Arrotais Psissort.--Solomori Bower was par.
dolled by Ckiverooy-Porter on tho lith inst. Ile sr.
rived in 'oni:borolig,h yesterdsy i on his sway to his
qty, who ;7eeide Colombia Bounty:
News oirl Tits
;led with politteal articles that wi
give merely:' brief Summary of th
We aro indebted to the Philado
teas containing the primetlditigs
in the trial of McLeod. 4'ho CI
nised, jdry impanelled, the ease
.ecuting Attorney, Mr. Hall, and
tent witnesses examined.- A nth
hops Weeks-,must necessarily el 1,
will be concluded.
The etearnsitip. Acadia has arrived at Boston ,
bringing fifteen days biter intelligence from England,
The Harvest in England is not . so favorable as Was
e xile red. Sir Robert Peel says that the
_relations .
between Great Britain and the !inked States are in
a tickiiiketate. An anemia pare been made to as
sassinate one of King liewis Philippr's sons—the
'Duke d' Aumale. The ass malt ' has been arrested.
A row; rebellion, or revolution may shortly be ex
pected in France. Particulars -next week.
, Caldwell, the great Forger, lies been arrested in
Philadelphia.
John C. , Spencer, of New Yp!Tk, is the new Secre
tary of War. The President coitid not have made a
better selection.
Some of Ex-Attorney Getierel-Crittenden's admi
rers in Kentucky have purchased a farm in that
state end made it a present to,
Two democratic deputy-pustruasters have been re
moved, for interference itt elections. Right..
A destructive storm this week in the neghbor
hood of Boston. Great.damnie done.
•
TILE FLAG OF TO.IMEMI
"One fire more Slid they day is oars!"
The banner of Democracy, borne onward and up
wards tbs , lionestinhn Banfis,[is inscribed with let
ters of light, with-Economy.Retrenchment and Re
form.
Proktion to American InUstry.
No increase of the State De t.
•
No Treasury Shinplasters. , .
No Previous Pardons.
No Taxation.
f
No Bringing the Patronage! of the slate" govern
ment in :conflict with the freedom of eleCtlons.
A sound, constitutional currency.
One Term. 4
The safety of the Public money.
Honist men for public officr.
Equal and exact justice Oil) all glen
The will of the Peoplei..
Ereedom of Opinion.
Independence in Legislation.
LibeTtY, Law and the Constitution.
YiNssirtvAigis. Hatt.—The Pennsylvania Hall
has changed hands. and Col.Pohnsoni of the Ex
change; is now the host, and be is a host in himself.
We-can confidentlY, consiste4 and conscientious
ly recommend the Colonel td!the patronage of our
friends; far a more gentlemanly, attentive and oblig
ing landlord is not to . be found in the State. His
house islarge and comthodiousLrooms light and com
fortable—table supplied with the delicacies of the
aeason, and cooked, too, in ELI style that would suit
even, the fastidiousness of e IProfessioned epicure—
and last, but not least, tie b:# is stocked with the
best lirpiors. With such at,host and with such a
house: what more can a reasonable man desire 1
It
The former landlord of dip Hall, Mr. D'Estimau
vine, has our best wishes for th e
in whatever be
. sinessehis interests in future *lay prompt him tu en
.gage in. I
Tite Tina-rec.—The T4eatre closes this even
ing, aild the entertainments Provided for the occa
sion are of such an attractive: nature as cannot fail
to dra l ly a crowded house.li During the week, the
pantounine of ..Don Juan' has been produced.
The principle' characters w i 4e sustained by Messrs.
Powell,. Eberle, and Mesdeta. Powell and Eberle.
The piece was entirely successful, and what with
good acting ind beautiful scenery, was received with
thunders of applause."
Since the above was in type - untlerstand that
the theatre will not close until Monday evening, the
entertainments that night being for the benefit of Mr.
BenjaMin Lafevre. II;
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D ti ISIIIIEOTY PE Mt Xxxxc uts:--Mr. t J. It
Scott, of Philadelphia, is liew in our borough, and
is prepares to take miniatnic[s by the Daguerreotype
process. It is almoat supefflunns to say. that a min
iature by this process can Ittrtalten in a few seconds,
end as n matter of coarse mist be a perfect likeness.
Mr. !cott's rooms are ove l f Messrs. Lippencott . &
Taylor's Clothine store, coirtiti - of Centre and Mahan
tango street. His charges [llte extremely moderate.
ViEW OF Pcrrvsvit.r.r.H-Mr. Herniae has arri
ved 4na is now taking a sketch of our borough. pre
paraori,,to its being traisferred 'on atone. The
view taken from that eMibence known as- uLaw
. ton'ti Hill." From the sir ,i cimens which Mr. Be-
Delhi has shown us, we should say that he was
em
inen►ly qualified for the tisk he h.s undertaken.
,
OFrelic Assv cusr.—N gives us much pleasure to
state, that the members of, Patnck's Church have
purchased a lot on Mabaniango street, for the pur
pose of erecting thereon 41snitable building fur an
Orphan Assylum.
Vote for no man, no matter what his politics
'may be, who is not hones!. capable, and willing to
carry out those principles which you• believe to be
inseperably connected -with your best interests.
yILLBL Ftrutcsez.-1-The Valley Furnace Mill
continues to work weilit,np.i yields, we understand.
\J -
upwards of awry- r Ipna of pure metal every
•
week:
b• Friends of good order! can you vote for a
man who iabi let loosel ur4on the community , the in
mates of prisons and itenitentiories •
(6-Kerpjt before the "people that while our pub
iniprovenenta hare beet! a TAX to the State, our
.dhlreeffierre bare suddenly massed large fortuncs.
