I
, :.1111
The Great Oelebratiou an the
TiOpecanOe Battle Ground.
FIFTEEN SO4ID ACRES OF MEN.
Correspondence, of the B ilumorePatriot,
I LtrotArrsvoui, June I, 1810.
Presuming that isiimenecount of the great Con
realm) of the 29W ult on the TMnecanor B.ule
Ground, may he interesting to sn., 1 hasten In give
you-ii faint stretch. iineh asil have mita 'fled from see.
eral intelligent delegates now here on ,their return
home, I
For several :dayii 'previnna.to the every a.
one leading towardi the Battle tirriund. was filled
with waggons load•pi with delegates. horsemen, and
font palm tigers, wending their way to this proud
spot of our.4merican arms—and when all were a .
trembled, such a smiltitudc has never been beheld in
the interior co the Ueited States—the - number cannot
with any pmsiatanon,to certainty be risqrrtained—it
isO variously guessed] at frail! 40 MO to 50.0110 men ,
all agree that ther4 wore FIFTKEN Aipt Es OF
ittENl bosides, frorn 3,000 to 6 000 females .and the .
.incarnpmerit might nut inappropriateh, be coo..
pared to Darius' encampment preparatory to
his deseentlitpon't4eeet ;Auld this vast concoor.e of
cursor's spontaneously a.ernibled at a season nt 'he
year when the agrieuporior-has much to do at tonne.
when all clarifies are ;ground down, as it were to
powder, by an; iron 'administration
I
•
- ,
Tins mighty avahinclie— we moat cant,. MO ir. de
spite of the Penno)ilviinian—dennitd the true lla r.
Timm feeling in the \{k4l. Tag Linnieville Journal
states that • Van !Vireo mats acknowledged that
there , were at lesue 30.000 persons asscinhled, b•it
_ I •
others estimated therUlat from 40 to 50,060. The
enthusiasm of this! iOner.se assemblage was such
es may have been anticipated from the gat heraig at
ticetnin..,determinedto a'aert their rights. "l'inly
does the Louisville JUurnal say'' suet mighty and
sublime gatherings of the people—when were they
-ever known except.ddiing the frenzied days of the
Revolution ? Do they rica' denote that the populyr
mind has been stirred to its ..very depths by the
wickedness of thel litilera, and that the people are
resolved to redressitheir grievencee."
Largest .Cattuty COnvention,
-ever Veld ill the "lieystone.M!!
lien. Way tie, a! son of Mad Anthony," presided
at the Chester Ciitinty Convention, List Tuesday—
We have seen a friend who was there, and says that
at least 8 000 persrins,were present. They have all
ejeCUMI 11011. Monti sy, fur a member of Assembly, in
! place of )tr. Swaytiqj and we hope, to record the e.
section of a staunch Harrison man, and give an ac
.count of-the Convention. in onr-next.
••L. • la: It I •• 4. .1 • ..•
I Pottsville, Jane 13. 1840
%V 1E a FLOUR. bY tlaeload was worth on Frmay
•14 , 1' I
IKAT 90 net, , othel.io demand.
RYE FIAR.III 125 per cwt. detuanti
RYE, by the land 148 by ihe buimel:—ready
. •
RYE CHOP 45 I.pethushelin demand.
O'. Pi 31 centsiready sale.
PUP vr..w.s.--xth cents per bushel i ndemastd
COR I-45 cent. per bushel in demand.
•CLOVEIt SEED I--$l 2 uu per bushel.
TI %1J Y SEKU -42 50 per bushel.
FL, txll4:En—sl. 45,er bushel in demand.
Y-24 ;an te per gallon.
•BU CTEII-10 centnoer pound—in Keg. 8 cent,
cents per ',dozen.
./..‘111)-12 camp per pound. -'
11,1.007--8 Cents per pound. . •
it NIS 10 cents! peg pmmd.
C )1111 Cll )1' 45b0 .C ' hmnts per bushelintemand .
B si —9 cenbi 'per pound.
BP.I.:81% , ,C,•21./ ell,ts per pound.
FE %•I`4lEtii -L.82 cc4ts per pound.
C ) N.) )1 , lb cents per nound
byithe 1141. No 1 $l7 No 2, $l5
•S %I.l' —2 5.) pen bb1.;75 per bushel'
PIA'41`);11 .is *will $7 50 per ton. -
HAY $lB per f fin.
~7
Coal Trade.
Shipments of Coal for the week ending on Thurs
day evening last.
Shipp d
Mimes & Spencer,
-Delaware Coal Co.
-Bell & Bolton,
S Hoilnel do Son,,
George H. Potts,
J. K. (Thyme,
Bennett &
W & G Payne,
. .
T. C. Williams & Co. I is
Potts & Bannan,
8. B. Reeve & Cd.l
Bt.acliton 4 &
Charles Lawton,
Miller dr. Haggerty,.
J 411454 Downey,
Sillyman & Nice.;
tF.
B. s•
J. *wale,
De Forrest Improi l troent Co, ; 4
C. I. V Hill, . • 4
Sundry. shippe!. .26
Per last' -
Report
MOUNT UAMBON It %,11 L ROAD.
The amount of;Co!il transported on this mid, up
to Thuraday -evening
,iast, is 2.727 tons
• Per List - report 14,379
Total a 17.106
NATHAN CLEAVER. Collector
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD.
