'MENNE
of sPe.cie pay s.
wealth, js leas
ittoni‘dituaitu
by itUslicesali
ought to be m!
1
Agriculture
4 . -ptohibitory
''Pennsylvania
;oti—we'Ough;
peep our gold
ate. by that bank* of
19k 9 ing=ta
, i)aelt thee the creation
iarnatiOn cflfoieip
iinfactured; at bonie4 .
hat c t as
._ Great Britain
Corn laws,guni...hei Ms
;miff. and will take . no
or British goods bat Our
0 ualnutictuii_air - cm
nd aii4er at hirme. i
at while ilia sus air
a as a check upoin tan
t ents!oar goad rani silvi
14 0 pay'our iiitgiign ?,
f this .41ebf hy.othir time
in our Legialatue, la
!cis payrnenncunttlit car
liversified intcrestsi'or, i
i . 1
,
Rooked;
Yllenta 9 P e
tioas, sad. pre I
shipPe4:t9 Eu
die . payfilent
deem Jfits • '
fumpijon of spy
safety to Ais .
wealth.
it the'people require n$ premature re
ado Pay merits. bu On , that will la
lesire -to relieve gut us l .it cripple, the
ins t4e ; el to the iagititnate object of
A to einbarrass then) with onerous re
" if , , 1
- I , ' t• • •
i
Rerdeeck T at whjle we. , ; rogar t
of any de•
nunciatiorus to ich 42'y be pourect i i,Pnalls from
_ . any
qtkuter; fearl ly ecsitdeme both the:mita+ and Man
.ner of the Gov rnor'i vett. of the Bill,ranting Leg
islative aid to lie-listion Cane!, are heerfully
rl'ex
press our appr.liatiUn` of the late.' me age of his ex
cainicy, in r feren+ to • the restimp4ort of specie
payments by $ - Bart t iti. I'.' 4
i i 1 1
. Item/od, T$ t it lie the duty ofl the Legislature
to follow out srE'auggestittris of the Governor .1 and
not to listen to the Aeciaffiations of ,English radicals
or die untried wry of anion p T liticia a. , ,
•
•;.: Resolved. T$ at flooding our State with foreign
em ill baits, is t the highest degree oil ctionable: and
injurions td o r interests whilst - it l e. firs a benefit
~. • •
of the neighto ring States. , 1
Resolved, T:
aurtiption of ul
bistug; they r i
Bauks,:to con
banking, but u;
at:warms.
t at in oroet to shut out
and for, the convei4t
d that tho' Bonita 1)0 . '1
anneals \ to , isaJe l lbiltsj
.
ars, , uurtng the tenn ol
its. ; r
Resolved, T
of other State
wb reetnumetl
Legislative co l
and Three dol
specie payme.:
Resolved, A the sense! of, Oda me
present derim meat of the currency
in•uprrnoneta affairs; i 4 nut OwinO,
. ,
Ilion of specie • payments iy the Ban
want of such Taiiff as Vvill'Protect
1.
try., and dimi tsh the im ports l i
ons 0
and literchand ze.
1 . .. .
Resolved, T it in orde; to restore (M i r deranged
currency to i original. sound condirioN,and tu pre
serve it based upon a mutalic hasie, we deem •it the
' I •
duty of the I4igislature t iof Penusylvatnia,lo -pass re
4. •
solunons reque.sting our Repreeentatilves Mid instruc
ting our Sena ors in Congress; to v
i te for a Tariff
on foreign goo , which :swill °moot* r to an adequate is
protection df American :111nafactit ps, and of our
,Mineral and Agricultural : prOdUcte. I • ';
i '
Resolved, That the nedessity of i 4 ing $ f. 500,000,
cif Treasury Notes• to defray ,ye exPense.df the Go
vernment, is a conclusive ar , umen in fa vor i of a
Tariff. ; 1 , q 1.. i
\ 1,
• , , ..
Resolved, That we pledge ",. ouiselvei to; sustain
~
etmerican Industry, American kill, American Cred
it, and American Principles, y clothing ourselves
-andziur families exclusively a Ainerfcan ' fabrics,
and y using Only American . imufamtnes, Made by
American Mechanics out, of A t.nran #eol. A ineii
can Cotton, American Leathe rind American jron.
i ', 1 , i '- ,
Rests/ord. That we deem tho to regulatton of Banks,.
the best.which will prevent ! ens iii large \a+unts
to,, usurers and Lb and .which se.o rg the aCcom
' •modaunp of smaller snips to erchimbt, Ilfeclianica
111
autillasiness ilea. , l'l a \:
' :. 1 il
, . - [ R ,
• Rtiolced, That the issuing 'Of polit Hotta payable
1 g i.
at distant days by the'llanks, to foster eibessive imT
;iodations of foreign goolla, ought tri lee pr.ihibi
tad by law. [,,. k-, i 1
• 'Rssofeed, That the State,anica were chartered,
II
not merely for the stockholder anirdir l s.
, ctor' but to
assist the - Com conwealth and 1180 p h! cretlit,l and
to assist our own Merchants/and Morhanics, 'and
cherish our Manufictures, at d ileirellpe our Fast
mineral resources, their capital ouglit toibeemployed
in Pennsylvania. instead: of be ng loanid out of ithe
Corareonecalth to nourish ingktitude in a rival City, /
or help tho Cotton Grower of the al l utli. \ ~
I domain,
Resolved,. Th,it whereas the public domain, ceded
by the several States c iti trust to the United :Stirs
Government for,the payment of the dr,ibt of the Re
volutionary War, ..which ,debtl bas been liquidated
some years since, and whereas the State of Pennsyl
venue; by her system of internal iniProvernent and
education, has incurred liabili!ies t' antamount ex
ceeding Thirty 'Millions of Dollars. 'therefore , 1
.. •Re.sok;ed, That the proceed ofth ifa' les of public
lands ought of right to be Id stribn among the
li ,e4
States, whereby the credit u our] Cfonmonwealib
would again be restmed,antl, h r Citirins be relieved
.1..
i
from the necessity of a direct; az. .1 . !!
