BUZZA i• 011 L ITTLE
i DELAWARE;
The Gold of 10 0,11.e -holders could not divert the
freemen of this rt'Oble State from the path,of duly.
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DEMOCRATIC THUNDER::
N EWCASTLE C4UNTY R E DEE IED '
. The Whigs 014 , 4* Castle County,: after having
battled for twel4 (wig years, against locotocoism,
base:the proud l!atisfaction of announcing to the
Whigs through Ont the Union that New Castle
County stands . 11
REDEEMEp! IREtiENERATED!!
AND'DISENTHRALLED!!!
After having pelludithe largest vote ever given in
the COunty !
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At the Inspector?' election which took place to-day, .
lOctobe 6, the vote in the TEN HUNDREDS'stands
Its _follows :—, 1
Number of vet polled :
Locofocomaj. Harrison maj.
478 Brandywine 'Hundred, 49
4 022 Wilmingt City
• '
450 Christian indree.
331 New Cask Hundred„
Mill - Creek Hundred,
179 Red Lion
H undred,
Penceder, '
St. George,
ApPequiniMiuk4, 17
White ClaY k, 80
In 1838 'the Vera II Ten majority was 208 in the
County. 1 ,
Delaware State4s 'safe, as this was the only Van
Duren County. st •
•
r Still Later.
We ha!e just heard that the, account! from Kent
and Busseswell t iihe ggregate Harrison majority
throughout the S to le nearly 800. . This is indeed
news. A I , bail ! faro
Delaware
There is to be iWo Oohed States Senators elected
lin this State, which, gi#s the friends of Harrison the
ascendency[ in thati bolly. - We will make a clear
'sweep, President, Sentto and House of Representa
tives. Then look Out for better times, my boys.
l I MARRIED.
iF!
On the filth jinni,: at Mineraville, by the Rev. Wm.
Morgani/11.e. Eva EirANS, to Miss MAIII•
both of Potionlle. S
[
On Tuesday evening l last. at Danville, by the Rev,
r. Hal liday r M 0 ' 111,11.81,1111 417STZINOZ11, Merchant,
of Orwipinirg, Mits Axair Ira M.,. daighter of
Col. William Kitaten. of Danville.
.;t.
ED. v
On the 26th ule, Maraca Minn. infant son of
George H. Potts, iiged 11 months and 6 days.
On Friday tho '',2dtinat., Mr. lacoa Hens, of
Tamaqua, in the 64th[year of. his age. His death
urgensed by thnl,6ccidenuillqplosion of n Keg of
blasting powdir while it work bilks" I .4fin#l.l In the
deceased, society a usefoiNroember,the
Chutch a devotee any} supporter, and his family a
tender husband and fatbet. He left behind 4 large
family and a numetousleirtle of friends and'ivaint.-,
sneer to mourn their kiss.
Society.;
Thursday evening. October 15th, 1810. Question
for Discussion. " Which are more beneficial to a
man in Society : :learnt acquirements or personal
attraction t " •
Mental acquiretneot c a.—Messra. Palmer, Leoser.
Wynkoop and Jackson.
Personal attraction4—Mesere. Neville, Pitman.
Fogarty. and Holzer. f
The Ladies of Nitsiiile particularly. and all
friends of 'learning and- free discussion; are invited
to 'Wind the meetingslor (bit Society. -•
Debate to t commence at 7; o'clock.
! If M. PALMER. Secretary.
1101,1 Coal Trade.
Shipmentd of GroaUf;
.y evening 4st. '
shipped br
, Dawson" COSI Co.
Milnee & Spencer,
Ball & Bolton,
Hallam & Son,' "
Bennett & Taylor,
I -
W & G Payne,
Charles Lawton,
George H. POtta,
Charles Elle
I. IC. Olwin & Co
John Pinkerton:
C. M. Hill,
R. Keer,
Sillyman & Nice,
Miller & H. gerty,'
C. Ashley &
Votoß Colic
George. Tho
Hewes; Babe
R. G. Lelar,
G. But,
Sundry Ship.
es, }
, peon
& Co
Si
Per last
MEM
The folloiling is the amount of Coal transperted
ou this road pto Ayeiinesiday evening last,
• 1,504 Tone.,
Per last, 'report. 32,055
33,359 •
GEol,tr. HADESTY, CollOctd:L
BC I ILLIiALT-EirRiCIL-110Ap:-
ing is amount of emil transported
lup to Sept. sth, 1572. Tons.
Per last report, 40,804. '
'rho folio'
on this total
L AIVDIMMUYILikiLL RA .E
RAIL ROAD.
=UU
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The follow" ing in thei l acuount of Caul transported
oar this roaii up to Tl n
° rs'ilay evening last,
1
• 6,626 tons
per last report 132,359
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~• -L : , t r , . Total 138,985
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14 v• , ROSPRT C. H1; ! L, Collector,"
t• . 1. I
65
1 6L
21
80
99
r the week ending on'Thurs-
Boats. Tons
38 1900
32 1765
21 1117
I * / - 906
14 739 .
12 ' 610
11 • .601
'lO 539
9 , 483
430
7 ;, 381
7 339
6 323
6 I , 918
6 923
6 269
266
3 ' 258
4 ,I .) 218
4 - 211
110
66 2718
497 15,923
309,872
IE=EI
325,795
X RAIL ROAD.
42,376
H. H. P 07113
UnVIT7IMVM IMUMlirrril
Oct.. 1, Best S. Grier, 541
'lll a Shelly, 53'
2 A ogelican
55;
3 " Hunter . - 62 1
, 6 a Soeeph Ritner 52i
a '
F. Kepner 51
" Blossom -56 :
8 ' R Rickert 50 . '
4. 8 Bradford 66 -..,
,
a .. Sentorious 54 '.. \
i
10 Boats tons 533 '
• • 155 per last 8146 '
,
• • - 16!.. Boats 8679 ;
3,'. & R. CARTER.
