--- Wastitts.T 6 Ae r a specimen ollli temper.' prevail. ing atnong ourCa ;Wien neighbe Fs we give the fallowing from the Montreal fietllld. It Telatea to the tumultuous , lir ceedinla'at: Ldekport l fit the at lair of Mc Geod:', Such beltaiior ail this to British ituhjerdL is real. •_• ly carrying the kik° too far, a n d Amerlans mar lye find that fortte4rance has . is roper limit, when they see their twitter cities i as res. as ?hey will , I assuredly do if thi continue t air adearier. The merman governs tent tnust, lik every 'other; be sf; menable, to Ike • law of nations and thi3 time is ~ uW about gone by. when the dis }hat and dis. onest plea will he recognised, hat the general ..:-•::" , velment is' moll liableblor the cilrence committed " A individual States. • 1 1 !• , '''ii.,Thit United States at present - Illitaordinary spectaWe.of a living :‘4,5:* eel; of person f ind of proiteri oil l w man mankind, ~t,4 The Toronto P4triut sounds " ,Mi74ot a- louder strata"—in the • i f .A, it: 1 . T, .8 We hear n mention iif ire. Famine and z, laughter reignin over their - m rttime frontier— ,':-,:: Ompretsition of he possibility o the bombard ment -- r i'Ae New York, Be ton, or Balhmalre, by the unrival. 77 jed Navy of England assisted by herimmense Stearn ;a:i7;Marine : no glimpse abut nT" g cies and massacred -.:,.-ithousaridshatint he eyes elf toe e lightened Amen. ":..7- z?.:7llcan. Alas! the trospectionloN \ few years would ;•-.. have added to his dream the rneniarel , phantoms of ::; a blazing metropnlip flinging its red light over the waters of the Pot mac, and successive armies fond. ,':, ly equipped for c nquest, hur,rying back in dismay and defeat from the free &quits of the i royal Cana. "•••" diens." 1 t',;,- ,_ A Niooxri ST wr.—Thisfis about the best of the nigger stories. th t are going the rounds. We pre some the N. 0. Pickayune ust'father it. Ili COMING THE D LICATZ—We Saw a couple of yel low darkies on S .ii'day. a stout boy and his sweet ii icart, and the .vily they tortUred the Queen's Eng. ah would have ivenk Dr. J,ulintion the hyste:ies. 7 hey were returUing from church, and as we passed F:c• them the 'fair nigger," who' was resting languish. J%•! inglv upon Samlo's arm, exclaimed : (. -; ' Dar! look; dis berril ossif what de pole ~• : man distracted op of my teef' ;!: . Whoo ! you losn't say act :Vila -•-• $ Yes. but I d.ierclhouglril 1 ',Poor ting ! didn't de operatiot mon bcruciation I?' . I I 1 ,"•' : . , 1 ' Not berry. Lolly feinted 1r !: .t. doctor gib me ciin fi re - and' ( j oie: 1 ;Y:- . :( hab any oh your ! teef sacrafiaed, I -.'': ' Yes, dear. seiieral.' • I ':•„ , i ' And didn't y R u swoon like II :- ..Neher, de fo" time. 1 ! ~ - L. . . . pats bekosylou belongs ;to xIE! was soft like I i y‘ti would hal 1 : .0, Migti Ros et ta. 1 belieVe y ±.„'.;! _When I comes to distract yOur my hard disabiOes, den I !mak _.;! *ions. But if yniell allow Ile do ~... ob presenting dip boelfay to yr 1 ;•::;'` painful subject on which We's t ; more lubly teamir • ! . • :,- • We came off then. I • i , : I ... . .. A DREADFUL DEED .— The Ilallimure itepumican states that on Saitirday last; a Molatto woman was nearly burnt to d eath in. lim i t sink of pollution and misery, called L.( Alley, in.he Mar of south Freder. ick et. The account whicl the y wretched sufferer gives of the occUrrence is,l that she was asleep at the time, and that a negro woman, one of the, in.. mates of the same Miserablixahode, platA a quanti ty of shaviags bereath her elothes and then pct them on fire. thds literally roastirig the poor creature a. live. The wretched woman presented a sight the moat revolting, th flesh litrally dropping from her . I bones. I , RijA 1 181 u U. On Wednesday morning i last. y the Rev. A. Jar dine. Mr. Joel P. OFFEIMAISI. of Pottsville. to LortiiA, tlatrghtfr of E. Werne, 'Esq. of Port Carbon. 1 ! I On the 13th rnst. by tbe Reit. Jos,eph ,MeCool. Mr. GFORGE Wlilt•N, to Miss MART E/RNST, both of P.reitlensburg, Schuylkill county. • At Tamaqua. on the 1 Ith int!. Jostrn, only sot of John N. and Lydia peece—aged 2 years, 5 trionthe,iind 6 days On the 16th inst. nt (Tamaqua, Mawr JA E, &tighter of end Sara!' Fraidtlin—aged 1 year 2 months and 2 days. = • inmormst.Ture tocivrir. TVRADAT . EVEVING, 'Fehr r v 23d. I Nth a Poeti , • cal Dissertation, by JEROME K. BOY ER. The Ladies of Pottsville tirticularly, and all friends of learning and free dts-em+sion, are invited to attend the meeting's oftis §ociettt, which will hereafter be held on Mr.. AY instead of THURSDAY evenings, at the Academv THOMAS Di PITMAN Secreiery February 2f./th, ~~; :National Light Infantry, • ipAR ADE on Monday, 29. d day or February at 10 o'clork, A. M. at the Armory. By Command. CHAS. R (CHARDS. Firat Sergeant. Feb 20. 