viduils at the ineetlng previous to its siournincne.
In the course oPthe proceedings Mr. Wallach ad
rintssed the meeting a a brief hat extremely perti
nent speech, autiliclivered in ins happiest manner.
New Church. , -.4The mirser•atone et" a new Baptist
Church was laid in Philadelphia on Thursday led,
at the N. E. awatir of Sixth etreet and Poplar Lane.
A large concourse of people attended,-who were ad.
'dressed appropriate manner by the officiating,
Clergyman. • • . ,
Consecnrt.4St. John'. Episcopal church, at
York; Pa.. having.undergobe • thorough repair and
remodelling, wasjopened again for divine service on
Wednesday cnoynhig, the ceremonial of consecration
conducted by the; Bishop of the diocese.
Interfeecnce sf Office Holdere.—Mr. Azariah C.
Flagg, postmaster at Albany, is Chalmers of the
Albany County Yen Buren Committee. Tire utile' et
of this selection is "to keep the patronage of office
from coming in conflict with the freedom of elect
lions." It is goOd Jackson fuffilapent of J ackson
promises. it is jibe Jackson practice afilackson
Iprecept.
Fatal Reconts , : —General Francois Gmennie fell
in a duel on the Bth ult., near Natchitochee. His
antagonist was enerel Bossier. The combatants
fought' with rifleVi, at forty paces. The first fire
proved fatat cause ef titehearred is net ulcer
,
ta Med.
Mr- Picaczna, 'of South Carolina; is spoken of as
the Administratn candidate for Speallier of the
House of Representatives.
The Rev. John Pierpoot, of Boston, has been dis
missed from his Society. At a meeting of the Pro
praetors of Peers, the vote on his dismission stood
sixty-three le slaty in the Hollis street char* Bss.
ton.
In t partiameSit of the Inner Temple, held sth or
May,' tat sod 20 Philip and Mary, a decree' was
made that no flies , of that house shook wear his
beard abase Merle weeks' growth, upon pain of 20a.
forfeiture.
1,31 La
Suicide.—An E nglishman, named Seth Gayh.rd
died on Tuesda st at Nev York. frizin taking poi
son, whtlain a to of phrenzy produced by want 01
emplurnent i
We learn from', the . Nashua - N. 'H. Telegraph that
crinflictlbetween the gamblers and the milt
...
iwn,lnne of the latter was struck a blow
on the head by i a club with such violence, as to
cause death. The person who gave the blow it El.
dridge Fors!. fortnerly of NasSaw He is sew in
jail. I -
commeroe 'eagon.—Tbe4 arrived at the port
af Boston duringt the month of September 557 yea.
vela, including slips barque., brigs, schooners and
sloops. There were cleared the same time 409 yes.
eels.
The New York Journal of Commerce states that
the brie New tr7tnada fronfGavthageua, S. A., has
brought.sl2,o3l in specie.
The Election in this'Cotinty has resulted in favor
of the Delegate Ticket throughout as follows
AextainLy
Augustine Holmes
Peter F. Mudey,
John H sews,
PIIOTIIONOTAIr
George Rahn,
Lewis A den riea,
R/GIIITIII & RCCORDIR
Jacob Krebe,
Jacob Hammes
Comixiss&eiia.
George
. Seitzinger,
Charles Dengler,
William Bock,
DI RICTiII
George Body,
Andrew Willeur,
AUDITOR
J. W. Downing,
John Schell,
Those on the Delegate ticket are.in italic. Mr.
.lohnSchill wee no candidate. We will publish obi
tabular statement of the returns next week.'
MARRIED.
On the 6 • th intl. by the Rev. Joseph McCool. Mn•
ZADOCK J. B•coy, to: MISS MARI♦ MAncLS, bat/
of Minnwvilbe.
Schaykill Coal Trade.
Shipments ofCoal fur the week ending on Thurs
day evening last. -
~.. Shipped by . Beata.Tons.
Del. Coal Co. 26 . - 1375
S. Heilner & Sou, - lB 959
Milne 4- Spencer 18 944
Potts & Hannan. 16 857
George H. Potts i 13 706
Bennett & Taylor 13 698
Belt & Bekon, 12 615
G Bast, 11 579
Charles Lawton, 8 440
Stockton & Stevens, ' 7 375
&Hyman & Nice, - 6 321
Eaton Collieries, 6 316
J K. Olewine & ' Co. .5 255 .
W Wallace & Co. - 5 " 268
K Kear, 4. 277,
C M. Hill, 4 4209
A Steinberger, 4 . 212
C. Ellet 4 /207
Mann & Morris, a . 162
J 8. Runkle & Co 3 161.
H G Delon, 3 t 55
Sundry Shippers, 57 - 2901
247 12;992
Per last report, 11183 334,818
Diu U LAItUoL ft,&l/. ROA 111.
The following is the amount of C , _ :. l:raissportett
ad this road for the week ending on T 6 nioay even
tog last
17114 Tarim
...Per last Report 436, 51
'
Total.
68,6651 • ~
NaTAI4:SI CLEAVER.
WEsT„.33.IINICH RA ROAD.ROAD.
Thu following is the amount a Coal transported
on tins road for the week ending on Thursday
.evening last 6.28 Tunis.
Per last report .125.8.58
-- i
132,144
ROBERT C. BILL Collectiir
Total
sIuiIUYLKiLL VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
, -
The following is the amount of 'coal transported
on' this road for the week.entlins on Thursday,esiin
i ng JAIL
55,797
H. H. POTTS, Colledar
Milli CURER RAIL ROAD
The followinit is the amount of Cad transported
en this road for Ake week ending on Thursday even
ing hr. 1 607 Tons.
•
Per last report 17,585 •
Total 39.192
GEORGE sulaurrirstz-m;
For the week ending Sept. 111116.
Meech el Belt ;
674
, %GUI. . . . Tone.
- 10 . 652$
. .
1,
PennlElaven • . , 1428
• TOTAL BiIIPMENTEL . ,
Mauch Chunk . 2512 119,738
Parryv t Ile 1013 33,601
Penn Eleven . 662 30,3/A1
eattarille. Cktther. 5, 1839.
wirEicr FL/Ma, by thelead was worth earrata7
65 54
WHEAT 135 per rubel . , in demand.