i ;,-i 1'
Resolved, That we biibly' appro e pf the count°
r
ofour Senator, Charles Fraikey, Eaq.t in the Senate
of Pennsylvania, and pledge 1 onrselvea io sust sin him
in the independent and maelyi conradsvhich he hag
• taken in, defence 1d the vitadinterest's of Schnylkill
County. • " ,
L 1
. 1 Resoled, That w have ietitire 'confidence in the l
.talents. integrity aifdeasoilatte princtles of our Re
presentative Dom. A. liolmeal smiledti
ire his dever
•
Lion to the interests of his ce4t(inent4 -- •,I
• ' • ••••• 1 (1
...; Resolved, That a , copy of( these proceedings be
sent to our Senator and Repiesentati'V, e with . a ret
quest that they, present the" ea both bancbea of the
Legislatue. ''. • 11 `l t
. Resolved, That the proceed ings of this meeting hie
published in the'lltit;ers Jourel, the imporiUM and
i ii
. the Freibeits Presse,-at .Put villg Ithti Voice of the
People, at Orwigsiurg; the Reporter:and Chronicle;
_ at Harrisburg; the Ainerican, Sentinel and Unite+)
States Gazette, at Philadelphia. ; , 111,
i.ti
„ .= • ( Signed b y Int
ST. 1%171 .'s DA, . I
At .a Meeting of Bt. Petri 'a Boel, held at: the,
house of 'Edviar3
~O'Conn9es, on. e 2nd inst.!,
JAMES CLEARY Was called to the Chair, itunl
PATIIICIC: Daatay, appointed 8 ' etary : -'.4chnia
Donn illy and Michael Dce4j, Treasu, m
On motion, James •Clearjland Petri k Quin, were
appointed Marshals ior the lay. On 41o.tion, .
o i
Reg/feed, That the members meet s at the nau, I
place, Mr. James_Cleary's, in the Bo4ugh of Pat*
7 3
.ville, at 8 • o'Clock on the 17 th inst. . Is . r which tbriy
will proceed to meet the pint Cart e , Mau:bore Id
,the Blue Tavern, escort thtim in the'' ortmgh b laild
th en proeeed.to the Ca' IPel. ‘!tiere a Seignim
1 • 1
will be &livered on tt iraary .01 the!Potron
'Saint id Ireland, by•th liti,ioeaaj 1 i
.1 ,
. . s • . ~ 1, ''
. i geld
: Al a meeting of the d Baruttof Erin,
In Port Carbon on the , "PlicYMAttit i ttglN,
President—Tut:nen ktor.oa„,e, Vice' Prttident-4 1 a/-
ride Scanlan, tfrierettur—James
, Itirdlah. Aesb4ant
u t
Pecretary, and James - Brea x, Treastiier.,
i j i i
Oinioti'on, Petrick Da ors) , and i Thomi d e uin,
era i pp o inied Marshabr of h e day: ( 911 motion,
• Rein/ImA That the mem ra meet, tit the 6017,10
of Geirge Dougherty, ettilf Pi*. 7:rfflocic: 4. M. ,
isialeit to the Blue Tan!in,,,!tod Unite ;With the (Potts ,
snip brethren, and thin! proceed to, the l • Catholic
Chuieh; ai usual. ' .'-t ", '). t 1 1, 1 , , ,
' f• t li
-
I
• Common
meat of vas
romp debts
oods, which
itrokects
. - her
ufacium by`
Wick f!oln
gold'inut sil
o 'goa a and
', a of. specie
gu imports.
r Ira) betc4!,,
ebt, it effects
sad' 'ere
force the te
he dope with
he Common-
:the , small bills
ce of change,
atithOrizeil by
of The,. Two
suspension of.
- -
ling, that the
nd the. &tress
the suspen
,' bet to , the
• yr own luaus
foreign
,goals
Of6ceip.
;:'4' '43T. - ,PA'IIIJCB:B DAY. - . - --„.1 - -
1 - ~
ir
A atooting. of all those favtitabla t o having ililit;
ncr t, 16 ; 40niiiritaul_of 4 'patron Saint ot ep
brut art resioestid tO4aeit erg 'Canner ' . Hotel, oi
Montlay i evening nezt.ttW Otlilltutt. at 7 o'clock. " . •
li 1 ..;•'- '. '- '' " 1 - MANY.
Pottsville Phitomitthic Sloc ity.
,•, _
siIHIASPAY EVENING_ ;i1 Herat' 1211411411.-i.
Suhjeet for,lltehate-.." le the••reind siarperate
andfiiiginet 'ph: or the comes physical or
ganization., , • ; : •?I r-' • :, 1 . •
: • De.baie'to commence it 7 eilicloelt. ' . . „
t i l
;' .N. a PeOoncwisbipg to e tend the meetings of
this; l3 oielt may obtain tick is of Adadseicii( than.
the Seerettiii or soirAme of it members.; t; 1 •'..
Persons wishing , to beeerna:menthers will 'please
leave their names with -CHARLES Vt. PEAI.E;
M areh r- . 10;— , .... -ti 2 ,
.... Beciefarv.
• AWCTIIIVP
• - • 1
• judice °Vibe 4-eace._ 1 . 1
qpllg nettle of the aubaeri rite placed before the
aoiere tho - South Wai,4l.:tla a ,Canditiala • fut
Justiceof the Peat e at the coining clectiorii
Minch , 10— J tAftS.S. %V AbtpE.
NORTH W . ARD
•
-• •
Justice ofthe Peace: 1*
•
rip/1E sob l .crther, will be a t;an'dtchoe for the Ace
• of Justice of4he Peace In igtoth ward. at the
eirwing Elacoon.:atid reqaebiti the noffoliges of the
io , e-a in that - gAtitIEL D..1.E1 "
,Marelt ; lo;—te
II
To the Ilidrpentiant Vote re Of worth
in the .13,orovh of Po4tsvillel
FELLOW CITIZENS.-11aving beenencoaraged
by-a number trims friends:l 4444 myself as a r.an-
Male fbrJiislicit i;of the Pcalio of ,said Werd. l et the
,ens.ang Etc ctinn. In the eient'Uf sneeess-I pledge
myself, to du all in my Fowet : ' to discharge the duties
of said Of with imprirtialhy arid 6 - debts.
Wry respectfully, ,your uhtidient flerriant:
Mirh 7 10-21.• GEORGE HEISLER.
•
• 'ForiJustice oethe Peatce.
irrmg.* N NAN will Piens° say in his aper.
that N.• IV ilson.if elected, will Serve as a uslice
co:the Peacefur the North Ward of this Boron h 4
Feb,97 9
,_ i r A VOTER:
_ .
EMIR.' HANNAN, plea4t to mertinn through
the medium of your Paper; that Mi. B
Chum' of Morris' Addition;will he a candidate ftir
the office of "Justice uf - thtt Peace" in the : South
Ward at the coming 'election:.
• Mr. Christ is a worthy Citizen. and 11104Fh he
may not be as enn'versant with:the Law at present
as the present incumbents, yet I have nu [Woo. that
strict, justice to all will be a leading feature Of his
if elected. and the " Laws of Peaaftyleania,;" can
easily be obtained for the direction of inherent prin
ciples of tight and equity.
Feb . 29• 9—tt A. SUBSCRIBER.
To the indepnclent Voters of North i,Vard
if iheliorptigh if Pottsville.
FELLOW CITIZENS :4
I beg leave to present
:tired, to your favourable notice ai a .Candi
date for the office of Justice of the Peirce. at the
en4uing Election. It suceeisful I pledee myself to
dit•churge sae duties of' the office with fidelity,
Yours Ilesprcitull).