THE'
•• ,
' tract from 0 spike
Congress:.• •
,es I occupy my clime here na an avowed friend
of.poasierw and Asivietcir tztverayn, lam preps- '
red to go, in legishitien,Fricry just and reasonable
lezeth to, protect the labor of our citizens against
the labor - Of foreigner's arid the influence of foreign
rSvernMerits." " PENNSYLVANIA. the state from
'which I g'Alfite, and whiei l I have the honor to rep
i
repent, in part, nn thisi nor, has at all times been
the firm and steady fiend of his-nor Ecrivz ram
cZ. That,State looks :uPori thi nlicy as being es.
sFnlial to her prnsper r ilyi and welfare. It is to that
pplicy that shots maio;y indebted for her present
highly , improved iniii:i ion. That policy : has con
tributed largely to beStop upon the people of that
Elude . the many - ble*sines and rich advantages
which they now so !ininentiv.enjoy. That policy
IV well suited to the todnstriotta and virttelini habits
of the people of that ( Stair. Her local advantages
are great ; her agticolii nil resources are inezhaus.
table; her mineral web) h is not inferior to that or
lay, Est44e.in the Unten r That policy brings into
requirition all the enerfries of her industrious pea.
pia It draws largehi, tipon all her advantages and
~ • ! resource!' ; in simnefi that they cannot fail to int.
Pal Clo ,the people coin arty, wealth, and indepen
• dance, is a - very high d grec." -
• ~ , ,
- '
'At Pinegrove, on the eth inst. ity the Rev. Ipsrph
McCoA,.Mu Monne. H. - MkUlf, Merchant, to Miss
& R au trizartirn, eldest' daughter of Mr. James
Oliier, of PinesGrove'.
;ola mns:ore sit crow
,le are eetpelled to
be netts isf'
the week.
elphts Ledger rot el'
ititto ihe latest date
( s_ .
:on , has been orga
hpe ed by the Pros-
I I n mber of unpor
'giber of days per-
Ise before the trial
On the nth. inst. by the !UNA. T. Geisienbainer
of Orwigsburg—M.R. NAtill/N iNGIII4* tel Miss.
Pnasß wurt-rai. both' Of East Brunswick.
On 'the sth inek by the same, WILLTAII
KNITTEL; to MISS LOUISA ITETTIiGER, both of
East Bransisick.. _
On the sth. inst by the same . Outflow MaDLEs,
Esq., of McKeansbnrg, to Miss IttArts Asa &ow
ns, of Windsor township Berko, county. ' - •
The shipments from this mien this week, inclu
ding •the Little Schuylkill, amount to 22.107 tons,
Total this season, 449,174 tons—of this unionist
193,335 tons were brought over the Mine Hill and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad,and shipped from Sehiuyl
kill Haven. The shipments to same period lasi year,
339,988 tons. &etas in favor of 1841, 109,186
I=
We quote heights to Philsde!phis et $2,00; to
New York, $4 10. tl
There h'as been a slight advance in the pica of
Schuylkill coal in Philadelphia in consequence of
the late advance in freights.
Coal vessels continue very scarce in the Schnyl
kill at Philadelphia. We quote freights from that
city to Boston and Salem $2,1 2 % ; Providence, $1,..
75; aad New York, $1,50.
Shipments of Coal for the week ending on Thisra
,4
day evening last.
Shipped by
Deldware.Coal Co.
8 Heilnir & Son,
Mdnes & Spencer,.
Milnee & Haywood,
Bennet& T aylor,
Bell & Boltdn,
.Charles Lawton,
Geo. H Potts,
Hill& Carmel.,
G Bast,
George Payne,
Miller & Haggerty,
' sillyman & Nice,
R. Kear,
Union Collieries,
Potts & Bannan,
Hews, Baber & Co-
S- B. Reeve & Co.
C. He Forest, •
Thomas Morris,
Sillyman &
Pryor & Jenkins,
Charles Ellet,
C. Ashley, & Co.
F .1 Parvin,
R.. Adams
Sundry Shippers,
ABIFf.
of JOHN nANKS in
.';'IttALRIR , A;AD:4: -1, 1
Schuylkill Coal Trade.
368
Per lest report 7,601
9,945 420,374
Shipments to same period last sear 325,795.
PRICE OF FREIGHTS
From Pottsville to Philatlelphia,
From Pottsville to New York
Lrrri.E SCHUYLKILL COAL TRADE
For the week ending on Thursday last.
Tons.
Oct. tat. Franklin, .51
-
" British Queen, 55
2 Champion, 34
Fox, 52
.. Gazelle. -, 53
4 •Mstronie. 54
u J. Robinholt, 54
5 Sportsman, '55
... Elizabeth,.
6 Wisconsin, s4
u Cyane, 53
7 Julia, • 33
4 . Sarah hoe, 58
13 Boats. Tons. 682
.' 281 " Per last report 14103
—294 Boats --12785
J. & R. Carter,
8 Boats this week, 415
147 do Per last report 7538
—155
James Taggart,
. 6 Boats this week 310
'll3 do Per last report 5752
=-119
568 Boat Total tons, 28, 800
s,
SHABIOKIN COAL TRADE
To Sept. 30,
LEHIGH 'COAL TRADE
Shipments for the week ending Sept. 30, • 8563
• Total, ' 4 ,', 58,558
LACRAW ANA COAL TRADE. •
For Ile weelt ending Sept. 25, 6,630
Total 139,070
MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
The amo , int of Coal transported on this road up
o Thursday evening last. is 3.165 tons
Per last report ' 66;476
, Total 69,611
NATHAN CLEAVER, Collector
MINE HILL
RAIL ROAD HUYLKILL HAVEN
The arnotint of Coal transported on this road up
to Thursday evening last, is 10,624 01
Per last report • 184,511 11
Total - 193,33512
WM. NEWELL iCollector
5110. L CREEK RAIL ROAD.
The amount of Coal transported on this road Fe
to Thursday evening last, is 2,1 0 tons
Per last report ' 39,
Total - 41,546
GEO. IIADESTYJ Collector.
