II
II
U
. - ~ -LIST OF LETTERS . ' •
MD EMAINING in the Poet Office, at Pottsville.
illb.December Ist. Published grdtis for the benefit
of our reader'.
Affleck Mr ` Kelly Michael
Addams *hard Kelly Mary
BerryThoines , • Loyg John
Brown David ' Langton- Widow
Brehenby William Leary James
Burke Michael 2 Leonardo Mrs.
Beddow William L ee k -William
Brooke Ellen ' Lacey George
Byrne I lugh Munroeßobert •
Brown John Moore Mary
Butt William SilQuire Hugh
Bryan Edmond , Morgans John
Brennan AV illiain Mitchell Thomas
Bennits James Mercer
Breffer lobe M'Govern Michael ' '
Brown William Muykin James
Bnttain William Murphy James
Biel George Mower G.C.
Bradley John Murry Thomas
Burns Patrick M'Connan Michael
Bell Henry Moore Daniel
•
Broader* James Ivendelson Augustus ,
Colhan Thomas . Miller JOnes Co.
Costello Marian - Meyers Oliver
Cooper Mary Mrs. Nash Mathew
Cooke Samuel Nurtrrey Michael.
Cdntner John Odennis Dennis
Nines Jeremiah 'O'Negen Daniel
Clemson David O'Neal Daniel
Dinners Thomas O'Donalo Michael
Connelly Arthur • O'Brien William
Calahan Edward '‘Purcidl Thomas
Cook Richard 'Pounder John
Chapman William Phillips John
Coil Michael Palmer Dr.
Cornelison Mrs. Paul John
Clemsontrus Parer t Moses
Dobbins C. F. -Quinn Patrick
Daly Michel Quinn Michael
Dacidoiv John Reid Jeremiah . •
. Dennis Richard . Roberta G. H.
Dougherty James Richardson Isaac
Drill John Ryan William
Doherty John Ryan John
Davis Thomas Ryan Martin
Dunstone James Reece George
Doyle Michael Robinson Morris
Davis Daniel Reed Robert
Eaton George Raymond. James
Ebert Chitties Rothe Augustus
Ellis Mrs. Richards Mary
k dward Daniel ' Ramsey Robert '
TAwirdi Thomas Shartel James
,Eedy Edward ' KirkhamPlichard
Ebert George bhaheepear James
Fertady Thomas Scanlan Patrick 2. .
Yard John SedgWick Miss •
Farrell James Spearing C. C.
Fast)ohn ScalleY James
Farrell John 2 Sage Charles-'
Francis Anne Stapleton Patrick
Farrely Edward Smith William
Gibsbn Mathew Schell J.
Gauble George Scot George.
.
Gannon Bortly Se hem Jonathan
Griffiths Richard Schoeneman ..lilseph
Gripe Stephen Steck Michael
:Glyan John ' Smiley Patrick
Heutcheson Archibald She Thomas
Hudson Samuel 2 Schneider Louis
Herb Samuel ' Symons William
ilartlein George Tobin James
Henry John, Tonkin John
Henry Nathaniel Tyler Nathan 2 •
Hodgkits John Tr eddada Elizabeth
lliscor John Tregay John 2
Hopkins Edward Truan Richard ,
Hobeard L. U. Polon Michael
Harris Thomas ,:' Taylor Isaac
Hoofer Mr. Taylor William
Hult Thomas Vom George
Jones Thomas Vauniscon C.
Jones Evan •t. Wernts Daniel
Johnson Mr. -1 Walsh William
Jackson Robert t i . Witschi Jacob
lddings William .; %Walsh John
Jones John D. ' ' , Walsh James
lohnson Thomas • Weirt John
Jacoby ..c . F. Watson Peter ' .
Kelchner R. Whitehead William
Kershaw Robert Whitaker George
Kline Peter Young glervey
FRESU WINTER GOODS.
ti , lllE. subscribers have just received m
addi
tion to their former stock, a supply of Staple,
and Fancy GoOde, suitable to the sensor]. COD:
aisting of
M erinos, Flannels. Clothe, Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, Mouslin do LaMes, Saxony Cloth, '
• Prints, Gloves, Hoisery, of all kinds.
Bleached and Brown Mullins, Tickings,
Checks, Fancy lidkfs., Laces, Shawls,
Vestings, Ginghams, 4e., &c.
And have also received a fresh supply of Groce
ries, all of which we are prepared to sell at unu.
Fealty low prices, and would respectful!, invite
the,public generally to give us a call.
TROUTMAN & SILLYMAN.
,December 10, 50—
N'AI.UABLE COAL MINES TO UE%T.
fittliE Ruck Mountain Coal Company offer to
rent their valuable mines, located a short die.
lance above Mauch Chunk, and withih four miles
of the Lthigh 'Navigation. communicating therea
with by-a Superior Iron Rail Road with landing,
dc., complete. The quality of the t :oak location,
and adiiintages in-mining are unsurpassed, and
to an individual or company, qualified to prose.
cute the business, holds out inducements such as
are rarely presented. The Lehigh Navigation,
being completed; an extensive business can be
commenced immediately. Should the mines not
be rented by , the first of February, the-company
gill receive propusalti far having them worked
by contract. . 1
Fur further particulars, apply to
WM. RICHARDSON, Pres't.,
nr JACOR T. BUNTING, Treas'r.
Phila. December 10,
PUBLIC SALE.
BY 'ADJOURNMENT.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphar.'a Court •
of Schuylkill county, the Saiscriber, Admin
istrator of the estate of Auguatis Thatcher. late
oft he State of Connecticut, deceased. will expose
to Sale by Public Vendue, on Saturday, the 7th
day of January''' next, at 9 o'clock in the fore
noon; at the house of Charles Christ, in the Bor
ough of Pottsville, a certain Lnt of Gsound situ
ate in the Borough oS Pottsville, and county of
Schuylkill, lying and • being on Mahantango
erect, in,front forty feet, and in depth two htm.
dred feet; and six inches. Late the estate of said
deceased. Attendance will be given and the con
ditions of Sale made known at the time and place
of 'sale, by
THOMAS C. POLLOCK,
Administrator.
By order of the Court,
JACOB' KREBS, Clerk.
December 10, 50—
NOW READY,
ANIPBELL'S FOREIGN MONTULY
" 1 — • ,GAZINE for December.
• CONTENTS.
1 Life of Blucher—Quarterly Review.
2 Encyclopedia of the Chines . c Language—
Athenteum.