- The following is the am. , unt of Coal transported
on this road up to Wednesday evenini last,
1,398 Tons.
7,116
Per, last report.
8.5!4
GEORGE HADESTY, Culleitor
-DELAWARE ANIU II I DS6N CUALI RADE
Cleared at Honesdale for Honiout, week ending
May 2Rth.
118 Cain! Boats containing Caal,
Total amount of pogii cleared since
20th day of April last, •
R EST BR ANCIa RAIL ROAD.
The following iii the amoont of Coal transported
OD this road up toiTtiurpday l evening last.
_ 5.734 tons
Per list report - 28.262
;Total . 33,926
4 !tOtIERT C. HILL, Collector.
SCILUYIAILI, ?VALI Er RAIL ROAD.;
I - e , -
The following- is,the _inwunt of cool troosponte
on; this' read . ,* to May 30, 6024 Tote!. 2 -
Pee lesiontEml. 6347 .
'1
r - 11,371
11. H. POT'll9.'
For the week ending loi.et Ist.
Boats. Tone.
Mauch Chunk, ' 77 4172
Perryville, 2B 1361
Pe -e Herm
kezJeton, 41 1599
Sugar Loaf. 18 • 956 2555
29'h
List of Letters,
REMAINING -in the Post Office at Pottsville
June 1., 1840.
Aregoud Alm ' ;Jackson Andrew 2
Alspeier Nicholas •• Jacobs Morgan .
yan Win. U Kiser 'Franklin
liail Jo.epti Kugler Due 11.:si+imin
Hamm Robert Ke.•ler George
11,1-1.1 Veer Kimber Samuel
B:II Jdc.4,l) lard dean
B. ler W m • Luw -
B Wm. Lew i...10mM
fill r lore Wll,l x Al illo r Mrs
B -mouth Jgrues - Murry Airs
Bollie F I) - Mart•li El's'
tfraulty Charles Muustsei Copt rt
(*.arena 4i model 111..rgan Twining
Carrel ialnea -- Mullen Dont!
Count II hiehard di, rgan Ji n ni
Carey JO in Miarkle.y ILlilah
Courtriglu Jacob ' Mariwn.e Jacob
Carta r Wat Moore Pali let
trooper Juhn McCue fart
Oryclund Mrs Levine MeGrany Haien 2
Cramer Henry LV l McFarland Andrew
Cuurtright Anne & JacubMcDade David
Courtney Dunk.' MClAUghillf Juhn
Catly Aime Hrt;ret•ay Juni.
Conarey Juhn Mc(iont~le Jaws
Damen %%in 'Nye Julio
Dan?. WVId O'Neal '31120C
Davie Howell - Pi ice K nI
Dun Thrones Kumpel Richard
B Franklin Robert-on CIA*
Davis David II Russel Miss Anne L
F.ves Mrs Sarah Ruli r Eirzabeth
Erdman Jaloa Kus.el James
Fotiat Anthony nicharorion John
Frey Fed' • 11,milea lien
Frey Fied kuhatin Hubert
Prank D Reel. John
filter John Shaw I twine.
Farrel Michael Suninuns its rues
Friel Anne Silberman J.r•eph
G•tigle-F W Sisikuae,Jacob
Ga.•ktn Hey ;Samuel Sid Peter
-Ger.rin.e Peter Nellery Merlin
Griswold Cheater Sy lea Nicholas
Ganltiorti John Springer Chas
HOW itigiun Edward Sigwr..ch Ju••eph
fleas Muses • Wm W
IlunFoNl Robert Turner Margaretta
Maser ilea Chu Wtn
fleiger Carl Teniplin Anna
!lawmen Mary Todd J K
dents Wur U Tate Fiederich
lineup Mille • Thur. on Solvent:l
Higlnisaker .4ottleib Thou:warm t%
Hughes Edwinal . Treliar &nue/
Ilvaitni Geo ÜbtlJ 'l'
Heller Juhn •
Jeuroug- Miss Sarah,
SHIP LE rTERS.
Andrew James . Lotions Thomas
Davis Edward Perret Perry
Focht Michael Smith James
Jones John Win
Perninis calling for Letners on the above list will
please say they are advertised.
JOSEN - 1 WEAVER, P
A thfilignees ,
irrthe subscrir tato r bur dale by public Aue.
Lion on Wedne s day, the 22nd day 01 JUDI inte.
at ,Port Carbon,. near Winteratetn'a .Fouudr), the
following articles :
51 'tali Itiiad Waggons-17 Drift do.
I D.rt %Vaggun—l Truck,
Screens, Riddle., Picks, Shovo4,
Sledge.. Rakes,
Wheelbarrows, Grubbing Hoes, Cross Cut Saws,
B ackanuth's and Carpen'er's Tools,
Log. Trace and Tripping I;haina. Wedges,
.sledgeand`Pick Handles, Castings for Screens,
Office Desk Cans. Scale Weigh's, and Measures,
I sue Canal B tat and Stove, and three years lease of
the Landings and I mprovemi nts.
JOSEPH ,F. CARROLL. Assignee.
of Totten & .Ulhorn.
June 13 :14-2t
rael'an
Boats
25
21
15
13
13
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, SS
I'ICE to hereby given to all claimants and
1 1 11 ethers interested in the sum 015137 91 tor work
'done to a certain building, to wit : —A certain two
sliiry stone Store 11ousr, situate in the town of
'lingua. in said Count t., on a lot adjoining the rem,.
