Thomas aioh-demagogue Ofllhode
Island, has been “reptliater by his own father.
The'ciretunstances as we learned - them, arelheie.
The elder. Dort, who is a wealthy and respectalle
gentleman of the city of-Providence, remarked .a
few weeks since to his son, that unless he desist
ed his attempts to overturn the Government of
'the State, they might be brought into collision'
With each other.- • 4," aserved the old geriqe
man', "shall of
,Faurai, range myself upli the side
of the laws, and among the friends of order and
good govern - Alt In case' a resort to arms shall
become necessary to preserve the peace ancEdig.
nity of the State from violation, you and I may
be.arrayed against each other in a hostile attitude.'
.that event," his wrolclted l i on replied; "I
should not hesitate to march over
.Our dead body
provided I could carry my point in noother way."
Perceiving front this remark, what alblack-hearted
reptile he had been nourishing in his bosom, his
father very properly ordered' bini to quit his pie
sence, and forever. And his exarupld has been
followed by the other members °ills family, who
are among the most respechiblo, people of the
State.—Troy Da:lg Whig.
A Pt,iisvrr PtAci•To Resins I v.—The con
&Won of Caro, fil.,.Which some tine since on
the speculator's map was set.down as A very large
flourishing, and pleaisntly situated town, is deii
cribed as follows: . .
*The water is about live feet all round
houses, and the frogs are so busy in trying to find
logs tossit upon, that they have.stopped'croaking
entirely. The boat on board which the writer
was, haileVone of the houses in the evening;
thinking Rivas a steamboat ; the pilot took the
windows fir "stern lights On finding that he
was right in Piton, with .liis steamboat, And this
house was a tavern, the captain pulled up, and
every body ~l iquored." Cairo vvo.ld make agood
.temperance town now, as there is plenty of 'ma
ter."
1 ,
Who wants to emigrate ?
H. J. taits.—The Philadelphia corroiPo6dent
of tho Journal of Commerce says : I am informed
that there .is an affidavit' in this•city train ,Hosea
J. Levis, latexashief of the tichuylkklli :Dank. in'
which he charges against the PresidenY and Direc-
tors of the Scllluylkill Bank a full knowledlqi of
his frauds upon the Kciatuc i ky, Bank; and that :
the money thus fraudulently ntttained was appro-
priated to the Schuylkill Bank.
.QTIPATTON FOlt OEITATIkfT 11007.TTES.— If a
good sized cart will hold thirty huiihgls of pota
tees, how much will a prime, fat, Berkshire grun
ter weigh ?
AxoTurn.—lf a pound of butter costs six
cents, how many wheel barraw loads of sunshine
will it take to dry a load Of hay 1
PefiLlC opinion is perhaps the
Only Unerring guide front whosil decision there is no
appeal; and was there ever such a meolfestatioti of
in approval as there is with Bitason.writs KEGEra
[US. UNlArts/a. Stephy step has this. nietti
rine wormed itself ibto favor, in spite cir e ray. 'reds
ton and s ore. Triumphant his been its progress .to
its present sphere of extensive usefulness. It has
surmounted obstaclef before Which• quackery sinks
and had gained fur itselca reputation
neither Physicians ..or.dippant, sordid, counterfeiting
Apothecariks can ever injure- They can no more in
jure the reputation of Brandreth's Pills:than they can
lay their hands upowthe sun. These Pills ! ire known.
by the experience of thousands, to perfectly, cleanse
the blood friim all foulness, remove.every inp i rb , d 31
!Winn.- and renovate week and enfeebled constitu-
Dints 4o perfect health and vigor. Then acknowl
edged innocence makes them safe through every pe
riod of existence from it tansy to old 'lige.
Purchase in Pottsville, of Wm. Mornay,. Jr., and
of the agents published in another part of this paper.
litarrizb
4t4leaver Meaamit. en Monday, 2d inst., by Rev.
R. R. VlMame. Mr. D/VID P. DArirs. if ft.anville,
Pa. to Mesa JULIA T. 1 , 101..t5, oftlie former ;dace.
On the 11th inst., by William Barus,•Nir Wm, tin
D. GEARHART, to Miss NI Mir L. C 91Ett . t , N•,.1 . ,0th of
Mailiumberland county, near Danville.
fIIL COIL . TRAM.
We have nothing new to note in- the Inidd thie
wet k, with the eta peon of 'an Increase. in !he sho-
' , MIN over fast week. !Vhe rates of height, on the.,
line of canal and eoasiWise eontiquo the saute.
Schuylkill oal Trade.
Sh°pmcnts tip' Coal tbrlbe week ending on Thus•
day evening . last :
fi'retti l'Ottsville and Port Carbon,
••-• Bthuylkill Haven,
.112.6:8
Per last repnri from Pottsville& P.Carbon,232st
" •' from Schuylkill IlUven. 22.538
Freights.
Pottsville to Philadelphia,
'• to New York.
Thefreight from Schuylkill Haven by Canal Ls from
sto 10 cents per ton I-sa than from Yollsville and
Port Carbon.
I.elogth Coal Trade.
Despatched from Mauch Chunk for the week end
in; sth month 5, 1812—
1. Ct.al & Na_v. Co
Beaver Isle/Wows,
114eton
sugar Loaf,
TOTAL 51117P31 ENDA.
L. Coal sk Nay. Co.
Beaver Meadow Co'
Hazleton Co.
Sugar Loaf Co.
Delaware and lindson Coal Trade.
Cleared at floneSdale for Rondout, during. the week
etntng April 4 23, 46 boats coataining Tons 7 530
Total. 8,818
Nine Hill and Schnklkill II wren itailroad
The following is the amount ofCoal transported on
this Road, for the week• ending on Thursday evening
last. Tone . • - 5.993 04
Per lasi report, 3,!36 07 .
35,119 11
"WNr. NEWELL. Collector
Total,
t.Dur illaritet,
CORRECTED `TEEELV. PorriviLLE.,• 14„ 1842
4V heat Flour, pr Bbl. $6,00 Mech. per lb. 6 .1
Rye do • cwt.' 1,75 Pork,
Wheat, bshl 1,30 Ilams,, 10
R)e,
Corn,
75'Potatoes, bush, 50
" 62i Phi ;ter, ton 5,00
Orate,
45 - I tiny
EggB,
Butter,
doz 12i,l'unotby ed, bah! 2,50
lb - 12 ;Clever ,' " 5,00
WEALTH."
The seventh lecture before the Student's Liter.
ary association, will be ..delivered on Wednesday.
18th inst., by Sarcutlitewis, subject, % cafth;
at the AcadernY i at 7 o'clock precisely.
May 14 ;.F.,DW.SIIIPPEN. Met Sec'y.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.—The
•egatea from the 'various Temperance Bocielica.of
the cot w o.l' meet in Convention, at the house
of Daniel B. Christ, in Mor:is' aedition to Pote. ,
on Wednesday, June Bth, it 2 o'chicii P. M.
Punctual attendance of the delegates is requested.