From Sept. 9th, to present date.
8 Boats per last , 410
50 , 2571 ;
• .
. Total 2881
'J. TAGGART. ' •
• From Sept: 9th, to present date.
4 Boats per last 584
37 a 1949 '
' 2533
. ,
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271 Boats ~ Total tons 1419 i
, .
NEW GOODS. '
Jun. received. • large and splendid assortment
of new Fall and Winter Goods. viz:
Dry Goeds of eoery description.'
Groceries of pi kinds. 1
Glass & Qufeensware &c}. '
, Fur, Cloth and flair Seal Caps, ,
Mackerel, Salt 4tc. -,
All persons wishing to pot chase Goods cheap for
cash, are respectfully invited to call and ezOntine
for themselies.
. SAMUEL HA R'l7..
Oetn. ' In. 4t --
Notice.
.11HE Miner's Bank of Pottsville, in the Ccinnty
of Schnylail. .
An view ion for thitteen Directors or the aboVe in
stitution. (to serve the ensuing year,) will be I held
at the flanking House, between the hours of IS o'-
clock A. M. and
,3 o'cloik P. M., on Monday the
16th of November next.
4 General Meeting of the Stockholders al raid
Institution will be held at the Banking _Howie on
Tuesday the 3d di." November next. •
CHARLES LOESER.,
Cashier.
414,
October 10
New Fall a d !fluter Goods.
"[UST received by the antiscriibera, an as sort
of suitable Goods faille present acd approaching
season, consistioe of
Prtn4frons 33 to 61 cents per yard, !
Bkached and Unbleached Muslin* from
25 to 6i centi,
.Cloths, Ca:sit:yrs, and Boland*.
Pilot, Beaver and:Bear Skin Cloths.
Flannels, Linsey Checks,
. Merino, Thibet, ykToilnd Vesting..
Merinos, Teekingf, Cb ! ecks Gingham..
Beocha, Belvidere Thibet 4 plow Shoal?...
Yarns Hosiery. Blanket. 4.c.
all of which they well - sell on their usual tarots,
cheap for Cash.
1 E Q. & A. HENDERSON.
40=
Oct. 3.
Fashionii.
CBE ISubscribm respectfully invite the Min
a 'deli of their coil:mere, and the public to their
choices:id varied aliortinent of elegant Fall Encids, *
now opening, consisting in part of super or French
and rear west of England lfidigo Blue; Word Black,
Invisible Green, Brown and other fines , Cloths,. of
Coripel',.Brown, and other approved finish. Fancy
Beaver, Doeskin Hair Cord, Wool-Week an d mo 'pe
rior"double Milled Blue Cassimer& First quality of
Beaver and Pilot Cloths of different shades an:l fin.
ish, will) a great variety of superior Fall and Win.
-ter Vestingi consisting of superior English dot
French Satins, real double. Black Noonan and ex.
ire• plain Blue and Black Silk Velvets, all of which
have just been opened, by the importer, (William H.
Love of Philadelphia.) ■nd will bel snld cheap or
cash and warranted as the best quality of,goods ever
imported to this country. The citizens of Bor.
ouch end vicinity' are particularly invited to gall
and examine for themselves.
LIPPIN(X►TT & TAYLOR.
Rerchani Tailori s corner of Centre 4. Malundongit
Streets.
410=
October 3,
TO BL SOLD
At Public Sale,
ni4 Saturday October kith, at I o'clock P. M.
m-r neat and well kept Furniture,
in use but a few
mouths at the residence of Isaiah Nathans, Centre
Street. opposite the 'Episcopal Church, consistingiof
Parlour' Entry and Stair Carpets. elegant mahoga.
ny Sulfa, Dining Breakfast, and Card Tables. high
post and Field Bedsteads, Bureau, Bedding. Chairs
Office Desk., and Table
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Crockery. Glass, &C. Also,
a superilir Family Horn for saddle or harness,
Dearborn and Barnes',
Sleighs. Cutting DOz,
Wheel Barrows, Shovels &e,
October 10th,
Canal Boat for Sale,,
14EARLY new, now laying at Port Clinton; the
subscriber is disposed to sell it low and on aa'sy
terms. For Particulars call on Mr. George Wig
tan, Port Clinton.
J. K. SMITH'
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Port Clinton, October 10.
Notice.
WHEREAS, letters of administration of the
Gimdr and chitties, which were of Samtiel
Brooke, late of the Borough of Pottsville, iu the
County of Schuylkill. deceased. have been granted
by the Register of Schuylkill County. to the attb
scriber.
All persons indebted to the said Samuel Brooke,
deceased are nil nested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against. the estate of the
said deceased, to make known the same to him with.
out delay:
ISAAC BECK. Administrator.
Pottsville. October 10. 41-6 t
Farm to be Let.
TO be let, a farm lately occupied by Frederiek
'Beckman. near the Old Bull's Head, on she
Minersville Road, two allies from Pottsville. Ap.
ply to G. W. FARQUHAR.
October IQ, 4
Dividend,
TO the Stockholders of the Conipany for erecting'
a Bridge over the north east branch of the river
Suvquehenna. between the town of Catawissa and
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the Managers have thts day
declared a dividend of seventy-five cents sha re
ha
(equal to '3 per vent, for the last months.) which
will be paid to the Stockholders or their legal rep.
resentatives, on or after the 11th inst. by
EZRA L. HAYHURST,
Treasurer.
41-3 t
Cattawissa, October 10,
Clotho, Caisimers, & Saltinet.
