37-3 t
to Iron Manufacturers.
THESubsdriber having obtained the assignment
from Mr. George Crane fat a number of Fur
traces. sod holding al.o the patent of the late Dr.
Gilsenhainer for the same, to smelt Iron Ore with
anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said patent to manufacture Malliablelillron and
Steel, is roepared to grant litmnses for tfiteManutan
lure 01 Iron. Applications to be .made to William
F. Dean,'Esq. at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENIIAIN gR.
Sept 14
. _ 37—if
PIICUUL ~.TIA'FIO V.
13URSUANT to an act of the General Asserdbly
of the Coin MOllwealth of fennsylvania, passed
the 15,th oav of February, 1799, I, Peter F. Ludwig,
high Sheriff of the county Of Scouylaill, du hereby
give this public notice to the electors of the county
of Schuylkill aforesaid, that a General Election will
be held. in, said county on the semnid Tuesday ill
October next, which will be the Bth Cry of the said
month, fur the Mowing by ballot
One Person •
Tu represcht &troy kill County in the fluuse of
Representatives of this Stalls.
One Person
For Commissioner of ehuylkiii county.
One Person
For Director of the Poor and House of Employ
mcnt ol Schuylkill cou•ity.
•
• One Person
For Prothunroary and Gleik ut Oyer and Te'rmin
er and Qoarrer Se.sions of the Court.
One Person
For Register and Recur,ter, and Clerk of the Or.
Oen'. Court.
One Person
For Auditor at rtre:ruyliiiil county.
Three Persons
For Tt uides of uleoratgaburg Academy. Two
w serve 3 years, arid one to supply a va.
cancy for one year.
And that the Electors of the County of Schuylkill
aforesaid, are to assemble for the purpose of choos•
lug by ballot the officers aforesaid un the second
Tuesday of October neat, at the several districts
and places composed of the several boroughs, town
ships and districts, to WU
The electors of the borough of Orwigsburg will
hold their election at the Court House, in the bo
rough of thwarbtPrg.
The electors of West Brunswick township will
hold their election at the Court House in the borough
of Or wigsburg. .
..i 2h 'Sa~u-
~ . ..4kilthirlialrt- t itNetiregiatiliiii. tti fi r: lop;itithal
ty or illchtlytkifte'^ lying -weir ottAbeAdbidifig line."
to w It l-.lEfelyllgt2t lit Pa Pain4riatat l reoo.o/ 2 le
'' ' West4:rkiiiebuirtbe'rtger. EfilitiyilalPititkfititamini
1/ 0001
Uncivil,' ' thence bp tbit east- sitte.„*.-44:, .. .
.0;040 - e - the . Sehugliedi tog biliOiaiiii...a.
Biro ici, - ; niditii.shillt he itilielittrecetiner
and the e a thereof aha. 11.hald lhair'vaaatalla
fecttojite • theficuise liflueepli ,filiflk.fn the liortingh'
a r Aftner Ale. ifi Siiid,toietiallijk .'"- •' - • - -i
''` • - .Vai_el•• loriserSclinylkill piiirnshii. gesfrilifg east
nee paint. romilie tfiwahip r iino of klabheim, in a
itraight.lims with.the OhiFoige inelnding-thereafne
to the -home -flour bee** . d by Jacob Womuper
including the same. and Continuing from thence in
a siraight line to the Rush township line, shall hulit
their general election at . -thehowie of Frederick
Bensinger,, Jr. in the township of S'ettnylkill, in said
county.
The qualified miters rquiding in towtiships-of Nes -
waren and Sc-hoylkill.l within the following de
seethed bounds., shall herealier be a euperate elle
-lion diarriet.: vfr- Beginning nn the line between
the townships of Norsii4giaiiiind klanheirrr. from
thence a arias-14 line to , die house now occupied by.
John Elliman, including the • seine—from thefice,to
the Norwegian . church—and fAiin thence to the
farm house of F 11. filch ili, Eui. including the
.same—and from thence I 'straight line to the line
between, the townships of Norwegian and Barry
and froin thence following the- town.hip lines .of
`Barry and Rush eastward', to a 'point.-- from thence •
in a straight line southward ..o the Old -Furge rx '
chiding the mine, th..nce to the.bonse now neon pied
by Jacob Wommer, etriudirfg the same, thende in'.
straight line to-the place 01 begining, excluding the
.town of New Castle, and that the qualified electors
reiiitling within the before described bound.. shall
hold their election at the Port Carbon douse, in the
-town of Port Carbon. • - . - -
2138
44.406 Tiicia
93,21e'
30.560
23,40 t
The qualified electors residing en the east side of
Norwegian street in the Sono eh of Potts , 'llle int ,
cludiug that portiort of the qualified electors in Men
helm township, who hate heretofore" voted in the
ballot box of said Borough. shall forth a seperaie e
lection district, and continue to hold their electitine
at the public how.° of Henry Singeroted that.iill the
-qualified ehic'ors residing on the west side of - Nor
isegtaitt.teelt, in said Boilingli of Pottsville, induct
mg that Kanto _of Nor weetni'll own.lhio, who
• liave heretofore voted in said Borough, shall tiirmli
nother:vepeesto-iection district, and hold all oleo-.