SCIIIIYLKILL VALLEY It AI ROAD
...The amount of Coal transported on this road op
to Thursday evening last, is 7,018 tons
Per lastxeport - 54.091,
Dividend.
To the- stochholdek in the Cattaititatt Bridge
Colnettnire Notice is hereby giv i on, That the
board of Managers have this - day declared a divi
dend of seventy Ova cents per share, for the last
six months (equal 10 si,t - per cent per mom) which
will be,paid to the atockhiddeis or t heir legal rep
resentatives on or tarter the 23d inst. hi
EZRA 8, HAYHURST.
Walvis", Cketelber,O. -41-4 t
, .
t At' Allit, '-.*: '''''''...
,
Last Plight . ,ot:.lllo:l3easou.
SATURDAYkiiiintrig;Octolit4 2tb,- will be pre
rented the celibritten.Melo'Dorna o r ;
'`,:. ' IA 6' OMM.A*BULA ,'' ,, :l'i •' r‘
The in bite 'Phantom.
Edward. • , Mr. Pnwell, ,!
Colin De Tipp, . . Eberle
Col. Rosembert, , I Marsh,' -,
Ernestine. I'. - 'Mrs.-Eberle,
Gertrude, ,_ , Miss Eberle,'
The whole in.conclude with a laurable farce.,
Pottsville, QM. 2. , 42--lin
, ,
LIST Or' LratirEas - -
REM A INING in the Post Office . 4: ' pottisville,
October' 1};1841:. • -
117 Persons inquiring for letters on thii list; will
please say they are "advertised. . .
Aleck Henry Henry 2 gay John -
Arms William Kimmel Joseph
'Aggen Patrick Kunkle Jacob
Angel C. W.
~ .Kutz Charles
Byrnet John , Kelly Martha f
Blair James ' Kliogworth John
Bishop Joseph Kerr David ~
Brown Harnett A. Leatney Daniel
Borne John • Long William . -
Bradley Michael or Louglan John
Reilly Andrew Le
wellyn Davli
Blair James Lee thomas
Beard James Low Elanah
Beacham William Lawrence Samuel'
Brobst P. Leib Charles
Beach H. M'Coy William
Beadle William M'Phenson Charles U.
Blattner Rudolph M'Kendry Nancy
Baron John MiGoire 'Michael
Bigler Hall M'Donald John
Beacham James M'Ginly.John :-
Bast G. 2 M'Dowell William
Boyle Henry filiCartney Henry
Black Daniel Murray James
nobler Jelin Noy Neal •
Brown John . Moran Michael
Bindley John May Isaac
Boylan Patrick Morgan John E.
Baugh Richard Mover Henry
Corry John
Maher Patrick- i
M'Cormick James ' Manny William
Codrington John Mated Patrick
Chapman L. Murray John
Cassidy Michael Mycarron Edward
Clemson Davis Mills MI.
Calm John Morgan William
Clark Phil!. Moyer Daniel
Chapman George Moore Stephen
Cherry David S. M'lntire Jane Mrs.
Cockill Johanna Naylon John
Caur Patrick Nordman L. sen.
Dugan James O'Reiff Jerry •
Dcoger Patrick Oboy Thomas
Driscoll Dennis Phelan Ryan
Coffey John Platt Richard
Dehaven William Parish R6verend
Driscol Bartholomew Parry David
Dubs C. H. Pool Edmund,
Dietrich Joseph Partridge Thomas
Ellis Thomas Philips Thomas
Eaves Sarah, M.B.r Price Rachel
Elliott Jo , rkz e t Quayly Michael
Fisk -# • i Quayly Willidm
Frank ir.... iiA..k.,. Richards Christopher
F i b -, , ,
4# -ktiCapt. Iteddington Patrick
Fleisc l4, Richards Charles
Farr J — - '''''.- Ralston James Esq.
Gait ay Lackey .' - Razer Jacob Capt.
Galegar James Remaly Elias
Gammon Samuel Ranch David .2
Gordan Thomas Rankle Jacob
Gilmour Andrew Runyon George
Gartleney Patrick Reese Mrs.
Hathaway E. A. Esq. # Reese j o hn
Hoots Thomas Reppert Josiah Y.
Ilulmo Joseph Esq. 2 . Rearming James •
Hartwell S. ''. Shawly Michael
Ilenesey Daniel Shiels Joseph 2
liollerman John F. Stuard Ephraim
Hide Daniel Sanz Elizabeth
Hogan Patrick Sherdoll John
Halligan John Smith James D.
Ilillinger & Ca. Swift A.
Hering Josiah Thompson M. Esq.
Hanon Lawrence Thabblerry Salmon
Hanson Robert Thomas William
Hoskins Henry Esq. Trimble Isaac
Ingram Thomas 2 Tigue Thomas
Jones Alie TM; Miss
J imon Margaret Ward John
James Taoinas Whitaker Henry
Kear Richard Word Thomas Esq.
Kirk William A. Weightnian Joseph
Klock Amos William Daniel
Kissinger Michael Worthley Christopher
King W. H. Zieghnfus Jacob
&RIP LETTERS.
