Busrat,ss. - .DEEPARTMENT.
TERMI/F. PAPER--Two collate
•
per anhum, pay able semi-annually in advance, by
those who reside in this county—and Annually in
adihnce by thok who reside at a distance.. If not
paid within the year,; $2 60 will be denianded
Five Dollars in advance will pay for three yegrs
subscriptiom . _
.Torms to .4dvertisers.
To me:relights and others Who wish to elver=
ti.elly the year, 'with frequent changes of, adver
tisements,,the terms: will he $ 12 per annual, fn
luding the •pater, or $ 14 in 'advance ; Two
squgres with thq paper; without change, $ 10 per
annum, Or $8 in. cuivance.-.. Ciie square hf 12
lime, With the piper; sB;ors 6 in advance. 13u
siness Cards of klines,s 5 with the paper, or $ 4
inadvance-3 lines $ 3 with the piper, or f 2 with,'
.out. the, paper. ,
Larger advertiserrients will be published as per
agreement
%One square r of, 12 lines, one dollar; for 3 inser
tions, mid 25 cents for everYsubsequent insertion.
Five lints or wider 25 cents for one insertion, and
12} cents for every rubsequp4 insertion.
Insurance
The sobsenber. Agent for one of the best Insurance
traces in, Phlladelphia, - 13 prepared to make insurances
ball descriptions of property, such. as nooses', Mills,
Sables, Goods, Furniture, fcc., ikc.;at the very lowest
arcs. . ..: B. IIAgNAN.
Cheap Publioatiolis
Al the cheanpublieations are for Fate, - at Atari office
as soon as issued, at publisher's prices., Single copies
, of any work obtained to order.
VV T ' a r " g l e v
i r o e r e t e r r r l i t o l i, y t
o m r a j d o e b ;11 . .d v d p i e i . lo ,,n.b s io t b o is n o u o r ,, a . .1 g r r ea oa d t y
orr than that of any Country Printing oak in the State
sod are ready to execute all kinds of . •
•
- JOB PRINTING
of every description, at the Very lowest rates: such as
CARDS. . BILL HEADS, -
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS;-
. BILLS of LADING. POST btbLS &
At very shorti, notice. By keepinggood workmen, and
prompt deipitch in executing. orders, we eipect to re
ceive the support of the public.
al-We have 3i30 a BINDERY attached to the office,
which enables us to bind all kinds, of Printing when it
Is necessary to (I,', so. Books of .every description,
bound to order.; 'April 6, 1_ ,
• - Passage Agency, &c.
The itbseriner is prepared to engage, Passage, for
Passengers from every part of England, Ireland, Scot
land. and Wales at the very lowest rates. Ile also at%.
tends Ytt remitting money to every part of .Europe, in
au= ()Cone Pound and upwards By Promtpt attention'
to business, ntexpncts to give general satisfaction.
B. BANNAN. Agent for
JOSEPH 11,101L'Illtisr.'
fgrWASIIINGTON A tun Lmusts.— wi)i meet
at their Armory:, for Nararie.on Satutthy, the 2:21.d,
. Feb. it 2 o't luel,c. P. M Command.
_ S "I'. SKEEN. -Isi, Ser t.
in'INATIO NAL LRMT
nn Satert'avAhe 2.!cl inst. at 1 o'clock. I' M. •
Comejintl. • J S. RUSSELL, • •
Feb: 15. 1815. - First seret:
L S. 31*MICKEN,
ATTORNEY
UT.7 SVILLE, PA
practice in the several Courts of -chuylkil pa
GRAND 'CQ'NUERT
: The Citizens of Pottsville, are respectfully informed,
• that a GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL MUSIC,
will lie given in the TOWN HALL, on
'Thursday everting, February ; 27., • '
by the following Artists;
Miss HELEN MATHEWS, from the popular Con
eerie at the Philadelphia Museum.
Mr. mossor, Comedian and Vocalist. from the
Chesnut et. Theatre, and all the Principal Theatres; in
the Union.
, Mr. QUAYLE. Conductor of the Museum Onncerts,
...rind Mr. A. G. Eincrick; Professor of - Music, who will
',preside at the Piano Forte. They will produce nearly
—all the Alu:ic, of the Celebrated Opera of the .11oliemi
an, Girt."
The production of this Opera last Season, in London,
rreated a sensation never before experienced in that
great metropOlis. It became at once, inunensely pop ,
. lilac, and was repeated for upwards of one hundred.
L nights. to crowded and brilliant audiences, and the pub
lic became so delighted wall the music, that it was
(played and sung, In every drawing room and street in
[London. The musichy BALFE, one of the first Corn.'
posers and Singers in Europe. author of those two th
vorite and beautiful 6.nnes. "The Light of Other Dg.ys"
and,, , Rapture Dwellings," It has created quite as great
a senstion in New Volk and Philadelphia. being in
' fact one of the most popular Operas ever produced.
PROGRAMME—PART FIRST.
This,part Will consist entirety of theauusic, front the
'Butte:Man Girt.'
1. Trio—Miss MathewS, Mr. Enierick and Quayle.—
"Could I hush a Father's Sigh."-
2. Sony Mr. Quayle... The Fair Landor Poland-Ralfe.
3. Itallad,Miss Mathews-- . 1 Dreamt that I dwelt in
•• . a Mirble Hnll' Ball`
4. Baliati—Mr. QualJe..."Tis sad to leave your Fa
,. therland. , -.llalfe •
6. Ballad=,-Miss' Mathews-711e llcar: . 11 owed
0. Ducts--Miss Mathewe and l.tr Quayle--" What, is
the Spell" •
8a11ad... - -Mr Witmer.: .. When You'll remember
me-1141fe,
e Gi rser sow and Cunene—)mss Mathews; Mr Em
crick
Bride--B
INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES
PART SECOND
• I Ballad—Mr Mosson-, , Lament of the Irish Emt
g.alo--Demp9ter. ' %
Cavatina—Mbs •Matliews--'Like the gloom. of
Night returning'--Bishop,
3 National fiong, Mr Quayle—Ted. White & fllue,'
4 Comic Song—Mr Mossop--Itory 0"More"--1.over-
Z:, Melt—Miss Mathews [ and Mr Quayle— 'Come
brave with me, thea , l a Love'--Belling
$
Comic Song--Mr Mck.sop--.The Groves of Dior
, ney' -- r“,. I . re .. , .
, 7 Amusine Song—MisS Mathews--`Will Noba s dy mar
ry me'--Russell: • . •
• 6 Irish Ballad--Mr et nayle--'No me Shame'--E.
E. Born •
. 9 Creole Song--Mr , Mossop--'Mister Solomon o'-
Leery' •
10 Comic Duett--Miss Mathews and Mr Quayle--' A.
B. C. or ,a Lady teaching a foreigner to read'--
. - Dan At. . a
*Tickets 25 rents each. ' - .
The Concert will t omuience at 71 o'clock
February 22 , 8-
CHOICE TEAS.
The New York Canton Tea Co
ARE induCed, from the favor With which
( ,their Teas have been received in Philo
' al_ delphim, and by numerous families in the
C m o o u re ntr;,.
extended noticen t t e t - i r c ' e as o t r ili s e ?n l ' o t c o atfL ve o a f
their Branches, which are at 62' Chesnut street, 24
door below Third street, and 45 North Fifth street., a
few doors below Race street. Their Agents are .stip
plied weekly, with the- choicest assortment of Green
rind Elark Teas,' of the latest importations. Their
Teas. after a thorough trial of their qualities, by Per
' sons of great experiencr.,pre packed in a manner to
exclude the air, and preserve their fragrance, and ow
ing to the rigid test, to tfitich they are subjected, one
uniformity of quality is rreserved. For the respective
-qualities they arc believed to . be the cheapest. Teas
In the Market ; and each package is war ranted to con
gain fun weight, independent of the wrapper.
BRANCHES 89 CHESNUT ST. AND 45
NORTH FIFTH ST. FHILADA.
• Philada., Feb. 22d ' 8-3 mo
, •
REMOVAL
W. V. ANDERSON & CO
IT AYE temporarily removed rroM 21, to. No. 30 north
IL Water street, rtriladelphia, a few doors 'above.
, .•
. Thy will continue to keep on haild, a'full and gen
. oral assortment of Groieries, 'thimble forthe Country
Trade : They are constantly well supplied with the dif
ferent kindt of Green and Black Teas, and particularly
the fine and superior qualities.
They are also at all times piepared to furnish Wines
rissamme ---- , and Liqeors, of all kinds, and
.il Ma= rit 3 especially for Medic inal . purpo
(
( i
1 no m k i ,
i s i e , s e , s ari s d u is p • e hg r: !e a ri r t t l i w e l e d s fo p, r4 l uf , h .