May 14, ,
NATIONAL LIGHT INFANTRYi--Paratle i
on Wednesday, the 18th day. of May, 142, at the
Amory, at 10 o'Cloek A. M. in winter , uniform,
provided — with a blanket, tine• rounds 'of blank
and cute ball cartridge, and - rompletely -equipped
for camp duty. By command *
RICHARDS,
Mayl4 First SeigCant.'
rr WASHINGTONIAN TEMPERAN E
SOCIETY. t!v- Porrsvirrx.—A meeting ot-the
Washingtonians will be held on Monday evening.
play 16:14'dt 7 o'clock`; at the Lecture Room. cor
ner of Centr., and Mahanuango streets. •,The
meeting 'will be addressed by A. W. Leybarm,
Erg. and Others. Alf perms are particularly
invited to attend.
May 14; . J. B. REED,SceIv.
r •
,11EPEcI,LAS.40C • TlON.:—Alipecial client.
in , of Pottsitlie . ltepial Association, will -be
be Mundial - evenink, the 16th inst., at 1
o'ctick, in the Pottsville Haase. -An address.
will be delivered, Communications . frithi the
Philadelphia Repeal Aseneiation read, and °the;
'important business transacted: •
'Let all the members that can attend, and Ipar
ticularly those offori Carbon and Minersvillo.
JOH I V C. NEVILLE, Vice Prest . t.'
P. FOGARTY. Rcc. FOCY, f: May 14. r
THE subscriber being at present out of employ.
,ment, offers his services in; the capacity of e i lerk:
or agent: as w ould in either, use his best exertions
to pro Mote the interests of his employer. An active
business life of more than 30 years, and a full acquain
lance with accounts and hook-keeping, qualify him to
give satisfaction.
Letters addressed to hint; either at Pottsville or
Port Carbon. will be promp 'JO tly attended ta.
May 14, 29-4 t SEPH F. CARROL
i• _ •
__
SMITH & I...xitthor,
tom. COMLIISnO:4 OFT/CE,
No. 79 Docl Streit, Philadelphia.
Reform
Messni. Wm. Davidson & Snn. 1 ' •
. Fullerton . Donned, . I P hiladelphia.
- - .D. Lamina 4 Son. -
" A. Traquair. Esq - •
" L C..it & W. A. Smith. New York: _..--
" Alfred Du Pont. Esq., Wthrungtoare.
Philadelphia, May 7. 0-3 m.
DANIEL B. MA<
, tioAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens of
a Schuylkill county, that they have just o'penui in
the basement story of the Town hail, on Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as.,
sorttnent of
just brought from Philadelphia, where they were se
lected with great care, and purchased at unusually
low pricei—coruprisingr every vatic:} of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass: Ware, Chinci
Wore, Queens and Earthen Warr,
Among which may be found
Superfine Cloths, of various colors and quilias,
Blue, Black and. Fancy colored Cassimeres, •
Sainnets, Flannels, 'and Woolen Blankets.
Prints Lawns, Gingham, Morinces and Plaids
,;
S Ik. Sain, Linen and Laces, I
Cantori Flannel, Hollands and Nanking,
Marseilles and Valentia Vest:ngs,
3-4; 4-4, 5-4, 6-4 Muslim, Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric,'Gingliam and Cotton Handlis. .
N ew and sti error style Summer Cloths,
Coitonades and Beverteen4
In fine, a very general Assortment of
Gentlemeris Storm& Ware,
Silk. Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Wors'ilSiockings.
Ladies' rid Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk. Thread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Moltair and Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Orleans, St. Croix, Porto Rico, I.oal.and
Lump Sugars, • , •
New Orleans. Sugar [louse, and Syrup Molasses,
Teaord Coffee, of various kinds,7
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar,
Salmon, Herring, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, and Venison,
Olive Oil, Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal,
Ilavanna, Half Spanish and Common Selp
Soda, Water ann St gar Crackers.
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
and a great variety ofother article% all of which will
be sold at low pricei for ca , h. or in Exchange for
country produce. .
)13 - ' Remember the, ; Tuwa Store.
. Pottsville. May 14,
1 5
he has brought will' him from New York
this spring„ a I'3rge a.sori Mem of ' p
GROCERIES 4 LIQUORS.
Whidh .he offers for sale at the most moderate
Philadelphia wholesale prices, ( freights added,)
1
a his store house,: in the new Stone Building,
n ott door to Ins tavern, Alums' addition to Potts
,/ Ile, - consisling , of
Black and Or, en Teas,
I Fallin2 o*, Santa Cruz, Portu Rico, New
Orleans Svars,.
I Rto, j.,va, and St Drantngo Coffer;
Sperm S. Common ale, Alolisses,
White and Yellow Swipe, i'onacco,
'Kr: and Box Raiiine, ,
Wines-and Liguori', from common to the best
,
A quantity elf Dried at,
Macke:re-', irum I\o.l . .tu'tiu. 3, in quarto. half
and hill barrels.
Abou' 300 Sacks Ground Salt,
60 barrelii suuetior Albany Summer Ale, &e.-
May 14, 2O-Iy.
7.302
5,376
!mould be preposterous in a writer for the read.
ere of such a Journal as the Courier, to address the.r
prejudices, passions or superstitions. Good-common
sense should at least be possessed by the readers of
this-paper, and those possesSeJ of such, sod those on
ly, do we care to attract. We will now assert, in the
most untwalifisd terms, that an innocent remedy has
.been found, that will absolutely 'cure Rheumatism,
and stifilicss of joints, if of twenty years' standing.
The assertion is sn broadethat it will tinnily ootain
credeno, we are aware, unless aupported,by UT:COM
mon testimony. Now the testimony men to so
many worthless quackeries is so abundant, that to dis
criminate between such, and veal matter of fact tes
timony, is very difficult. To come at once at a point
that um at once be appreeia,ted, the proprietors have
resolved to give this remedy to the poor, find to cure
thole able to pay for it, before they ask pay, Ind then
leave it to the sufferer to pay what he chooses. 'We
entreat, therefore, sufferers to call atil Maiden Lane,
for:innae 'drot.sl Indian Elixir.) to be taken, end a
Nerve and Bone. Liniment to use outwardly; and if
they will' not, by one week's use, become-more sur
prised and delighted than they ever sheeted, we will
noyar aciain make such an assertion. Will invalids.
now Buffer for the want of this mild, innocent, and
nilpotent reniedyl If they refuge it, we pity them in
deed.—[ h. Y. Cour. 4. 'Eng., Feb. 19. 1814
for sale by John S. ('., Martin,. W i n. T. Epting,
and Clemens & Parvin, Druniste, Pottsville.
May 14, ' 2J-Iy.
58,470
Total,
75 to 80
$1 10
Boats. Tons.
62 - 3546
. 34 41695
• 4 ..tll
12 • 671,
233 12928
56 3091
36 2025.
30. 1576
360 "
19,920
SOME six or seven of the Philadelphia Druggists
have descende&to the meanness to try to sell the
imitation or countcrfeit Urn o f Columbia, to stay,
Manse or restore the nair, and Hay's Liniment, a
cure for Pates, midden external sores and swellings.
