A
Minerk Rat& Chai-i
We learn from liarrisbt4g, that the Bd extend.
ing • the Charter of t the kfi l ner's Bank foil twenty'
years, pawed both branch 4 1 of the ‘E.egislatnre on
Monday list. The amendment whieb 'was, offered
leaking , slockholders personally'responsible 'was
negatived:',.•
The entrust body dies° ve
lld on Thursday
.night, a•
bout midnight.' Peace \ to its ashes who -111 write
i to epitaph?
A Neip fiat Offics F has bee t C located at', Nltvcastle.
, rto.be called Broad Mouniain PoalPlßeC,, .irt tliia
Couoty,4nd Samuel Morri'iappointed Pit Master.
New jersey—The local cicctikine in Oh*
csiternaly favorable; file Whig%
' . - .ANNUAL'.• !'SPORT - ' l , '
. • •
OP •Ttig •1 - l -
1 .
Female Bible: Sock* ' .
_ 61, POTTAVILLE. ..4 •
The rresideni and Direeters of, the rii4, le -Bible
Society of Potts Sale; repOrt4.th - at since t ri last re
port, Feh.2othi 1839; the have purchos''.
English bibles . li 16 copies.
'Getman, do . '.i L .. . ll ..
French do , i .
'i k , , 1 1 -
Wash do
J —a-286
Of this namber we have di
gratis;. and sold on credit,
ivho had not the insane•
bot who promise to pa
they can—together,
Sold Jor cash
Number of copies romeinin _
sb'ild and distributed as abovi
in the Borough of l'ottsv
In the adjacent Cottntry,
--IL I , 244
The d(inations this year amount, to $6O . E t to bal
anse of the amount received as per Zreasurcr's re
port, was. from subscriptions. ti
Debt due to the Philadelphia Bible Society 08 36
ELIZA OFFERNIAN, President.
- Sarah A. Elks, Secretary.
ri
Pottsville, Marelt 23„1840..
. . .
Female Bible Society o/ Fotteville, in account with
Mary W. Graham, Treasurer. 1
1839. DR,'
March 2, .To cash paid Miss Ellet for
money advanced for Gentian Bibles.
.02 95
June 10, .To do paid ovef to Miss El
let
to send for Bibles. • .
Oct. 16, To do paid do for do. ' p 5 3. 00.
Oct. 30, To do, , -do. . f • . .11. 600
l;
on bibles - t
1 62
N,. . .: 1 1 l 12
',list; Ellit.'44l 03
il
Nov. 4, To do p4id freight
from Philddel Oita.
Dec. 13, To do per:dei..
d. To do paid over to!h,
1810. 'l
-
Fab. 12, To cash pair: Po
Ellet.
,March 3, To do paid do
Ellet.
March 23,,8y balance in 1
1840.
Feb. 20, By bals in Treasii
report. ,
Much 2, By cash recd for
sold.
By do contributi,
dry pereniis. .
By do- do per . .!4:yi
8, do do '•
g. 10, do for 1 bible
April 1, •• do per Mrs. 0
June 10, do per Miss
July 1, .. do of Mrs. t",l
Mrs: Offerman. •
Ad g. 20, By cash per Miss
bibles sold 75, 75, 50, 6
Oct. 4, By cash of Miss
scription.
.Ikßp cash per Mi.!
•• 17, do do.
•• 19, •• do 410 Mee.
Nov. 4, •• do do Mrs. 1
do do Miss
" N •• do do Miss
WC. 2, do 'rid Miss
- do 40:miss!
do do Mrs. i
6 do do Miss;
•• 13 do do. Mrs.
•• •• do.jlo Mrs.,
.1840.
Feb. do do Mrs.
"" 12, Miss Ellet for s:
do far 2 bib
March 3, By do do -Miss
do do Mrs.',
6, By cash per Mrs!
- •• 13, •• do do M .
18, do' do
gh es Low -Wiges.
support Van Buren and th.
for high wages, mac your (.
o Protective Tariff.
The Cincinnati Ropuhli
.Tuesday - lat, at the Ca 1 1.
which is. lower than it h!:
thirteen years. Truly. thi,
The .4 Licticr Time3":6
an&Journal contains anadii
in length, advertising prcip
for failuv to pay interest.i
than 'two hundred parcels;
each, being the property 1
these disastrous days. are
The sums loaned are only ..
ing in country towns at St
thayhis debt is to_bc pat& i
ous administration !
t
North Cb
arota.—The .nited States G ette shys,
"two letters, received yes 4, day frimukfiffe l ivnt parts
of North Carolina, from gAtlemen of resOectahility,
speak with entire confide4e l of the electoMl vote of
that state being given to G,Meral Harlriaoni;
W4en trill times be bete:
restored, which can never
nartt party is in power.
tain that Harrison will be
tainty of hie success be kri,
instant there will be a co.
ry branch of business.
there must be a change co:
can trittonph over faction,
dawning of a brighter clay,
Native American 41830
New Orleans havo for;.
,; ,
:nasocistion, toe assign
4 . 411 officers all naturalized F
or other emigrants
Porter, who was elect:-
‘ the Whigs of Louisian
4kti r seems, to hnve drawl
,7^,lind, for this higkeeime t al
~inaking to fruchim doar'
•
ME!