(ions al,the Pothevitie Town 'lleb. ' ' -
• The electors ul the borough of Tenn:m will
hold their clectionott the school. hobse in itatri bu
'rough :. - • ti
That the elector, of that put of Manheim town
ship lying southeast of the following line :—coip
'netters-0g at the townshipilint of Wayne and Men.
henii township on the $u .1. Hill, threes slung
the Suin:nerittll and Orwigsburg road, to the house
of Widow Sweicker,and the house of John Hewett,
ek • uding •the same, thence to the house of Philip
Dr mlieller, thence to the house of John Delbert,
at t e centre turnpike; thence in the house of John
Betz ; thence to the house of Philip Rock ; thence to
the house of John Shane, Jr. including the Paine;
thence to the- lownshir line 'of said Matthew' and
Schuylkill townships, shall herraller hold ther gen
eral elect-ions at the Court (louse in the borough of
Orwigsburg.
3534 147.164
'lnc electors of the • remaininiz part of Msliliciin
tow nehip wall hold their election at the of house Phil.
ip lii , yrr,:nttkefper,!ti Hit 'town of iSe‘riuylkill Haven.
The General Election in the said several distncts to be
opened between the hours of eight and ti n o'clock an the
forenoon, and shall continue without interrupuun dr ad
pummel) , until seven o'clock in the evening, WHEN
THE POLLS SH ALL BE CLOSk:a The Inspectors
and Judges hf the said general election of the several
districts, in the county of Schui Holt, ands he assessors of
tne several townships m said county, will be chosen by
ballot. on Friday the 4th day of October. A. D. 1839, at
the several 'election districts.
_ .
The oual fled citizens of each - of said districts and town
ships and the Yam boroughs. are at the above mentioned
day and place, to vote by ballot fin,one person as Judge,
for one person as Inspector of elediton. and for one per
son as A ssessor in their respective districts, boroughs
and townships, and the person having the greatest num
ber of votes for Judge is to be publicly declared to be the
judge of eJections. the two persons having the greatest
number of voles for uispectors are to be publicly (feeler
ed to be the inspectors of elections, and the person hav
ing the highest numuer of votes for assessor shall be the
assesor.
The said elections for judge* and Inspector, of elec
tions and assessor, are to be opened between the hours
of eight and ten o'clock in the firreimou, and to be kept
open until seven o'clock in the afternoon of the said 4th
day of October, 1839. when the polls shall be cloned, the
number of votes be forthwith a tcertained, and the per
sons highest in vote publicly declared to be elected.
ln pursuance of an Act of the (Gen sal Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled. "an act re
lative to the elections in this Commonwealth." passed
the 2d day ofJuly,lB39.—Notice is hereby given.
"That every person.excepting the jasuces of the peace,
Who shall hold any office or appointment of profit, or
trust untie.. the United States, or of this Statc,or of any
c'lv or incorporated distnct, whether a copialissitoitst
off i cer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or - agent who
is, or shall be, employed under the legialptilis4- - -execuure
or judiciary dbpartment of this Stale, tartar/the Veiled
States, or of any city or of any tncor.iorited district, and
also, that every member of Congress, end of the State
Legislature, and of the select common canned of any
city. or commissioner of any it corporatied district, is by
law incapable of holding or exerciong, at the same time,
the office or appointment of judge, inspector or clerk of
any election of this commonwealth, and that no immix
tor. judge or other officer of such elecucin, shall be eli
gible to any of f ice to be then voted for"
And the emit act of Assembly. entitled, "an act rela
ting to the elections of this commonwealth;'—passed
July 2d. 1839 (lather provides a. follows, to wit :
vThat the inspectors and ledges chosen as aforesaid,
shall meet at the respective places appointed for holding
the election in the district to which they respectively be
hang. before nine o'clock orate morning of the second
Tuesday of October in each and every year, and each of
said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a
qualified voter of such district.
"In case the person who shall have received the second
highest number of votes for inspector, shall not attend out
the day of any election. then the person who shall have
received the second highest number of votes for judge
at the next preceding election, shall ct-is an inspector
in his place, and in case the person whir shall. have re
ceived the highest number of 'votes for inspector shall
not attend, the person elected judge 441 appoint an in
spector in his place; and in case the pin - nme elected'a
judge shall not attend. then the Inspector who received
the highest number of vote; shill appoint a judge in his
place; and .if any vacancy shall continue in the b..ard for
the space of use hour after the time fixed by law for the
opening of the election, the qualified voters of the town
ship, ward or district. for winch such officer shall have
been elected. mimetic at the place of election, shall elect
one of their number to till such vacatiey.".