Atelier of T tttttt a+ liotheck, and near eo the store
of J. Brown A. Hunter. b. ing tq sia • 45 teat lung.
and 23 Ic. t wide, That a Scire - Fiesas ha+ been 1..
surd noun the Mechanic's Lien entered 7i the Court
of Common rif a. of said (*firmly in th. , abwe sta••
rd case, and will he r. torn..d tin Jiii; T rot nt said
Court. PIT4II F. LUDWIG, Sheriff
'Sheriff ' s Otrice',o wig•..t"
burg, June 13. left • ". 24-3(
hil
12,601
72 800
J .
INT received a prune set of'
Mixed Pickles, 1
Pepper do. 1 in i and i Gal
Matiecie do. }loo Jars.
Gerkin do. 1
Onion do. J
Pickled Lobsters.
Olives, Capers, Anchovies,
Mustard, Ca)enne Peppers.
Currie Powder. Keichop.
Brandied:Fruit. Lemon Syrup, • .
Olive Oil, &e. dLc.
Far sale cheap by
.E Q 4 A HENDERSON.
-
May 23 2l—
89,861
is raid hr Phy-teiana generally that me hal
• or the tattle Children die annually &,.m the rain
I:fr et of TPCIIIING; as this is Cie case, why
neglect In prortire a remedy. a h.eh ti Dr Pains'
celeb,oted Soothing Syrup far children cutting Mir
teeth. Till 9 gives immeetate reliet to those little
sufferers. which will et cure many nights of sweet'
rem,. , M
e to othees and Noises. Fur sale at the
'Drug and Cbunteal Stare of
JOH NI S. C. MARTIN.
Centre Street Pottsville.
6,430
Where alto may be had gorrine. Ponca°,
Dr. Joel' in'e • atentpicifie Olnoneat.
Dr. is' nail; Hair • onic, a sure preservative of
22.960
Eialdnen.
Dr. D. Jayne's Judian Zspetorane, for roughs,
nmsu nt inc. Asthma, &c. •
Dr. Jayne's Tonic %Vennifuge. a pleasant remedy for
Worms Dyspepsia, Sour Stomacb,.Fever and
Ave. want of Appetite, &c.
Together with 'a general assortment of Fresh
Drugs and Medicines, a celebrated Compound Con.
centrated Syrup of Sarpaparfila,
May .20+.
IMOkMMMi
MO
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.-1849.
• TOTAL. SHIPMENTS. 25560
Mauch Chunk, 474
Perryville,
122
Pass FIATEN.
Hazleton, 366 11259
Sugar Loaf, 93 4947 16,206
995
Mechanic's Lien.
Xesur Miller, ) In the Court
..- (1 vs. 1 Cuinnion Pi cas
~.m
ty John Wrh.h. Con.lof ...aid County
." "--• ; \-* tractor', and lune,. I' July Term,
,t s. P. !
k. ... . Tnegrert;: owner or I 1.840, No. 157.
• ......
reputed owner. J •
Pickles, sauces, &c.
To llollsers and nurses.
MOE
"Mess, etc.
AtsT Incised - end tut sale ,at the Drug tstonipt
ttra•srubscribin.
White Lead" ,and ipcniti.in Oil,
Red Spanish B ova,/ - I •
Bhck 'Lead, t brains Greta' •
Mack Flint, Chrome Yeihnir,,
Green Paint, , ' Yellow °chi°. •
Copal Varnish,
Unseal 04, Jaian Varniely
Spirits Turpeutino, Venetian Red,
paini,,Bru.nes,
Ala► an assortment /ot Dovv, Medieires. Chem.
cal,. Dye' Sluff's, Patent ,Ncdicu ►e _+ .&c.
J4;111N S. C. MARTIN.
Centre St.. next door W Mahno.aug.' St.
June 13 ' 24
Teacher Wanted.
ROPOSALS will be received by the.mbecnbere
0 - until Saturday the tlOth .inetani. for a Able and
Female Teacher tbr the public ,chool! in the B. -
rm.eh of Teme•gaa, Schuylkill county. Pervon
applying for the echoota mum comp well recommend.
NI and produce cestiticates.ofabilitiee. and of rwid
moral characlet. None other need apply. To
branchem to be taught are Reading. Writing. Arab
made, Geography and Grammer.
JNO FR AN K V,
2766
47,532
JOHN.K. 6141111,
Merit-it P.
Tamagni, Jane 6 24 3t
'I 0 Bridge Builders.
'I I, IIIE undersigned will receivii proposals from I
to 4 o'clock on the afternoon of Monday the 6 t,
day ofJuly next. et the potlic hotpot of Mr. (Marie.
Buyer, three miles below Orwigehorg, for hirl line
a covered Bridge over f'ine•Creili where the Ceti'''.
Turnpike road crosses the same. Persons proposing
titinil.l will please accompany their hi , ni with a plot
mid specification. .1• TAW; A RT,
Trotorrr.
Sim. 5 5t
. üblic sale of Rail !toad Cars
•110 E is hereby given to William Bosh, -het
11, inn other, Intl rested. that thirty one. Rail Rom
%%Pigeons left with the undersigned by paid Rub .
•hell as al citrity hir certirin debts will he sold at ih.
11111 l se of J tines Laing in Port Carts tn. ob Wedne.-
d.is the first day of July Inv, at 10 o'clock A. N.
by public pale, unless paid Cursor Waggons are r. -
deemed on or before said time
I..EWIIS MILNER.