JOHN J. SHOEMAKER.
9-7310
Feb 29
*SheriPity.
To the Free and Independent Electors of
Schuylkill County.
FEPLOW CMZENS: •
• • At the orkent volteltatione
of a number of my friendoj have been imluced to
offer myself a candidate Air the office of
SII ER IFF.
AtJ he evening election, and Pledge myself, if elected.
to perform the duties of thertaid office to the testa
my *Um
Yonr'friendiand fellow•eitivn.
GEOROE 11. 9'WEITER.
9—te
Feb 29
eibb itAt sirs T 110; .
il/ordtl. 1840'
PitiEAT FLOto R.bysheload was worth carrion,
6425 • I •
,90 per potshot. is demand.
RYE FLOUR I 50 per cost in di wand
BULIKWIWAT FLOUR $1; 50 per cwt • •
by the loath 511 . try the bonnet —‘ready
sale o •
RY CHOI'. 51 per bushed in demand.
VI I ,S 35 cents—ready soile. • .
I'UIIATOP:S-37i cents per bushel in detnand
COA.2—.-15 cents per bushel in demand:
CLOVER SEED-312 on per bushel.
AO SEED =3'2 , 50 per bushel.
VICSEED—SI 45 ;ter bushel on demand..
lISK EY-15 cents per 011 on. •
RU !ITER ',--20..tents nor onornd—in Kegs 20 cents
(lUS---124 cents perdozep.
I. %RD-14 cents per pound.
1;1.01V lOcents per pound.
II VIS 134 cents per. ponrd.
COlO7 CI OP 70 foncents: per bushel in 4 emand •
40110 2-03 cents per nomad.
FIKESW %X.-20 cents per pound.
FE IornIIERS —62 contemn -pound: •
GO 11 , 1 %V 0 /1.-40 cents per pound
VINCEREI.. by the Idol. No I $l7 No '2; $l5
S WP—•t 50 per bb1.;75 per bushel
i •
,STEII ; isworth $7 50: f per ton.
114 YBtff per ton ; I '
J
•
NEW AHRA*GEMEAT.
Clothing at Cost.
THF• subscriber wo.sld erspectlully, inform the
public that he has commenced the manufacture
of Clothing in the city of Philadelphia. by whieb
rran*ement he will be able to sell 7 per cent.
cheaper than herciolbre, and at least 25 per cent.
below
IPottsville prices. ti
• . Clothiok at Cost. •
Istoek now on hone, cnosiseing of a very gen—
imorirnsnt, will he sold sholeiale or retail at
7st: Those who intend buying for caah,!are
to cell.. Exstnino tFie goods and price and
to theta with others.
•
H. LIPPINCOTT,
Corner ofCentre ant Matisntanqo streetS.
O'Connor's
N. f - All persons indehiea In the underLigned
prior to the. iirst . day of January, 1840,0 re requested
to make nit mediate payment. No further notice (of
this kind) will t e given.
March 7 10— B. LIPPINCOTT.
The!
eral a
first c,
invite
comp
P ,
111DCLAAIAT1ON.—Vitheress the Honorable
Jima= M. Pearce. Esquire. President, of the
several Cnurtir of Common Pleas of the counties of
Dauphin. Lebanon, and Schnylkill, in Pentiaylvania,
and justice of the several Celina of Oyer and Ter.
miner. and:General Jail Delivery. in the said ecinn
ties. end Goottos Esu•n and Saco= D. LeikEe.
quires, judges of the Court of Oyer end Terminer
and General Jail Delivery.ifor the trial' of all capi.
tal and other offenders. in the said coeuty , of .
Schuilkill:—by their precepts to me directed. teited
at Origsbarg the.3oll) d.iy,of December. 1839, have
;
order ii atourt of Over and Terminer and General
Jail elivery. to be holden': at Orwsgsburg, ou . the
last Monday of filarelynext, (being the 30th of said
month) to continue one week.
Notice ;is.therefore-herebi giveri. to.the I. °toner,
the Jisticei of the peace. and Constables of the !aid
county of Schuylkill. Oita they- are by the said ore.
ceptpeominanded to thert arid there at 10 o'clock
jo they forenoon of said day,twith their rolls, records,
inquisitions, czaminations.3 and all other milieu).
bra ceiis, to do (nose things, Which to their officee ap.
pertain hi he done, ankiill those that are bound by,
recugnizances, to prosecute against. the priniCers
that etc. or ; then shall be iii the jail offend County
of Schuylkill, are to be . thee and there to prosecute
them )sti shall be just'. t' ' . , .i.'
. PETER P .LOW IG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's O ffice, Orwigs i '."
hurg. March 7. 1840. ci
• , :: GoD SAVE Tait COIIIIOISWAL7II. -
_ ,
, N. B. The ' Witnesses and Jurors who` ar e nun'
,mooed to 'attend said" Court. are requested to servo
, :imulcluelliN 11n case Of none attendant:o;loB;lBw in
`such eases' made and provipe.d
_Will tie 'chromed.—
This notice is published by. particular order -, of
Corirt' alba* concerned will therefinp - gwrern thin!.
aelyeS accordingly. , ' i.
's
'
I PM
WlMiorlrkilYl*.. 3101 06 - Eare
ogabki
_ 1 0 . 0
THEtare large andintnoodsotteeattl WOOPlig on Eats* aersiee 61'si 1828 '63,00
the west side of the Riser Illansittill," oil - Chea t `, for 1839 18 . , ,
not street, betels the Per/assent tla!tisT, with eOlll. - ,l 101. 00
his hinnies aril Scates"inmplete - : , ihntel 11. Kara/ant, as ttireetor ,
They 'ate well edailted wilier Cod Easiness for 1830 • = • 4.4
20:00 •
*tit bran Ches: Passeition *III. be siren ainiat the' ' - 3_days gairs,tiervietr
6raof April* 1040;
.• ' " I •
Fat farther partieehita , sally takeisti gear asiasy , si
' 1 •
JOSEPH & KEEN. toir e eui fi k r lazy ; - 20 00
at the adjoining Whitt. West Phila.' Estriserticti 1. 13 12
Piiijidellibia; Starch 7,1840. 10-31 - 33.1%
By 416 pai (sae Moser 8 ,
menthe nervies se Steward • 900 00
&lira flontainger late Steward
and Clerk tor 9. months service
Jun: Haman. 3
rsentaidarj ,
as Cotton, .for rectors
Do di , 'Exit' ser4lee
INtKILVENT DEBTORS-..Thitioiliseittiero hail .
Jliapplied to lb.:fudge* onto Court of Canino*
Pleso - ofSiobtaylkill,Conntiacii, the . I of of. the
several. Acts or Asserohly. probed on4ho relief of
fintolieist Deform/, and that ibo iiaid 41/dgis-liaire
appointed Monday the •3!:lth'day of Mareh'neit. at
10 o clock is 'the forenoon. at the Coati House. in
Orsvig.burg.•-for the hearing of us and our
tors. when and where they may sttend:ilthey'think
proper. - JOSEPH GRAY:" '
• MATIITEW NAM MEN.*
LEMAR HAY: _
JOSEPH REDKEY.*,-
PETERPAHL.