•. b :: = 1 ki l a furnished, warranteit slue, as
--. tiz,=-7,r.,2 - 1 l •
It- t , --•----... r . - 1 .4sV, Impoited, and of the'quality rep
.t • —"`""' ---- '-,••••'.• . resented.
": They arenow - dally 'renewing, their supplies of Nes
;I:Critip, New Orleans, and West India Sugars and. Mo
lasses. Alpo, superior and. Prime strong Green • Rio
•• Coffee, with other descriptions of seasonable goods,
, all of which they will diipose of, at extremely low rates.
Philadelphia, F - ch. 22, 13-3ino
Comb - ion School Speaker.
New collection of Original and Selected Pieces fnr
Reading and Recitation, price 50 cents, just. pub.
Itsbed and for *a 1a by B. DANNAN, Agent. •
rebraary 412, . •
NOTICE.
THE.-thirtnerslity .heretanre. existlnc between
Charles Miller, Phillip Clark.. L. F. Whitney and
William Alerts, C.onitactora on the Mitt Creek Railroad
under the firm of Whitney & Co. Wei diunlved on the
11th 'natant. by the withdrawal of Philip Clark. The
business Will hereafter be continued by the euhaerlbers,
under the inn of Whitney O' Co
CHARLES MILLER
L. F WHITNEY,
Iti M MART&
February 22k
. _
1 THE Ho
,IL',
.lor, In
'
February 27,
Paper Hancrinas and Borders;
0 0
• 'Spnng - Patterns:' • •
•
1 00
'Pieces Patier Hangings, embracing... Vie mast
fashionable and elegant patterns; 'for Par
lors, Halls and Rooms. . Also, a great variety of Vel
ve,t and Common'Borders, all of which will be sold at
hihrinfacturer's iiriees. Single pieces and iemnants
uf\llorder taken back. • i
• ii4A Paper Hanger will be furnished, who hang
the paper at Philadelphia prices, - when required.
4 - . B. HANNAN, Agt.
rebruary 22;
COBB'S IsIKW SCHOOL BOOKS.
rrIFIE subscriber- has been appointed Agent, for the
.1 sale of the BoOks in Schuylkill county, and is
pr#pared to furnish them wholesale, at the publisher's
prices. The series embraces
ItcaderoNos; I, land 3,
iNew Sequel;New North ,dimerieart Reader. .. •••
,New Arithtnetic -will .be published :shortly. , --
Schonl-li s itettors, Teachers and others, are limited to
examine the seam
Feb. 22,
.tto Seals.
ANew and beautiful article slieeis,jdat•reeeived
and for sale' by , • B. BANNNN, Ag`t,
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
,--.. .
rrpE.Subscritiers, Wholes-ale Merchanti,;Manufac.
- 1 -
Curers and Dealers in PIIILADEI.PHIA, respect.
tulip invite those Country Merchants who are about
pui
.I Chasing theft ,
, . a
, .
Spring nd Summer Supplies,
torn
in examination ()Moir respective STocks ofGOODS.
Ve believe ;that our several as.4cirtmenti are as
r , iplete as hayit ever been offered in this city, and
ill be pleased tohave them gift us a call. •
Porters -
_and Dealers in Silk and- Fan-
I c Dry Goods.
lee Cope &--, C o,
_
b 65 Market St; above -Ith.
!& R. I'. Reniington,l 92
Ithurst j•lttinington, 80
d. Brother t t 0.,.. , 70 " • r .
ill & Gillinme, . ,
co, 109 " ' .
..
nolds, McFarland:Az , 105 Market street ,
tan, Back & Co. , - • 57
.&G. B. Cooper, ' 53 "
Iliad Hobil c co., N. E. et:attar pfMarktit and
Fifth Sts. l -
in Boyd & Kiiie, 26, North Second Street, op
.lposite the Madison Boise,
ilTarn 11. Brdivn.& co., .2.0, N. Fourth St; .
an, Mason & co., 156, Market BC °
eke!, Spangler & Raiguel, 128 North Third st.
labove Marti. '• -
- E
anth,.ll6welT&. Barr, 33 North Second st,
arelay Lippinimt, 1661 Market st. one dtior be
low Fifth, South sie.e.
udivie ' Knendliir & Co. 112 N. Third, S W tor.
lof Race Stl
fats & 11ollinletworth, IS North Second it. and
2 Church Alley: - ' .
an' es J. Boswell & ea., 50 Market street,.
rederick, Dewild & co. 62 Nbrth Third s6eet, J.•
i.
tnporters and Dealers in Hrisieri, Gloves,
TrimMings and Fancy Gtiods.
I.s. Burnett. 3 S Firth st. east side beloW Market,
J. P. Steiner;4S N Second s., 4 door:I . -below Arch,
- ‘ i .
L'l ths, Classimeres, irestings,', Tailors'
1
,!!...
~. .
.Trimmings, &c. i ' '
De oursey, Litiburcade & co, 77 Market - .Ft.
WI liam II !I've, 117 " ; "
I,ecidley Spr '& co ••, l i 84 •
Ed and S- IT & co. .28 Marketlstreet,'
above Tht ti;,-
Yardley; Sowers & cra) _..
above Third, •'
3 , a1i0 S. Fit ch.ltt & co.
below Seclind,
Atka It. Reevi , i & co_
It - ni, T. Trowel] & co. '
.1.);?;con &J'eeerson, . .
Martin Iluelniir& Bro., ,
below FT, ,
Michael V. Ila - er, - ' 215 "` .
IMasTin & Pepper. : 4 N Third'st,
Fault & Will 'lrietter, , 70-N "
• •
Saddlerv, - llardware and Carriage
. .
• , 'crimnitngs. ;:',. .
John M Ford, . 32 North Third st. ;. .
11. kC. Frickt,, 14 . 1 ." . ' i ,
Goff & Peterson, 12 North Fourth sty'. •
Win. Ford, 7 : "
5; - •
•
Saddlery, Saddlery ; Hardware,; 'Harness,
1 . 1 Trunks, &c. ' :: . i.
;an] P
.51 j•er, 38, also 252 51arket rici . .
tlisliers,; Book Sellers and Stationers.
'e & Ent 07; ' 0 North Fourth:7t,
n &,Thortipson, . SO "
..
, •
lHides, Oil 4: Leather Dealers.
ianaa Musstir & co. 263 Market st, i .-: . '
d. CranfOrd,, 201 Nortla Third et,
. tS, Shpes, ' Bonnets, Caps,.. Leoltorn .
1, and Palm !rats.
E. &2. GI WhVan, ' , 158 Market street,
ck, Jenkini & co; - ' , 150 -, - ..i -
'China L
ii , ..,
arthenware and Glass. .
- ander Relit. 1'.205 Market street.
r Wrightl& Sin's, „. -
259 do .
7ht & Wharton, .29North Third Street .
LAW,
Mil
Ed,
I'u
Grua,
Ho-,
Ale iPet(
Wri
Ben
Wit
Ma!
, dfct Dorguy & Son 125 do.i • C '.
lam P. Itat:ke? 62 Mirth Second st.:;aboite Arch..
nufactufers and Dealers in Drugs,
MediChic's, Paints, Oils;'-.&c
Tilopia. P. James, 212 Market sheet
Thornogon, Pahl:oast &Co 40 -, ; below 2tl.-
Ca hiii Cre.,,sori ; • , 6 North Third stfeet. . '
Manufactthers of Sieves, Riddle, Screens,
Mid IVirewbrk in general.- ' -
itisep,ll A. Needles & Co:, 54 North Froni street. - •
Colas, Brushes, Buttons, Spool gotton,
Triminings, Fancy Goods; &o. ..
Olivlir Marti; 2l North Fourth street, t -
S. M. Day, 10 North Fotirth Streeti i • •
Manufacturers andllmporters of. Military
doods, Fringes, j ,Cords,,TassCls, Car- •
4 , riage Lace, &c.
Wil iernll.lforstman & Sons, 51 Nortli;Third street.
M niifactdrerg of Umbrellas,', Parasols
.arld — Sun Shades. ~
Sic per, Brothers , - 12 Market street
Wright & ltrriihers , i- 125 edo • . .
NViy lam A. Brown 68 I 66 do'.
Manufapiurers of Hats, Cam Wool .
• -
Hats, 4.e-,
lie derenn GEerick 144 Market greet.
S. do 0. C. Niehola r 114- '4O
NlUnufaettirers of Patent Floor!, 'and Fur
.
niture Oil Cloths, and Elastic Car
!, . i riage Curtains. ).
Potter & Carinichael .568 North Third Street,
bait 3Licauley. Jr., 6 North Fifth street.
I • •
AI ufacturers of Ladies ' and (4entlemens'
A. . lbe c ke i ?& ap Co * Trave n i o li c lig hestl r it u s n tr k e:i •
Ce rge B. filins, 8 and 26 North Fourth street. '
It porters! of Toys. Fancy and Staple
i ii
i. Goods, Brukhes and Perfumery.