Port 'Carbon, June 6
Gefitirai al gent and Courryanerr.
it.i.s. mort g e g p f ., and othi.,
inxlruntrnts of at riling caret:oily 'drawn.
liuicolvtct Hunt. and Pennons pn•pated— Book
neltanrrd—Arc• adjusted, &c. Office mat I.
Messrs. Henderson's Stun , .
11ay 31.1 I:2—tf
Br. "Hobe& rd Exls act of
Sarpaptte ilia.
To the U'orld.
F you wish to make use of Sar.aparitla. be Adt iped t.
r 3 I VII rb MEDIC . % rEt, Ern{ (N
-s %Rs% PA HILL 1. It is positively the strongest pre
paritum inexistence, one bottle or it (which costs bit
one dollar; beinireq ill to nue g ill m of Syriip. as it i•
usually prepared in the shops. and equal to two bottle,.
orally other extract. Dr.
,Leidy begs leave to nate ilia
he himself prepares it, and can cousequeutly vouch f.
us strength. Nunn -tons Physicians throughout the U
oiled States, give it the preference liver all other preps
rations of Sarsaparilla, both from the fact of us superio.
/I rcngth (co .sequently efficacious when employed) and
from the circumaianee of its being prepared by a regu
lar Apothecary and Physician attested by Dr. Physic
Chapman. Jaskson, Horner, Gibson, DeWees, James
Cole, &c. &
It is useless here to name the numerous affection•
whey. n Sarsaparilla is considi red the so:e Specific.—
Sof t.. it to say it is recommended b,, all Physicians
throughout the world. in disease" of Skin, _pones, Live
Rc , and particularly all diseases pr•duced"ty impurities
01 the blood and animal duds As a wilier of tht
blood, it is at, ail times (and particularly in the Sprint:
and Fall) invaluable In wa.m cl.mides. throughout the
summer Season no person should to gli ct using it occa
'tonally Aumerous certificates and recommendation,-
from Physicians, and others accompan the directions
For sate by WOO.
Sole agent for Sc uylkill c•miitt.
June 6 23—if
• Schuylkill County, iss.
)
•
The Commonwealth of PennPyivirnia to thr
Sherif of Schuylkill county, Greeting.
I F George Kimmel and Christina his wife, in rigit'
of his wife whit was one of toe daughters of Jaen!.
Faust, late of Wept Bronswig township, deceaser',
make you secure of proseent tug their claim, thepc.
command you that yon summon by good andyia
iottunemp, •Daitiel Faust. Jacob Faust, Abraham
Fawut. Marta Whet% lute Maria Fries', brahan
Hoy and Susannah his wife, Andrew Kimmel inc
Esther his wife, John Wuninter and Cathatine
wife, Joseph Heisler and Ilameah his wife, late
Hannah Fidler, John Keiser ,and La dna his wife,
late Lydia Fidler, Peter Herring and Elizabeth hi-
Wife, late Elizabeth Fuller, Nathan Heisler and L..
ah his wile. late Leah Fidler, John Birr end Abbe
his wife, late Abhe Fidler, Isratl Fidler, Daniel Ftd.
ler, Magealena Fidler, Rail Fidler. John Ft fler,
Jacob Zimmerman and I lannah his wile, late Han
nah Henn, Daniel Shenker and Elizabeth r his wile.
late Elizeheth Heine, Sarah Heim, Rebecca Ileitis,
Esther Heim, Jacob Hei:n, Cathy ine Heim, And
Elizabeth Faust, widow of Jacob Faust, deceased,
late of you. county, en that they be and appear Is.
ore our Judges- at Orwigeburg, al 661 (bust 01
Common Ph-es there to he held on Monday
proceeding the last Monday of July nest, to -thew
wherelore, whereas, they the said Plaintiff tat'd the
aftoret.ald Defendants. together and undivided, d..
'held the following land and tenements, to wit : I s i
a Lime Stone 174, 'arty toduale in the township.if West
B onus ig, to said County, hounded by. lands of Jr.
cob Seliraddin. Joseph 4 tht jg ht and Samuel Kitson,
cont a ining ninete,..our bed a halt' perches. 64f11:1
measure.. 2.1 All that Grist Mill and Saw Mill
and ten acres of Lan,', situate in the said Township
o r West Brunswig, bounded all round by other
lands of the said-Daniel' Faust. 3d. All that certain
messuage, tenement, and tract of land, imitate in the
In vitality aforesaid, bounded by lands of Daniel
Faust, Abraham Moyer end Jinieoh Rickert. and
others,.coataininT two hundred and eighty-two is.
eres and one hundred and fortv-.ight perches; strict
measure. The said defendantri partition of the said
described prenuses.between them to be made (ae.
cording to the laws and customs of this Com .
wealth in leach case made and provided, do gainsay
and the same to 'redone, do not permit very unjust.
ly and against the santeliw and customs (as 'l t s
said.) &c. Aod have you there-die names of those
summoners and this writ.
Witness the f Oft Ore bleiames M Porter, &quire,
President of our said Court at ot wiesburg, the first
day of June, in the t ear of our Lord one thousand
tight hundred and forty.
l'Efl F. LUDWIG, Sheriff'.
Sheriff's Omcr, Ors ies.
burg, June 6, Ib4o.
