Dreadful neWs from Florida.-
Indies Key destroyed and the lahabithnts Butch.
eyed by the Savages ! : . .
Extract of . a le ter, dated Key West,
August, 1810.
DEAR Stas—We were alarmed .on the morning
of Bth inst. by tbetOrival here of a great part of the
inhabitants of Kayiou s . - They had left their
homes in conselnencent the arrival ofa small boat,
with some.negroce triilndian Key. on the morn.
ing of the ,7th. who re rtcd that a number of In
ethos bad landed on, I dian Key, immedietely after
I F ,
46 - moon bad gone down; they think from 100 to
150 in number that m rning, and had murdered a ll
Of its inhabitants, and utnt their houses: A party
i l
(coin here limanediately went on board of the wreck
ing sloop Wyllie, and ' .started. They kao not pro
ceeded many miles; Uilien they encountered the
wrecking echr. Gen. Washington, direct. from In.
dian Key, whose cepte n infor mcd them, that it was
unnecessary for them to proceed further,ias all of
the honsei4 except one ,owned and occupied by Mr.
Charles Heine. Inspect `r ofCnatoms ' were destroyed,
and that the Indians b ad left the Island 'about 10
o'clocit, A t M., of the, th, taking away all that they
wanted. in the boats &longing to the Key.
Dr. Perrino .wite, mid three children, remained in
their house for a shortttime, when the Doctor went
to the cupids and spok"ltirthe Ind.aansio Spanish—
tint it is &opposed they then shot him, for he was not
again seen
. Milady
with her two daughters and
son. retreated to the Turtle Crawl, near the houee,
tvatchsd their opportiinity, end - while the Indians
were -plundering, started in a boat for an-olikholk,
lying abi3nt two hundied yards from the Key, where
they remained until di yight , when the y were taken
"sway by a boat from:. ea Table Key. 'Mr. John
Motte. master of wrecking sloop Key West.;with hie
wifei two Children, an his mother, retired for the
purposeof secreting th mselves: but they were soon
found. Motto and wif , shot—they then dulled out
the brains of the two *feats against the 'rooks, and
left themi with the eat pea of the parents.: As the
'house of Dr. P. was 6 rm. his body must hive been
exinsumen in , it. A lit about 12 year old; brother
of Mn.e Ei Smith; hid imself but was twilit.
ItIARRIED.
On-Monday . eveninelast; 4 the Ron, SaumeliD.
Leib, Esti.. Mr. ions rartuanot, of Port.Catben,
to Mho MART 4111 ANTI. Of PORSlfille.
Phitomathic Society: .
URSIJANT to a former resolution, a meeting of
P
this flor.ietv will he iu . Mr. Peale / Lee.
turn Rood), on Thursday evening next. lbeing the
first Thursday in September.) to commence et 8
(Mock.
.All newtons desirous of becoming members Will
Please W4O their names with the Secretary or some
one of the member', previous to 'the 410plii named
evening.
Punctual attendance is requested; and those mem.
bens who Xre in arrest", will .confer a tailor ,by call.
log upon the Seeretary_before the time of meeting.
~preparato7 to an exhibition of his accounts to the
Society. ,
.
M PALMER. Secretary.
Augustl9. I
•
BChuylkio Oml Trade.
Shipmen i ta of Coal f
day ever4g hut.
- Shipped by Boats.
Delaware 'Coal Co. 42
Manes do Spenc!r, „ 21
8 Hanel& Son, ' .18
George 4I Potts, 15
Bell & 801t0n,13 ,
Charles Lawton, • t I
Charles Ellet, . 10
WQcGPayne, 10
8. B. Reeve & Co. s - Ist
Bennett & Taylor, ' 8 •
Billyman & Nice,
Potts & t uner',
. M. Wea ,
T. C. Williams
Miller & Haggerty,
John Pinkerton,
G. Bast, •
C. M. Hill..
Stockton &, Btavena,
Union s Gilleries, ,
r •
• Sillymtn & Evans,
Turner & Whitney
Mikes & ;Hay wood,
- ;
- Stmdry Shippers
r the week ending Thum
7
7 •
6
297 ,• 'I 5,776
Report • 224,025
' Per lad
MOUNT CARBON 'JR ROAD.
The interim of Coal transported' on . this road, up
toThuraday evening hist, is 2,520 tons
Per last report 43,353
NATH
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD.
The following is Ifni
on thiu•road up to Wei
amount of Coal transported
idnesday evening last, •
. 1,442 Tons.
22,575
cs,. Per last report.
24,9 17
E HADESTY, Collecior
GEOR
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
The follOvring is the amount of coal transported
on this road up to August 22, 2,363 Tone.
Per last report, 29,631
MINE HILL ANDiSCIIVYLKILL HAVEN
RAIL ROAD.
The following is the r ainount of Coal kransported
en this road up 'to ThUrsday evening last,
F 6,444 tons
Per last report 63,640
•
Total 100,084
ROBERT C. HILL, Collector,
DELAWARE AN D 111VDSON COAL TRADE
Cleared at Honeada e for Handout, week ending
•
August lath,
73 Canal Heats cortaining Coa 2,261
•
Total amount of Coal.' cleared since
20th day of April last, 80,743
B. W ALTON, Collectoi:
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.-1810
For the week endin August 12th.