Gilroy William Griffin Hack,
Glynn John Gledhill James
Harris Henry Lewis David
Megron Banat Nada John
Pilkington Samuel Roe John
Spencer James
JOHN T . W ERNE% P. N
21,425
398,949
$2:00
$4. 10
7953
6062
15,084
62,009 •
H. 0. P.OTI:Ss. Collector.
TILE -
.:;Th!E • •.. PM.
. „
$5 Reward.
wAS lost on Tuesday or NVedriesday last, in
this Borough a $l9 Bill on the Bank of tlio
Northern Liberties of Philadelphia. Whoever will
return said note to the subscriber, at the Exchange
Hotel, shall receive the
P. abovetreward.
• SCHERMERHORN.
Pottsville, October 9, 1841 41 —1 In!
DAGUERREOTYPE
IMINX-11,TURES.
" SECURE TIIEUIADOW ERE THE EVIISTANCIC FADES."
3. H. Scott,
,ATE of Philadelphia,
respectfully announces.
tolthe inhabitants of P ottsvillethst he has taken
the 2nd Story of the building at the Corner or Cen
tre and Mahantange streets, end will remain but
one week longer where he is prepared to take
MINIATURES,
By the process di4coyerect by the celebrated
French Chemist DAGUERRE, This process oc
cupies but a few seconds of time, whereby the bad
areas and inconvenience of a lengthened sitting
are obviated; and being the reflection of the person
sitting env, it is needless to add that the likeness
must be perfect.
lie desires Ladies and Gentlemen to enlist his
room where specimens may be seen.
Pottsville, October 9,1841. 31-1*
A word to a Wiseacre.
THE individual who, to gratify a' puerile feeling
of personal malice, concocted the ungentlemanly
and unjustifiable inuendo published in last Satur.
day's Emporium, signed "An °Sawyer," had better
be wary how he proceeds in such an emaciation.
An explanation may come forth, and should it, it
will tell but little lot his magnanimityl As an
" - observer " he may receive the same reward for
his observations two of his "responsibilities" recei
ved a short period since.
"RIGHT WRONGS NOBODY."
Pottsville.*October 9 • 41--
Teas Teas.
ILIRF.SII Green and Black Teal. Java. Rin; La.
quira and St. Domingo Coffee. St. Croix. Perin
Rico. New Orleans, and Havanna Snare. Loaf.
Lump and Crushed Sugar. Steam Syrup: Sugar
House,and New Orleans Molarer, for sale by ,
E. Q. k A. HENDERSON.
41—
October 9
Copartnership.
THE subscribers would inform their Friends and
the Public that they have entered into an ce.
partnership, under the firm of Henderson & Far.
rell, and are now prepared to execute 'orders for
castings of any description, a Island Found?.
Orders , arerespectfully lOWA ed for Cast , Rai 01,
Turn Outs,'llldi Gem in Water Pipes:Car Wheels,
&c. &c. - CHARLES HENDERSON,
- - JOHN FARRELL. --
Pottsville, October 9
MackeriL
roNO.I and 2 Vickeral in liarrzis, and lialf bar.
ta. elate -,i inapt:Won, for roan *- •
. • E. Q. &A. a ENDERSON.
(We nn' P . 41-
I -FRofl; 4MAT10111.:::
4S ? tinitir'n:ArauHst 17....P.5a5c5% Es.
:President the several 'Coons of .
c o in:Two Ines*, °film Cciunties'of Dauphin Lela.
none and SeliuYlkill,.in Penisytyinna,..ind J ustice of
the several Coal ts of Quarter Sessions of the Peace;
Oyer and terininei, Ind beneratnioLDelivity; in
Raid counties. and Settutellik. Leib. and Streagi
Palmer, Esquire*. Judges 'of the Conn.of,Quaker
Sessions of the Peace, Orer 'and Terminer. and
General Gaol Delivery; for:the' trial of capital and'
other offenders, iii.the said County of Schuylkill—.
by their precepts te;mii directed, nave • mitered,*
Court of Quarter Sessions of the . Peace; -
Oyer ,and
Terminer. and General Gaol Delivery , to holden
at Orwigsberg, on the last'Mor Octoby
(being the 25th of said month,) to continue one
week. • • , '
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner,
the Justices of the Peace. and Constables of the
said county of Sebnylkill. that they are by the said
precepts commanded to be then aud there at. 10
o'elock in the forenoon of said day, with .their
records. inquisiliims.- examinations. and all other
remembrances, to do those things which to .their
several offices appertain to be done; and all those
that are bound by recognizance*. to prosecute
'against,the prisoners titillate or then shall be in the
gaol of said county of Schylkill, are to be then and
there to prosecute them as shall be just.
.God save the Commonwealth.
JOHN G. WOOLISON. Sheriff. •
Shenrs Office, Orwige. _
bum Oct. 9,1841. # .41—tf
- N. 8.-The witnesses and jurors who ere sum.
moned to attend said . Court, are required to attend
punctually, In case of con-attendance,
the law in
such cases made and provided, will be rigidly en
roreed. This notice is published, by order of the
Court; thoie concerned will therefore go•ern them =
selves accordingly.
Sew. Fall and Winter Goods.
THE subscribers have just received a New and
Elegant assortment of Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting of, Black. Blue and fancy Colored Cloths,
Blue Black and fancy Colored Cassimers. Blue,
grey, Brown, Mied and Drab Sattinetts, White,
Red, Scarlet, Yellow and Green, Flannels. Black,
Brown, Green, Scarlet and Drab Morinos 12-4.
11-4, 10-4. S-4, 6-4 Blankets. Morino,' Be lvidere,
Tustan, and Taglioni Shawls, Buck, Beaver. Hos.
kin. and Kid Gloves, Winter Prints, Roslyn Plaids,
Mouslin de Laines, Woolen. Berlin. end Cashmere
Gloves, Blue,Green, Red and Scarlet Canton Flan.
nells, Bleachd and unbleached Canton Flannel'.