"It shall be the duty of the several atisessors, respec-
tively, to attend at the place of holding every general, spe
cial or towashie election s , during the Wth•le time said e
lection :s kept open, for thepurpose ofgiving infdrtnation
to the inspi - tors and judge, when called on, in relation
to the right of any pertain assessed by them to vote at
' such election.or such other matters in relation to thess
sessment or voters as the said inspectors odge, or
either of them, shall from time to uine requi re'
"No person -shall be permitted to vote at any election
as aforesaid, other than a white freeman of the age of
twenty oneyears or mere, who shall have resided in this
state at least tine year. and in the etectibe district where
he offers to vole at least ten nays, immediately preceding
such election, stud willun two years paid a state or couu
ty tax, which shall have been assessed at least ten days
before the election. But-a citizen of the United Scales,
who had previously been a qualified voter of this state.
and removed therefrom and returned, end who shall hare
resided m the election district- and paid taxes, as afore
said, shall be entitled to vote after residing in thin state
six months: Provided. That the white freemen citizens
of the United States, between the ages of twenty-one sad
twenty-two years, and have resided in this state one year
en, in the election district ten days as aforesaid, shall be '
entitled to vote, although they shad not have paid taxes"
it ho person shall be admitted to vote whose name is
not contained in the list of taxaole isthatntaufs refuelled
by the crimmissioners, uuleas, Faint:die produces a re
ceipt for the paymeit. a,thtn two"Yeirs of a state or coun
ty tax assessed agreeably to the consutution, mid give
sausiactuiy evideuc, e on his oath or attirtuatton, or
the math or affirmation of ianuiher, that he has paid such
a tax.or on failure to - produce ,i recetpi. 'shall make oath
to the payment thereof ; or second : 17 he claim a right to
vote by um $l4l pr, elect. a between I nelkkes oft wenty-one
and tweity-two peals,. he shall depose, on oath of afiir -
motion, that he has resided within the state at least one
year next before his application, and make such proof
of residence in the district as is required by this act, and
that he does verily believe, from the accounts given blut
that he is of the age afordsaid, and give such other (P/1••
dence as is required by this act: whereupon the name
of the person ko adulated to vote shall be inserted to the
alphabetical list by the inspectors, sad a note made oppo
site thereto by wnuag the weird - tax" If he shall be ad
mitted to vote by ream - in of having padl a tax, or the
word "age" if he shall he admitted to vote on account of
his age; and in their ease the reason °fetich vote shah be
called out to the clerks, who shall make the like hotel" to
thelist of voters kept by them.
-In encases where the name of the person claiming to
rote is not found on ihe list fmnished by the commission
ere end assessor. or hiserght to vmewhether found there.
on ortmt, is objected to by qzy qualified citizen. it shall
be the duty of the inspectors to examine such peraml on
oath as to Ins qualifier tionie. and if he Mai as to have re
sided within the state for one year or more, his oath shall
MffT,M
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• — Weems consietent wisest; whotlllidl , be a .-: .- •
ditnA cti
or:thathit„.haa . mtdited ar" ' illpefumict
thaniten days attlit mutanfieteb. - _ esid
ied dialfalatt itionerlfsweeethetttia .Me '• . -
in Elhietabeet to ha lawfid.calgitein Mithdr • - .r7' •
ilgrarttohdid.aot reteonvehato mid &irk for dye ppl-
Sue trim** therein. '' ' ''. ',. - '''' • .
7 '4
Intake dil etrirrperstm qualified:ea afontia and Whe .
probe if
me required. of Ma
meat tiattiVelbremid, shall he admitted to vela= ' .
etneedq; wild or dist Oct htethich boabatt ruada... •" - •
elfany persoirehall parent or attempt to prevent
officer ocetection under ehisact,froas holding tech dem
don, or elm or threaten any violence to time truck officer.
or 'bull lummox or improper intenere a ith him in the
execution of his duty. Of Shill block lap or 'tempt to
block up the window, or avennelto any window where
the same may he holden, or shall ritimitialstrub the
peace at such election. or shall use or - any inti
midattnn. dream fume Of violence, w &no to Milli/-
once ..Ntinly. it,. ouitutiqmeloyageatw, arid prevent him
from bating. tit to restrain the freedom of choice, inch
person on conviction shell be fi in any sum not ex
ceeding lye bemired donate sod be imprisoned for any
time not less than opener mons dem toselve months ; a .
if ii shall be shown to the court where the trialof..aue
offence shall be , had, that Mit omen es offending w
not a restaent oh the city. wand, district or 'owlish'
. where. the Mid offence watecommated.and not enutl i
ye rote therm, then on enneiction.he shall be its ntenced
to pay a fine of not lees than one hundred nor more than
'one thousa l d dollars, and be imprisoned nut less
Man six months nor more than twoyeara."