AT'IIIEW - MALEY;
- , - PETER GALLAMIER.
' I BENJAMIN MELEE.
, GEORGE RICHARDS.,
- . 'DANIk..KANTNEH,
BOSTON YORE.'
• • 4.
To the Directors of ..4teuno . n ..N.:..uuto in
Schuylkill County. • - ,
FrIHE following statement is made in.essnipliance
A wish the tenth scetion of , the School Law. of
June. 10.36.
Districts that Asts accepted tie Cosmos School
System
The amount which each accepting Schaal Dir
trim is entitled to receive tin ensuing year. corn'
mencing on tree fuss reesdegsf 'Jane teat. out of
the anr.oal State approoriatitio: is a nun equal 'to
ONE DOLLAR for taCti taxable inhabitaLt in the
District.
The amount - of School Tax required to be levied
to entitle a Lbstrict Wits abate of the State appro.
priation. mist be • s isoin rqual to at least sixty
cents. for each taxable inhabitant in, the District,l
Districts thathave net accepted the Cosanson Schout
. system.
The smo;int of undralan balances remaining far
the use of' son acceping districts ' 'file the School
years 1835; 1836. 1836. 1837.. and 1839. is FOUR
DOLLARS AND Mar t.:PNII4, fin each tate-,
ble inhabitant in a district. according to the ems
:meratiain of 1835; and tar the shoot year 1840 and
1841. it is TWO D3I.LARS fur each taxable in
habitant. according to the enumeration of-1839.
The school year 1841. avid commence oaths Just
Tueiday of Jose next. •
Heim it follows that etch nen...nestling School
District. in' which the qualified citizens accept the ,
system, at the next Spring 't4ctions. and lays tax
equal to sixty cents for each taxable inhabitant;
will be entitled to receive out of the State appropria—
tions. ji sum equal to more than SIX. DOLLARS.
for each taxable inhabitant it.lhe district. '
Ity a resolution of the Legislature. passed the
twenty fourth day of June, len. the above undratin
balances are to be retained for the use of none ac—
cepting distrida only until the "rat of Nure,mber.
1890. On which day they ate to be repaid into the
common "chile!, fund.
Hence it follows, that as the law now stands, finless
the non accepting districts accept the system at the
next Spring Elections, these (indrawn balances,
amounting now to a sumadequate to the erection of
School Houses, and potting the System into coo—
pieta operation, will 4ie forfeited.
Taxable Inhabitants. of me - Disthet.
_ ..
. gNlnaltallolt Cl/
' 1835. - 1839.
~,
Bury . 94 - 101
Bronswig, E. - •"139 •'
Bf onswig. W. -279 278
Msnheini 471 555
Illahantongoi U. 245 237
Mahuniango; L. , 243 • 246
hicKeanutuirg
-Norwegian 840 896
Orwigsburg 180 172 , •
Pinegrove, tp. 71 289
Pottsville • • 73 1 846
~Rush lal 96
Schuylkill ; • 176 - ' 334 -
Tamaqua 1
22
15$ • 16 13
22
Union .
Wayne 254 285
West Penn 1 ' 286 249
Pincgruve, ach. 231
Branch • 735
E. Briinswig, itch. • •
.79
lam yours, inspections. ----- '
FRANCIS it. SHUNK,
• Superintendatit or Commonfehools
Harrisburg. March 7. 1840. 10-41
POOR-HOUSE 691CCOM T.
ELIJAH H I UMER. Treasurer. in account with
the threctors of the row' dad of the House of En&
pfornent for the County of... Schuylkill. from the first
day of Januar; A. D. 1b39, to She first day of ion
nary 4. D. 1810.
Da
BO —Jan. 1, To balante remaining in the ha rds of
Elijah Hammer, ,Treasurer 8327 01
To cash received from Directors of the Poor
during the year ' 5950 00
To cash Averred from -George Bat•ercher,
interest on 0200 from his Mother's Esune
now a Pauper 12 00
Tocasb received from C. Witman, Esq. for
fines. 00
To do ido John Port for &int
Wheat ..- 8 00
To do do Samuel Hunninger
late Steward for balance remaining in his
hands from settlement April Ist 1839 46 25
Balance due Treasurer • 174 34
By cash paid Isaac Moser. Steward for the lastititton
from theist of April. 1839. , $ 65ti 60
By easb-paidSamuel Hunts:tiger late Steward
- up tot Ist of AprillB39 . -12500
ens_kmid for Mechanics. and also Board/. ,
SMnnleir and other materials for new
buildings and repairing other buildings , 80121 f
By cash paid for Flannels. Blankets. Linsey
ltluslin. and Checks.ealico. Ildkre., Tow
and Flax Linen...tr. 563 68
By cash paid fur Sugar, Cores, Motasaes,Tea
Chocolate. Soap, lillpican, dcc. ow 50}
Fie 6 and Salt 53 VSA
ilirdware. Earthen. Queens and Cedar Wars 88 38 . 1
17 Barrels Flour 186 676
7 Heads Steers
'4 Cows
Horse
Beef • 95 al
.
BacOn 1 3 3 96
.
•
Potatoes 51-:5
Apples, Cider and Vinegar 38 . 25
Brushes and Brooms , - • •.- ' - 21 We
tihoes sod Stockings N 6: 35
Shipinuff 22 19
Tobacco 61 92
1 Store Pare and Tin Ware , 43 14
Materials, and Mechanical for new Barn 344 99
Stationary and i ostage , 17 Oli
56 tons coal . . 99 90
Constable fees for bringing paupers to, pouts 44 35
Relief to out door paupers 202 Me
Carling dying and weaving._- 36 .41
Road and school ma for 1838 and 1839 .. e ' 67 73
Lime none 83 ,79
Hired men ~ , , .r : 210.05.
Hired womeo .-_ . ~ 42,90
Elisabeth ohoemakef 1 parsion'ery on pros 31'97 ,
Rakes
..
Gardening . 71'38
Saddiery _ _ , . .2b 50
Blacksmith ' , , „ 1045
Printers i • _. 30 15
Coffin, .. , - 12 tO
Sawing _ 43 AI
Freight and toll on merchandise ihe 25 06
'Apothecary •
~ 'l - t , • •," 4131,
Costs ' • , ~ ~ 39 74
Ground rents ins lot in ;Morris Addition to ',-
Pottsville - ' , -•-• '....- - 500
blaking shirts . 13,03 .