All Druggists and Country Merchants are hereby
warned not to buy either of these articles in Phila
delphia, as they would be wholly unsalable. All u
sers of these articles are warned never to buy any by
these names, without the signature of Comstock &
Co. on the wrappers.—take this notice with you to
Jest by it. er lon will be cheated. 'Send to usbv let
ter,at New York, and we will deliver them at Phila.
delphia, Baltimore, ay an of the lame eities,fren of
all freight charges. .COMiTOCK !d.: CO.
sole proprietors, & .wholesale Druggists,
71 Maiden Lane. New York.
And by John S. C. Martin. William T. Epting. and
Clemens & Parvin, Druggists, Pottsville., •
May 7,'
• 1810'20
BM=
NOTICE.
3AIIES LAI NG.
TOWN HALL STORE.
HAAS S LAING,-
NE V GOODS,
• • NEW sToRe.
TAMES DOWNEY,,:,
From the , Courier'And Enquirer
. Philadclpliza
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
A dye to sorrelops most interestini—
One that tray-heade4 mortals should be testing—
Kgreat "Phenomenon in Chemistry." •
It is swinge but any eine may.see •
Easj. India Dye that, brown or blatk as sin,
Culora the hair, but will not stain the skin.
. TO TIIE OLD AND YOUNG.
HO! YE RED HEADS - AND GREY!
PIIENO.II;NOW7:i""CkIE.IIISTSY.
EAST INDIA HAIR. DYE.'
I Colors the Hair, and will nal the skin!!
rp‘HIS dye is in fotm of powder which in plain
at matter of fact may be applied to the ,hair over
night, the first night turning the lightest red or grey
hair to a dark brown, and by repeating a Second or
third night, to a bright jet black. Any person' may;
theiefose, with the . least possible trouble, keep his
hair any dark shade.or a perfect black ; with a posi
tive assurance that' the powder, if applied to the skin.
wilhnot color. There is no trouble, in removing
'itfibm the Mir, as in all powderi before made. fly
an.occasional application, a person turning grey will
never be known to have a grey 'hair. Directions
complete with the article. There is no coloring . in
this statement:as one can easily teat.
This dye is sold only by COMSTOK & CO.,
71 Maiden Lane, New York.
For sale only in Pottsville. by
• • JOON S. C. MARTIN,
May 7, 20—ly
. .
GOODS.—WII be opened on Monday
morning next, a splendid Issortmedt of SPRING
GOODS—comprising every variety of foreige. Po
mestie; Fancy and . Staple Dry Coeds, all of which
will be offered very low.
April E. W."EARLi
30.—1 S Sign of the Golden Ball.
MARSHAL'S, SALE.
virtnerof ,a writ Or Vcndition i, Espano l ,
iisnerfone Of the Cifita Cnnit of the United
States, in and for the Eistires - District of Penn
sylvania, to iti third circuit, Wine direelcd, I
shall expose to 'public sale, on Monday;the',3oth
'day of Mayliuttvit, et OTIO o'clock, P. ; ofsaid
day, at' the MerchantelExchange. in 1449' of
Ph,tadellhia, • ; • - •
MI these several parcels'or tracts of = land;Sit
'nate ire' Schuylkill county Pennsylvania.' de
scribed and bounded as follows, to-wit: A certain
tract'of Coal Land, -situate in Schuylkill town:
ship, adjnin in g• la nds of Valley Furnace and tither
Lands, containing one hundred and thirtV:eight
acres more or less, commonly called the 'Catlin.
rine, Burgett Tract."
Also, one undivided tbiFd part of a tract of land
situate in Norwegian, now Branch township, id_
joining lands of John 'Cresson and others, con.
taming two hundred land twenty
. ticres in the
whrife tract.
Also, an undivided One-fourth part of a Tract
of Land, s lino tein Norwegian, now called Branch
township, cnntining three hundred and thirty--
four acres, 'held in cdmmand with A. Rowell,
Charles Miller and. others, commonly called the
Michael Remhle Tract > Seized and taken, in
execution as the property of John C. Offerman,
and will be sold by •
ISAAC OTIS,
Marshall, E. D. P.
Marshall's O ffi ce, May 12th. May 14-21
Vatted Oates Canal;
EASTERN DISTRICt OF PENNSYLVANIA
In BaOkruptiy.
PETITIONS for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, have been filed the 18th day of April,
18.0., by ' •
John B• Reed, late Cletqt, now Scrivener, &buy,-
kill county.
•
ingeph E. kit', late flitter, now Boatman, do.
Auzust Mendletion, Pedlar, do.
Which Petitions wilt be heard before the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict o' Pennsylvania, setting , in Ilankrnptcy. at
the Di.triet Court Room, in the City .of Philadel
phia, nn Monday the 30th day of May next, at 11
o'clock. A. M. When, and where oil persons in
icrestul may show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the said Petitions should not he
vilified, and' the said Petitioners be declared
Ilinkrupta.
April 23 17-3
PET! PION for the . Lenefit of the Bankrupt
ru- Law, has been filed the 26th day of April,
:942, by
John Kantner, late of the'fiim of Heck &Rant.
ner, Ramat hiiiloers„ IRratman, Schuylkill eqity,
Whinh petition will ho heard before the District
Court of the!United States fur the Eastern Dis.
trio of Pqiiisylvanit, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court pow, in the City of Phila.
delphia.un Mo,-day the' tiOth- day of May near,
at II o'cle'elt, A. M. When and where all . per.
eons interested may „appear and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of the Bald red.
lion should not be granted, and the said Petition.
er be declared Bankrupt.
FR A. (TOPIC IN SON,
. Clerk of District Cou rt.
NOTICE.
April 30 18:
f t , Petition for the ,'Benefit of the Bankrupt
" 1 " Law, has been filed the 28th day of April,
1812, by
Ilmittnin Bast, late Dry Golds Merchant, ih
Schuylkill county.
Which Peuttait will be heard before the Dia
!rim Court of the United States likr the Eastern
District of Petipsylvania, sittimr. in B.nitriiptey,
at the District Court Room, in the City or Phila.
delpttia, on Monday the 30th dny of May' neith
at I I o'clock, A. M. When a i nd where all per.
sons interested may applar and show cause if
any they have, why the prayer of the said Peti
tion should not be granted, and the said Petition
er be declared Banlrupt.
FRA. HOPKINSON,
May 7, 19-3 Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE.
20-
fi t PETITION for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
1-1 L Law, has been filed the 4th day of May,
1842, by
D.tvid Nice; late Agent, now Coal Dealer,
Smhuylhill coon!y, ' .
.
Which Petttom ,
will be heard before the District
Court of the Coiled States'. for the Eastern DIN.
trtet of Peropiylthinin sitting In Bankruptcy, 'at
the D:striet Coon Room, in the City of Philudel
p!ii ~ on llondiy the 30th day of May ipst at 11
ti•elrek,' , t. Al. When and where all persons in.
'erected may appear and s h ow emote, ir any they
have, why the prayer of thc said Petition should
not be ginnte.l, and the said Petitioner be &chi.
red Bmkroot.
PRA. HOPKINSON,
May 7, 19-3 Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE.
IrIfit:TITIONS for the ReneSt of the Binkrnpt
Law, have been filed the 7th day 'of May,
!NV, by
Done' Stall, Clerk, Schuylkill County.
John Spoils', Individually, and as a
member of the firm of Reed cs.
