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I CorrypoOenee of the N..Y.''Atherican.
CINCINNATI, onday morning, April 12.
The gloom and an iety which ()revelled here
1:1.a
-mong all classes, and, t ar ties on receiving the intern
genc's.of the decease
,o our late lamented President,
has been much relieve by - the reaiteirs 'Which Mr.
Tyler has shown to q opt the priiillidisand'advisers
of the late President a his oyvn,'and to carry out the
Administration in stri t confortn:ity , with the great
and leading rules lei down by General Harrison.
Ohio laments, - deeply laments; that htr own favored
son was not spared to nature his n4asures, but feels
entire confidence that he interests of the nation are
safer the new hinds into which they have fallen,
and will never be fowl' backward in sustaining and
strengthening them.
Passengers by. the teamboat New York, which
arrived this morning fr m Linisville, report that one
of the wings of the A ansion House at North Bend
was destroyed by fire Itt night. The Bost' accounts
were, that the whole 11, use had been burnt to the
griming, but such is noS the fact.
Mrs: Harrison had reached the city on her way to
Washington the mornig on which the intelligence ,
of the President's death, , reache t i here, Her bereave-
went has been sad indeed—but she bears it, I am in
formed, better than, in - 1 her infirm state of health,
could hove been hoped Most of her family are near
her, to support and coutfort her, and if the sympathy
of a whole,nation can `7tivail, we hope that her loss
.1 ,
. will no be altogether 'irreparable. q
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'A XevciienoScEs4—At a - recent meeting of the
' Committee in Cincinlisti to agree upon suitable
...( 1 , ~
measures to express thti'pnbltt feeling on the melan
choly oCcasion orGen.llHarrison's death, a motin n '
was wade and unani mously adopted, that Judge
Burns be requested tsdeliver the eulogy upon the
Presidbnt. The Judgewas present, being Chairnian
of the I Committee. He declined the request—and
"never," says the CinOnnati Republican, “did we
witness deeper feelings lin listen to truer eloquence
'than in
,the remarks h 4 made. ..I . cannot accept,
said he :. I could not «Oak. I kneW Harrison forty
six years ago ; he wa4 a brother to me then ; we
have been brothers evetti since.; our hearts were knit
il
together, and I would 'hoke were I to attempt to
speak of him. He is t e last of the little band who
started' this city.. I a alone now, all alone, and. I
cannot talk of my idea; I cannot." And the man
ly tears fell . down his , tin eke, and the sobs which
were heard coming alike from the aged and the
young of both parties, 1(1 tithe deep syinpathy which
all felt. The scene vva. touching. It overcame all
who witnessed it,
' TO THE CATEOLI CLERGY AND LAfTY
OF THE DthQ - Esior PHILADELPHIA.
.
Venerable Brethren ..
of t e .Clergy, and beloved Bre-'
thren olthe Latty. •
In consequence of thiroUriexpected demise of the
late lamented President of the United States, his
Excellency, the actual President, having recom
mended the observance` of ;Friday, the fourteenth
- day of.Mey next, as e day of fasting and prayer
throughout the - United ! tates, we hasten to invite
' - yoo to Compliance withl his recommendation :.and
-for that purpose, we dir ct that in the Mass that
i
day the collect ' Deus rfugium nostrum et virtue,'
be added to the usual pra ers, and that the-prayer fur
• the civil authorities, be' n that day publicly recited
before or after Mass in II the Catholic Churches of
the diocese , and we ea ,neatly exhort you to offer
up your fervent prayer i i to Almighty God for his
Excellency, the actual resident, and for the Gov
ernor of this State, and; or all others in high eta.
' tion, and tor the peace a d prosperity of the United
'States, and for all tempOtal and spiritual blessings
Ear ell our fellow citizeris, as well as for ourselves,
Qven 'under our handlarld Saul at Philadelphia,
'this 14th day'of April, iii theyear of burlontlB4l.
f 'FRANCIS 'PAT ICK 'KENRICK,
-Bp. ofl y Arat , and Coad, of Bp. of
Philadelphia.
F. X. GAJITLAND, SC4 qr.
: . .
How To CHOOCE A lst: . ,The Patriarch," a
Magazine just 'published offers the following receipt
for the selection of a wi
"A place 'for every hing and every thing in its
place," said the patriar4 to his daughter. " Select
'a wife, my son, who wil never step over a broom.
'stick." The's6n was oh dient to the lesson. Now,
said he, pleasantly, on a gay May day, to t one dfhis
companions, I appointi his broomstick to choose
me a wife. The yourig ady who will not step over
it shall have the offer et, my hand. They passed
from the splendid saloon to the grove-;. some stum.
*bled over the broomstick!, and others j .mped it. At
' length a young lady sto6 ed, and put it in its place.
—The-promise:was ful fi l ed. She became the wife
1
'term edlicatee and wealthy young man, and he the
' husband of a prudent, industrious and lo - ely wife. .
'He Nought a fortune tallier, and elle kneiv how to
save one. It is noeeasylp.e decide which was under .
1 the - greateat obligations 4 I Both were rich, and each
enriched the other. , 1 : ,
TEMPERANCE CAUSE laiLßoslo:v.—The Committee
''of the Vyouliington Teiperance Society of Haiti
' Thore are at ptesentiin ',
,oston. The public meet
ings wine!) bab e . beJn hOd. to enable them to speak;
have been attended btlerowds.