Boats..
Mauch Chunk, 67
Farryville, 21
Pawls Harms.
Hazleton, 55 1954 .
• %gar Loaf, 20 11)10
TOTAL SHIPMENTS.
Mauch Chunk, 11225
El
*.t.a HAVEN
Hazleton,
Sugar Loaf,
791 261341
290 16220 44,061
[ . 2714
Tons.
2262
1154
966
797
j 384
612
534
:530
434
, 424
424
'386
384
377
311
1 - 310
307
_260
25$
250
212
4 4 N • 211
4 209
67 3487
239,801
Total 45,873
N CLEAVER, Collector
al t #394 -
H. IL POT T 3
Tont.
3651
11f54
2944
66346
20498
1311,906
LITTLE SCIAUFLIPILL COAL „TRADE.
• Augwit, l 2llt, S. tritilfOrd, ,58
22 4, Nancy, '1 52 -
Juno, _ 53 • •
Collectoi, 52 • '
26th W. Foinace,
,' 26th Angelic*, - 54
El. Grier, 54
27th Cyan°, 52
- Blonom, , 54
• 9 Boats tons
108 per hist
117 Boma, Total 6299
J. & R. CARTER.
90 -Boats per last 2055 Total
J. TAGGART.
27 Boats per last 1414 Total
184 boats. Total tons, 9768
Check Lost.
wAS . LOST•in this Borough, on Saturday even.
tog last, a CHECK dmwe on the Peansyl.
vanis Bank, fur 8200, dated August 19th 1840, made
paiabletojarnes Palmer, or order, by Wil Wal
lace
,& , CO., and endorsed' by the imbseribbr. As
ths payment has been - stopped, it will be of no- use
to any person but the owner. A reasonable reward
will be paid to auy perso*who may End said cheek,
by returning it to me at Port Carbon.
'
JAMES PALMER.
Port Carbon, August 29, 3.5-Ito
Si. Ann . 's School,
UNDER the directionof the Sisters of Charity.
will be opened on 'Woodsy 31st Instant.
The Cairo of instruction embraces Orthography.
Reading, Writing. Arithrhetic, Grammar, Geogia.
Phki illstOry; Philosophy,!&c. All kind. of plain
lied fancy needle work. The aistera pledge them.
selves to pay the strictest attention to the Religious
and Mdral improvement of the children committed
to Charge.
Pottsville, Aug. 29th, 1840. . 3t*
Notjcep
Ithi Matter of 'the emoted Of 'JONATHAN
KISTLER:and SAM. OSWALD. assignees
efOIDEON OSWALD. for the benefit, of we.
* ,
The Volivcribers who have been appointed auditors
by the Co u rt of Common Pleas of Schuylkill mount,.
to exiiiiine. adjust. and settle the above account. of
Joreithen :Kistler and Samuel Oswald assignees. of
Gideon Oswald. hereby give notice. that they will
meet for that purpose at the house of Michael Gruff
innkeeper, in the Boviitigh of Orwigaburg. on Mon.
day, the 14th day of September. A. D. 1840. at. II
o'clock 'in the forenoon. whoa and .where all pergola
interested may attendlif they think proper.
t
JAMES E. GRAEFF, -
! • JACOB HAMMER. Auditors.
I 1 ; JOSEPE MORGAN.
Orwigsbufg. Aug '29.
.: 1 • ,
. .
IS hereby given that proposals will be received by
Ja• the undersigned up, to the 15th day ut September
next, fa the right of cutting life timber, and the
use or the Saw Mills l on the tract of land, situate
partly in Schuylkill County, and partly in Colum.
bia county, belonging' to the Girard Estate. The
proimagi:s to state the Sum to be. given per thousand
feet' ; for the timber, to be cut upon the stump, speci
fying the sums to be given respectively for both the
Hemlock and Pine, they being the species of Tim.
ber principally growing upon the tract. The term
lbr which the above right is to be granted, not to
extend beyond five years, and approved security will
be required fora faithful account of all the timber
cut and sawed.
Pro seals to be addressed to
' f f ISAAC OTIS.
No 2 Exchange. Buildings, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia August, 29s 34-3
lid. Qrs. ht Bat. WayikiU Co. Volunteers.
Thttalion, Orders, No. 1.. -
wile following persons are selected to compose
-n• the Baliallion Staff, viz: Lieut. Charles Potts,
(Cavalry.) Adjutant Lieut. Henry Voute, (Orwigs.
burg, Greys,) Quartet. Master. and Doc. John L.
Smith, of the Borough of Orwigsburg, Surgeon.
They will be obeyed and respected according, by
THOMAS J. BAIRD,
Lt. Col. lit Bat. S. C. Vol.
Pottsville, August 29. 35
New York Boat Certificates.
JUST printed and tar tale by
B BANNAN.