3 Popular Poetry in Persia—Asiatic Journal.
4 Surnmary of London—Knight's London.
5' Ali, , on's History of by Macaulcy
—Edinburg Review.
6 The Ancient Review.
7 The Anatomy of Sleep-,-London Literary
Gazette.
8 Anil - nal Chemistry—Chamber's Edinburg
Journal. I
9 The Church of Seotlandcotsman.
10 Biographical Sketch. Stri Francis Chantry.
11 Society in Madrid—London Court Journal.
12 Dickens' American Nates—London Exam
iner, &c.,
13 The Shepherd Kings; of the Eaat end E
gypt-z-Amiatic Journal
14 Six hostile Tariffs within Ten Months—
Lerd's Mercury.
15 Abednedgo the Money-Lendpr, Chap. 13
and 14,-•Tatt's Magazine.
16 Poetry.
17 Miscellany.
18 Obituary Notices. -
19 Leiters, Seier,ce and Art.
Published monthly. Price—Five dollars a
year, in advance. -
JAMES S. CAMPBELL, ,
98 Chesnut-Street.
December 10,
DISSOLUTION.
partnership heretofore existing between
". Job Tovay, Aaron Tovay, and Abraham
'Witten; Minero i and dealeiv in Coal. was this
day dissolved by the consent of the parties. All
penwina holding claims against the firm, wilt
please present them to Job and Atton Tony, by
Whom . all money due the firm will be received.
A MAU A 1.4 BJTTON.
50.
fi r ceinbtr 10;
Lorberry Creek Rail Road Company.
WOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders"
of the above company, that fife Hoard of
Managers have this day declared/a Dividend of
eight per cent., on all the shares.of -Stock paid
up in full; payable on or after the 18th i.ay of
February•next, by William G eff, Esq , Treas.
u ret of the company.
JOHN STRI3 PFLER, Seery.
Pinegrore, December 10, 50-4 t
CHRKI' RRADING '
FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
Rienziby Bulwer,
The D isowned, do ,
Last Days of Pompeii, do.
Eugene Aram, du
Paul Clifford, • do
Devereux, vd°
Pelham, do
Nabob at borne;
Vivian Grey, brlnsraeli, -- 25
Waverly Novela„—Old Mortality. 25
do • Ivanhoe, 25
do Rob Roy, 25
do The Antiquary, 11 25
do . Guy Mannertng, 25
Confessions of Harry Lorrequer, in 4 parte,
illustrated—price each number, 25
Puffer Hopkins, 12}
E:anklin Evans, or the Inebriate, 12}
Pauline,_a Tale of Normandy, . 121
Phiontes Quiddy, I2i
Percival Keene, • 12i
Eva, by BUlwer, I2lj
Wing.and.Wing, or Lo feu Foliar, 2 vole. 50
Czarina, by Mrs. Hofflend, 25
Leibeg's Agricultural Chemistry, 25
do . Alli6ll Chemistry, 25
Western Captive, 25
Last of the 411 winkles, 12.
Ladies' Book December, 25
Gralmin's Maasaine, do .25
Ali the cheap publications received as soon as
published•
• All the Waverly Novels in 25 weekly numbers,
at 25 cents per ;140., or 35 complete. Just recei
ved and for sale
works
All the above' and for sale by the sub
scriber.
Er Subscriptions received tit this office for a
ny publication, issued in Philadelphia, Now
York, or Boston.
B. BANNAN,
Bookseller and Stationer.
49
December 3
FARM TO RENT.
YINHE Farm on which the subscriber resides,
is offered for rem; it is situated in Manheim
Township, Schuylkill county, one mile below
Schuylkill Haven, and five and a half miles be
low Pottsville, the Schuylkill Canal and Reading
Railroad both pass through the property. The
landis in a good state of cultivation, and as a
'diary or truck farm, is equal to acy in the Coun
ty. There are about 130 acres under cultivation.
" The improvements consist of two good
I r , Dwelling Houses, one over a never
failing spring of' Water, Barn,
ble 33 feet square, Smoke House, and
all other necessary oothirildfrigs. To a good te
nant, a favourable lease will be given; none oth.
..er need apply. Possession can be given imme.
diately, if desired. Apply on the premises, to
EDWARD Y. FARQUHAR, r
Agent for E. Farquhar.
December 3. 46-31.*
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE IRON WORKS.
THE subscriber, Assignee of Jones, Keim &
Co., will sell at public sale, en Thursday,
!he 15th day of December next., at one o'clock,
at the house of Michael Graaf; in Orwigsburg,
Schuylkill county ; All the right title and inter•
est of John M. Keim, and Henry Connard, in
the one undivided halt part of Meta Forge, and
about 2004 acres of Land, with the following im
provements; oi.e well built Forge, with Three
Fires, two Coal Houses, Saw Mill, Smith Shop,
' a good 'ay° story Dwelling House,
nine convenient Houses for %kirk
, N I men, and two Barna, about one hun
' dred acres arable, and in a high
state of cultivation, the remainder wbod and
sprout land, situate in East Brunswick township,
Schuylkill county, on the little Schuylkill river,
,and immediately on the Little Schuylkill Rail
Road, ten miles from the Philadelphia & Read
ing Rail Road; with which it is to connect, ten
miles from the Schuylkill canal, and six from
Orwigsburg, the seat of Jubtice. for Schuylkill
county.
N. B.—The administrator of Jonathon Junes,
deceased, will sell the remaining undivided half,
at the same time and place.
For'further information enquire of Nicholas
or Peter Jones, on the premises; Daniel Young,
Windsor Furnace, near Hamburg; or of Richard
Boone, Reading, Berks County.
RICHARD BOONE,
DANIEL YOUNG.
November 26,_ 48—
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
For paxsage to and from all parts of Ireland, ETland,
Scotland and %tales in Regular P scket Shl)9B.
ARRANGEMENTS FOlllBl . B.
The Proprietors, encotraged - by the lib..
eral patronage bestowed upon them in
, former seasons; will have, in addition
Pee A', to the lines formerly employed by them
for the purpose rdbringing out emits,
FEU >AU CABIN and err E RAGE passengers, a line of
first class AMERICAN PACKET SUIP from Liverpool.
to Philadelphia, one sailicg on the Bth, 18th and 28th
of each month. Also first class packet ships sailing
on theist andNlsth of April; May and June, from
LOADJNOERRY. BELFAST, CORK and DUBLIN to New
York or Philadelphia DIRECT, which together with
their old established line of New York and Liverpool
packets, sailing every FOUR days from Liverpool, and
their line of New York and London packets, sailing
every TENcays from London, presents an array or
shipping , far surpassing that ofany other house in the
trade• and is well worthy of the nietiti6n of those
who are desirous of sending fur theirentle-itrthe
old country during the coming se.asoo.