•
ALARGE arsortniellt of Cloths, Cassimers, and
Sattinsts of all colours end Prices. Alin
Beaver qlothe, and superior Peelings, of variant,
styles, pet received, to which the attention of Gen•
tlemen are particularly invited.
..., . , SAMUEL HARTZ.
- Ocio' bir 10, 41-
i
THE MIIOER9S4IOIiTniVAL.
Lumber!! Lumber!!! ) i .
Shingles, Lap and Joint. 1 , .
Boards, i ,
Plastering . Lath ,and, cloer , Lumber,
constaatly for solo by
SAMUEL HARTZ,
41—
Octo'ter 16,
Chiidrenho
ALARGE assortment of Philadelphia manatee
f tared Children's Shoes, for sale by
October 10.
Blankets! Blankets!!
AN aosertment of 12-4, 11-4, 10-4, and - 9-4 lbiae
end Blankets for axle by
E. Q. & A. , HENDERSON.
October 10 41—
Watch Stolen.
WAS stolen front Mr. Reilly's Shanty, near this
B trough on Thursday last, .1 double cased
Silver Watch, No. 3745, with a piece of old tape,
attached fur a chain. with two keys. Whoever will
return said Watch to the subscril'er, shall receive a
reward of $5, and also 5 (fillers more for the arrest
and conviction of the thief.
October 10.
111,10FFAT'S %I.:De:TABU.: LIFE PILLS AND
/TA PHOENIX BITTERS —The high celebrity which
these excelli.nt, Medicines have acquired, in curing al—
most every disease to which the human frame is liable,
is a matter familiar with almost every intelligent person.
They became known by theirlfrutte—their good works
have testified for them—they did not thrive by the faith
of the credulous
In cases of Costiveness. Dyspepsia. Bilious and Liver
Affections. Asthma' Piles, Settled Pains, Rheumatism.
Fevers and Agues:Obstinate, Headaches. Impure State
of the Fluids, Unhealthy Apprirance of the Skin, Pier
vans Debility, the Sickness incident to Females in Deli
cate Health. every hind of Weakness of the Digestive
Organs, ani in all general Derangementart Health, these
Medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy.
remedy. They restore vigorous health to the mod et
hausted constitutions. A single trial will place the
Lile Pills and Phreeiz Bitters beyond the reach of com
petition,
in the estimation of "very patient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. at WM. B.
BIOFFyIerS Medical O ffi ce, 375 Broadway. New York.
N. g. None are genuine unless they have the fac
simile of John Moffat's signature.
• ler The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 25 cents,
50 cents, and each, according to the size; and the
Phenix Bitters in bottles, at $1 or $2 each, with full di
rections.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION—An inter
esting little pamphlet.entitled " Moffat's Medical Man
ual,designed asa Domestic Guide to Health—contain
ing accurate infortriation concerning the most preva
lent disease.and the moat approved remedies—by WM.
B. MOFFAT." Apply to the Agents.
Agents.—The Life medicines may also be had of the
principal druggists in every.toom throughout the United
States and the Canalas. Ask for Moffat* Life Pills and
Phenix Bitters; and be sure that a Ike simile of John
Mcfat's signature is upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box of pills.
These valuable Medicines are for sale by Messrs
MILLER & HAGGERTY. Pottsville.
S,itottit• 3i i. Idlt. 39—tf. I
Offico of. the ~ 1111ount. CarboOl
IL U. Co.
PUILADZLPRIA, Sept. 28. 1840.
Fro E Manages have this day declared a dividend
Ja• of four per cent, for the last six months, pays ! .
ble to the Stockholders or their legal representatives
after the Bth of October.
JAMES C. DONNELL, '
Treasurer.
Philadelphia, October 3, 40-1
Orphan's Court Sale of
1111NERSVILLE PROPERTY
BY, ADJOURNMENT.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphan's Court Sale.
TIE Subscribet. executor of the last Will end
Testament of llenry Christi late Of 3linnavilhi
ton keeper, deceased. will-papaya' by Public Vendue.
on Saturday the 17M day, of October next, at
o'clock P. M., at the house of Charles Taylor. in Mb
nersville. _
All that certain moiety or one undivided Half of
a certain F
LOT OF GROUND,
situate hi the Borough of Millersville. \ and marked
in the Plan of Me said Borough. being 100 feet
in Front, and 120 feet in the Rear by 89 feet in
depth.
The improvements are I large Tao
Story Frame Tavern House, now occu i .
• pied as such by Charles ay,194 th
large, and commodious Stabli g attethed.
Also a two - story Frame House. now °cupid; as it
Store and Dwelling. o
Thu property ism well known by the Public. that
any remarks as to to superiut location 'ail a Busi.
ness steno. is unnecessary.
Also. at the same time and place a certain LOT
OF GROUND. situate id'Georgo Patterson's Addi
tion to Mineraville. bounded by lands now or late
Blair MeClenehan, by the Rail Road in the (runt.
by other lands of George Patterson on the south,
and ity the West Branch in the reatj The improve.
ments on this Property; aro • Two Story Frame
Dwelling House. Also one story Frame Dwelling
House. late the eitate or raid deceased.
Conditions madet known at the time end place of
Bile.S. SILLY 11 AN, Executor.
By Order of the Court,
JACOB KREBS, CZe.k.
October 3. 40—
Rail Road Iron.
TIM subscribers offer for sale at their establish
mint, Thirty tons of good vecond handed Rid
Road Iron,ozi. nearly new, which will be sold ohm
for cash, and in lota to suit purchasers.
Al WOOD & SNIP DER.
Colliery Works, July 23. 3o—
41-1,
AFRESH supply of Safety Fuse. lust received.
and for sale by B. HANNAN. ;
Sole agent for Schuylkill County.