RYE FLOUR $2 per cwt. in demand.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR IRMO per ewt
RYE, by the load 73 by the bushel—ready
EVE CHOP 70 to 73 per baritel in demand.
OATS 37i cents—ready sale.
POTATOES-37i cents per, bushel in demand
CORN-80 cents per bushel in demand.
CLOVER SEED-1112 00 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED--42 50 per busbej.
FLAISEED--2/ 45 per. b sskel in demand.
WHISKEY-45 cents per gallon.
BUT TER-2o cents per pound—in Keg. 20 cents
EIGGS-121 cents per dozen.
LA RD.I4 cents per pound.
TALLOW— lOcents per pound.
HA'hIS 131 cents per polled.
CORN CHOP 100 cents per bushel ind emend .
BACON-13 cents per nomad.
BRE.SWA X-20 seems per peered.
FEATHERS-62cent, per pound.
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per pound
MACKEREL. by the bbl. No 1, $l7 No 2, 1115
SALT-2 50 per bb1.475 per bushel
PLASTER Is worth $7 50 per tone
HAY $lB per ton.
Philadelphia and Reading
• • RAIL ROAD.
CHANGE OF pmas,
On sod after Monday. October 7. until further notice.
lIIHE trains will start at the following hours; from
. 21 - Reading at 8 A. M. and' 1 P. M. from Norris.
town at 7 A. M. and 4 P. M. daily.
These hours are arranged to connect with the
Rail Road betimes Norristown ■nd Philadelphia,
the ham of leaving the latter place being 5 A. M.
and 2 P M. daily.
FARES.
Between Beading and Norristown, Ist class ears,
$2, 2d do 81 50.
The Morning Train from Philadelphia will stop
for breakfast at Pottstown-
Oct 12 41—tf
• •
Dwelling Rouse to Rent.
THE House in the upper part of Ma.
hantango street, now occupted„by Mr.
Oa it A.. D. K. Moore. It possesses every ad•
- vantage for a family residence, both in
size, pidis, acid location ; has a Stable attached, and
a Pump of excellent water on the premises. Lt will
be vacated in a few days, ar.d will then be fur rent.
Terms may Se known by applying at this office.
Oct 12
1399
718
295
1615
822
W E consider it, a ditty to call public attention to
this at:tuneable preparation for Pulm onary Dm
ease.--eapecially Coughs. Colds, Consumption. Sprtting
Blood, Asthma, Brrnint Affections, N hotputg , Cmgh,
4-c. It used and very highly approved by parsons of
the first respectability, but we feel confident in saying
that a trial of us efficacy will be Its best recommenda
tion.
1486
912
Dr. Jonathan Going.. President of Granville College,
Ohio, (late of .N ew York) in a lecter es Dr. Jayne, dated
New York, December. 18116. says—"He was laboring
under a severe cold, cough and hoariness, and that his
difficulty of breathing was so great that he telt himself
in imminent danger of immediate suffocation, but was
perfectly cured by using this E:xpectoraut." Mrs. Delka.
of Salem. New Jersey, was cured of Asthma, of twenty
years standing. by using two bottles of this medicine.
Mrs. Ward, also of Salem, was cured,of the same coin
laint by one bottle. A young lady, also of Salem. rho
was believed by her friends to he far gone with con
sumption was perfectly restored by threw• bottles. Dr.
Hosuboa. of St. James. South Carolina, was greatly
affected by a cough, bounties; and soreness of the
lungs, awl on using a !wale if this medicine found ver
=Rent relief.
1219
712
308
1599
741
I 550
676
Mr. Nicholas Harris, *en, °goof the Deacons of the
first Baptist Church, in Philadelphia has been perfectl
cur-,d by it- , --after having" suffered for XTY YEAR S
with Coughs. Asthma, and spitting of Blood, which no
remedy before could relive.
The - Rot. C. G. P Crosby write* as follows
AIE t 1 YORK, JUllie 15, 1839.
To Dri.. J•rat —Dear Sir: 1 raTe made sae of y our
Expectorant, personally and in nii family. for the lasi
six years dub great benefit. Indeed I may consider my
hfc prolonged by the use of this valuable medicine.
under the blessing of God. for several years. 1 may say
almost as much in the case of my wife, and aleo of the
Rev. Mr. Tenon, of the Island of Jamaica. For all
cases of ceugit, nallassaaaBen ef the chest. lenge, and
Ihroat, I do most anbesitaungly I lrecommend this as the
best medicine 1 have ever tried. My earnest wish is
that others afflicted as 1 have been. pay experience the
same relief, which lam permed they will. by using
your Expectorant. . C. P. CROSBY.
The ifoilOwing certificate is fr a practising PHY
SICIAN and a much respected Clergyman ofithe Meth
odist society, dated Modest Town, Vs., August 2.1838.
Dr. Jayne—Deer Sir: I have been using your Expec
torant extensively in my practice for the -last three
mambo ant far ail weeks of Colds. Coughs. Inflame
noti of the Lungs. Consuniptiria, Aethma, Palos 'and
Weakness of the Breast, it is decidedly the beat medi
cine 1 have ever tried, Very respectfully yours,
R. W, WILLIAMS, M. D.
This Exracrox.trrr never fails to core Asthma or re
lieve a Gough. Price $l.
Prepared only by Or. 0! Jayne. No. South 3d street
Philadelphia, and may be had of G. W. Oakley, Reading.il
C. Leirenring. Mauch Chunk. D Welke-, Pert Clinton.
Wm. T. Epilog and Clemens & Perrin, Pottsville, where
may also be had J•TNE . S SANATI VT. PILLS, CMLYINA
TIVIC BALSAM, 80dTONIC V 6111.11111170,..
Oct 12, 1839. 41-ly
TtiE subscriber will 'receive proposals for rent
ing the Micidleptirt Colliery,datety 000mpied by
John C.'Circovius. The veins are ready for work
ing, gangways having been driven 7 -bseasts opened
and boobies ano,fiatures erected, with ever, facility
for immediately!consuienceing an extensive buisegfsa.
The lessee wlll have an oppoitunity also to lease
or purchase the rail road waggons. drift cars, and
mining implements now on the premien, and suffi
cient fora large business.