The terms of passage and dietary (according to a
late act of Parliament,) will be very moderate, and a
free passage from Ireland to Liverpool, per steam
boat can also be secured.
For the accommodation of those sending for their
friends, Dr.tfts at Sight will he given upon ,
The Belfast Bnoking,Company and Branches, Ireland.
The City of Glassm ' oW Bank and.Branchca. Scotland.
Spooner, Atwood 4 , Co. bankers. London.
Ana V. W. Byrnes, Esq. and agents, Liverpool. •
Payable in_every town throughput the Kingdom.
For passage or any other infortnation, apply_person.
ally or by letter, postpaid, to
BENJ. BANNAN,
Pottsville, Agent for the Prskprietors.
Pottsville, November 5, . 95
PROCL MA' 110 N.
WHEREAS the Hon. CALVIN &rum Es.
quire, President of the, several courts of
Common Pleas, of the counties of Dauphin, Lab.
anoc and Schuylkill, in Pennsylvania ,
_ and Jus
tice of the several courts of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and General Gaol
Delivery, in said cout.tics, and Sirringe N. Palmer
and Samuel D. Leib, Esquires, Judges of the
Courj of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and
Teraiiner, and • General Goal Delivery, for the
timl of all capital and other Offenders, in the said
county of Schuylkill—by their precepts to me
directed, have ordered a court of Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and Genera!
Gaol Delivery, to be' holden at Orwigabarg, on
the second Monday of Dccember;( being the 12th
of said month,) to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner
and Justices of the Peace, and Constables pf the
said county of Schuylkill, that they are by the
said precepts commanded to be then and there at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with' their
rolls, records, inquisitions, Examinations, and all
other remembrances, to du those things which to
their several officers appertain to be done; and all
those that are bound by recognizance:), to prose.
cute against the prisoners, that are or then shall
be in the gaol of said' county of Schuylkill, are
to be then and there to prosecute them as.shall be
just.
GOD SAVE THE COMAI&NWEALTII.
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sberkff.
Sheriff's Office Orwigs.
• burg, hov: 19,1842. c 47
N. 13.--The witnesses and jurors who are sum.
monad to attend said court. are-required to attend
punctually. In case of non.attendancev the law,
in such cases made and provided will be rigidly
ctiforced. This'nptice is putitished'by order of
'mum. those concerned tvill therefore govern
themselves accordingly._
MEI
OF FRELGIIIT ON COAL
om Pousvalle nod SChoylkill Haven
Way Faints: Nov. 14, 1842.
RAT
-Per Ton, 4
From Pottsville, Sch'l Haven.
To Richmo i nd or the
Inclind 'Plane, $1.50 81.40
" Consbehochens '1.40 - - 1,32
" NorriitOwn, . 1,35 • 'l 30
" Port Kennedy, 1,33 ' 1,28
a Valley Forge, -,, 1,30' • - 1.'5
" Phcenixville, 1.25 1,20
" Pottstown. - , 1,10 1,05 "
a Donglauville, 1,05 - 1,00
"'Reading. . 9,5 '9O
' Althouse's Bridge, 85 80
" Multraville, 80 80
" Hamburg, 67 67
" Port 'Clinton, 56 56
1 . Orwigsburg, 33 . 33
An allowance of 20 per cent. per ton will be
made to those furnishing their, own Care, to
Richmond pr the inclined Plane. rom Pottsville
or Schuylkill Haven, but to no other points.
November 26, . - 48—
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,C031.1115510NERW1334.133 OF
; ' ItE dL ESTATE. \,
THE Commissloners'of Schuylkill county, - ill
bold a.publie sale on the twenty thirea,
January next, at the sale,
House, in the Bor.
ough of Orwigsburg„for the pprpose of gel ling
all such unseated lands as have been purchased
by them at Treasurer's Sale, agreeable to the act
of Asseinbly, and have been held by them unre.
deemed for, five years, and upwards, a list of
which is hereunto annexed. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, A. M., on said day, and continue
from day to day until all sold.
Rush Township
Joseph Cochran,
Samuel Ely,
James Bine, -
John Turnbull,
Adam. Moore,
Johr(Kunkel,
Klapp - 4- Kiehner,
Jacob Kline,
William Moyer,
Gem ge Baum,
John Brobst,
Richard Whitehead,
Robert` Whitehead,
Adam Moore .
Daniel Brobst, for Kellog,
William Patting, A
•
Christian A. Klingerman,
Isaac Stauffer and Kimber,
Daniel Stall,
Charles Loss,
Huntzinger and Seltzer,
Richard Heath,
Isaac Stauffer, (for,Kember )
Jacob Huntzinger, jr.
Michael Klingerruan and Loss,
George 31unnes,
David Nice. -
Jacob Stauffer and Offerman,
Charles Frailey,
Stauffer and Kimbel,.
Jacob Stauffer and Sillyman,
Audenried and Klaiber,
John Fuhrman,
John Hart,
Jacob Stauff.r,
Samuel, May, (lor Kellog)
George Baum,
Daniel K. Whetstone,
Kiehner,
Staaffer Henry and Kellog,
William Yoh,
E. B. Hubley; (late Wm. McPherson)
John Buyer and E. B. Illtibley,
Frederick Kellog,
,Widow Davis,
Stauffer Isaac and Moore,
Lewis Binder,
William Taylor,
John Smith,
West Penn
_Township.
Peter Hartman - , -
Philip Moser,
Messer and Maker,
John Stein,
•
Birdie! and Fink,
Oswold and Buck,
Christian Snyder,
Zacharias Long,
Thomas Field.
Philip Moser,
Lipper Mahal:long° Township,
105 Keeley, 'Yuman and Ried,
100 , J. Frank, jr..
100 Michael Reed,
100 Jacob Kaufman & Co.
72 Samuel Weary,
Norwegian Township.
300 Walters,
200 Joseph Miller & Co.,
150 Mertz and Seltzer,
200 Eldridge and Brick,
200 Hain and Filbert,
788 ' John Pott,
60 ' Abraham Fertig,
500 P. Zimmerman & Co.
150 , Hein and Zerbe,
50 David Hobbs,
535 ' John C. Offer man,
300 , Jacob Mennig & Co.