Oct 3. • 40—
Chair Stair
OVUM Subscriber has constantly on hand a nap
A rior asaertmenit of Chair Stuff. which he
will dim**, of at as low rates as can be obtained at
any other establishment.
FETER SEITZINGER.
Foot of the Broad Mountain, Little Mahenoy
October 9, 40—tf
WILL be received by the Commissioner. of
Schuylkill County at Oiwiaaburgi on thel
19th day of October next. for building a BRIDGE
over the West Branch of the River Sch3ylkill, near
John Mit's Mill, of the following desCription
The abutments to be twelve feet above low water'
mark : the span of the Arch to be sevecty.five feet;
and the Workmanship aid materials to be in confer.,
mity with the Bridge across the same river near,
Beck's Mill.
BENJAMIN POTT,
EDWARD CONNER,
GEORGE SEITZINGER,
Commissioners
October 3. 40-3 t
IS hereby given. that Benjamin H. Siminger.Low.
is Brown and Peter Marseilles, all of Philadel.
phis. have entered into a limited Partnership. under,
the acts of Assembly regulating limited partner
ships, to be conducted, under the name and firm of
Benjamin H. Springer. "
The business to be transactedi is the mining, par.,
chasing and transporting of Coal. The said Lewis,.
Brown and Peter Marseilles are to be special part.
nere, and the said Benjamin H. Springer, to be the
general part nehof the said firm : and the said Lew l
is Brown and Peter Marseilles have contributed to
the common stock of the said partner Ship. the sum,
of ten thousand dollars, which has been actually,
paid hi , them in cashood the said Partnership coin.
messed on the 29th day of February. 1&40. and is
to be terminated on the first day, of January, 18410.
BHNJAMIN 13, SPRJHGER.
" 40-61.1
October 3,
E. Q. it A. HENDERSON.
41-
THOMAS DIXON.
At Reilly'. Shantee.
Safety Fuse.
Proposa
Notice,
Muslin •De Lanes.
and Figured "Ainslie De Lines.hfast received
.1 L nd fin sale low. by T& J. TTY.
be?* is-
Cross Keys Rotel )
DANVILLE, PA.
. • ' THE subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and, the public that he has taken
so•• • the CROSS 'KEYS HOTEL , that well
is a known tavern stand situated in Humble,
- - which he has fitted up in a superior man
ner. With entire new furniture Of tho newest fashion
and beet quality. from garret to cellar. The House has
also ondergone a thorough repairond is put in the best
Condition for the accommodation of customers.
Ho takes the li)Serty to state that the Cross keys Ho.
tel shall be kept in the best maimer. His TABLK will
always be fiirnished with.,the best the market affords.-
swi to served as to suit his guests. His BAR will be
su ppli e d with the best of wines and liquors of all kinds.
His B TMSUi will be attended by faithful Ostlers, and
every attention given that elm be desired. lie respeCt,
fully invites travellers and others to give him a mill.
3. K. MITCHEL.
.39-2 mo.
September It.
Sept. 28
TIM.
ALL persons knowing theinNeives to be indebted
tor County TAX, fot ;fie year 1837, are hereby
requested tO make immediate payment to the follow.
ing individUals, where lists will be left: That part
of Norwegian. now called Branch township, to make
Payment to Blair McClanagan, Esq., in the Borough
of MinersviN : and that part which is now called
Norwegian, to Joseph Robinson, Esq. in the town
of Port Carbon. If their taxes are not paid before
the 25th of October, ensuing, they will be dealt with
according to law.
September 19
ritOCLAINIATION.
WHEREAS the Constitutio; of the United
States directs, that for the purpose of chaos.
ing a President and Vice President of the United
States. each State shall appoint, in such manner as
the Legislature thereof may direct, number of Elec.
tors, equal to the number of Senator, and Repreaen.
tativeil to which the State may be entitled io Con.
grog; Therefore.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
resentatives'of the Commonwealth of Pennaylva.
nis, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby en.
acted by the authority of the same passed the 2d
day of February, 1802. And it is enjoined on me
to give due and Public Notice of such election to
be held for the purpose aforesaid;
I, PETER F. LUDWIG, ti
High Sheriff of Schuylkill county, do therefore
hereily make known and Otte this Public Notice to
the Electors of the said county of Schuylkill that
an Election Will beheld in the said county by the
citizens qualified to vote for members of the Gene.
ral Assembly, at the same places at which the said
members shall hive been voted for at the last pre.
ceding election, on the fifth Friday preceding the
first Wednesday of 'Lop:ember, (which will , be the
30th day of pctoba nest,) for the , purpose of elect.
ing 30 Elortota of a President and Vice President
of the Vatted States; and the several Inspectors,
Judges, and' Clerks who shall ha a attended 'at the
• last election; fa members of the General Assembly,
041 4ttend and perform, at the said election of Elec.
tors, the like dullest, and be subject to the like pen.
- alties for neglect or misconduct, as they are or shall
be liable to, et the election of the General As.
semblk.
And it is (*thee enacted, that as soon is all the
votes Ohs!l hewed off and counted. the Judges of
each district shall make out a certificate. signed by
the said Judges or a majortiy of them. of the dumber
of votes which have been given for each modulate;
which' num bet shall be expressed in words of length.
and nue of the said Judges shall take charge of said
certificate and•on the Monday next. (which will be
the seecind day of said month.) produce• the same in
a meeting of one of the Judges from each district at
the GMut Gum in the borough -of Of wigsburg.
when and, : ahem the Judges so to meet. shall cast
up the several county seutros, and execute. •under
their respective bands and seals, a return for the
whole Aistriet. and make out triplicate returns. sign.
ed by the said Juages, dm ,
Given; ander my 'hand; at the-Sheriff's Alice in
Orrgsborgilhtu3Oth day of September.in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight ; hundred
andlfortg. and of the Independence of the United
States the Om SO. , • •
11...... , 1 PETER:F. LUDWIG, iger te.