A. . Ott Moitrose I 16 S. Fourth, below Market,
Louis C Bauersachs 170 Market street
MiuiuCaet&rer of Combs, Brushes, Soaps
1 and Perfumery. *'
Tlimas Burch, Jr, (late of Pittsburg) 193 Market st.
W lliam V. Anderson & l '0.,2l N. Watel . St. - I
g
in in T r ucks', 17 N. Fifths'. cor. of commerce I g
Wmerman & Osbourn, N. W. Corner of Sec-; i• el
R. n a d t
t and ers ° A n t ell , streets, ]
s e tr s e: t..
Lemons, it.:.
.D alers iri Cancli l eZO la ran rkei g '
Jo in J. Richardson, 42 Market Sr.. beloW Second
, mporter!s of all kinds of Shipping Furs;
i
William Gei#se 4- sons, CO S. Front, beidw Chesnut at
A'iieul tu fat and horticultural Implements,
Garden, Grass, and Flower Seeds. .
:
O. Fruity, 1011 Market et. below 6th south side. '
ILooking Glssses, Plated and Fancy
Hard Ware, Combs, Brushes, 4 - c.
WilliamA Walter Cresson. 14 North Fourth Street.
Importer and Dealer in Bolting Cloths.
Jdeob Fry, 58 North Third street, [successor to Bitters.)
IVlanufactineri and Dealers in Straw Goods
i Hair Edgings, 4'c:
MTh.= M. and James E Maud, 30 North Second's*.
Mannfaenrrers of Caps and Stocks, and
Dealersin Boots, Shoes, and Bonnets..
J4mes T. Lit'p. &Cos 1.24 North Third Street. ,
Manufacturer.s of Patent Leather, Glazed
Muslins i Carriage Oil Cloths and Caps.
J.:tui T Rollaway, ?North Fifth St. i
Brass Eight . Day, 30 Hour and - General
`CloekEstablishments.
James 8 Smith, 82 N Third street, near Cherry.
James Battler, 23S Market street(soutli side, above
A, E. Lovell, corner of Third and Wood sts. and cot. %
ter of Fourth and Market sti. , I. _
.Print Ware-house, Dealers in
. : Prints_ only. .. t
rrell ,S; Co. 201 Market street, 2d doar above F . i . ,fth.
,Philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1845. i , ,0
- - • Hind's Farriery.
HE newt Boot on Pauli:Tx ever
_published, Just re
calved arid for !ate by B. HANNAN, Ag't.
o. be Let,
now occupied by Mr. E.v. Tay-
Pic-agent Hour; binhantartio street.
'ly in BaOn Row to -
.1. G. SIIIPPEN.
B. I.IANNA,N . , Azdr:
11l '•
IMI
1771 "
Ihl.
1',7
105 “ ;
Izi: s 34;i t W41.11:,:ii ft aczi
OF -11 EAL ESTATE.
110 Y virtue of several writs of Velefitiesi iErpolies
'I/ and Lerarie, Ftweet,' issued 'out .of the Court ior
Cominon Pleas(of , Schuylkilr County, and to me tli
rected, will be eiposed to sale, by yublic Vendue.; Or
Outcry:
Qn Mondcry; the 3d,day Mirth, - 1949, at 9
o'clock, A. XL, at the horse of MiChael Cruet% in the
Borough of Orwigsburg t '-
One full equal, undivided moiety or half part of, and'
in all that certain met of Land, situate in Schuylkill
township, Schuylkill epunty, beginning at a post cor
ner, thence By Land of Lewis & Co.. north 90, west
351 perches to a pine tree, north 50 degrees, east 119
ierches toa post, thence by land of Solomon Repp,
outh 40 degrees, cast 851 perches to a post, a Spruce
tree, thence by land of Conrad Keim, south 50 degrees,
-7,'est 119 perches to. the place of beginning, containing
il) acres, and the usual allowance &c. subject as res
cti the second described tract, to the claims of the
Representatives of Samuel Potts, deceased, if any
tajy have, being the same premises which Benjamin
Davis and Wife ' by deed dated the 13th of January;
1141, tnnveyed to Robert McCartee, in fee &c., with
th 3 appurtenances, consisting of i I one and a half sta
r/ 131 harm' Dwelling houses, a log stable and coal ,
ir.httte.
' Also, alltllat 'certain undivided moiety or parlor a
messnage, tenement and tract of Land, situate in the
township of Norwegian & co:, of &ht., beginning at a
white oak, and thence by vacant land and land of Phil
ip Faust, south 21 degrees. east 136 perches to a post,
thence by Land of alian] Shaffer, south 75 degrees,
west 8 perches. to a post, and south 53 degrees, west
63perches to a poet, thence by Land of Conrad Rehri
and Levis Reese & Co., north 90 degrees west Miner
ches to a pine:thence by land of Jacob Repp, north 69
degrees, east 188 perches to a white oak, standing nn a
line of lichards ft Co's. hand, the place of'beginning,
COM .2,Ang 139 acresand , 4 perches of Land, with the
app,,:enancei, consisting of a olio and a half story
log dwelling houSe, with a one story Kitchenther etn
attached, and a log Barn. As the property of Rout=
MCCARTER. • -
~qt the, skate, time and place, all
that certain Lot or piece, of Ground, situate on' the
,northeasterly side of Market street, in the Borough of
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, containing in front of
said Market street, 20 feet, and extending in depth 190
feet to a 20 feet ivitre, 4 ,alley, being the one third part
of Lot marked in I'ott & Patterson's Additional plan
of said borough. No. 20, - and adjoining lot marked in
said additional plan, No. 31, ttlth the appurtenances,
consisting of a two'story brick &Veiling
17.1 house, with a basment stc,ry in front, a one
and a half story brick kitchcn,'and a one
story frante building thereto attached, and
a frame stable: As. the property of GEORGE H.
BRAN.DNER..
al the same time and place, all
that' certain Lot or piece of Ground, situate on the
northwesterly side of Market street, in Pottsville. comi
ty aforesaid, marked in Pott & Patterson's Additional
- plan No. 67, containing in front 60 feet, and in depth 190
feet, bounded northwesterly by a 'al fee', alley, north
easterly by another A 0 feet alley, southeasterly by said
-Market street, and southwesterly by said Lot No, 80,
together *with the hereditaments And appurtenances,
consisting of a two story Frame Holm, As,the proper
ty of JOIN FIDLER,
sat t he same time and /dace, all
the right, title and interest of William Steller, of, In
and to a certain Lot of 'ground, siTuate in D. J. Roads'
Addition to Port Carbon,'Norwegian township, Schuyl
kill County, bounded in front on the Schuylkill Valley
Railroad, on the east by property:of-Abraham Putt,
on the west by property of Joseph 11. Newbold, and in
2he rear by a politic road, containing 60 feet front, and
t 00feet in depth. with the appurtenances, consisting of
a one a Half story frame dwelling house, with a base
ment story in tli rear, and a frame Stamil.• • t •
,ALSO, All that-certain undivided,half of a certain
'tract of Coal Land, situate an the wat , .o of the 3lahao
ny Creek. in Rush township, Selma skill county, Mutt
ded by Land: of William Clark, Christopher Leoser,Esgs 111
and others, containing 70 acres, more or less, and held
in common, with c: Leoser's ,V Co wills the appur
tenances. As the property of WILLIAM ST.ETLER.'
li! the. same time and place, By;
Virtue Ofa Writ of Tcstatum Venciitioni• Tsponas issu
ed out. , of the District Court, for the City and dowdy
of Philadelphia, the undivided half of all that certain
Wiese and Lot of ground, situate on the west side of
Tulpeboccon street, in the borough of Pinegrovd,
Schuylkill county, bounded and described as follows, to
at. it von the east by Tulpeboccon street, on the south
by lot of Motile Heilfier, on the west by Land of Wm.
Lehman, and Jacob Gratz, on the north by Lot of Isaac
Morris. containing in front on Tulpeboccon street, 40
feet. and in depth TS; feet; being the Lot opposite the
wly laid out street, called Spruce.street, and being
part of atract of Land; which, by sundry conveyances
' , became vested in John Sneveily, who by deed dated
the Vat day of August, A. D., ISA and duly recorded
in. the Recorder's (ACC. at Orwigsburg, in deed Rook,
No. IS, page 30, granted and conveyed the same, to
Calvin Blythe, with the appurtenances. .
ALSO, the undivided fourth part of all_ that messoage
and tract of Land, situate in Lower Mahantangn town
ship, Schaylkill county, bounded as follows, besionine,
at a of stones. standing on a corner of Land 'or
John Dietrich. and Rebecca Smith, smith I degree,
west 101 pert:hes to a pile of Stones, standing in a line
of Laud lately conveyed by Peter Klinger, Jr., thenCe
along said Klinger's line, north tqq, degrees, west
I
rna
ro=
CD""
c. 40
"1
I • =
•••;.