1 Lot Cleaver and Moyer,
200 acres Becker and Frailey & Co.
300 ' Samuel D. Franks,
313 John Hone;
600 John Miller,
600 ' Jacob Bright.
300 ' Samuel J Potts,
900 Joseph Wood,
130 Laudenbrun and Shoemaker,
205 Offerman, Keim and Drenkel,
180 Michael Struphar,
290 Jacob Senzinger and Martin Weaver,
100 "-* George &chunk, •
150 Darbe and Hain,
600 Pato. Schmeck and Co.
100 Dreher, Ridgway and Schall,
Lot Samuel Gilbert,
200 acres Peter Filbert,
260 Joseph Fertig,
Pinegrove Township.
30
400
270
30
100
380
000 George Ruth & Cu.
200 George:Roth,
200 • Jehu Wiedman,
1 Leh Jonathan Emmet,
120 acres Gruff and Flied,
79 Jacob Schowbe,
I Lot James Gillispey, •
400 acre 4 Pon rad Lengel,
2 Lot James Fitzpatrick.
80 acre!! Peter Zerbe,
400 Adam Leiss,
1 Lot Moyer Arnold,
1 • Charles Eienwein,
30 acres John Walbon and Peter Walbon
125 : Christian Zerbe,
134 H e nry W. Conrad,
26 Kettelman, Hain and Filbert,
1 Lot Henry: Boyer,
4 Lots John Slater Wharton,.
40 acres Isaac Kilmer,
100. Christian Ley, '
100 'Joseph Snyder 4 co.
1 Lot Inset Arnold. .
Schuylkill Township.
200 acres John Hartung,
300 A. Kalbach,
100 L. Audenried,
12 Audenried and Reber.
200 'John gelchner & Co.
400 George Taylor.
400 George Rahn,
70 F• Lauderbran.
513 J. Hunizinger & Co.
15 Jo4eph Stantier,
76 Jacob Bensinger and Heiser.
103 'Henry Kepner.
76 Jacob Bentzinger,
80 George Kahn,
97 P. W. Jackson,
150 Andrew Delbert.
6 ;William Shotwell and Lyons,
141 Whetstone,
406 ;Daniel Udre, deceased, •
108 Abraham Wagner, •
61 ;bane Boyer,
400 o... Patterson. Scholl and gaehner,
140 William Haller & Co.
115 I lheab Kline,-
150' E,per and Mayberryi„
326' ,Shock aad . Beniinger, _
100 'John Kleckner dt. Co.
4011 - 'William Andenried,:
681' George Seltzer dr. Co.
MEE
i
THE `„"MINERS
681: . No* York Coal
100 Jacob Reifkoyder
• Barry, no ; I
" -
1;40 Joshua l. ippincot
'35 Isaac Yarnell,
75 . John Miller.
300 Samuel Hofromn,
226 . Daniel Shappell,
344 Henry Stichter,
97 Michael Struphar
431 George Dowell;
326 Joseph Fertig,
138 Gains Mooic.
50 John !darts &C ,
130 Baum 4 co. •
562 John 1.,,,C0b0,
137, - 4 John Rifrert,
147 sGeorge Seitzinger
301 John Spoho,
100 William lionising
914 , William Kiehner,
426 . George Heiser.
459 Jacob Miller,
165 Jacob Krebs,
514 John Filbert,
000 John Pau,
260 George Rahn,
400 E. B. Robley.
900 Rhoads and Boon.
150 George Shafts!,
224 Peter Kramer,
314 John Dreher,
Brunswig To
156 - --;",-rn and giebel,,
400 Jearie
1 Lot Abraham Landis,
2 Peter and John
1 `• Abraham Schwa
300 acres Kern and . Rishel,
400 Daniel Shappell,
400 John Keiser,
Wayne To
Adam Brown,
Struphar and Ch
Barbara Happen,
Gruber and Moy
Ramler,
Arnold. •
Samuel Hain,
Henry Walbon,
Struphar and Bit
Groff and Dick,
Valentine Brown,
Barbara Mayberr
Jacob Seibert
Kettehnan and
150
100
50
100
Union Tim
Peter Gardndr .
John Fields,
George Rhoadi, jr
John Eliza,
Thomas Reese.
George Rhoads
Casper Thiell,
Jacob Todd,
Jacob D. elute&
John Kleckner i
John Biller
Wm. Carrico's', lo
Benjamin Becfer
Jacob Traut,
Benjamin Codn
William Kibbe:Nl
Daniel Klapp„
Illanheim
700 Daniel Heim,
I Lot Samuel Potts,:
1 " William Audefri ,
1 " Jacob Weitzel;
I " John Meace,
1 " Daniel 4. Rtmitie
1 " Mr. Braden,
1 " George Dentler
Lower Ma •
300 acres Casper Meisel
200 Kiefer and Per
47 Samuel Kimme
54 John Huber,
200 John Huber,
20 Peter Coleman,
59 John Stein.
Pottari;
1 Lot Thomas Ashburt
1 " Pott and Hill,
1 " Dreibelbili and L. as,
1 " Henry Schwaitzitger,
1 " Charles Wells,
1 4 . W ernor and Clu
1 Jefferson Myers,
1"F. H. Massenbar, •
1 " King and *Sharp
1 " Archibald McDoi4d,
1 " Stoughton and Wilma,
1 " Peter -Butterly,
1 " Isaac Canby, '
1 George Hamilton
1 a John Lucas,
1 4 . John and Joseph Lloyd,
1 ," GeorgeGest,
1 " George Guelet,
1 " Jacob Graeff,
1 " Lewis
GEORGE ROYER.
SAMUEL R. MEDLAR.
GEORGE MOSER,
Commissioners if Schuylkill county.
November 26, 48—
NOTI
THE Public will see the
RuLes.adopted and pa.
PHIA & READINU Rall, ROA
purpose to have strictly es
future acciiinuts, and proven
of the company's property :
The Public are informed
its BELIDOhI3 are not a normal
any person or persons. r,din
tie over the Rail Road and
the same to trespass thereo
stone of the acts of Assembi,
provided, will bedealt with
It 7 SINOKUVIG on any
ly prohibited under a penalt,
IQ AU persons are cauta
said Company's Bridges, bet
without the permission of thh
thorized to atop any ir.divi
they have reason to suspectt
it? Should these Rules
party will not be aressverabh
October 29,
DRUGS AND
JUST received in additii
general assortment of
Drugs, Pain
Medicines, Oils,
Chemicals, • Dye
Patent Medicines, tart
Perfumery,
Together with every ar
offers for sale,at-a small ac
tendon of Physicians and s
Ji
Irr Particular attention
scrijptions . at all hours.