October 3; . , 40—
pU~
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• '1 PuOCLAnoLs. t 11.
tstiANT to an let of the„, Assembly of
te•ComMonwealth of Penns, 11 , passed the
15th y f Febrility. 1799.1. Peter . dwig. MO
thecomtv of . Schuylkill. do hereby, give this
Pu tai.tabe etcetera of the county of Schuylkill
afowili
be
t . It iah FZe i ta the l Election s : b ill be held in
sue
of lcmintyl the second To in Oct which
cholg by ballot ' A
1
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li 011 e
AJt 'kit
TO represent Schuylkill and Lehi. b Crionti L es. in the
Congress of the Vol -. :” es. ..- . •
tine Pe -- I ' 7
..6.. ,
To represent Schuylkill an. 0 ,4 4 lit.
the Senate of Penn -. .
One Pertiogp•
' To represent' Schuylkill County In the Rouse of
Representatives of this State.
One Person .
Far Commissioner of tshuylkill County.
1 One Person
For Director of the Poor and Aliso ofEmployment
of Schuylkill Co4ity.
.., One ; Person
For Meta of Schuylkill County.
1 • One Person
For Audittr of Schuylkill County.
Three Persons
For Trtistees or the Chwigsburg Academy
And lam the• Electors of the County of Schuylkill
aforesaid, sin to assemble for the purpose of choosing by
ballot the officers aforesaid on the second Tuesday of
October nest, at the several districts and places, com
posed of thetteveral boroughs, townships and districts,
to Wit-- •
he e lectorsof _ the tioniegh of Orwigsborg will bold
their election at lltpCourellouse. in the borough of Or.
wigsounr. • "••
The electors tot,WetstUrunalriek township will hold
their election at the Court Ho use in 'the borough of Or
wiesburg. N.
•
The electors, of East Bninswlch township will bold
their election at the house of Henry Lutz, in the town
of M'Keonsbnrg.,
The electors of Pineinsve township .will hold their
election at the Anew or the late - John Barr. now 'Wm.
Hach. of said township.
The electors of Wayne township will hold their elec.
non at the house of Leonard SholLionkeeper, in tbetown
of Friedenabiug. • ' -
The electors of Upper Mahatniutgo township will held,
theireltiction at the house of Samuel Moyer. in said tows.
ship. • •
The electors of Barry township sh all bold their general
election at the house of Isaac Daigle,.
The electors of Lower Mahantango township, \ in
Schuylkill county, residing within the followingdescribed
bounds.' which tonna a new election district, Called
" William's Valley." to wit: Begining at the Dauphin and
Seheelhill county line, including the Tavern House on
the Broad Mountain, now occupied by Williani Hall,
thence along the Pinegrove township hue to where it in
temente] the Lower Mahantango township line. leading
in a direction to cratztowo, and thence along the ridge
of the Mountain to the Dauphin and Schuylkill - county
line to the place of beginning, shah hereafter hold:their
election at the house of Jacob Heberling. J r.. now or late
in the occupancy of Samuel Kimmel.
The electors of the remai..ing part of Lower Mahan•
tango township will hold their general election at the
house of Philip .oamaii. in said township.
The electors of •West Penn township will hold their
election at the hones now occupied by Morita Forreider,
in said township. •
The electors of Union towLship will hold their general_
electionat the Wale of Jacob Eisenhower, in said town..
ship.
The electors of Rush township will hold their general
election at the brume of Johan Brous, innkeeper, in said
township. •
All that pan of Norwegian township. in tbe chanty
of schuylkill, lying west on the following line , to wit:
Beginning at she point of intersection oftherWest Branch
of the river Schuylkill and Manheim township--thence
op the east side of the West Branch of the Schuylkill to
its intersection with Barry township, shall be a separate
election district. and the electors thereof shall hold their
general election, at the house •of Joseph Mills; in the
Borough of Minersville, in said township.
The electors sifSchuylkill township, residing east of
point from the township line of Manhein.in a straight
line with the Old Forge isolating thosamo to the house
now Occispied by. Jacob Waimea Warthog the sante
and continuing front thence in a mai& has to tholtodi
tow lice. shall hold their senors l elation et the'
ROSS BULL, Collector.
38-3 t•
house df Frederick Beissinger.k r . in the township of
:chttylkill, in said collar. ,
The qualified voters residing in townships or Norwe
gian and Schuylkill. within the: following described
bounds, 'shall hereafter be: la , separate election district.
via.: &inning on the find between the townships of
Norwegian and hlanheim, from thence a straight line to
the house now occupied bb John Penman.including the
same—from thence to the farm-house of F. IL Nichols,
Esq. including the same—and from thence a straight
line to the line between the townships of Norw eg ian and
Barry. andfrom thence following the township lines of
Barry and Rush eanwardsin apoint—from thence in a
straight line southward to the Old. Forge excluding the
same, thnce to the house - n(4 occupied by Jacob Woe
mer. excluding the same, the.nce in a straight linerto the
place of beginning. excluding the town of New Castle
and that the qualified electors residing within the before
described bounds.ahall hold their election at the Pen
Carbon House in the towo of Port Clam.
The qualified electors residing on the south side of
Norwegian street in the Borough of Pottsville. including
that portion of the qualified electors in Minheim town
ship who have heretofore valet in the ballot box of said
Borough,shall form a separate election district. and con
tinue to bold their electionsit the public house of the
late Henry Stager, now Geis & Brother, and that Rli the
qualified electors residing on the north side of Norwe
gian sweet in said Borough of Pottsville. including that
portion of Norwegian township, who have heretofore
voted in said Borough, shall form another separate elec
tion district, and hold all elections at N.J. Trap
Hotel.