1 ,., elf any person or pi a . oneahall make any bet .or wager
upon the result of adi election wohlb this Cominem.
wealth, sir shalt offer to ninth any . Such bet or wager,
either by iertill proclamation thereof or by any written
or ponied advernsement:ctualenge or invest any i eninn
or persone.to make such bet or wager. upon conviction
thereof. 'he or they shalrforfea nod pay three times the
amount so bet nr nfferpti to be ha
. • If any person not by law quittance], shall frandolently
vote at any election id' this Commonwealth. or being oat
, emu" qualified, dual vote out of his proper district, or
if any person knowing the Want of etch qualificrinn
rhall aid or procure such proton to vote, the person qr
„persons At offending shall on conviction, be fined in any
stnn%ot exceeding two hundred dollarsilid be imPnson.
ed tier thy term not execedingthree months."
nlfany person shall vote at more than one election dis
trict. Ar otherwtse fraudulently -vote morriehan once on
the same dayoir,,shall fraudulently fold end deliver to
the meeector two tickets together with. the Mien: to
dtegany vote, or try to procure another to to do. he or
they so attending shall on conviition. be fitted in any
sum not leas than fifty nor more than five hundred dol
lar.. and be mom prteatied fo r any term nut law than th ree .
nor Inure than twelve months
-If any person not qualified orvcite in this Common
wealth. agreeably to law, (excepting the sons of qualified
CitiZens) shall appear at any place of electionlor the put
pose of issti.og tickets or of influence-e t the citizens quali
fied to vote, he shall on conviction. forfeit and lay any sun.
not exceeding one hundred dollar, fur enemy such offence,
and be Imprisoned for any term not `exceeding three
months"
The rehire judges to meet at the Colin Muse in the
Borough of Orwigsburg. on Friday the 11:h day of Octo
ber, A. D. len.
LOD s.cvg THE COMMONWEALTH.
PETER I'. Lt. DWIL:, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Orw igsburg ,
September 14, 18.4 j 37-te
. NOVEMBER
Fall and Winter Goodg,
J UST received d will be sold verflow Kotavl,,
at the Stoic of N. NatrninseCentre Sireet,—A
merman Prints, Calicoes, at P, 10 and Ili cents per
yard, &c, also EnZltth and Frenth Prints, M, ri
nos, Moualain de Lain', at 31 per yard, Superfine,
Clutha of all ctilnurs, Cavairnere.. and Coatings, all
of which will 'be mold Whulesnle and Rrwil, at re
duced prices. II
ALSO a quantity or Fresh Team just received,—
Souchong. Pouehong, Pecco, Young Hymn, Ilvson,
Shubar, Gun Powder, Imperial, jiist arrived from
Canton, and received by N. Nathan&
ry Country store keepers will•ba supplied at the
lowest Philadelphia prices, by the chest, halt cheat,
and Cuddy. Black Teat Ati 37i per pound.—Gteen
Young Hyson, at 50 cents per pclund, &c.
Sept 7 36—if N. NA'F/lANK.
VARIETY STORE.
•
riatlE Subscriber respectively inform's-his-friends
a and the public in teneral flirt he keeps on hand
and offers for sale cheap,
Gentlemen's Kid. Cotton, and Berlin Gloves,
do. W ti4je andlilack Cotton do.
Gum Elastic, Ciittc.n and Worsted Suspenders,
Real Black !leftist] 'rasa ts,'
White and Figured Pongee Pocket Hdkfs.,
Plaited and Plain Satin Stocks.
do. do. Bombazine do.,
Linen Bosoms arid Collars,
Merino and Cotior. Halt Hose,
Hair, Clothes and Tooth Bromic.,
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water,
Bear's Oil and Pornatum,
Tooth and Pier, Powder,
Crsiile and Snit% trig Soap,
Ladle's Top. Nerk and Side Combs,
Real Turtle Shell Side COmbi.,
Patent 4 Key and Single Key flutes,
Clarsonets-5 and 6 Keyri,knd
French and German Accordeons,
Violins—various kinds,
•
Violin Bows,
Gamuts for Clarionet, Violin, Flageolet, Mote and
Fi e,
Flageolets, Violin Strings, Pisa. &c.,
Silver ever point Pencils and Leads,
Pncket Books and Wallets,
Lemon Syrop,
Currant Jelly,
eneved Ginger,
Confectionary, Fruit, TOYS. &c. &e. &c
Sept 7 JOHN S.C. MARTINI.
36—tf
Notice.
WHEREAS. The North 'Amerman Coal Corn..
party have this day executed unto me, ilre
subscriber, an assignment of all 'heir estate, real and
personal, ft)r the nay meet of their debts-, in a cm tam
'order in the bald assignment prescribed ; now, then..
fore, all persons indebted to •aid Company. are re.