Yributed
'
to those
•1 4 0 pay;
• when
it
161 copies.
j, '
— l6 rr-244
tion ac r 42
[ i
0 stated, i:
, 41e, laq copies.
64 .s
, ,
l ine Miss
',per Miss f.
i:l7 71i
!ME
'ry per last
)$3 82
reo biblee I
ENE
1 I o f sun-
4 01
3 00
50
50 I
4 501
•1"001
i l se Morris
4 0 .
sold.
trenuan.
;
14nsler per
87i
2 GL)
tllet for 4
ipple sub.
50
42 57
6 22
6 00
11 I EI7
l in- • i
10 150
6103
1100
1 /25
1 3112 i
'7150
1 1 1 25
Ilet.
anton.
fferman.
. Hehr.
Ilet.
ichart)s.
"orris.
&main.
Ilet.
tanton.
&man.
hichester. 1 50
bscrition $1 001 Ai
-s 56.07 i i, 87 i
ichgrds• $1
&noon 2& 1 72
Sta4ton. 00
Eltet. •2 50
o • 50
I -
Reim
If you ;want 00 wages,
sub-Treasury : if you pre-
Cfluence for Harlisoo and
an says: Flour sohl on
(. fur $2 50 per barre),
s'i'soltl before f4r - the last
are glorious
;(r Farmers 7ndi
iertisement of Ovp columns
mortgageil!ti the slate
The property is in mole
of from 80 fo 000 acres
A small farMeri, who; in
inabie to pay" thiy tiitereal.
501) each. is sell
-75 per bale!, fend with
Glorious ,times ! Glori-
I. ?—When'eukfidence is
le while the present
let but the people be cm.-
' •:.:
ected; leqthe, growin g cer•
Wn and ;felt', and at that
tete rSgeneratn ir.ese
is felt taniyt#sally, , that
!niers, and if''the people
tao maylsoon l expeete the
~I q ,im.—Tho• oco . focoo
1, a 4 a ~ Dative; ` American
!f Which ie to-eiciude from
p4chme#, Germans, Irish
!remanyl foreign country.
I d to the; U. Stains Senate
a few years ago, happen
-1
his
firs i
breathan Ireland,
idtinnird effilrt is now
—Pfuladelp l lia Stand-
1 • . '.
Benefits, of a Tait7.--liot person, has ever been
more universally respected as a philanthrophist, or
more fervently engaged in attempts to ameliorate tho
I condition if his fellowman, than the late hunentetl
j Mew Carey: Being well aware of the influence which
any opinion of this gentleman would exert, whether
j among the citizens of this; his adopts] country, or
I his co•patriots, the warm - hearted ions of green Erin,
-we hove extracted the 'following from his work on
;Political Economy
• The Behefitslof 'a Protective' Turiff would lie :
..Industry fosred and prosperous--every person
able and willing to work, and employed—earl yand
numerous marritigee—populat ion rapidly increasing—
pi,mr rafes i dirninishing—bankruptcies rare—great ac.
cession of capital—numerous houses building--credit
p i reserved at home and abroad...revenue increasing
pita!, 'talent and industry roue ofeueeeas—debts
4asily collected—property rising in Value—general
Prosperity--netv towns springing up-cordial attach.
moot to government—to which may be added, a
great demand for iron. and• coal to construct and pro-
Pei machinery.
l c On the other hand, chat are the evils of a went of
protectioni They are as follOws :
"Immense importations—great bargains of cheap
foreign goods—drain of specie."---remitances of goy
ernmentsand bank stock—decay of national industry
—workmen discharged—Poor rates augmented—in
cip'ase of idleness, pauperi nn. and guilt—soup houses
4manufacturing estabhshments in ruins--manufac
tu'rers bankrupt—merchants and-traders following in
their train—.marriages rare—population sluggish—
capital, talents anti industry. wanting employ meta—
staiples sinking in price—diitrees and ruin of agricul
tutalists—tredit impaired at home and abroad—banks
stripping payment--sheriff's sales—houses falling to
cleCay—geneesl embarrassment—nannied men' en
grossing the estates of the distressed—failure of re
'Netiud—legal suppression of the collection of debts—
apOi:ations, for relief wholly disregarded, or unfeel
ingly rejecteit—alienation from a government regard
le? of the sufferings of its citizens."
eGilorkinr news frons the West.
;'he Columbus, (Ohio) Journal of April 7th says.
.• ld Minagoinery " has covered herself with glory
The election for Township. ofEceis took plsce ye-ner
d:4, and resulted as follows for Treasurer, which
will a test vote : •
Harrison 785
' 1
Van Huren . . ' 215
Harrison Majority 570
/ jAt thefall election, the whig Majority for Senator
was only 1 Ioi This is glory enough. Push oh the
114411.
Well done 1 ineinnatti.
1663
' • 1. MAJORITY FOR HARRISON.
:The Cincjnnatti Republican states that the regu
tar nominated democratic Harrison ticket in every
Ward in the City, with the exception of one Conata•
ide, prevailed at the election on Monday by the above
mentioned majority. The Democracy of Cincinnat
tj know Harrison.
A GREAM it,ATEIERINGf ;
OF
• TPIE PEOPLES
.
New Jersey Blues in ;notion.