8-1 NEW GOOPS. -I , WHE - subveriber lias prat returned From Philadel ii phia with an elegant 'supply of fashionable Blue, Black, and frivisib,le Green Clothe, Sattinetta, Cassimeres, Cords; White Bealierteens, Elegant Gilt Buttons,latest fashion, .Vestisige, 4.c.. 4.c. All of which will be disposed of at loiver rates than 'Wiley can be purchased els6where. :The subscriber being determined tb merit a por. tioh of patronage, respectfully solicits the public to give him a call. ItrUnited States Bank !Notes will be taken at par for back dues, and in payinent for goods. JAMES McALARNEY, 8-3 CM Peb 20, Safety Fuse. 1,; AL FRESH supply of Skfety Fuse, just recieved 4 -31 - and for sale by. • B. BANNAN. February I' ',: Wanted, Joey a Young man, thiiroughly acquainted With -m-AP Bookkeeping by do uble l or single entry, and • who can produce unexceptionable refCrence. A sit. nation in _some respectable Mercantile Muse, as Clerk-or Salesman, or any other business adapted to;oecupy the attention' Int the Advertiser, employ :;ment being his object. IJe wo Id have no objection te. r go South or West, being crptainted with the t; - 1.! SO,,thern Trade. A Imeladdre red to S. J. M. and left at this Office, Stating where an - interview .may be •` had will meet with prompt atte lion. _T; February 20th, Store and 'kave TO A L E T HAT excellent Tavern an 4 .! Valley Rail Road, about . ' Carbon, which has been r;lcctip tholast twelve years, will be April next. For terms aimly t ,k.:I:IWAR 8--3L*l' Feb. 20th. Piano iFo THE subscriber has just received. from Europe 20 Piano Fortes of tho very best quality, with metalie Plates, which hel guarantees. He will dis pose of them at a very reasonable price. Sectind handed Pianos he will take in exchange for new ones. - I ' L HEITZMAII. heading. Feb. 6th, f6-3teow resent a Moat ex• bet on freedom of , —a disgrace, to louder, yet and orda following to s Roselda.' n gib you uncom free limes, and de me lee. . You cber Samba?' did hard see. If you . fainted shwa. vi 'peaks de truf.• oft tesole:nees wid stravagant spree. soliciOus, [pleasure at. we'll block de leen talking for a EMI DIED; n Stand , . Dissolution. ' 4 'VIM firm of Shelly & Ruch, was dissolver' on 11 .7the.Ist inst. by mutual consent. Persons hay. ing claims, and all indebted to the late firm, are re. questecito call On the subscriber, whci is authorited to settle the seine. . O'CONNOR. ' February 6. Pottsville. Store Stand in the [0 yards above Port ell as a Tavern, for 'sed from the first of =I , • hart, ales Court sale off'. IN EU S V-1 , 1•16E • pit op ElVl'le• ! BY ARIJURNM ENT. I Pursuant:to an order of the Orphan'. Cond i r. F.: Suliscrieer; - exemitnr of the hat , Will and Testinient of Ilenry Christ. late of Millersville* deteaved, +lt expose by Public Vendoe on Sat urday the 21111) dayor Audi next. at 10 ?clock A. M. at the Him:tent' 'tliehael Mortimer. in .Pottivilte. All that Certain moiety or one undivided Italia li Certain, LOT OF GROUND. , . situate in the Borough ntMinersville. No. 1.& mark ed in the Phin of the, said Borough. being 100 fet . t in Front; on Main Street 80 feet in Depth and 120 feet in the rear. The improvement are a large: Two„Sto - - asX,T . : ry Frame Tavern (loner, now occupied fi" .• •" ••-- as such, by Charles Taylor, with large - 2 L- - = land „_itimmodions Stabling • attached. ,Iso a two Story Frame House, now occupied as a Store and Dwelling', This property i so well known by the public, that any remarks as to its superior location as a Business stand, is unnecessary. Also at the same time and place. a certain LOT OF GROUN D, sitprite in Gco• Putterson's Addition to Minersville, bounded by !midair& Blair MeCleni gan, Esq. by the Rail road in the front, by other lands of Geo. Patterson on the South, and by the West Pranc Ir. in tbe rear. The improvements are a Two Stt,ry Frame Dwelling House, late the estate of said deceased. ' ConditioPs of Sale made known at the time and place. S. SILLYMAN, Executor. ' By order of the Court. JACOB KREBS, Clerk. 8-4 Feb 20, N. B. Tlie Sheriff of Schuylkill County will otTlr the other half of the Store and Tavern Stand, at the same time and place, which will enable the purcha ser to purchase the whole property. BRADY'S HOTEL, Danville, Columbia Co., Pa. roan E subscriber respectfully informs the public 11. that he has removed trom the town of Catta. wissa to Danville:, and that he has purchased in ,that phial the large and commodious (I ..1: • BRICK HOUSE , Iv +ululate on the corner of Mill and Water streets, apposite the court-house, which 'fie has fit tcd up by the erection of additional Doildings and exterv•ive siabling,:l'or the enierliaininetil of trllVtl lens and vintors. De hi row prepared to accom , . d a te e li w:ho may lavor him with a call. and he would st3t4 that mithing in his power shall he felt undone to render .his edistogiers comfortable and happy while under his cure. Ili+ se c on i m . r d a ii,,„„ are ample.ann 11.srrionts furnished in modern style. and the oropriptor is doternoned that his establish ment shall' sustain and keep up with the growing reputation l and importance of the town in which it is located,., II IS TABLE Will he supplied with every luxury, of the season. aid the best and choicest variety the market can afford:, HIS BAR wilLbe stored with all the best articles thntcon be furnished by our cities, and the whole dill he. suelt rotto give satisfaction to every one. Well knowing that an enlightened public will.al ways judge for themselves, he teela confident that they 'will favor hirin with his patronage. SAMUEL A. BRADY. F. 4 v. 6 7- . otite. E Partnership fortortly *Ming betwelsn Rnh • et t Grant: J . Carrot & John W. Lawton under the firm of Grant. i'Arrol. k Co was dis.mlved on the 28th December last by il.e deres,e of R. M. Grant. Thn outstandinz affairs of the concern will he settled be. the survirttle zlirtners, who will for the irre,tent continue the business on their own account tinder the carne firm. February ; 13t:1, 7-61 United States Bank Notes, nECEI' VED pl par for Goads, or in payment of Dublit due the imbra•riherri. MILLER. & lIAGGERTY. Febr3aryl3th, 7 lIE ;undepogried Assignees of ibzzird & A- off•r at private sale the whole or greo 'er part of the store pods lately belonging to said form The at4'ck con•tsts of a general usanrtment of Dry Goods, Giocenes, Liquors, Ilardware, and Queens ware. The person porehasing acid stock nr the greater part thereof, will he entitled to a lease on the prep. ent store Ptand winch is the most eligible in the Bor ough of Pottsvill4. Ttre stock will be sold very low and payment made euty. Applications le be made to F. %V. HUG H F.St, nr GEO. C. YN [COOP. As.te:nces 7-6 t February , 131 h, Medicines. - Dr. Evan's celebrated camomile Pills. Dr. Iltint`o Ihtanic Pills. Dr.Gonde's Female Domestic Pills. Dr. Eisn's SOothing Syrup for children Teeth ing. Alen. Swains Panacea Sr..Vermiloge by the Dozen or single Bottle for sale by. Februilry Administrator's Notice. LET.FERs of administration on the astute of Daniel Nuilemacher, late of the Borough of Pottsville Schuylkill county, deceased, having been granted to the Subscriber, all persons indebted to the estate of the said deceased, are requested to make 'piyment to the subscriber, and all persons having Claims or demands, against the estate of the said Daniel Nunemachor, are hereby requested to present them at the office of Jacob Reed Esq..on the last Satitrday in, February inst. and the first Satur- day in March next. • SAMUEL HEFFNER. Administrator. 7-6 t Februari 13th, Mechanicls Lien. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY SS • Mark Mellon lii the Court of 4 . 1 08 , I Cominon Pleas of • Jae. W. ..tchenck, county, ;' reputed owner & Ito the Term of contractor. I March 1841. No. J 29. NOTICE is hereby given in all claimants and 4 : ll : . others, interested in a certain Chute and Screen on 3 lot ' ln Schuylkill Haven. being the SJiitheastes• ly half ot the Lot. marked in the plan of the said town by:Samiiel H. Knees. ,Engineer, number four teen; bounded Snutheastwardly by Loi. N0.•15, South. westerly by Brciadway. Northwesterly by the other hailer said Lot No. 14. and Vorthcastwardly by the river Schuylkill:: That a Shire Faeias bas been is sued mil the Mechanic's Lien, entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County, in the above stated case, and will be returned to March Term of said - Court. J. G. WOOLISON, She r iff. I Sheriff's Of fi ce, - Orwigsburg, February 6th, A. D. IE4I. 8-3 L■ JOHN RUCH informs his friends. and the pub• lic that he continues the; buqinese at the old stand. where he would be thankful for their patronage. Farm i to be Let. Fr be o let, a: arm ately occupied, by Frederick •IL Beckman, near - the Old Buli'e Head, on the Minersville Road, two auks from Pottsville. Ap. PIY ID ' 1 G. W. FARQUHAR. October 10, i ,; 41— 1 t Milli For Sale. B. BANNAN. 7- JOllll RUCH; t- lIMMII Groceries, Oil, ,Alef.4en,' F,O it.SAL . Tiff subscriber wilt sell at the lowest ratetAir cash or: crial,.the Mowing articles . 200 Barrels superior Albany Ale,:• - , • 20 Bags Rio Coffee. IQ do Lagnira Cr; fee, sub Gallons Sugar House Molasses. 800 do New Orleans- do flarrel;i Currants, 20 Barrels Sugar, 500 Gallons Sperm and Common Oil, 53 Boxes Digby Herring, • 50 Reams ffiraw Paper. 