Anguat 29, 35
Proposals,
WILL be received at the office of the Town
" Clerk until 4 o'clock P. M. on Wednesday,
August 26, 1840, for the building of a Stone Arched
Culvert over the branch of the Norwegian Creek,
where it crosses Market Street. The size of the
Culyet and other particulars can be obtained by ap
phcation to. JAM ES SILLYMAN, Jr.
Premident of Town Council.
34
August 2%
10 Dollars Reward.
_OST, a small brown morrocco Pocket Book,
Ja-Ag having a Steel plate with the word Souvenir en
graved Upon it, and containing about 8100, mostly
in 820 notes of the Farmers Bank of Reading, two
$.5; note's of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road
Ctimpany. payable at 12 months, and a due bill for
over COO in favor of Lewis M. Prevost, Jr. drawn
by W. M. C. Fairfax, P. Asst. Engineer, and tab.
lets with sundry mernoraneums upon them.
LEWIS M. PREVOST, Jr.
. -
Mount Carbon Hotel.
August IS, 33-3 t
•
• % Schuylkill County, “s. • )
• . •
wre •
rrHE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to all the
• JR. hays and legal representatives, of Jacob D.
Long, late of the town of McKeansburg in Schuyl
kill County, deceased, Greeting. Whereas, by an
inquest'for that purpose duly awarded by the Or.
phan's Court of the county aforesaid, the real estate
of the said Jacob D. Long, deceased, was appraised
in .5 separate parts or purports, to wit: first, one
Stone Tavern house with a kitchen Stable and lot
of ground.. marked in the plan of the town of Mc
KeansbOrg, with No. 64, together with a small part
:of lot No, 164, a ith a frame shed were valued and
,appraised at and for the sum of 9912,50. Also one
other frame house and , lot N0..161, at and fur the
sum of 9352.00. Also, one tract of land containing
4A. 129 p. at and for the sum of 9264,57. Also 3
' lost of ground No: 15, 16, and 159. at and for the
sum of 8113,09. Also one tract of Wood land, con.
Wining SA. 151 p. at and for the sum of 892,50.
And whereas, none of the heirs of the said deceased
appeared in Court, on the return day of the inquisi
tion to take the premises therein mentioned at the
appreisement, you and every of you, are therefore
hereby cited to be and appear at the next stated Or
phans Court to be held at Orwigsburg, in and for
the said County, on the 23d day of October next, to
accept or retuse to lake the said premises aforesaid
at the appraised price. Witness the honorable An.
son V. Persona. President of our said Court at Or•
wigsburg the 30th day of July. A.D. 1840.
• by the Court,
PETER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Orwigs. t •
bu rg. August 15.1840. S 33-4 t
Barrlson AlManacs for 1841.
"[UST received and !for tale by the subscriber a
" large number of Harrison Almanac's for 1841.
with illustrations. which will be sold cheap by the
Dozen or Single. Also,
A Lithographic Print of Gen. Harrison,
Do. Do. of the Washington of the
West.
All of which will b. sold cheap by
B. BANNAN
~,._ _ . . . ~ , ...
...
, ..
, • _ , Schuylkill Couuty,tug
THE, .
Commonwealth of Penosylvania,:
to all tie
heirs and legal Representatives ; of. William
Emrich, late of Wayne Township, Schuilkill Coon.
ty, decused,,Greeting. Whereas by an inqiiest for
that purpose duly awarded by the Orphan's Court
of Schuylkill County, the real Estate of the. raid
deceased, was valued and appntiaid at and for the
sum of $7 for each and every sere thereof, conthin.
ing 110 A. 148 p. And, whereas a citation basing
been issued by the said Court, directed 20 all' the
heirs and legal Representatives of the said deceased,
citing them to appear on the 24th clay July 1840, to
accept or refuse to take the said premises aforesaid,
at the appraised price, and the service and publica.
lions Of the said citations, having seen proved to
have been made according to lair, and the directions
thereof, none of the heirs or legal representatives of
the said deceased appearing in Court. And the
Court having adjudged their non appearance, a tacit
refusal by them and every of them to accept the
premises therein • mentioned at the said appraised
price, you and every of you, are therefor& hereby ci.
ted to upper at the next stated Orphans Court, to be
.held at Orwigsburg in and tor. the said County. on
Friday the 23d day of October next. to show cause
why the said premises should not !inlaid according
to law. - • • I '
Witness the Honorable Anson V.:Parelnla; Preai.
dent of our said Court at Orwigsburg, the 24th day
July, A. D. 1840.
by the court, - 1
PETER F. LUDWIG Sheriff.
1
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs.
burg, August 15,1840. c .
33-4 t
1313
•.. •
Schuylkill CottOly, U.
rpm Commonwealth of Pennaylirania. to all the
heirs and legal Repreieniativainflohn Zehner,
late of West Penn town ship , Schuylkill County, de
ceased. Greeting. .
Whereas by.an inquest for that purpose duly a.
warded by the Orphan's Court of the County afore..
said, the real estate of the ukt Jan Zehner deceased,
was appraised, one tract of land- containing 193 A.