I Clock • - 't • - ' 400
1 Plough - 00
Aisimants to 'Steward . =
- ' ' ... , , 7O
EIMJ
E0;11
SALARY&
By cash paid Wm ; Gneir year: • -
calory= Director for 183 8 , -••• #2O 00
"Extra 'exilic, • " - - 31 80,
-
-:::. -''' 7 :Tillri:Sjis"*Wit4 )!LT lii: Ala • '
En
$6519 591
240 39
105 00
97 50
Charles"Fucbt,,part of his salary
as tlerk , •
yeaeservice u
Tteasnrer for 1839 ', '
PO.Clor assize Ilalberetadt
year service as Physician
-.Doctor S. R. Illitilar..l year as&
secs rendered Muse as Ph,.
• • i . ~....—,.—.
Hy Balance due T Baum „ 174 331
W it, the Subscribing; Auditors of Schuylkill ;olio t y
haven, examined the Amount, of the Treaanrer
and Directors of tii; Poor and of the HOUPC otEm.
ployment for the co nip of Setiuilitilli,<Re , p6iiiely
do report the (tingeing Statement as the rest4tOf
oar investigation, nd there m'Aue the Treaserer
one hundred' er.d Beeeniptour 43-.100 dollars.
Witness our bands Ibis 9th Mir:NO January; A.
0.1840. '-' EDWARD HU.NIMIINGERi,
PETER K1:12. ,> •' ,
- .H. DOWNING. ..
j • muel.Huottinger e late Ste**
soploymtnt tor the Countk, of
e*,l
dayq, a-.lanuary, ISA to
Er 4839, the last day only in.
The Account of'
of the House of
Schuylkill, from
firm ,day of April
eluded.
• DR.
ante in hand • fi
of Antiotora - - 90
Elijah lbws •
1500
25 00 .!
37 50
62 50
oo
8 50
300:•
5 78
37 28
1839--3an.l. To
as per last tarsi
To cash received o
Treasonr .
FrOOs Geo &loranlo,.rent
Henry Boyd, _ • :do
For apes, S. bbatb breaking
Gaming
Disturbing public .orship
Hunting on Poor mac Farm
For flay, Beef; Veil. Cream and
Rage
Hides and tallow
Wood ofd haulir.
School .and overt,' rge on dour
From paupers
Boarding panpers
Calico, linen. Bann 1. silk ribbon.
Esi
wool, straw. kets. butter,
&c. for himself
lat April, A. D.' lb3?•
CR.
1839—8 y cash pa d for 1.443 lbs.
flour
Blacksmith work
Medicine
&Menses and mina
Coffins
Constable bringini
Reeewal of policy
Leather end shoat]
Printing
Clover geed I
Corn, eggs, dino
keys, soap, and
Out door relief '
Toll gate
' Assistant re stews
Hired men
Cutting cord wood, and wore on
Farm,
Tailot ing
Plan ot now barn
aistaWitness weges, and • Conn
- set fee Cot &stool -
To three months i
Steweid and ('I
paupers
•f insurance
.aking
r belt 'boast)
'nails
,mpensation u.
rk, from Ist of
at of April. 11339.
ab Hau►mer,
January, rd the
To cash paid p
Treasurer
eward. in account with the Di
,r and of the House of EmplOy
y of,Schtlyikill, from the fat day
t 9. to thi Ist day Of January A.
Isaac M•aer.
rectors of the et
plea for the mon
of April A. D. 1
D 1840.
Elijah Ham•
8870 00
95 89
• 110 08
• 19 62
147 14
Cash received fro
‘mer.l'reasurer.
boarding paupers
hay
timber
rents
fler. Esq., $l2 00
Eh, Esq. 2 41
ages done by
, orse in field 2 00
(R.Ke
G
Fines G. Ra
for da
stray
beef ,
indentures
fire wood
payturo
stones
onions ,
paupers '
muslin, flannel, °eking', &c.
ainino In the
1, - -r, Steward
To balance re
bands of Isaac M
CR.
By cash paid or hired men,
clerk, &e. '1
by cash paid foil labour in hay
. making and h cash paid for yp and corn &c.
rvest
hy,
1
constable fees fo bringing , Eno
pers. to Hot* . p '
hardware, &c.
dry goods .
travelling expert
groceries ,-
fish
shoestand atocki
satitionary
tailor work
dried peaches, a
1 barrel flour
shingles and bo
potatoes
l sow
seed wheat
4 tons coal
511 heads eibbaf
postage 1 ,
justice feat for
baskets, beef; c.
hired women
gardening
mason work at
cid door relief,
seeds, cabbage
compensation aKi
of 'April . to i
D. 1839, 8 it
balance in the
54 25
15 821
22' 7ft
30 06i
17 29
5 08
, 2 27i
3 07
5 35
.7 87.
7 00
38 36
39 63
15 00 .
18 00
8 00
2 00
1 33
going hOenturei 9 00
I, 10 92
50 94
- 557
35 SO
9 OS
10 74
plat, and cherry, ka.
its rid. new building.
new building.
Inst. end ipotheeary
entr. and toll:
etewartfrom the' It
liti'Of beeernbee A.
,onth
ands of the Steward
,nine in' the genes on the let day
Jinoiry. 1840 ;
Ml23=
rage
male wider 12 per.
females .
females -ander 10 years
out door paupers — .
, •
,' • 94 I -
Paupers' admitted into the Nettie front let dei oi
. ' January ;1839. tti let daylainkery 1840.
male - 05
teats born in Muse
male out doer.;
MI
female
emote beim lanolin!
frinoleout door '
Whole inanbei 247
Mates de:tharged end nbact , ndd 75 -
&male do de I 51.
males - died_ ": • •
. do, . do. out door
•femslea.died ..*
• do ' do out door
bound 3 bop! sud - 2.tirto
ratuaiping
BOUND OUT DURING THE.YEAR 1839.
, .
George - Frits to Jestah J. !Thome,. of Roaring -
Creek leArnshiP. Columbia county. SWenck
to Abel . G. Saul. oC the Horongh of,Puttintlte.
Schuylkill county. Daniel Eli ; to &demon. Lindner.
Or Rush township. Schuylkill county; John Roach
-to Joseph, Albright. of West Brun.aick towm.hip,
Schuylkill county, John Efcjuire to . Jayne* 7 hotnas,
of Coal township, Northumberland county. Marga.
set Roach to Frederick C. Riding, of the BOrough
of Putthyille, Schuylkill county, Mary , Fultuu to
Daniel Old, of the Borough of Potteville,Sch lk ill
county.
450 00
49'00
30.00
'7B 00
69' OD
20' DO
112 50
64 Shirts, 24 Sheathe, 47 Frocks. 39 pair Ponta.
Icon% 15 Roundabouts,9 Sun Ilottriete.-46 pair Shoes
pettic.t., 47 Aprons, 8 Tibia Cloths. 19
Night Caps.lo fle&Slti;etp,: IS pair Slockink
pair 51iteens. 30 Coffin!. 50 Pillow Caieu, 16 Doi
e:era, 16 Bed Corer Care:. •
PRODUCE or FARM.