November 26,
GASSNER &
PORTRAIT
RESPECTFULLY
and Gentlemen of
taken a room at . GEI
street, where they will
any who may wish top
ID Vhey will paint
according to the size.
folly invited to call arid
loom. .
Pottaiille, Nov. 26, 1
A FAR3I
TUE Bittle Farm, CO.
of Land, within 3 I
West Branch Rail Road
ble terms. persona wi
ing business, will find
attention. Apply to
GEO t
November 19th.
DIU & LA.GUIR
Am , calved and for sale b
Oct. 29, 44;
ONLY et FORTH
OLUTION.—Thr.
being published in nu. ,
16 numbers, at the low
3, and 4, price 25 can
for sale by -
December 3,
NOTES & °RAF'
Drafts in sheet",
200 and 3001n4-Biokv
Nonimbet
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JOURNAL-
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11E GILZAT ItSZED7i,
F. • i. ua, ,
OR Cossinirrion and Lime Cnsis,
Arnnta, Baoscurris, °Cann, in e,mwais, 1
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A
Witoorni/o Conon, ram oa W van:sass - ovli.
flawr, enaosic, Comas, and all diacans
Pulmoniry Organs. .
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A Windeiful Recooesy.—Mrs. S. . Austin
was attacked with this disease in the fall of 1838,
originating from a violent cold...which settled OP
on her lungs. Various remedies were rebel-lea
to---the most skilful physicians were consulted—
yet step by step that fearful disease, consueption
began to prey upon her. Bhe became subject to
violent fits of coughing, expectorated large quan
tities of matter and was eviderdly sinking very
fast. In this distressing situation, after all the
various remedies had been tried in vain, and
when naught but the grave seemed to afford her
any prospect of relief, thc invaluable 11a/saw re,
stored her•to health; and cow, in the place of
that emaciated form t withering to decay, she is
mingling in society, in better health and spirits
than_she has enjoyed for years. o:7'See deserip.
lion of this interesting case in Dr. Wistat's Tre
atise on Consumption. _
Disinterested Testimony.-- Having witnessed
the surprising efficacy of Dr. Wistar's preparai
don of Wild Cherry, in the ease of Mrs. Austin,
I cheerfully recommend it as a valuable remedy,
and acknowledged his and cor
rect. .1.
A Surprising Cure—Mrs. Martha Wilson. a
poor but highly respectable member of the Meth
odist church, was also afflicted with Consump
tion in its worst forms, and considered past re
covery by all her friends. A bottle of this Bal
sa! was preaentect;to tier, which relieved her im
mediately. This eirenmstinee being made
known to the members of the church, they pur.
chased several bottles for her, which relieved her
entirely. The same society have purchased
over forty bottles; for persons in indiligent cir
cumstances, and positively assert it has not been
used in a single instance whew it has not given
surprising relief.
& Co.
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DX We, the undersigned. 9 embers of the Der
bin Benevolent Society of the Methodist church,
having examined the above statement of Illre.
Wilson's case, hereby certify
_it is in all respects
true, and earnestly recommend Dr. Wiener's
remedy to all who are afflicted. . .
GEORGE MILLER, MART GARDNEE,
bengood,
igh/P*
Liver Complaint.—Mrs. Eliza Thumpsou was
afflicted with this comFlaint tor nearly five years,
during which time she Was under the moss skil
ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
tluntompathic remedies, and every thing that al
lured her any hopes of relief. She had dull,
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, and has been una
ble to sleep on the right side for three years. By
the use of this Balsam, she was cured inn- few
weeks, and -remains well to" this day.
•• Samuel Brooke,
your Etrilearn Of Wild Cherry,like that you sent
the before. I have taken nearly all of the first,
and confidently believe this medicine will cure
rne. I Lave used•a great many remedies within
the last year, but have never found any thing that
has relieved me so much. It has stopped my
cough entirety, checked my night sweats, and I
sleep better at night and feel better in mery nay
than I have lot many months.
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and McCarter,
Friend Wisfsr—l must again trouble thee to
send me two bottles more of thy invaluable Bal
sam. I have now taken three bottles is all, and
can assure thee that it. has done me more
good than all the medicine I have ever taken be.
fore. Send ine by the stage as soon as possible,
and oblige thy friend. JACOB HOLLOW AY.
Bristol, September 8, 11441.
TO
Dear Doctor,—Hearing so many people talk
about the wonderful cures your Balsam of Wild
Cherry has made in Consumption, I sent to one
of your Agents the other day fur a bottle, and
have found it to relieve me so much, that I want
three bottles more ser.t soon, as I believe it will
cure me too. I have used a great many balsams
of different kinds, have tried Javne's Expecto
rant and other medicines besides, but nothing li4s
ever done ma as much good as yours has. Send
by'the steamboat Bolivar. Yours truly,
WlLdjra'l'SioM s.
PAINS IN TILE BREAST, DEBILITY, WEAKNESS AND
COUGIL—The Rev. Dr. Dunlap his addressed us
a letter in which ho says two of his daughters
had suffered severely with an obstinate cough
frequent pains in the breast, &c., and appeared
to be going into a rapid decline. By the use of
a few bottles of this medicine they have entirely
recovered ar.d now enjoy excellent health.
Asthma Cured.—Mr. Jacob :nyder has au
thorized us to sty that ho was afflicted with this
annoying complaint for several years and had
tried every thing in vain. lie was subject to
constant wheezing, a troublesome Cough, Spit
ting of Phlegm, Pain in the Chest, and sometimes
in the region of the Heart, and nothing else ever
gave him relief.
Chronic Cough.—Mr. Isaac Rogers was also
afflicted with an obstinate Cough, originating
from a disease of the Lungs and (Meta, and n.ver
found any thing to give bim relief but this Bal-
, rouriety of the following
!fished by the 1'IIIL.11:1KL-
I COMPANY, which they
orced, to guard against
any further destrucu on
sam.
Such in fact is the nature and simplicity of
this medicine. and so extraordinary have been
many of the cures it has performed. that it has
already attained the highest reputation, and al.
though scarce twn years have elapsed since it
was first made public, we can proudly say,. its
tame has spread in every direction, and it is rap
idly acquiring a celebrity unequalled by any
medicine ever offered to public notice.