Engineering, Surr eying. and Con-
VIRE subscriber will do all kinds of surveying,
"I. both shove end below 4 grolind. Lay out Rail
Ritairi‘,Colliety Works. Sties for Strain Engines,
iftc.. and sup'peptend the construction thereof. 'Ex
plore 'soffit. fisiXoal, or other minerals, furnish
Maps albs land with sections of strata, &c. He
will also draw up all kinds of instrumenui of writ.
ing in a neat and correct manner. He trusts bis
knowledge. and lons expetience in the above branch.
es of business with his habits of industry will enti
tle him to a share of the pubtio patronage. which is
respectfully solicited.
Meet N. W. earner of . ..Centre and Mahantango
streeto,, ruttsville.
June 6
Spring-and summer Friuli.
THE ch,akat lot of tSpring and Summer Prints
ever offered for sale in this market, may be had
at the store of .E. Q. & HENDERSON.
blay 20
.TUEMINEIRSIf4OURNALi'- -
J. C. *Vertlle,
reyancing.
SAMUEL , LEWIS.
, :13-4tfaT.
The PhiLi4elphis
11111
1111
May 11340.
Hours of Starting of Passenger'
FROM elnladelphia at $ A. 14, and 24
From Reading at 71 A M.. and k
Doot inPuilade!ptua—corner uf Broad
streets. '
FA Re.
Ist ClasS Cara, 111‘5O—thrd do Si
. Tne 5 'O'clock Train nom Philsdelp
for breakfast at Pottstown-.
The morning Train tram Philadelp
afternoon Train Train Reading, will be
by CaraAtted op fur the e•pecial aceo
Ladies. ,
DIM Trains will atop for Way Pas
usual roinPL:-
Days of Starting of Freight 7} ins.
F rom Philadelphia on Wednesdays and
I et 5a
Saturdays.
.A 51.
From Reading on Tuesdays and Friciss.
G. A. Nlcl./LLS.
Superintendant TriMapnristion.
18—tf
lay 2
',Mechanic's Lien.
SCHUYLKILL CuUTITY, S,S.
W, slam Price, 1
..e)t
i .
Li: vs. I
A. '_ 7 - - Hodgson, 1 the Court
y ;( ;; John Pinkerton, &1 of Common plea,.
s .., ~. _ West, trod- u of . i aid County,
t e -
ing under the firm of Ito , Jolv ;Perm.
Hedwitio, pjukerton I 1840. No. 71.
& Co.. owners ur re
I
noted owners. -
NOTICE is hereby given, to all Claimants and
others interested tor the sum 04910 00, l'or
vork dune arid materials furnished to a certain
milding, to wit: All that certain block of houses.
to number, situate and being on to n lot No. 15
mihe town of St. Clair. in said count , fronting on
Front street, to said Town. Said lo is 69 feet lc
t and 2110 feet drPp, laud bock or houses, each
rouse bring 15 feet in flout and 201 feet deep, are
Warne work, end one and a half story high, That
I Some Fiicias has been issued upOn the M.o . hanic's
I.ien, entered in the Court of Com Mon Fl ors, nt
4 chuyikill county, in, the above. states case, 'and
rv.ll be returr.ed to July Trrm of .411(1'C-out%
PE rER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.
AherifrP Office, °mtgs.
burg. Jlry 9111 1810 19-
/xi EIAT STORE.
VIDE aubAcribers would inform their 'lien& and
• the punk th.t they have e.tahlivhed thtm
r,lves to bumineav, in the Store 10-merly occupied .
Dy Alessi & &w. Pu!luck. adjo g
lirmenti Parvina D, Store, %here they offer
or bale a general iiamiriment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teat.,
"lines,
Liquors, •
Queene•ware,
Glassware, and
hardware.
All af Willell they are disposed to sell on the most
negotiable terms for cash, as they intend to do an
xelupive eash . business. The public are husked to
.1111 and examine their Goods and prices before put
chasing elsewhere.
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 16' 2U—
,
Administrator's Notice.
I_ET rut:. of Au .15111/ too ot; the goods and
chi:titles whirl, were airing] Edwards, late of
he Et trough of Minersville, deceased, havol seen
!ranted by' the Register ist &habil i I county to the.
Miseriber. All persons Indebted to thettd- - inhti
Edwatd. are ta.q..e-ted to make immittediate pa).
arm, and all permois having claims or demand" a
von.t. the said Eitate, are hereby notified to make
atom' the same without delay..
ENOCH 111111:G.AN, Administrator,
count v.
Nay 16 20-6 t.
P URE fresh water Ike will be served to any per.
roil desiring it in any quantity during the pres.
cut season, and on reasonable feints. Apoly to
fIENiY vANDusEN,
Sebuylkil kvenue, rear of
Penns) Ivan is 111111
May 30 22-3 t
1R0.3 STORE.
T. 4' W. POLLOCK,
I I AVE in addition tit their Stock of Dry Goods, Gra
ceries, die., a general assortment of Iron and Steel.
such as `.,
Forge I Iron,
Rolled, Flat, Round . and Square, (all sises,)
Band and Hoop Iron, •
Nail Rods.,
Cart, Shear, and Crawly Steel.
American and Enulish Blister do,,
With a variety of other Goods, all of which will be
sold on reaso table terms.