.The Journal of
Saturday thus alludes tco.he last orie . :
Great 'Meeting at thellMar/bore'.*---The meeting,
last evening, was one of Miparalleled interest. The
" Reformed " spoke w ith l i great eloquence and pow.
er, for more than twu hours, and when, at ten n'-
~ crack they preposed abridging some what they had
to say, shouts oft' go ori i i go owl" were heaed from
all parts of the crowdechilhouse.—VVe believe more
tears were never shed an audience in one even
ing, than flowed last ni ht at the thrilling recitals,
. that enchained the mightiy host. Old.gray haired
enen acnbed like children, and the noble and hon
orable bowed their lieadel'and:wept. Three hundred
- aim I . seventy seven camel' forward nod made " the
. . _ .
pledging
second
theme
DIIEADFUL Munnsa.4•The New Orleans Bee, of
, ;,the Bth inst., says--oWeunderstand that a highly
- respectable and wealthy; Lanier of Pointe Coupee,
'' h .Mr. Tiernan, was muiditied by his own slave, on
cboard the steamboat Clitr, on - Stinday evening.
lit seems that the mulatto,h by owned by Mr. T.'had
':•lattolen some money from )tis master, had been Ile-'
•:.4ected, and threatened with a severe flogging. In
: '- - , 4 ihe evening, while Mr. Tiernan was lying in his
;birth, the slave, armed w;th a large butcher knife,
1 went to the state room a t
1 d
stabbed his mater twice
. ' l irt the throat. The wounds are considered mortal.
[A-I%e alarm being given, the boy was pursued to the
' - '-Ibow of the boat, and ;finding,- escape impracticable,
,lumped overboard and ha's mit — since been.heard cf."
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,:.,.E1 : , Too or' Kan 'FOR A,Coustsmtor.—A higlefay-man
_ . .xit eeting a counsellor in I4s chair on the Surry road,
':.lpresented a blanderbuss and demanded his money,
:with the usual compliment. The gentleman read
-.rilv surrendered about sixty guineas, but kindly told
: ilia thief that far his •own safety, he had better put
;., the robbery : on:the footing of an exchange, by sel
.: 'ling him the blunderbusafor what he had just taken
•15. cm him. " With all !My heart," said the high
wayman. and gave it to the advocaie, who instantly
• tarned'the muzzle, and (*him that if .he did not
immediately fe•deliver his purse, he• would alloot
1. him ! That you may ifiyod can," replied Turpin.
- .'r4 fort promise you it is: L rnot fended," and rode off
I •
1 4 Cery cooly with - his beely;i
fli
.
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?er—tt.s pot very bad. !!
',.. s:l.MaasWa y e ran cli t p t t o h k e n f o °l : s : n y g ou fr c o a ln ri e t h im: l t:e h ::: email
i 'll to iley..kase he wants ` de money bad, said a dar
, y toe gentleman yesterday.
..! I No I can't. This is [the third time you have
f me for that money to.dajT. Your piaster isn't afraid
!am going to run awes, it be?
t o
i ! Not zlckly—but look heea, said the darky slyly
. find mysteriously, he's a /wan to ran away hetrelf,
,:rind Llama wants to make 'Fa "hig vase.
';
:4 co"- Governor Polk has ordered an election of the
inembars of the next Congress from Tennessee to
gtalts place in that state on j a 9th day of May.
GOING TO pa q aca.--The following, though rath
er old, will bear re-publication, on account of its
truth : - •
Sorne goito church just fora walk, •
Sonib gcrithere to laugh and talk ; ,
Some golthere tor!speculation,
Some go 'there for 'observation :
Some go there for ' dissimulation,
Some go there for reputation :
Some go there to meet a friend,
Some go there the ume to spend ;
Some go there io'learn thnpahlon's name,
Some•go there to %cum their fame;
Many-forthere to daze and ned,
But few go there to worship God.
ALL: ♦obUT! ► BUSTLE.—The Richmond Star tells
the (env:ring :story
Themas—ihere is too much bustle be're.
Where, Pa
I mean there is too much noise. You must stop it.
Is a-noise ai bustle, Pa ?
Yeq; child.
Golly graciOus! then sister Salty does wear the
biggest noise fou ever saw, Pa.
The Wheeling Times mentions tho arrival of
goods in that city, in ten days from Baltimore, by the
National read.:
Teuiperance Meeting.
At a respectable meeting of the Pottsville Tem
perance Society. held at Mr. Peale's Lecture Room
on Thursday; evening, the 22c1 inst,, the following
business was transacted:
The meeting was organized by calling Joinv WA-
Tztitionits.; jr.'na the Chair. The Committee to pro.
cure a; Lecturer, reported that they have received
the promises of several gentlemen of this•Borongh
631..ecfure before the Society at some future period,
and that they have secured the present 'room only
for this evening's meeting. On motion, the report
was aceepted;and the Committee discharged.
The Committee to draft a Constitution, &c, itzt
ported the same through their Chairman, Rev..
Mr. Gallager, which was read by sections and adop.
ted, and, - on motion, the Committee- ; wag discharged.
On motion: the Society went into en election of
officers. THOMAS FOSTER, wits elec'ed Presi.
dent. FRANKLIN KAERCHER. Vice President, R. M.
Palmer, Secretary, Joseph C. Gartley, Assistant
Secretary, l?ev. James Gallager, Treasurer. Messrs.
Waterhouse. Palmer and Foster, weieeppointed'Fz.
ecutive ComtrAllea.