3p.. bounded by the lands - of Beniatniti Lion, Ste.
phen Ringer; John Zehner, Jonas Riled'. at and fur
~the sum of .119,6 2 / 1 for each and every acre thereof.
Also one tract of land , containing 129 A. pp,
bounded by-lands oflomie Boca', Jacob Benegoff.
Benjamin Linn, and others-at and ror the , sum of
$7,16 for each - and every acre thereof. Also one
tract of land containing 60 A. 57p, bounded- by
lands of Samuel Zimmerman, Jacob Heppe., George
Shaefrer, and others. at the sum of 03,60 for each
and evety acre „theme And whereas _none of the
heirs and legal representadies of the said deceased
appeared in Court on the return of the said inquisi.
lion, to take the premises or any part: therein men.
timed at the appraisemeat ; you and every -of you
are therefore hereby cited to be and appear it the
next staled Orphan's CoUrt, to be held at Orwigs.
burg. in'and for the said County. on the 23d day of
October neat. to accept or refuse to; take the said
remises aforesaid, at the appraised price Eked upon
the same by an Inquest dfily awardetfor that our-
Pose
- -by the Court, .
PETER F. LUDWIG, Sheriff.
Sheriff's OfEce. Orwigeburfl , t
August,lsth,ll34o. 33-61
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Resumption of Business.
CARPET WEAVING. &Q.
THE subscriber returns his grateful thanks to
the citizens of Pottsville sed'uthere for their
liberal support, and would inform the public gec.
ers ll 9l that he has again commenced the Carpet
Weaving in thi house formerly occupied by Joseph
Brook, in centre street, nearly opposite to the Cross
Keys Tavern, in the Borough - of Pottsville.
. GEORGE HEATON.
August 22, 34-41
Sargent'. Political ilegister
PRICE 12I.Just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
August 22, 34
.
STRAYED from the premise, at Ravenadale on
the 29th July last, a light sorrel MARE. about
8 years old, has three white feet. lightish mane and
tail, and is somewhat lame. Any person returning
said Mare to the subscriber, or giving information
where she may he found, shall be reasonably re.
warded. .1.8. RUCKEI..
Port Carbon August 15, 33-31.
STRAYED away from the Subscriber, several
°•••weeks ago, a small BRINDLE COW. about four
years old. Whoever will return said cow to the
subscriber, or give him information where he can
get her again, wall be reasonably rewarded. :.
WILLIAM AUDENRIED.
35-3 t. Pottsville Mill.
Office on the Mine-Hill aiid. Schuylkill
Haven Rail Road Company,
Phlitadelphia, August 6th, 1840.
•HE Board of Managers of this Company, at
J I L their meeting last evening, declared a dividend
on the capital stock for the last six months of FOUR
AND ONE HALF per centum, payeble'on and of.
ter the 15th Instant.
JNO. H. CRESSON,
August 15, 33 Treasurer
IIgOTICE, is hereby given, that in; pursuance of
." an act of the general assembly of the common.
wealth of Pennsylvania ; the subscribers have been
appointed by the Court of Schuylkill County, trus
tees to adjust and settle between the debtors and
creditors, and all others concerned in the case of a
domeatio attachment against a certain Michael A.
Hogan late of Alanhei:n township, and that all per
sons indebted to the said Michael A. Hogan, are te.
quested to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims, will present them properly authenticatea,
to either of the subscribers for settlement, rcsidinr
in the borough of Schuylkill Haven.
HENRY G. ROBISON,
• LEW IS C. DOUGH ERTY, Trustee
Fl RMAN BU U DEN,
August 15th, 33-6 t
Letter and Cap raper.
20n REAMS No. 3 Letter (plain;)
N. , 56 do do 3 do ruled.
150 ream No. 2 cap. plain, for sale al ve
ry low prices by
E. 4. HATHAWAY & Co.
Com'n Merchants, 13 south Front at.
Philadelphia, August 8, 32
Wanted Immediately,
S EVERAL good Pantaloon and Vest makers
Apply to
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR.
Corner of Centre & Mahantango st.
August 8, 32
UP ALSO, an Apprentice, inquire as, above.
Estate of William J. Mayer, deceased,
late of West Branswick 'VOwnship,
Schuylkill County.
LETTERS of Administration having been gran
teda-a on the above estate, by the 'Register of
Schuylkill County, to the subscriber, residing in
said township ; therefore all persons who are in any
wise indebted.to the estate of said William J. May.
et, ale earnestly requested to call oa the subscriber
without delay, and make payment. And those hav-
ing demands against said estate x are alio requested
to present than, duly authenticated foil settlement.
-DANIEL SHOLLENBERGER,
Administrator.
West Brunswick, Aug. Bth, ' 32—St
THE
for 1840.
Stray Mare.
Stray Cow.
Notice.
150' do do 2 do do end plain,
50 do do 1 do plain,
-ALSO- •
Wicks ) " Mus ilke.