23 gaps Raisins, and 23 Casks Cheese. The above articles are of a superior quality., and well worthy the attention-,of merchants and others. They will he sold at Philadelphia prices, freight ad ded. Apply to Clemens & Parvin, or the subscri. ber. February, 6 A Male Teacher Wanted. PROPOSALS will be received by the Directors of the Public Schools in the Borough of Tama. qua, until the 22d inst. to teach the male School. The branches to be taught, are a Wain English ed tication. Persons applying, will be required to pto• duce the necessary reecommendations. as to ahility and character—proposals addressed to fho subseri. bet post paid, will be duly attended to JOHN FRANKLIN, President of the Board of Directors. F .rusty 6, 6 . Administrator's Notice. "LETTERS of administration on tile—estate or "Robert B milord. late of the town Of Port Car bon. Schuylkill county, deceased, having been gran ted to the subscriber, all persor.s indebted to the es tate of thc paid deceased, are requested to make payment to the subscriber, and all persona having claims or demands against the estate of the said Robert Bamford, are hereby requested I. make known the Lame to him without delay. ARTHUR McGONAGLE, Adminipuntor, 6-6 February,fi Stray Mare. STRAYED away flow the °eyriesburg LondinE nn Saturday night lat.t. a B%Y MARE, with %addle and Bridle, with a white root on her foro head', and a lone F 1 u;iich tail. Whoever will return ,said 'mare to Mr. Edward (realrinor. nr give him information where he can get her again he reacinnhly rewarded. port villa J3ll. Gth, 6-301 ' TUE All I'IS I'S AND MECHANICS' REPOSITORY, AND IT MAN'S INFORMANT; viMDR ACING Chemistry. Abstracts of Electric ity. Galvanism, Magnetism, Mechanics, Neu. manes, Op' ieg. and Astronomy. ALSO. Mechanical Exercises in Iron, F teel, Lead. Zinc, Copper anti Tin, Soidering , with a Descrip tion of the SLIDE RULE. Da d. finitions add examples illngiratine every manner of its use, which is uppli. cat.te to every mode of measurement, and to all Me clittnical Pow( re. /PO. a cariety of useful Receipts, extending to every prnfessinn and occupation in life. and embra eine practical s..trieirts; the troika part tieing orie. trial and the remainder selections from the hest au thornier.. In addition to which Miscellanies is a valuable collection of Practical Receipta in Dyeing Silk, Won:len. Cowin. and Oat het. by JAMES PILE MIXON. Just received and fin vale by B. BANN AN. January 30, 5 Tillie and Order Books. _TUST Pritiled, Time and Order Books of the 'LP most approved form, and for sale by B. BANNAN. January 311th, 5 . Mechanic's Lien. SCHUYLKII,L COUNTY, SS. /,vg Mark %lento', 1 In the court of na I Common Pleas of John Chum inn, lk Coon Pt( 'li miner and Con. ftv. to the 'ferin of l ir tractor. I March, 1841 No. j f.)B oTicE is hereby given to all claimants to. and Al' others interested in a Two 3tritv Brick dwelling (louse, situate, in the town of Schuylkill Haven. fronting on Front Street, nearly nopmite Thomas Mannon's Tavern : that a Sctre Facial has been is. sired on the Mechanic's Lien. entered in the Court of Common Pleas of SCII I / 1 1kill traitor. in the above stated ease, and will be returned to March Term of said court. 7„ G. WOOLISON, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Ore igribtat, February Gth. A. D. 1841. ( 6-4 t Administrator's Notice. LE'T'TERS of Administration on the estate of Rollert Montgomery Grant, late of the Birough of Pottaille, (Merchant) deceased, having been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to the estate of the said deceased, are hereby requested to make payment to the subscriber, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said Robert M Grant, are hereby requested to make known the same to him without delay. R. WOODSIDE, Administrator. 6-4 t February 6, NEW GOODS. rylllE subscriber hat again received a fresh and -IL general assortment of FALL 4. WINTER GOODS, consisting in part of Broad Brown and pilot Cloths medium and fine qualities, tow priced; Cassimers Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Canton Flannels Checks, English and French Merino, Ves'ings, Hosiery, Calicoes, Shawls, Umbrellas, Stocks, Bleached and Unbleac)ted Muslins, Ticking, &e. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES Viz: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Black,Green and lm perial Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles,Chocolate, Rats ins, Sperm and Whale Oil, tif Sugar, Rice Cheese, &c For those who wish to avail themselves of the opportunity to purchase at extremely /ow rates, a visit would be sufficient. The advantageous terms on which they wete pachascd, will enable him to dispose of them as reasor.able as can be purchased in a similar establishment in this section of country. All who mar be disposed to honor him with a visit, will find sufficient proof oft he accuracy of the above statement and will .no doubt be readily suited in quantity, quality and price. GEO. W. SLATER.. 50— December 12. Union Rail Road and Mining Company. NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election will 4 .‘ be field on Saturday the 27th day of February, 1841. at the house of Matthew Wilson, in the bo. rough of Harrisbure,d)aephin County,Pennsylva. nia. to choose from the Stockholders oft,* Union Rail Road and Mining Company. seven Directors to manage the business of the said Company for one year. 6-4 t JAMES PEACOCK. President of the Union Rail Road and Jan. 23. 