34 A laR E
. On Monday evening last, by the Rev. James Gal
lager, Mr. JOHN HENRY H. HANLEY. to Miss
MARY RICHARDS, all of this BOrougb.
OUR 1111ARKET•
CORRECTF.D W EEKLIt 1
Pottsville, April 241 h, 1841.
WHEAT FLOUR ier Barrel ', 84 25
RYE, do . do 1 2 75
WHEAT, per Bushel, es
RYE, do ' 50
.CORN, do j 48
0 %TS, ' do , 35
EGGS. ' per doz.• 10
- BUTTER, per pound. i 12
BNCON, do 8
HAMS, do ,
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10
POTATOES, per bushel. F 45
HAY, per ton ; 15 to $l7
PUILOBTATEIC SOCIETY.
TUESDAY EVENING. April 28th 184 L Subject for
Debate: " Which are the most exalteld, the pursuits
of the Philosopher or those of the Poet."
AFTIRINIATIVE—Messre. Neville, Laivton, and Sil—
lyman.
•
NEGATIVE—Afesers. Porter, Holzer, & Wynkoop
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Debate to Commence at 7i o'clock P: M.
JOHN C. NEVlLLH,Secretary.
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April . 24th
Religious Notice.
There will be appropriate Services tomorrow
morning (25th inst.) in the Unis , ersalist Church,
on the subject of the decease of our late lamented
President, W. H. HARRISON. The Inimediele cem
mencement of intended alterations on the building,
preludes the observance in this church, of the day
set apart for that purpose by Pree. Tyler.
First Troop Schuylkill County
'Cavalry.
WILL meet - at the house of Michael Mortimer.
on Monday morning the 26th Inst. at o'clock,
to join in the funeral aolemnites in honor of the
late President of the United States.
WILLIAM MAJOR! First Sgt.
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April 24th
Pulaski Lodge, Plfo. 216.
WILL meet at the Hall on Monday morning,
April 26 nisi at 9 o'clock, for the purpose of join
ing in the funeral solemnities in honor of the late
President of the United States. The Masonic
brethren are generally invited to attend.
Extract from the 'minutes.
GEO. C. WYlk KOOP.
Secretary.
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April 24th
Bibernia Benevolent zlinstitu
lion.
THE members are requested tb assemble at their
usual place of Meeting, on Monday morning 26th
inst., at 9 o'clock:for the purpose of jOining in fu
neral honors in pelebration of our late President.
P. FOGEE;TY, !teat.
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A pri 12th
National Light Infaintry.
PARADE on Monday the 26th April at the Ar•
mory at 9 o'clock A. M. with crape on,!the left arm
to join the prosession in honor. to the memory of
the late President of the United States.:
By Command.
CHAS. H. RICHARDS,
First [Sergeant.
April 24. 17-1
spring Fashions ! .
rI'HE subscribers has received by Ira te imports.
Lion, the Spring and Summer Fashions with a
handsome assortment of Spring goods, Consisting of
wool and web dyed Blue Black and fahcy colored
cloths, and cassimeres, new styled LoOdon single
milled cissimeres do. plain Black and very rich
figured Silks and Satin vestings, Diatniinde t Meri
no, a splendid article entirely new for vesting, Black
Satin and fancy silk - cravats, Heavy Perlin Silk
and Hoskin Glehes,Fancy "Gum elastic !uspenders,
&c. &C.
The above articles will be iibld 15 per cent less
than the usual prices for cash at
LIPPINCOTT . sr. TAYLOR,
Corner of Ceara &'lllahantango St.
April 24th 17—
School quills,
A T 25 cents per 100, also a choice as
Quills, for general use, from 50 ce.
per 100.
•Alan Steel Pens at 50 cents per gross, just recei
ved and for sale by
April 24th
Poetry of Flowers,
A ND Flowers ot'; Poetry, to which is added a
zu-Treatise on Bdtarty, with familial examples,
and a copious Floral Dictionary with colored
plates ',a belutifal and seasonable prernt. Just
received and . fOr sale by
B. BANNAN.,
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April 24th
Silks.
iIiILACK Italian, Nablus, Gros de ITh'ine,Gro do
2 - 0 Swiss, Blue Black Gros de orairie.fio, Corded
Gros Do Algiers , striped and figured Pou de Soir,
figured Gros..Depap?„&c
Linens.
H A MASK ToblegCloths , Damask Napkins, Bird
Eye Diaper, Russia do, Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetings, ' I E. W. EARL. -
aprit 24 174 -
t ADJOIJRNED MEETING.
,
A MEETING of the citizens of Schoilkill coon
ty, without regard to party, will be held at the
Pennsylvania Hall, in the Borough of Pottsville, on
Saturday the 24th_ of April. at 71 o'clock P. M. for
the purpose of; appointing a delegation of Business
Men, to represent this county in the State Conven
tion to be held at Harrisburg, on the 24th bf May
next, for the purpose of promoting the AGIICULTV
SAL, MANIMAcTuaIkO, MECHANICAL, and MINING
interests of Pennsylvania, and setting forth the same:
unconnected with politica or politicians.
MANY CITIZENS.
Tkipaingis,
ENGL!SIH and American Ingrain carpetings.
Venetian Entry and Stair do, Damask Slaw do,
4-4 Coloured. • Matti 4-4 and 5-4, White do, l
Floor Oil Cloths &c. constantly on hand and for,
sale cheap. E. W. EARL.