BLEACLIEDaisd %Wattled Mushos.Tiekinys
and Cheeks, Infant Blankets, ace. together
w ith • eyery:tujety of Fancy and Dome4id Dry
Goo4.w,lnct(soill be sold very cheap !Tor eaida:
• ; 1 ' EDMUND W. EARL
sapril 2.4 .• 17'
E. A. 18lathaway & Co. )
commissioN AND, COAI 4 , MERCHANTS
No iS' South Front Street,
(Wharf foot of South suvet, Schuylkill.)
May 23 ' 21;•L-tf
Lehigh Water Powers,
FOR MANUFACTURING ANTHRACITE IRON
AND'' OTHER PURPOSES.
T HE Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company offer
for sale,,lir let on an annual .:round rent. with
the right, to
,purchase r at.any time by paying the
principal Of the rent, very extensive Water Powers
along the' line of the Lehigh Navigation, between
South Easton. and White Haven, a ff ording in a dis
tance of seventy.one miler, ev e ry var i e ty o f l oca ti on ,
and 'abundance of power at each for extensive iron
work, or other purposes. These powers may be re
lied on as constant, and being on a large navigation
abounding inevery variety of iron ore, and in lime.
stone and coil, contiguous to the Lehigh. and ex.
tending on each Ode of the Canal Many miles,' Fires
ent the meannend materials for manufacturing iron
in all its various branches—and a greet variety of
iron ores of time richest quality are also found along
the line of the Morris Canal. (by. which.the Lehigh
Navigation cOmMunicetes with New York) Which
can be brought to the works as back. loading.
It is believed that no section of country possesses
greater advantages than the Lehigh. for the manu
facture of iron, either in the amount of power ap
plied, the abundance' and variety of coal, ore; lime.
stone, and otheriturcessery materials, the ease and
shortness of communication with all the markets,
the salubrity !of the location, and the chapels of
living, and of ell, the raw materials. ,
The' Lehigh Navigation; which has fiv e wa.
ter, with locks-20 feet by 100 feet in the clear. coni
oionieatee from its eastern' extremity with Philadel
phia by the Deliwire divisions of the Pennsylvania
Canal in 78 Miles, and with, New York by the Mor.
ris Canal in lid Miles. and the Delaware and flari.
ten Gana! 120 miles. At its western extremity the
Lehigh Navigation will in a few Months have a
'communication :with Wilkesbaire,. on the North
Branch of the Stirquehanna by a rail road of only
twenty miles.)nude with a favorable - grade, and in
the most approved 'manner—A/leen miles of this
road being already passable fur cars. By this route
the distance !hem the . North Branch Canal at
Wilkesbarre,to 'Philadelphia, is one hundred miles:
less. and to New York one hundred . mid Malpighi
miles less than by any other route. From North.
umberland. at the West Branch of the Susinehanne,
the Lehigh route is nearly es short as any other
Canal Line to 'Philadelphia. and shorter than any
other to New York. And from the mouth of the
Juniata to New' York, the Lehigh route is about es
shorts any Other. •
The Company being desirous of having the man.
ufacture of iron imitleAnthrimite Coal extensively es.
tablithed ihnig,thelr line. have reduced the pride for
waterpower ;to be applied to this
,efiecii so much.
that it is believed the water to make a - ton of pig
iron.will nekton more than from sixteen to twenty
cents. They will also furnish coal for this purpose
at much below their usual rates. ' •
For furthir, information, apply to William H.
Knowles, thiCempsny's Superintendent ,at Mauch
Chunk; William. Sine, Agent at South Easton,
John Brown; Agent. at White Haven; or to the
Company's °trim in Philadelphia.
JOSEPH WATSON, President.
August 1. 31—St
P. 5. The . Furnace of the Lehigh Crane Imo
Company. whose works are situated on the Lehigh
Canal, near 'Allentown, is now making first rate
ironTrom thelore, exclusively with Anthracite Coal,
with the mast, entire success—and' is open to the in.
spection of all who may choose to visit it.
Cheese.
idIICASKII prime dairy Cheese. for rate b
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
June 20. 2.s—tf
Anthracite Iron.
PINHE subscribers, Agents for George Crane. Esq.
m• of Wales; are prepared to grant licenses for the
manufacture of Iron with Anthracite Cosi. under the
Patent granteid to the United States to Mr. Crane.
They also caution all persons against any infringe
ment of either the above Patent or that of the late
Dr. F. W. Geisienhainer. which has been conveyed
to Mr. Crane.
A. & G. RALSTON & CO.
4 south Front M.
25-2 mo.
June 20.
Packing Tarn.
A SUPPLY of Packing Yarn, manufactured by
the subscriber, can always be procured at the
cheapest rates, et the Store of Messrs. Clemons &
Parvin, in the Borough of Pottsville.
THOMAS JACKSON.
Reading August 1,31-3 mo.
Stroughton's
T HE genuine Stougliton's Bittern fur sale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
August 1, ' 31—
Pickled Lobsters.
JUST received and for sale by
& A. HENDERSON
August I, " 3t
liams, &c. &c.
HAMS, Shoulders, and Sides, in excellent order,
and in fihds, and for sale by
MILLER HAGGERTY.
June 20, i 25
Notice.