The qualified voters of all that put of Manhelna town
ship, Schuylkill county, lying North of the summit of
the second mountain. and L'sst of the river Schuylkill.
shall hereafter vote in the South ►Yard of the Borough
of Pottsville, at the house of the late Henry Stager, now
Geis & Brother.
The electors of the Waugh of Tamaqua will hold
their election at the school house in said borough.
That the electors of that, part of Manheim township
lying southeast of the following line:—commencing at
the township lino of Wayne and Maiiheim township on
the Summer Hill, thence alOng the Summer Hill and Or.
wigsburg road. to the house of Widow Sy sicker. and the
house of John Dewalt, excluding the same, thence to the
house of Philip Drumheller, thence to the house ofJohn
Delbert, st the centre turnpike; thence to the house of
John Bats ; thence to the house of Philip Rock; thence
to the house of John Shane. jr. including the come ;
thence to the township line of said Manheim and Schuyl•
kill townships. shall hereafter hold tbeirgeneral elections
at the Court house in the Borough of Orwigsburg.
The electors oldie temaintog part of Alanneim town.
ship will hold their election at the house ofJo•eph Boy.
er.tnnkeeper in the town of Schuylkill Haven.
The General Election in the said several districts to
be opened between the hours ofeight and tan o'clock 'to
the fureaoon. and shall continue without interrus Lion or
adjournment until 7 o'clock in the evening, WHEN
THE POLLS SHALL BE CLOSED.
In ourseance of an Act Of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled.an .act re.
lative to the elections in this Commonwealth." passed
the 2d day of July, IBr.39,—leotice is hereby given.
"That every person, excepting thejustices of the peace, '
who shall , hold any office or appointment of profit, or
trust under the United States, or of this State, or of any
city or incorporated district, whetherm commissioned
nfficer or otherwise, a subordinate offictror agent. who i
is. or shall be. employed under the legislative executive,
or judiciary department of this State. or of the United
States. or of any city or of anY incorporated district. and
also. that every member of Congress, and of the State '
Legislature, and of the select common council of any
city, or commissioner of any incorporated district; is by
law incapable of holding or etercising, at the same time,
the office or appointment ofjudge. inspector , or clerk of
any e lection a this commonwealth, and that no truipec
tor,judge or other officer of inch election, shall be eli
gible to any office to be then voted for."
And the said act of Assembly, entitled," an set 'vela
ling to the elections of this comnionwealth."-=praled
July 2d. I . further provides as follows, to wit:
e That he inspectors and judges chosen as aforesaid,
shall m at the respective places appointed for holding
the eked n in the district. to which they respectively
e i2l9
helong, ore nine o'clock ofthe darning of the second
Tuesday October. in each , and every year, and each of
said ins tore shall 81313010 one cleric , who shall be a
qualified ter of such district.
In ease, heperson who shall have received the second
highest number of votes for inspector shah not attend on
the day °rimy election, then the person who shall liars
received the second highest number of votes for judge at
the next preceding election, shall act as an inspector in
his, place, and in case the pewit's who shall hive received
the 'highest number of votes for inspector shall not attend
the person appointed judge shill appoint an inspector in
his placetl and in cue the nerson,elected a judge shall
not attend, then the inspector ',who received the highest
number of votes. shall appoint .1 judge in his place; and
if any vacancy shall continue in the board for the space
of one hour after the time fixed by law for the opening
i of the election, the qualified voters of the toweship.
ward or district. (or which inch officer shall have been
etec'ed. resent at the placelcif election. shall elect one .
of their number to fill such Vacancy."
. It shall be the duty of the several assessors, ndpec- 1
' duly. to attend at the place Of holding every general.
special or township electime, during the wholetime said
election is lien open , for the purpose of gating informa.
don to the inspectors and jOdge, when called on. in re.
lotion to the right of any person assessed by them to vote
such election, or such other Marent in relation to' the
assessment or enters as thei said inspecters or judge, or
eitheroftheni shall from time to time require."
. No person shall be permitted to 'vote at any election
as aforesaid, other than a white freeman of the age of
twenty-one years or more, who shall baths *sided in thm
state at least one year, and in the election district where
he offers to vote at least ten daysimmedudely preeedusg,
such election, and within two years paid cstate or county
tax, wh &shall have been assessed st least ten days be
fore the election. Bata citizen ef , the United States,
whit had previously been a qualified sorer of this state.
and removed therefrom and returned, so d'wbo shall have
resided in the election district and paid razes, al afora
said. shall be entitled to vote after residing in this state,'
six month.: Provided, That the white freemen citizens
of the Untied States, between the ages of twenty-one.lnd'
twenty-two year.; and heyeresided in this stale one year
and in the election, district ten days as aforesaid, shall
be entitled, to vote, although they shall not have paid
taxes."
"No pernon.shall be admit ed to vote whose name Is,
not contained in the list of to able inhabitants furnished
by the commissioners. unleasi First. , he produces a re- ,
coipt for the payment, wit hittulwo years of a state or
county assessed vgreeably to the comnitution, and give,
satialactory evidence either on his oath or affirmation, or
the oath or affirmation of another, that he has paid such
a tax, or on failure to produc e s a receipt, shall make oath
to the payment thereof; or second. II he claim a right to
vote by being an elector between the'ages of twenty one
' and twenty two years, he shall depose, on oath or a&
mation, that he has resided Within the state at least one
1 year next before his applicattim. and Make such proof
of residence in the district as is reqtered by this act, and
that he does verily believe, from the accounts given him
that he is cif the age aforesaid, and give such other evi
dence as ii required by this act; whereupon the name of
the persons so admitted to vote shall be inserted in the
alpha aeticil list by the inspectors, and a note made op
posite thereto by writing" Pax."—Joe shall be admitted
to vote by reason of having paid t tax.—or the word
"Age" if he shalt btradmitt .W to vote on account of his,
age, and intheir awe the reason of each vote shad he
totted out to the clerks. who shall make the like notes
in the list 01' rotate kepi by, them.