Sign of the Golden Ball.
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A LOT of choice half:ly Garden Roses for sale
cheap by
Cloths Cassimers & VesiinM.
UST received and opened at the sign of the
"Golden Ball," 4 handsome assortment of su
perfine Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Brown
Cloths, plain and figured Satin & Marseilles Ves
tinge which will be sold very cheap.
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods.
S ATIN striped Cambries, Lace Muslim Black
and:White wash Blond, Bishop Lawns, Green
and black Fillae'Veila and Selrfs,'French and nee-
Ale worked collars,'Swiss Ban . dS, warkedlnsertings
and Edgings. black Lace and Edging, plain and
rich figured Mousefine De Lanes, Chintzes and do.
mestic prints, man' Ginghama. Ticking!, Fur' and
apron -Checks, Summer stuffs of every variety,
Hosiery & Glover, Manilla' *kirts, bleached and
unbleached Muslins, &c. &c. all of which have been
pureliased at very low prices and will be sold at a
small advance. E. W. EARL.
" Sign of the Golden Ball."
april 24, 17—
VITANTED, a loan of 9 1000 for two or three
" years, secured on Real Estate. Apply at Chia
office.
april 24, 17—
• Pa per Hangings.
Er A SPLENDID ASSORTIVENT.,FI
ripHE subscriber has received his Spring Patterns
• of Room' and Flail Parer, Borders, 14T., com•
prising the most splendid assortment ever offered in
this region, which will be disposed of at Philadel
phia prices. The patterns can be examined at any
time.
April 24 17— B. BANNAN.
French and Geirthan Lan
guages..
THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
public that he is prepared to give lessons in the
French and German languages, in' classes or in
private families. For terms apply, at Mr. Shubert's
Store, Centre Street.
Aprill7,
INSTRUCTION ON THE
Piano Forte.
THE inhabitants of Pottsville and its vicinity are
most respectfully inforthed that the subscriber
will give instruction on the Piano "Porte to adeli
persons that may feel disposed to patronage him.
He will attend at stated hours,"in any family
terms may be ascertained by application at Mr.
Shubert's Store, Centre Street.
E. F. RICHAR i DS
April 17, 16—
fi F every description, always on hand, and man
14 -"ufactured to order at the subscriber's Bindery
neat, good and cheap. B. BANNAN.
April 17, 16—.
AA FRESH autmly of the celebrated Three poir.
tee Perrian - t'enejuit•received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
April 17,
VAN be obtained brthe Ton, Barrel and Buahe
IL- 1 at the subscriber's Mill.
April 17,
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders . of the
Danville and Pottsville Railroad, will be held on
Monday, the 3d day of May next, between the hours
of 5 and 6 o'clock, P. M. at the office of the Schuyl—
kill Navigation Company, at which time aq
lion will be held for a President, ten Managers, and
Treasurer to serve for the ensuing year.
S. H. CARPENTER,
Treasurer.
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Philnd., April 17.
ESTATE OF JOIVATHAN JONES, DEVI)
rrHE undersigned, both of'whom now reside at
Fleck Forge, East Brunswick township, in
Schuylkill county, given notice that lettere of ad—
ministration on the estate of Jonathan Jones, late or
the same place, Iron Master, deceased, have bceu
granted by the Register of Schuylkill county to
them, they therefore request all persona lading
claims or demands against the estate'of Che said de.
ceased to make knosi7ti the 'same tot hem without
delay. .
April 17,
IIIHE undersigned, Assignee of Alfred A. tile
-a- will offer at public sale the hereinafter riescribed
Real Estate, on Saturday the eighth day of May.
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the house of Charles
Christ, in the Borough of Pottsville, viz: All those
certain Two Story Houses in front, and certain two
Stbry Houses in rear on a certain half lot of ground
(together with said lot,) situated in the eastern ad—
dition to the Borough of Pottsville, boicfnded in (rent
by George street, in the rear by land new or late of
Eli Cake, on the northeasterly side by the north
west half . of lot No. 80, and southeasterly by lot No.
79, it being the southeastioardly half of lot marked
in the said addition No. 80, formerly the property
of the said Alfred A. Gile.
sortmenkof
.'ts to 3,15
Terms made known on day of rale.
PETER KERN.. Assignee of
A. A. GILE.
April 17,
B. B
NN AN.
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&mat. Beet .seed,
WARRANTED to - be an excellent article, (Jr
Bale cheap by
April 17.
James! New Wotk.
COURSE De LEON, or the Brigand. a 'romance
by James, just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
April 17,
GRIER'S Mechanics! Calculator, comprehend.
ing principles, rules and tables in the various
departments of Matheinatics and Mechanica,.nseful
to Millwrights, Engineers and artisans in general,
-first American, from the fifth Glasgow edition with
plates, just received and for sale by
E. w EARL
April 17,
T HE, at LIVERS* -
gamy RNA Lt.
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State Convention BasinestilMen.,,
April 24
april 24,
Rose Rushes.
April 21th
April 24,
$lOOO.
Blank Books,
Steel Pens.
Ground Plaster,
WM. AUDENRIED.
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Notice to Cieditoi4.
NICHOLAS JONES,
PETER JONES,
Administrators,
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Assignee 9 /i Sale.
To Mechanics.
B. BANNAN.
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E. W. EARL.