March 31
4—tf
Pickled Saltuoi l de.
pICKLED Salmon, Nlackerrl, 'odfish, and Bur,
hngt,m iieri ling, for Pale by
E; Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 20 7
•
T. dr, C. Pollock. k
SIGN GULDEN 4XE,
AFF'ER fur sale a la•ge and eltenaivesstsortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Ilanlware/ Hollow Ware.
Nails and Spikes..Wrougln and Ilorsp.Shoe Nails. An
tile, Vices Bellows.Mould Hoards. ?lough Shares, and
Coulters.
Marsh 31 —ll
New Law Bopkg.
BINN's Pemblivain.l Justice, and
McKinney's Pennsylvania Justice,
Just received and (bustle by
kafeh 14 11— B. BANN AN,
E. A. liathaway. & Co.,
COMMISSION AND. COAL MERCHANTS
No 13 Suitt Front Street,
O•httadelphia.
(Wharf foul at South butui, Schuylkill ;
May 23 21—tf
to Let.
• , . A
A new two entry Sione House. welt
- ... , -1.
.....,, fini.hed,vituaied in Maiket rarer'. wilh
glee 1 i large lot as Ga r den. Application to
:-.
' le be made to 1 --
_ _
JOHN !XteIIARRONS.
21—
23-- , 6t
hl ay ' 23
THE rpecial partner.mp hetetofore existing under
w itho name of •John Stanton' has this day dis
ved by convent of partners.
JOHN STANTON. General Partner.
WILLIAM G REEN..Jr. Special ninety
Pottirville. May 14th. 21-41
BLACK and Fancy Cansime Wanted and
Plain Satin Vesting& Rich Odoored and Buff
.Casiiimere do., Mimillea do., Plain and Striped
-Linnen'ling% Super Corded: !Italian Cravats.
Settin end Bombazine Storks, low Summer do..
Sommer Braes, Gentlemen', Hoehn] Glove:, Sum.
mer Clotho, Beaverteena, Puny. &.c.
EDMUND W. EARL
april 25 17
Daily Bose
QEVERAL‘White and Red Did
by
May , 18
•bII
Ice! Ice! Ice!
Notice.
ly Roses, for sale
BANNAN.
EIMMIEMSEMEM
SWEIiM
PC'faddish's''' . and Reading*
• ,
-- --
- • niki4 R • • •
LIREIGidi j T be trainspnried over the above
Rail Wald. betwien Reading and Philadelphia.
ht thei follostipg rates: iv - so - per Grass
.Plaster,Slatii, Tiles, and Gypsum Too °t wo ) ib o.
Pig Iron. Blooms, Timber Brigh t 0175 do do
Flour. 20 cents per barrel; •
Nails and Spikes, Rolled Iron, r 92
Hollow Ware. Grain, Sall, 00. do do.
.Groceriert, Whiskey, Oil, Hard 43 00 do. d o .
Watt, Cotton, Leather '
Dry Goods, Wines, and Foreign
133 50 do. do.
Liquors,
DIPS OFSTARTDIG OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
IZ
P dai
P.ll. ly
laud Chatty
From Readinzan Tuesdays & Fridays. t 56, m
Philada. on Wednesdays & Saturdays,
Transporters ate requested to have their Goods at
the Depot "the Road by 12 o'clock, M., on the day
before tha s• vrttrin of the Trains.
G. A. NICOLLS.
sloperintendoot Transportation.
April 11T 1840. • 15 tf
is will .top
is, and the
paces= flied
•
itiodation 01
To the Erectors of Schuylkill County.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CI rIZENS:—At the
urgent sulicitallon of numerous friend, I offer
myself as a •vndidale for the
)FFICE OF SHERIFF.
at the ensuing October election. Should I ,be so for.
tunate as to receive a majority of your free suffra
ges. I shell pledge myself to an impartial, faithful
and honest exec..tion of me 4ficial.duties.
Your obedient servant,
-JOSHUA BOYER.
McKeanshurg, June 6 23—te
ngera at the
To the free antlindrpendent Electors
of Schuylkill on .
FRIENDS AND.FE LOW CITIZENS:
At the urgent solicitation of many of mv
friends and aequaintances. I have at length been
induced to offer myself as a candidate for the office of
SHERIFF,
at the next October Erection. and most rerpectfolly
sullen your suffrages. I feel grateful for the liberal
encouragement which I received when a candidah
Ibr the same4ffice in 1834. and should I at this ti
he so fortunate as to receive a majority of your vote.
I will endeavor to fulfil the duties of the office with
Oddity, impartiality, and according to law.
Your obedient Srvant,
J. G. WOOLISON.
May 23 91—
To the Elre►orr of 6chuyakill Couhry.
FELLOW CITIZENS: -
Having been encouraged by a
number of nr , friend., I am indut.ed to offer myself as a
candidate fur the office of
SHERIFF.
At the ensuing election. and respectfully solicifyour suf
frages. It . elccred, I pledge myself to perform the du
ties of said office, to the hest of my abilities. and as fat
as possible to theneral .atisfaction of the public.
Your friend and fellow-citizen,
March 21,
To the Free and Independent Electors vi
Schuylkill County.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
At the urgent solicitat;ons
of a number of my friends i have been induced to
offer myself a candidate for the office of
SHERIFF,
At the ensuing election, and pledge myself, if elected
to peribrin the duties of the said office to the heat of
lay abilities.
Fob 29
To the Eleet•ors of Schuylkill County.