70 )110
11 6 4 19 .59i
- .
Rye 432 1 bushels, Wheat Iloa bushels; Summer
Wtmatzlsf bushels. OsiP 444 lim•hel-, Corn in Cobbs
620 'bMcliels. Potatoes 950 On-Niels, Hay 69,.Thur horse
!nada, fortilTops 7 loyds.l bushel Timothy Stied,
91 bushels ilnekwheit, 111 buithels-Ohions, Si bulb.
els,Clover Seed. _53 his. Wool 1250 Paacio, 1550
Cabbage 'Pearls. '''. ,• 1 • .
. ,
1 ,
8911 lbs. nutter.
~., i ,
Slaughtered 1 Ileift-r.- weiiiht .347 Ihs., hide!-50
Ibs.,-4 Coils.; weight 274 !1b4., Hides 371 lbs.
, Fattenedon Farm' end' Slaughtered 5 Seers.
weight 2135 ftw.. Hides 368 lbs.. Tallow 90 Ihii..-
4 Cows, weight 1626 ihs. llides 21,3 lbs. Tallow
$4 lbs ,-6 Hogs, weight i 053 lbs.; Lard 87 11i5.,-
9 Sheep, weight 5:26 lbs,rsold on Calf for 10 dol
lars. 1
Ws, the Sub.:,crihers;ii,oditors of 04' courtv of
Schuylkill. having examined: the account of Isaac
Moser, Steward of the ;Schuylkill county Aim.
House. respectiully da qpori the above Stalcatent
as the result of our intrestilation.!mime re.
mauling in the h ands ot; the Steward &arty eight
31-100 dollars. Wit nemioui hands this lie 9th day
U• Ism
.j
A. Is.
EDWARD EITTNITZINGER,
PET KR KCt rz. t
J. H, DOWN LNG,
• t Autarroas.
3923
36;09
4 13
• •
SHER II Fo 9 s SALE:
By virtue of sundry writs of Vendhsont E x p t , flai ,
and Leoctoi Faciaclisseed out of the Court . of
Common Pleas of Schuylkill; county, and to me dt
reeled, will he exposed hi sale at Public Auction,
On 'Monday the i6th day of :Mardi.
at the House of Daniel Buyer, Innkeeper,-in the Oa
' tough of Oriaig burg, at 1 o'clock P.
M. A certain niessuage tenement and
Pa" 'ot of Groimill situate in Menheini town.
at I
ship, Schuylkill county, bounded be
street. Peters atreet, lot N... 88, and others,
containing in depth '224 feet, and id front
being lot No. 89 in Schuylkill Haven, with the
a ppurtenances. consistin g of a two story log Dwelling
Muse with a frame Kitchen thereto attached Also
all that certain Lot oi piece of land situate in
Maoheim township in huylkill couuty, bounded
he land of Joseph Aintn. Adam Koch, Abraham
Boyer; and Public Road, containing one acre and
six perches more or lease Late the Estate of George
Hammel. ' . i
On Saturday the 2tst day ol March.
1840, at the house utCharies Chritn„ inn keeyer. in the
borough of Pottsville at 10 o'Clock • xi. The t qual up'
divided sixtlipart, to be divided ofall that certain plan
lotion tract a" land, ar.d preinisett withlthe appurte
nances situate in the townshipot Union. in the coon•
ty ot.Nehuy lkill aforesaid lying on the great Catta
%vim River. above'..he mouth of the little Cuttawii.sa.
called the Miller Farm, containing in the whole 154
acres and 2 perches be the came more or less, being
part of a larger tract of till"acres and 120 perches
of land which the CommOnwealth, by Patent bearing
date the 10th day of Delember A. D. DlO6, granted
to John Moyer. and wh ch i hy divers good convey
ance and assurances in law became vested in Jacob
Miller. who conveyed the ; above mentioned 154
acres 2 perches thereof to Joseph Miller and George
Miller, who atterwarde tonveyed the same to , one
John Fannon. who coeveyed the one sixth part
thereof to Edward Smith, by Deed nearing date the
7th day of July A. D. 18:10; as by reference to the
said cot.veyane.e ii over appear. together
with the herediiaments and appurtenances—Late
the Estate of Edward SOO.
1 00
I 43
219 -23
IIE
$62t1_554
31 C 5
- 101 00
4 ) 00
5!3.40
i,
130 do
1
46.26
MC
At the same Hotel and
. place,.one full
equal and undivide6 one fourth pail of and in all that
et:stain tract ur piece 61 land called Seluvoniati,
situate in Norwegi,in township in the county of
Schuylkill. beginning ata Stone. thence by land of
Miller M. and Lawroneti Leils, North 49 degrees,
East 67 perches to a rbitiontit tree. North 59, East
71 percher to a post, thence partly by the ragas and
partly by land late of John Hammer and Philip Hu . ,
and partly by land of the 'Aim York and, Schuylkill
Coal Company. South 31; Eitst 25). pirehes to a Pipe.
'hence by the last ineetioned land North 59 Emit
29 perches to" n'Sprtie.e. thence by land of 0.0 widow
Biddle South 77 Ea.t 117 perches to a Stone, thence
'ay land of the New York .and Sdhuylnill Coal Com
pany South 59 Weft 166 pei'el:e. to a small Hickory,
then'ce partly by the satticOrtd partly by land of
Matthias Dreher, deceased:: North 31 Wert - 3376
parches to the idiom of beginning, containing 335
acres 15 perches. - heing the 'Fame tract of land which
the suprenie Executive Coulitial dated the 21stof4ay
September A. D., 1761. Cnrelled in the Rolls Office
in Patent Book N0..1. ;page 373, granted to Mary'
Scull to fee—Late the Estate ol'—
16 01
2 94
5 00
3 08
5 00
1 SO
2 87
1 67
8 71
$1324:52
$4B 31
At the same time and, place, all that
certain undivided pail cff EIAO acres of land innie or
less. in wit t.. 250 acres More oi lees Amato in Eirry
town-hip in Schuylkillminty. bounded 'by lands of
ii .
John 11l 'salmi, Vacant I ridL and land of Biddle and
McKnight, John Ditalt and others,,tva li the appur—
tenances thereunto belonghig—Asute the Estate of
John. Snyder. Eq. I • i• • •: •
At the same time and place, alt that
-:' ;•y .„
• certain undivided moiety, the whole
~
~
:ass '
~ .: into two . . equal parts to be netted
;; ; ',. 4. , - - :1 n d divided, of all that certain two story
_ _".2:_,: stone Tavern- Dense, Stables, Sheds, and
lot of Ground, situate n ttfe Borough of Pottsville
aforesaid. and marked in the general plan of the
Borough ut Pottsville • ith inunber 16, containing in
front 60 tea and indeptir 230 feet, bounded by
Centre Turnpike, by i2o feet Alley, and by • Lot
number 15,Leing the;eine nremises•which the raid
DanielMoyerand Eli sbeth his wife Isinvoyed to,the.
said John Curry his heirs and ',Soigne by Deed tiited
the 1511) day of October, 1831. together with tho
hereditamente and appurtenances—Late the Estate
ofJohn Coin. , 1
0 - 271 85
108 96
282 05
.