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N OTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in
thr&Company for erecting a bridge over the
N. E. Branch M the river Susquehanna, between
the town of Cattawissa arid 'the mouth of Fishing
Creek, that the managers have this day- declared a
dividend of seventy five cents per share ( equal to
3 per cent,) for the last six months, Which wail be
paid to the Stockholders or their legal representa—
tives on or after the 24th inst.
E. F. ItICHARN=.
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PURSUANT to an'arder of the Orphan's•Cciurt
of Schuylkill county,'the sub Scriber Adminis—
trator of the estate of Samuel Brooke, late Of the
Borough of Pottsville, in the county of Schuylkill,
deceased, will expose 'to sale try 'Pliblic of,
on
Monday the ltith day Of May next, at 3 o'clock in
the afteinoon,at the house of Michael Mortimer; in
the Borough orPottsville, county aforesaid, the fol.
lowhig Real Estate.
No. 1. One full equal undivided sixteenth part
(the whole into sixteen equal parts to be parted and
divided) of a certain tract of land situate in Schuyl
kill township io,Schuylkill county, birunded by lands
late of Lewis Riese &.• Gbmplitry. Shcoinoh Rdpp,
Conrad Keim and others, coutaining sixty acres or
thereabouts. •
No. 2. The one full equal undivided sixteenth
part (the whole into sixteen equal parts to be parted
and divided,) of a certain tract of !arid situate in
Norwegian township, in Schuylkill county, bound.
cd by lands of Philip Faust, William Shaffer. Con.
rad Kelm, Lewis Reese & Comptoy, Jacob Repp,
the Valley Furnace Company-'s Lands, and others,
containing one hundred and thirty-nine acres and
ninety-olio perches.
No. 3. A certain lot of ground situate in the Bur.
obgh of Pottsville;kon the South eastwardly side of
Norstegian street, containing in front on Norwegian
street twenty-Eve feet and in'depth sikty feet, being
Bart of lot number thirty-seven on the plan of said
orough of Pottsville.
No. 4. The one undivided half part, (the whole
into two, equal parts to be parted and divided ,) of all
that cer tain messuago and - lot of ground situate in
the Borough of Pottsville, in Schuylkill county, it
being part of the lot number thirty-seven.
No. 5. The ono undivided half (the whole into
two equal parts to be parted and divided.) of all that
certain Bit of ground &Mated in the Borough of
Schuylkill Haven, late in Itlattheita township,
SehuylkilL county. . .
No. 6 A certain two story Brick
Dwelling house, Brick Kitchen and
s s
u° t
• Stable a nd lot of ground situate in the
Borough of Pataville. in Schuylkill
county, containing in width thirty'feet Wodil depth
two hundred and forty feet six inches,. fronting on
Mahantango street, being the Southeitstitardly part
of lot number nine in Pon & Patterson's addition to
the town of Pottsville, late the estate of said de
ceased.
Attendance will lie g're'en ana the coneitiOns
Bale made hnlolsm at the time and place of bale by
Dissolution of Copartnership.
T HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Straus, Miller & Co., is this day dissol
ved by Mutual consent. Those hating clainis a.
gainst said firm will present their accOuritS to Moses
Straus for settlement.
MOSES, STRAM
GEO. MILLER. &
Aprillo. 15-31
The. Businesa will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of
16-31
B. BANNAN.
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g m undersigned respectfully informs the eiti.
zees of Pottsville and its vicinity, that he has
opened a . .
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
in the stand formerly occupied by Mr. Crene, sekt
door to Mr. Whitfield@ Dry Good Store. The char.
gee for Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, drc., will be found
estrentely moderate, and es all his garments will be
made with great care and in the most fashionable
style, he trusts that he will receive a liberal share
of public patronage.
• April 10,,
Shipping Books.
THE beat end most improved Shipping Books for
Coal lisaie'rir.just printed and for solo at this
office.
B. BANNAN.
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TEL
REFECTORY.
'HE
•
T- undersigned most respectfully . ..announces
to the public, and especially to to the lows of
good eating, that he has recently tilted - up the Re.
fectory under the Exchange - Hefei. With'every thing
necessary to the cenvenience and - comfort of his
.guests, and has 'made arrangements with persons
in the city of Philadelphia, which will ensure a reg
ular supply of such delicacies as that bountiful mar
ket'ean afford. -
uy
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stersoregb and salt,) Clams
* Terrapins, Lobsters,
Sardines, . :Fresh - Fish,
Ducks, • - Cliiekelts•
'Pheasants, •
'Venisot, TurileWolp, eC t
Will be furnished at all times when in season;
and having engaged Mr. & Mrs. JOHN SILVER, so
lung and favorably known in this community, as
keepers of a eimilar establishment, to take charge
or and superintend this concern, he confidently er
peon to give general satisfaction. Families, parties,
or individuals, will be supplied at all times, with the
utmost despatch.
He has constantly on hand a stock of superior
Wines, including Old Materiel. Pale Sherry, (very
fine.) Brown Sherry, Pert Wine, (pure,) Chain
paigne, (favorite brands.) togetheriwith a supply of I
trio. rate Az.v.,llcea and Poturpa.
WM. G. JOEINSbN,
per - JOHN SIfiVER.