/1111 E citizens of Schuylkill County, Will apply to
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at their next
Basins), fur a Branch of the United States Bank of
Pennsylvania to be located in the Borough of Potts
ville with a capital of 1,000,000 Dollars, ac
cording -to the provisions of the law in such cases
made and provided.
June 27 26-6ino.
dr. Steel Pens.
J UST received a fresh supply of Quils, and also
a large supply of Steel Pens, among which are
several new hinds—School Pens at 75 cents per gross
in Boxes, and for sale by
June 20, 25 B. BANNAN.
Reduction of Prices.
11VOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
4 .‘ determined hereafter to reduce hie prices, to
suit the times, for all kiuds of Clothing manulae.
tured at his establishment, in Mehantango street,
near Centre Street. The best Cloth Coats will be
made to order, at prices varying from $ 3,50 to $1,50,
Pantaloona for 75 cents to $l, Vesta do. do. All
other work at Similar reduced rates. Being in the
recept of the Quarterly Reports of Fashion ; henill
warrant his work to be executed equal to any in the
B*rough, and in the most fashionable style.
JAMES MaALARNE Y.
31—tf
August 1,
Large Prints,
ATIF the Rattle of the Thames, and Tippecanoe,
‘-F just received and for sale by
B. BANN AN.
Loaf Lump and Steam Sugar.
L OW priced . suitable for preserving. for sale by
• E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
—August 1, '3l—
To Let.
/WHAT desirable suite of apartments, consisting
of three Rooms, on the second floor, a large
place over do. for Baggage, one Kitchen and Coal
Cellar. situated on the Corner of Union Street near
The Steam' Mill, commanding a view of all that
cheerful bushiess-like scenery, and generally over
all parts of Pottsville. Also 2 Offices on the base.
ment flair, which can 'be bad if required. The
whole or part will be let on terms which cannot fail
to satisfy any person in want of them. For further
particulars. apply to WM. F. D'BERG.
August Ilth, 32
.
NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED.
•
Yeager's at Al brigbt's
ozy. eilebi4itedu3owThicHeilitA 4 We Preserrer..CD
WETS Medicine known for many years as Yea.
Ja- gent medicine has never been oared to the
public fur sale until collate. the proprietors have been
prevailed upon to offer', t for the benefit of those
who are :laboring under any of the diseases here
enumerated. viz ;:."Cancers, Ulcers of the throat
and body. Liver complaint. Spitting of Blood.
IlheoPing Cough. Rheumatic affections in the head
and body, Coldtrof long standing attended with se
ve4e pain upon the breast. CoNstairvios in many
cases, where the patient bad been abandoned by the
Physician. and pronounced an incurable case, this
medicine has had the most wonderful effect."
The proprietors are well aware of the numerous
medicines mat are already offered to the public for
the cure of some of the above diseases, many of
which have not the slightest effect of - performing it
any time • cure—but the numerous testimonials
which have of late been. given to fAsm, by some of
the most respectable citizens, shows that there can
no longer be any doubt as regards the medicine
which they now offer. and would say to those 011ie
ted—give it a trie—adhere to its directions, and we
will warrant a permanent cure.
Certificates of some of the most remarkable cures
can be seen by calling upori any of the Agents. Di.
rections for using the medicine will be found to se
company each bottle.
r AGENTS.
W. T. , Epilog and Jr; 1. C. Martin. Druggists.
Pottsville, Pa. Miller, Shiefily and Smith, Ihmburg,
Berk, Co. Pa,. Moyer & flushong..Reamatown. Lan
caster CO. Pa . George Meager, 1401100*n, Leba
non Co. Pa., Jacob Albright, Lancaster, Pa., Sam
uel Ritter, P. M. Reading, Pa.
ar. Price 81 per bottle.
July 4, 27—if
llama, Shoulders tt
PRIME Jersey and Western Han un
na. pre Shout.
dere: and Sides. Burlington and Dishy Herring.
No. J. Salmon, Mess Shad, &Insult Sausage, Mack
ere), New sad Old theesh.
July 23,
E. Q. & A: HENDERSON.
Ladies ilodery.
L.ADIES White and Brown Cotten Hose from
.LAI9 62i ctn. per pair, Spool Cotton from 37j
to 60 cents per dozen, Bleached and Unbleached
Moalins from 6 to.lBl2cents ; Black and Fancy col.
ored Pick.nick gloves at 25 cents per pair. Together
with ageneral alsortinint of , fancy and- staple Dry
goods mtichlower than ever offered in Pottsville. for
sale by E. Q. & A: HENDERSON,
July 25 • • '3o.
Sail Road iron. •
ripliE Subscribers offer for sate at their. (stadia /.
••• meni. Thirty tons of, good second handed ROI
Road Iron. tai. nearly new, which will humid cheip
for cash,And in lots to suit purchasers.
sliAlt WOOD & SNYDER.,
Colliery Works, July 2.5, • _ 30--
Vo be Let.