F(TraZENS:—At the urgent ttolteite
u: toms of numerous flien6s, I offer myself as a
candidate for toe
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
at the enquing electinn. Should Ihe an fortunate as
to receive a majority of your free anffrages. I Omit
pledge Invert,* if, an impartial, faithful ar.d hones
execution of my official (tulle..
Your nhadient Fervent,
JOHN M. 1111:KIM.
OrwiEehurr. April 18, 16 to
ri•HE subscriber having token the flew and corn
•
mntjoup Wharf, third below South Plreet; on th.
Schuylkill. is prepared to receive and ship coal, o
deliver il in the City Mr a moderate commission.
Coal received on Wharfage._ _
May 2 -18-3 mo
Crockery, China, & Glassware
A SPEN DID a 4Portnsenc for pale al reduced pri
cep, by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 16 20—
Manch Chunk dir Pottsville
DAILY LINE
•
OF
United States Mail Coaches,
AND
Rail-11 ay Cars•
T HIS line is now running daily. ar.d will con—
tinue during the season, in the following mariner:
Leaves Pottsville for Mauch Chnnk, every Morn—
ing after raking breakfast, and arrive at Much
Chunk at an early hour in the afternoon.
Leaves Mauch Chunk every day at 7 o'cloek A.
M.. and arrives at Pottsville in time to intersea the
Northumberland Stage the same day.
First rate Coaches and Cars, and sober, attentive,
and obliging drivers arc employed. and the proprie—
tors, hope, in consequence, to render satisfactibn to
throe whir may travel upon the route.
This Line passes, a great part of the distance
iihrough the Carol Region, and a rich and fertil.
country, and is cheapor by Two Dollars than any
other fume from New York to Pottsville.
This Line also connects with various others, .
.at Mauch Chunk with the Berwick, and thence to
Montrose, Elmira, Northumberland, &c. the Easton
and . Bethlehein Line, from Easton to New York.
and Philadelphia, via. Anal:Nowa], all Daily Lines.
At Pottsville with Bloomsburg, Danville, Nor—
thumberland, Muncy, Ilarraiburg, Orwigaburg.
Reading, philadelphia. etc. etc.
Fur seats apply at Mummer's Hotel, Pottsville,
and James Palmer's Hotel, Port Carbon.
N. B. All Baggage at the risk of the owner—lSO
pounds equal to a pavienger.
H. CHB ISM AN & 60 . Pottsville,
A. DIcLE , IN, Summit Hill,
Proprietors.
2:1-3mo
May 21
Spring and Summer Prints.
FriiE ehrapret a.l of r.p, ing and Suninier Prima
ever offered in this market. for pale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 3EI 22
Lumber / Lumber.
75,000 IN and 20 inch Joint Shingles.
30 000 Lap Shingles,
10,000 feeti inch Poplar Board.,
Alto Whitc'atid Yellow Pine Boards.
Scantling, Plastering, Lath. &c..
Constantly for sale on reasonable terms at, the
Store in Centre street.
april 25
Harrison Ahnanacs for 1-841.
J US!' received and for sale by the subscriber a
large number of Harrison Almanac's for 1841,
with illustrations, which will bo 4d chliap by the
Dozen or Single. Also.
A Lithographic Print of Gen. Harrison.
Do. ;Do. •of the Waohtegtoo of the .
West.
All of which willbo sold cheap by
BANNAY
ABRAHAM HEEBN ER.
12— to
Yonr friend end fellow-citizen.
GEORGE H. sTicHTER.
9 -to
To Coal Miners.
C. F. UHLHORN,
No. 26, South 7th street,
Philadelphia
`SAMUEL HARI Z.
17-
ME
MB
Justice's Dockets.
riEMI and Foolscap. fall and hals bound Doehatar
'Loon hand and for au s cheap , at the Bindery d
the autvieriber. !ANNAN.:
nprd 4 . -
' • Copartnimeship.
fILIPPINCoTT Would reapecanallvieratesibe
e Public that he has assoCiatedi with bim is the
Clothing and Tailoring Wiliness. lilt. Edward 1 1 : -
Taylor - of Philadelphie.'ondet whole direction:the
business at Pottsville will hereafter , be condiaeted :
while the Senior partner will continina the manufack,
tare of Clothing in the city of Philadelphia: (pet
snoally.) The firm expect to givei entire satii faeo .
lion to the public. and hope to rOistre 'patrons*
commensurate to merit. The foll Owing
lki certificat,
will show the estimation in whichr.Taykir's
bilities were held by his late employers :
Fati.tomputa, April Sth. 1840. •
This is to certify. that Edward T. Taylor has
been in our employ as a cotter lair the last.two
years and has proved himself one ol the very best
iractical and scientific Tailors.
STOKES 61. BROWN,
Merchant Tailor*.
The undersigned will keep -eminently on hand s
sorrier assortment of Goods, suited to the 11111111011 s
which they will make up in a atylp which shall be
satisfactory to the purchaser.
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR.
- coiner of Centre & 111ahantengo streets. -
opposite O'Connor's 'Hotel. Pottsville.
April 18 16
Ticks, Muslin, -
B LEACHED and Unbleached Muslins,lliking.
and Checks, Infant Blankets, &c. together
with every variety of Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods, which will be sold very cheap "for cash."