Oct 5 do—tf G. W. FARQUHAR
Kintlberton Bearding School.
T HE Winter term, when nee' scholars are ad
mined, commences's° the at day of the Elev
enth month. EUMOR KIMBER,
Oct S 40-3 t .iftrumr.intendent.
6430 347,810
V TILL be received at the Engineer's 016ce of
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road, at
Reading. next door ftc Herr's Hotel, until the Ist day
of November next, for furnishing 40.000 white oak
or rock oak sill., 7 feet long. and Batted 7, inches
thick and wide enough to meant of squaring 8 inch.
es by 7. to be delivered at vasious points on the line
of Rail Road between Reading and Port Clintun..— .
For further particulars enquire at the Engineer's
Office.' WIRT ROBINSON.
Reading, Oct 5 /10--.3t Engineer.
New Fall Goods. .
•
J UST received an elegant asaurtment of Fall and
_ Winter troika, consisting of
Mprinoe, Monsline .de Laine, troche de
Met ino, Shawls, Mello, Co*, Van.
eitnenes, Sattinetts, reitiags, Carpeting,
d -e. 4,c. • •
AU of which will be sold c!teap for cash by
Oct S 40-if N. NATHANS.
YAW 1,- -
63,310 tons
Pottsville Water Company.
.PERSONS under rent to the-Pottsville Water
Company, will confer ,a particular favour by
Calling on the subscriber andpaying the water rent
doe Ist inst. JAMES M. 411EATIT
Oat 5 40-3 t • Collector.
Mew GOodis.
A LARGE andgeneral assortment - of rld2lll
SEASONABLE - GOORS just receited end W
now opeuing, by JOSEPH RITE 4t, SON.
Mount eerbon, Oct. 5 110-tf
LEIMIT ()AL D-1.331e.
4367 183;421
Etßyiew OF THE MARKET.
Dr. Jayn's Expectorant.
Colliery to be Let.
Preposabi
4' 4 1*;1•T* 1 kir.:3%4%1_4 - T - 47,T
_ j r MINERS' JOURNAL.
_
,
IMICSCANT ko •the- lasi - wili- and Tseitantent ht
~ Willieniliiwral. /Me sit littraideug towashir,
1 44rowage..etiosoktr„-Rieregyinni a . 4isenumid. will he
°fetid al POOFICI•dee ila the lirethisas. on
}ridayft& lath daglef October next; '
. A TRACT OF LAND. .
Ceetaining . * acres and 40, perchew, with snow-
Acme iho. sleuth, in Roaring creel' valley. Colombia
county, Pennsylvania; Meat eight guiles Mot of
Cstawissa at the Pennaylva a Canal, on the North
branch of the Susquehanna four miles west of the
Catairbra sad Little Seim lkill Rail Road; and
twenty.fith miles north of eutswille;irhwe there is
alwa y s a susttet for Predate. el mil As that of Phila
delphia for Friths. It is boiniskid by leads of Malt
leo Hibbs. George Crag and ethers.
The improvements, are it coeshrtalde two story'
- • squared log dwelling House. a square
sa •
sir. log Barn with alabling underneath; •
•
os . voting orchard of grafted fruit trees;
about 85 acres cleared and under good
levee, divided into ensvesient &ifs. and in e high
stale of oidtivation r having been all aecently cleared.
The remainder is well set with lolly thriving timber,
a large portion of which is heavy white oak, suite.
able for sawing into plank' For boat building, or
lumber for rail road parpena. skr— i wbacti from its
convenience to the public improvements, moat find
a ready and good market. . •
A branch of Roaring ereele passes through the
property, with sufficient 60.1 ilsr a saw mill. There
are also, a number olinever tkiting springs of excel-
lent water on the premises. With all these advan
tages combined, it is scarcely surmised by any
property in the section of canary where it is heat
—eio—
The properly will answer, well to be divided into
two or three arms. and will be sold together or di
sided to suit purchasers. Persons wishing to view
for themselves before the day: of sale. will be shown
the property, by applying to 'Edward Liman hying
near the same.
fele to commence at I o'clock P. M. cit said day.
when doe attendance will be given. and terms made
known by BENJAMIN LI NVILL,
JOHN LINVILL, •
&rendes • of Win. LinDi 1 , &Teased
Oct .5 40-ta
Orwigsbarg Academy.
T IDE Trustees of this Institution, respectfully
inform thdir neighbors and the public generally
th a t the Academy is now open for the reception of
• Pipits fru rts of the ooantry. Its situation
is tone of the beelthfed and pleasant in the
.t a ti —there is nothing within ha vicinity to draw
youth from the path of Morality—every thing is
cardulated to entice Pupils from abroad.
The principle instructor Mr. P. B. CAIITZIP, late
of Dickinson College, and they feel &moored that he
may be able to give generhl satisfaction to those
ho may be disproved to patronize the Institution.—
In consequence of receiving the state annuity, the
prite of Thihra has Wee (loch reduced, add no
pains have bees spared in providing every thing
which may add to the comfort and advancement of
the scholar.
The course of study and the plan of instruction,
are the same with those of the older Academies of
our state; but studies immediately connected with
the beldam, of life, and the iiitereniareesit society,
will constitute a prominent department.
Application for admission may be made to either
of the subscribers. Trustees of the Institution.
JOHN OREH ER, • FREDERICK RELD,
HENRY VOUTE, WILLIAM GARRET,
ISAAC ORWIG, HI9I M. BICKEL,
JOHN' MAW URER, JOSEPH WOOLISON.
. Ortripburg. Oct. S 40-1
Bowel Complaint Cured.
'WAYNE'S CARMINATIVE. BALSAM is a certain.
safe,and effectual remedy ror dysentery. diarrhea,
or lommess; cholera modem, summer complatet,eioltc,
griping pains, sour stomach, flatulency. &c. &c.„ and all
spasmodic and nervous diseases, as tuck and nervous
headache, hysteria, cramp, &c.
Ba4isnore. Mirth 27,1833.