No individual who was not present at the recent
State Convention in Trenton, can form en adequate
idea of the ch4racter of that assemblage. It was,
perhaps, every thing considered, the most imposing,
, cordial, and enthusisatic demonstration of popular
sentiment, ever witnessed in New Jersey. There
seemed to be but one feeling and one spirit, and a
stranger not cognisant of the real object, would have
supposed it an outpouring of the' citizens of all par
ties, met together to celebrate some national jubilee.
The Jersey Blues were there in thousands, many of
them having travelled from the• remotest parte of the
State, and all eager to participate in the good cause.
Flags, banners, and other devices, were to be seen in
greo variety; while music gave additional effect to
the scene, and together with the appearance of the
streets. the extent of the precession, the shouts of
the multitude, and the animated remarks of the sev
end speakers; served to forme spectacle truly ani
mating and gratifying. One object of attraction.was
a beautiful Canoe, mounted on wheels, and drawn
by eight splendid horses. Another was a Log Cab
in, with appropriate inscription!). and among them,
"IrOn will not find the String of
the Latch pulled in.”
Johnson's find band W3B also there, and the various
deleg..tions; designated by appropriate banners and
suitable! mottoes, rendered the affair as delightful to
the eye, ink it was exciting to the mind. Another
motto. which had been adopted by a large body ..f
mechanics and labourers, was to the following effect ,
CC Hard to be out of Employ
ment?) •
• It excited much attention, and appearedto interest
in au especial manner be tboueands of laboring
elapses in attendance. -
Another banner contained a sketch of the Capitol
at Washington, with Mr. Van Buren in his English
carriage at a distance, and a log cabin and a barrel of
hard cider in the foreground. But it is impossible
to describe even the most conspicuous emblems of
the occasion; while, if we were to give a strictly ac
curate account of the venous movements—of the
. bustle, excitement, cordiality, enthusiasm—we should
he deemed extravagant. Hundreds were present who,
in 1836, exerted themselves to the utmost for Mr.
Van Buren; and even then it will b remembered,
New Jersey gave her electoral voto for the Hero o
the Thames.
On conversing with gentlemen from carious parts
of the State, we found but one sentiment to prevail.
•• We were-never more confident," observed a ster
ling obi Democrat from the Interior, "and never, 'as
I solemnly believe, with better reason." The peo
ple, be added, are now the leaders ' They are far in
advance of the politicians, and you may Out Jersey
down, not only as safe for Harrison and Tyler, but
11 a larger majority than she has given on any oc
casion for vears.—Penn. kr:firer.
HEW OF Tt{E 31AKK FT.
Pottsville, April 18. 1840.
%VIM AT FLOUR. by the load was worth on Friday
84 50
WHEAT 90 per pantie!. to demand. •
RYE FLOUR I 50 percwt.indcmand
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR $1 .50 per cwt
ItYE„by the load 43 by the bushel—ready
sale
RYE CHOP 45 per bushelin demand:
OATS 35 cents—ready sale.
POTA'POES-371 cents per hushal ademand
,CORN-45 cents per bushel in demand.
CLOVER SEED-812 00 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED—S 2 50 per bushel.
FLAXSEED-1145 per bushel in demand.
WHISKEY-45 cents per gallon.
BUTTER-20cents per pound—in Kegs 20 cants
EGGS-12i cents per dozen ?
LARD-14 cents par Pound.
TALLOW— lOcents per pound.
HAMS I3h cents per pound;
CORN CHOP 70 to 75cent. Per bushelliad emend .
BACON-13 cents por pound.
BEESWAX-40 cents per pound.
FEATHERS-62 cents per pound. •
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per pound
M ACKEREL. by the bbl. No. 1 $l7 No 2, $l5
SALT-2 50 per bb1.;75 par bushel
"PLASTER .is worth $7 50 per ton.
IIAY sls per ten.
AMBLE . •
•
.On the Evening of the sth inst., by the Rev.. Jo
seph McCue!. Mr. FRANCIA (411 TON, to MUM &RAIZ
CRAWOHAW.; both of Pottsville.
By the eamo ,
__ on the Evening of the 12th inst. l
Mr.,Cassiss Matta, tci. Miss Sawa IBIRD. both of
Pottsville. : • s •
Pottsville Philomathic society.
INILIRSDAY EVENING. iptil'23d, IND.
_ Lecture by Reuben . Peale , Esq. Subject—
" Pneumatics. Lecture to commence at half past
7 o'clock! .
Perimns wishing to' become members will please
cave their names with
• CHARLES W. PEALE, Secretary.
april IS •
Berean Society.
THERE will be a meeting held this evening (18th
inst.) at Mr. Peafele Room, at halt' Oat 7, for
the purpose offorming, a Society with the above
title, to investigate and discuss -any subject of The
ological import, on good moral tendency. •
non' l lB 16-11
eMLEir a
Administrator's Notice.
HER EAS letters of administration of the
m. goods and chatttea which were of Piviiket
Glentworth, late of the city of Trenton, itYthe State
of New Jersey, deceased; have been granted by the
Regisuer of Schuylkill county In the susscriher:
All persona indebted to the said Plunket F Glent
worth, deceased, ere requested to make payment,
and those having claims against the estate of said
deceased to ,resent there.
ROBERT WOODSIDE,
Administrator.
I Pth. 16— .