Twined to .make immediate payment lot their re
spective debts to-me; and those in possesston of prop
tv belonging to said Comma'', are rerpmsted to
hold the 101111 C 'object to my order. The assign.
meht may be •een at the (Atte or the Recorder 01
Deeds for the city arid county of Philadelphia. where
the same is left to be recorded according to law.
AR MllOll
Philadelphia, September 2d, 1b39. 36
Orwigsburg Female Semin.
E Trustees ot the Orwigsburg Ft male Semin
ary beg leave to inform the public that their
Seminary—which receives the ■late annuity—i
open fur the reception of Pupils nom any part of the
county or elsewhere. on very moderate terms.
Their principal Instructress is Mow E. A. Robi.
son, who is well qualMed for the station,-and
given very general satisfaction. Instruction a here
given in all the branches taught in the higher Fe
rn■le Seminaries in the state, comprising—Reading
—Writing Arqhmet ic—Eng Itch Granimirr.—A n-
Meet and Model a Geography, with the use of Globes
and Maps— History— F3otany—Ph losophy —Coin
poSition &c. and the German Languate.
Application for ■dmissioq only be made In eithZi
of the Sobseribers; Trustees of thir Inatitutioo.
CHARLES FR AILEY,
M. B. POTTS.
JACOB HA MA lEft,
JOS MORI; A V.
MICHAEL CRAEFF,
P. F LIJOW
PETER MILLER.
J 4 rOB HUNTZINGER, JR.
JNO BAN,V A eV.
Orwigsburg, S.-preitiber 7,
_ _
Brush, and• Fur Hats.
J UST received, and for sale at the manufacturer's
price, by B. LIPPINCOTT,
Sept 7 .33-if Old Post Office, PottsviOn.
•
Regimental .Court of Appeal..
'IIHE Field • Officers of the 30th Regiment, 2d
Brigade, 6th Division. Pennsylvania Militia,
will hold their Regimental Court of Appeal and Ea
oneration, for 1839. at -the house of Michael Glatt'',
in the Borough of Orwigsborg. on Saturday the 11th
day of September next, bet Ween the house of 10 0'.
clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.. M.
Collectors and others crincerned will govern them
selves.accordingly, and be punctual in their attend—
ance. , By order of • -• '^t'.
JERPAMPAH SHAPPEL,
• Behr. Ina. 24 It Gib Div. P. At
BrVade-Inspector's Office,'
Windsor, August 31, 1837.
• - _
4 f A Heidi
• -Cour
watt. a, white faeri,„bellyiind :teen. and her
• •tail *fit, and a yak ztia4 round it. together
RED HEWER. Apar i 8 months old, with
" 1 " 19 1 1 -!
face, bellf and feet, a hots in . obb ear. and a
slit hi the other, strapid from 1110 Subscriber on thel
17th of Aognstriast.' Wirrieeir will return them wil
be reiVonatitircirirded. MPRTI M ER,
•7 • 36-.3t•
• F&CI"TROOP SOFIVYLK4L L COUNTY
CAVALRY- will Parade on Moihiay. the 16th der
of September, IEO9. at Mortimer's Hotel, at A. o'-
clock. P. M. By Command.
M. MOR Tt At ER.
Sept 7 36-2 i First Sergeant.
Is HER ERY (IVtN to 0 . 1 toenians havino claims
etclitinst the e.tete of Actio*Lew. L ., uh d
indebted to the stator s to preeptit them M
• -PHILIP HOFFA,
F. W HUGHE.>.:.
&Id 7 36-u . A....tanrro. •
White Cotton Shirts,
A N elegant uncle for fall wear jaat r,ceived finc! for
sale by B. LI - orr.l
Snpt 7 ' 36—ti OW Pus: Office. Puttt
'_IUST received, a new slid el. gnat ser4s.tia.nl
101 ' &figbah Carpel., ',aim,' will bu auld at a swal
advance ell Ph iladelphil prices.
Als.cEntry•sr.d.Stair Carpelinv! by
anew.' 11 33—tf N N ITIT 1N•1
Miners Wanted.
plfloll twenty to thirty viiher and
- 0 ; Miner/ ere wamed to dig Bitunitiouv
Richmond, Virginia, to whom noel) pry h: la
paid as they may makeirottififtern la
dollars a week, and have einivtatit rin•doi I,n•til.
Pim/intone and !lard W fa INC •botit the %utile• as n 1
Puttaville, and the 'when 411 healthy a pint... b . .
any in tile Untied Stated. .Apply to
• C }3U)% N,
South St. Wharf, I'6e ta.
A 1.4. V %1.,
GEO E. %A MIS,'
E'ne Chew. r!ir It, V.
engUISI 31 33-3 t Illet.ooottl, V.I.