Spoho, Torero Keeper. do.
which Petitions Will be heard 'before the District
Court of the United States. foe the Eastere-Dif.
trict of Penney Noma, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Room, in the city of Philadel.
phis, on Monday they, 20th day of June next, at
o'clock, A. M. When' and where all persons
interested may appear ant show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said Petitions
should not be granted, and the said Petitioners
be declared Bankrupts.
FR A. HOPKINSON,
May 14, 20— . 3t Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE. ' .
pETITIONS , for the Benefit of the Ranhrupt
Law, have been filed the 10th day or May,
IEII2, by
Datrel Hill, Innkeeper,late Blacksmith, Seheyl
kill collar.
Frederick Fries!, Saddler, du.
Themas-Ajbmpann, lateAlerehant, now
Livery Stehle' Keeper, do.
Joseph Zsil,TaYiner, r • do
Which Petitions will 'be heard before•the District
Court of the United Slati.s for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District• Court Room, in the. City of Phila.
delphis, on. Monday the 20th day of June next, at
I o'cloel , , , A. M. When and where all persona
_interested mAy tfpr l ar and ehots cause, tf nny,
`they have, why the prayer of, the said Petitions
should not he granted, - and the said Pet►Uonera
be declared Bankrupts. ,
.FRA. HOPKII.v.SON, -
May 14,,20-3t. Clerk of DiatrietCourt.
NOTICE. - •
A PETITION for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, has been filed the 11th day of ,
1842, by
Michael Sande, Tavern Keeper, Eichnylki;
cannty,
%V hieli Petition will be heard before the District
Court of the United States for the Eusterh
triet of Perinaylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Rriom, in the City of Phitadel.
phis, on Monday the' 20th day of June riest, at
II o'clock, A: M. When arid where all persons
interested, may appear and show cause, if any'
they have, why the Prayer of the said Petition
should pot be.granted and the said Petitioner, be
declared Bankrupt.
'
FRA. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
May 14, 20-3
RELIEF N6TES—Of aft the Sol
vent Rinks of Pennsylvania, received et par.
for Drug's, Medicines; Chemicals, Paints,_ ; Gloss.
Dye Stufs, &c. by, , • • •
CHARLES P. COLLINS,
1.
Wholisale Druggist, No.l Sonth FM street;
(next 'docir to the Bleck Bear Tavern.) Philada.
N. B. Country Merchants are - t.espectfulty..ra.
quested tO call before purchasing elsewhere. ,•
Philadelphia, Aril p
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ,
OTICE - is hereby given that Letters Testa.
•I• mentory have been granted by the Register
.of Schuylkill comity, to the subscriber', .residing
io Branch Township, Schuylkill county, of the
estate of Charles Reibson, late "of Branch Town
ship. All persons , indebted to Wad estate aivhere.
by requestea to make - immediate payment, and
all persona havieg claims. or „demands Against
said estate-, are requested to make the same known
without deay, to
WILtIAM ROBSON, Adger.
31A1CY ROBSON,,:Adnerz
• , April 30.. . _ . • ' 1.13=6*
•
. .
FRA. HOPKINSON. •
Clerk of °Writs Court
NOTICE. • .
Ti PHIGADELPHIAL, REAMNO t and
i s M I.B VILLN , /W-t ' nCI3/4
• "' - - -•- -
• *qr.),
*PI i,KRPOGE MI 4P.
,
Tbortnience on Alondoi. April 1 ith, 184 i.
tio u is of Starting of Pisseitger:27;ini.
Frcqii Pottsville, -M
at 2 P. „
Froutllbiladelphia;iiisl A. M. "au.Y.
_ . _
Nostra of 14usiiik Readipg.
For Philadelphia. at 4,1. t Dail
For Poiteville, it 9 M '.; '-
Both Trainspassing al , Pollatown. •
FARES.
Ist Clays. 2d Class
Between Pottsville .& Mkt's. - 3,50 2,50
Orwigstourg ' 3,25 9.„30
" Port Clinton, " 3.00 2;25
" ' Hamburg " 2.75 2,00
- Reading • ," 2 . 25 1,75
4 - Douglassville ". - 1.75 1,25
Pottstown i " 1,50 I.lg
" PhOeniavillo 1, 0 0 0,75
' " Noiristown " , 0,50 0,40
Reading &Pottsville, 1.40 , Log
EXCURSION TICKETS,
With the privilege otretorning next day, in
Ist Class Cars.
Be tveen Philada. & Pottsville, •• ' $5 00
" Reading, 3,00
Pottstown, , 2,00
Phcenutvilte, 1,50
Norristown, 0.75
" " is- ead'g 2,00
Depot in - Philadelphia, S. E. Clone' of Broad
and Cherry streets.
• ' Both Trains adl Mop for way Passengers, at
the following points ' besides those mentioned
above , Haven. Mahreville. Alt:
house's Bridge, BuuTnr.town, Clivistnian's Geig
er's Store, Royei'm Ford Bridge. Puwling's
Bridge, Valley Forgo, 'Port' Kennedy, p o w.
Store, Conshehricken, and Spring Mill.
The morning traiii from Philadelphia will stop
for breakfast at Nagristown. •
MEI
All Passengers are reep.ested to procure their
Tickets; before the train starter
April 9
Ojice of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
Road Company.
No. 76 Wahm t street, Phi &di.
ralllF. President and Managers hereby give notice,
tliStv the charge for frei ght ' and toll on Coal frOm
Mount Carbon or Schuylkill Haven to the Columbia
Bridge, or Richmond on the Delaware, shall not be
above $1.50 per tenter the year 1612, and that 30
centelier ton be allowed for the use of all cars placed
on the road by individuals. .S. BRADFORD,
Eel): 19, 8— Secretary and Treasurer.
lirOME LEAGUE.—LIITINCCrrI' 4. TAV
HH
LOR, have just received from the Suffolk Man
ufacturing company's Agent in New York, A few
pieces of American Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinge,
all of wlfch they invite the attention of their custom
ers, and the public k enerally. At the
Corner of Centre a nd Jlahantongo streets.
Pottsville. May 7 19—
.
AOIC FOR SALE.—Fer sale a LA, situate on
'the Easterly side of W:llia.n street. in the Bor
ough of Pottsville, containing in front on W , lham et.
55 feet, and 110 feet in depth. 'Perms 835 u C. 19 IL
Apply at the office of the Miners' Journal.
May 7 19—
LIST OF LETTERS
- - - .
Reiiiiiining in the Post Office et .
Pottsville,
May I, 184'2.
Persons ingoiririg for letters in the fiillowing
list, will pleaeo eay they are advertised.
Angel Charles
Argall Ann '
Adams Dennis 2
Deere L. L.
BuHers John
Budd Partnah
Beadle Milian) „ •
Bennitt Jan
,Beaver'Ueniy -
Brener) James
Bauman Richard
Burk Patrick
Butth Peter
Brown William -
Bindley John
John
Booth Sarah
BArnbick .101111
Bracewell Bartho
Brewer Samuel
Bankhead Hugh
Butcher Mr.
Breiaa Thomae.
Connelly Patrick
Clossin 8:
Crosby John
Curry Mr.