At the e i same Cline an d place. all that
certain tiaatof land siioate in Schuylkill township in
Schuylkill county, beginning at a Port, thence by other
lapd of Joseph Lyon, North 10. West 24 retches.
and 4 feet to a.Post. - thenee South 79 d. 15 m. West 361
perches to a Post.Soutb 24 EaSt•J6 one 16th perches ton
Post. North 66 Erik 7 perches end 41 feet to a POW. North .
80 Fast 21/ retehesto the plaCts of begioning.contatning
5 acres 451 perches more otless. being a part of a tract
013301 acres and allowances, Which the Commonwealth
rantea'to George Reber. Esq. by Patentdated the 13th
amity 1786. and ReCorded at Otwltherg in . De e d
Rook No. 9. page,o7. ;together with the appurtenances
.-Late the Estate of.fasejA:Lyon _
At the same time. and place, all that
certain messitage and tiact of tend; situate iu . Se.tmylkill
township. Schuylkill ceartsy.bOunded by lands ofGeorge
Hebei, Eau. deceased; land 'ot the New York Compa
ny. by lot of James aloe. Lawton and Companyiand
others,containing 6 acres more or less with thikapput
tenanees—Late the Estate of .festpk Lyon.
-At the same time and place, all that
certain lot ofGround situate in the Town of Carbondale,
Norwegian township', in Schuylkill eonnty. bounded on
the North by Main serielont" the South.by tOillat
on the East , by lot No; 47. and on the West . by
Spruce Alley. containing in width CO feet and in depth
193 fem. to OW in the plan' 'of said Town So. 48, tct•
gather with the heredinunents nod appertenamter;•Lato
ilia Estate ofJocatt Thema.. - • •
200 00
48 31
$1324 52
~"`=
i t i
VlniOle number
MADE IN
PRODUCE OF DAIRY
A.t theeame time and place, all .t . es*
two certain double one mut • balf ettnry
Mine. and Weather beardedlainer's limner
ofJames,WSF.Ammksituate in NerWegiatt
'township. Schuylkill &laity. - *bent ten, et
two and* half miles ftom MineraTiller and
near the Alit* UM antkScheyikill Hammßail Bead ea
A tractOf land beliatagitreAr tentitedyo Wait to,Willatti
U. blanc.ned Thomas CZ'Wrlliates. end leale# the
said lit met W. Sebenek-sLiate the Estate et Wi
Schenck, , . - . ,
At the, mime, time andiplaee. alt hat
e,4l' 3 infot;piec'e_oc - pa”icell oiGriitead, situate, lyi_ sod
1 01
being in the Town of taliddleport s Sehsylkill „
bounded Northerattlly by lot :Ao. 14. Wectwaid4 by,
Second sin eft , Southward's , by lot Na 16.. and !East. •
wardly by Ulm street. Inaried in the
,phin -Of Aliddletatt
with Mel.% together with 'the hereditament, and appar
tenances thereto belonging-Late the Estate'ef Gotewaa
P. linehmen,demeasel. ,
At the same time' and place, all . bat
0111
certain lot ofUronnd Mugge in Carbondale. ii titian
township..Schnylkill count,. bounded on the North by
Union 'icemen the South hr Lome A /ICY .00 the East
by int No. 41, and on the West by let No. 43, containing
in width GO feet and in depth 198 feet. and marked in the
elan of said Town with number 42, together wh i te the_
hereditament,* .`.kritl" seenttenanceit—letle- the Est to of
Jahn a Wocbson and Isaac lieyen ~,
At the same time and ',face t nil hat,
certain Int oru round. situate in the Town of ctirtiondrle
in Norwegian towteilp,Sehullkill county .bounded on
the North by rliesnut Alley. on the South Sy, Maine
street, on the East by Porter Alle7. and on the Weft by
Int No. IS. ennedning In w dth GO feet and in depth 19 -
feet. being the said Int which John Rohrer and Behjamln
Recker anti their-Wises conveyed to the said Jtihn L.
Collo. by Deed 'dated tlfith January, 18 al, togetherT with
the hereditatneets and appurtenuntme-Late the • tato
of John /.. Colin
3n Monday the 2SII day of Male t, at
i
the honse of Danielifloyer,lnnkeeperlin the
Borough of Chwigshurg, at 1 echeround situate n the
p M.
All
All that certain lot ofti
linreieth of Pottsville, in the coon y of
~,..,..,,,Sehnylkillr adjoining Centre street aid Int.
N 0.6, mitobered in the general plan of said 'rough'
with number 5. with the aripurtenances consistin - aria
four teary brick Dwelling Muss with a three su ry Beek
Kitchen thereto attached. known as the Penney voila
I fall. and a large Frame Stable—late the Estate of etegi
Shoemaker.
At thesame lime and place, a certain
..__, n 1 lot or mece oft;routid. situate in Norw'egian
ktown , hip Schuylkill county, adjoining lands
of Itolort Yonne. and in lentil by the maini
road this lead'i from Pottsville to PutiCar
bine containing in lions 50 feet. gad ie
depth ishout 140 feet. wish the appprienaticea, conmstipg
of a three story stone Dwelling Muse—late the E state
of Jan Shearer.
r-
As the , saine time and place, all' that
.
j
certain bud. of land. containing 23 tracts. situate e Bar
7 township. Schuylkill county, ntljonaing lands f Wilo
ham Jones. Abraham Be ts. Jacob FBllBl, nians ir dis te phii.
ens. Fvuttiliig.lies, IL barks it. , bormater. hose Varna&
John Fry and others. containing 9210 at tea, more ri hr less
being the same Idnd which tharees Witinan. A .mtnls:
trator of William Woman. dereased. ley Deed de ed the
30th day of April 1833. granted and conveyed to Bt njamm
Connate. Jr. and Jose, h Lyon. and the said Josep Lyon
and Abigail his wife, by Indenture, dged an the same
30th t ' ay of April 1833. conve3cd ;he nudividedlmoiety
or half part therein' to the said Benjamin Coombe, J r .
toget her with the hereditamt n ts and appurtenances-Late
the Estate of Benjamin Coombe. Jr.' '
At the same time and place, all. that
, certain two story stone Dwelling !line and
~.- P rl f -ii, a Frame Stable and lot of Ground situate
situate
;;;; + on the westerly side of Centre 'tree?, in the
so a Vi l:. Borough of Pottsville, county aforesaid.