4 -6 Mining Company. For Sale or to Rent. ritHE substantial. Two Story ,Stone HOUSE in Morrie' Addition to. Pottsville, now occupied by the subscriber, is For Salo on reasonable terms. It will be Let to a good tenant if not sold before the lOth of February next.or may be rented jointly by two small Families from the Ist of April next. ' -JOHN M. CROSLAND. Jan 23 4—tf Agent. Gen. Harrison. APamphlet of 48 pages, entitled the civil servi— ces of Gen., Harrison, President elect, pricel cents, jug received and for sale by ' B. BANNAN. December 26. ' , .'-' - ri . iiii.i*ll:./..;4 : ',4,*; - #:.#*::.... : , : ,..:: 1 -‘. JAMES DOWNEY. 6-3mo' (Sri " .STATEMONT • • ;. _ or -tis r Rectirrei AND . EX!EN:DITUREEI , couxTr.or ' Fos , the yelik 1840. JACOB fIUNTZING Cl 4; rfeasurq; of Schuylkill County, in amtqint with the Commis siporra of the said Mindy from the eighth Si of J.inuary. 1810, to the arena dot of January, 181 both days DU. To balance remain in! in the Treasury as per last sett letnret. 81815 95 To cash received of the Collectors of the different Township as stated below, viz: IVorunicm. Phil - Dreher. Jr. 1831.-8150 Ross Bull 1837.... 1 Wm. B. !lull. 1E38. MO- Lewis Heilner, 1839.... 287 (, Flowarti Collahan, 1839.... 500 Edward Collahan, 1810—.1200 —82,488 00 1831.... 16 46 in jail 1837.... 29 50 some 1837 ... ;EA 86 same 1838.... 220 1839.... 270 99 . in fag 1840.... 495 —51.217 81 Lennart] Moyer, Jacob It eisler„ P. Bensinger. Jr. Jacob :chock, Michael Gerber, Stephen Ringer, Union. 1834.... 115 1837.... 115 1838.... 162 23 1839.... 261 1810.... 255 -- Barry. 1836.... 70 39 , 1838. 3575 1839.... 141 32 -- Pinegrove, Ma k Bit ler, Jacob Zimmerman. Peter Blank. Daniel 1 indermuth, John Briesh, Jonathan Yarnell. • Elijah Yarnell. Andrew H. Wilson, ' 1816.... 75 27 1837... 308 12 1839.. i. 599 10 1840..:. 906 37 -- Manhtifil. 1837.. 1 190 1834.. L. 775e50 1839..'. 886 70 1240. j.. 800 -- Michael Huber, Peter Filbert, Martin Koons, Jacob Sell noke. Prederirk Freed Philip Bo%er Abraham Bar.olet Ludwig Berger, Rush. Aaron Boughner, 1837.. 1 . 34 '72 G. Neifert Lindner, 1838..1. 143 40 lleorge Faust, 1839.. L. 155 Jacob hlessersmi:h, 1840..x.e1& Upper Maharitango. Jacob Buffington 1837. A. 5 80 Samuel Fetherolf 93 06 l'eter Klock 1839..:. 188 05 George liepler 1840— 580 Lower .11 , 114 'tango. J7B 62 1610.:,.. 533 -- Philip Osman Philip Reed OrwiEsbiirg. Mirhael 5e1 . 7.1r 1838 . 149 55 snlnmon Lebenenod 18:19.T.. If 5 Ferdinand K realer 1810.:.. 480 57 Pot lsviqe. 1838. i 18:19.. 1840 Wm C Leib. Jacob Seitin7er, Daniel 11. Leib, John Horning David Ilunter John N. Speice West Brunswig. 18 .. 529 19 1839. 1 . 440 1810.... 838 Wayne. Ingeoh Furtig 1838 ... 264 74 Adam Brown 1839.... 316 06 l'eter Kum 18W.... 900 Wm; .1 Mayer, Wm. Wagner, Wm. Matz, Sannel Zimmertmn Iscob Maniz Joel Yount Samuel Kauffman East Brut:swig. George B rakes 18 - 9. .. 586 Henry Sassemen 1810.... 471 CAI received for tnxes on Unseated lands 3588 04 Do for redeem.d do 1650 61 Do for Unseated Lan -s sold at Treasurer's sale in 1410. lases and costs $ 1143 02 Cash receited of Charles Ynd. r fora watch 4 • Do of Lewis Stone for tent , 48 62 Do ofJohn Madison 14 1 rent 32 50 1)o of Daniel Royer fot lime . 12 Do of Dent, Ege for sand ' 511 Do John Brother for lime 25 Do Patrick Carrigan for costs 14 28 Do Jim', Snyder ror oil 2 56 Do Edward Conner for oil and paint 183 Do Jacob Chins nger for 010 boards 250 Do Jacob Read for sundry fines 12 08 Do P. E. Ludwig. Esq, Sheriff. fines and verdicts collected by him. $ 144 58 Do George Rah,. Esq. Proth'y. f for verdicts collected by lion - $ 12 00 Do George Rahn. Esq. Proth'y money remaining in his hands from last 59 15 rear's settlement, with interest, 841,Jan. 7—To balance remaining in the handsel(' Edward Iluntitinger, Jr. 10,489 88 Treasurer. By cash paid on orders drawn by the Commissioners, as follows, viz: Grand Petit and Traverse Jurors and Constables. Road Jurors and Bridge Viewers. Coroner and Jurors Al Assessors wages, Premium and Justice? fees for scalps, 20 volumes of Election Laws of Pa. Interest on moneys loaned, Three Bondi, & interest, paid m full. Constables making quarterly returns and mileage. John Hughes, for building, a Bridge over the Swatara. Jacob Faust, on account of building bridge over the West Branch, Auditors for settling accounts of 1839 Teaching Poor children, Screw press for Prothonotary's office. Convicts in Eastern penitentiary, Commissioners g. surveyor to divide / Lower Mabantango township. Sheriff Wooliston, conveying convicts Sheriffs costs and damages in a suit. Directors of the Poor and House of Employment, Prosecuting Attorney's fees, Charles Yoder, attendance to Court / 'House