Can.ion John
Courtrite Mrs
Calely Sarah
Daems Thaws! 2
D4lB James
Driven! Owen
Davis ItieUrd
Dubin* William
Dunne Thomas
Ellis Sampson 2
E!!ward air.
Edwards John
&limalain° Mr.
Edvvardi William
Falen Joseph 2
Fitzpatrick James
Fix Herman
Fnchr Charles
Fry Mary Ann
Fox William
Farrell Peter
Gilbert Samuel
Garbutt' George
Greer Samuel
Gately Minch 2
Graetf Frannie!
Grant Mictinel
GlAnn John
Wolter Carroll
Hannuit John
Holt John
Hunger A. & J.
ficagerty Jame,
Holleter Samuel
Holt. Edmund
Harris Daniel P.
Hopkins William
flawel:i Margaret
Harlea William
Jones John P.
Junes. Ben:iamb
Jackson C. jr 3
Ingram J. s. EFiri 2
Jenkins Jjhn
Kelly Patrick
Kennedy John B
KoperLorentz
Kelm John
tinder Mollie' 2
Lewis David
Lewitt Elizabeth
MEM
Gearing Patrick
Long Francis.)
INTDermott Francis
• Altirsh Phebe
Alsace. Patrick
Martin Etisa
ArKinve_Jamcs
Henan Patrick
Maccintock John
,Msrow Julio
N
PJ,.thloon Michael
ii/'Cabe James
111;cary James
M'Keever Beenird
illerkle I;esseis
ArGrawTimm
Mort Mer Barth •
lulleu Thorattis.
Nordina a Mr
Nubia Robert
O'Donnell Edward
Oldknatie William
Peters William
Penman Daniel
Platt :p.dwat d
Reynolds refer
Rich Nat
Rosengat ten, Henry
Reelle4ohn, , i
`Alta Jane
dgOis Themes
He 6y.-Juseph
Roller nillinap,
Rehr" Eklund
Reisher•Samuel
Rightwiaod John
'Ritter David
S
Shaw Ralph
Seddon Edward
Stark Edward
Stager Elizabeth
Sennett John
Stiles Elias
Straw Isaac
Salon If irim
Nicholaa2
Swill S. P. Mrs.
Slack Griffin 2
Shaw Arch
Steider . joseph
Thomia John 2
Troutman Withal;
Thjtio Patrick 2 .
Tillman John
Ration Prieslia
Wagstaff Louisa
'Maser h Turner
Worm Valentino. '
Wciand John K.
Walsh It or VV.
The inland postage on all letterer intended to
goby Snw,must be paid. °thong's° they remain
in t his office. W ERNER.
May 7 . - - - • 9—*;
NEW. DYING ESTABLISEIIIEFF•
THE gmbsteriher respectfully begs leave to ;inform
. the citizens of. Pottsville and its vicinity that he
,removed his DYING ESTABLISHMENT. in
all its various 'nudes. from New. roam Pottsville.
where he intends to continue the business if he should
meet-the favor of the public, which be will do 61110
his *We, to obtain..- resides •in .CI?...NTRE
STREET. ens dote .ta • the GOLDEN
tIAGLE.
where all, those thatnay Ivor him With a alit will
mceZwith prompt.iittention.
• - I.OIIIVIDDSSAIN!'•
In the Conti Of Cons ~,-, n fleas of Scbcwi. , .
kill Count! or Julyl Term ) 184:4 11f0 . 4.-23.
Rictonli Pci r co r. 1
..,
..,....
John Biter. - Elliot iii 1 - - -',- ' 4 . 7 • '
B. Wyatt WiSter, William "f ' -'- • ; -; -
13, Chase, and Mary ; Ann. 1• Writ de Partitioni
his wife: late Mary' Ann f
~` T Facienda. '
..1 --
1,,
Whiter, Richard Fellowes,
and Emma is Wife; ,ate ''•- - , -
Ems :Nista ..and Susan • - • :
. Wistcr, and uta Si' bum.. 1 - • '
The parties above warned, aro hereby notified,
thattiorsuantto a Writ de Partition: Facienda
issued out of the Court of commhii:Pleas of the
county aforesaid, dated 14th of April, 1642, and
to isle direeted,-1- will i hold .an Inquest on the
presnises situate in the Borough of Pottsville :
county aforestid: consisting of a Town Lot, No.
37, with then porteneinaes, situate and • bounded
1/ .
by Norwegian street, a d by -Lot No. 38, to set
out and divide to each o the claimants and par•
ties in the tIi*JVC elate suit, in ireverattuthe
parts or purp orts to w h ic h they are respectively
entitled, on 111 nday the 20th day of June nest,
at 10 o'clock . Al., when and where you may
attend if you hinls proper. '
r E,NC. ' i yooLisoly, Sheriff:
Sheriff's 0 ce, Orwie . i ,
burg, Ap it 26, lat i ( 18-4 p
'ransportation of:.lleres• -
"EP , NEW Yo 1 -
- -
Trans nation of 3,lerchandize
BETWEE, NEW YORK & POTTMPILLE.
'IIIIE subscribers arel'preparcd to transport
111erchandize of every description between
New York acid Pottsvilie, at the usnal rates.—
Apply to - I P. B. GUERNSEY &CO , '
1 - 1 504 Washington et.
IllifirrnreiO Pottsville', Milnes & Bar:re:A.
New York, lApril 16 I 16—Imo.
, .
11, LL verso ahaving claims against the &date
"..-. of Rubor McGermat, latp of the city of
New York, dcceasod, are requested to make
known the same witholt delis, to Abigail Mc-
Dermut, Executrix, James R. - Whittnz. Esq. or
George Hart Executora.in the city 'of New York,
or to EDIANOWEN PARRY.
Attorney for the Executors, Pottsville.
April lft, , 1 - - /6---tf
ILS
DRUGS AND DMADICILICEIS.
JOHN C. HA. RTIMS
Drug and Chemical Store,
Centre Street. first door above Mahantango SI
DOTTSV I ILLE, •
SCIIVTL6ILL CpC.NTT, PA. •
Where be offera for sale a lehoice and well selecte
assortment kg . fresh
Drugs, Medicittes, Che. 1 Oils, Double Dye Stuffs,
meals. Patent Medicins, Paint Brushes,Sash, Tools,
Paints, Glass, ' Putty, Perfumery, a:c z
Orders from Physicians, Celuntry Merchants, thank
fully received and promiuly attended to, at a
small-advance on City-wholesale prices.
mrParticular attention given to Physician's prescrip
tions . at at hears
November 27
XECUTOR% NOTICE.-No
ticee is hereby gtsten glut. Letters Testamen
tary base been granted, by the Register of
Schuylkill county, to the tobsertbers, residing in
the borough of Pottsville, in said county, of the
estate of heat Hiller, late of said Brrough.
Dresser, deceased.
All "person. indebted to (said estate, ore hereby
requested to make immediate payment, and all
persod% having claims or demand against said es.
tate, are requested to Make tho same known,
withoin delay to
GEORGE .iACOR HEIM,
~:. UASPER KURTZ, Executors of
he last will and Testameni oi '
Jacob Hiller, deed
1
' April 2 13-6
ADJOURNED, COURT.