Pilot, Beaver and Bearskin Coatings, Wool, shirts,
Drawers, &c: &c.
All of which we ore disposed to sell on our
•anal reasonable terms.
E. Q. zi f A. HENDERSON.
91—
October 9
Whitney a. Bath Blankets
12-5 11-4 and 10-4 Whiny and Bath Blanketc ,
For sale by E. Q.A A. HENDERSON.
October - 9 41—
Ingrain Carpeting. -
fi be
. EW and eplendid assortment of Ingrain
q
arpeting. Justsseeived and for sale by
E. Q, & A. HENDERSON.
Oc or r 9 41—
STRAYED from the York Tunnel mines, on
Wettnesdsy the Bth 01 September. a BLACK
MARE, small size having one blind eye. and a
white spot on her face; she had a railroad harness
on at the time she was lost. Any person who shall
return the above described mare. or give him infor
mation where she may be found. shall receive the
above reward by the sobacriber,
WILLIAM. EAGLE.
Scuylkill Haven, Sept. 25 39-3 t
•
Stray Cow.
SSRAYED away from the babscriber to N ine ty
ville, about three weeks ago, a BLACK COW,
about 7 years old with a small white spot on her
breast and the horns stand nearly straight up.
Whoever will return said cow to the owner, or give
Information where he can get her again, shall be
reasonably rewarded.
September 25
Take Notice,
WHAT the partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Michael Murphy and William Morris.
trading fin the coal business' , under the fi rm of
Murphy .&
Morris. was this day dissolved, by Tu
tus, consent. The business hereafter will be con.
ciueted by Michael Murphy. by, whom all the debts
of the firm will be paid. and unto whom all those
ho are indebted to the firm are requestedlo make
payment.
September 18
INSOLVENT DEBTORS..--The - subscribers
haitc applied to the Judges of the Court. of Com.
mon Please of Schuylkill county, for the enefit of
the several Acts of Assembly, passed air t b he relief
of Insolvent Debtors, and that the said Judges have
appointed Monday the 18th day ofOctober next, at
10 o'clock an the forenoon, at the Court Douse, in
Orwigsburg, for the hearing of us and our credi.
tors, when and where they (key attend if they think
proper.
DAVID R. THOMAS.
JACOB MILLER,
SAMUEL. K INTEL,
JOHN HIPPL
WILLIAM 0 VIS,
JOHN F. UEBE LE,
JOSEPH HOSKINS
WILLIAM BROWN,
SAMUEL N-VG ANT.
ABRAHAM ZIMMERMAN.
PETER ZIMMERMAN,
PETER H F.RTZOG,
PATRICK OW ENS,
JOHN FULTON.
SURD PATTERSON.
ISAAC STRAW.
JOSEPH HORTON,
..DANIEL. JUDY. '
ADAM STRAUSSER. • -
September 25
Coroner
of Schuylkill county, at the ensuing October elec
tion. Should Ibe so fortunate as to receive a ma
jority of your suffrages, I pledge myself to discharge
the duties of the ollice with fidelity and impartiality
Your friend
and Obedient rvant,
WIL Se LIAM YOST.
Pottsville, September 25, 1841. 39—te.
Head Quarter*,
First Battalion Schuylkill County Volunteers.
wHE Battalion will parade fully equipped,
Winter Uniform, in the Rootigh of Orwige—
burg, on Wednesday, October 13th, at Ip.o'elock
M.. for review arid inspection. The Line will be
formed in the rentre St. the right resting on
Haughawout's Hotel, fronting the East.
By Command
G EO. C. W YNKOO P. Lieut. Col.
First Battalion Schuylkill County Volunteers.
'First Battalion SetOylkilt 'County Volunteers.
LIEUT. DANIEL J. RIDGEWAY has been
appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation of Lieut. Charles Potts. seAdjotant of this
Battalion. le will be obeyed and respected ac
cordingly. -
GEO. C WYNKOOP, Lieut. Cot.
First Battalion Schuylkill County Volunteers.
Pottsville Sept. 25 ' 39
Is wanted of PATRICK BRENN4N NEILLY,
-a formerly of Newtown Colliery, Queens County,
Ireland., He . arrived-to this country about lour
yearn ago, and when list heard abciut two yeare
ego; he was et Haerlarn, New York. residing =with
man by the name a -Michael Quinn; Should
this notice meet the eye of Patrick Brennan
or any person acquainted With him,lie or they will
'confer a particular favor; by 'addressing a line to
the sobscriber. his step. father, at the Pottsville,
Pa., P. , 0. giving information where- he may . be
found. • • - MICHAEL KENNEDY: ,
v,o4.oerigd'....- • .
41-31
BEE
$ 5 REWARD.
JOHN DANIELS.
39-3 t•
MICHAEL MURPHY.
39-
BEAD QUARTERS.
Information,
.comity, con
.00!isioner.
To tie Free and :iiiirprarient 7 Elerictor of Sekivl-
'; • ' '
fitterio,:airti •
' • ' ' Encouraged by the
solteitatiutrof riuniher. of Env friends, I hive been
induced to offer myself as a Candidate for the .
Conantissftsrees Office •
.of Schuylkill county, at the ensuing election. and
respectfully, solicit your suffrages and support.—
Shoidd, I be so fortunate as to-receive a- majority of .
the Votes ants , fellow •Citizen% I pledge myself to
discharge the duties of said 01fice with fidelity and
to. lie beat of my abilities. I remain your friend
and fellow.ettiken,
t d i t i
JACOB mArrn EWS.
urg, epte !APT 18,1841_ 38-tv.