Clock, Wm. B. Ports. Treasurer of Orwigs burg Academy, Costs in hehalfof Commonwealth Judges and officers of elections. Sunervisties Road Tax on Unseated Lands, Costs on goo %Varranto in the case of Leib, vs. Verne, Printing and stationary. Stmianary for public offices. Audenried. prorhonotary's fees, Wm. Frailly, for stores,pipe, &c. ' for / public offices, Making Ballot-hoses. Carpenters' work 4. painting public of- / fices, Taxes refunded, George Delbert. for apprehending a lions thief and conveying him to Or wigsburgjail. Frederick Hesser. for 47 days attend ance as Court-crier. Franklin, Dreher. fur painting signs for public offic.s, Postage forthe use of the county Repairing blinds for public offices, liaise Thompson for making Coffin, Making Index for pmtley's. docket, Work and materials flit building fire proofirault for Commissioners office $ Fuel for publO offices. • Materials and work done to county / Prison. - Smith work for prisoners. Books, stationary mid sundry mer chandise for public officts*. county • prison. Jacob Krebs, for recording' old wills and documents remaining in the Recorder's office for yews past.. John Bataan: counsel for 1839. Christian lauderbnan,Commissioner's clerk for NW. A.J. Iliakamah sus dark. in Jun in full 908 23 In full 248 46 in full same 1.888 86 2.652 20 in full same 543 12 in PI ram, mine 866 91 711 V in full 783 13 150 700 RICO 2,930 00 Tumagita. 1838.... 150 1839. 4 .. 93 28 1810..:. 110 356 ZS 1.807 19 in fn 1 1,480 810 West Penn 1839.... 1810•••• :In7 fal 1,058 00 Branch. 1839.... 50 1840.... 1050 - 1,100 00 - 1,057 00 $31,2.52 83 C It• $2093.10 197 25 307 81 276 55 212 20 2411 90 1529 98 100 300 22 50 48 42 40 526 22 5000 93 331 15 791 38 x"1750 ' 368 45 67 75 10 14 ESE , litmean for 3 'mouths attemfing hihtd.ngs. S 39 75 Peteriredi fora months intending 1325 Seiliogetecrmmiesinner's wages. 117 50 Edward Conner; ' Sti'.o 93 George,Beyei,„ •-' .19 50 . Ifulltait ger. jr. treasurer's salary 80 Paid treasurer for selling '227 tractel Uri , ieateil Lands, including the., Prothontrara's Fees for acknowl- I edging. deed., for *hied cost the County is credited. Sehenr for 241 fans coal for jail. • 52 20 Peid Sheriff John -G. Woolisou tot lort.irding prtihneirs.B9 35 George Rahn. prothonotary'. ter!. fie. in 511 PF. Ludo - rig. thetiffs and jailor's fees '7Bl 32i By halanre rettlaihins ih the hands oft ;nob Uuntsingd.jt. treasurer. leisp 68 $31,252 83 STATE at E Of the Balaneg due by - the different Conedors as follows, eiz Union. Mark Dieter 1834 $66 56 J. Zimmerman 1837 75 85 D. Lindermutb 1839 159 74 John Briesh 1840 261 97 664 09 Manheint. Frederick Freed 1837 174 75 Philip Boyer 1838 151 05 Abraham Bertalet 1839 915 16 Ludwig, Berger 1840 1859 08— 3090 04 Pottsville. Wm. C. Leib 1838 162 42 Jacob Selizineer 1839 602 77 Daniel U. Leib 1840 652 46 1417 65 Wayne. Joseph Fertig 1838 214 20 Peter Kutz 1840 391 93 606 13 Ba. Elijah Yarnell 1838 344 12' A. H. Wilson, 1839 305 52 Wm. Stevenson 1840 547 04— 1196 68 East flrunswzp. • 1839 97 73 /840 498 96 George Banker, Henry Sasseman West Rev smirk. 1A39 156 60 1840 439 10— 595 70 Wm. li agner Wu]. Matz Marlin Koons Jacob Schnoko Norwegian. Wm. B. Hull 1838 472 45 Edward Callahan 1899 732 65 Edward Callahan 1840 1252 12— 2158 22 ! Schuylkill. 18:hi 110 01 1840 493.51 Jacob Shock Stephen Ringer S. Zimmerman Jucub Nlanta Tamaqua 1836 1810 Or triasburg. 11439 Bra hcb, Joel Vlllint 1839 1473 30 Samuel Kauffman 1840 1109 98— 2583 28 David Itimirt Jutin N. Speico S. Leben good Louver 11Wantons). 1839 753 15 1840 605 41— 1358 56 Philip Osman `Philip Reed, George Faust J. Al essersmith. in fu/I Upper Alahantango, George lleppler 1840 Ntisville. Daniel Chripiian 1834 291 89 Dottie! Christian' 1835 -795 51— STATE %I ENT. Oj One asandtng Debts due the County, as riz : Minds attains!. Abraham and John Pott to secure the balanre of Ross 1,200 00 Bull's duplicate for 1837, of Nor. wegian township. J Judgment alainst (fencer and Se. ) ligman; being a balance cif L. 1 00 leilner's dimliente of Norwegian township for 1835 Balance remaining against sundry Colleetors unsettled, 1269 08 Jacob Zeigenfuss, balance on 'for. t felted recognizance, Notes against persons for costs, &c. fletijaminPott, Esq late a Commis-) stoner of Seim) (kill County, for money drawn on order No. 264 ). 13.5 00 in the year 1839, more than he I was entitled to receive. To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Com neon Plena of Schuylkill County: We, the subseribcrs, Auditors of the coukty of Schuy hill, respectfully ao report—that they have audited and adjusted the accounts of the Commis• stoners and Treasurer of the county, end submit the foregoing statement tut the result of their exam inations, from which it appears that there is a bal ance due the county, remaining in the hands of J. Huntzinger, Jr. Treasurer, amounting to the sum of Ten thousand four hundred, and eighty.nine dol lars and sixty eight cents. 