THE Valley Formic*. tome tune ago arranged
for *melting Iwo •Orewith Anthracite Coal.
with an excellent and powerful Steam' Engine at
tached to rt. The furnace is situate four maim from
Port Carbon. up the Schuylkill :Vallej - Rail Road,
on the Velley Furnace land.
These lands crossing the whole of the Schuylkill
Coal range. contain all the different coal veins or
strata of coal of thit celebrated Coal reglon..a num.
her of which have been opened, and some of them
are now worked. There is aim plenty of Iron Ore
upon the' land, some of the Veins of Which have been
opened; the favorable location and facilities already
created Umpire the hope of making Iron at the very
cheapest; rate.
To a good tenant the conditions would -be made
easy. Per terms apply to
WILLIAM F. DEAN.
29—tf
Pettey)lle July 18
For r Hale.
To Iron Manufacturers.
THE Subset ibex having obtained the assignment
fromldr. George Ciane for a number of Fur
nace", and • holding also
. the patent of the late Dr.
Geisenbeiner for the same. to smelt Iron Ore wdb
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said patient to manufacture Mailable Iron end
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the Manufac.
tore of Iron. Applications to be made to William F.
Dean. Esq., at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENHAI
Jan. 4
New York Smoked B •
JUST received an additional supply onh'
rior article. Fur sale by
Dec 49—tf T. & J BEA
• Chess Men,
J UST received and for sale by
B. BAN
June 20,
Very:superior old Port Wes
131111 RE Grope Juice Pori, old Royal Co mp any
-K Port, do Port Wine direct from OpoFto. for
sale by MILLER & HAGGERTY.
June 27 26
Emerson's School Eloolcs.
FIRSI. Class Reader,
Second do.
Third do.
Spelling Books,
Arithmetic!, NIL 1 and 2,
Just received andfor sale wholesale and retail by
March 28 —l3 g B. BAN NiAN
rapers.
11111" r• REAMS, Cap and Leifer Paper, ruled and
` 6l "plain, at various pricnss—Cap all 82,75
aint lined. Just received and for sale by,
June 20, 25 B. BANNAN.
Parasols.
pI,AIN end figured Paranoia just received, and
for voile by E. %V. EARL
j un° 26 27
• NEW STORE.
filtiE subscribers would inform their friends and
m- the public that they have established thsm
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. _T. & %V. Ptilloek, adjoining Messrs.
Clemens & Parvins Drug Store, where they offer
for sale a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teas,
Wines,
Liquors,
queensware,
Glassware, and
Dardware.
All of which they are disposed to sell on the moe
reasonable terms for cash, as they intend to do; an
exclusive rash business. The public are invited to
call and examine their Goods and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
E"Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 16 20—
New La* Books.
BIN N'S Pennsylvania Justice, and
MOKinney's Pennsylvania Justice,
Just received and foreale by
March 14 11—, B. BANNAN.
Claret Wines.
Q T. JULIAN and Lain° Claret, in cams of one
dozen each for male by
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
Jane 27 26
Le Let.
• ,• A new two story Stone House, wel
UhTi finished, situated in hltuket street. with
l ! a large lot sal Garden. Apphcation to
be be made to'
JOHN McBARRON.
May 23 h2t—
Philadelphia And. Readii
• ---„ , c
inalregatitni
wilt . bc,transported over, the
" ni: Rail Road, between' Reading aid Philade
at the following rates , ( • .
Plaster,Slate, TiletNrand Gypsum T P ee
filei
Pig Iron, Blooms.,,Timher Brick; $173 do
Floury, 20 cents per barrel.
Nails' and SAM Rolled do
00.
Hollow Ware, Grain, Salt, —7
Groceries, Whiskey, :Oil, Hard --
i.s 00 dd. do;
Were, Cotton, Leather,
Dry
•
Dry Goods, Wines, and Foreign
t*a SO d I do,
Liquors,
DA YS OF STARTING OF FR BiGIIT TR INS
From Reading,on Tuesdays S. Fridays, 0, iam
Philada. on Wednesdays & Saturthys,
Transporters are requested to have thew Gob& at
the Depot er the Road by 12 o'clock. Nl., cradle dap
before the trims, of tho Triins. •
_1
G. A. NICOLLT
• . Superintendent Transpertat on.
April :Ida, 1840. • ;
alauch Chunk - At Pottsville
DAILI( LINE
-_ i
lied S'
Mates Mail COacheii.
ANO. j y•., 1
Raft-Stag Cars. -
..
THIS line is now . run ni ng . daily, &col will tow'.
tinoe during the season. in the,tolloWlog amen
Leaves Pottsville for Manch Chtlukc'ersq Moo
ing after taking- breakfast. and arrive at' Mande
Chunk' at an early hour in the atteraooti. I' '•
Liens Mauch Chonk eve ry day at i 7 o'etpek A.
M.. and
arrives at Pottsville in time to lataraftt the
Northumberland Stage the same day.