ESE
PRObLAMATION.
WIIERt . AS, in and bran act-of the General 'As
sembly of the Ciminitinweslth or Pennsylvania'
ertiitled " An act regulating the General Elections with
in this Commonwealth: passed the 2d day ofJuly. A. D.
1839,.! it is inide the duty of the' Sheriff of eve: y county
to give public notice of such election to be holden, and
to make known in each notice what officers arc to be
elected: Therefore,
11, John G. Woohson,
igh Sheriff of the county of Schuylkill, do MASK
esovert by this advertisethent to the 'electors of said
unty of Schuylkill, that a
GEN E WALL ELECTION
will be held in the said county. on Tuesday the 12th day
of October next, at thesevemldistrices therofas follows,
to. wit:
1. Theelectors of the borough of Orwigsburg will
hold their election at the Court House in the boroueh of
Orwigeburg.
2. The electors of West Brunswig township will hold
their election at the Court House in the Borough of
Orwigsburg.
3. The electors of East Brunswig township will hold
their election at the house of Henry Lutz, now occupied
by John Boyer; in the town of McKeansburg.
4. The electars of Pinegrove townahia will hold their
election at the house of the late John Barr, now William
Litz, of said township.
5, The electors of Warne township will hold their
election at the house of Loenard Sholl, innkeeper, in
the town of Friedensburg.
6. The electors of Upper Mahantongo township will
hold their election at the house of Peter Yoder,formarly
Samuel Mover, in said township.
7. The electors of Barry township, including the
house occupied by Mr. Hawn, will hold their election at
the house of Isaac Dengler, in said township.
8. The electors of Porter township will hold their elec
tion at the house of Jacob Ileberlieg Jr. now or late in
the occupancy ofSamuet Kimmel, in said township.
9. The electors of Lower Mahantango township will
hold their general election at the house of Joseph Os
man, in said township.
JO. The electors of West Penn township will hold
their election at the house now occupied by bloritz Fo
reider. in said township.
11. The electors! of Union Township will hold their
eleCtion at the,housc of John Eisenhower, in said town
ship.
12, The electors of Ru - sh township will hold their
election at the house of John Braus, innkeeper, in said.
township.
13. The electors of Branch township. including that
part of Norwegian township heretofore voting in the
Borough of Minersvele. shall be a separate election dis
trict, and the electors thereof shall hold their get oral
election at the house occupied by Charles Taylor, in
the Borough of Minersville, aforesaid.
14. The electors of Schuylkill township, residing east
of a point from the township line of Manheim, in a
Ftraiiht line with the Old Forge, including the same,
from thence to the house now occupied by Jacob Wont
mer, Including the same, and continuing film thence in
a straight line to the Rush township line, shall hold
their general election at the house of Frederick Ben
singer, Jr. in the township of Schuylkill, in the said
county. •
15. The qualified voters residing in the township of
Norwegian and Schuylkill, in the comity el Schuylkill,
within the following described bounds, shall hereafte"be
a seperate election district, viz: Beginning on the line
between the townships of Norwegian and Manheim;
from thencee straight line to che house now occupied
by John Penman, including the same—from thence to
the Norwegian church—from thence to the farm house
of F. N ieho Is, Esq.. including the same—from thence
a straight line to the line between the townships of Nor
wegian and Barry—from thence following the township
lines of Barry end Rush eastward to a point—from
thence in a straight line sonthward to the Old Forge.
excluding the same, thence to the house now occupied
by Jacob Wommer, excluding the same, and thence in
a sleight line to the place of beginning, excluding the
town of New Castle, and the qualified electors residing
within the before desdribed bounds shall hold their elec
tion at the Port Carbon House, in the town of Port
Carbon.
16. All the qualified electors, residing on the east
side of Norwegian street, in the Borough of Pottsville
in the county of Schuylkill, including, that portion of the
qualified electors in Manheim township, who have here
tofore voted in the ballot box of said. Borough, shall form
a separate election district, and continue to hold their
elections at the public house of Gets & Brother, in said
Borough.
.17. All the qualified electors residine on the west
side of Norwegian street, in the of Pottsville
aforesaid, including that portion more of Nor
wegian township who have hen A in said bor
ough, shall form number and at :ctiori district,
and hold their election at the :use of N. J.
Mills.
18. The electors of the borough of Tamaqua will
hold their election at the school house in said bortiugh.
19. That the electors of Manheim township lung
Ninth -east of the following line :—commencicg at the
ilownship line of Wayne and Manheim townships nn
the Summer Hill, thence along , the Summer Hill and
Orwigsburg road, to the house of Widow Sweicker, and
the house of John Dewalt, excluding the same, thence
to the house of Philip Drumheller, thence to the house
of John neaten, at the centre turripike r ; thence to the
house of John Ram, thence to the house of Ph:lip Rock ;
thence to the house of John Shane, Jr. including the
same; thence to the township line of said Manheim and
Schnyllull townships, shall hereafter hold their general
elections at the Court House, o the borough of Orwigs
burg. -
20. The electors of the remaining part of Manheim
township will bold their elect: on at the house of Philip
Boyer, innkeeper, in the town of Schuylkill Haven.
At which time and place are to be elected by the
freemen of the county of Schuylkill
One Person
for Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
One Person-
for Member of the Ifonse ot Repre•entatives of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
• • One Person
for Coroner.
EEM
One Person
fur County Commissioner.
one Person
for County Treasurer.
One Person
for Director ofthe Poor.
Two Persons
for County Auditors.