'Witness our heads this 7th day of January, A. D PETER KUTZ, J. IL DOWNING, WSI. B. HULL, Auditc ra. 4 January 23, 91 69 Cheap Ready _Made Winter Clothing. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE advertisers have on hand and will sell. very eheapfor caste. Super double milled English Beaver Cloth Over. coats full 'trimed $lB to 20. Doubleitnilled Frock Coats, made in the beststyli3 from $l6 to 18 Heavy English Pilot Cloth Over Coats, 12 to 16 do do Frock do 10 to 1.4 67 37 58 15 do Harrington Cloth Over Cuats, 7to 8 Blue Black and fancy colored Dress Coats. 10 to 14 S do do do Extra superfine west of Eng nlad Cloth Dress Cciats, , 014 to 18 uperfine Blue Black and fancy cidoredCassimera Pants, 07 to 8 Superfine do do Buckskin Cassimer sto 6 do , Satinet ,, Pants, 4to 5 Heavy; lined Satinet Pants, 26 to 3 First quality Satinet Roundabouts, 4 to 4i do do Cloth do 6 to 7i do do Fustian hunting Coats 6i Fine Kentucky Jean Coats. 56 Heavy ljecoe Silk Velvet Vests, 5 to 6 Superfine English Ilik. Blue 111 k. fancy cut Silk Velvet Yestri, $46 to 5i Fine English boiled Satin Vests, 3 to 4 Heavy double backed Woolen Velvet Vests 36 to 4i Superfine 11:urt and 111 k. Cassimere do 3to 36 Fine double Breast Sattinet Vest, 2 to 26 Valentin anu Woolen Velvet do 16 to 2 13 50 41 04 6 66 23 56 172 81 EU A general assortment of superfine Lambs wool Shirts arid Drawers, fine Linnen and Muslin Shirts &c , ',Cotton and Canton flannel under Shirts and Prawersi heavy Marino Shirts 4.c. Hoisery, heavy Germantown Woollen Hove and half hose, fine white Ccitton and heavy Lambs wool hose.superfine full trimed Satin' and Bombazine 'Stocks. extra French Merino and hair cord Scharf. and Scharf Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirt Bosoms, Collars &c.l Also. la large and handsome assortment of super. i; fine Welt of England Cloths and Ca•simeres, and a small quantity of well selected French Cloths. a. mongol ;which aro a variety of Diamond Beaver Cloths fOr Over Coats of different shades and finish. Also heavy domestic Diamond Bear Cloths. Those who pay, Cash may boy bargains of LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR. Woollen Dealers and Tailors, corner of Centre and 340antango Sires% Notteinbat 88; 48.. 11 • •-• 9 50 1 94 1 75 2 75 282 89 117 53 13 5 03 119 83 IRE 450 n lb 741 12 596 69 Pi ow rove. 1839 153 02 1840 470 76 623 78 CO3 52 West Penn. 1839 ,171 16 1840 236 78— 410 94 63 03 80 30- 143 47 121 97 Rush. ]839. IPB P 4 1810 238 72 1087 40 818.235 5 5 70 432 .04 $7.356 8 1125,602 33i be the Court or Common Plea Seim,' kill Caufriy, of Match T !tali George Mtwara and dhrhitiatra wife, ib' right of his wife, who was one of the daugh ters of Jacob Faust , late of Vtaroawrg lowa. ship, deceased, es. • Daniel Faust, Jaeoh Faust. Abraham Faust, Maria Deibert. late Maria Fatrit, Abraham lime ■nd &Joanna him wile. Andrea Kimmel and Esther his wife, John Werner and (Oath sane his wife. helepit Heisler end Hannah his wife, hie Manna% Fidler John Keiser and Lydia wife, lute Ly dia Fidler, Peter Herring and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza. be:h Fidler, Molina Heisler and Leah his wife late Leah Fidler, John limit and Abbe his wife. late Abbe• Fidler., Istset Fidl e r, Daniel Fidler. Magdalena Fidler. &else! Fidler, John Fidler. Jacob ?Am:tents* sad Hannah his wile. late Hannah Heim, Pin. tel Shucker and Elizabeth his wife. late Mit. abeth Heim, Sarah Heim, Rebecca Heiro,Els. lher Heim, Jacob Heim, Cathariue Heim, & Elitabeth Faust widow of Jacob raw. de. ceased. o ut The partiesparties above named are hereby notified that p r of suent to a Writ De Partitioni Facianda, issued the Court of Common Pleas ot the county of and to me directed, I will hold an In— quisition or( the several premises, to Limestone Quai" . V, satiate in the township of West Brunswig, ir, thecoNntY of Schuylkill, bounded by lands oflacob Sharrad;,i. Joseph Albright and Sam. uel Kimmel, containing t ariety four perches and la half short measure. Also all that Grist and Saw mill and ten acres of Land, situate in the township of %Vest Brunewig aforesaid, bounded rill around by other land of Daniel Faust. Also a certain film suage, tenement and Tract of Land, situate in the township of West Brunswig-aforesaid, bounded by lands of Daniel Faust, Abraham Mayer, Joseph Rickert and others; containing Two Hundted and eighty.two acres and one hundred and forty-eight perches strict measure, with the appurtenances.... to divide and set out to each of the claimants and parties in the above stated suit in severalty the parts and pur parts to which they are respectively entitled on Monday, the Bth day of March next, et 9 o'clock. A. M. when and where you may attend if yon think proper. JOHN G. WOOLISON, ShPrifre Office. Orunst erg,t Sherif. January 16, 1840. 