"in all Caste Whore the name of the person claiming:o
vote is not &and on the list furnished by the commission.
ers and assessors. or his right to vote whether found
thereon sir hot, is , objected di by any qualified eititen: it
shall be the duty of the inspectors tet examine such per
see on bath as to hitt qualifications; and if he claims to
have resided With-the state for one year or more, hie oath
shall be sufficient proof thereof, but lie shall Make proof
by at least one Competent Witness, who shall tie a qua.
lified electOr, that ho halt resided within the diitrict for,
more than I ten days next hitnediately preceding said
election, and shall also biniself swear that his bona fide
residence, in partuanee of hie lateral tilling is within the :
district and:that he did cot remove isto said district for
the purpose', of voting therein .
t Every person qualifies as' iferesah/. and who shall
make due proofofrequired,of his residence and payment
of tases,eforesaid. shall be adthitted to vote in the town.
ship, ward',.or district in whiCh be shill reside."
The return judges to meet! it the Court Muse in the
Borough of Orwigsburg, On Friday the 19th day otticue
her, A. D, Watt. ,
GOD ealletirt COSISIONWIRALTII.
PETER iF. LUDWIG; Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwidebotfir II i
September 14,1840. '4, . ,
1
PROCLAMATION. , —Notice le berebY given that a
coun of Common Pleas; for the trial of taitses at
issue, in and for the County of Schuylkill , *ill be held
at Oiwigattang. in the county leressid;tra Monday the
19th day oft October nest.st 0 o'clock the forwr
noon.
ThertfoiC all person* having snits pending:And all
persons whine duty it shall hal to appear at said Coon.
will take cedes and govern themselves aceordinglY.,
PETER F' I..l.lDWlG.Shered:\
Sheri Once ()twigs./
burg. Sept. 28,1839. $ 39
P Punctual auendance is demanded of the Jurors
and Witnesses summoned to'itiend this Court.
Dorte of Thomas, Reibey, eked.
Notice is hereby Rdivenj,
That Letters of Administration on the Estate of
Thomas Reilley. deceased, ! . late of Reading. Berke
county. have been granted to - *Noah Healey, resid
ing at the Falis of uoineerpo Penn
township, Phibidelptda county. and, to rnard Roil
ley. residing' at , Pottsville. coniwprAll per
sons having claims against laid awe, are requested
to present them inimediately fur settlement. end those
indebted to snalte immediate payment - -
11ARRIET REILLLT. - Aim`rs.
sastissi ROLM, Adale*- -
SciPtehibir ' -
• iPOSTSCRI-eT
i 111A8IPLAtND sAng:
Otimore city has gone for Ihe I cocoa by a ,•
knit) , of 195 last year 4R3.
114 Baltimore county we have gat ed 250 as
as heard from.
Cecil county has elected the w ole liar •
ticket for the first time. It'is a clean sweep.
Wo have carried two •of, the fo r delegates
Hartford county. Last year 298 against us.
Q . een Ann county, Dorchester county * and IC
couny also redeemed,
-
INSOLVENT DEBTORS —THE Sul
a pplied to the Judges of the Coun of
of Schuylkill county. for the benefit of thi
of Assembly passed for the relief of lnsol
and that the saM Judges have appoimed
26th day of October next. at 10 o'clock in
at th e jCourt House. in Orwigsburg. for di
and our crednum, when and .Acre the
they think proper.
JAWS DAY
DANIEL K %NIG
WILLIAM RICHARDSON
BENEDICT'SHUBERT
BERNARD WEIGSELB AL
GEORGE MILLER`
OWEN I. OWENS*.
DANIEL YOST
HENRY REINOEHL
LAWRENCE FLEMING)t
CONRAD FASNACKT.
HENRY PUGH,
ROBERT PAYNE,
JACOB LONG.
GEORGE SA RICKS.
DANIEL fiI'INTYRE.
MARTIN M'DERMOT,
BE.VJAMIN SPAYD.
AMUSE' MENDLE.IO:4,
ROBERT PAYNE,
PETER WEISS,
A U. LEWIS.
•,
JOHN K NIE4
WILLIAM JONES,
DANIEL MOSER,
u:Bsus CkIAPMAN.•
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P ,F
ROCLA MA Tlol4.—Wheress the Illanerat
ANNON V. Priest:in; &quire, President of t
several Courts of C 011111309 Pleas of the, Counties.
Dolphin, Lebanon and Schuylkill, in IN insylvanl
and jUstice of the several Courts of Oyer and Te
ner,
and General Jail Delivery, in the laid coin
and nun. D. Leis, Es. and Resent v. p
quire..,, jueges of the Court of Oyer and Terrain
and General Jail Deliver}, for the trial mall rapt
and other offenders, in the said Coign)! of 13chn
kill—by their precepts to me direct, t tested at
wizsburg the feral day of July. 1810, have,ord
a Court of Oyer and Tenninet and General J
Delivery, to be holden et Oruigsbirri, un the la
Monday of October next. (being this loth of la
month) to contour° one week: .