Pottsville, April 17, 1841, - 16—
Pubile Sale.
aPURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Court
of Schuylkill County, the Subscribers, Adman
trators of the estate of George Lyons, late of Port
Carbon, in the county of Schuylkill, deceased, will
expose to Sale by Public Vendue, on Monday the
3d, day of May next, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon,
at the house of Michael Mortimer, in the Borough
of Pottsville and county aforesaid ; A Certain Lot
of Ground situate in the town of Port Carbon, coun
ty of Schuylkill, bounded by lot forty nine Spruce
Street Valley Alley, containing sixty feet front and
running back one hundred and ninety eight feet,'
being Lot number forty eight, late the, estate of
said deceased. Attendance will be given and the
Conditions of Sale made known at the time and
place of sale by,
ANN LYONS,
HUGH KINSLE Y. iniitra'
By Order of the Court,
JACOB KREBS, Cierk.
wigsburg April 10th 15-3 t,
AMhracite tfoita IFllarnaces.
rr HE subscriber offers his sefvices as siveiiti
-Ki tendant in the erection of Furnaces, with the he
cessary Arrangement of the machinery, &c., to those
who may be about erecting Furnaces for the smelt
ing of Iron Ore with Anthracite Coal.
From the experience attained by having had the
superinteritlatice 'and arrisngeineht of 'the Pottsville
Anthracite Furnace, and from his known abilities
as a Mechanic has induced him to offer himself thus
publicly.
Plans and estitnates may beliad—'as dlso compe.
tent Founders tb bloiv Ih, by applying to
JOSEPH GEORGE, Pottsville.
Reference, Wm. H. Marshall and Isaac Trimble,
Pottsville A. Furnace, Wm. Lyman, Reading, B,
F. Poinroy & Enoc,h.McGinnes,'Pottsvillefoundery
Pottsville. April 10 15-3 t
ILA The U. S. Gazette will insert the above 3 times
and charge this office.
Dividend.
EZRA S. HAYHURST,
Treasurer.
15-3 t
April Ibtl2
IPublic SA*
OF REAL ESTATE:
ISAAC BECK, Administv &tor-
By order of the• Court
JACOB KRERS,•CIetk.
Orwigsburg, April 18th, 1841. 15—
.STRAUSt.
FRANKLIN F. BENSEMAN
To the Public.
JAMES LOCKWOOD.
15 -at
.TAXES• -
County ApPeals•
.IN pursuance of an act of the General Assembly
.Rentttled." An, act relative to county.rates and lev
les, and, township rates and levies," approves the
15th day or APIA, 1834, and the seta of Assembly
concurrent therewith. We the undersigned Corn
missioners of the county of.Schoylkill, hereby give
notice to the taxable inhabitants, the owners and
agents of personal properly, taxable for the use or
the commonwealth and the Innkeepers and Tavern
keepers, all persons desirous of keeping an Inn or
Tavern, returned according to law. within the coun
ty of Schuylkill, that an appeal for the benefit of all
persons interested, will be held for the several wards,
townships and boroughs,, within said county as ful.:••
lows, to-wit:
, For the Borough of Orwigsburg, East and West
, Briinswklownaltyl.r i t the Commissioner's dffien in
the Borough' - of Oltrw igatufg.en Mondaq',l►te'2f>,th
day of April, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 2 P. M. of said day.
For the township of Manheirn, at the public house
of Philip Boyer, iu the Borough of Schuylkill Ha.
yen, on Tuesday the 27th day of April. between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of said day.
For :he township of Wayne, at the publid house
of John Snyder, in Friedensborg, on Wednesday
the 28th day of April, between the hours of 10 o'-
clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of said day.
For Pinegrovc township, at the public house of
William Lutz. in the Borough of Pinegiove, ; on
Thpreday the 29th day of April, between the heirs
of 10 reclack A. M. and 2 P. M. of said day.
'For the township of Lower Mahantango and Por
ter, at the Public 'house of Joseph Oanrian. in Lower
Malianta'nge tdwnsbip, on Saturday the Ist daf of
May next, between the hours 10 o'clock A. M. and
2P.M. of said day. ,
For the loWnship of Upper Mahantango, at the
public house of - .Tohn G. Maurer, in Upper Mahan
tango township, on Monday the 9d day of May next,
between tie lio'cirs'of 'lO ci"clOck A. Al. and 2 P. M.
said day.
For t - owtAip:cdl3arry . . at*tlie public house of
Frei:cis, Denier, in Barry tornship, on Wednesday
the sth - day. of May next, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 2'P. M. of said day.
For the township of, Branch, at the public house
of Mrs. Mills, in the 'Borough of Minersville, on
Tuesday'the 'Et h day of May next, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of said day.
For the Borough of Pottsville, at the public house
of 'dharles C'trist, on Friday and Saturday. the 7 &
Bth day of May next, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A.A. and 2 -P. Al.
For the towirThip- of Norwegian, at the public
bone of William Keohner, in the town of Port Car.
bon, on Monday the 10th day of May 'next, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of said
day.
For the township of Schuylkill and Union, dt the
public house bf Joseph Balliet In Middleport, on
Tuesday. the II th day ot May next, between the
holirs of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of said day.
For the Borough of Tamaqua, West Penn and
Rush townships, at the public house'of A. R. Hea
ton, on Wednesday the 12th day ot May next, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 P. M. of
said day.
When and where all persons who may consider
themselves aggrieved by the triennial assessment or
valuation hf their prOperty—professions, Wades and
occupations by them persued—the offices and posts
of pions by any of thein held, the value of their per
sonal property, taxable for the use of the common
wealth and the yearly rental of an Inn or Tavern
any of them occupied—or houses fur that purpose,
any of them intend to occupy are hereby notified to
attend and 'state their grievance, if they think
proper.