DR. JA Tee it. Dear Sir : YoU oak me what proof I meet
with of the efficacy of you , medicine I can wifely say
that 1 never prescribed any medicine for Bowel Com
plaint that has given me so much utast:tenon. and my
Patients an speedy and perfect relief as this Whenever
introduced mto a family, it becomes a standing remedy
for those ailments. and is called for amin and again.
which I think a prettt good proofof its efficacy and use
fulness. In the Summer Complaint of Children it has
frequently appeared to snatch the Indoor:mime, gg it
were from the grave. -It saved the life of my ebild,lkid
of such sad each a child:' I have repeatedly beard said.
In dysiwteric affections of adults, I have time and again
semi st act like a charm, and gore permanel t rebel lea
few boa a, I may say in slew minutes. In ineot is a
valuable medicine, and no faintly should•be Without it.
Respectfully. M. L. Knave, M. D.
From Dr. Wm. Ste eling, physician to the Cumberland,
N. J7Alu;shouse.
This is to certify that I have used Dr Jayne's Carnyin
alive Balsam very extensively in Bowel Complaints. and
have net the least hesitation in declaring it supenor to
any preparation I have met with for she relief of those
diseases.
Bridgeton, Js 19, 1836. Wm. 'Bintauxn. M. D.
From Jonathan Cioing.l3. D. (late of New York,) Presi
dent of Granville College. Ohio.
D. Jayne—Dear Sir: Having made use of your
Carminative Balsam in my family: and finding it admira
bly adapted ta the complaints for whith it is intended,
1 take pleasure in recommending hso the ese of my,
friends and the public generally, believing those who am.
afflicted with any of these comp hunts, will find relief
the use of this valuable medicine. '
New York May 20, 1837. JAN...THAN GOING.
Prepared mly by Dr.D. Jayne. N 0.70 South 11 street
Philadelphia. and may be had of G. W. Oakley. Reading.
D. Walker, Port Clinton, and of W. T. Epting and Clem
era and Paryin. Pottsville.
be, Octo r 5, 1839. 40-ly
ROCL A M ATlON.—Whereas the Honorable
IS- James H. Powrea, Ee ,ire, resident of the sev
eral Courts of Common Pleas ofttke Counties of Dau-
phin, Lebanon and Schuylkill, in Pennsylvania, and
justice of the several Coatis of Oyer and Terminer,
and General Jail Delivery, in the said countieli, and
GEOROZ R•11/1111 and Smankt. D. LrakEsquires. judges
of the Court of Oyer and terminer and Ginerol J
Delivery, for dm trialaf ell ambitol sad atiseisupend.
era, in the said county of Scbuytkill---by their pre
cepts to site dnecte tasted atOrwigsburg the 29th
day of July 1839, have ordered a Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,-to be hold
en at Orwigaburg, an the last Monday of October
next, (being the 28th of said month) to costinne
one week.
Notice is tharefore hereby given, to the Coroner,
the Justicga ofthe peace, and Constables of the said
comity of Schuylkill, that they are by the said pro.
ows commanded to.be then and -these at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said-day. with their rolls, records!
inquisitions, examinations, and all tithor rememb
rances, to do those things, Which to thew offices sp.
,pertain to be done, aid all theist that are bound by
.recognizance.. to prosecute .genet the prisoners that
are, or then , shall be in the jail of said county of
Schuylkill, are .to be Alien and there to prosecute
them as shall be just.
PETER F; LUDW IG, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Earwigs.
burg, October 5, 1839. /,
40—•
.
-
N. 1:1." The witnesses and Jurors who are sum.
monad toathen(s said .Court,. are requested to serve
punctuality. in cane won attendance, tho'law in
such cases made and and provided, will be enforced.
This utice re published' by particular order of the
court, Mace .concetned will titer/stare ;wen) them
selves aecordi.wly.
110ROCLAIWAT/013.—Notice is hereby given
a. that a Court 'sif Cornmion Pleas, for the trial of
canoes at issue, in and for the Comity of fiedmy.lkill,
will beirekl stenaigsburg..in'tbe.mosety aforesaid.
.on &faraday die Slat day of October egri 4 at JO or
cloak the forenoon.
Therefore all persons • hating sehe..pendiMg, and
all 015610f11l whose duty at shall be to appear at said
Court, reill.tabommlee an 4 govern themselves ac
cordingly. PiIsTER LiVDWIG, Sheriff.
Sherilra.olBoe.erwrge
burg, Sept. 98.1839. 4 .89 c
UTPuntual attendance is demanded of the Jurors
and Witnesses summoned to attend Ibis Court.
Stray Cow and Steer.
"'LIAME to the Bull's Head Tavern, about a week
ago a Red COW, with a White face and white
belly with a Redipot above each eye. The STEER
is black, with a white belly, and* three white
teet. The owner arevOners are relocated to emir
froward. Prove Iropetty. pay charges sod take her
allay, otherwiss she will be sad act:on:hug to law.
Sept 98 3840 ISAAC RICH.
I=a2M2
- -Meeks! Steellalt -- •
'tout MANUFACTURE S
a/fr4; . lrre#
famish a< Pidiedeiphia pr . ieee. GEN
, TLEMENNI Stecksefall tienettpteetti wat
ranted *leaf to the city maim in mato" , et.6ai.L
'and material. She teepectfally aortae.* pertioq qf
the ',ebbe patronage, at
Ne.B, Maks tow.
Sep 28 39-31 Blahaataage Stnte.
N. S. Old Stock, covered. and hum made oil.
• Mechanic's Lien.
SCHUYLKILL coi r arY, SS.
0 lln the Court of
Abel G. Swill, I Common 'Please
,lis. }toOctokor Tenn,
David Watkins. A. D. 1639,
JNo 205. . s
NoncE is hereby titres to all claimants and
othert-tatereaded for the sum of .249.36. for
mirk She as a Carpenter. and material finished to
a certain budding in the Borough of Pottsville. on
the northerly side of . Norwegian street, on lot No. 5,
in Wood.' Addition to the. plan of said Borough.—
The said building is lIIWO story frame Dwelling
House. 16 feet in front by 36 in depth, that acirefa.
etas has holy issued upon the Mechanic's Lien, en.
tared is tie Court of Common Pleas of Schur !kill
county in the above staled ease. and will be returned
to October Term of said Court.
PETER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff:
Shenn Office. Orwigiburg, i
Sept. 28, 1839.
Mechanic's Lien•
SCHUYLKILL CO,VNTY, SS.