.1
i Dlotice ie therefore) hereby given. to! the Citron
1 the Justices tifthe Peace, and the Conitables of I
said County of Schuylkill, that they are by Mesa
preeePts commanded to ba then and them at 10
clock t t in the forenoon of the said day , with *
rolls, r i ecords , inquisitions. examinations, and all of
er rcrtiembrancesi to do (hose iliiingi. Which to the
offrcea appertain to be done, and all those that a
bound by recognisance, to prosecute against
prison l ers that are; or then shall be in the jail ofsa
coontir of Schuylkill. are M be than ;and there
prosecute them as shall be jest. _
PETER. F. LODWIG t Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Dry's,. i
burg, Oct.. 3, 1840, (
r Gen sae! tit Counonartsxma. '
• N.O.Tne witnesses and Jprors Oho am mini -
ed to attend said Court, are requested to ,serve gar •
tuillti la cameo, non attendance. Me lair tu a ',,
cases Made end proirided. will be enforced. - -Th
notice] is published by particular orders of the C •
those c iconeeracd will therefbregovero Iberian+
inA
accur ingly: ,
,
woirtca is herehit gieeri to all it May cone '
A'll that the foll Owing writ has been 'lssued out : '
the Gurt of Camtinn .Pleas of Schni!kill Ocitia i .
and to me directed to wit f ,
•
tielibylkili.County i iss: .
•• • . The Commonwealth of Pa. to t
'.:., ' Sheriff ot Schuylkill Comity Greek,
fg:..V If John George nu
and David G '
t
• k' .._ 4 0 : ‘,- awilt make you secure of prosieeithr
..„ their claims, then we cennMand yi
~ that you summon by "stood and law $ '
sommocers, Fiebastin Miller; Peer Filbert , J If
StrimPler, John AV: Patton. the Union Gn h Company of Per.nsylvania, end Elizabeth Break '
widow of Daniel Drenkle. deceased; Amos Bstarly
I f
and %laria his wife, late Marie Drenkle, and 'teary
S. Drenkle. Catharine S.. Drenkle, Elizabeth. 8. :
Drenkle. Caroline brentie, and Sarah :Urenkles It
ing minor children of Daniel Drenlas dictum& t e
'mid Amo s Eqeirl being theirleirdian; and Ist '
Weyman and Margaret hie wife, late widow '
Damn) D. B. Keim, Kitten D. B. Reim. Audit
D. B Kenn. Catherine 1); 11. Kenn. being ' Miner
children of bantel D .B Keim deteasfd and Matinee .
Richards bOntifieir (inertly:in, and blievilie fr e t
Aisignee'of the egad Daniel D. B..Keim deeesse ;-
The heirs and legal representativestof Christian
deceased, to wit, JoSn f.ey, Christian Lay. Willis '
Stroh and Elisabeth We wife, Henry Zimmerm -
and Mary his wife. Anginal], Holmes and' Sir
his wife, William Ley. The children o f Nicht, I
Kutsiniller who wits intermarried with one nf t -
daughters of Christian Ley deceased, now else .',
ceased, to wit : 'pooh Kutsmiller„ Daniel greeted
fir, Sarah Kutsmiller. John Kosmiller Isaac Kat .
miller. The childrekot .--. Saiith who Was al
married to one of dirdaughters of Christian
deed. now also dee'd. to wit: Getup Smithy /Oh '
Smith, Shay Smith. 'Elisabeth Rebeeen :Smith a '
Sarah Smith end John Meyers end Sarah :its wi Ir .
who was the 'widow of the said Christisklicy, dd.:.
ceased. late of yairt enonty,,in that they , tie end It
peer before our Judges at grwigsbnig , at oat Con
of Common Pleas there gibe held'on Monday nut
preeeedini the fait Monday of tictoberneit.tb sheet
wherefore whereas John Georgia and David Grooli:.
weld, Plaintiffs. and the said defendantiabovinanwit,
together. an undivided dO hold abut-:134 Annte . eif
ground wit/. ittielippertenanees t sitiiali iii tie ro w.
ship of Pine Grove in the Counly:'of, & ar '
boy
bounden by landa'of now Or late &bur Hitsts:l
cob Hoover and others , being on the Union Canal '
ii
the town of Pine Grote, and known by.ths noireif,
Forge pmnerth they the said defendants; partit '
thereof bet Ween theme Ik6iolifing to ifie, laiti din
customs of the taiiimonwealth of Pentiaylviinliti '
be made, do contradict. nd 'the Isitie to bis done,
not permit tnijulitl , y ind,ecintrafy fa.thojamik hi ,
ill
acid customs . &c. • i iiiid hate you then.thettiwa
of :hose sinbiliollert bra this Writ. - '
Witness th e Honorable A. V. Parsons Provid es'
of out said Conn. at Orwigsburgethe 29th day
Austisti A. 0.'1640. , • - ' • ,
• ,PETE R F. LU)WIG Sheriff.
.Sheriff a OfSee.Orniphliffb i
bepternber Sift; 1840 , (
, •
The slt4rtatik of 1 SO.
The Joan els albs Simatiand Home of .Repr
tittives of the State ;of . Penuaylvanii. or 1540. atni
pekage for the scliool Directors of,thl several schen
Districts of the connty of Schnhill. containieg'
,aidev. a copy •of the report of t he Common &boo
'and school directont i a blank form foi ice` annual
pOrt,cf the Directors. have been received at the
mnisioners race. and will open - application' *TA
entitled to them. be, delivered.
Canimissioner'saii;e. C. ..'IID4BRIZ/4t;t C zt
OrwipbargSept:l9.lll(o. •
•
5 Dollars. Reward.
STRAYED AWAY from the subscriber on tin
.27th of Aoguat, t Mack COW, with a whit'
lace, two holes In her burrs, and a slit in One Sim
Whoever will return the said COW to Robert Rol
leo ;Vloant Ling!age, sill 'receive the. stiemi
j ARCIIID %T.D . PaDqll.
ceptwor. . ,
rtbeis halve
}:otenton Plat, •
:several Acts
lvent Debtors.
I Monday t
the tbrermao,
beariolfor as
tniy alma it
102 E
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