Copartnership.
re LIPPINCOTT would respectfully inform the
O Public that he has associated with him in the
Clothing and Tailoring business. Mr. Edward T.
Taylor of Philadelphia, under , whose direction the
business at Pottsville . will hereafler be cOnducted.
Whileihe'Senior partner will continue the maniifac.
tore of Clothing in the city of Philadelphia, (per.
snnally.) The firm expect to give entire - satisfac.
tom to the public, and hone, to receive patronage
commensurate to merit. The- following certificate
will show the estimation in which Mr. Taylor's a.
Whiles were held by his late employers:
PUILADELPHTA. April Sth. 11310.
This is to certify that Edward T. Taylor has
been in our employ as a cutter for the last two,
tears, and has proved himself one of the very best
practical acid scientific 'failure.
STOKES & RROWN,
Merchant Tailors.
The undersigned will keep constantly on hand a
oupsricr assortment of Goods. suitecrto_die season,
which they will make up in a style which shall be
satisfactory to the purchaser.
LlPPINcorr & TAYLOR,
coiner of Centre& Mahantango streets.
opposite O'Connor's Hotel, Pottsville.
April 18 16—
Caution.
VI THERFAS my wile Salome, a born Gime, on
the 3d of April inst., has left my be and
board without the least cause.—l hereby caution the
public not to trust or lend her anything on my
name, as I am determined not to pay one cect for
debts which she may contract after this date.
AN DREW HARI' ENSTINE.
Pottsville April 17th. 16-3 t•
To the Eleotors of Schuylkill County.
F ELLOW CITIZENS:—At the urgent soheita
tionto of mumerous friends. I offer myself as a
candidate fur the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
at the ensuing election. Should Ibe so fortunate an
to receive a majority of your tree suffrages. L . chill
pledge myself in en impartial, faithful and honest
execution of my official duties.
Your obedient servant,
JOIIN M. BICK EL.
Orwizahurg. April 18, 16—te
Citron Pumpkin Seed,
THE very best kind for Plea or Sauce, just receiv
ad and for sale by B. BANNAN.
april 18 16—
Militia 'lrainings.
TUE enrolled Militia minimising the 12th Compa
ny of the 30th Regiment P. M., continuing of
that part of the Borough of Pottsville, east of Centre
street, and that part of Norwegian township, west
of the Centre Turnpike, are hereby notified that
they are required to meet on Monday the dui day of
May next, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the house of the
subscriber, properly equipped fur duty as the law
requires. JAM .S CLEARY, Captain.
april 18 16-20
0 otice.
A San honest man, William Pattinson, (miner,)
4-21 - late of Pottsville, hay sent the requisite to pay
his de`ita; and all persons to whom he . who owes
money. may . have the same by presenting a just bill
to Dr. Berrymao, and giving a receipt when paid.
april 18 16-It
To all the heirs and legal representatives
of John Zehner. late of West Penn town.
ship, in the county of Schuylkill( Farmer. )
deceased.
PURSUANT to an order of the Oiphons' Court.
of the county of Schuylkill, an inquest will be
held on the premises of the Real &ante of the Paid
deceased, contain;i,g about 387 acres more or less, in
the township of West Penn aforesaid, in the county
of Sabot , 'kill. on Monday the 25th day of May next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to make partition of
the real estate at•the said deceased, to an among his
children and legal representatives. if that can be
done without prejudice to and spoiling of the whole,
otherwise to,value and a,ipraise the same ; when and
where you may attend. if you think proper.
PETER: F. LUDW IG, Sneriff,
of the county of Schuylkill.
Orwigaburg, April 18th. 16-4 t
county,_ ss.
"1,...,„A The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A to all the heirs and legal rcpresenta
;/-, 0, lives of William EMrich, late of Wayne
**(.':. township in Schuylkill county, Greet
ing
1,1117 HER EAS, by an inquest for tbat purpose duly
awarded by the Orphans' Court of the:County
aforesaid, the real estate of the said William Em
rich, deceased, was valued and appraised at and for
the sum of seven dollars for. each and every acre,
containing 110 acres 148 perehes.,.ytrici. measure.
And whereas none of the hears of the said deceased
appeared in Court on. the return of the said inquisi
tion to take the premises therein mentioned at the
apppraisment ;—You and every one of you are
therefore hereby cited to be and appear at the next
stated Orphans' Court. to be held at Orwigshurg in
and for the county of Schuylkill, on Friday the 24th
day of July next, to accept or reuse to take the said
appraised price. Witness, the Honorable James M.
Porter, Enquire. President at oui said Court at Or
wigsburg, the 27th day of March, 1840. -
PKVER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwiks-
burg, April I& 1646. c . ' 16-4 t
Notice.
"LETTERS at Administration of the Estate of
. 0 -i Lawrence Lawler, late critic Borough of Pato.
silk, deceased, havint,been granted to the sabscri.
bets. all persona indebted to the Estate of said de
ceased are requested to make immediate payment,
and all persons haring claims or demand, against
the said Estate, are hereby notified to make known
the same to them without delay-.
ELIZA BETH LA SY LER, - Admr's.
JEREMIAH KELLY, Adm'r.
of the Estate of Lawrence Lawler. deceased. Mor
ris',Addition to Potleville, Schuylkill county.