•
252 3-10 perchesl6 a Pik: of stones, standing by the side
of ,the Sunbury and Reading Rail road, said ,road
mirth thirty degrees, west thirty perches
,said
a blaek
oak, thence along said Road, 47 degrees, west 17 8-10
perches to a pile of stones,. thence along,said road 63
degrees, west 39 perches to a pine, thence along said
Road, north 72 degrees, west Sc, perches to a pile of
stones, standing on a line of Land, cleared by Jacob
d
Kimmel & 't bbs, thence along said lute south 89 de
grees, cast IS perches to a pile of states, 'thence
north.] rte east 41 perchei to a pile of stones, in a
line of John Dietrich's Land, thence along said line,
south e 9 degrees, east 35 perches 5-10 to the place :of
beginning, containing 44 acres and 113.1 perches, strict
measure, being the same tract of Land, which by
sundry conicyances become vested in ,George Hamer,
Wits by his deed dated the 3d of September, A. D.,
1310, and duly recorded' at Orwirsburri in deed book,
No. 19, pare 320, granted'and conveyed the same, un
to Calvin - Blythe with the appurtenancss consisting of
As the property or CALVIN BLYTHE
; Sezethand taken into Execution and to be sold by
SEItE3IIAII REED, Sheriff.
SheritT'a -Mire Orwigs
burg, Feb. Sth, f
School Books,'
Miseellarieons Books,
Blank BOOksi— -
Paper ruled,
Da plaid,
Wrapping, Paper,
Blasting do
The subscriber bas just 'received a large supply
of theabovenamed articles, embracing a large and
general variety, all Of which.he will sell wholesale
at Philadelphia prices=and by retail, a nurnherj.of
the articles will be sold much lower than in the
city. - • B. BANNAN, Agent,.
February 8,
VALUABLE WATER POWER
['OR SALE.
THE subscribers will expose to Sale, by Public
Vendee, on Satuiday r the 29th day of March
next, at'2 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Public
House of Jacob Beck, in West Branch Valley,
county of Schuylkill, that VaLuilics WATER'
Powco, and 37 Acres of good Farming Land, on
the West Branch Valley, lately known as "Peter:
Forge." It is situated 3 miles from Pottsville,,li
miles from Schuylkill Haven, 3- of a mile from
the West Branch Railroad, and 3 a mile from the
Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal. This is
one of the most advantageous locations for a Fac
tory of any kind, Forge or Mill, in the State.—
The water power is, amply sufficient 'and never
failing, and the facilities for transportation are un
equallel. Attendance will be given, and the con
ditions of sale made known at the time and, place
of sale, by" ABSALOM REIFSNYDER,
BENJ. M. LEWIS.
Feb 45, 1845,
Steel Pens
DERRY'S Three Pointed Pen, per dozen, 37
I Marlkam's Pens. ' per gross, . 50
Climax, or hump4melied, do . 100
GlHot's Magnum Bonnm, per dozen, 37
Wright's Pens, various kinds, • .
. Common Steel Pens for Schools, gross - .25
Mitchell's Pens, different kinds, -
Tinzan SeThomoSon's three pointed pens. '
Just received, and for sale by
, .
B. BANISIAN, Agent.
Eeb. 22' .
Ehrenfried's Colloquial PhraseS.
AND Dialogues in German and English, on ei•ery
topic necessary to maintain a conversation, with
directions for pronunciation, just published and for sale
by the subscriber. Also,
German and English Dictionaries, . •
German and English Grammars '
German Testaments and Wyme Books, .
= Lutheran and Reformed Catechisms '
, .
. Do do do English,
Bibles and Psalters, .
German Union Hymn Books, &c. &c.
- All of syhlch-ivill• be sold 'at Philadelphia prices,
wholesale and retail.
B. HANNAN, Agent.
Feb. VA,
NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that %, The Pottsville
Fire Engine Company."-have applied for a
Charter. of Incorporation, to the Coast of Cam;
moo Pleas, of- Schuylkill county, as stated in the
application for a Charter filed in the office of the
Prothonotary of the said Bounty, and if no suf
ficient 'reason be shown to- the contrary, a charter
will be granted by the said Court. 4 :
By order of the Court, -
CHARLES FRAILEY,Pratby.
Feb,-15,
. Pen Knives,. Mini*
subscriber has Just received& beautiful 'assort
.l mentor Rodger's Celebrated Pen Knives, embra
cing a new variety. which he.vvill sell cheaper than
ever.. The four bladed Congress Knife as low as Sf 38
Also, Erazors and Ratooni, put up two in a bay.. For
sale by B. HANNAN, Agent.
Feb: 22 :
THE MINERS' -140-mAi.
STATEMENT OF - rim
RECEIPTS IcEXPENTIITURE:VOIo THE
FOll THE PEJR
Henry Shoemaker, Treasurer, in . account tooth,
the County of &htrylkill, from! ihefirst day
JJanuary, A. D. 1844, to the fourth day of
nuary, A. D. 1845, both days inclusive.,
To each received of Jacob IlUntzinger,
Jr. late Treasurer, for balance dde the ; _
County, . - ,WS 55
Do for taxes On Unseated Lands, 5.186:85
Do for redeeming bond sold' to individu
els, 2,537 79
Do for redeeming bond sold to Commis.
stoners,
Do for Taxes on land, sold in June 1844,
Do• fur rent from Henry Saylor, for a
house in Pottsville, leased to him by
01 . Commissioners.
Dwfram Wm:B. Poßs.Esq. on ft fa Coln
missioners, against Townd /a Clouser, •:
Do from A. A. anderstat Loomis, for the--'
use of Court House..
'Do from Joseph Uuntzinges,for Purden's , •
Digest, sold to him,
Do from Michael Seltzer, for .rent for . -
room in the Court House, leased la
chuylkill - Lodge.
DO from Jostice Reed and Guss,
col
lected for swearing,
Do from Wm. Kiehuer, Jr. balance of
purchase money on land, sold to him,
by Commissioners,
- Do from C. Berger, Esq.. for judgement
agonst Jno. Mark, in full;
Do froin Wm. Broth fur old Brick, sold •
him, by Commissior era. • -
Do from Joseph Morgan, one Year's rent, ,
ending April let 1611. for a house in
Pottsville, leased So him by Commis- .
sinners,
Do from S. R. 3ledlar,for brick and boards
sold to him,
Dq from Charles ; Franey - , Esq. for ver.
dicta,
Do from Jeremiah Beed,Esq.;for fines and
verdicts. . . .
Do from David Lindenmuth, balance of
A note„
Do from John G. Woollion, for money
- overpaid on the sale of Daniel Chris
tian's property,
Do front John Bong subscription money
for West Penn Bridge at Bolig's mill,
Do from George Moser, for goods sold at
Landinccilte Bridge, .
Dr - from Jacob Iluntzineerjulate Treas
urer, for Mime); paid to redeem Un.
seated Lands,
To Cash received from the different Col.
lectors, as follows s' I •
West Penn.
Samuel Zimmerman, for , 1813 on account,
George Leehy, " 1842 in full,
Jacob Mantz, 1814 on account,
Pottsville.
J. 1842 in full
' 1843 on account,
1844 on account
•
Wayne..
1841 in full,; '
. , 18421 R full,
1813 in
T 844 on account,.
' , •
Frederick Bensinger, ' 1811 on account
John Martz, per -J. Long, 1812 on account,
Leonard Moyer,lB43 on account,
William I
,darkre, 1944 on account
Barry.
Daniel IL Leib,
Denraelleisler, Esq
Elias Derr,
Valentine Browne.,
Peter. Kutz,
Joha Nachimer,
John - W. Heffner,
Elijah Yarnell, 1833 nn account
Wm. 1301 M. 1842 on account,
John Unbler, 1813 on account,
Ilanjamin Snyder, 1911 on account,,
Went Brunswig. •
• •
3843 on account
1914 on'accoUnt
IMEMEDI
Peter Albright,
henry Berger, 1812 on account 135 00
Wm. Koch, I 1813 in full 682 56
Wm. Frock, I 1844 on account 406 00
Lowe 7 Mahantango.
Frederick Swolrri, ' 1912 in full • 101 03
1840' on account, 493'00
Daniel Wiest, 1811 .on account, 673 00
. Marsheim . .
1 . .-.
John Se h,_,l , 1812 on account 'l9O 00
Frederick Fried, I . 1813.un account 382 60
Andrew Vollower, 1 . 1914 on account ' 490 00
Peter Stein,
Christopher Shrope,
Conrail Reichert,
John Stein,
1811 in full
181/ on account
1813 on account
1844 on account
Norwegian.