EDMUND W. EARL
17
april 25
To oil the heirs and legal ivpkesentaftves
of John Zehnee, late of West P. town.
ship,in the county of Schuylkill( Farmers.)
deceased.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Catol,
of the county of Schuylkillon inquest will be
held on the premises of the Real Entate.o6he said
deceased, containing about 387 acres more or-leas, ia
.he township of West Penn aforesaid, in the noway
of Schuylkill, on Monday the 25th day of Mey nest.
it 11l o'clock in the forenoon, to make partition of
the real estate of the said deceased, to and among Me
children and legal representativh.., if th a t e o n b e
done without prejudice to and spoiling of the whole,
•itherwise to value and appraise the same when and
where you may attend, if you think proper. • -
PETER F. LUDW 11G, Sheriff,
of the county of Schuylkill.
Ormivihnrct. Apra IPsh. 16 4t
ft ot ice.
LETTERS of Administration of the Estate of
Lawrence Lawler, late ofthe Borough of Potts
ville, deceased, having been granted to the sisbaerio
tiers, all persons indebted to the Estate of said de.
'Tatted are requested to make immediate payment,
ind all persons having claims or demands legalist
'he said Estate, are hereby notified to make known
the same to them on PT before the let of July neat
ELIZ %BETH LAWLER. Adult's.
JEREIIIAH KELLY, Adm'r.,
of the Estate of Lawrence Lawler, deceased. Moe.
ris' Addition to Pottsville, Schuylkill county.
April 18 ,16 fit
Mackerel.
wo 1 and 2. in tirels and halt barrels, for sale a
1 . 11 reduced prices by
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
21-
May 23
Shamokin Coal' Lan
FUR SALE.
()NE undivided half part oftwo tracts of land,
situate on Shamokin Creek, Northumberland
county, State of Pennsylvania, in the warranted
names of John Brady. and Robert Gray, containing
eight hundred and sixty-eight acres and allowances;
these hods are adjoining the flourishing' town of
Ahainokin, (declined to become a second Pottsville)
hey abound with both the red ash and the white
toll coal; and on the lower tract iron ore; of the hid.
oey species. has been found in considerable quanti.
'les. The iPottsville and Danville railroads runs
nearly throu l gli the middle of both tracts, and is in
complete o l der from Sunbury to the ,centre of the
!ray tract, thus giving them the command of all
•he market on the Susquehanna, (and now that the
,•anal is niched to the tide Water) of = all the
mar kelp on )he Chesapeake.
This property ie offered for stale, to 'close the
estate of the Lie Colonel Francis Johnston, by
1 A. W. JOHNSTON, Executor,
N. 7, Clinton Square, Chesnut Weft.
West of Broad.
Mini - WO is Feb. 8 6
For Sale.
o I, on Manufacturers.
T" E
fro(
obit iber having obtained the a s signment
Mr. George Crane for a number of Fur.
d holding also the patent of the late Dr.
ins for the same. to smelt Iron Ore with
b ite
Cal, and retaining the exclusive right
elle, t to ntanuiarture Malliable Iron and
rep red to grant licenses for the Malian.
ton. Applications to be made to William F.
q., at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENHAINER.
nem.. a'
Gewenh l
Antbra 6
of said 1!
Steel, Is
lure of I
Dean, E
Cloths.
0 aiotortment of blue and fancy coloured
, 8810 20 per cent. cheaper than any
ed U fore in Pottsville,
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
Aces
Cloth
ever offe
CM
'I ippecanee 'reit look.
J 3:z.T received a supply of the Tippecanoe Text
B iok compiled by Mr. Wm. Ogden Niles. Esq.
principa ly frbin Niles Register. and other publics.
'inns. which 'embraces the "sayings and doings of'
.he Pent l e" throughout the country during the late
War, w hen Major Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison con.
tittered ihe rninbtned forces of the British end the
Indianii We commend this publicetton to those of
all part s sin search of truth. Every thing contain.
ed in it, was/ printed and published during the late
War.whanGtm.llarrison was not named as a candi.
date for the Presidency, and consequently can be
relied ere. as being tree from the "daubs of the po.
lit cal pint rush." It contains 92 pages of closely
printed attk Price IS cents per cony. Fur safe
by B. BANNAN.
May ' 22
I
Oii.
I I 45; GALLONS bleached ind refitted
Must rcceived and for sale by
E. A. HATHAWAY' &
No. 13, South Fermi street.
Philadelphia.
22—if
2, I
W hale
30
,raper hangings,
Far Rooms and Halts.
r , subscriber will ripen in IL few clawit) ele.
,nt aSsortment of Flowered Paper emi,Bodero.
Nne and tialls,among which are the latest
,nst fashionable - pattbrns—which will be sold
pa to 621 cents per piece. •
301 B. B‘NNAN.,
INI
ga gi,
for R
and
from
Ma,
. •a apers.
NAN ardi receive in a few dap• a large
meet of Post'and Cap-Papers, ruled and
bich,will be odd cheaper than ever to
ea.
~i
unrul
suit 1
WI
e it
v 1
3- DION STRIIII%
ANTLY on hand a superior article of
n Syrup. which will be sold lciw by the
ngle bottle. or hy iheitallon
20 JOHNS G MARTIN
R
EN
liE
or el
0 16
Bale Hai► '.
le, by the subscriber; for CASH.
ROBERT ADAMS.
2,0 t -30
•
Fresh Craelocra. ' )
SADA. • star, Sugar. sod Bran Crackers; log
Bread, • sale by
# A HENDERSON:
IMEMI
EU