P. S A large number at timer.. are n.v wanted.
end eon get coo.tant employment and .00d
at several of the 1111/1,. new. rErl,lo
Itunizinter de, K bat;
H EVE just returned the eny won n
supply of New and C heap gOOO., s un!.l,, for
Fail arid Winter wear, and pariieut,i rtri
their friends ii. favour !hen. witii u'
t 4 Corner of Centre arid Callowtiol
august 31_1.•
C;tcalitiolver Seet3.
, 4 1IHIRESH Mertindoth Club(lo.aer Set ( 4 , 1•l -t , rerviv
ed and or .aia by B. 8.1.NN
eugust 31' 33
,
PENNSYLVANIA HALL
ItAkpOrtant to Landlords.
AS the sulomriber intends disrontinuirir aiom
at Lhts establishment on or befort the Isr of
October, he rmw off re fur ..de The F • \I:SI'I I:1
LEASE, together with the FURNITUR F. a,,,1 EIX
TURFS appertaining to the conduct or roe
lishinent. The tense expires on the • first osy. 01 A
pril next, and the Ftiritit ere is in rortei
JUSI:PII HAIR:ILAN% (1U r.
t.
anoint 24
VALIMIIZ•E
, FOR SALE.
rir he !told at Public V endue, 0 1 ,,,n
A. on Saturday. the 24t11 day of S. ioeurb, r nra
at ONE O'CLOCK, P VI. in purenant e o: inn 1.,1
wall and •reetainent of William 1.1,Ctd.....1, ail
that cerium valuable
TAVERN STAND
nd
TRACT OF LAND,
containing Tien Hundred Fifteen and s 11.111 tries
situate on the Danville end Bear Gip Tornio ke, a.
bout 6'e tniies from °simile, in ( 7 :1113 'o,.n.
sru y, l ' ofuni bla 1.1111 - IV, hounded hi' "11.1,n
Kane, Peter Riehart, I.oitic 11011 and Ja.uu J 141.114 i
'filene is on the premises a
F 17,1.1,-.E.7:74
vi and Farm .11ouse,
WWI u titiOD cND NEVER FAILING SPRING
near the"hou.c, a grp,ii
FR ARE BARN
and tabling,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE BEIREV,;
1 •
iPPICE
and n'het Ftnit Trees, and alum! SF.VV.NIy A.
('II l'eS of the Land cleated. and 411 a g rnd ,1 tent
'llse terms nt'sale nn the
day of Sale. Lyrt
Administrator of Win. .11.trna, derrosrd.
Dinriile, zu..l ISII. 31-14
N. H. All LLerson. knownte theno.t.lee s Inds Li. d
os the estate, ore tcqueNted to tos.te FAynt.
no delay.
To .11 the hetrs es , al lrggl represealutives "f
'Fluid, late of krut,s.vtck Scli •),
kill county, (Fariner,) deceased.
IG wricE
•
b tlterefor,hereby given,
will AT in pursuance of an nrcer of the o:riane .
Court of the county of Schuylkill, an theut4
'will he held on the premiere of taut dLout.tut, and
continue horn day to day upon the flual I:,:tattt of
the ' , Ott: deerdSeti, WlOllll the County of yI.
strut: to in the Township:, of Hurry. W (44 Il rlio- a telt,
and Lower M a banter: zo, ho the said rsonny ot'.: . hoc I.
kill, on Monday, the 23d. day of Sept:toot:cr. at It)
o'clock in the tore:boon, to make partunm oi the nil
estate of the salt deceomro, to and aotone lota (tilt!
drcn and lepal repreioin , at Ives, te that min to, done
without prrjud ice to and minding of the a holt, nth
erwise to value and appraise the aura.'; when and
where yuu tnay attend if you think pro,: e r.
PE r F 4.11 F. LUDWIG,
Sheriff of the County of Schuylkill.
Orwigaburg, august 24
BE
CALL .1T TII E
Cheap Grocery iitore,
Corner of Centre and Cuilowhill St,eria.
F E atthscrybers have just recelvcd e i•e,v supply
nt a 1 kouis of Grneettes, such as l'ea. Coffee,
SCMollesses, Lard, Shoulders, a•id eu,,vot,ir
aof !lams, also Honey Svrop'alt •he's.n 'M
lasses, Meckere I, Shad, S.li, &c all of . 4' IC •I Ic u:.
&red cheaper :Ilan eve. rash, by
august .94
Cheap Calicoes, Le..
AT THE C %Si! •.
Corner of Centre and.Callowhill St,ttis.
J UAT received o :Ist:tor:own? of fir
Fron•:11 and Don-stic
Supe , frne and low priced
Apron and Bed (:noes', Canton Flannels, T.
apor, enthan Yarn, Carpet Chain, rouni, and
a variety of other Bond. which will he sold very
cheap by lIUNTZINGER & KREBS.
august 24 3.4-tf
EMI
Adminisiettoes Notiite.