Two Persons
for Trustees of the OrwSchuyki ll. igsburg Academy in the county
of
'The general election and election for inspectors and
judges, to .be opened between the hours of 8 and 10
o'clock in the forenoon, arid .shall continue without in•
terruption or adjournment until 7 .o'clock in the even
iog, when the polls shall be closed.
In pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitled "An Act
relating to the elections of this Commonwealth," pass
ed the 2:1 day cr.luly,. 0.1839, Nonce is hereby given,
" That every person, icepting justices of the peace,
who shall hold any offic or /appointment of profit or
trust under the gosernme cot the United States, or of
this State, or of any city or incorporated district. and al
so that even member ofecing.ress, and of the state leg
islature, and of the select or common council of any
city, or commissioners of any incorporated, district, is
by law incapable of holding or exercising,at the same
time. the office or appointment of judge; insrmor or
clerk of any election of this commonwealth, and that no'
inspector, Judge, or other officer of such election, shall
be eligible to any office to be then voted tor."
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act
relating to the elections of this Commonwealth," passed
July 24,1839, further provide as-rollows, to wit:
"That the inspectors and judges. chosen as aforesaid
shall meet at the respective places appointed for hold
ing t!-e election in the districts to which they respec
tively belong. beforenine o'clock in the morning of the
second Teesday in October, in each and every year, and
each of said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, whet
shall be a:qualified voter of such district.
',..._ In case the person who shall have received the sec
ond higheit number of votes for inspector, shall not at
tend' on t he day of election, then' the person whe shall
have received the second highest number of votes for
judge for the nest preceding, election: shall act -aria
spector in hiti,pliteeCr Arid in =stifle person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for inspector
shall not attend; the parkin elected judge slialtsppoint
an inspector *his place; and In ale the person elected
ludit, Shill insinttend,then the inspector who received
. :3
the highest panther of votes 'hall appoint a judge ir,hisk.
place; and if anv vacancy shall -cootinee in the board
for die spaciket r ione hour a ft er the time fired 'ay last for •
the opening of he election, thestnalified'boters of thre
ton oship, warrior . , chstrict, for which. such officer ?hull
have .been sleeved, present at the place : Of election, shall
elect one of their nomber to fil touch vacancy. .
" It *hall be the datyref Paid assessiini.reseeetively to
attend at the pltce of holdtrig ever Y genend, special, or
township .elec ti during the whole ;tithe said elec
don is kept o en, for the purpose of givinglriforma;7 -
nxeLion to the I tore and judges when called on in re
lotion to the right of any persoa assessee by them to ,
vote al sucheldon, or such other . matters in relation
to the asseserne i s of voters as. the , bald inspectors or
j idge, or either of- them; shall from time' to timo reb-
I
quite. 1 1
-That no pe n shall he permittrd'te vote at any eke
tion;ns aforesaid, other itsan a wl itefredman or the age
of twenty'-one y ears or more; who- shall have resided
within the - state'st least one year, and in the election dis
trict where heoffers to vote a,' least ten days immedi
dial ely preeedir g such election, and within two years
paid a state or con»ty tax. whir h shall have been air- -
sessed at least t n days before the electiou . But a cid
sena the Unit States, who had previously beet , ta
qnalified voter o this state, and removed therefrom and
- returned, and who shall have resided to the election
district, and paid taxes aforesaid, shbll be entitled re
vote slier residing in this state six months ;Previded,
that the white freemen citizens of the United States, be
tween the ages of twenty-one and twenty:duo vebre.and
:havinwresided i . this state erel ear. and in the election.
district ten.day as aforesaid; eF.all he entitled to vote.
although they s • all not have paid taxes.
"No parso shall be permitted to vote whose
name is not ce mined in the list of taxable inhabitants
furnished by
First:lie prods
years, Of ti state
constitution. at
his own oath it
such a tax,er - o
oath to the . payn
right to vote b
twenty-one an
oath or affirmat
least one year I
such proof of re
thts act. and I '
counts given hi
give such oth
whereupon the
shall be inserte
and a note'inter
"tax,' if he s
havieg paid a
admitted to vet
case the reason
clerks: who sha
kept by them.
"In all case where the mime of the persna claim
ing to vote is ot 'found on the list furnish. d by the
commissioners and assessor. or his right to vote wheth
er found there n or nut is onjected to by any mi.ditied
citizen, it shall a the duty of the inspecturs to examine
such person o oath as to his qualifications, and if he
claims to have esided within the vote fot one year or
more, hts oath hall be sufficient proof there-f. hot he
shall make proof by at least one competent witness.
who shall be o qualified elector. that he has resided
within the district for more than ten days next immedi
ately preceding said election, and shall also himself
swear that his bona fide reindence, in pursuance of his.
lawful calling, is within the district.. and that he did not
remove in the said district for the purpose of voting
therein.
" Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who shall
make due pro° . if required, ofthis residence and pay
ment of taxes, es aforesaid, shall be admitted tt, vote to
the township, %Ord or district in which he shall reside.
If any person shall .prevent or attempt to prevent
any officers ()fan election tinder this act from holdihtt
such election, r use or threaten any, violence to any
such officer, o shall interrupt or improperly interfere
1
with him in th execution of his duty, or shall block up
or attempt *A b ck up the window or avenue to any win
dow where th same may be holden,' or shall riotously
disturb the pe ce at such election, or shall use or prac
tice any intimi ation. threats, force, or violence, w ith
o
design is Odle nee unduly or overawe any elector, or to
prevent him rem voting. or to restrain the freedom
of choice, such persen on conviction shall be fined in
any sum not ekceediug five hundred dollars' and be im
prisoned for any time not less than one nor more than
twelve menthe. And if it •shall be shown to the court
where the trial of such offence shall be had, that the
person so of:feeding was not a resident of the city. ward
district, nr to*nsbip Iv; ere the said offence was com
mitted. and net entitled to vote therein, then. on convic
tion, he shall be sentenced to pay n fine not less than
one handred.aor more than one de:tined dollars, and
imprisoned not le tit than six months nor more than two
years.- ' I
i
If any , person or persons shall make any bet or W -
gerupon the r suit of any election within this common
wealth, or st all offer to make such bet or wager,eith
er by verbal proclamation thereoLor tiy any written or
printed advervisen.ent, challenge or invite any person
or persons tOntake such bet or wager, upon conviction
thereof he or they shall forfeit and pay three times the
amount so bet, or offered to be her.