George Lawrence. 1 • In the Court of
ca. Common Pleas to
James WAchenck.l October Term,
1839, No. 177.
NOTICE is hereby given to all claim.
ants and others interested in two cei t.s
double one avid a halt story weather boarded miner's
Houses, situate in Norwegian township, Schuylkill
county, about 3 miles above Minersville, near the
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Rail Road; and •
tract of land reputed to belong to Thomas C. Wil.
hams and William IL Mann, and hailed to the said .
limes W. Schenck, That • &ire Pacific has been
issued upon the Mechanic's Lien, entered in the
Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill e•sunty in the
above stated case, and will be returned to the Octo.
ber Term of said Court.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigaberg,
Sept. 23, 1839.
•
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SS.
David Price, " In the rourt ofCom
moo Pleas to Oc
f
I j. Robert Patten. ‘. ter, im 1F3.9,
, Job Constantine, No. 139.
Richard Kean,&
• R eche rd Phillips, ,
N OTICE is hereby given to all claimants or oth
era interested in two certain lots of Ground. sit,
two in the Borough of Minersville, in said County.
numbered in the general pi n of said Borough, with
number 17 and 19. containing to width about 68
feet and in depth 100 feet, on which as erected a
three story Brick Building on a stone basement,
called the Odd Fellows' Hall. situate in Second
street in said Borough. Said Building contains in
width 40 feet and in depth 30 feet, and tbat a ttire
facia' has been issued upon a Mechanic's Lien, en
tered in the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill
county in the said.ease and will be returned to Oc
tober Term of saB3 Court.
FE TER F. LUDWIG Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigsburg,
September 21.1839.
Orphanls Court Sale.
CHRSITI N Snack, EN. and William
Boyer-,--the Administrators &c. of Henry
le It,mer, late of the County of Lebanon,
q., deceased, Will, by virtue of an- or
der to a.; Orphan'. Court, on Saturday the 26th day
of October neat, at the Doom of Michael Graeff.
Innkeeper, in the Borough of Orwigsburg, expose
to sale by public vendue or outcry, All that two sto
ry Brick Dwelling House, Frame Stable, sod part
of a Lot of Ground, situate in.„the Main street in
said Borough of Orwitsbart, fronting on the Centre
Turnpike, and adjoining lot of Philip Wernst, the
north east half of the same lot, and a twenty lent
alley, and containing in breadth an front 33 tent and
in depth I I perches—Late the Estate of the said
Henry Bower, deceased.
The conditions of Sale will be made known at the
time sod place of mile, by
CHRISTIAN STRACK. and -
WILLIAM BOWER. the
Sept 28 39-4 t Adasiaittrators.
INSOLE' ENT . DEBTORS,—TH E subscri ben
have applied to the Judges tithe Court of Corn
mon Pleas of Schuylkill °minty, for the benefit of
the several Acts of Assembly planed For the relief of
Insolvent Debtors, and that the said Judges have
appointed Monday the 28th day of October next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House. in
Orwigsburg, for the hearing of us and oar creditors,
when and wluire they may attend if they think
proper.
JOS. W. M'GINNIS,
JOSEPH HOY,
JOHS ROY.*
JACOB HOFFMAN,*
THOMAS DAVIES.*
JOHN BLACK W ELL,
JOHN HEISLER.
DAVID VI/ LLER.
GA MC EL R. LAT( MORE
CON RA D AV EISE,• •
JOSEPH E. BORDER,*
GEORGE LONG,
DANIEL MOORE,*
t u. EDWARD BLAND, 4
JOHN DELANY'
JOHN R. HOUSE,
SAMUEL REED,*
HENRY SAYLOR!
JACAB ACHA SACK.*
DAVID SA N
MOSES WELLS. •
ABSOLEM HAIN,*
Sept. 28 39
Administrator's Not".
WHEREAS Letters of Administratioln of the
goods and &Jetties wera'of Luke Lau.
van. deceased, have been granted by
_tne Register
of Schuylkill county to the subscribers ; All persona
indebted to the said Lake Lanigan, deceased, are
requested to make payinent, and those having claims
against the estate of said deceased to present them
for settlement. LORY LANIGAN. •
JAMES LANIGAN,
• Sept 28 39-6te - Administrators.
Stray Cow.
TIiAYED away from the subscriber, residing
n this Borough, about-ten days age, a Red and
Waite spoiled Cow, an iron hoop round her neck,.
locked with a small brass padloca, to which is at
tached a Bell, and hm the JettersJ.-E. on the hoop.
Whoever will return sand Atm to the owner, or give
him information where be can get her again, shall
be reasonably rewarded.
RAIN' FINK.
Sept 28, - 39
atr. To Iron MAnufacturers.
THE Subscriber having obtained the aumgament
from Mr. George Crane fot a number .01 • Rd.
Basta. and holdin.g also the patent of the late Dr ;
Gewenbamer fat the came. to smelt Iron die with
anthmeiteCoal, and retaining the exclusive, tight
of said palest mapufacture bun and
Steel, is prepared to srant.bceasei for-the litanutat.
tare 0 1 hoe. Apprientious wile made to Wifiath
F. Dean„Feq. at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENIIAINER.
Sept lati 37—tf
• Notice •, •
jS HEBER? GIVEN to all pessoftit haeinenitima
agaima the estate of Amos Lewisi and am punks!s
lvdchlAtd td the tame, to regent them to
, PHILIP HOFFA,
F. W HOG /11:4:
Sept I Mailroom
Mail
Alechanies
Lien.
firCAUß c ra j ig i r . IiI:I . BCOMPLAINTSA:ND
pot tiooint of bito ,npop
_OWoottlimach io always
'reitedgildrittrogihmem oF . d Mien°.
latesalogingiomi sad-beep
. ultherinteithal cold free host
alliebstmetion.- Chi the motritheeerfteeerthe Nes is a
' poicelieibladdee, in which the bilsO4ropirreinev. he
'initSbomel by the liver [Wei the bWeiE 'Th uile
it edpare
se iris the montachaskintestinen, end segelates the In
*geom. Thus we see whom theta is a deficiency of
bile. the body is constantly costae. On the ether hand.
an oseilbsedance of bile, causes It/ guest nausea in the
moinack; Mid Olen minimise very eametwasacks or die
, elem. which sometimes end in death. ..
rescreen a:Ways preceded by a syst4 d onnera disorder.
eid stomach; as areadsrorientfideate ers.and
pathettc. fionstionaL, organic er deheates. - From
tbe same Bayat
cause.
heart, and the whole the natural and healthy action of the
m acular is impait.W and re-
dueled below its - mensal ; la exhibited in palpitn
tiess.Asoguid We 4 tarpon of the. limbs, oncope:and
eyesight- b heel& is,carosequenon elan oineraliumbnoe of
a Recerliat offensive substance is the digestive stains.