The Commissioners, for the information of all in
terested, Indite known, that by an act of Assembly
aforesaid, the Commissioners are bound not to
" make any allowance or abatement in the value
tion ot any .real estate, in any other year than that
in which the triennial assessment is made, except.
mg where buildings or other improvement, have
beendestroyed, subsequently to such triennial as-•
Bessment, kin! the Mice of personal prOperty, offi
ces, profesitioiis, trc'des acid oecupations,,Where there
has been any alteration in the assessment, Occasion
ing a different valuation from the former year, and
also where:persons have come to inhabit in the coun
ty since such triennial assessment," dhd that ac
cording to law no notice in the two years succeed.
ing the triennial notelicroent is to be given to the
taxable inhabitants aforesaid, but only in thg latter
recited cases.
EDWARD CONNOR,
GEO. SEI TZING ER,
GEORGE BOyER,
, Commissioners
Attest, J. DOWNING, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, Orwigs.
burg, April 10th, 180. 15—
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TO LET•
/SHE well furnished Hotel at Mount
- 11 - Carbon, near the Borough of Potts.
ville, and at the junction of the Mount
Carbon and Philadelphia & leading
Roil Roads, which Pot some years past was occupied
by the late Mrs. Rafshin. ins establishment con—
tains 44 rooms, including bar, parlours, dining. and
bed rooms, beside Kitchen, bath, wash and pastry
horses, and extensive stables and carriage house.
There is also an excellent vegetable garden, togeth
er with a largo ornamental garden and pleasure
grounds. The above establishment is believed to
be as complete, as conveniently arranged and as do.
sirable in location, both on account of beauty of
scenery. and salubrity of climate, as any in this coup•
try; and it has always commanded a full share of
the patronage of travellers, anepersons visiting,
whether from motives of pleasure-or business, the
interesting region in which it is situated.
The above Hotel will be leased to a good tenant
on reasonable terms. Apply to
U. SHILLABER, at Mt. Carbon.
Or ta.IOHN WHITE, No, 117 South 3d
Street, Philadelphia.
April 3, , 14-tf
ALSO TO LET. Twu three-gtory stone 'Dwel—
ing House; and &Ores adjoining.
tkoarderg Wanted.
F OUR or elve genteel boarders can be aceninmo.
dated with good boarding and lodgings at a
reasonable rate. apply to
BYRON or WILLFGH PHILLIPS,
,Pcottsville.
14-3 t
cpiii
NOticc,
IS hereby given that the Copartnership heietofore
existing betneen Williani,and Drussilla
& Co., is this day dissolved by 'mutual consent
The concerns of the firm will be s tled'bythemn
deisigned, who will continue the bushman HD 'Tie re -
throre, and requests all those who are ,indebted to
the firm, to make , payment to him on or before the
Ist of tune next, and save costs, as the books will
be placed in the hands of a Justice for collection.
WILLIAM PHILIAPS,
DRUSILLA .PIDLLIPS.
I.ls—tt
April 6th,
N.B. A general assortment of GroCerle's and Li•
quota for sale cheap, at the old stand of William
Pqillips &'Co.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Tide Water Canal Commis
,' 6i4in 11101160:
HINKS & CO. FLOUR AND GENER.
•AL COMMISSION MgRCIIANTS : No. a
Spear's Wharf. Baltimore—Offer their services to
Merchants and others, trilling in, this market, for
the sale of ,SUSQU EHAN NA PRODUCE, or FUR.
CHASE 9F MERCHANDISE.
Some yar') experience together with Their very
fa've'reble location, justifies them in believing they
will be able to give general satisfaction?
Refer to Orndorff & Co. 1
K& Kellogg.
Kirkland & Chase. Baltimore.
Reynolds & Mosher,
rakely & Fenton,
r A. & S. Small, York, Pa.
Sterrett & Potter,
& J. Milliken,
A. B. gemaree,NewportePa.
Jona. ager & Son, Hagerstown. Md.
Philp .April 3
• 14-6 I
ClO
er and Tithothy Seed.
SHELS prime Timothy seed, and 5
I shale of Clover geed for Elle 13 9 ,
.SAMUEL HAM.
Meth 13, 11—
20 B,
TO EMIGRANTS.
t t THE subscriber' has now made ar.
rangementa to bring passengers direct
i‘\ from ILondondirry to Philadelphia in
geed Ves se ls L iv er pool that art Mice
every month—and also from r eo to p Philadel
phia at the lowest Cates. Philadelphia cut tent funds
will be taken at par for passage money—but .for
money to be transmitted, the usual, premium !dud
be paid. Prompt attention paid to all orders receiv
ed—and the money refunded ue presentation of the
certificates. if the individuals wht,se passage have
been paid,"do nut, come out.
Passage from Londonderry to Philadelphia $l4
" 1 from Liierpopl to do 490
Children under.'l2'yeare of age, half price.
B. BANNAN,
March 27
gram partnership heretofore existing between
-m• Samuel Fouhis, William Hooter, Job Coog an .
tine, and George Gobble, was dissolved on the 29th
ult. by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the said firm site' all those indebted are re.
quested to make payment to Samuel Fonlds, who is
authorizedito settle the business of the late firm.
SAMUEL FOULDS,
WILLIAM HOOLER
JOB CONFT,AZITINN •
GEORGE GOBBLE.