UETTERS of Administrattob on the estate of
L Witham Sktveley, late of the Borough of Potts•
trine. (Wheelrrghl) deceased, having been granted
to the subNallbk - c - all persona indebted to the &date
of the said deotpted. are hereby requested to 11,1111te
payment to the auoyeriber, and all persons having
claims or letriiinda against the estate of the 'Bay
• illiam - Shively, aft 'hereby reviuestid. to make
known the sante to Miti.without delay.,
• ' 'DAVID G.IIIYERS, TA droll) istrutor:
august 24 34-61 Port Carbun.
EMI
Notice
Ca rpet lug.
11UN IZINUER Sc K::Eim.
3:—li
TKO, - IPoll. Gods.
4 SPI.E.N ID itisortmelit'of:4l.4 kind*
twi t Gi;cids; jcist reectivOiigic ieeria and NatlisitturSpikcs, iiie.cdreiedAo the
public only cheap 'Cish ttnid of" '
tt nyrZl VGiER aSt Kletek;
uugt.t.,,t got • . 34.1.
go& of Ilrt Mine Rill and huyljujl :
Vollry Rail. ood Co 'try— ' •
. .
. PHlLADELPHirt e .ttognak 711101839:•-•
Pr RE Board Of Slanneefe have•thiAiday.deati
' a dividend of PER CENT, npolt
Capital Stock, frii the. Roe's of the Madill* 'the
last 13:1af year; pay ea iind after the-7th init..
/rigtivt 7th
,
illonsline de Laines.. - - a'
A FEW pieces or the above artiste last received
.-- nigd tbr sale cheap by - E. W. EMl' s .
au r ,,st 11 • t . '5.3-!1 -
• -=--
Mortis
rg~FT E §ubserjber WM. Bel/ a few thousand' very.
'flee llultteautis trees now 'growing neanOrwigas
burg on high gravelly ground, where the wood lie—.
coosmore tit4ture th;on•ity nay other eititationiand
on 111:1i acenuot are inure valuable tar plaiting: XI-.
tav ul ti.c trees are now over,nrur and V half. 'Nit
u...!. uniwtially well branched; they willtieSold
I,IIW ••11 re..onable,Lertrr, to be dvlivered , iti October
• JOSEPH MORGAXts
11.1 32 —BW
NOTICE. If
.•
LT: EBY gisen.that an conformity wlthltio
m p °r,.' .ns of the act of assembly resulatingt the
inetatutions for charters. that
--tilt:, I Ileilner. A. S . eShbcrger, B. R. Mears, John
I) R. Bennett. 'Joseph Jeans. Mdirris'a.
r , It. G. Lelar, FL M. Clem:mho/I, • Tay_
tor, S ,el D. Leib. and James S. Wallace, intend
app.e log to the nest Legislature of the Common.
of l'emisylvdnia for the incorporation of a
ti.tt,... tv Joirotion to be called "S:cuort..atu. Cone
t r rANK• op iveasviLLE." to be be located in tKs,
of rSVOIY, 'Mint VOr Sethi vlk ill. The
~..0 di or use bold Bank es' be 1500.000, arid the
prt..l , 4eet iocreuNiog. the saute to One Minion dot,
oil at and intention of the inatitotion
xeretoe of - Banking and.Diacounitiog prise
eromntion ot the Coal Trans and the
rul weltiire of coMmunity by a liberal " tad
11..111 y transaction of business.
to 1539. - -
':;111E tit.,:::.i . roldera, or Linz' NI meta' Bank or Pot*
% "4% , in the County ollichitylkill, hereby sie,ra
, il.4t they wtl f ouply lo the Legistotutn o
I ' . at their oext Session for a renewal
1:o. Cr.a r ter of acid Dank, and an increase of ihr
t Irmo Iwo hundred thousand dollars, to five
1141 , dad Ihoosand dollars, 'created for the epecifio
r• 1 or . is..d..arinv, the Coal Trade and other corn'-
~„ r,•,..1 ce the 9111room:line neiehbourhood,-
t y aural ora-rartons of a Bank orlhecount and
Cll ARLES LOE'ER, ea4hier.
• 26-6 mo
A CARD.
Pennsylvania . 11all
•
R.EFtGTORY. •
-- 4 _
• 071.1' S'IL PER ,
F3T:i IPlt I ETOR. Respect'ully recrests hiscrietide
and customers, will acees his sincere thanks
11,r the Great encouragetne.nt he hai received from
1111 since he Imo(11.4 the shrive establishments
Lula tuns riquesi, J. D tikes the opportuoi
ic .I,o6rni them he has made extensive arrangty
liwnts,ifnr the :Summer Ilirsincss, and will constant.