The Judges are to make their returns for the county
of Sehnylkill,nt the Court House in Orwigsburg, on
Friday the Iftth day of October, A. D,1841.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriff's Office
atOrwigshure, and dated September 4, in the year of
our Lord one thoueand eight hundred and forty..one, and
sixty-filth 'year of the independence of the' United
States of America. fo,
JOIN . 6: WOOLISON, Sheriff
Sheriff's (Viet Orwigs
burg, September 4, Ib4l i
11 iisc & Lot for dale.
THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at Mo--
timer*.i Hotel, on Saturday the 16th of October
inst., at 2 uicloek P. M. his two-story frame dwul.
housr. with Kitchen - rittached,
led no Lyon Bireet, in this floronah
The house is 18 feet front by 30 deep,
well built, and in mod order. Thu Lot
6.24 Icut front by 190 deep, arid has a front also on
Market street. The house will he : old at any time
previous to the day of sale should a purchaser offer.
The terms will be made known on the day (dealt:,
and by apPlication in the mean time to the seltscri.
her. JOHN BROWN.
kirsitE
I .e Commissioners aforesaid, unless,
ce a receipt for the payment within two.
or comty tax assessed agreeably to the
d give sati.factory eirdlehee (the; tu
afflrmati n of another, that he Las rabl
e failure to produce a receipt,shall inako
lent thereof, or Second: If tie claims a.
k being an elector between the ir2es or
.` twenty-two years, he shall depose are
on, that he has resided An • the state at
'text before his application, and make
tidence in the district ao is required by
t lie does verily believe from the ac
a 'that he is of the age aforesaid, ar.d
r evidence as is required, by this act.
ameof the person so admitted tovote
in the alphabetical list by the inspectors'
opposite thereto by writing the word
all be admitted to vete by reason of
az, or the word" age," if he shall be
on account of his age,and in either
of such vote shall be calk d out to the
ill make the like Holes in the list of vote's
A. Stray COW.
ABLAcK cow, with a small white spot on the
left eqe, about eight years old, was brought to
the subscriber 03 Saturday night last: The owner
is requested to call, pay charges, and take her
away. ' RICHARD EDWARDS,
• near , he East Mines.
Assignees' sale.
•gg' HE Subscribers, Assignees of Jones, Reim ~&
CO. will offer at Public Sale, on Saturday, the
9th day of October next, at one o'clock, P. Al. at
the house, of John Daily, innkeeper, in Hamburg,
forks cory : All the Right, Title and interest
of John , . -Keim, Henry Conrad, and Samuel B.
Reeve, Assigned to the subscribers, to be three one
fourth parts .°f the following duet ibed Real Es.
tate :
No. l Windsor Furnace Farm, situated in
Windsor t ownship , forks county , containing ono
Hundred and Twelve Acre.., 11101'0 or less, hoooded
by .lands pf Godfried Seldle, and others : The I tu.
Itproyements arc a good STONE MUSE.
With a never failing spring of water in
the cellar ; a new Switzer Darn, and
other outbuildings. The land is in a
is of cultivation, and divided into fields of
iient size by new Post and Rail fence;
acres of Meadow land, well watered, 6
wood land, and the residue arable.
A tract at SPROUT LAND, situate in
idsor township, one 'mile from said farm.
ne 10 acres, more or less, adjoining lands
Shaeffer and others.
A tract of.WOOD LAND, situate on the
e of Schuylkill partly in said Windsor
, and partly in Schuylkill county, adjoin
r land. of Tones. Reim, & Co. Port Chn.
there, containing from 3to 400 acres. '
.'A tract . of SPROUT LAND, situate in
wr.ship, Be k s county, adjointng - lands of
Reueble, J hnSlidy,and others, containing
a more or eels. ' • .
i. A tract of SPROUT LAND, situate in
n township, adjoining lands of Jacob Kant
rhilip Filbert, and others, containing 32
Flora or less.
Ithree last, mentioned 'reacts will be sold
sly, or in lots, to snit purchasers. -
is made known by
•
RICHARD BOONS,
DANIEL YOUNG.
••••
lIIIR II
I
high alai
a matey
a u c i Ti v e u o a t i
No. 2f
said Wi
contain'
of Peter
No. 3,
East 191
townshil
ing Mb'
ton and
No. •
Rern
Samuel
1.50
No.
said Per
man. 11
acre.,
The
sertral
Ter
PROCLAPIATION.
ICE is hereby 'givitn that a Court of Corn
Mar; tot the trial afissne. in and
Icounty of Schuylkill, will be' held .at Or.
rg,. in the county artiresaid.on Monday pre.
the lest Monday in October nest, ( belie tho
said month - 4 '' • •
aforeall parsontiliaving inks tleoding, and
ona whove . duifiVahall be to ap, ear at said
will take notice and :govern thcmsplvev - tic.
• lyr • , JOHN - G. WOOLISON,
a .ofliCe Or wigs,
.Sept„2s,
,
In
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