A pill 3, 14—Wo
97 The firm will be continued by ,
SAMUEL .
WILLIAM HOOLER,
GEORGE GOBBLE.
Removal.
T HE subscriber would respectfully inform •the
public that he,has removed to the Store former
ly occupied by Hazzard & Strauch. He has also
purchased from their Assignees at extremely low
rates, 11 portion of their moat desirable goods, which
in addition to his forirber - stock, enables him to ex
hibit an assortm e nt sufficiently extensive to snit
the wants of any who would wish to purchase. ,
He would invite all to call, as he can sell goo is
at even less than they are worth, which no doubt
will be an itidikement, especially in these hard
times. GEO. W. SLATER.
March 2b,
FREW, GOODS!
_TUST opened a large and splendid supply&
ably Goode, comprising a general assorimesit
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
HARDW ARE,
FISH,_ PLASTER,
'cREEst, SALT, 44. 4t0.,
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or ea.
change for countryprodece• a e. !Store of
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mount Carbon, Nov 23 47—tt
Notice.
VIVEIEREAS thetubecriber has been appointed
v v by the rout 'Eiii . cutor bonus non with
will annexed, of the Estate of .Tarozin Marmon *
late of the Borou'g'h' Oftcliiiyikill,Heven, Schuylkill
County, deceased. All persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims against the said Estate to preset 4
the same. LEWIS C. DOUG El ERTY.
April 17, 16-6
GARDEN SEEDS.
11 UST received and for sale by the subscriber.tbe
" following seeds, wet-ranted to be fresh :
Early Turnip: Beet, ,Extra early Peas,
Long Blood do .Early "Frame do
French Sugar do New York Dwaif Peas
Early Horn Carrot, 10 inch prolific do
Early 'Cucumber Early Charlton do
Long pickling do , Blue Imperial do
Gherkin 'di) 'Large Marrowfat do
Welsh Leek 'Dwarf Marrowfat do
English curled tLeffilde Early Valentine Best,
Early. Cabbage do China Red Eye do
Butter Head do Extra Early do
Yellow Winter llelici do Horticultural do
Ice 'do White Kidney do
Corn-Salad Windsor, long pod do
Citron Melon Carolina do
Water du 'Large Lima do
White Onion 'Early York Cabbage
'Yellow tO , Lat'ge York do
Large red annual Onion Sugar Loaf do
Curled Parsley Flat Dutch do
Sugar Parsn ip , ' Curled Savory ' do
Early Salm on Radish Drumhead dp •
Early long white do Red Pickling. do
Rusty coat do Early Cauliflower
Red Turnip do Late do .:
White do do Broccoli
Black & white winter do Culled Kale, or Decimal°
Savoy Spinnage Egg Plant,
Long Green Squash Tomatoes,
Flat Balch _ 'Sell Pepper
Lemon - dO Sweet do
Okra Ladies Finger do
Asparagus Early White Flat Dutch
Rhubarb° Turnips
Salsifie Red Top Turnips
Curled Endine • Nasturtium
Summer savory Sweet Marjoretta
Sage Lavender
Thyme Anico
Rosemary Mignonette
Early Sugar Corn Onion Setts
Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
rr All kinds of Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds!,
procured to order at the shortest notice.
B. BANNAN.
13
March 27,
Notice.
9111-1 E partnership existing between the subscri
bers, -la under the firm of s Or..nt, Carroll &
wtlLbe dissolved idler the 31st day of March, inst.
The concerns of the firm will be settled by Jos.
F. Carroll, who will be duly authorized for that put..
pose. John W. Lawton will continue the business
at the old stand.
JOSEPH F. CARROLL,
JOHN W. LAWTON.
13-0
March 27
To the N'tockholders in the Company for erecting a
Wi:er the North east branch of the rive;
Sus4nehb.nna, between the town of Cal:awls:a
and the mouth of Fishing Creek.
Notice,
IS hereby given, that a meeting of said Stockhol
dere will be held at the house of David Claik, In
the township of Cattiswism, on Monday the 3d day
of May next, between file JMie,pf . one and sit
o'clock, P. M., N. the purpOse fifelecting orie,Presi;
dent, six Managers, one Treasurer and one &Orem
!y, for the ensuing year. •
EZRA S. HAYHURST, Sec'y.
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March 27
Administrator's Notice.
.ETTERS of adMinistration on the estate of
m- 4 John Beadle, late of Mount Lauglifee.
county, deceased, having been granted to the
subscriber, all, persons indebted to the estate of the
said diceasalire requested to taaiteliayrnent to the
. subseribiris, and all persons having claims or de=
mends against the estate of the said John Beadle are
hereby tequested to present 'them to William Bea
dle without delay.
April 17.
Assigttees Notice.
wiTILLIAIIt fir MAN, of the county of Schuyl•
" -kill, did on the 9th day of Illarch..lB4ll eze
cute and deliver to the subscriber, an assigo.nent
all his estate, real MO personal, ,fur the benefit of
such of his crOitors in the niBer.therrin named,
who ,altall,elecute nod deliver to him a release of
their respective claims in ninety days from the date
thereof.
Notice is,hereb3r ,given that the said assigamea
inky be.sern at t,fle,relact tif the aithscether j iq this
BornughiirPottebille.tchilikill connty,
the release is left to bre signed.
WILLIAM F. DEAN.
Assigns::
.12-;• llt
March 20
JANE BEADLE,
WILLIAM BEADLE,
Administratoti!
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