Iv be).upulted wale all the delicacies and article's
310ritut can afford during the
51111.1111.1-
-
.: WINES. . .
Old Ibideria Wine, per bode. 2,00
dn. Pole wherry, ' do. ." ' 2 QP
. do. Iliown do. . do: 200
do Port,( do do. . 2 00
do Li 16 ,, Wan. ,- do. 100
Coompuigne Henry Cloy. . Wine, 2 09
do. ;Napoleons I.- do. . 2pp
do. ,11 Iroek, do. 1 . 2'140
. do. 1 7 1 , foria, • -.do. ' 2 00
d.. Polinello., do. 2 00
Pri.. .2 r's,.;;lni.ii's Ad' Sechers X X Pale 'Ale on
Dr.,,alli. Apattomas always in readiness for
.. , ,i per pan ies, .Lc., ando who call may expect
to receive Every ainAt ilUli-111
July 6
PANCOTT, •
"TiZZIRCEANTZ TAILOR.
t:l41 Post 41111 ;:e, Pottsville,
/eve f 1
,1 J . Uttesmit Sara, _
PHILADELPHIA.
:NT enenurazentent beyond my
pl . eta i krlS. I would respectfully state,
!h.' tbr,.ur Inn nal henefit,l have
ac.piairtted with G lhou's French eye
•• i,n-ree•lo at a .hei; expence, and for
ie.:ennui of whitli - lam agent. This system for'
eci..iicie a ti •ipee. exceeds all others that Ihavp
e'er .t.r.l, ant - tiitw prepared to Insure an els.
,0 C I , to a il e:ri.es, -tri the entire sattsfaCtion
~11 w h., con.idet taste and elegance in dress.an oh,
Ca-b,
(I; 141,11.. of Garrnent etatiu* . taught,
t:4lgaae cons inee lITIV tailor of judgement Itl
byeleill t> superior to any oar--
rr Ir
JOl, 20
,NOTICIrdI_ -
TO 'FIFE PUBLIC!
r 2, t i I.; Public are htot by most respectfully inform'
A ed Mal the %Intl anti Express Lines of Stages,
g 1,1,t11. 2 hilts ucii rtt,Ol. g. tiod PDXIsvAle. hevp 11111011•
ii, lir,t day or itrh, had no connection with John
iAt...v.o and Son's 119:.1 Line. The Proprietors of
:lie :Pill and Exprer4 Lines, noticed with iegyet
the c i.irse abuse pursued in a pubilic,prod, in re-
Int 1.. , 1 to the Opposition Line by the . proprietoranf
the Oust. 'I he Prolong:Una oldie Mail and Expr
divairpriiving or t.ue:i procceeingti, thou lit it it- '.:
...bit., isi 'order to griiimite their own per nter- i.
Cni,„ 10 Lave no CUllilig etton wit the Dust Ltrie.
htey Ilit•riiiore dis.ailv , d, and ; }he public may ini,
pheiii v ivil; ilivi with ',Pie care.
Tee Mail Line between I"oitAville and Reading
to e,,..,, ,s. wish the Rail Rosa for Philadelphia, and
Is, Lin. aof BLaces runnine• to Fusion Laneast4
,
o 3 Il inn:ding. will Wave
.Mortimbea lite'. Pottin!,
vile, thill • at 64 ideliick, and arrive in leading in: •
time 19 dune vt Wrideiil-Coleitian's) Hotel, am( takp'.
the (*.Ars for l'hilvdriiihia, - - .
• let;ve J.. Peter's Office," White,
D 1:18 Race sereet. Philadelphia. at 5 o'.
(.4k -it, A. ‘l. dail). and attar the arrive) of the Can
Ir,+vr 1t , Reading. dine at
I). Iti•n+.er'. 41o•el, Pori anG arrive in Potts.
vilre at ri hour sq the afternoon.
rci EXi'RE.SS LINE
%VIE L yr Nloritinvr'a doily al :I
and arrive in Reads g at an early Lur in
•
1,•.• venni ! !
R. ',cu., ar. will !ewe J. Peter's Otiirte, While,
•Swait. I tr: ;tam Street, Philadt Ipina, (Liu at 3
clock: - P. M.., and arrive iu Pott villc the following.
'441.• to num to dine.
Fare through in t'ar V°. I, Mail Line, $4.54
• ' in Car Nu 2.•-• 4,00 .
Faro in the Ec.re, 'Line, Car No. j, . 5,00
, • • • Car No, 2, 4,30
- a tv ~;,;.;•;• at
and
Pottsville'
i.;, ti :stlc ,r_tn',) {leer's 11,4...1p, kuaiJtpg i
eul J Pete r . • 10: 4 1 , 1 tee S.! ea, ~,o4 s en d e r,
se‘,'.,.Nlerecauts' Fourth t eel, Channel
pinta. :v.
Propnedors:
Putioviile, August 3, 1,833
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