The approach ofhillisue dimmer ta at all tiniest attend
ed by decided snowshoe of an existing diseased -state of
the stomachand bounds; i.e. with those signs which are
disown to Ohm ma their contents to be of a Morbid irri
tating mature: bet wheneres the siluitemary canal hap
pens to be leaded with Orritatingsnatten some derange
meat of the healthy operatioa, either et general eye
tem orntesone ;articular organ of the body is the certain
Iseult; mud when this state happens to be united with
say other. symptoms of disease. its effects are always
thereby mach aggravated. The progress of organic ob-
Nineties is °flew so rapid as. severely to admit of time
for the application ei such aid as is to he uttered Sy art.
yet, in general, the premonitory symptoms algae nc load
are perceptible for a day sr two previous to the feverish
paroxysm, a period. When the most efficacious assistance
may be given. by anJoadarg the stomach and alimentary.
canal of us irritant contents, and thus reducing the sus
ceptibility of disease.
MOFFAT'S LIFE .M ED ICI N Fl 3, should always he
taken in the early stages of billions complaints; and if
persevered ha smelly according to the directions, will
positively effect a awe
- The mineral medicines ellen prescribed in these die
eases, although they may effect 4 temporary cure, at the
same time create an unhealthy state of the blood, sod
consequently tend to promote a return of the very dis
ease 'which they are employed to cure. Ii is thus by
me use of purgauves, exclusively formed of vegetable
compounds, which. possessing within themselvee no del -
etenous agencies, which decompoaition, combination.
or alteration/can develope or. bring into action ; and there
fore capabli of producing no effect. save that we. h
corired—that a safe remedy as found.
THE LIFE PILLS anyIiTHCF.NIX BITTERS have
proved to be the mos t (E
in their affects in cases of
billious diseases, of any purely vegetable preserve, n ever
offered to the public- If the stomach to foul, ithey cleanse
it by exciting it to throw offits contents; if Mat, they pawl
to the duodenum without exciting:vomiting hr nausea is
the stomach; stimulating the neighboring seem as the
firer and pancras, so as to produce a more copious flow
of their secretions into the intestines; stimulating the
exhalent capillenes, terminating in the inner coat, which'
an increased flow of the useless panic/et of the body.
foreign -matters, or retooled secretions, are completely
discharged.
For sale wffolesale and rend by the Reorient WrIL
LIAM B. MOFFAT, .375 Broadway—to whom all let
ters relative to tie Medicines or oilers musthe direct
ed.
itr The Good Samaritan, 'explaining more fully. Mr.
Modies theory ofiliseases, may be had grati. at the of
fice. ffls Broad wa y.
Foil. gee by MILLER & HAGGERTY,
Sept lid . 39-if Pournille.
39-4 t .
►s~HE aohscribers, who have been appointed by
A the Orphan'✓ Coon of Schuylkill county, to
audit, examine. adjust and resettle the second ac
count of Jacob Faust and Daniel Faust, Administra
tors of the ° Estate of Jacob Faust, deceased, hereby
give notice, that they meet for that purpose at
the bowie of -John Starner, junr. Innkeeper in the
Borough of Orwigaburg, on Monday the 14th day of
October next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, when
and where aLI such as are interested'in the settle-.
meat of the Rotate of the Paid Jacob Faust, deceased,
may attend if they think proper✓
• CHARLES IV irrmA N,
CHARLES FRAILEY,
JAMES H.. GRA EFF.
Sept 21 3841
38-41.
Anthracite. Coal and Irott - Ore.
A great Chance for.Copitalists to go into the
Iron Trade.
T HE Subscribers having more than they wish
to bold will sell a part of their valuable traet of
Coal Land, situated at Taniaq3a, in Schuylkill couti•
1,., on the Eat t Branch - of the Schuylkill, directly in
connection with the Rail Road leading to Port Clin.
ton, on the Canal where it also joins the Philadel
phia, Readtng•and Pottsville Rail Road, which is
now in progress. and when completed, will form a
continued line the entire duetance to Phtladelphia.
Said treat contains numerous veins of superior Red
Ash Cual and Iron Ore, likewise Lime Slone within
a mile, which can be got on reasonable, terms. The
Ore is of a good quality ; and the aiaeltinq•with An
thracite-being no longer a problem.—The Subscri
bers will either sell a Fart of said trectitr join as
partners in the said business. Persona interesteci
■re invited to see for themselves, when the email
advantages of the above cite cannot fail to convince
that the advantages of the above described situation
cannot be equailed elsewhere.-For t.ather particu
lars enquire ofJohn Franklin, at Tamaqua, Charles
Canby or James Webb, at. Wilmington, Delaware.
CHARLES CANBY.
JAMES WEB
Sept. 21 . .38-3,n0
Morus
rirffE Subscriber will .sell a feiv thousand very
-a- fine Multscaulis trees now growing near Orwigs
burg on high grilvfilly ground, where the wood be—
comes more mature than ati any other situation, and
on that account aro more raluatde for planting. Ma
ny of the trees are now over four and a half feet
high, and unusually well breeched; they will be sold
now on reasonalido terms, to be &gloried in October
or November. JOSEPH MORGAN.
aug. 10 - 33 —Bw
. Admiitaistratoes.-111otic0:.
L ETTERS of Administraitun ou the width!' of
William Sitivekvy, latent the Borough of Potts
ville, (Wheelright) deceased, having been granted
to the subscriber, all persons indebted to the Estate
of the said deUeased, are hereby requested to matte
payment to the subscriber, mild all persons having
claims or *mends against the estate of the said
18/titian *Wetly, are hereby requested to make
known the same to him without delay. •
DAVID G. MYEI2B, Administriflor,
august 24 34-6 t Port Car bon
I .