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
In every section of the country, wil: find this
medicine an important and valuable addition to
their stock, and should
ALWAYS KEEP IT ON HAND,
As it is not in our power to place it within the
reach of all those afflicted, and there are doubt
less ; thousand suffering who would resort to it
liar relief if they could obtain it conveniently.
Er Re particular when you purchase, to ask
for Da. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, as
there is an article called the "Sinter OF WILD
CHERRY," advertised, which is entirely :a differ
ent medicine.
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A purely vegetable and highly approved Com
pound preparation of the Prunus Virginians, or
" Wild Cherry Bark "—approved by the College
of Pharmacy, recommended by the medical fac
ulty, and universally acknowledged the moat
valuable Family Medicine' ever discovered.
No Quackery No Deception.
The physician may boast ut his skill in many
diseases—the quack may puff his wonderful
cures, but of all the remedies ever discovered for
diseases of,the pulmonary organs, it is universal.
ly adrnitte4 nothing has ever proved as succesi
fill as that unrivalled medicine, Dr. Widnes
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has effected
some of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
in the history of medicine.
Such indeed are the astonishing •healing and
restorative properties of this Alums, that even
in the advanced stages of consumption, and in
Liver Complaints, diseases which have baffled
the skill of thellmost distinguished physicians,
when patients have suffered with the most dad.
tressidg cough, great difficulty in breathing, night
sweats, bleeding oftde lungs, ire. after the most
esteemed remedies of our Pharmaccepias have
failed, this invaluable remedy has not only giveu
surprising relief but actually effected cares, atte
all hopes of a recovery had been entirely der
spalred of'.
Besides its surprising efficacy in these formi.
dable complaints, it has proved a very superior
remedy for disease+ of children, such as Croup,
Whooping Cough. &c., and in those disorders
that prevail so extensively throughout the winter
season, such ass Coughs,' Colds, Pleurisy, In
erica, and Pains in the Breast, proceeding from
neglected Colds, it stands unrivalled.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by •WILLTAII . I3
& Co.. Chemists, No. 33 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. Price $1 00 a bottle.
:.Sold in Pcitaville
JOHN S. C. MARTIN
•
• - Agent for Schuylkill coon y.
ID' Druggists and dealers supplied a. the
wholesale prices. January 1 1—
;hat the Mil Road and
r, thoroughfare, and that
driving or leading Cat
is Bridges, or permitting
, contrary to the provi
,F, in such case made and
recording to law.
of the Bridges is express
ty of TEN DOLLARS.
limed not to pass over the
rween sunset and sunrise,
h; watchmen, who are au
usis at all hours, whom
be disregarded the Corn
for the consequences.
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EDICI N ES.
ato former supplies, a
HEE
I.lufs,
balm
from 7 by 9 to 244 30.
leis in his line, while he
vance, and solicits the at
'wintry dealers generally.
IIN 8. C. MARTIN.
ivca to Physician's Pre
EMI
HURCHILL,
PAINTERS,
inaounces to the Ladies
• ottsville, that they have
E'S ROTEL, Centre
.e happy to wait upcm
tronize them.
•
ortrafts from TS to en
'be Public am respect.
see Specimens at tbeir
-48
1 R SALE.
; taining about 100 acres
des of Pottsville, on the
will be sold, on reasons.
i hing to pursue the farm.
his property worth their
GE M. CUMMING.
COFFEE-50 bags re
jutEß IS. HAGGERTY.
ER.'S FRENCH REV.
, i celebrated work is now
'bare. to be completed in
Irate of 111. Nos. 1,2,
eacb, just 'received end
R. BANYAN.
[ 3,-.l3lank Noma • and
bound pp in 50,100,
I ways for we By
BANNAN.
I=ifft==s3
Wistarls Balsam of Wild CiierTY.
READ WHAT IT HAS DONE:'
ELIZABETH JACOBS
TEIONAti Coo ins,
ELIZA THOMPSON.
Roxboro - TO, September 12,1841.
Dear Sir—Please aeod me two bottles more of
Yuusr, respectfully, JAMES K KLLY
Ilulmesburg, September 12, 11941
fr IMBERTON BOARDING SCIWOL Por
"" - Ftaint.ts.—;Sltuated in Chester-County, Peen
sylvanin, 28 miles N. Vir:lVorn Philadelphia, end - 3
miles from the Reading - Mil Road at Phoenixville.
Notemh9t r. • 48—
=Z==l===
RIM
D: E. NICE,
,- ,
. - ATTORNEY AT LAW;
•
m Centre _street. opposite the Etchange
note]; . 3, ' —36
VILEEE
„. JOHN- C , 1 4 j
• Al - TM:MEV AT LAW,
ELAS removed from Market Street to the store
formerly occupied by Abraham Mcisse, in
Centie Street, opposite, the Post Office. -
Pottsville. October 8, 91--
M. A. DOOLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Poi -m=2.
, •
ITAS removed his office to the office, of John
C. Neville, Esq., opposite the Post Office.
November 26,
gellloll4. BOOKS—Wholesale and retail a
Philadelphia prices. for sato by
March 19. 12--- B. BAN NAN.
UhIBREI,,LAS &..,PARASOLs
SILK, Scotch,. Gingham & Muslin Umbrellas.
Parasol.i and Sun Shades.
A complete assortment, just received and for
sale by '. E. Q.& A. HED:DERSON.
May 2S, 22
BaLASTING_ rAREIL-,,Strcuty,- -- Hardware
411 ` 21 aiicr - St - if - DATllliistitag Paper, by the ream or
single 'quire; also. Crown Wrapping Pager, from
50 to 75 cents per reatnOand double crown at $1
.er ream, for sale by
Nov= bei-Si
NEW FASUIONAB LE CLOTHING
STillt
JUST opened for the Bent fit of the Poor, by
selling at reduced prices and for cash, at- the
old Post Office stand, Centre street, opposite Mar
ket street.
By culling and miming you will find the Pri
ces to suit the Times.
Pottsville, November 12 1 ,; 46
TILE PIMADELPIDA, READING, and
PorrsVILLE it AIL ROA D.
4,!A_Jz.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
On and after Wednesday, A•svemher. 2d, 1842
the Passenger, Coal and Freight Trains will
ran at the fdluwing Hours Oil
Reading and Puttaville Rail Rbad:
COAL TRAINS.
- The 5 Coal Trains will leave Pottsville 'be
tween the hours of 9 and 10, A. M., or one quer.
ter of an hour apart, and run on ..to-.Readtrog
where-they - and-pass all the op Trains,
Coal and Passenger.