Edriaid Colehan, — lBl3 in full
Charles Gillingham, 'lBll'on account
Tamaqua •
183 D in full
1841 hi full
18487 in full
1813 on account
1814 on account
David !Lintz,
John N. Spiece,
Wm. EL Lebo,
Anthony Lee.
James Taggart,
Samuel Boon, I
.
1813 on account
James Hitler. ,
Jacob Creasey,' , 1811 on account
i I
J Porter.
- ,
John Hand, .: 19121 n ruff ed 52
Jacob .sfiller, 1813 on account 13 15
Upper - Allahantango . '
,
Andrew Erdman, Dill in full 4345
Jacob Dressler, 1812 on account 102100
John "Wits% ' 111343 in full, - 562:14
Daniel Maurer' . 1914 on account . 277 00 .
Millersville.
Peter Btraupe_ j 1841 on account, • 522 00
1 Schuylkill Haven. . ,
•
Fancy §tationeay,
Common Stationery,
Paper Hangings,
Borders, &c.,
Black, blue & red Ink.
VFerfuntery, &c.,
Roland Cline,
Henri Bressler, •1813 on account, T,134 96
William Hoch, 1811 on account • 403 00
. • 1 ' Rush. . ..
. •
i •
John Brouse, . 1941 OR . account 39 00
Jacob Faust, per 3 Long, 1812 onuecount ' 917
Jacob Nelficrt. .1843 on account • '. 199 90
Solomon Ll' ner, 'lBll on account 50 q 2
James 11. "LE Esq
Georgq,Ba
By Cub paid 8.. It. Medlar, late Com
missioner,'
Do George Moser, present Commissioner,
Do Henry Zimmeilwan, t do
Do Frederick Beck, ' do
•Do Assessors of the different townitips,
and boroughs, per season,
Do Jurors and Constables. allowance at
Court,
Do Interest on Bonds due by the Co.
Do Principle on Bonds due by the coun-
Do Prosecuting Attorney, Justices. Corr
stables and witnesses in• Common
wealth cases,
Do Elijah Hammer, Treasurerofßchuyl
kill County Alms /arise,
Do holding township, general and. elec
toral election, for
Do on account of General election-1613:
patting up list., &e.
Do Constables mskjpg returns and pit
tying appeals,
Do Coroners, Justictin and whnenes, Ibis
holding inquests,
Do Jurors for viewing Roads and. Bridger,
Do Jurors for viewing and distditig Upper
Matiantango,
Do Road Tax, paid ;different townships,
on Unseated Lands . ,
Do to different persons redemption money
paid in treasury,
Do Printing and stationary, per county
purposes
Do Michael Seltzer, per boarding' and
lodging Jurors, in case Chmmonwealth
vs. Edward Jordon, Daniel Edwards;
'for murder,
DO witness fees. in contested- elestion
case, against Jeremiah ReediSherifr.
Do Frederick !lesser, for attendinee as
Courberver. , -
Do Jacob traercher sa kt ry .for Commis
shiner's fall, -
Do Charles Franey, Prothonotary
and Clerk fees.
Do Isaac Burk, Esq. Court costs ofMont
anurery county, per twottials, Cresson
VII. Miller,
Do Boarding prisoner' and Jailor's fees to
John G. Woellsort and Jeremiah 'Reed,
Esqrs., in fult, - • •
I Do Coal and %rood 'Arial, Court borne,'
Commissioner's office ' -
Bator Merchandise and'oesterlais forms-
of County,Do premium and Jtuitkie fees, for foe
scalps, • " "
Do Jacob lloirmatifor intone" attending
Court House, 1 >• • • •'' •"'
Er
Do Jacob Allebach for attending Court
. house clock,
Do remits at Jaitandrinniorlikeil, --, .
Do.Audltlog account of 1813, -
Do !towing done for p _ _
rapilekat riseatenkLandinaville hridge„ ,
Do 'Jacob Iluntringet,'jr: l'reutnrieti
• conon - „ 411 7
Do Wne:Henner r fOr work - . donext West:. • '
• XI
'l* O)
Des son sohoit, Aiinosiousta'r tifdanwo '
Roush, dec:d per fease-2: 2::( . ':'4. 1 $
Do ChrisibiwZdleir for book binding, 211
Do money relhnded to'different penOW .!•::.- , ••.1. 34 31
Do Jacob Halbert, grouadiresst up So MS- . 4 T• 1
Do Wm; 3L Ditheli for copying twin. for,
-Judgement docket lathe Prottory't -"
Do Froderrielt.peek, for I . oritj for.pristop!.
.4TS and mrodlnik: • •_, , .
cooori or - scauritivc,
Ectit' Brrvzsun's-.
Pinegrove
Union.
1812 on account
1.443 on account 110 IXI
Branch.
Orwigskurg
1844 on account 476 OD
Pinegrove
1814 on account 40 00'
COM
Do Dafdel &tittle, for One dozen chairs
• for Jury Room.-• • . - 11 00
Do Jacbb Boamanfot three '
ding carat bonze; , -
Do Wm. B. Potts, Esq. onaccount (Ital
ia/ as comm. attorney, _ - •
°Jeremiah Revd, En: , for lioprilez-and
Locrehi • ' 4 1 03
Do tlolm Delay* fer • Collecting tax In •
Schuylkill - and h, ' " 93 01
Do torataissioneet ezperunni - for UOWIAT
appeal in the differentrawnahipa, for
Do C. Berger, Esq. tor iicknonledging,
• 175 Treaanrer deeds to canna, - • -
Do Henry Shoemaker Treasurer fees.ne
. 175 tracts Unseated . Land. irtddto Oom- - .
missionere, in Jane:lB44. 459 37
Do Wro.. Brat. Inick for-Jail pavement..: , 50
Do Joseph Horgan. for repairs and tax on
house in Pottsville,
Do Henry Saylor for repairs and tax on
house in Pottsville, ;
Do Eastern Penitentiary ? for keeping con.
viers Ad• 4843, - •
Do Jac6b Hoffman.'for! delivering Dapli
sate to Stephen Vinge,
Do repairs at•Swatam Bridgo,, •
Do' H. Vonte pursuing, N. Seibert, a •
Bigitivo from lustice,l ; ' 825
Do. A. D. Balm. •towarde repairs of
Friendship Fire Engine, , - ; 20 00
Do John Clause, (or work at Jail and no
drying Jtimrs. I - 5 7 5
Do Postage for Commissioner s office, 3 42
Do Win. Bickel, on account of Pine Creek
Bridge, 5:19
Do , Doct. Geolllalbcrst
' tem examinations
Do conveying convicts
Do Henry Shoemaker,i
ceiving and paying it
- Net of Assembly of '
Do'Bolance in hands
kar t .
14$ 77
3,353 56
26 24
16$ 15
,2500
10 4L
DM
. . $36,435 CO
- --- I
dlmount (hie bil the Collectdrs oldie - di:fee
En! Townsiiii.4 and Boroughs, es fot
follotes: • 1 1 '
2 00
130 00
14 80
2S 50
Elijah Yarnell, for
Wm. Bong,'
Julio Hubler, '
Benjamin Snyder,
52 00
FIE
'm se
Joel round,
Henry
Wm. Hock,
40 00
/G. 20
Low
607 97
Philip Osman,
Jacob Stein,
Dathel Wiest,
397 32
595 43
234 00
John Brouse,
Jacbb Foust,
Jack))) Neiirert,
Solbmon Lindner,
' 45 59
1,075 00
1,800 00
87 98
394 33
833 08
454 Der
Fretierickpenzinge
John Martz,
Leonard Moyer,
Mr.. Markle,
64 22
65 IV
587,00
950 00.
ise9triletierling,.
Jacob'Atiller,
Jacob Ilountz,
218 11
123 80
4,2200
96 50
Jain Self, •
Frederick Fried;
Andrew Willow,
926 I'D
385 Oa
Christopher Shrop
Conrad Reichert,
JOhn' Stein tot Ile
hicob Dressler,
Daniel Motirer,
47 92
92 00
445 00
930 00
Henry Boyer,
Wmi Bock,
1853 16
1400 00
Samuel Boone,
James Biller,
Jacob Creasey,
20 56
91 50
88 61
725 37
40 00
George Heisler:.
F.l.!perr,
O 3 00
257 27
10&00
John W. Herrn r,
WrIL Wa nett' _
rcter Alb t,i
; .
Anthony Lee,
]antes Taggart,
Petty Stroup,
Eder Atioup,
Bohe'd Kline,
BBHip Boyer,
Samuel Zirnmeim:l
Jacob Maatz
025,435 60
Janies FS. Graeff
6eorge•.Barr,
0184 96
139 75
174 23
311 25
Carle.