S HEREBY given. that • in conformity with the
m maims of the act of assembly regulating ,the
applications al./linking institutions for chartere.shat
Samuel Meitner, A. Sttinberger, B. R. Mears, John
Provost. D. IL Bennett, Joseph Jeans, Morris G.
Heihjet, IL G. Lelar, B. M. Clenachatt, J. F. Tay.
%N - Sam-lel D. Lerh, and James S. Wallace, intend
applYing to the neat Legislature of the Common
wealth of Pemaylvania for tar incorporation of' , a
Banking - institution to be called "Scnortaim. COUN
TY Bator or Matzaancea." to be be located in the
borough of Mioeraville, County of Schuylkill. Thee
capital of the said Bank to be *500.000, with the
privilege ofhibasissiOg the same to One Million 4ol•
pars—the object and Intention of the institution be
ing.the exercise of Banking and Discounting privi
leges and the promotion of the Coal - Trade add the
ea l ar
general welfare - community by a liberal , etid
healthy trans - . business.
august 10. I -••• 3.2-6 mo
Notice-
W HER ItUr North American Coal Corn.
parry havii this ~day executed unto me, the
subscriber, an asygnmentof ill their estate, real and
personal, for the payload lethal debts, in a certain
order in the.said assigobtest piesdribed fnew,tbere.
fore, all persons indebted dit sald.:Cdnipany..are re
quested to make immediate, .payrsimt for their re
spective debts to me, and those In posnaisionuffrop..
arty belonging, to' said Coriipiliy, are recynated to
bold the same subject to irry order: The assign-
Meat may be seen. at N the offirxr,otthir
.Recorder of
Ands rot the city wodansty.ofrhdadelphia. where
the sitMe is katte.bsaicorded according toles
ARTHUR CHILLAS.
Philadelphia, Immogier 4839:" 8e•-•
Manins,Alkuldn ind Gangeersiii Ribbons; togeth.
."-mier with sivinetal Sositisnienf of Silks, Lace
and Fancy atiisdaj sibieb will be sold eiceedingly
Oben by, the wilat saber and will be thankful.toall
athe wilt &,etw Mtn With dean. B. W. EARL.
1.4101 21 1111-tf
Notice.
N (NICE.
RiBBONEt
sinmiFr
BY miss Wridwidry •.
and Leveri
Common Pleas of Schoylki
rected, will to exposed to
• Oae.itiosulay;he 14
at theinblic bounced' John
ensburd, it 9 o'clock, A. ) 1 .
of aniinproved land; sintat
Scheytitill ea oey , containi ,
and wigwam:ea, bsonded by
her, John Brnrickand o • '
of unnoirroded land siantte
awk
es hcrunded by lambi pr 1 , !
Kuhns aqd *then. Ali n '
other traCtri(tittintitraend
ship of irsifsiiiiisi*VoulaY
acres 110 pine)it*Oattoded
Henry Gembletand,othetp,ll
tam 93aldwf. * '
On - Monday the i 4
next, at thh public house
in the Borough of P.uttse
All that ceoaitC.tract of lan
kownship;Schitylltill county!
thence b) other lauds' of Jose
10 degrees, west 24 perch-,
thence south 79 degrees 15 ;
es to a post, thence aunt h 24 e ;
es to a post, thence north 66
to a post, thence north 641,
diem begtning, coma int
perches more or less, being
hundred and thirty-air and
allowances, which the Co
George Reber. roitium by
cry, 1786, and Re:colder]
Book number 9, page 20 1 7, t.
tainents and appurtenance ! ,
Lyon.
t the same time a
certain lot or pi.:
! Et •11 the Meth WilPter
iii in Morris' Ad •1
Pottsville, in th!
beginning at the distance o
from the line of 14firrftnit, th.
Centre street 90 feet 8 inche
thence along said 20 feet
grees 12 minntes, wo' 138
lot number 26, thence east*
to the place of beginning, t.
laments and apportenanc
story,stnne Dwelling Hou A
ments, late.the Estate of/
At the same time
certain tract of land,,situate
in the county of Schuilki I
Silly man and Wood, aniithei
deceased, land °Much and
ny and others, containing
acres inure or Ipss, late the
•
sat Ihe•same_time
certain tract of land, situ.
Schuylkill county, bounded
Jesse Yarnall„. vacant lan
Blue and salient, containin •
two acres tally seven perch:
Estate of Ati,ahin Eyster.
the same lime a l,
undivided moiety or hal!" pa i l
or piece of ground, situate o
of Merkel street, in Putt a
to the.Burougb of Pottasille
Auld Addition with, number
in front oci said Market str
24i. feet 6 inciMa, bounded
feet wide alley, soutbeaste
wide alley. southwesterly
north weAerlit by said Mark
of John F. liollermaa.
She ;saw tine a
certain meesuag
Jane; situate t
township, in th
adjoining lands
on the west, Benjamin Coo ,
F. Gordon on the east, and
north, ocintailing is the a,
or levs,. about 90,acres of
in Columbia county and wil
and sale underthcse proce
more or leas in the townshi
on. This tract of land is
as Coal Land, lying at theju
Sunbury road, near the
Centre Turnpike road., o •
tile two story frame and
Tavern, and known as lire
Stable, Sheds, a Fountain a
ins erected as a Store, a
with other out.boilding,—J
tine &abet, deceased: I
,
.At the same time r nd place, the otos
undividdd onevorxth of all th t certain messuage, ten..
ement and tract oe Coal La d. situate in the town.
ship of Norwegian, to lit county of Schuylkill
bounded by lands of late Jo n W kite, William Sau l
som ana JacoS Ridgeway.) ods late ofJohn Young.
of Francis B. Nichols, Go rge Ebert, Thomas S.