WHEREAS an AdjoOrned Court of Quarter
Serodons of the Pead i e,Oyer and Terminer,
and General Gaol Delivery, for the trial of cer.
lain prisoners now in the Gool or said countv,
will be holden by thu Ju49 Of said C ourts,tat
QrwigsburE, in and for sand county, on the ast
Monday-ot o May nest, being the 30th day afraid
month, to continue one week, or longer, if nice&
nary. Notice is therefore hereby given ,to all
those who are bound in t4cognizancea to appear
at paid Adjourned Court, I:3 he then and there et
10 o'clock in the forenoln , said day, to do such
things us may be necesiao and proper.
GOD PAVE TOP. GCODIONWEALTIFI.
N. ft.—The witnessei and j•uors who are sum
moned W atteml said Court, aro required Watteau!
pnitetually, •In case or nen.attendancie, the law
in such cases made and provided, will be rigidly
enforced. This notice is! published by order of
the Court: those concerned will govern them
selves accordingly.
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
' l E 5 ' travelling community in general, that be
Ike' has idiot' the above well known estab
ligament and •fittell it up with new
31 furuitute, andiin the best _style, for
the accommodation of all those who
may favor him with their patronage. The above
establishment, is located sn the centre of busi
ness. There is an omnibus leaves the house ev.
ery day for the Rail Poadldepot in time for trav
ellers to take the Cars for Philadelphia.
P. S. Good stabling attached, with attentive oat.
lent. • April 16 16-0
1111 HE subscriber has rMurned
,from Philadel:
Ja• phis again with his second. stock of Goods
for the reason, which embraces a largo and fash.
ionable assart Merit nf ehniee
Blue Black and Zemlya* Greea.Clothe,
Saitineni and emir:term
Summer Mahe, Orillinga, ate., •
Saltine and onainge . of 'parinus kinds,
Comprising a general assortn nt or
DRY GOODS,
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash pri
ces or mane up in the most fashionable manner
et the shortest notice. My prices I believe to be
lower than the Goods can be purchased else.
where. Call and see, andjudge. for yourselves.
April 9, ' JAMES MeALARNEY.
THE PHILADELPHIA, READING, and
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD..
Tyler A. M. rev
Trott Thomas
Thomas Jost ph
Tygh John
Wo
Watts Tnomse
IVi
Walla Robeit
Willipne John
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EX I..CUTOIIO NOTICE.
PROCLAMI I % TION.
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Orwigri
burg. April 30. ISO.
EXCONG E HOTEL,
CENTRE: STEM' POTTSVILLE
NEARLY oeroslTE TIE TOWN IiALL.
DAVID CLARK:
NEW GOODS.
. • qVgiere,
AIR
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE,
Will commence running between Philadelphib
and Pot:soak on thAllowing days and hours:
. • ON AND AFTER MONRAY. MAY 9. 1811.
-Leaving Pottsville; on I Atondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at Si A. M. '
Leaving PhiladelPhiaj on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, , at li P. M.
flours of passing Reading. •
Fnr Philadelphia, at 10} A.M. t Triweekly.
•
" Pottsville, • " 51
FARES
Between Pottsville dp Philad4. $3.50 St, $2,50
" Reading " do , "- 225 " 1.75
•du " Pottsville, 1.40 " LOU
EXCERFiON irpCIOLTS- 1 60 0 0 YOR ESTEE/NINO
. NEST DAY: -
Between Pottsville 4- Philadelphia,
Beading " do
!.do Pottiville.
- The other passenger traips will as before, ai
t -.the following hours:
~ Philadelphia god Pottsville.
Frani ,a t .. Si A. M.
Daily
" Eoltsvißs, pt-." 2 M. i,
110111 pf Pai#ing Rea 44
For'
l st '
" Philadelphia, at 31 P. M.
,P
All the trans will stop for way passengers' t
the usual points.' - I •
• trAll paasengers ire requested:to_ procure
their tickets bast the train s start. •
.May
do boOd
117 in Book*. lICco Billanftiadins. for sale by •
' May 7, '
f:• BANNkri :
--• • - -
PROTECTION.
Ind!nalitty laid** diumigie by Fire.
it al .40010 00 .
aIARTErt: PERPETUAL.
THE ...SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE-COM
- PANY, make tnsuratteee. either 'temporary or
perpetually; against Loss or - Dan:age t4t FIRE, in
town or country, 6n Houses. Barns. and Lluildinge of
all-kinds. on Household • Furniture; Merchandise.
I forses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commercial and Mann
faeturing Stock and Utensils or every description;
VnseaLs and their Cargoes in port, as well as Moriga.
gel and Ground Rents upon the meat favorable terms.
Applications fur Insurance, or any inrorrnation on
the subiect )313V ho made either personally. or-by
letter, at the Company's office, at the Mirthweva
corner of Sitar and Wood streets. • • ,
••• • "AIORTON McMICIIAEL, President.
L. Ramona/oc, Secretary.
• • Maw-roes.
- - .
hlorton McMichael, Charles Strikes.
Joseph • Wood. Archibald W rie ht.
P. L. litencrenee, Samuel Townsend,
lilijih Dalieu, . • Hobert Loughead,
George M. Troutman. IF W. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner.
The subscriber has been appointed 'Awes? for the
above mentioned filstittitioti.and.i* now prepared to
make I,NsUMANCEs upon every description of oropertv
at the lowest rates. BF.PIJAAIIN 11A N
Pottsville. Feb. 27th 18;1
DELAWARE COUNTY nisunwscE Co.
Capital authorized by law, $250,000.
• CHARTER PERPETUAL, •
iII,TAKE - Ittith limited and perpetnal Insurance,
on Brick; Stone'br Frame Buildings, Stores
Hotels, Mills, Barne,'S . lables. Wrehandize, Fur
niture end Property of everpleseriptian,agaiiist
loss ordamfige by FIRE.
MARINE A.AD 'INL4ND. INSURANCE.
- The Delaware County insurance company will
also insure - against 108 E on all kinds of manna risks
and against the damage or loss upon the tramp.
ortation agoods.wares.and merchandise by water,
nr by rail 'way, upon terms as farourableas any
oth, r institution.
For any further information on the subjectofin.
mance, either:maim Fire. marineorinland
A ['ply to HENRY G. ROBINSON,rAcent,
July 15 34—tf At Schuylkill Haven.
or, W1LL1,451 B. POTTS,
NDESINVIY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
TIIE:FRANKLLN INSURANCE Co.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $400,000, Paid
CHARTER PREPETUAI„
CONTINUE to make insurance, pirmatnent
and limited on every desmiption of property.
in town and country on the usual favorable terms.
Office 16'11 Chesnut Street near fifth street.
CHARLES N: nANCKER, President.
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Banker, Samuel Grant.
James Scott. • Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart. Jacob R. Smith, '
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W.Richards, .
Tobias Wagner. Msderai D. Lewis.
CHARLES G. HANOI:ER, Sec't.
The Subscriber bus been appointed agent for
48-
the above mentioned institution, end is now pre.
pared to make insurance, on every,deseription of
property, at the lowest rates.
- ANDREW RUSSEL
Pottsville, June 19' 1841.
PHILADELPHIA, :READING, AND
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
nItATP.S OF FREIGHTS ON MERCHAN
DIZE. between Pottsville - and PI-I:ndelphia,
from April Ist, 1842, per tea of 1000 lbs.