Disnier Christian
Dartiet Christian,
;3873
2,232 72
2,480-03
Tbtal balance, due
8,621 00
Toll Bonds against Abrabnm and JOblll -
Pott held by the !county; for the hal-.
once of Ross Bull's Duplicate of Nor.
wegian toivnshitit, for 1837,
Note against Jacob Seitzingen.
• once of his
,Duplicatg, Ans Pottsville,
for 1839, .
Judgement asst:men. Dillon in Bedford.
County,
Judgement against tliarfeS Donnaker, ltr
Bedford County,
Judgement against Jas. Ottinger, late.
Treasurer of Schuylkill County
Note against H. N. Dillon, of •Bedfork
• County, .. ' • 1,000 00
Amount due by Benjamin Pott.late Com
missioner',
903 60
6,500 00
IMO 4
400
100 18
SO 31
178 00
12 00
2,603 SI
2,221 22
Bonds due by the 'County of Schuylkill;
for money loaned, as pet report of AW
ditors, . .
144 50
15 7P
•
To the Honorable the Judges of the
• Court of Common,- Pleas of Schuylkill
COunty.:
•
TE subscntiere, Auditors ofthe County of Schuyl
kill, respectfully do report that we audited, set
tled and adjusted the accounts of the Commissioners
and the Treasurer of Schuylkill County, and submit
the above statement as the result of their investigation;
from whiels it Omens there is due the county of Schuyl- •
kill, by Henry Shoemaker, &0., Treasnrer;the rum of
TWo Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Eight Dol
lars and Ole cents-,
. In thembove account an order appears from the 'COM.
eel:sinners dated Bth Junnary 1844, for 8314 43.100 to
Jacob Huntehiger, Jr. as Treasurer's fees; That ac
count the Auditors had refused tit 'allow, with the ex
ception of 8184 MX and make an over drafton Ibe Trea
sury by the Comnitssionera of =4 43-100. • '•.•
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands,
this tenth day of January.
,Eighteen Hundred and For
ty Flee- . •
lotrx cuotTox,
Wm. B LEBa.
' MICHAEL FRITZ. .
Feb. is, " . , t• , „ ; . 7
4500
450 00
306 74
430 75
1,276 60
In 49
01 'lO
212 13
, 3750
10 00
92 83
21 00
583
t4l 19
. Ihnersoda School. Itooki:;
'rtitOr ani sniOt Pine aitohnette, •'
%leaden; '••
Do NI 2
..ri c v•z" '4.
MI of which. will, be', told , wholesale and retail at
Phlladelobas.prleee.. Walesa oar tootto—.NOT TO
BE INDIREOLD." : 8. ! s iI:NAN, At .
t.
Nov. 30
- 4 so
wr
I z
‘;
I '
12. 50
ISO 00
00
DES
46 34
66 9.4
EZEI
itadt, for post mot-
II lo 00
s to penitentiary; , 5D 19
for re . .
nosey, According tee
20th April, 1914, -- 447 49
a Hen? Bhoema
?,'7s9 .31
.1.
Barry. • •
r , 1838 a., alBl
1912 - 473 00
/SO 5:06 97
1814 608 63
1416 41
Branch.
1839 1,256 92
18431610 20
-
1844 • • 11651 59
---
; 3,778 72
Mahantango.
-
42052
' 523 59
G 25 91
1830
1143
1814
1,570 02
RUS4.
101 • 71 07
1812' 261 71'
1813' fS ' 245 81
1844•, 375.70
954 33
Schuylkill.
1611 . 431 2S
/8;2 • .620,20
• •
1.413 . ; 297 37
,1614 1,427 00
1,975 B 5
- Pori r er.
1841
1843
48;14
58 86
s 141 45
1,37 95
EIBM
• 1892• 41 70
4E113 1,202 59
1844 - 1,718 75
3,212 98
l'inegrove.
332 61
3794,
1%196 53
' 1812
1843
ryl 1814'
1,908.61
er Nlatiantango.
1642 , 112 44
. 1844 917 22
f' 1,149 66
Brrinswig.
•
1842 38 60
1844 • 650 51
trni ? n. -
142
. 337 6
1813 294 49
1814 50S 31
1,139 88
Pottaiillle.
1913' 12,88 . 58 .
1844 . 2 ,3 6 9 12
3.6.'7 80
1 84,4
Kist Brunszvtg.
184 T.
1844
315 '57
1,079 33
43,11 90
Tameigtut. •
1813 . -69 60
1814 •302 92
:
1843 251 4 2 _
1019 917 74
1.172 16
uy/ki4 -
i 843 571 40
1614 • ,1,030 09
1,1,601 49
. i
52.5 00
ftlY 63
West Penn
n 1 1881838
1345 63
Orwigsburg
Pirie,vvve
1841
Noriurgian
1844
Pottsville
1834
1838
$31,181 01
,by Colleitors. •
/39,197 69
$27,228 00
• SHERIF'F'S SALES '
OF 11 , 1 EAL ESTA,TE
ny •virtne of sec nal writs of reAdificrai Ereesta
1.) and Ler a r`itrFaciantssued oat of the Court oteorn
=on Pleas of Schuylkill county and to not directed,
will 'Chi Oiposed to Bale, by Puhlte Vendue or Oatcry,
On .:Ireilnerifay, Me 20M of Fcbruary.lB4 5, al,
10 oilock. in the forenoon, at the house of Alinhaci
Graeff, in the borough of Orevigshurg . 2 •
All that certain lot or piece pf Ground. situate in
Joseph - Al.• Saylor's Additioti to the tionewili of
Schuylkill 'raven; in the county of Schuylkill, mark
ed and numbered Inland Addition, with No. 8, boun
ded and Lunnad as follows, to winz-Beginning on .
the eastwardlj side . or Fmnt Street, at the corner or
fourth Part of said lot No. 8, owned by Joseph ftich
thence extending' along front streir, "a feet to
the corner of Let, No. 9. owned- by John liaison,
thence along the westwardly tide of said lot 2.14 feet.
more or l&s; to a tAt feet widetalley; thence in tf par
allel line, with front street, in a westwardly three.
non, 33 fe -Ito the corner offiurth part of int No.
8, as abet q faid, owned by J eph Rickert, thence
along the eastwardly side of said 10t,i4..30 feet more
or less. v . the corner en Front street!- the place .of
beginnin cotoaiuthg in frost 33 feet. and in depth
430 feet. wore or less, it being a pail of the same
larger tract, or piece of Grourid, which, Merles
Shippen and 1. Swift and their Wives, by their;cleeds,
- ranted' and conveyed to Joseph Al. Say
sms4 lor, with the appurtenances, eonsiSting
i
'gee ot a two story frame dwelling, house,
it with a.one story frame iiitehen'thereto
attashed, nnd a frame 4,:tabie., As the
properly - of DANIPL KLINE.
•
the same. time and place, all" that
certain 'tract of Land, situate in' Manheim township,'
Schuylkill county.adjoining land of Drumhel
ler, Widow Delbert and. others. containing 6 - acres.
perches, strict measure. t.ith the appurtenances,
consisting of a two story frnme dwelling house, and
a fmme'stablo. As the proPerty ofJoint Bactimer,
ht. ' • •
Al the same time and place, all those
two e crtaio : Lots of ground, Monne in Joh» ChriS-.
ban's Addition to the Borough of Schuylkill listen,
Schuylkill Ciaunty and knownin that part of the town,
as Chri•tian's Brick Yard, beginning on the south
side of Liberty street. at the eastern corner of Let
No, 19, thence•alofig Liberty. street. North 41 de
green, cast 120 feet to the corner of Lot No. 20 •
thence north 49 degrees, eat: 236 feet to the line of
William'Warner's lot, thence south 33 degrees,
west 121 feet to the 'corner. of Lot No. 19, Ilicnee
along said Lot North 49 degrees, wen; to the corner
of Lib, rty street, the place of beginning, containing
60 feet front, each let on Liberty street, whit the
appurtenances. consisting of a one and a half story
frame ditellini, house.
ALso,all those three certain Lots of dronnd, situ
ate in the lloroegli of Schuylkill, Haven, Schuylkiq
Comity, Marked and numbered in John Christian's
Addition to Schuylkill Ilaven. with Nos. 18. 19 and
beginning on the south side of Liberty street; at
corner on the west sidd'of Lot No. or known as
the brick Yard last, thence south 49, eist 252 feet
to the line of William IVarner•s land. thence south
33 degrees, west 262 feet 6 inches. to-the corner of
Jones Biddle's Lrit,thrnce north 49 degrees, west 80
•feetio a pest or corner of Lot No. 12. thence north
41 degiCe6, cast 180 feet to Lot No.lB, thence north
_49'ilegrees, west 200 feet to the said Liberty stree •
thence along Liberty- street north 41 feet. east 84feet.