Apyll - 18 16—fit
ay Rum.
FEW .bottles Big Rum just received' and fir
A sole JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
yril I! 1&••,"
TSB MINERS? JOUIEiNAIL.
' • Dindend.
•110-arloE IS HEREBY GIVEN. to the Stock-
AAI holders in the Pompaily for erecting a Bridge
over the the Susgoehanna, near the Town of Cana.
meal. that the BOarti'of Managers hive, this day
declared a dividend oir seventiAve quints per 'share
(ecial to 3 per—cone.), for the last 61nonths.whieti,
will be' paid to the said Stockholder& or theli legal
Reproaentatives on or after the Ilth inst.
EZRA. S. HAYHURST.
Treasurer.
Clammiest, April 6th, 1840. .
•
- - Pay tip
THOSE indebted to to late firm of the sebseri.
bere. most make settlement before the Ist day of
May next. at which time all the books and accounts
will be placed in the hands of a magistrate ler col -
!action. without distinction of persons. -
JONES & DORNAN.
april 11 1.5-;-4t
.
Concentrated Compound Syr.
up of Sarsaparilla, •
FOR purifyinz the blood, prepared from the re
cipe of a celebrated physician of Philadelphia
fur sale ,by JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
April II 1.5
4 LL persons having claims against Edward
Dnrigherty or Mount Carbon, will please pro
sent thein, properly'authenticated to the siibscriber,
and those indebted to the said Edward Ming/Jetty,
will please pay the same.
JAMES GILLINGHAM.
1 14
V Asaignee. iL
• FOR SALE. —The House, at Mount
jj j Cartiam, in which the said E. Dougherty
now rkiiidev. Apply as above.
April II 15-3t'
Danville & Pottsville Railioad
• Company.
rirHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
IL Danville and Pottsville Railioad Company, will
he held at the- ofrice . of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company, in Philadelphia. on Monday, the 4th of
Afar next, at 4 o'clock, P. M. when an election , will
he held between the boors of 4 and 6 o'clock, P. M.
for a President, ten Managers and a Treasurer, to
serve the Company for the emitting year. -
S. H CARPENTER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
April 11' 15-4 t
Philadelphia and Reading
taX.i, ROAD.
EIREIGIIT will be transported. over the above
II: Rail Road, between Reading and Philadelphia,
at the following rates: •
$1 50 per Gross
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, and - Gypsum # , l'on of 2240 lbs.
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber Brick, $175 do' do
Flour, 20 cents per bat rel, -
Nails and Spikes, Rolled Iron, /
2$ 00. do
Hollow Ware, Grain, Salt, (
Groceries,. Whiskey. Oil, Hard
$3 00 do. do,
Wave, Cotton, Leather,
Dry Goods, W ine„ and Foreign
e 50 do. do.
Liquors,
DAYS OF STARTING OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
From Readingon.lroesJays & Fridays, t at 6
A 31
Ptolada. on Wednesdays & Saturdays, ( •
Transporters are requested to have their•Gooth at
the Depot of the Road by 12 o'clock, al., on the day
before the starting of the Train..
G. A. NICHOLS,
• Superintendent Transportation.
. April I 1 th, 1840. 15—tf
Bitters.
SUPERIOR article on hand and for sale by the
2- IL bottle or gallon, at the Drag Store of
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
April 11 - 15—tf
orks on Gardening. \
Anierican Gardener's C;lendor,
iv- a - containing-a complete account of all the work
necessary to be done in the Kitchen Garden. Fruit
Garden, Orchard, Vineyard, Nursery. Pleasure
Ground, Flower Garden, Green House, HOt
and Forcing Frames, &c. &c., for every month in
the year. ALSO,
Bridgman's Gardener's Asiiistant, being a complete
assistant for the Fruit, Flower, and Vegetable Gar
den. 'I hese-works ought to be in the hands of ev
ery Farmer and Gardener. Just received and for
sale by B. BANNAN.
April 11 15_
straHE subscriber will expose to sale by Public
11 - Vendee on Saturday the 25th of April next, at
the publiC House of Charles Taylor, Innkeeper, in
the Borough orMinersville, the following properly,
viz : Beds and Bedding, Rush Bottom Chairs, Wind
sor do.. Wash Stands, Carpeting, Mirrors, Chests,
Desks, Stoves, Stove Pipes, Tables. Decanters, Turn.
biers, and Barr Fixtures, Maps, Lamps, Waiters,
and a variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
suitable for a Public House, too tedious to enumerate.
One Horse, Dearberne Waggon and Harness, two
sets of [farness, and Sleigh. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. Terms made known
the time of sale by
hpril 4
inERSUANT to an order of the Orphan ' s Court
of Setoff lifill 'county, the Surweriber. Executor
of the last Will and Testament of Henry Christ. late
of the Borough of M ineraville,(lnokee'per,) deceased,
will expose by Public Vendue on Saturday the lath
day •of April next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
the house of Charles To tor, in Minersville, County
aforesaid—all that certain moiety or undivided hull
of a lot of grriutid, situate in the Boron 11 of Miners
vile, and marked in the plan of said Borough No.