Planter, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and Bricks, 10
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, .Marble. Lime, _
Tar and Pitch,
Nails and Spikes, Bar and - Rolled Iron,
Hollow-Ware, Grain, Salt, Bark, Lum
ber, Staves, Salt-tish, Tobacco and Lead, 2 90
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Me-. and
Beer, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam En.
gins and Machinery, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, Tallow, Rags, SVonl, Oysters,
Hides, Hemp,Earthen-Ware and Girls, 4 25
Dry Goods, Wines and Foreign Liquors,
Drugs and Medicines, Glash , , Paper,
China and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
and Confectionary; 5 25
No Storage will be charged for receiving or de
livering Freight at any of the Company's Depots
on the !ins unless allowed to remain over 10 days.
Days oestarting of Freight Trains,on THURa-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3, P. M
March 26
SAMUEL P. EARL,
ARTIST,
INVITES the citizens = of Pottsville and its vi.
micinity, - to see hie specimens oT Painting at the
residence of his brother, in centre street, where
he can be consulted on all things, appertaining
to his profession. Pottsville January,' I
MO
PußLic
PURSUANT to an owlet of_ihkprphans• Court
of Schuylkill county, the Subscriber, Admin.
istrator of the estate of Augustus Thatcher, late
of the stattl , uf Clounecticut, deceased, will expme
to Sale by Pobrie Vendue, on Monday the 6th
day of June nail, at 3 o'clok in the afternoon, at
the house of Micihael Mortimer, in the Borough
or Pottsville and.county aforesaid ;
Two certain Lots of Ground,,tnate in the
Borough of Pottsville, county of Schuylkill, viz :
..p. dez ot. , All that certain Two story Frame
•.; House, and Lot of Ground, situate on
6 " It4e: the west side or Centre Street, in the
111 11 1 "--
t i
-_--. et-4J_
Borough of. Pottsville, in Schuylkill'
county, dontainin .in front on Centre-st. thirty
het, and in depth WO hundred and thirty feet.
being the northern part of the lot number twen
ty five, in the origin al plan of said borough.
Also, a Certain tof ground sitliate , oa the
Northwesterly side of Mahantongo sutra in said
Borough of Pottsville;•centaining in . front on said
Mahantongn street, forty feet, and in depth two
hundred and fifty !bet, \G inches, being part of
the lot marked in Pott andlPatterson's addition
to Pottsville, number seven', Late the estate of
said deceased. Attendance will be given and the
Condition's of Sale made known at the time and
place of selOy . .THOS. C. POLLOCK. •
By order of the Court. Administrator.
JACOB KREBS, Clerk.
Orwigsburg. April 30 . 18—
To all the heirs and legal representatives of Wil
liam Otto, tale of Lower Mahantongo township,
in county_of Schuylkill, deceased,
Pto an order of the Orphans'
Court. Court. of the county of Self uylk:ll,lan,in.
Trek. will -be held on the premiues of the said 4r&
ceased, in the township. of Lower Pflahantongu,
in the county of Schuylkill. on Monday the twen
ty third day of May next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, to make partition of the seal estate of
the said deceased, to and among his children and
legal representatives, if that can he done without
prejudice to and spoiling of the whole, otherwise
to value and appraise the same : when and where
you may attend if you think proper.
JGHN G. WOOI.ISON, Sheriff •
of the county of Schuylkill.
Orwierb , orm April 30, 1841'
MAMMOTH currnlNC; STORE:
NEW SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING:
A T. the old stand corner of Centre and Mandn.
/ 21 tour streets. Pottsville.
LIPPINCOTT I &-TAYLOR
Will continue to receive throughout the season
from their lA'holesale and Retail Sture,
No. 24
Market Street, Philodclphiti,:a choice aud varied
assortment of FAEMICiNABLE. READY MADE CLOTH
which they invite. their Cuidorners and the
Public to examine., The advantages which we
possess of attending City Auction.; viers (Inv',
buying as - our goods for cash, and having them
made up l•yr the best city we; kmen under our
immediate direction; eniibles . us to warrant, our
goods better and cheaper tharreart be obtained
elsetvhere. " '
In returning thank: to our Customers for the
very- liberal patrunege we have received, we
would inform thern•that we ;hall continne tore.
ceive and keep constantly on hand, as heretofore,
a fultassortinent of Superfine English, 'French
and German Cloths, Cassimettes,Vestings, Sum
mer Cloths. Lincin Dtillings,Ganibrounir. &c.
4.e. Lilted to the seatinii, Whic will be mada"up
to Order, in-the latest style - of:Fashion.
'Call and See! andiudge foryoneaellres ! • •
April 30 ,• •- • - • 18—
• $5 00
3 09
2 00
- 'irAftll,-
70,000 Johltand,Lpp Shinn es. : •
20,000 Feet 1-I.ech end fech„Boarae...
50,000 Plastering Lath:-
Ahle.Shingling Leth. Cherry Boards: Scantling and
otherLomber constantly for sale. -
-APril 23. 17-r- _ SXSIVEL,
EEZ
/ESE
A t Orwirobure
250
DIE
rff_Arcos by Bulairjurt revelled sod
MAW sale by April 15 1 "
.11ANZIA/N.
SUGAR lielETSEEfor sale try — •
Match 19. 19— ; B. DANNAN:
ItiCTOll e. P.l Al Aiititeititeetthily tea
li-Pders his proretaloital service; to the citrzetit of
Pohlman', toad trietoity, taxa hitt the atraerof.
Market mil; Adana sump,- • --
. Ap
WU Ili PS Ai•• CA :stelae& and . the
v iale arrallsOrment siGig. Sankey. and ndr4
Whips. and Wrsiking Canes., • •
Mardi - JOHN S. C. WARM-
F Ea( GARDEN RE ED.'. a c.—Joni i Mke
ved and for tale'. a general asattrunent of trestf• -
Garden and Cower seeds, by
March 19. 12— MARTIN:'
Wllll - .4.llR,Ri.rt—Tie sub.crtbers have been ippOint
ed Agt nts by the New York Manofactunog Co
for the sale of their celebrated Grand Acann Pianos.
et either Rosewood or Mahogany, a specimen .of
which can be seen by applying to . •
Dtceenber 18. M-- T. : 11: J. BEATTY.
li-DALSAIII OF WILD LllLRltlf.—Just . re'
ceived a Irdah supply of the above anic!e. ALL&
for wale by • • -' J. S.C. MARTIN.
April 16. 16— Solo agent for Schuylkill county
.eOAL;WItAItr.
I'lll 7 . inbseritters.occupying the Largeandertmmn:
dions Wharf at the lower aide' of South street.
Schaylkill..are prepared to make arrangements for
the reception of . coal on wharfage: or cons entreat.
Charges for shipping or storing will-be moderate.
' Address dz J. FLANIGKAN.