;to the place of beginning, wish the ap
-e'j,F, piirtenanees, consisting of a small one
•••• . and a half story frame house, Walled
is
la s., out With brick and a Game shed, to
-- dry brick.- As the propettif of FitF.DZP.-
ICK. •
the. same -time and place, all that
certain tract-of woodlattl,siluate in Pine-rove-town
ship. Schuylkill county bounded by lands of If.rk
ert tk:Gnitford Ludwig Yuincht,• and, others con.
Dining:2solcm, he the same mare or less. with
the apPtirtenances. As the property of pasta
_
STA t.
At the same' time and place all the
right title and interest. of Philip Dreher, of, in and
to all' those certain two Ira , is of land situate in
West BrtinsWig Township, Schuylkill Connty,con
taining 128 acres more or less, bounded by lands
of Jacob liunizinger, Sen., Richard Stephens, laT
Daniel Medlar, and others with the appertenances.
consisting of a twa Story, weatherboarded- log
dwelling house, Dais cider press, and press horse
and other out buildings, As the juoperty 01.1'111E3e'
_ . .
At the same time ana l plcree, By Virtue
bf a writ of Test. Venditirmi .E.rponas issued out
f the Ccurt orcommott Pleas of Berks County :
All that certain tract of ilui'd situate in l'inegrove
ivnfliip, Schuylkill County. adjoining hinds of
John Hummel, l'eter Sneck. Jahn .Alinnich, henry
Stitzinger and others, Containing 280 acres wore
orleis with the appurtenances: cons istin,i -of a ttvo
story log dwelling lonise,: with a one
?` l 4', story stone Kitchen thereto attached, a
;In I,c Switzer barn, a &Iry Mill, a cider press
• jrit:V. and a never lading Spring -of Water.
,_-=-_--2.- As the pronerty of Joti limiwN. .
Seized and taken InEzreution. and will be said by
JERESIIAH REED, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Oneigs-1 . 4.-
bnrg, January 25, IS-15. ' 5 -
691 31
REGISTERS' NOTICE
,
NOTICE is hereby given to all Legatees,
1111 Creditors and others interested in .the follow
ing Administration Accounts, which hate beta
filed in the . Register's Office, in, and for the coun
ty of SChaylkill, by the Administrators ahil.Guar
diens thereof, that the same have been allowed
by the Register; and will be presented tothe Or- .
phirt's Couto.° be held at Orwigsburg, in and
or Schuylkill County, on Monday the :10th day
of March nest, for confirmation: and allowance,
agreeable to law, at which time and place you
may attend if you think proper. . -
1.-The account of George Reedy Guardiin of
Magdalena, a child of Jacob Miller, late of Wayne.
township, dCceased. .•
4 2. The account of John Bretzius, adniinisln/tor
of Michael Bretziusilate of Wayne tOwnshlii, de
deceased. .
3. The_account of John Jones, !Omni strator of
Thomas Jones, late of-the porough of Pottsville;
deceased. . •
ME
EEO
4. The . account of Elizabeth Betz, Zlministra
triz of Ezekiel Betz, late of Port Clintp, deccas
ed. • • .
6. The account of Clemens Ackerman, ndmin
istrator of Raphael Ackerman, late of the Borough
of Pottsville; deceased. - . •
6. The account of Wm. Klinger, administrator
of George Klinger,. late 'Of Lower Mahantongo
township, deceased. •- • . - •
7. The account of George Lynn, adininiStrator
of Charles Simers, late of;Port Carbon, deceased.
8. The account of Robert Woodside..adminis-
Crater of Robert M. Grant, .late of Borough of
Pottsville, deceaied. •
EIEE3
EMI
2,235 06
203 83
775 72
9. The account . of Wm. Robinson and Wm.
B. Hull, administrators of Joseph liobirison, late
of Port Carbon, deceased.
10. The account of John K. Siufreid, dminis
trator of Jonas Sigfried, late of klanheina prin.
ship, deceased. .
11. The account of Ran 'AL Biclol, admidis.
ttator of John Drehr,-lite of the Berough of tlr.
tvigsburg, deceased.
- JOHN H. DOWNING, Reg,
Register's Office. Orw•igs.
burg, Feb. 8,1845.
1,019 91
zoo 00
MEI
951 .35
200 00
PROCLAMATION.
2,903 00
NT, OTICE h hereby given,. that a Court of Coin
mon Pleis, for the trial of causes at issue, In and
Ilse the County of will be held at Orwigstirg,
in the County aforesaid, on Monday, the 10th day of
March, to continue two weeht, ifneeesiary.
Therefore, all persons having suits pending, rind all
persons whose duty it shall be to appear at said Court,
will take notice and govern thmaelres accordingly.
JEREMIAH RECD; Sheritr.
Sberitrs, Office, Orwigs- . 1
burg, Feb. Bth, 1815. 5
135 00
SOLO
CABINET MAKHR, UNDERTAKER,, &c
T" IpAncriber announces to the public that
he has commenced the above .. mentioned' hu
sineis in the Borough of Pottsville, immediately
back of the Pennsylvania Hall, where he will cons
stantly keep on bond an assortment of
RLAt)Y BIADg COFFINS.. •
Cabinet Ware„lic., manuractured'of the best
materials in the most durable manner; irrl at very
low' rates: ,
. .
He also will manufacture all kinds of Furni
ture, dice., to order at the shortest notice..
Funendri waited on and Hearses supplied. &c
, He therefore solicits a paytof the nubile patron
age, which ho will endeavor tcr.statet by promp
attention to tiusiness. Give ups trial. .
February 15, ." '7—
...
. •
Time 13ooks, • • •
;Pattern!; toil it sort? elf Pro
. Pe; !Mull:tin stiOp - t!s, atzek—snB Rhin Sheet!;
hot wale ellt3D: by" " D. g4NICAN, - .4't.
Feb .13. . ; ' - 8-
-
Pocket Books anii Wallets:
m e subieriber 'tjusreineited the best stock V' T .
'Poek tikaike and Wallets evet offered Am sale, ,
Pill pywee. :1041 vagintae the roam/elves. . :
fatBaNNJA Agent.
*
Feb. 0,
PHILADLPHI'.4.
, Ropes dal:Rktoks; H •
'MANILLA anti Ha*, Ropes, of;!siII utek
Blocks, far Pullics,i Oplurca, :Tat, Pitcht,
Paints, and Oil. Pain! Artistica, &G, Orly*
and for salivhcaP . by
• TitolfAgr
Rive
.I%lakeig,S.ptued.*. Wharf, tbiltlia.
February 15,184*. , 7=26
. . •
• . . -.
__. I: II -
D. B... Smith & . W. Hol3.llSolijr. •.
, .
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NITAPISTB.-- %
Ma» !Vac! uren of Pharr!ihreutiralc4 Chem.
lea? Preparations 4 importiys ofForeikriprugsi .
. .
N. ES..COIINEIit Ot AttO) iC.131131.111111. :'•-
, ....i - • PIIILAI)1314"11141.
PIUMCIANS, DrugeinetEsterekeepers supplied
with niedieinea of the DC littality, an liberal terms.
Medicine Chests. for travelling i or Mr families. of sa
r Mai sizes. • The various nett remedies and rare Chem-.
kills, with particalar regarillo their puilti.:
August 3 ' - 1 111-4nlo
Philadelphia suction gales. • •
C. J. IVOLDERll . Auctionetr. '
Co. 51 `MARKET , ar. lIELOtr SECOND liTn PUILADA..
' •,
Re;ularaniedayysst
Imported and American Dry poods Tugsdiy & Friday •
•MOrnings.
Shop Cood3 1 .-Every Wednesdn'y Aftentooo: ;
Boots, lirbgans &e.—Tuesdaye end Fridays et 12 o'olnek 4
01" . Coup! ry MerclMnts will find at these Salm a large
and general assortment of Imported and Dtimestic Sta. .
pa. and Fart y GOods, to which their atterltlOn Is Invited
Goods delivered on the day mf Sale's. or 1:91 a town •
sible person will' be in attemillice, who for a small. re •
inn. Will k and fsrwzrd goods as directed.
Fhtiada., Jantany 11,. i
• a w_
XI TO I)E.LF.',IRS.
Tauhrrrihir drivites thethttention n( 'Merchant(
- 6 - and Dealers eerier:illy, ',ilting the City, to an, ee'
autination of his Stork 114 ii; made from the beet ma-'
terials. and of the latest and mnst.epproeed
whith he tur.si , (or
consisting
,of • - Deaver Irth , faun s3otols 19 per dos?
- Moleskik ; " ' " 18 to 30
Dru,h ,•, ;- " to 30
:; 6'
Fur " • 13 to 10- "
t Cas9nthial' " 21 to 30 . 4 .
Caps of all dettcrtptiuds.