..-_--:.1. 11 -_ hounded by lot No. 5. on which th,l'enn.
p)trama Hall is situattd, on the year by Second street,
northwesterly by lot of Samuel Bill)mas,snd eastward.
ly by Centre street. being iot Not 6, rontaining;in font
on, said Centre street. 60 feet anti in depth „AlO feet
Late the Estate of G Shoemaker , . I
&meal and taken into execution. and to be sold by
FETEK F. LUDWIG. Shertit
Sheriff's Office. Or woes i
burg. Felt. '29, 1840.6 i 9
am
/ISt
.1$ I
94
-.'247
....
IS •
I
WOOS
iii
Niechanichi Lein.
Schttyll,lll Coutelphss.
'". tijike.. .: 1 in the Court or
y •,..,. John Linsenmoyer, I Comma, Meson,
..._ _,
•.,✓....( ,‘ p. ca. - ' }paid ' unty •to
44.- ' ''' Frederick Lumbeo. i March [Term
.r„,. , .
, J 184VDIct. 166!.
V OTI'E is hereby given.' to all claimmts- arid
A'll others interemed in the spin of twey eight
dollars for materials lurnisheo )
o a certain udding s
r)
t o wit :—All that turo•stOry frame building or dwel.
boa house. Situate on lot moults() No:, 2th the gen
etar plan of loti, of Poti & Pottersoree Adition ItsPottavtlle,
p a ttaville, with a lot appertaining thereto, be gams
being 24,feet front on the Notth side of Th rd street,
in the said. Ilortiuult of Pottsville, and tun 'pc back
thatwidth 3(10 feet or thereutinuts, bound I
4 : by said
.t
Third street, by lot belonging to the Littbeten
Church. and by lot bdonging to John MO er, Ste.,
That a Satre FddB.4 lIIIN bt3.1) 1, isotwd
,upeti the' Me
chanic's ben. tittered in the Court Lai Common
Pleas of Schuylkill countyAn the above at ted,case,
and will be returned to March Term ofia 4:1 Court;
PE l'Elt F. LUDWIG, hertif.
SherilT's Office. Orwigaq
burg. :11 arch 7 1830. i i
.. ineehanielek- Lien. . 1 -- -
•
Schuylkill County, ss. i . • 1
. • 4 4 ., Williitn 4 T. Epilog.) In . iti6Court of
•,..' ofr
~,.. Va. ,- I CommonPlears
i::,c' 11, i ,' :: :." Nathan Nuthans, I of, B`churlkill
.i s...targ. nwour, and ; }cminty ro March
' ~- ' iitt ' E Q. Henderson, I Terni,.6 a 16W.
ICuAractrz.cturi j kin, 103. . .
VOT4CE iivhereby glyenlio all Claimants' and
~,
/‘ mimic interested in the ; sum of fi Ay 9-160
dollars fne,m.iterials iurnish
vv ed-to a cent(' building,
t
to it :--•All -that
. two tdorictl i tianni lin Jog with a
l
Stoneteinntit, sitnaro
.on tho Noirlic m e rry b id*
of Cenlr strret.iff the Borough of Putisyi ile, boidid- ,
cd in frOtit by said Centre Mid by lot riciti.oilatip .
•4 W: D 1 Berg, by lot now or ~late of,Thumas Mot
ris,
ris. E,4 and by an alley, comainingin !Mot on
said Centre 28 reel 4 inches. and runnifig back , to
el e
said Alley; ?'hat a *dm F.mias . has b
_it is-ue4
upon M ir Mechanic's Lein, entered in tt . Connor
Common Pleas of Schuylkilbcounty. in'the above
staled misc. and will be returned to Mar It Taw of
, .
Said coulrt, 1.
PETER F4urgylGi. Sheriff:
Slit riff * 0 Ofifer,Oiwiea. , ' . r.,, •
burg. march 7,18 , 10. i !'-
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• AilechatziON
SCHUYLK/LL. COUNTY,'qs.
• ' 1 'll' Court
4 .0 1 leo
'• James Blue. ! Ciniun n Pleas 4 tif
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' vs ! kvinty... - to
- Jacob Wetting. 1 Mareh.Terns 11340
OM ' J No. 1.11.•-:
N"r liCE is hereby giseriltutill clainiantssand o'h.
ens interested,; for the siim of forty Isesea.;dol.
tars furnished m a certain building.to r—A two
i•tory Frame Dwelling linurie. situate in Pori . Car.
bon. in. Schuylkill 'county. oft a lot of Ground mark.
ed in the general 'plan altos said Town with num
ber 21. that a Seim Facing has been issued ufmn.the
Alechanic's Lien.'entered iP the court Common
Pleas 01;84:100011 county in thettbose [stated case.
and will be returned to Term of f said Court.
' •
' PETER F LUDWIG. Sheriff: ,
/
Sheriff's Mee -Orwigs . "
Teti 29.1010. 1 • t 9.4-1
• ' ' PitIiCLARIATIOI,I. - --)
Whereas, Ake 11w. Jamea 31. Porter, President
Judge . of the
,12•Ircludicial District , of I Ponnsylva.
ilia: has appointed Mondayl i the lath day of March,
1840, - as the time for holding : Mt adjourned Court of
Common Pleas in Schillkill Ccionty,lfor 'the trial
orcausee et Mine. 'Native is - therefore hereby girt°.
thile'Lln adjourned Court' of Cointnoti P ea's: : will be
held at pre,Court - Ileuse in Orwigsbur . iri and fur
the County of Selmylkill, in-Monday . he•l6iti day,
of Mareh, 1840, at 10 o'clock A.-.M. . All ieriame
having Cairns pending, and all perilous; wildso . duty •
it is to appear at said Court . will take no re v and
govern themselves accoidingly. , .: - , -i
F. • • • • PETER LUDWI Sheriff'. ..'
. :sherifro &Beet Olvige t ' ' •1 •
. hordl Feb QR. 1810. 4, ; •
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: _ rittlCLAlrlAilsill)Pf... , ,
roTicE is herebi given' that's
.Criert'Of "Com
.Vl mon Pleas, tor tne trial of causes at issniv le
- and for.the COunty . of gehuylkilt s .*ill bilteltritiOr.
wigshurg„in the tottitty aforesaid. oni'llionday the
ti o
23d day of 31arch",:Mrat, lot l 0 o'clise in theffore
, Therefori.ell peria)na hiving , twits ochre. ; and
~ a l l persons whose dotylvtihale bo,to apPear at !aid
Court; willtekti'vitii.d4ltd govern themselves a 0...
cordingly. ~....•,... •.
‘.1..-.,.r ';• 1• '" 1 ... 'Y,
. , .. PETER P.; LUDWIG, ' sheeir k
. , Shetifr.'sofice Oilittio , :/:::, '; 1.. , ~ 2 . ..:4
• - bum, Feb 519.1840; 1. . c.. . ,- .: . i. . r: i" , 41
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