1, being 100 feet in front, 120 feet in the rear by 80
feet deep, the improvements are a large
I . two story Tavern House, now occupied
Mit .:.‘
7
se s p 1 as such by Charles Taylor, with large
-...----I•Ef... and commodious Stabling attachcd-olso
a two story Frame Holm., now occupied as a Stn.)),
Dwelling.. ThiS property is co well known by t
public that any remarks as to its superior loc. on
as a business stand is deemed Aron .icessary. • !so,
at the saino,t,ime artd place. a certain lot of ground,
situate in patersons' 'Addition to Millersville,
bounded by the Rail Road, by land now iir late
Blair McCienehars:by•the West Branch and by nth.
er land of the said Estate. Also a certain lot of
round, situated in Paitersons' Addition to Miners
ville, bounded by the above described prot4rty, by
the Rail Road in front, by other lands of George
Patterson on the south, and by the , West Branch in
the rear. The improvements on this propertialte a
.too story frame Dwelling House. Also a otie story
'frame Dwelling House, late the estate of said de.
ceased,—eonditions of the sale made - known at the
time and place. of sale by
- i S. SILLYMAN. Executor.
* By order of the Coast.
. : JACOB KREBS, Clerk. •
Orwigaburg, April 4. ISO. ' , 14—
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Copartnership heretofnre existing between
. the sUbsertbers underthe firm of Clarkson & Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual convent. All per.
sobs indebted pa the said firm, will please make pay
ment, and those having elaims.will present ,them to
Charles M. who duly authorised to side
the same. A. A. CLARKSON.,"
CHARLES M. 11111,.
'l4pliciyikill Hoven, March 17,1840. 15—if
SINN'S Pennsylvania Justice, and
McKinney's Pennsylvania Justice . ,
Just reeeivad and for sale by
Illareh 14 11- B. BANNAN.^
I~Jvtice.
Pitlille Sale.
SAMUEL SILLYMAN, Executor.
14—
Public Nale.
New Law Books.
NEW A RR A NGtMEN
Clothing at -Cost.
THE subscriber would respectffilly ihtorm the
Public that he has commenced the manufacture
`or, Clothing in the city of Philadelphia, by which
. arrangement he will be able to sell 7 per cent
cheaper than heretofore, and at least 23 per cent
below Pottsville prices.
Clothing at Cdst.
• The'stoc.k now on hand, consisting of a vet) , gen—
eral assortment, will- be sold Wholeiale or road at
first cost. Those .=who intend buying for cash, are
inirited to call. Examine the goods and price and
compete theta with others.
• • B. LIPPINCOTT,
Corner ofCentre and Mabentanko
Opposite O'Connor's Hotel.
8: All poisons indebted to the undersigne d
prior to the &et day of.lanuary, Ig4o,ere requested
to make immediate payment. No further notice (of
this kind) will be given:
51arett 7. B. LIPPINCOTT.
REMOVAL.
'William P. Orrick,
Forwarding and Commission
'Merchant,
g.AvtNo removed to the large and convenient new
City Stores, Chesnut street Wharf, Schuylkill, is
prepared to receive and forward Goods of every desc rip.
tion to any point on the Schuylkill, Union. and Pennsyl
vania Canals.—A Ise, Via. the Chesapeake and Delaware..
and Tide Water and Pennsylvania Canals to Hollidays
burg and intermediate places, with great tiespatch.at the
lowest rates of freight. Produce of every description
will be received and stored or otherwise disposed of ac
cordiug to instructions, on the most terms. Iron
Castings, Blooms, Pig Iron. and all other articles of
produce can be.shipped from the Wharf to any port in
the Union w.thout the expence of dray to the Dela
wire. A line of Packets every Week to Baltimore.
This will be a great saving particularly to Iron Masters.
Being well acquainted with the Iron Business, he flatters
himself that his facilities for the advantageous. sale of
Iron are not surpassed by any, and he assures his friends
and the public that no exertion shall be wanting on his
past to give the most entire satisfaction to those who
may please to laver bun with their patronage.
Philadelphia, March 14th, 1810.
I
To Schuylkill Boatmen who ship Coal
direct to Nee York.
ruittlE subscriber is prepared at all times with Horses
n. and the necessary Hoo.ting Machinery todischarge
the Schitylk,ll Coal Boats immediately on itpplication.at
the Inwesr rides.
Also. Horses and Hoisting Tackle to let to those who
wish to do thous own d.scharging.
Apply at No. 12, Washington street. near the Battery
WNI. 'l'. AMA:lisps
New York. March 14, 1840. 11-tf
Peter Parley's Farewell.
PETER PARLEY in taking leave of his yourig
friends, as an author, has another excellent
work addressed to youth, with a deaign to nix ke the
Christian Religion accessible to Close who have no
means of education beyond the precincts of the fire
side, and common School, just received and for pale
by B. BANNAN.
April 11 15—
Roat Ropes.
AGENERAL assortment of Boat Ropes, which
were made expressly to ordef for New York
Boats, and wnich is a superior article, together with
all kinds of Ropes used in this region, for sale cheap
for cash, by ROBERT ADAMS.
aptil 4 14-40
rennfqhrania Dams, irc.
A S%I ALL quantity afresh and well cured Penn
-4-1- Sylvania Shoulders. and Flitch, at low
cash prices, can be had at the Pottsville Mills, of the
subscriber.
A LSO,
A quantity of Clover end Timothy Seed, of rood
WILLIAM AUDENRIED.