The first 3 Coal Trains will leave Richmond
between the hours of si arid 7, and the last 2 will
leave the Plane at 7i and 7f: the let of these last
will always hold up before crossing the main
Track et the Falls,
until signalled to by the mech.
man that all the 3 Trains from Richmond have
passed up the Line.
PASSENGER TRAINS
The Down Passenger Train will leave Potts.
vine at P.! M., behind all the Coal Trains pas
sing all the up coal trains at fleadirrind
running past the lust at Baunistowo. the next 2
at Douglassville, and the first 2 down Coal Trains
at Pottstown.
The up Passeti,..Ter Train will leave Philadel
phia at ID A. M. behind all the Coal Trainß, pas.
sing all the down Coal Trains at Reading, then
running to Pottsville.
READING FREIGHT TRAIN.
The Down Freight Train will leave Reading
on Tuesday!! and Thursdays, at 8 A. M. passing
all the up Coal .and Passenger Trains at Potts.
town, where they will wait for it.
The up Freight Train will leave the Plane on
Wednesdays and Friday!, immediately behind
the up Passenger Train, to Pottstown, where it
will wait for all the .down Coal and Passenger
Train!, which trains will also wait fur it, and then
run to Reading.
rowsviLLE FR F.IG lIT TR AIN.
Leaves Reading on Thursday and Saturday
at 7 A. M.. paSstng all dua, Coal and Passenger
Trains at Port,Clinton, where the latter Trains
will watt for it.
Leaves Pottsville abont 7 P. M , after all the
Coal and Passenger Trbuis are in. and has the
track clear to Reading.
G. A. N ICOLLS ;
Soper% Tiansp n. P. R. d:. R. R.
Nover.ber46—
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VALUABLE REAL Ewr ATE.
A r ritIVATE SALE. •
g ponßitttin g of'a 60 by 230 feet LOT. situated
on the corner of Ma ha niongo and fourth Si.
and the first property- below the Catholic church
' on which is erected two sub.tantridl
two Story Frame Dwelling Manses.
fl M ai. This property is no situated that it
can be divided into two 30 feet lots,
haviii a house on eaeirrteriiiiii . ill_tio—suld whet
entire or separately, to suit put closers
Fur 'terms apply to
&pt. 3. 36-tf
NEW DRUG STORE.
."'s E. B. EICHHOLIZ, respeethdly
Senk/1111N the citizens n 1 Posville, anti
Sehttylkill count generafly, that-be
• a—. has opt nett, (in the store formerly oc.
cupiso by Mr. Slater,) a general assortriomt 01
Drugs, Medicines,
Cliensteals, Paints,
Ola. Dyes.
Varnishes, Pqtry,
Glass, Spices.
Patent Medicines, 4c., 4.c.
And solicits a share of public patronage, coofi.
dently assuring the public that every article in
his line, shall be of the first quality, azyoturely
genuine.
Having served a reeular apprent iceshiit to the
Mistime in Philadelphia, those 'who favour him
with a call, can rest saiisfisd that lie will guard
strictly againstall mistakes', and have their med.
imnea put up with the ereateskcare and nicety.
PhySicians prescriptions attended to with par.
titular care, at hours. Country Physicians and
Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance on ci
ty prices. Pottsville, December 3. 49-tf
EXECUTOR'S SNLE.
WILL he sold at public auction, nn Friday
the 30th day of December; 1r12; at 1 o'-
cluck. P. M., on the premises, the followint de ,
scribed property, lute the estate of Weld Zs:lin
er, deceased.
A FARM, situate in West Penn Township,
Schuylkill county, bounded by land of Jacob
Longenecker, Roland Imes. and others, contain
ing three hundred and fifteen acres ut land, of
which 50 acres are cleared, about 9.0 acres good
meadow, and the remainder is good woodland,
covered with all kinds of excellent timber.
The improvements thereon consist of a two
' story Brick Dwelling House, a good
••• • Switzer Barn, a Gnat and Saw Mill.
suss •
I I , with a good custom, sod plenty of
water. Near the house is a superior
orchard, and a pump near the door r
Attendance' will be given, sod the conditions
of sale made known, on the day and boor abase
mentioned, by
WILLIAM A ZEEINER, Exeter.
Decemberl,,
ItiEDICIN LS.
THE-subs iber would respectfully
ssi=4l... - inform the public. t a hedh rs_puichas.
t - /E ed the Drug and MedicineVdorecir - Mr.
c H. Slussler, in Jickson street, Port Car.
c=t^ bon, Sehuylklll' county, where he in.
tents to keep a constant supply of fresh Drugs
and Medicines. for sale at reasonable terms.
N. 13.—Phisicion's prescriptions carefully put
up. II EN RR GUITTERMAN.
December 3. 49-3 to
in HEAP COPY. BOOKS—AI 61 cetita each
'for Rale. by 7
Oct. 23 , 43— . B. BAN NAN
p.m NtElik4NitAn 12 and 25 Ms. 'Kegs;
623SbY 8. BANNAK:
iTtilted sta:tes Cdurt.
EASTERN DISTRICTVF: . PEN,NSYLVANIA
In Bauktitp!cy. •
NOTICE:
•
A PETITION. for the Benefit of the Bank,
ru . .it. Law. baa been filed the sth.day of D.,
camber 180. lei •
Edward .Eughes. late Merciintit, now Clerk;
Schuylkill County. , • •
Which Petitio . will be heard before the District.
Court of the United States for the Eastern DiS.
trict of Pennsylvania.-sitting in Batikruptc:y, at
the District Couit morn in the Caw of Phi t del.
phiu. on Friday the tith day of January, at o'.
clock, A. 111.,itearhen and where all periods
inter. -
csted may appear and show cause..if any they
have, why the prayer of thesaid Petition should
not be granted, and the iti:4id Petitioner declared
Bankrupt. -
FR AS. DOPKINSON,„
Clerk of the District.Cokirt.
NOTICE.
Dcc. 10 50-3 t
A PETITION for ; the benefit of the Bankrupt
rA Law, has been filed the 28th clay of Novena.;
her. hilt by
Edward Y Farquhar, farmer, Schuylkill Co. •
Which Pontificiawill he heard before the District
Court ofthe UniteciSates for the Eastern District
et, Peansylvaniajiltting: in Bankruptcy,at nip,
District Court room' in the City of Philaelphiai;
on Friday. tho 6th day of JanUary nest, at I 1 , 0
cluck, A. M., when and where all persons inter. ;
csted sou appear and 'how cause. if any they)
have, why the prayer of the said Petition should,:
not hu granted, and the said PetitiOnOt declared -
Bankrupt.