Philada..March 12 11--Smo
inENNSYLVANIA BANK NOTES. purchnet
at 'bid Olnee. April ;31.1-,113
'VERY annoy I “ItEEN Al'orn MACK
T1VA5......T. & J. Beau{ hate jest received froai
New York, a large vappl) et choice Green sea Blase .
re as
December 28 S 2-7—
_
FA RME RS! MitTR 111 AN U A Ift--Being
treati , e on soil ond_manures. Alxo, The FAIR .
mews LA ND MEASURER. or pocket - co'rapaniort
lust received ar.d fur sale by 8.111,1 ,, 1N AN.
Apri. 16
rINCKY(II IV EA R A CII Thotti
•"' and Ear Ache drops, a !aro and apeedv cm' Pr
the above diseases. Just received and for sate - ar
MARTIN'S Drug store. April 16, Iri
g"1 . 1 ARDF.'N SEEDS.—The smhseriber has just rot
sLßceived a fresh supply of Marrowfat Peas. Blua
imperial's:lo., Lima Beans, Sii Week Bush Beane -
Horticultural Pole do., Annual Red Onion, &e.
togrthcr with a choice assortment of Flower Seeds.
April 30.—18 B. BANNAN.
FOX'S EARLY ?EEDLING POTATOL
—in? sale by ' B. BANNAI9
March 19 12«.
& FLUTE PRECEPTORS.—For salq'
V by April 16. 16- B. 8A1NA104...
PRINTERS' 12 and 25 lbs.. Kegs,. it
Philadelphia prices. for solo by
March 19, It-- . B. BANNAN.
N DIAN " VEG ETABLV PILLS,--Jun re
ceived and formic) at MARTIN'S Drug store.
Aprirl6l6 -
10 PER CENT.SAVP.IX—The sutoriiher sells
the best lime at `lO cents per bushel. at bit
kilns. adjoining the aqueduct and Alt. E. Bland',
Smith ahoy. G reenwoo d,
Match'23
BRIGADE, INSPLCTOIts
. -
FELL° So LD lERS AND FAIENDA:—Singe I
served us suld:er of the MilttiJ, it has been
in all &areas of the service from the common up
to Nlajor of the second Bath/hop., first regiment.
All those that kr.ow we, and my conduct hither.
to. I hope will give me their hearty support. for ,
the office of Brigade Inspector, of the 2d Brigade
6th Division. ..-
W It. 3111,1,Eft,
Present Captain of the Hamburg Dragoons.
Aril 23, • 17—
3/11APiOF I'CrpSVILLE.—The susnveriber hay.
X ing, by direction of the Council of the Borough
of Pottsv ille, made a survey and map of - the streets,
lanes and alleys of the said Borough, hereby gives
public notice to holders of lots and others, that the
said MAP is now ready for examination at his resi—
dence. irk Mahantongo street.and irrrites all interested
to examine the same, and state any alterations they
may wish therein previous to its being delivered t..)
the Council. • SAMUEL LEWIS,.
April ,Kl-18
SPRING FAsIIIONS.-;-Just received a plate
of Spring and Summer Fashions; together with a
splendid assortment ol Fashionable Goods by
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR;
corner aCentre and Mahantongo streets.
April 'M -
1120 ATS FOR SALE.—WiII be sold cheap for
CASII,or aPProTed credit, three or four second
band CANAL BOATS—built by the Shelly's—:in
good order. Apply to
DARRAH & YOUNG, - ;
Lee's Port. Saks county.
April 30.
Office, of the l'hilewelphitt,and Reading.
Rail Road Company.
No. 76 76 Walnut street, Philadelphia. •
MBE President and Managers of. the Phila.
Ji delphia and Reading IlailroatiVo.npany, de.
airoos i to induce individual+ to place cart or
trucks on their road, for the transportation of
Coal, hereby give - notice. that they will allow ell
persons to place 4 or 8 wheeled cars or trucks on
their road, for Abe transportation of coal, and that
they will make a, deduction of 30 cents. per ton.
between Mount Carbon or Schuylkill Hiven to
the Columbia Bridge or Richmond; to such per
sons ati, may avail themselves of this privilege.
All Cars plecedon the road to •be approved of
by the inspector of the Company. and not to oar.
ry more than 4 tons to a 4 wheeled, or 8 tons to
an 8 wheeled car. -
,
As arrangements are now making to connect
with the different Railroads in the coal regions.
the CoMpany will soon be prepared to afford es.
ery facility for the transportation ofany amount
of coat i ; that may be offered.'
i fly order of the Board.
S. BRADFOR D.
See•etary and "Treasurer.
Philadelphia, !tiara 19 . --12.
In thO Court of Comoro •
kill iConnty of July 'r
Thomas S. Ridgeway .
- ; r-t ,
tacoblW. Seitzinger,_ Gro.
D. B. John . Kcim, P. Weth.
erall,4 William etherlll,
and, °hems Comber, and
William Suddereis, and
Charlotte W. Wetherill,
Granteen of Martha Weth.
Brill, deviate of &mod P.
Wetherill, and Charles May
Wetherill. Henry Mayor
Wetlierilf, .Tho Mas Mayor
Wetberill, Nlargaretta May.
or Wetherill, nod Mayor
Wetacrill, minor children
of Charles Wetherill, decea
sed, by their Guardian Mar.
garetta S. Wetherill.. _
The above 'named, Thomas, S.l.Riaigway Plain
tiff, I and Jacob W. B.l.zinger:, George D. 11,'
K el m. J o hn P. Wetheril!, William Wctherill.
andl Retrecek Gumbo:reit - id Wdliam Smildardv,
andlCharlotte W. Wetheril), granteei of Martha
Wetherell. devisee of Samuel P. Wetherill. and
Charles Mayor Wctherill, Henry Major Wethor.
111, Thomas Mayor Wetherill, Margarata %yet
Witherill, anti Mayor Wetherill,ininer children
of Charles Wetherill, deceased, 'by thier guar
dein Marge/elm S. Wetherill, defendants, .vill
ple'aso to take notice,Vitt pursuant to the above
'Writ de Partitioni 'Facienda, issped out of the
Wart ofCummon Pleas of Schuylkill rionty to
mil directed, bearing date at Orwigaburg. the
26th day of April. A. D. IS4' , wherein I am
crimmanded to matte partition as particularly set,
Girth in said writ, of the following described tract,
o land ; called" LW. Lands," bounded by land
o Francis B. Nichols i Pott And Batman.. Kettle,
a d Waggoner, and uthors t att uated an M ill Creek ;
Abhoylkill bounty, and, owned by George D. R.
Iteim,on the 19th day of December, A. D. 1527;
viiib_the appurtendneca,—l will, on Tuesday, the
llst.day,of lone, 18.12, at tea o'clock its the fore:
limn. npon-the'premises, hold an Inquisition to
' Make matinee among the said paiiica as therein
taaccutkinded.- • - . • - • ; :
1 .. - " -40111(15. W9ol.loo:4sNeriff.'
Shiiiff i ellifici, Omits. , ..( -
Wm.. April 20, 1842d' li,
PECIE NVA,VII3D..--TtievitiltMOZ - 40Temiton
.1 paid !'o) Gobi sew ttrischangis
Sank opal' r, by: ,
r Corotiihreeldttelitdaliiido4
Pottsville. 41; : • • •
.1
JOHN PORTER.
Pleas of Sehuyll.
, rni, 1842, N 0.28.
Writ do 'Partitiuni
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