4-6 n the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County, of March Term, 1841. John George and David Greenawalt, Setastisn Miller, Peter Filbert, John Strimp. ler, John W. Patten, the Union Canal Com . . pony of Pennsylvania, and Elizabeth Drew. kir, the widow of Daniel Drenkle, deceas. eel: Amos Esterly and his wifr, late Maria Drenkle. Henry S. Drenkle, Elizabeth S. Drenkle, Catharine S. Drenkle, Caroline Drenkle and Sarah Drenkit. being minor children of Daniel Drenkle, deceased, the said Amos E-terly being their Guardian; and Jacob Weyman and Margaret his wife, late widow of Daniel D. B. Beim; Susan D. B. Kt im, Daniel U. B. Kei n Catharine D. B. Keiin, Irving minor children of Daniel D. B. Kuhn, deceased; and Mathias Richards being their Guardian. and Benneville Kelm, Assignee of the said Daniel D. B helm, de. ceased. The Heirs and Legal Represents. 'ives of Christian Ley, - deed, to wit: John Ley, Crith.tian Ley, William Stroh; and Elizabeth his wife, and Henry Zimmerman and Mary his wife. Augustine Holmes and Sarah his wife, ‘Villiam Ley. The children of Michael Kinzmiller who was intermarried with one of the daughters of Christian Ley. dec'd, now ntsis &erased, to wit: —Jacob Kuizmiller, Kilizmiller, Sarah Kutz. John Kutzmiller. I..aac Kutzmiller. The Ileirs of Smith, who was also married In ‘rie of the daughters olChrirlian 427 56 249 83 Ley. dec'd, now also deteaged, to wi't Gco. Smith. John Smith, Mary Smith. Elizabeth Whecca Smith and Sarah Smith'. and John Moyer and Sarah his wife, Who was the widow of lie said Christian Ley, dec'd. J The parties share named arc heresy notified that pursuant to 6 Writ Da Par.itinni Faciende, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Schuylkill am:LIU inc directa, I will hold en Inqgi sition on theltremoses, situate in rfiti. giove town. ship, Schuylkill county, bounded by lands now or late of ll.ltzer Kautz...lamb tloover and others, be. tng on the Union Canal, at the town of Pinegrove, and known by the name of "Forge Property," con• lai9inv about One Hundred and Tharty.fotre acres, with the appurtenances—to divide ar.d set out to each orthe claimants and parties in the above stated suit in severalty the pails or purports to which they are respectfully entitled, on Saturday the i3itt day of Match next, at .10 o'clock, A. M.—when and where you may attend if you think proper. JOHN G. WOULISON, Sheriff's Office, Orwigshurg, Sherif. January Ir - t h, A. D. 1841. ( 4-8 . ID'U.S..Gazeite,Philadelphia, insert daily 6 weeks. and Journal, Reading, and Courier, Lebanon,6 weeks each, mark price at bottom, and send bills to this office for settlement. • K. S. c‘ 011 Come and Seed, ej_RANT, Carroll, & Co., have added to their new ‘A and Cheap Stock of Merchandize, which they offer to the citizens of Pottsville, and the public gp. erally, at much less prices than have ever been sold in the region for Cash, to wit: Super Blue, Black. Brown Green Olive Broad Cloths, Casimeres, and Sattinets. Also superior Muslin Do Lanes, French and Eng. lish Merinoes, French and domestic prime, from 61. to 33 cents per yard. Yellow, White% Red, Green and Blue Woollen and Canton Flannels. 1 14 yards Unbleached- Muslin, do " Bleached do. HARD WARE. Locks. Latches, Butts and Screws. Sprigs and Jacks, for Miner's shoes, Long and short handled Coal Shovels, Cast Steel point Sand do. Coal Riddles from 4, i,e, I. inches, Wire Sives, No. 2,3, 4, 6.8, 10, 12, 14 and 16, Cast Steel pr. Bar, or by the pound, American do. " tS Sa NAILS. 20 Kegs 36, 4,4 i, 5, 56 inch Cut Spikes, 20 do. 3d, 4d, 6d, ed. 10d, 12d,20d,30d, 40d Na la, 300 lbs. &con, consisting of Hams, Shoulders and Flitch. ALSO, Mackerel No. 1, fresh,—lrtsb and Pickled Salmon. 200 lbs. nalogne Sausage. r GROCERIES. • , Sugar at all rates; Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee; Raisins, Currants; Dip'd and Moulded Candles; Rice, barley, Young Dyson, Hyson and Soushoog Teas fresb„and selected expressly for family use. 2000 lbs, superior New ri Td Old Cheese. 101 " Sap Sago do. SEGARS. • , 10 Boxes superior Havanna &gam , 10 do do Principee a.. 1000 felt Spanish -• 1000 Common. g o ol . t Maryland, - _ __ " OIL. 400 glls. Winter Strained Oil, Dark and black, 200 " Resned, do. 200 a Whale do. per Dbl.°, Gal km: We have had so many complaints from ourcuse tomersetrtio . have purchased Oil elsewhere, that we have been very partientar in oeraeleetion. Call and give our oil a trial, we know it is 0. K.S. "011 Klear Sperm." Dec 19, 1840. Ptirdonlii Digest. gums Edition. juat - Publtabcd and for sale by B. BANNAN. January 16, -Geo. W. Slater, AS just received• a fresh lot of No. If 2 and a., , llfackrel, in wholeand Barrels, and will ba sold at a small advance on the cat'. Deemabim 12. tr • ir O El BACON. MI
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