JA MO E TiSON, •
Not:11 North 'Second att. '
Dna Door, above the:
! •'-• Manakin House,
,
• • philadelphii.
----
Philadelphia Jan. 25, ; . 4-3aua
Orders put up at
the shortest.notirti
Orders "front the!
Coun:ry 'promptly
a1t0:1454 to.
•
.E. A. HATHAWAY & Co.
,
GENETtAt COMMISMN MERCHANTS, •
. .
No 23 NorVI infarre.7, Arch;st..
1.11.*F. received on irop3iviiiient and otter. fur Ws a
the lotvest cash jukes- , ' , ! •
• 50 hales 153 uorieasteilflioris "• j
2000 galls fall' and wiliterAileiis'd abaleoll ;
1000 do ' • do 1 :M , do • black:fah oUr
f'oo doz painted pails ; '
;--/' lon boxes Ist quality rficl,tm candles q ,
150 do mould I
200 do yellow
50 do - No. I chocollit;A: • t
300 do Lubec. (scal.4lll , errin; I
- lOU do, do No. -do •
100 61,11. Mackerel. 2 and 2
50 do Halifax SaTitiiirt
do gibb'u4fercitiif' -
25 do . pickled rodfiPh
40 do - Cranberridic.i
i •
st.,o tubs Ciwben butter:t '
4000 Herkimer calitly cheats i•
10.000-'do dry codilsh . '
5000 do hake f,sh. (in; drums) ,
3000 do Manilla cordqo "
'Pliiladai, Jan. 11,
: PUBLI6I SALE... •
.
PURS:I7 ANT to an orde7rF,.of the Orngin'a Court of . .
Schuylkill County, thiblobscriber. ledministrabir '
of the Estate of Nlittiaitli Peltier!, Into of West.
Brunswick township, SClinylkill county., deceased
-will expose to sale, by Public Vcndue or Outcry, ti; .
the house of Michael Gibe, inkeeper,.in the Be t ,
rouglk of Orwigsburtr. on',,.',4atu May. th'e first day o '
s
March,l\ ti Bls. at t n'eloelCiin the afternoon , the ro t -.
lowing sscribcd Real :I„t:siato, of the s said Michael
Dcibcrt. deceased . ; .-,,:' - I. .
No. 1—,..% tract :of (%il, situate in lArest Bruns
wicloownsh.p county;ulliresaid; bounded by Lands- •
br Willmin t; Neff, J old Oinnan: Is,liChael Graeff, nth=
er land of 'said deccase4:4 I. Ilammerj 11. Ege; G. :-
• " Neiscliwcorer: Isaac (ro ig , and nth - '
.
„..
~. ers, containing 146 acres and 22 perches,.
sees , strict MQ:l.4*. with ;he improvements,
11 1' ....: rOnsisting 'Opt :two itarylrarne dwelling '
house - , a large Switzer Gatti, and other Out buildings,
and an excellent Orchirt)l
ALSO, A.certain . Liitl.taf Ground. situate on • the'
corner ()I'M/num and Mifflin ;streets;
in the Borough of Oriiiilbargi Schuylkill' County.
. . i
, being lot masked in the general plan of..
!.. "" said' Irorrut4ih, with the bumber els.
i 11ig:; . .,, witlt the initirosements, consisting of s ._
- - - -. , e two story bri:k dwelling tiouse. with a -
Brick Kitchen thereto nstitch.-d.- . . -
• Attendance will be ael:, and termsliiriale made
knoWe by . - .I'4COll HAMMER, Adm'r.
Orwigsburg, Jan. 2.5`,'„; i il
HE partnership lieretofore existing. bettircei
t
Ll2sraeldiarvey, Il'&iry..llile. and Wro. Bower,
engaged in the OCallpusiness, Milling, &c. in
Bineg,rove, polder the firm lof Hafvey,
;Bile &1:6,, was dier4.ed an the lOttt of. Febru
ary iust(by the wittOrdwal of Isaac Harney.—
thezbusities will be e l gutinued by thq subscribers:
HENRY HILE,
WILLIAM BOWER.'
773t$
Cr
"%. c-:
UEZMM
En e:17; ~CimaD 03
LOW FOR 4 CASH.
lilss LU'UON
rebrulry 15,
I , Totieelto Miners
. . .
th
rrllEsphtcrihr C r ontract for isf Wig thirty ou
., sand tons of Entetatnotta CITA Irt the Blatantly
Mines. to he taken ,onOtettvee.n the Brat of January
lots, and the fist of JaAlark, 1810. •
Contract for amount t tun applicants!! • ,
Evidence of tharacfrleand ability to Oita toniracti,
required of persatis making applications: .
For partrculara, apply to
101.T.ORY; -
Corolog,Stouben Cututy, H. York.
• ,
.61,3m0*'
•
• r _
Der 21
' . FLOUR. .AfiD FEED; dry
- CRESS
I kiDETIATE 11a E
. . R ,-. . j• ff ;
ESPECtI , DI.I.I - iiffxrme Their friends enda
t tif
pClnblie, chat they ehnstantly keep.on hand at It le r
Feed Store, formerly Itet , t by !dr: Wm. Nice. next door •
to !Wei d: ItageattylaltOre",.PutteviDe,*laeze supply .
of -.:,. .
Straw by the Bantfle or Ton: ! •• 1 .
...
Flour and Fee 4 and .
Hay by the - litiki . . -.. .
Toriehlhey will sell
. w,lolesate and retallf at the very.
rawest prices. By keeping a gond trftlele; and Paylni
ict attention to their tpahnse, they hope It:tractive a
or of thc public pattonaga.. . .. 1 ....,
Dec. 21, ~,.. • ' r 61411 '.
- 13cD3mun UPuilb2.43:oo.
PORT CARO 7.3, BCHL. CO4 PA.,:
. . 1
Tx TILL at alt time to propnied to , eieentit tato-
V V missions. to rite dermal:lona... and. to dia
haree.alti mhor ollt.qii busineas inquired orhim.
Jan. 18. 18'15. • i ' fs—..
=I
-itAIL ItOAD
- • :
50 Toni It by !. Raw %odd horn
30 do 2 inches X 1 ' •
,20'Tons east 'ma I' * •
'For salc 'cheap. apply to L. F. WIIITNEF. '
Port Carbon Stearn Milt. •
61-amn•
Dee. 21,
PR4C:ii - ANAIION; .- '''-;
IVVr E fsi r 4 k n s t : ( l irth l C , it i r . et il ai r jo rn utta ii i:(l l ;o 'z aTulo r lip u l i e r :;,
oft he counties of F - Ohullkill': Carbon and Monk*: In
Pernisylvdnia, and JilAtine of the several Courts : of
Coate c Sessions of.tbO Pea ce„Oyer and Terminer, and
General Goal Delliee kcsaid . connoted, ands ditroiner .
N. Pahnti., and :lac* ilitnezinger, Esquires, Judges of
the Court of Quartet. Seeslims of the• resit' 011 Y ind
Terminer arid General Gaut Delivery, for the trial
of a'.l capital, and Other offenders, In the said county ••
of Schuylkill-;-by !heti' precepts 'to and difieted,' have
.ordered a Court or On - ninon Pleas, Oyer and Tertalner, , ,
modGenerat Gnat Deff+lttV, id be holden at - OrrYlgsbure •
• on Monday the 34 auk :41 March next, to eouththe one .
week. •
a, I\ writes' ta therckne tweby event to - Mitt:toroner. .
the Justices of the Ffio.i.e, and Constables df the said
County of SchUyikifig that they 'ale by the said pre- •
cept'Conornanded Soho then and there, , allllm'eloc k in
the forenoon of se a l -day,. With their: tone' retort's, .
ingthsitions, e vend and AR blDef fdn ' tembran- •
ees, to do those lb inp, avhic b. to. their, arsenalotaces. -
appertain to he done: and all those Mitt Ire • balia by
recognizances; to ppm ciao *WI attpcbatiters; that
are Or then ehali ln the roe of said - county of
Schuylkill, are gornlitteto prosecute them,'
as shall bejust. • - -i' . • . . • •
. . Gott ea t; te til e 'Cali iThik to e all h.. ,
~. !.....- ...I.): , .ssitibtiidiktiii) iiiiie
Sheriff's Offtrer,tinehts.l.--
, .burg,Feb-.Bth, 35.• . , ~- •••••• 6,-1
:N. - fr.—Tbe witt. • itt i 0 ihAisitiOtiti s iitinnonee.
to attend enbi . .straperar r eito utzundAtwayalie
-4
In ease Of ono-1010 "ril the law in such cues, masts',
and provided, willthstylitidli enforced-4qm mike tv.
published by order-40ft Court ; those eonettrued trfill
therefore savert - 18/Nioettes itecordlosiv .;
i
LEO