14-3 t
quality.
april 4
Public Sale.
ILURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Court
of Schuylaill county. the Subscriber, Adminta
trator of the Estate of William Poll, late of thello
rough of Pottsville, and in the county.of Schuylkill,
deceased, will expose to Sale by Public Vendue, on
Saturday the 25th day of April next, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at the house of William Mortimer, in
the Borough of Pottsville, and• county aforesaid; a
certain lot of ground, situate on the Northwesterly
side of Norwegian Street. in Western Addition to
Pottsville, bounded in front by Norwegian street, in
the rear by east Market street, Southwardly by lot
No. seven. Northwesterly by the other half of,lot No.
8, containing in widtt. twenty five feet. in length or
width two hundred feet, being the southerly half of
the lot which is marked-in the eastern Addition to
Pottsville. No. 8, late the estate of said deceased.—
Attendance will be given and the Couditions of Sale
merle known at the time and place of Mlle by
SAMUEL SILLY MAN,
Administrator
By Order atilt:, Court,
ECM
april 4
FRESH
GARDEN SEEDS.
lot BANN AN has jito received a aupply of Gar
A-P•den Seeds, warrantegresh, among which are
the following :
• PEAS.
Extra Early
Dwarf Marrowfat
10 inch Dwarf
Early Frame
Large Marrowfat_
!JEANS. e l
Large Windsrir
Large Lima '
Extra Early Snap'
Early Valentine
French &Mt
Cranberry Pole
Horticultural
Cranberry Bash
CABBAGE.
Early York
large York .
Early Sugar Loaf
Flat Dutch
Green Curled Savoy
Red Pickling
LETTUCE.
Early Curled
Early Cabbage
Royal Cabbage
India Head n
Ice
Rutter Head
RADISH.
Early Long White
Early Salmon
Early Scarlet
Red Turnip
White Turnip
Black Spanish
White Spanish .
Rusty Coat
CUCUMBER.
Early Frame
Long Pickling
SQUAW
iltit Bush
Lon Green
Patty. pan
ONION.
Bed Annual
French Sugar Beet by t
thy.
Together with i eh&
Seeds.
March 21
'Fiances Dockets.
D EMI and Foolscap, full 'end half bound Diickets
on hand and for aale - ebeap, at the Bindery et
the subaeriber. B. BANNAN.
I aril
?V'
JACOB KREBS,
Clerk
Yellow
White
BEETS
Early Turnip
Long Fllood
French Sugar
CELERY.
White Sulid
ked do.
SPINNAGE.
Prick ley
Savoy
PEPPERS.
Rnll Nuts .
S%ect.
'Torn Carrot
Pepper Grass
Lnndun Leek
A spa reigns
Curled Kale
Nutmeg Melon
Cantelope
Citron Melon
Ok ra
Tontatne
Curled Endive
Tart Rhubarb
Nastutium
Purple Egg Plant
Curled Parsley.
Sugar Parsnip
Salsify
TURNIPS.
White Flat
Purple Flat
Large Norfolk
Yellow Bullock
Ruts finga
HERBS.
Sweet Marjorem
Summer Savory
Thyme .
Sage
Mignonette, &e.
China Tree Cora
Sweet Corn
Onion Seto,
he pouad,or smaller gess
oe assertment .of Flower
EMI
WIJV'TER R R Li; fiNT:i
, .
Pesitittlitvairai a 1 Raft
NREFECTORY4
JIAN.SILVER :
11
ROPRI ETOR, Respectfully xequeste Ids friend
end, cuatomera will accept his sinedre,thaului
for the great encouragement he has received, from
thein since he opened the above 'establish*nt.
In making this request, IS. takes the niiportuni-•
ty to inform them he has made extensive arrange-,
merits for the Winter Ihnineas, end constant.;
Iv ho aupplied with all the delicacies end article,
which the Philadelphia Market earl of !during - nue
Winter Season. ,
,
frotn 75 to 'shoo each.
60 to 1 62itr 403.
S 0 r doz.
371 per doz.
31* . perdu
-23 ear dos.
30
7eirrapins.
Fried Ovum
Scolloped,
Chaling Disk,
Roasted, ,
Stowed, i
Venison Setae,
Fardinsc-1-- 4.e 4-e
WINES. •
Old Bacteria Wine, per bottle. 200
• do. Pale Shsoiry, de. , j 200'
do. Brutien du. de. 2 00'
do. Port do. do. 200
do Lision do. do. 100
Ccampaigue Henry Clay Wine, 0 00
do. Napoleon, do, - 9 00*
du. Woodcock, du. • 2 Id)
do. Vieiorio. do. ' 9 OQ
di , . Palmetto. do. • 200
London Brown Stwit,—stroll Wars. 1 .
Proves, Smith's, and Scchel's, X X Pdle Ale on
Draught. Anartmente always imreeiline l ds for sup-
per pdrtics, &c., and Ouse who call mey!expect to
receive every attenti t o - n.
Ni..v. 16
. ' ! 11i—t1
. .
RE %OVAL
EDMUND W. EARL;
Elff AS removed hie Dry Good Store froin Market
2 " ll Strcet to the late re.,iderce di Dr. Illalberatadt.
Centre etreet apd one door north of Mr.:IVV.r
Ling's Drug and Chemical Store.