Ridgeway and Catkaritte : , yer and others, contain.
ing one hundred and ninety three acres and seventy
five ,perehes of land more .r less, being the setae
tract of hind which John II fferman by Deed dated
the 15th day of December 1329, and Recorded in
Schuylkill county in Deed : . at number B,pugelo, ,.
cOnveyed to Levi
,Ellmake , together with the fie.
reditaments and appurtena vss. Also theundivid.
ed one - sixth part of all th. t certain lot or Piece of
grciund, Pitnate In Manhei • township, in said Coun;
ty, bounded by the Schuyl • ill Canal, lot late of Hen
ry White and others, cont icing one acre and 140
perches strict me sure, bei g the same lot of ground
which the r . ' 1 Mane ere and Company, of the
Schuylkill Nevi iotiCo 'ey by Indenture bear
ing data thii sth dly of Jan err 1830, and Recorded
in Scheylkdl eoun yin d Book number 8, page
265, granted and etiofirme mini the said Levi Ell.
maker, together with the r ght cad privilege of tek
ing a supply of water fro tsaid canal for the
basin now wade cm said lea, Ad or flee egress end
i lut
regress to and from said eerie. subject neverthelead
to the payment of the yearl' rent charge of one
hundred and silty-two dollars, together with gm
hereditaments and appurtenances.—lateta &Vita -
9WI f Augusgai P. WI and Mary EtiVebe hip Wife
,
On Monday the 21st day of Dctobei
• •
next, at 9 o'cl .k A. M., at the house of
Michael Orpe in the BorOugh of Or:.
iii . wigsburg, All he orobvided halt of a
rennin tract of aid, situate in•Manheim
township, ' tioylktoon v, bounded by lands of
the Pennsylvania iti r,y ilittle and others;
containing one hundred a sixty-foot ayes morn.
or teas, the West Branch R 11 Road running through
the "same, 'with the appur sauces, consisting ot i
one story Log Dwellingffl use &e.—Letettbe Estita
of Jacob Rea and John .
.
Salted and taken into e Mimi and to be sold by
PETER . LUDWIG; Sliegirt ,
Sherit's Dffirae, Orwigebupg , 1
Septrmber 21, 1839. 4 (
NO
Fall and
11121ST received and Ist'
at the Store of N. Na ,
mailman Prints; affirmed,
yard, Erfgludr
nos, Mondlifirt_fie
Clothe of fp eolotirs,
et Whidi hill iriF said W . •
duced prjoei: •
" Ate a quantity of P
flotrehong. Poothang,'Pee
Shubar, -Goo lidurder,
Canton, &fictionalised by
Colintry Store Kee
low* Philadelphia -
and Coady. Black 15isiii
Young Hymn, at.6o nen
Sept 7. ' 36-tt
D&MASK Table Line'
Ccttton Tible Coveii,
legs 113bie — ke,• - llaik' • I
peados* Hoskin Gloves, S I
Sept 2t, 35. r.
wittFaipa amid Peale Worked Wiens ; W.prita
W Raffles, Striped Slime Meel4,
iadk 4114 White Rim 'Silk Hoeetbaperior
Gkoweei Mareeillee either; &e.; &IL •
.Sept. • '194 • 70 W. Piltrt;
.1414 E,
ofd Vaiditiot` Brpeaf;*
• Leut *Edo Coen br
county. and to ate di
, • at public Anetnal„
h day of Oil* beii
Ider. Rog. at }lvied-
Sthose amain tracts
iiip Wayne townnhipi.•
Y $4 antes girperchts'
lanlda of Miebna Web. ~
tiso nos other tract
towns/two,' Pada,
i 1 aciiiiinonvit
a , • • and Makin
a divided; half ohms
skims in the town.
*lb id, Containing 8
I . deaf Daniel 8414
~ '0144 . ta - of I;kisia•
,i
• ..
h 'da o,! ji ter
1 Henry St r. Esq.
a Wats in. Vika! .•
ti.
ginning. at a,. post, ,
.h yon, Eaquire, north'
a 41'4 feet to a piast
in tea, west. 34 peoth.
et. 6 & one 16th perch =
V perciocapi 4i test
50241 perches to grit
g ,five }area and
.415 i -
pa tot a tract of three
th se-fourth acres and
in • wealth granted to.
1 . ht dated i3th Jan*.
t I rwgrrbaig to Eteed
ge et with the herefi ?
at. the estate of—Jaml
• ,
place, at' !hitt
f ground, situate pa
de - of Centre atreelo
•
to the Borough 'of
unty of Schuylkill'.
beet southwesterly.
I
southwardle along
a 213 feel wide street,
street north
.70 de.
5 inches to a line of
i y along the said line
et with the.
. gle t i a 'i s tj :in il g o f f ou lt r
three
Lyon.
place, all that
n .orwegisn township.
..Jaded by lands
.of
en te 4.101-a Hannan,
tha New- York Cecilia,
hundred and twelve.
t e of-George Rood. •
place, all lhak
'te in Barry townsbip..
I'9 lands pf the heirs Of
and land of Michael
one hundred and fay -
!. and allowance, late thek
I, if place, all that •
t-. all that cettain ,lot
I a southeasterly side
d lattersons' Addition ,
m . rked in the pfan..ne
• six y eight, containing
..t r feet, and in depth
no theasterty by a 20
; ly, by another 20 feel
• ; lot number 70; mui
d i
. t. • reet, late tire - Eitate
;"
I , place; ail that
t nement or tract of '
g ater part In• Barry
;
county of Schuylkill;
f 'Moms. Cadwallader,-
On on the south. BaVid
B. rd Patterson on tad
le tract 375 acres Fuer,
rhich more or less lied
be' excluded from levy
ing*2Bs acres be they
a (loess id is levied itp r
n4iered• of great valise.
notion ofeattawises soit.
Whatley Creek, bit [hi'
.lich is erected a tlnui
g nose, occupied es et
M'e! Inn; a large frame •
the door, a frame build
oinfe' Dwelling Bruise,
tie the Estate of Vales.
m
TIT7I
be Old ",ern towifor
'mar, centre Stira.e.—A4
43, Wand IQ lauds peg
• french: Prints', Me i%'
t HI per yard, Superfib4
itintras and Coatings; a alrt
obiaide and &WI. at. ;at
Teas lust reoceivedi,
-Yount Hymen; ninon;
pertajulet' aitiaed find
Na •
r} aii l NI supplied at tint
'by the cheat, hail abeati
t 37i pet pOund.—Glisia
per pound, &e. &6
N. NATHAN*,
do. N ma. Coloute d
Dramatic Masikne,
tails traSai . s, &.. • kw, Balms indeollara,
V.V". EARL