FiTat rate Coaches . and Cars. and sober attentive
and obliging &veil are employed. and Ons Ociprie..
tors hope, in consequence. to !rendeisatilfatilos is
thorn'who , may travel upon the roots. 11 1 -
This Line passes. a great pot or ;Oki dog ance
thrmigh the Coel ;legion,' and a auk aad fierW.
country. and is cheaper, by Two Dcdlira thaa any
otheilpute from New York to Pottsville. 1
This Line also canned', with viriouli othft •
at 'Manch Chunk With the BSrwick , and t hese. so
3fontrose.Elmira,.Northuinbeiland, dr.e. the Easton
L
and,illethlehem Line, from Eamon 14 tie Yeth.
and Philadelphia. Si*. AllentoWn. all HWY OM
At! Pottsville with Bloomsburg. Dined 1i0r 7 ...
thmnberland. Money. Harrisburg. Orw oryr.
Reeding,, Philadelphia.. etc. etc. .`, _.. tL 1 '
For sects apply at Blortither's Hotel. Polbrvins.
and James PotmoOs Hotel, Port Carboni. ". 1 '-;
N.l B. All Baggage at the risk of duilowecr-1311
ponndi equal toe passenger. ,- .;1 {
H,CHRISMAN k. co ;Tabi
A. McLEAN, Summit Hilt.
_1
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Ell
bia 21
ro the Electos gchuilkit CI
FR,IENDS AND, FELLOW. CITIZENS:.
urcent solicitation of numerous Riemds
myself as a candidate for the
OFFICE OF SHER IFF:I
at the ensuing October election. should 1 bt
tunate as to receive a majority of your free
ges, I shall pledge myself to an Implittfair
and hottest execution of ms duties. j
Your 'sem
JOSHUA! 1101
MCKeansburg. June 6 • :1 Z
SherliPalty.
To the free and independent El -
of $ ehuylkilt on II
FRISSON AND. F .LOW CITISSNEI2
At the u gent solicitation of man
friends and acqu lances. I have at ; least
induced to offer yeelfas a candidate fiit the
SHERIFF.
at the nest Uetober Election. and mos 4 res
solicit yousuffrages. I feel grateful for the
encouragement which' I received what a ca
for the some office in 1634. end should I at t
be so fortunate alto receive a majoritriof yo
I will endeavor to fulfil the duties of this of •
fidelity, impartiality, and according to, ; law.
Your obedient Servant
J. ert. IVOOLISO
May 23
id
To the Free and Independent Elect
Schuylkill County.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
a sups
At the urgent j.olic
of a „number of my friends I have been lad
offer - myself a candidate for the office Ot
ry
SHERIFF.
At the ensuing election, and pledge myself. if
to perform the duties of the said office to the
my abilities
Feb 29
Bricks Brick % I :
1009000 b E u X ri C le E d L a L n E d N t T or
i } a ß i r e ic o k h
the Market Street Brick Yard. ApplY to
Julie 20 25—tt THOMAS H ERV ,
N. B. Coal at the market price will be to
payment for Brick.
Hosiery and Gloves.
LADIES :deck and white embroidered Si! .
plain black and white , do. black and whit
Silk do.. white and unbleached open worked d
b-oidered cottor. do, plain white and unbleacol
black and white Merino do. plain and ribbed'
Cotton do.
' Also, Misses white. unbleached and mixed 6
do. of various sizes, together with a large ease
of Gums, Silk, Raw Silk, white and unbleacb
ton, and mixed cotton h Hose, and every sty
quality of Ladies and Gentlemen's Gloves, •
sale cheap by E. W. EA
June 27
T. C. & W Pollock.
SIGN GOLDEN AXE,
OFFER fur sale a large and extensive UM
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Willow
Nails and Spikes. Wrought and Horse-Shoe N
vile, Vicea. Bellows, Mould Boards Plough Sh
Coulters.
March 31
Theological ll' orks for Sa e.
AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE t F
UNIVERSALISM,
By the Rev. 1. D. Williamson of Baltintore,
cing the Unity of God as held by Uniyerseli
the Attonemeni—Death Chrisi—Punishmen
duration of Pualuhmcnt—Forgivenesit of S .
Judgement—Nature ofSalcation—Repentence
aurrection and Destruction of death. This w
intended to disabuse the public mind, In rega
the many misrepresentations so mdustriousli
culated against this body of Chriutianp. Pri
cents.
Also fur Sale, " THE PLAIN GUIDE
II
by the Rev. Thomas W
more of Roston , a work designed to le' enqo
to the truth of that doctrine by Bible testimony ;
believers to the practice of its benevolent princi
The following matter is eorkained int this w
Wbo are Univeraalists?
What do Universalist' believe 1
What evidences do Universalist, ddoce I
the SMiptures in support of their beliefrn the e
toed holiness and happiness of all Mankind 7.
Passages from the Old and New Telitament
plained, which are adduced to disprovt their
ments.
Popular objections to Universalism explained
the evidences of revealed Religion presented.
1 dollar. •
For sale at tho ttoies of , Samuel ila t; autt
Morrie & Brothota.
July 4th,
REFINED WHALE OIL —2OOO g
Whale Oil, just received and for si
E. A. HATHAWAY
Corn. Merchants, 13 south
Philadelphia, August, 6
OF
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