B. BANNAN.
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December 3, 1841
pETITIONS for the Benefit of the Benicrupt
Law, have been filed the nth 4iv urNuvetn.
her; 18.42, by •
John Pinkerton, Lite Coal Merchant, now Agent,
Individually, and ns n member of the late firm
of %Vc't, Hudg - suil & Co., of Philadelphia.
Holleman, Pinkerton. of Port Carbon,
and John Pinkerton & CO., of St. Clair,
Schuylkill co
Benjamin N. Titus. Individually. and as
n member of the lute Sriii of Brown S.
Tit LIN, Iron Founder. - 1111
Which Petitions will be heard before the Dig.
ict Court of the United States ler the Eastern
Digtriet of Penney tvar.ta, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court MOW. in the City of Phila.,
del:dila, on Friday, the. 30th day of, December
next, at, I I o'clock, A. Al. when and enters all
persona interested may sppear and INhO'V . cause
if any they have, why the prayer of the said Pe,
titions should not be granted; and the ktdid
Linnets be declared. Bankrupts.
ERAS. lIUI'KINtSONf, . - a.-
Clerk of District Court.
Nov. 26, 46
NOTICE.
pETITIONS fur the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, have Leen filed the 3d day of November
I R 92, by '
David Conner, Farmer, Schuylkill county
Scott Steel, Miner, do
Which Petitions will be heard before the Dis.:
trict Court of the United States for the &meta
District of Pennsylvania, sitting in amkruptiiy,
at the District Court room in the City 'of Phila
delphia, un Friday, the Nth day of December
nest, at 11 o'clock, A. M. When and Where 911
porsous interested may appear and show cause if
any they have, why the prayer of the said ficti
ons should not be granted, and the Said Pitt:
1011Crei declared Bankrupts.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,- .
Cleilt of District Coutt:
Nov. 12, 96
EASTERN DISTINCT OF PENNSYLVAIOJL
In Bankruptcy.
_ NOTICE
11111ETITIONS for ll:scharge and Certificate
21 - undur the Bankrupt Law, have been Edeef,by
William Gorgai, Boat Builder, Schuylkill co.
Joseph Bowen, School Teacher, late do
Clerk. •
And Friday, the 30th day of December nett,: at
I 1 o'clock, A. M. is appointed lOr the hearing_
theieuf, b hire the said Ciurt, sitting in Batik
rupiey, at the District Court Room; in the City
-of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of
the wait Petitioners, ‘Ar ho have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, may appear end
show cause, if any they have, why such Dis
charge and Certificate should not_be granted.
I'R HOPIONSON
Clerk of the District Court
NOTICE.
Oct. 8,41-10 t
pETITIONS for Discharge and Cerlificatel un
der the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Alexander Graham, lAdividually, and - 01; the
late firm of Moorc & Graham, late Itlefaiant,
Schuylkill cotibty
Daniel Stall, Clerk,
and Friday. the 361.11. day of Decernher,it 11 o'-
clock. A. M. is appointed for the hearing there•
of, befbre the said Court, sitting to Bankruptcy,
at the District Court Roam in the City of Phila
delphia, when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other Persons in interest, may applier
and show cause, it airy they have, why such Drs.
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
A. %US:;F.L.
Maltantfingo Street
Ocu - 15, 42-10 t
PETITION for Disallow and Cirtifirata
IL under 'be Llsnitrupt Law, has been filed by
James Bo; Clerk. late Merchant, Schuylkill en.
And Friday, the 30th day of December next, at
II o'clock, A. .11., is appointed far the hearing
owl eof, attune. an 13.micruptey, at the'Diatrlct,
Court Room, in the-City_of-Philadelphia, when
and where the Credttors of the tiaid.„Petitinnel,
who have proved their Debts, and all other per
sona In intereet, may appear and Shory cause, it
any they have, why such . Discharge and Certtfi•
Cate ah.,utd nut be granted.
Fe AS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of Malta Court.
44-10
pErtriaNs fur Discharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Lewis L. Bevin, Inkceper, Sebuyluill county.
Peter Aurand, 4z.
and Friday, the 27th day of Janu a ry next, at II
o'clock A. M. is appointed for the hearing there.
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy;
at the District Court Room, in the city of Phila.
qlphia, when and where the Creditma of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debity
and all other persons in interest, may appear J
and showl,cau.ie if any they have, why such Th..
charge and ViFitificate shookd not be granted. t -
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court..
Nov. 5,44-10 t
IPETITION fur Discharge and Certificate
Luncle, the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Moe Stsouse. of the firm of Strouse and ileubd.
Haman, Coal Merchant. St•ltuyllit!l county.
and Flo:tax, the 27th day of Juniiary next, at I I
o'clock, Al. „NI., is appGinted for the..hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting, in Hank.
routes, at' the District Court Room, in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors
of the Bar Petitioner, who have prom; their
Debts, an all other personli in interest. may , ap.
near and show cause. if any they have, why such
Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRANCIS HOPKINSDN„
_ Clerk of DistrietCoutt. •
NOTICE.
Nov. 12,46-
E'FITIOD:S. fur Discharge and Certificate,
under the. earikriipt Law, have been filed by
Francis Spencer, individually one s l / 2 member . ,_a
ot the late fir in of Spencer. and ‘Vaili'ins:, and
Low ber,Spencet &Co., Coal Merchant Eehoyl.
kill county. . Li
Andcnried, late Farmer, slitter and
Lumber Merchant, Schuylkill cu.
and Friday, the 27th day of January next et tl
o'clock, A. M., is appointed for the hearirkigr .
tbereaf„ .before ihe said Court', sitting in Bank: ,
rupicy, at the District Court Room, in the City'
of Philadelphia, when and .where the Creditors'
of the stud Petitioners, •who have proved their
Debts, arid all other persons in interest, may air:
pear and shilw cause, if any they have, why such'
Discharge and Ccrtifivate should not be granted.
FBAS. HOPKINSON', ,
Cleric of Liistrint Court. -''
' IN 'BANKRUPTCY'
MIAS. HOVRINSON,
Clerk dike llibtriet Court:.
49-3 i
OTI C.,
FOR DISCUIRGE.
United States Court.
NOTICE.
October 29,
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Naieltber 19.
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