E. %V, E. *lll comtimie to receive an asaortment
of the mold semionahle Goode and Killen.' the pipet'.
age of his friends and the public. ?
Fi•li 29
^h-
To the Electors of Sc,hvylkill ()Runty.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
Having been encoMaged by a
nitinher onl, friend., I am induced to offer Myself as •
cand,drie lur the (Alice of 1
SHERIFF.
At the ensuing election. and respectfully solicit your suf
frages. If elected, I pledge myself to perfo r m the do•
ties of said office, to the heat of my abilities, and as far
as possible to the general satisfaction of the imblic.
Your friend and fellow-citizen,
A BRA HAMII EEON ER
12—te
March 21
To the Free and Independent El ctors o
Schuylkill County,
FELLOW CITIZENS:
At the urgent s i olicitatious
of.s number of my friends I have been ilnduced to
offer myselt a. candidate for the office oe.
SII
At the ensuing election. and pledge myself, if elected
to perform the duties of the said office to the hest of
lay abilities .
Yonr friend and fellow-citizen.
EQI2I: E H. STIEHTER.
9—to
Feb 29
Notice.
4 LL persons having demands 'gains / t the late
"I` firm of A. Henderson & Co., of Port Carbon,
will please make the same known to.the undersigned
immediately, either at his residence in Mahanten
go otrcet, or b) letter directed to Pottsville, Schuyl
kill county. ALEXANDER HENDERSON.
March 28 13-3 t
The United States Gazette pf Philadtilphiu, will
please insert the above o three.timee and charge this
offer.
To the Stockholders in the Contiany for
erecting a Bridge over the N. E. Branch
of the river Susquehanna, near the town of
Cattalo:sm.
Notice
11:4 HEREBY that a meetiUx of aald
stnekit,,lders will be held at the house:now occu.
pied by Joseph Sharpless, in the town of Cattawiesa,
on Monday the 4th day of May next, 4tereen the
hoots of one end o'clock 1"„ M., fur the purpose
ofcivetinE one President, six Nlanagers,:one Trc.ae.
urer and one Secretary. for the ensuing year.
EZRA S. 11AYINRST.
Skretary.
13—te
Catraw 'sea, March 28th, 1840
New York Smoked Ifteof.
UST received an additional supply of this sew
LIF tier article. For teals by
T. &
Dec 7 40-3(
Notice. ,
TO COAL AND IRON cOliff'iNlES.
r VHF. subscriber, having been many,yettre enpged
/1 in the coal business in Boston, and More largely
than any other person in New England, ie desirous of
obtaining employment in the servicre of some company
or individual enraged in that business. Heim thorough•
ly acquainted with the business, and hat a knowledge of
all the principal dealer's and con'sumenr—nany of the
largest of whom he has hitherto supplied. do has em.
ploicd a large number of men, end andeystabde their
management ; he also is well acquainted with the freight.
mg, business. From his long coon.ction With the Ly
coming Coal Company, he haaaciMired a kitowledge of
the manufacture of iron, hating been familiar with alt
the experiments made by them,:in smeltihg ore with
mineral coal. To persons commencing business. the
prcsettt affords an opportunity of acquirind the expen.
elite of years—and to coal merchants, obteining a cue
tom. which has been many years establishing.
Communications addressed to the care of H. Roan,
Esq.' Philadelphia, will receive immediate attention.
The compensation required, will he arnall,i present em
pin, ment being the principal object.
Marla 21 .12— C R. iOWELL.
GOLDEN SWAN HOTEL,
prizzaDiEld e
fflateghawotit i
WOULD respectfully annOtirtell =to hit
/*, friends and the public, that he has leased the
ea e c. al,nve establishment, recentl34 occupied by
Ra p
Mr, William King, No. 69, N orth Thin!
street. The central location;of this hotel.
and the experience of the present occupant in the caps.
city Of landlord, may offer strong inducements to tholes
who may desire kindly attentions and reasonable charges
while;sojourning for pleasure orbusiness itt the city of
Philadelphia
Ilia BAlC . l9fnrnished with choice liquors; his Tans
will Present every object which might be elpected from
an abundant and excellent market; hie SrkeLima is es
teneide and attended by an attentise hostlkr ;"and with
everrdisposition to make Guesti comfortable and wale- -
fled, he anticipates a daeehare of patrneagia.
Philadelphia, March 14th, ' 11-Bwie
Wrench Sugar Beet Seed,
WARRANTED fresh, just received
' Philadelphia price i s.—Also .a small
quantity of Chinese Tree Corn.
March 14
MO
For Bent.
. AN - Office situate at the cortuir of Centre
00E-y74-i. Union St. Near the Steam Mill. Pewees ,
;;; sioc given on the lat of April l For wilco--
II el lan enquire of •-W. r. DEBERG.
March 21 , 12—tf Corner of Union St:
To ,Let.
&Sag THY. upper part oldie DuroHifi, Reuse sow
occupied by the subscriber, villi be let on 44411 A-;
eatable terms to a small family: I -.A •
M.'CROSLAND.
Morris' Addition, March 21, l‘p!
German' .
4 OLLOQUIAG Phrases, jest , Tte iv4d and MY
sib" by ! B. -113-ANSAN..
1 9-
B. BANNAN: