• BUSINESS DP:MARTIN:ENT.
TERMS OF THIS .PAPER ..-Two Dollars
rat attuura, math StraiArmually In advance, by
'those who reside in this county—and annually in
'advance by those who reside at a (Drumm. Una
paid within the yiar, $2 60 will he demanded
Five Dollars in advance will pay for three Years
substOption. •
Ternis to Advertisers.
To merchants and others who wish to adver
tise by the year, with frequent changes of adver
tisements, the terms will bo $ 12 per annum, in
'eluding the paper, or $lO in advance ; Two
'Squares with the paper, without change, $llO per
annum, •or $ 8 in advance. One square of 12
ince, with the paper, sB,ors 6 in advance. Bu
amens Cards of 5 lines, $ 5 with the paper, or $ 4
in advance-3 lines $ 3 withthe paper, or $ 2 with
Put the paper.
Larger advertisements will be published as per
agreement.
One square of 12 lines, one dollar for 3 inser
ions, and 25 cents for every subsequent insertion.
Five lines or under 25 cents far one insertion, and
12} cents for every subsequerbt insertion. I
Insurance.
The subscriber, Agent (lir one of the best Iniurance
offices in Philadelphia, ts prepared to make insurances
rn all descriptions of property, such as .Houses, Mills,
stair - sec, Goods, Furniture, &c., &c., at the very lowest
.ntes. • , B. HANNAN .
Cheap Publications.
• aiki thetheap publications are for sale at this office
rag soen as issued, at publisher's prices. Single copies
.otassytsvork obtained to order.
AXTE have recently made additions to our.
'lf V large aseortment ofJob Type, which le no
..er than that °fatty' Country-Printing Office In tb'
and are ready to execute all kinds of
JOB PRINTI NG
.of every destripticm, at the loweet rates : such is
CARDS, • BILL HEADS, •
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS,
DILLS of LADING. POST bILLS &
At very shoal notice. By keeping good workmen, and
' , prompt despatehln executing oraers, we expeit to re
. cel ve the support-cif tbe public. '•
.I*We have Aid a BINDERY attached to the Mace,
which enable:sus:llo%MA all kinds of Printing [when it
Is necessary to Ho an. Books of every , description,
bound to order. tpsIDS, '
Passage Agency, &c.
Tire sabscriber is prepared to engage Passage,- fot
Passengers flora every past of England, Ireland, Scot
land and Wales at the very lowest rates.. Ile also at
tends to remitting money to every part of Enhope, in
4111118 of one Foetid and upwards By prompt attention
to business he meets to give general satisfaction.
. B. BANNAN, 'Agent for
•
• • JOSEPH . 111cMURBAY. •
iiggffiES
The Coal' Trade..
. .
~
Theshipmetits Ode week are byliail Road 2 2
by Cana1,7,346 03,; total tbr the, week 32,038 1
The following li'a compathivestitetnent of tl
to same period last year; .
~ . .
1844 161
.13 chuylkill—Rail Road 028,001 07 446;
Canal - 210,202 02 125,
Leigg h- ..-.. 173,735 00 225 t
I awan '',' ' 340,000 09 100
Susquehanna 60,000 00 SOI,
l'inegrove . - - • 21,528 16 35:
. Increase in 1645, tons' 24:
IMPORT Or COALS AT BOSTON.—During .1
were received of fO4ign, 3763 chaldrons. C
29,027 tons and 46,500 bushels.
We observe by the, Commercial List, that Lehigh and
'Hazleton coal is retailing at $4,75 —while cliuylkill
coal commands only $4,25--How ,is this 1 Schuylkill
coal is just as good as the Lehigh, and we see no good
reason, why it should not command:just as lIMIt a price.
Vessels to Eastern torts are not so plentj
have been for some time past. -We-quote the
freight as follows , .
To Salem, • $1 02 to 161
-" Roston,, - ' $1 62 to I .5
Portland, $l 62 to I e 7
" New Bedford. . $1 37 to 150
"'Providence & Fall River, $1 37 to 1 50
" Charleston, - 81 65 t) 175
v Nantucket, ' $1 75 .
"New York, *1 00 to I 12
" Troy, ' 81 37 a. 1 50
" Newark, N. J. sl 03
" Albany, sl 45 to I 33
•' 4. Fredericksburg, Va. al 1210 1 25
, Freights to Philadelphia by Canal 70 cents
I
1 1.'ork, $1 60
1 By Ban Road from Pottsville $1 20 and fro!,
kilt Haven $1 10--to Philadelphia,
Tltstoncur the politeness of the different
on the (:anal and Rail Road, we are enabled
our readers, with the following weekly it
Coal Trade, which they earrtely upon as cor
RV RAIL ROAD.
rianx PORT CR.REION. •
For the week ending on Thurirday
evening. • • 0,724, 0
Per last Report. •• 0,222 1
PROM POTTAVILLE
For the week ending on Thursday
evening„
, Per, last fatten,
=
For the week endini.on Thursday
evening, 10.667 0
Per last Report, 016,030 Li
PROM PORT CLINTON
rot the week ending on Thurßiny
evening
Per last Report,
BEI
BY CANAL.
.PROM vorfs VILLE AND PORT CARGO
For the weak ending on Thursday
-evening, i 4,2.59 24
.Per fast Report, 9 79,514 19
. FROM BCRUILKILL MAVEN
Total up to Thursday noon
August 14, ,
'Ferias& room
FROM PORT' CLINTON.
For the'weck end,ing on Thursday
August 14, • 1,702
Per last Report. 25,730
Total by Canal
Do by Rail Road
otal b. Rail Road and Canal
Lehigh Coal Tra
Despatched this season, up to Bth mo. 2
FROM MAUCH CHUNK.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation CO.
Summit 5716 •
Room Run 3158
Beaver Meadow R: R & Coal C..
' FROM PENN HAVEN
Hazleton Coal Company
FROM ROCK PORT.
,Buck Mountain Coal Ca
TOTAL SHIPMENT&
FROM MAUCH CHIT
•
Lehigh Coal and Nay. co.
Summit alines 100233
Boom Run do 36477
Beaver Meadow B. R. and Coal Co.
FROM PENN HAVE.
jriazletoti Coal Co.
FROM ROCK PORT
Buck Mountain Coal COUIPIoY.
• -WYOMING COAL TIUDE:
'total to An; st 9 1845. 89 '5913 Tons
MINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL - HAVEN R.ROAD.
The following is the amount of Coal transported
over this Road, for the week ending on Wednesday
Evening tut. 1 • I
12,068 01 Tons.
501,736 16
Per last report.
446,826 17
WILLI/01 NEWELL' Collector
Total,
MOUNT CARBON RAILROAD.
The amount of Coat transported over' this roa d f or
the week ending on Thursday evening last, is
NW Tons.
Per last Report,, 1 . t5,301 "
• 151,0t4
N. CLRAVEIR, Collector.
Total,
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD.
' The following is the amount of Coal transported
over this road op to Thursday ev'g I
3,6 1 3 01 Tons
32,016 03
Per Last Report.
Total,
100. Dollars Ressfard. -
TflEabove reward will be paid to the informer on
the conviction of the evil disposed person or person s
who, on Sunday last, plug timber and ittories on the
track of the Mount Carbon Bail road, or, who may by
so doing hereafter endanger ;Abe lives or property of
persons using said
N4T Road,—
RAN CP4V4R, Collector.
August 16t13 33—It
WELCH, MANN dcDELAVAN, Proprietors,
• J 1 W. BANCKEII, AGENT.
THIS Unrivalled Equestrian corps,. composing
100 men aud horses, will be preceded by the
New York Brass Bind, in a rnagnificient Car
riage drawn by eight Cream . colored horses, on
their arrival in town. • '1 he artists attached to this
popular establishment are of the bighst reputa
tion and respectability, and stand classed among
the first Equestrians 'either in Europe orAmerica..
Among the number will . be found. Mr 4. J. Na
than. the wonderful Herculean Horseman—Mr.
W. Nichols, the great back Ward ridet.—Master
John Glenroyathe only true and perfect trick
Equestrian 'of the day—W. Kincaid, the young
dashing rider—Mr. Chambers, the elegant .scenic
horsemen—Ur. E. Woods,•the successful personi
fication of- Wild Indians of the Forest Mrs. M.
Wood;,,the beautiful female Artist—Mr; Dunbar,
the extraordinary India Rubber man—Master Rey
noldi and Pastur,' the juvenile pets of the Arena
—Mr. Jarnieson, the Comic. Singer a"nd Banjo
Player—Mr. Winnemore, thesolored Vocalist—
M, John Dianiond, the farfame,d Negro break down
dancer—Mr. H. Nichols,'Riding Master, and Mr.
John May, the most popular and celebrated Clown
of the day. For farther particulars see , bills. at
the Hotels. .
already
great.
e State
- - - - ,
•Will be exhibited at Pottsville, on Monday of.:
ternoon Sept. Ist, for one daY only. I
tri — rthe above company will exhibit at:Donville
the 31st of August, Pottsville the Ist of September.
August 16th ; 33
'HARDWARE & • IRON. STORE.
TTHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends ml
the public generally, that he has just. received a
splendid assortment of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE, cARpFNTErrs TqoLs, &c.,
which added to his former stock presents p variety to
_those desirous of mirchas n t, hnsurnasged in the re
gion, for quality and cheapness. A large assortment
of the best Axes at prices ranging froth 75 cents t01f,25.
Grindstones, , ''•cinit per lb.
.• American Steel, • ' t.
Dent Cast Steel, t• ltil t' • •
Lead. •
' golletittron, . • • 5 t'
Nails liy the Keg.. j "•
Tid, 2 bo.‘e'' for $23.00, cheaper than veer. -Wire of
alt sizes.very low. His assortment consists partly of
Anvils, ItellOws; Spikcs, , '.,linives and Foilts, Spoons,
Nails, Chains,ritiovelij, and' Tea and Coffee Kettles,
,
Spades, verY cheap:! 'Roams. knfe, Rifles,
41,142 07
i 3 tons.
he trade
059 02
411 07
952 00
000 00
1511; 00
,792 12
•;gf 4 , a
836,556 05 1,070
836'
EMI
MEM
MEM
Planes, Sass's, Hatchets,Giass and ,
hinges,kes,Waiim bor-IGrain Scythesi Sickles,
es, Hay and Dung forks, :Files, llasps,Candle sticks,
Ilobnalls,llorseshoes, Pans &c. • Also; Dye Sluff',
Copper and iron Kettles, .Glitss, Varnish, Putty,
And every, other article usually kept in Hardware
Establishments, all of which, he sells ad a very Jow
rate. Persons commencing honsekeeping, blacksmiths,
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, waddlers, ecC, will Lind it
to their advantage liy calking and examining his stock
heron! purchasing- elseWhere,,at the flay IScales, cor
ner ol Centre and Market street.
13 they
rates of
a=
• , _lle tendeis his unfeigned thanks to his old friends
and customers tar their libeial support,; and solicits
their furthe'r patronge.
, - i' ' GEORGE 11. - SICIITErt-
Pottsville, August 16, , 1845. ; •-- 33--
1
Glenn's Celebiated Prepdratlons
• I.
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• . GLENN'S INDIAN DYE
A ,
ATARIIANTED to change Grey, Light,!or Red hair,
V Whiskers, dr Eyebrows; to a handscime Brown.
or let Black, without staining the skin or !injuring the
hair in the least. The colour is natural, and will not
rub off or soil the whitest muslin, Price ~ Sti cents.'
GLENN'S ROMAN K ALT DOR,
A certain lettledy for Pimples, freckles, Tan, Moth or
Mori - Mew; Redness, Blotches; Sunburnt Teller .&c.
ll'inay be used with perfect safety on the most delicate
complexion, and gives the skill a soft and fair appear- .
'ol.e. 'Price 50 cents per bottle.
. GLENN'S INDIAN OIL,
.For promoti j
ng the growth and beautifying the hair,
giving it a glossy softness, preventing its from falling
nut, removine dandruff :It. has the property of
Making theliair dark, and preventing it from turning
grey and being,Pleasantly perfumed, it is axe 1 era for
, dressing the hair'in general. Price 50 caits.
GLEN: 'S TOOTH PASTE:
l"` This' very pleasaiit and perfectly:sa fe dentrifice gives
a pearly whiteness to the teeth, preventing and runny.
ingispots ofincipient decay, gives firmness to the gusts
andsweettiess to tho breath: l'rice :25 cents
GLENN'S DEPILNIOI(Y
Removes superfluous hair from the faCe•.• near and
arms, without Witty to the skin. Price toticents.
• ' GLENN'S REAL. BEAR'S OIL,
Warranted genuine, end relined by a pectiliar processi
for 'promoting the growth and beautifying. the hair this'
'article is confidently reccointhended.- It -is also very
useful for removing Scurf and Dandruff; and for the ,
heads of children. It is pleasantly pertained, and is for
sale in bottles of vitriol's sizes. ••••-, I •
' GLENN'S CURLING FLIJII);
Giving the hair a ,beautiful Curl, and keening It in curl
In warm or ilainp‘veather• :Price 50 cents.
GLENN'S SUPERFINE .PEARL POWDER,
'A beautiful Gosinatic;alla3ing thistles of heat, giving a
fairness 'o the Complexion and to the feattires ; to many
per - ,SOns a clear and transparent Softness Of expression.
Prier. 25 cens per box. ,r I
9LENN'S TOILET AND NURSERY POWDER ,
Is confidently recommended to the ladieti as of the ve
ry best quality, and entirely free from! grit or any
pernicious ineredient. It is beautifully white andaoft.
and is Sold plain, or perfumed with iarions.odors.' •
The above named escheat articles are confidently re
commended to the public as really good. They have
been in general rise for mahy years past,land have ful
ly sustained their well earned reputation.
Prepared by L. W 4 GLENN:.
Manufacturer of Perfumery. Fancy' Soaps, 4•c., No.
• BP South Third Street, opposite the ExObange,
r salein Pottsville, by B. BA\NAN, Agent..
August 16, . .
—to New
MEM
p
.ollectors
itofoina h
.te of the
,ect.
75,947 OG
5,031 1
127,384 00
133,297 15
220,915 01
1,107 0.
8,74? 0
9.916 09
46,09" 13
L ;6,:;100
I =lV7ll
1,381
19,853
27,432 16
125,444 07
446,019 13
5715'
ME
13,690
336710
43n0
EEM
lons
MI
35,531 os
GEO. HADESTY, Colleefor,.
CIRCUS.;
OF
GREAT 'ATTRAc TIONT 1
FEVER AND AdUE!!
1000's! AND 10,000'6! !
A DE. noiv, suffering under that Bane , of Life, Fever
/A. and Ague, or Billions Intermittent Fever !—• Row
and's linprOstd Tonic Mixture,' is universally,ac
knowledged by the disinters sled, to be the- Great lie-
Puma! Remedy—the only Warranted, safe,sure and rad
ical cure—that never has, failed, when ;properly used,
to eradicate the disease and also its irraMedlate causes,
restoring the natural feelings and elasticity of the con
stitution In a manner that nothing else Will,
c)-Theretbre-procure at once this long tried , old fa
vorite and sterling remedy, now called !Rowand'a lm
.proved Tonic mixture—protected against counterfeit
ers, by the written signature of , the original inventor,
Rimy R. Rowasn, over the mouth of 'etery bottle, and
which, may, for-a certninty, be obtairied genuine in
Pottsville, of . .101 IN R. C. MARTIN.
JOIN R. ROWAND, M. D.,
Proprietor } NO. 29, north 24 st., Philada.
August 16, 9 • ! 33--4ino
• !Dissolution of Partnership.
. •
partnershio formerly existing between Lauer
& Vandusen. was dissolved on the 21st of July
ullrby mutual consent. 'The brewingi business ,will
be carried on in future by George'Latier, and the trot.
tling business ty Henry. Vandusen. All persons hav
ing claims against the firm, are respectfully requested
to present their to either for payment. and all teose
dented are requested to make payment.
GEO:L I WEER,
HENRY VANDUSEN.
3:3-43t*
Aug 16th
Guano.
ripHE subsenbers have just peceivo a fresh sup
.. ply of this valuable manure, direct from the Isl.
iind of Inhaboe,and offer for sale ISO tons in hbla.
and bags in lets to suit purchasers.
THOS. W. MORGAN & Co.
• 9 & 10 South Wharves,!Philadelpnia.
Philada. Augustlerb • 1:33-2mo
stray Cow.
STRAYED away from. the subseriber , imiding
near Debley's Brick Yard, in this !bor Duel, about
three weeks ago, a Black and White Spotted COW,
with a white tail. a star in her forehead and both
horns bOred. MI the lega white. Whoever will re-
turn said Cow to the Subscriber, or give information
whom she can be got again, will be !reasonably re , -
wanled. DAVID BOBER PS,
August 16th 33-101
Dissolution.
THE partnership ber'etofore existing between Wil
liam Goyim and Thomas Oram. Colliers of Branch
township, Schuylkill CUUnty, trading Under the Arm of
Wm. Gilyon, Co.; was dissolved on 'tthe 11th inst. by
the withdrawal of the. subscsiber.
-WILLIAM. GUYON.
Mincrsvilier Augtist 16, 1815. 33-3 to
Ini
14 ..11. DICKEYS 'l* . '
lIIIIGION Di:VMS, Or ,Ifti: 375, ; ARCM STIAZET,
1 _-
' PIIILILDSLPMA,!
MAKES this Methecl of informing his friends and
1. the public generallYttiat he willl return to Pons
ville,on or about the l2th inst. to remain a short
time and would bepletsed to receive any galls in the
way of hls profession et .tae Pennsylvania Hall.
REFERENCES. ,
Hon. George Reim, prof....Saml. G. Morton M. D.
Charlp 'Whitman Eel.' Prof-"D. Mu tter, M. D.
.
Prof. Joseph rancoast,! AI. D. ,
Aug l 9th 1 I 1
• ,
1 • ..
BEST
r iBIITT BINGES,
MANEFACTO ' ED and fo r . sale by
mcoltßiet. TASKER & MORRIS,
• 1 Pascal Iron Warehouse, S. E.. corner of
Third and Walnut street, P.bilada•
Pldlada. August V. ' • 32—
'
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07) 1 hansr conri. Sale of Lands. ' •
• 1 [
11011UBSUANT to an order of 'the Orphans' Court of
1. Schuylkill County,) James C 2 Marshall, -adminis
trator iof the Estate of Peter Benson, Eon., tale of the
Borough of Erie, in Erie.lColinty, Pennsylvania, de
ceased, will expose to kale by public vendue and cutti.'
cry, on Saturdai,the dth day of Septet' , her, 1845, be,
tweenlthe hours of three and six o'clock, in the after
noon, let the Pennsylvania Hall. In the oolongs of
Pottsville, Schuylkill Comity ; the one full, equal, un
divided half (the whole Into two equal parts, to be
parted and divided) of all the following described ser- •
en certain tracts of pareelo of land, situate In Sebuyl- ',
kill County aforesaid:l .- 1 , .
No.ll. situate !formerly Brunswick, now Malhelm
township, in Schuylkill c unty, near the Borough of
Pottsville, in Tumbling run valley, surveyed in poign
ance of a warrant in the tame of George Shades, be
ginning at a.chesnut, then •e by land of Michael Cat
ter, south 80, west 252 t o whit oak, north 10, west
48 to &stone; south 60, west 50 ton chesnut oak, thence
by land of Caspar Singer, smith 30, east 280 to a stone,
thence south 60, west 50 to a stone, thence soon 20,
west - 168 to a!sione, thence by land of Conrad Minnich,
south 7, east] 47 to a stone, thence 4 lands of Michael '
Emmirk north 20, east 78, to a corner, thence Belzer
Newfong, north 70, east 200 to a stone, thence by land
of Henry Orwig, north 28 west 10 to a stone, thence
north ;65; east 114 to 0 stone. and thence by land of
Elizabeth Klinger north 26, west 188 to the place of be
ginning, containing 420,acres end allowance. .
No, 2 , Satiate in the toultiship and county last men
tioned, and adjoining the obove and surveyed in pur
suance•Of a Warrant in theinauae of Elizabeth Kliuget,
beginning at a post.'then4 by land of Sarah Hussey,
south 70, weft 125 to a stone, thence south 46, West 40
to a stone,thence south 70,1 west 100 to a storm, thence
by land of Henry Orwig, south 10, east 40 to a stone,
thence by laid of Cenrge Shaffer, south 26, east 108 to
a stone, thence by land of 11enry Orwig south 25, east
51 to 0 stone, ° thence alutheast 21 to a stone, thence.by
other land north 60, e st 1:4 to a stone, Bence by land
of ChOstian Steinbach, north 19, east 114. to a stone I ,
and thence by land oil Peter, Brechler north 20, west
251 to the placc.of begring, containing 438 acres and
.allowance, an. .1
No. j 3. Situate in B rry township, Schuylkill coun
ty, surveyed in pursuahce rof a warrant In the name of
Caspet Thiell; hegintimg at a pine, thence by lands of
- 11lowrer &Compainp aunt ' 23, east 283 too pine,thenre
.southp, west 117,
' to alon g` , thenceby other land smith
20, east lir7 to a f ine, their ce by land of John Nichol
son. Esq., mirth 4 . 3,- coot 1,5 to a, stone, thence by other
land, north 23, west 383 iti l a . post, and thence by land of
Jesse 'Yarniill, south , 67,-West . 127 to the place of be
ginning, containing 429 acres and 130 perches and al
lowance. - . 1 *1
No. 14 ituat'e in the toWnsldh :indemnity last men-
Ironed, surveyed in thirst/once of a warrant, in the
name of Killian May, begitining at a white oak, thence
by land of Jesse Yarnell, knutit 67, west 180 to a post,
thence by other land south 23, east. 383 to a stone,
:thence by land of John Nlcholsom.Esq... north 67, east
180 to a pine, thence by other land north 23, west 383
to the placeof begiiiiiingJ containing 400 acres and 3
verities and allowanCe. 1 .
,NOIS. Situate in th e township and county last men
tioned. surveyed in insitance of a warrant, in the
name,of Henry Shaffer, beginning at a cliesmit, thence
'by land of Jesse Yarnell,piouth 67, west iXt to a stone,
thencle north 23 West 46 0 a white oak, thence south
67, west 106 to a White nalk, thence by other lapds south
2.3, mist 383 to a pine, thenceby lands of John-!Nichol
son, Esq., north 67, east 406 to a stone ,and thence by
oiller; land north 23.,*.we5t.1337 to the place of beginning,
containing 418 acres, 33 *tiles and allowance.
No; 6. Situate in tewnshl county las:
the in pursuance nf a i arrant in the name of
Johnllinger,. begintiinguit a posW thence by land of
John'Nicholson, Esq.', north 67, east 49th a pine, thence
north 35, east 230 to a pide, thedreby other land north
230 Vest 236 to a post, titillate bylvicant laud south 67,
west; 239 to a chesnut aid thence by land of Henry
Shaffer. south 23, eth place of beginning,
containing 43.1 acres and owance.
No, 7. Situate in the twnslitp and county last men
tioned,t
solyeed in Pur. nonce of a warrant, in the
name of George Hewett beginning al a pitch pine,
theneeby land of Joint Nicholson. Esq., north 48, west
180 tea stone, thetwehy vacant land somh 42, west 260
ton 1io:4. thence south 23, east 238 to a pine, theses ty
John' Nicholsoin, Esq , „ at d other lands north 35, east
Up to a post, thencebyother lands north 42, east '270
to;the place of beginning , containing 431 acres and 38
perches and allowcaCe: r ..
The title of the said Peter Benion, the intestate to
these lands, is by patent. from the Commonwealth to
him.) The said undiVided half will be sold.to the high
est arid brat bidder; one third of Hie consideration sto
ney to be staid by the puchaser, to the administrator,
i
at the titre nfi
e Of the cor nation of the sale/ one third
in Dielvejnonths front ti e day of Sale,and therm/Join
ing Hard in eighteen in nths fins, the day of sale.-
Thel payment of the cast; mentioned two thirds, to be
secured by bond andlmortgage on the prnperty.
• I 1 JAMES P. MARSHALL, Adniinistrator.
By order of the Court, .
1011N.II DOWNING, Clerk. '-
Orwigslitirg, Augu s t 9 1 18 ' 1.5. 32-5 t
' , Register's Notice.
•
NOTICE is hereby given ter all perstins interested
in the following Executor, Administrator and
Guardian laccounti. thatj the same have been passed
by the 'Register, arid will be presented to the Or
phan's Co l on of the, oUnty or Schuylkill, to be held
at Orwigstiurg, on Monday, the Bth die.y . of Septem
ber heat, at 10 o'cleick,:A. M., for confirmation and
alloWaned. •
The account of George Rather, guardian of Mi.
chael and Elizabeth, Minor children of Christian
jr,! I -
The second acc ount'of John ,Poit, administrator
de bollix iion of the Estate of John Fob, senior, late
of the borough of ProtSville, deceased.
The at.bount of 'Daniel Faint, administrator of the
Emilie of Elisabeth Faust, late of West Brunswig
•toWnshiP. deceased. I
The third account of Peter Kremer, Executor of
the Estatetof Anrahain Feritg, late of the township
of rinegroce..deeeaseal.l • ' -
The account of Daniel F. Berger. Joseph Berger
and Wm.' Berger, F.:centers of :the Estate of Ludeng ,
Berger, late of filanheim township, deceated.
The account of Jonathan Kistler, Executor of the
Esfate of Jacah Lek, , late of Waal' um township,
deceased. . i
The ,acconnt of Robert Bell. Executor of the Es•
tate of WORM Bell, late of the borough of Potts
ville. deceased.
The aceuuni of Levi ;Miller and, Peter Klinger, ad
ministrators ..r the Estate of Jacob Kimmel, late of
Lower Mahantango tov:;riship, deceased.
The account or! I'Mer Katz. administrator of the
Estate of Samuel Schwartz, late of Frialensburg,
Schuylkiil county deceased.
The account of C. Martin. administrator of
tnS estate.of John Timmons, late of the boroUgh of
Pottsville, deccastd.
The aCCOUIII ofJohn W. Heftier and George Moy
eri executors of the estate of John Hailer, late of
the borough of Pottsville. deceised.
The account nil Michael Fritz, admia:istrator of
the calve of George lain, late of .11 ayne township.
i:lCceased.
jibe account or John Maurer, guardian. of Mary.
Mills, minor lchild of Joseph Mills, late of the
pinch of Moiersville,.deceasod. , ,
The account of :/acob Hammer and Christian Del
bert,admin isiratone of! the estate of Michael Deiben,
late of West Brunswig' township, deceased--
The account of Roth. Palmer, executor °fie
' cob Seitztnger, late of the borough of Pottsville, de
ceased.
JOll H. DOWNING, Register.
Register's' office, Orwtgs
bufg, August 9„ 1848.
1 ' ,
In matter of the peal Estate of JACOB XILL,ER,
I
into of West!Brunszoig township, diseased.
L Schuylkill L'outity, es: ,
I.li ' , THE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
.....-- 'to Reuben Miller, H imuel Miller, Mt
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....
'',` yr fhael Miller, Isaac Miller, Jacob Miller,
~ - ,..t'.. \,. Charles' Miller, Rebecca marriedlo Jo
s :' /1;, 1, seph Yost, William Renaltler, heirs and
\ :••.-_-_, / 1 legal Representatives of J icou MILLER,
deceased;
You and each of yo u, are hereby cited to appear at
an Orphan's Court, to be held at Orwlgsburg, in and
for the itaid county of ;Schuylkill, on Monday, the first
day of September nest, to chew cause, if any you
or either of you have, billy the Heal Estate of the said
Jacob Miller, deceased, should not be sold agreeibly
to the Act of General Assembly of this Commonwealth
in such case, made and provided.
1 Witness the Hon. Luther Kidder, President oi the
said Court at Ornrisstiurg. this 19th day of June. A. D.
184.5. 4 : 1 JOHN M. DOWNING, era:
Orwlisburg, August 2,1815. 31-
Stray Cows.
• •S TRAYED away from the subscriber.residing near
the West Bra ace Bail Road,about six weekr ago,
a large BRINDLE POW, with a white face and white
belly, with crumpled horns Whowover will return
said Cow to thasubOriber. or give him information
where he can get her again b shall by reasonably re
warded.: I
Came to the premises of the subscriber; abut
weeks ago, a large black and white COW, oottra
small brass bellon, The owner is requested to come
forward, prove prorieny. pay charges, and take - her
away,otherwise she will be sold according to law:
CHARLES GILLINGHAM.
August 9. I 32=-3t
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Stray Cow. ..
LOST onSunday,l27th July a very dark brown' or
black COW, with a white streak on her back, bald
face and brown abeht her eyes, supposed'to be about
1 5 years old, any peraon rcturning.the same to the ow ,
her will be suitistitt rewarded.
r fe l
i uppes
August Itt
THE MINERS' JOVAN
THE 'LATE FIRE IN
NEW YORK.
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THE undersigned Initieriereaobbersand Dealers in
thkelty of New York. are pleased to he able to au
nouneeto'Southern and Western Merchants that the,
late Fire was confined to apart offbeat, remote Mom
the principal Jobbers &e. and to7all kinds of boatmen '
in no way affecting the full end complete supply of all
descriptions of Goods ; and We ;Wield respectfully rep:
resent to Merck/leis fres at Sesta and, West, *hoist to
purchase their fall stocks, thatWe are now fully pre
pared with our new styles of Fall end Winter Goods,'
_which we offer on the most reatonabhiterinsi and that
the assortment we exhibit is very Rillandcornplete and
well worth the attention of bilyers, Which tee respect.;
fully solicit." '
- PRINTED CALICOES EX lISIVELV. • I
Lee & Brewster 44 Cetlat• Street-, -•• . ,
,
DRY GOODS. ' r
IMetritt,.,Ely& C 0.50 and 52 WI tam street.
Perkinalc Hopkins, PA Pearl street, -', . i
gichards, Bassett 4- Aborn, I.4B'Pcarl street.' ~
Jonas Conkling & Co. 150PearIstreet. - • -'
;•Chistribera„Heiser 4- Cu. 252,,Pearl etreet.
Weed, Masters & Weed 191 Pearl'atreet.
Peck, Bradford & Richmond,' 189 Pearl street. •
E. & J. Buss" mst 181 Pearl street car. of Cedar street.
Weed, Butchieer & C0..179 Pearl street.
Malcolm & Gaul, 175-Pearl street. - •
Bullock. Mount 4- Billings / 3 'Pearl greet-
.Barnum, Morns & McKnigh t, .161 Pearl street.
Grahain, Bebb & Graham 165 Pearl street.
Parsons & Lawrence 129 Pearl: street.
Conk. Anthony &Mahoney 66 Cedar street. • •
Btilkley & Ctafiin 68 Cedar street and 18 Pine street:
Booth & Tuttle 62 Cedar Street. ' t
I.oder 4. Co'. 83 Cedar street.) I . '' . *
JAL Jaffrey & Sons (late Rob% 'Jaffrey 4- co.)182
Pearl street. ) '
Parniele 4. Rodgers 118 Pearl strict.
Orceuways, Henry 4- Smithlll Pearl Street.
F. S. Winston 4. Co. 11 Pea I street.
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Dow, King 4- Smith 118 Peat street. • ,
Bramhill, Abernethy 4. Colltne,:47 and 49 Liberty et.
Blackwell, Syhittlemore 4. Cerhart 77 William street.
J. A. Voisin 4- Co. 27 William; street. ,I
Wilson G. Hunt 4- Co. 62 Wm. 4. tor. Maiden Lane.
Grant 4. Barton 29 William Street.
Paige, Bond 4-sKellog 27 William street. -
Halsted 4. Brokaw 23 Williatn street. • .
H. D. Sharpe 4- co. 18 William; street.
Baldwin, Dibblee* Work 26 William street.
T. 4. N.. Donnelly?, south Yllittjam str ee t.,
A. Journeay Jr.-15 !William Istreet. . • .
F: S. 4- D. Lathrop 62 William street.'
Hosiner 4. Sherman, 41 William street..
Fieeland, Stuart 4. co. 35 Nassau street.
Wm. R. Robinson 4- Co. 4 William street. •
, Tweedy. Vennitigs 4- Co. 65 Pearl street. '
Lord. Warren. Salter 4- Co;7s' pearl street.
Marsh 1r Compton 82 Pearl 4treet. '
'Williams,' Bradford 4.. Co. 01:Pearl street.
Manning 4 , Prichard 54 Bea Vet street. ,
Stettheimer 4' Brothers, 67 ;Bearer etreet. . •
-Israel Dittenhoefer Jr. 25 Cedar street.
Angell 4. Co. 17 William street. '
Adriance 4- Strang,2 Maiden line. • _
Tracy, Irwin & Co. 10 Maiden ;lane. '
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' Cushman & Co. 188 Pearl Steel. • ,
Atwater, Gould 4' Co. 14 Well 'street. '
• Halsted Haines 4. Co.-91 Neilsen street.
Harems, Suydam 4. Nixon; Nassau and Liberty sta.
Jelin 51. Davies 4 Jones.. IWilliam cot John et.
SILK GO DS.
T ip
Alfred Edwards,and Co 122 earl-street. ' i •
Charles Durfee and Co 123f'earl-streetand 76 Bea
ver
street.
Gibsoli, Easton and Frink, 116 'Pearl street.
Robert; 1.. Smith and Hendertum, 176 Pearl-street.
J. Petit and Co 131 Pearl•street.
E. J. Brown 'and Co 67 William-street.) . '
Rankin and Birch, 63 Wlllizin.street co reof Cedar.
Fisherland Faxon, 73 Williana-street:
Fisher; •Blaslifield and Co 139 Pearl-street.
-A. R. Thompson, 52 Beaveristreet.
Rmi
ier and 'Mecke, 43 Wi lians-street opposite the
Exchange.
Penniman, Bird and Smith, 3,William-street.
.Eno mid Phelps, 120 Pearl-street.
George 11. Williams, late of the' firm of Williams,
Razkin find 'Penniman, 21 Exchange Place.
HOSIERY.
''' Nichols and Trowbri •thie, 5f Willtate-street.
I HOUSEKEEPINGMRY GOODS.
George )lasting and Co 5 S' uth William-street.
I SHEETIN S, &c.
R. and-LL M. Stebbins, 17 lasaau-street.
i ' CLOTHING.
' Lewis). Brown, 179 Peatl•;kreet: ,
. FANCY GOODS.; COMBS, 4-c.
Wm. 11. Car and Co 1861 P
_od-street.
Francis B. Rhodes and Co 12ff Pehtl.street. •
Levi Cook and Co 133 . Pearl-street. -
WATCHES AND JEWELRY:
PelloWs, Wadsworth and do 11 - Maiden Lane.
FelloWs, Van Arsdale and Cooper, II Maiden Lane;
Louis' S. Fellows and Schell, 21 Maiden Lane.
S. P. rtiams and Co 19 !Maiden Lane
Read, Taylor and Co 9 Maiden Lane. 1
.8. Hammond and Co late Bennedict red Hammond,
44 Merchants' Exchange: 1 ,
II HARDWARE.
%Yeti and Gillespie, 193 Pearl-street_
A. V+ . Spies and Co 218 Peathstreet.
Richard l'atrick and Co 241; Pearl-stre et .
C. 1.1.1 Conant and Go 217 Pearl-street.
Foleer,lllunt and Alford. 219 IPearl-street. •
Hunt; Woodward and Conner, 9)5 Pearl-street:
.)...no C. Gascoigne,ls Gold-street. '
Davenport, Quincy and CO 61 John-street:
John}}}} Bruce and Sons 192 Water-,tt eel-
Shel en, Pnelps and Co 2, aid 27 South William
street:
Dennlstoust and Disbrow, 63 Pearl near Broad •st met:
Townsend, Sayre and Clarß,76 Pearl street.
Wolfe and Bishop, 87 Maiden Lane; •
Richard Kingsland and CoI Sil Maiden Lane.
Francis Tomes and Son, g Maiden •Lane. • . .
Thonias and Blackwell; 8911.Vater-street.
Osborne and Little, 33 Woken-street.
FANCY HARDWARE. .
Wm. H. Smith and Co 4 Maiden Lane. ,
. I NEEDLES.
.1. and F. Wartin, 72 Maiden Lane. • ,
•. cluoTrs STLEL PENS, 6r..C.•
William Jessop and Sons. l 9l Joha-street.
CHINA, GLASS AND; EARTHENWARE.
Oscar Cheesman, 109 Water-itreeL, ',
T• D Moore and Co 69 Water-street:
Titus and CortelyOu, 111 Water-street.
It. C.; Wetmore and Co 851Water.sircet.
George H. Clapp, 103 Water-street:-'
It. F
t Haviland; 62 Maiden Lane. :
Cam ron, 'Moore end Co 115-Maiden lane. ' •
• Barb w and Wheeler, 74 Pearl-street, corner. Comi
ties tali . ,
J. and J..F. SeynUmr and,Co 63 Pearl-street.
George Washington, 06 Pearl-sleet:
C. Pierce, 76 Pearl-street.
Ilene) , L. Stevenson, 270 Pearl-street.
I GROCERS. .
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Babcock and Co SS Water. street.
Starkweather and Thurston, 63 Water-street.
51 el, Rodgers and Co 61 Water-street. '
Kest vick,.Onderdenk and Co 57 Water-street:
Wilson and Cobb, 49 Water-street. -
Kentl, Kinnan and Co 47 Water-street.
I BOOTS A. 19.) SHOES- ,
Spotrord, Tilestoe and Co. -149 Water street '
1) WO A Wesson, 157 Pearl street ~,
A and A G• Trask, 124 Maiden Lane '
Calvin W How, ;11l :golden Lane ,
• I DRUGGISTS
11 11Schieffelin and Co, 101 and 100 John street
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!Ina ley Phelps and Co 142, Water street
Dlvriay tad Tolman 105 'Water street , l
Law , o nce and Keese 121 Maiden lane
Joh son, Moore and Taylor 81 Maiden Lane
pi E.STUFFS, DYE-WOODS, ACIDS, etc
' . William Patridge and 'Son 27 Cliff ar .
STATIONERS, etc ' , •
Ricand lontrel 61 William at
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Geo F,Nesbitt Tom F i u ne wi lo l u E il a d s ing irner Wall and
Wats streets
. R C Root and Co 152 PeUrl street corner Wall
Eli White and Sons, 168 Water street
HATTERS and HAT TRIMMINGS -
IT. and H. Haight and Co 170 Water Street. ..
rtwirt and Hurlbut, 158 Water street")
Maltby and Starr, 147 Water street.
. INSURANCE ;COMPANIES.
The following Insurance Companies would Inform
Merchants and others in neighboring cltiek, that they
are folly able to meet all their liabilities, and take
risks of Insurance on property, env• as usual, '
SUN MUTUAL INSURANLE COMPANY.
Marine insurance I ' A. IL Nelson, Prescrt.
PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Marine and Fire . I S. Baldwin Presd't.
CO. 4 TRIBUTIONSITIP INSURANCE COMPANY
Fire nd N inla n d l:oT I:o,AN N 7 s :
i t gNa
INSURANCE
INSURANCEI
u on ui
4. 3 .,
c. Smyth
COMPANY.
COMPANY
: R
parigheNi
Philips
fp. l g ' re,
Sec'rys ' (1 t .
MER ANTII.E MUTUAL; INSURANCE COMPANY
Mari] e and Fire I L L. Gregory Presidknt
CO ,UMBUS ' [o4lo] INSURANCE COMPANY
Fire nd Marine 1 ' I Warren Jenkins Sec'ry
Fire nd Inland Navigation , ' R Haven 'presd't
Plre nd Inland Navigatioa. , .1 W Savage
i W J Boers Sec'ry
91 TUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY .
Mari e Fire andinland i Zebedee Cook jrPresd't
_l' - LI . J B Collins Sec'ry.
13 NERAL MU,TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
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Ab'm 'Oeden President
CROTON INSURANCE COMPANY
Marl e Fire.auti Inland Navigation ''', - '
.1. D. P. Ogden president
A. M. Merchant Vice President Lewis Benton Sec'ry
EAT RIVER MUTUAIi INSURANCE COMPANY ;
Joh BrouerVresklent . , G. S. Silliman, Seery
WIL LIAMSBURG •FIRE: INSURANCE COMPANY
Agency Office 74 Wall street New York. •
' l 'Washington Post Agent;
New York Aug. 9th, 1845: 12-3 t
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BEI
EMI
=I
THOMAS PRF.SCOTT
car Ridge near Port Carbon.
• •
Notice to Ireakitaers.
E Board of School !Directors Of the Borough Of
hlinersville, give notice that the Public itehools.
of rig id borough, will commence on the first of Septemr
ber,!apd that two male and two female Teachers will
ite required. Persona %slatting a situation, will present
hemselpee at the School House, at .9 *Ma, P. ML,
on Friday, the 29th inst., for examthatinn. 1 ,
. J. W. ROBINS, Beery.
Millersville, August ft, 1 32--3 t
.
,
. • Notice. ' , A •
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NO
fICE - is hereby given that • "The First Me
tbodist Episcopal Church in the Borough Of
Pousville." bare applied to the Court of Commiin
Pleas of Schuylkill Comity. for a Charter of loser
poration,aml if no sufficient reason be shown to the
contrary, a Charter will be granted by the said Cool%
at September Term. nest.
[ .
By order. Otthe Court.
I CHARLES FRAILEY, ProthcMniary.
August 9.. .1 • . :3'Z-3t ;
• •Lost—Flve Dollars Reward.
LPST between last Thursday Morning and Saturday
afternoon, July 19, 1646, the cam of 416 00. either
at Reading Or Pottsville, or between Pottsville and
Philadelphia. Whoever, will cetera the above sum
to Mr. George W. Slater,' at Pottsville,or Wm. Donne.-
heeler. ofO'Brien & Baguet's Store, Reading, or to the
subscriber, will receive the above reward.
E 'FLICKS JONES,
Wholesale looking alias, bucket and Iceder
ware store; No. le. north 94 et. Phllede I
4rignst 9, 32-30
MI
Ou'S AT F ' S •
' • E
SEL ESTATE.
BV ulnae of several writs of Venditienti Erirenes
and Lemtria Ferias, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Scboylkill'eciunty, and to me direc
ted, will be egpoeed to Public Vendue 'dr outcry
or Vi:CD:II4DAC, rek -27711; DAV it. Almost, IthAT,
at 10 o'cloek!in the fbreitooh, at the public house of
DANIEL DILL, in the boltmgh of Pottsville
An that 'certain lot of ground, situate In the town of
Middleport, i 5 SchdflßSll toWnahip,,Bchuyikill county.
adjoining lot Of .Aura Kinaleyton the west, and lot of
Balliet lc 11:ritinier on the east, fronting on Coat street
50 feet; and.heing 200 feet in , depth, and marked in the
general plan of said town, with . No. 3, With
mina the 'appurtenances, combating of a one and a
9.;g: 4 half story frame dwelling house. As; the
Ll ,
property of lIENUY-UREI.7. ~ ,
At the same tints and place, All that one land
a half story frame house and lot 'of ground, situate on
the northwesterlfalde of Lyon street, in the borough
of Pottsville,in the county of 4chuylkill, marked in
Port & Patterson's additional plan of said borough,
with No. 1181 containing in front on said Lyon street,
20 feet; and in.depth 123 feet. bounded southwesterly
by lot ,No. II?, northwesterly try lot No. 117, antlsouth
easterly ,bY said Lyon - street. As the proPlirty of
JOHN MCFAIILAND.
At' the same time and place, all thdt certain
undivided half of a tot of ground. situate hi the borough
of Minersville, in the county of Schuylkill, hounded on
the mirth by punbiyy street, on the west by lab N 0.16,
now of taro the properti of John Sisty, on the east by
the other half of the same lot, and on the south street,
being the westerly half of lot N 0.26, as marked in. the
general plan of said borough,and being 25 feet in front.
on Sunbury street. and 200 fret in depth, with thd - ap
purtenances,' consisting of two one and a half story
frame; dwelling houses. As the property of GOOD
MAN IDOLBIN.
At l the same time and place, all that certain
tract.; piece or parcel of land, situate in Norwegian
township, Schuylkill county, bounded as follows ; bb
ginning at a stone in the Centro turnpike, a corner to
landslata Williatn Yoh,thence by the same lands south
42 degrees, west 011 perches to a white oak,thence south
11 degrees; east IS perches to a stone corner to a lot
sold to Potp & Philips, thence by the same, and Int now
Stabil& .Offerman, north Sit degrees, east 116 perches
to a post corner, in theline of land, late Levi Ellma
ker, deceased, thence by the same north I degree, west
32 perches to a post near a white pine sapling, and
larger luckorV tree, thence by land sold Benjamin Putt,
now S. M. Whetherill, Bonsel & Cummings north 67
degrdes, west lop perches to an apple,tree corner, near
the SChool-hduie, thence south 53 tlegrees, east 45 feet,
soutlii:3o 'degrees, west 90 feet to a corner iu the,Cen tre
Turnpike, thence aloes rile same, south 53 degrees,'east
2 perches to the plate of Beginning, containing 23 acres
more; or less, being part of the same premises, which
Daniel B. Christ, and Catharine his wife, conveyed to
the said Gams Moore, by indenture briiig, date the
! • 13th day of February, 1837,rogether With
-',,,- the hereditamenti;andappurtenances,con
•llllll
RI ill sisting of u two story log thielling 'louse,
ii I A; occupied as a ,:farerrystatid, a log stable
-- ---. and sheds. . As the properly of CAWS
MOORE. • ,
At'the same time and place, all Mal certain
lot, egguage or piece of ground, situate in the town of
Pottiville, beginning at the northeast corner of Centre,
and Market street, thence northwardly along the line
of Centre street, 40 feet, thence at right angles, 120
leet,lbence southwardly along the line of Coal street
40 teet to Market street. thence along the line of Mar
ket street, westwardly 1"10 feet to the,plece of begin
ning,' being the lot numbered nine (9)„in the plin of
that part of Pottsville, belonging to Israel W. Morris,
and being thesaine premises which the said Israel W.
Morris, granted to the said Gains Moore, in fee ; be deed
'dated the 1301'day of September, A. D. 1830, thiether
with the hereditaments and appurtenances, consisting
of a two story moue dwelling house, with-brick front
and basement story in the rear, and a frame siable. Ae
the property of GAIUS MOORE.
At the sane time and place, a certain one and
a half story frame dwelling house, containing in, width
16 feet, and in depth 26 feet. , situate on lots No. 4 and li,
on the northwardly side of Pottsville street, in YM1112 . 13
Addition - to l'ort Carbon l l in Norwegian township,
Schuylkill county, together] with said Int! or pieces. of
ground, on which the said building is erei ted, Mid ap
purtenant thereto, bounded,and described as, follows ;
by lands of now or late William Lawton and Others,
westwardly by lot No.B, eostwardly by part of lot No.
4, and souttiwardly by said Pottsville street, containing
in widtly92 feet, and in lungth'or depth-101 feet. As
the ;property of JOSEPH F. CARROLL.
A: the same time mid place, all that
I lot or piece of ground, in Putt & Patterson's-Addition
to the borough of Pottsville, limns the northeast part of
the South west half of the lot numbered in said addl.-.
Alen thirty seven, (37) situate on the southeasteily side
of
street or alley, commonly called Lyon: street,
beginning 30 feet southwest from the northeast! curlier
of said lot No. 37, extending, southeasterly ', l O feet,
southwesterly' 13. feet. thence northwesterly 9111 feet,
thence northeasterly 13 feet to the place of beginning,
with a two btory frame building erected thereonaubject
hatiever to all the reservations in the original' deed,
dated the 11th day of January. A. U - ., 1831, recirded in
the,officeof the Register of achuylkill county. In deed
. book No. 12, pag&239; being the same property which
Stephen Trevl4r, by his,indenture, dated the 30th cifiu
ly, A.D., iks, granted and confirmed to theaaid Sam
nel , D. Leib, in fee, together with the hereditamenis
and appurtenances. 'As the property of SAMUEL D.
LEIB.
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Also, at the sans e time and place,
Ali hie right, title and interest of George Ludefich,
being the undivided moiety or equal half part of two
certain tracts 'of land, situate in Norwegian, now
Branch township, Schuylkill county. Pecitiding,an fin
prcivernent and actual settlement, adjoining land sur
veyed to John Keller, late Jonathan Kersbner, land
Surveyed tn John Chandler, now or late Jeremiah Reed
on !the east, on the north by land surveyed to George
Taylor, now or late Jacob Heim, and southeast corner
olGeorge Stitzel's improvement, nn the south by the
Sharp Mountain, surveyed on a wan:lntl° A. F Mil
ler, dated 25th April, 1835 and containing in the whole
. 414 acres and 28 perches, with allowance. to
:it:: gether with the hereditaments and imm
H. 1-• ure
ments thereunto belonging, consisting of a
fin
log dwelling house, a saw mill and a log stable.
And the other of thesaid tracts, being the same which
was surveyed on a warrant to tranklin Miller. dated
the'said 25th day ol'April 1835, adjoining on the north
the improvements of George Stitzel, on the west by
land now or late of Michael Hollenbach and George
Clauser, on the south by the Sharp Mountain', and on
the east by the survey of the said A. F. Miller, and
containingje the whole 420 acres 81 perches! and al
loivance, and conveyed to the said George LudWich, by
the said Anthony F. Miller and Franklin Miller, by ar
iihes of agreement,, bearing date the 20th day , of Sep
tember, A. 11. 1838, with the appurtenances, enib4sting
of a log dWelline house, and a log stable. As the prop
erty of GEORGE LUDWICII. • I I
_ Al the same time and place, the one undivided
half part or moiety, (the whole into two equal parts, to
be divided) of, and in all that certain tract of land;,sit
nate in Norwegian, now Branch township. Sctillyl
kill County, beginning at a atone corner of the New
York and Schuylkill Coal Company lands, and George
Rahn's land, th •lice hy the said New York 4 Schuyf
kill Coal Company's land south 52 degrees, west 120
perches to a stone, thence by land of Burd r aiterson
south 30 degrees, east 80 perches to a stone, thence-by
the same north 60 degrees, east 101 perches to a stone,
thence by the eaid George Rahn's land north 20 de
green, west 01 perches to the place of beginning, 'con
taining 61 acres more or less, which'undivided moiety
dr said tract-of land Isaac Stauffer by IndentUre dated
the: 2lth day of June ; A. D. 1830, recorded at' OrwiP
, burg, in deed brink No. 10, page 511, gran
- led to Jacob Serrtll in fee, with the appal
me ,1., tenances, consisting of four one and a half
„, ,I- stone libuses and one two story lc ' , house
"
, I :• and frame st a ble , and blacksmith shop.—
-"--- Aithe property of JACOB SERRILL.
; OX SATURDAY, XIIE3OTIf sac or Al'ollBl'lBls • •
nt 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, at the PeoitayWania
Hall, in Pottsville. all that certain tract o parcel of
laud. situate. in Norwegian township, in Schuylkill
County, bounded and described as follows, toWll ; be
ginning at a chesnet oak a corner in a line of John
Stoutzberry, thence north 50 degrees, west 171 perch
es to a stone, thence south 67 degrees west 76 perches
to a post, thence smith 23 degreog east, 16 perches to a
post,thence south 67 degrees west 3911 perches to a pine,
'thence by a small Mountain south 23 decrees east 130
' perches to a maple, thence berth 67 degrees, east 3911
perches io a stone, thence by land 'Of John l'iliddletnn
south 23 degrees,east22o perches to a white ooh, thence
north 67 degrees east 42 perches to a hickary,,,thence
north 23 degrees west 6 perches to a stone. thence
south 8i degrees, west 5 perches to a white oak, north
1 degree west 1511 Perches to a pine, thence north 89
degrees. east-301 perches to a stone, thence north one
degree, West ell perches to the place of beginning—
containing 592 acres more or less, with allowance of
6 per coot, dm., excepting and also reserving thereout
unto George .WAlichards and Volney B. Palmer, their
.heirs and assigns a tract of Land containing 24 acres
and 6 perches strict measure, heretofOre conveyed to
them, with the aptiurtenarres, consisting of 11 miner's
houses, Tunnels and Gangways opened for the_purpose
of minin. coal and iron ore. As the Estate in THOM
AS C. W,ILLIAme. .
ON E4TUIAY, THE SOTII DAY Or AI.:GUSTc 1810, .
at one o'cloc k,ln the a ft ernoon, at the house of MI
CHAEL j GRFF, in • the borough of Orwigsburg,
Schuylkill county'; • ,
All that certain tract or parcel of land, situate, now
or late tai West Brunswig township, in the county of
Schuylkill, bounded southwardly by Tammany street,
westwardly by land of Christian Sites, northwardly
by land of Ferdinand Kreter, and eastwardly by Wash
higton street, containing ono acre strict megSure, with
the appurtenances, consisting of a large stone building,
occupied as a Church. 7••• .
Also, all that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
in the &trough of Orwigsburg, in the county of Schuyl
kill, hounded northwardly by Tammany street, east
warily by Washington street, southwardly by a2 O feet
wide alley and westwardly byint of Wm. B. Nos, be
ing 66 fkht in width andlBl4 feet in depth, and marked
in the general plan of said borough, with NO. 148, with
the 'appurtenances, consisting of a one stoat's , weather=
boarded; log dwelling house, with a one story , back
kitchen ;thereto attached, and a log stable. As the
orogen77 of the German Reformed and Lutheran Cor
gregatioln of St. John's Church, in Orwigsburg. !
• , Al the same, time and place, all that certain
messuage, tenement and tract of land, situate in Wayne
township, Schuylkill county, bounded and limited as
follows; to - wit: bounded by lands of Nicholas Hate's,
John Brown, Ir., and Frederick Shoetree, and contain
ing 50 acres, with usual allowance, and being the same
tract of land which lease Moyer and wife, by deed da
ted the 3d day of May 1636, granted and conveyed to
the said Conrad Moyer, partly above named, together
witn the hereditaments and appinteminces, consisting
of a stone grist mill and a - saw mill. As the property
of CONRAD MOYER. •
• At (he same,time and place, all that certain
War pored of grimed, situate in the town of 31cReens
burg. ip the township of East Brunswig, in the county
of Schuylkill, marked in the general plan ofeald town,
with N 0.57, bounded in front by Market street 42 feet
6 Brehm then running along Chesnut street 165 feet,
thence; along Botterplase alley 64 feet, thence along
lot N 0.156, the property of Henry Lana about 140 feet,
thence! narrowing and forming two angles to Market
street,' with the; appurtenances, consisting of a two
story stone dwelling house, with a 'frame' addition
thereto attached: a one story back kitchen, and a small
frame barn, with a basement of stone. As the Proper
ty of JOHN F. SELTZER. •
Seized and taken Into Execution, and to be sold by
JEREMIAH REED, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwlgs- '4 . . • -
burg, Aupt.t 0,1845 . 5' , • ' 31-*
PUBLIC SALE, '"
Of coal and Timber Lands, in Schuyl
kill and: Bauphil te l count ies, and How
• ses and
. 1 Lots in t * Borough of Pine
-grove, Schuylkill;county.
9MIE subt.e/ lber, will Offer' for sale at Public Vendue
at the Pennsylvania Itall, in Pottsville. Schuylkill
county, Pennsylvania: on Thursday, the 21st and Fri
day the '2:-.NI day of August. next, at.lo o'clock, in the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest of Daniel D. D.
Keim, deceaset4in.the foll Owing Tracts of Land, situ-.
ated in the Townships at Pmegrove, and Lower'3l3-,
hantango and Norwegian,lin the county of Schuylkill.
and Jackson, Rush andj.xkens townships, in the coun
ts. of Dauphin. to wit ;.• .
go. 1. containing 279 acres. 133 perches, in Plurginve,
adjoining lands of Pau) Brand, John Miller, Daniel
Stahl, John Albright and others: ,
. . .
No. 2, containing 79 sense, in the same township, ad_
joining Geo. Roth*, CO.. Jonathan Zerbe,,Williarii
Woman, and Pita Brand.
No. 3, containing 5'2 acres'. 40 perches, Pinegrove, ad
joining Christopher' Shrope, Samuel Hain, John
Zerbe and Andrew 'Sltrope. '
No. 4, containing 120!ticres, 2t perches, Pinerrov.e.ad
' joining John Huber Michael Huber, Paul - Krand,
~
John Adam Zerhe and W. Winnow
No. 5, containing 124 arcs, 90 perches. Pinegrove.ad
, joining lands of Henry Feather, ,Christimher
.Bhrope and Francis Spaetzer.
No, 6, containing 285 Peres. 109 perches, Pinegrovie,ad
joining Christopher Shrope, Henry Feathei and
William Tobias. • .
• •
N0..7, contaiaing 114ae.e0, 20 perches, Pinegrove. ad
joining Henry tholiehiner, Geo. Adam Zerbe, 'Sam
uel Hain and PetorZinimet Mall.
No. ti, euntajning 15 arm& 68 perches, Pinikrove. ad
joining amuel 'fain; Peter Eckert, _an ! William
i
Wtinan.l r V ' ' . .
Pio , 9, containing 153 acres. 12 perches, Pmearove, ad
joining 'Michael Flintier, l'eter Zimmerman, W.
, Witman, , John Zerbe. , Joseph-and David' Lenge!.
No.' 10, containing 9515gres, 21 perches, Pinegrove, ad
, joining then vacant land. ~
No. 11,, containing 95 acres, 24 perches, Pinegrove, ad
joining then vacant. lands.
No. 12, containing 63-acres, 8 perches, PinegroVe,ad- !
joining lands of-Henry Feather and Michael thigh!, ,
No. 13, containing 04. acres, Pinegrove, adjoining J. I
& G. Rapp, Francis Spaetzer and Henry Feather.
'No. 11, containing 123 acres, 80 perches. Lower Ma-:
Immense, adjoining Philip Kiniselrnan and vaeant '
land.! • ' i 1 - , ' • s- •
Na. •15, containing 13 arras, 6 perches, Pinegrove. ad
joinihr .liihn Bone w itz, Jacob Krebs, and the Say a
tarn Creek.
No 16, containing 250 titres,. Pinegrove, adjoining'
Conrad & Feather, Eckert & Co.; Jades Barnard'
Sainuel.ilaiii, Copp's land, Huber & other:4. ' • !
No. 17. containing lOU acres, Pinegrove, adjoining Len-)
gel & Tubian, John Miller and vacant land.: . 1
No. lii, containing 157 acres, 181 perches, Pinegrove.'
adjoining Henry Feather, John Huber, John 5111-'
ler, John I'. Lesher, W. Tobias. . . i ' '
No. 19, containing laLlbei es. '291 perches. Pinerrove,
adjoining John Miller, John I'. Lecher, ati.,Totii-
Lin I
No. U. containing 179 acres, Ilinegrove. adjoining
John Stiller, W.I Tobias. Levy & Hoch, and, Jo-.
seph Leri.r ' el. ,
No. 21. containing 4 5 acres, 80 perches, Pinegrove,.
i adjoining Benj. 131111RWitZ. John 51itier, John KM
oar, Samna Hain. peter Eckert. - : .
No. •22, •contnining, Ilacres, 7 perches, Pinegrove, ad
joining John A Zettre, • Swatara Creek and .Peter
Zimmerinan. i . ,
No. 23. containing 221 'Wrest. 20 perches.' Pinegrove,
adjoining Jacob Eckert, H. Bueliter,alichael Haber,'
John %%loiter, Fdederick Snyder.
No.:;.114, containing 27 acres, WO perches, Pinegrove,
adjoining Lorentz Eckler, A.-Itaudenbush, 11. Eck- ,
ler, John Huber ! ' !
No. 25, containing 7.14 acres, • 00 perches, l'inegrove,
adjoining Jacob Eckler, Hanby Buehler, Michael .
Huber, Fredericl el - nyder. -.-
N0..26, containing 27 acres, 100 perches, Pinegrove;
adjoining Lorentz fickler, A. Raudenbusli, Henry.
Eeklor. John Hu pr.
No. 27. containing 73 acres, 91 perches, Lower Ma-
nantongb, adjoining John Huber. Samuel Kimmel, !
W. 1100, Daniel Hein. Philip Ziunnermaii; John
Mitts. U. Ilebettina, 1.-Huber. •
No. 20, roniaining lit acres, 67. perches, Lower Ma-
. hantango, adjoiding Henry Umbehaur, Jolin A,
Z•lo:ter, [t Raudelibindi. .
No. '29, containing listi acres, Lower llahrintongo, ad..
joining IX A. Zerbe, Jacob Christ, Esq., Joseph;
Keifer. John Barr.' . .
No. 30, coqtainidg 235 ones, 52 pennies, P inegrove,
adjmoing Henry Feather, Michael and! Peter
Bright and i main. .
No. 51, containing 251 acres; 45 perches, Lower Ma
liantongo, min:min^ John Huber, Samuel Kimmel.
• Patil BMiiii, David ' Cupp. J. C. Kittleman. 11. Bon
'agile. inlin Brand, -Daniel Hain and Philip Zinir
merman, . .; '
No. 32, containing inn acres, 91 perches; lower Ma:
' hantango, adjoining John Ham; Henry Ileberling,.
John Huber, Samuel Kimmel, W. Hoch, .Daniel
. Hain, Philip Zimmeiman. a
1
No. 33,, containing, 61. t acres, 31 perches, LoWer Mahan.
tongd,a,djoiningl joseph Keffer's improvement, Mi
chael Seltzer, County Teinmisaioners, John Wil
ber., 'II ,
No. 31, containing 31 acres, 134 perches, Lower Ma
. hantimgo, adjoh ing Joseph Keifer's other land and
vacant! ! ~
No. , 35, containing pi acres, 57 perches, LoWer Ma-
Minions°, adjoining 11. Umbehaur, Jacob German,
J. A. Zerhe. i -
. ,
Lower Ma
'
No. 3 6 , co tabling 390'acres, 87 . perches, ower Ma
ri
' banter! o, adjoining Jacob aliller,,Philip Kumel
man, I. onatd•illick,. Francis Spaetzer, John Itir_
i,.... r - I • . , . .
No. 37, cohtainingl3oo acres, 67 perches. LoWer Ma •
~ hantongo, adjoining Jacob Miller; Philip Kune.i.
man, Leonard ! thick, Francis Spaetzer, John Hu
. ben. I ,I
Nii 38, containing 49 acres, - Lower Maharitongo, ad
?, joining, Leonard, Mick, Peter Levengood, Francis
E Snetzer. !
Nik„ 36, containing.lllo acres, Lower Mahantongo ad
. Innis vacant Lands. . , , ' ' •
No. 40, containing 1300 acres, 142 perches. Lower Ma
bantougo. adjoining Kerper and Daniel Schappei's,
Luonard Tildoif, John Miller, H. W. Conrad. ,
No. 41, containing 59 acres, 117 perches, Lower Ma-
Minions° adMining Denjaniin Beshore; Henry
• Slienker. ' Freilerick Spaetzer, Jacob Christ, jr. '
No. 42, containiogi MO acres; Lower Maliantongo, ad
- joining Adam Dobson, John Snyder, Bivalent Coal
Comp.,' - !teed, Levi S. Hoch.
'No 43, containing 100 acres, Lower MithantOngo
No 44, centainum:loo acres, Lower Mahantunr,c, ad
.
- joining Sainuenlain and William Hoch.
• No 45. containing 1 400 acres. Jackson township, Dau
phin county, adjoining Daniel Keifer; Henry Zirn
smennon. I ,1 , •
No 46, containing 300 acres, Jackson and Rush:town-
ship, Dauphin county, adjoining Jacob Keifer. 11.
Zimmerman. Solonnon Sholint tald, Daniel Ktffer..',
No 47; .coinaining!4oo :terns, Jackson township, Dau
phin county, adjoining, 11. Zimmerman, Solomon
- S.holitistahl, John Zimmerman. '
No 46, containing , 4MI acres. JaCkson township; Dan ;
phin county, !adjoining
,John illoAlister, I'eter
Koren Conrad littredier.
No 49, containing4ol acres. Jacknon township Dan- ,
phin county, adjoining l'eter Keifer, Jacob Keifer,
John Zimmerman-
No 50, containingl4oo acres, Jackson township, Dan
phin County. (adjoining John McAlister. Jacob
Keifer, Solomon Imslinfetabl. ,
No 51, eontainingl4oo acres' Jackson township. Dau
phin county, adjoining ' Peter Keller, 11. !Zimmer
.'man. Conrad Sinifinsiald.
No 52.•containftig!100 acres, Jackson township, Dau
phin county, adjoining Peter Keifer. Sidemen lin
shofstahl, John Keifer and Daniel lietfen
No 53, containing 1100 acres; Lykens and' Jackson
:- townships. Dauphin county, adjoins vacant Land
supposed John Elder.
No 51, containing 300 acres, Jackson township, Den- ,
pion county, adjoining Christian I.ey, Solomon '
Inishofstahl, Conrail Snuffler - .
No 55, containing 1400 acres,Jackson and • I.ykena :
townships, Dayphin county, adjoining Jahn Zirn- ,
merman. Henry, Zimmerman, John KRII4.
No 50, containing 135 arres..ll2 perches, Lower 51a-
harming", adjoining Benj. Bonewitz, Samuel pain,'!
' and the Schuylkill-land Dauphin line.
No 57. containing 101 i acres, 51 perches, Pinegrove
township, Schuylkill cohnty,adjoining Joseph Len-
gel, W. Tobiaa.`jolin Miller, 11: nonewitz. 1
No 58, containing :100 acres, Lower Mahantongo, ad
joining H. Stinker, Philip Ketris, Peter Stutzman,
- Philip Reed, !Adam liertgor.,..Swalara Coal Cdlll-
• pony, Geo: Zinliderman, John ...Huber, 'Frarleis!
Spaetzer. , I -
No 59, containing 75 agree, Pinegrove niljoining, Peter!
Eckert; Georgelluth and W. Groeff. '
No 60 : containing 52 acres. 52 perches, Pinegrove, rid ,
• joining John Stahl, II Doubert, Jno.llnber. ! :
No 61, containing 37 acres, 7 perches, Pinegrove, ed.:,
joining John Miller, John Huber, \V. Tobias. I
No 62, containing !lin acres, Lower Mahout:lngo, nd-
joining Pet. Lebingoad, - Leobard Mich,' John 11n-,
her, Jacbb Christ. ,
No 63, containing 236 timer, 117 perches, I nicer Ma-:
bunions°, adjoining Pet. Eckert, H. W: Conrad, ,
Jao. Huber, Shoemaker 4- Kilchner, IL ilmbehayer ;
'NO 64, containing 2.13, acres, 57 perches. Lower lla-
Minting°, adjoining Shoemaker & Kellner, pet.
Klinger. ) ! . , .
No 653 cuntaining"l27 acres. 56 perches, Pinegrove, a d-,
joining H. reather, John Miller, vacant on the
ridge of the Sharp Mountain. isi; I
No 66; containing! 126 Scrap, 55 perches,- Pinegarave,•
adjoining Strainers Creek, G. N. Eckert, Deborah
' Delbert, and Put. Eckert; Ceo. Ruth-and G. Aci i
am Zerher. 1 i . , .
No 67, containing !UM acres,Bl perches. Lower Mai
hantango, adjoining John Leshrr. Sarah ChillYi
Philip Kiiiitaetnian, Ceo. Ding, Jos. Keifer. I ,
No 68, containing ltd.:lEles, 53 perchea, Lower 513.:
• hantango, adjoining Pet. Zimmerman, G. Umbe
hain, Vacant. I
No 69, containing ;135 acres, 71 . perChea, Lower Ma-
hantango,. adjoining Pet. I.ebingond. Jahn Thiber. '
Pet,,Zimmerman, H. Fa,ather , J. A. Zerhe.
1 - ,
No 70, containing 116 acres, 14 perches, Lower E lla- '
- hantango, adjoining John Zerhe, Pet. 1-ebengood.
. "Werner's improvement.
No 71, containing ,143 acres,all6 perches,' Lri,WBT Ma:
hantango, adioining H. Feather, John' Zerbe, John
Huber.
,
No 72, contains g 283 acres, 106 perches. Pinerroye,
adjoining dw.. Bickel, Pet. Filbert, John Hubei,
H. Daubert. ,j • ,
No 73, containing, 253 acres, 106 perches. Pinegrove,
adjoining fiat. Stahl, John Huber, Peter Filbert,
Stein and Bohr, H. Kampel. ' • . I !
N a 'l4. containing 073 amen. 91 perches, Lower Ms,-
..hantougo, * adjoining Sam'l Kimmel, Jno. Haber,
FL Herberling, John Hintz, Hain and Zimmerman,
W. Hoch- ,
No 75. containing '7 9 acres, 83 perches, Pinegrove,
- adjoining aura Stahl.- Val. Stahl, Jon. Halter.
N 076, contaminant acres, 140 perches, Lower slallan
. tango; adjoining widow Ney. JO9, Keller and IJIIO.
Huber.
No 77, continiping 300 acres. Lower Mabantongo, ad
joining 'Jos..Lingel, Stalman, Kunselman, dec'd
Jac. Brepler, 'John Hither.. •!
No '7B, containing , ti acres, Pinegrove, adjoining Pet.
Filbert. and the Tulpehocken road.. ! .1 •
No 79, containing 4 acres, Pinegrove, adjoining Saln.
Hain 4. II.: W. Conrad and tract No 78. .. :
No 60. crintaining2 acres, 2 perches. Pinegrove, ad
joining trees 78, Forge land and Tulpehocken
road., .!
No 81, containing nacres.' 31 perches, Pine.grove..- ad
joining Forge.lando Jae: Huber. and .to ilia west
of several lots laid out in town lots, one owned by
W. Graeff. ! I
No 02 ,' containing 52 acres, Norwegian, adjoining Jim.
Kunkel gad others. I
1
83, containing' ;101 acres, Norweztan adjoining
John Addams, Charles Snowden & others.
NO 81, containing 9 7 32 acres, 44 perches ' Norwegian.
adjoining leaac: , Ziunnermatt, Nlet,Creaby,- and
' Snowden.
N 0.35, containing 105 actele. 141 PinegDove.
• adjoining Georgg- Melt•er, l'eler Reber*, Banger
liannia,uP rttidtllb nt'Sveratam, with :he boundaries
of Michael I.lllberh 131,41 .
No 66, containing'. tp acres., fist phichisr Plfiegrove.
roljoining BWtitgro Creek,.Gliarles thanwden.
No 57, containing ; 170* acres, Pinegrove, adjoining •
- Joseph Leugel,llblin llitber,d. Feallinr, John'
I,r, and ntlierb-', l
NO'S% containing; 'O2 lt - e>rgL \ LoWer,Mal,antango,
/-joining George litedlitart, acob :Miller. B. Spayd.-
• swatara 'cot° PlllO - Ziti thetahan, Dante?
' , Hain, Jacob Mlller,inunne,ment. •• -
No' 90, containing (acres. 1.3 percher;. PinegroVe, ad , .
joinincChurcliCtind. Forgo landk Burglars Creek,'
Balmer !lards.
No 91, containing 138 acres, :::•peithese Flnegtlive.
• adjoining B. /lints, Chirreb Land; Sbugkee& nee ,
ring, Phiiip;Ziattmerntan .111toth Ruben, Le. at
Hoch, Peter(Filbent, Jblha • Kittle:cant, Joliti"
Ban, Daniel &Ore: • a.- „
No 92, containing acres, 123 . perthesl Pinegrnve,
• adjoining , Arno l d' Shawls
.& Conrad./
George Vergeri
No 91, containing 107-acrer.6ogerehesiPlilegrovet,ad: -
jnining Jacob Reber, Adam Minig, Francis Ruby.
No 95, containfogl.s9 - acrea, 8 percbes, Finegrnee. ad
joining John, linllinger, Michael Huber, Michael
men, Fenir Filbert, Reed's Heirs:Jacob Rohrer,.
" C. Zitionernian,W. H. Buehler. •
No '96,i,,cotitaining.l63 acres,' Phiegrove, F C.. '
•
Strip. Peterl.elir„Jolin itranni,.G. German. John•
• - Burbler. Sahaelian• Filthy, U. Filthy.. •
No 97, being 21 1,41 in the . Borough of Pinegrove, In •
einifity, situated Oar, Moen* street,,
• 31;filin strent,,Alnion street, (7arrein meet; sort'
nunibered Ifti 11, PI, 17, 19,19,- 6
27, 24, - 9..V17.1„Z . , 29 , 29;.30, 31, 22, 33, 38, Mr, 40,-
.41, 45; 46.;47, 48, 49.:
No 96, 9 Basins 06 7 . the Union Canal for loading and'
unloading &ue; noon-11D feet front-by...above 340 '
f•-,t in letigth;bituoie vat the Railroad; Canal' &
swaiara Creelt%
No 99, containing:4ll acre'', 10 perches, toyer Ma- ,
hantongo, adjoinina Jolts !Tuber.. attar:till Brand..
No 1110. he ihg 3 I.lo4srii/1 Mall silent in the borough .
of PinegroVe; ejected. npnn long, No 7 and 'B. , • .
No Ibi, containing; 90 acres, Pinegrove, adjtarrlng -
John Klein,i W r Armon, l'etut Stein.
No 102. conta 0it4.110 acret , ', Pitregrove, adjblna OroYe
. & Deck, J01;1 , -Mgrkely riot biluiO3".
No 103, containing, tore., Pito:grove, adjpiniggJno.
chflOt,:pher Snug*, ' • ,
Na Itt-t,' I ontalizlog . o 16 acres, 70 tier.ties,, , Lnwer • Ma-,,
hint 01 , g , r, hcljeki:pini 11. Feather, John Ruben, .141 e. '
Sinner 4 .
N 01,15, ,rontalniiiols :tete,. 4.1. percher. Pinegwo!it,..
adjoining IJOhiNclaer. Jobn IttitTnn.D.• Bouevitz•
NO lot , . cora:Out:tie 65 .11.3!.. II parches, Lower Ma.
hantongo.l ak), - ilining. D. 13nurvitz; Bohn
Mi 4mel Stl(zei. 11. Ilebraing. •
No 107:,contanfn, : t 00 acres, 1.7, tietcholt adjoining Jno.
!tuber, K 2 I.?.."..?lerltitg, Ptitip • Zintruermath•Joho
Hants. ' • • .
No 103, cocitainingil3a aer.s. 13 1 PercheA. ll .wor Ma
hant6tren,i adifinling Jbls2 •9niter, Ile: berllng,,
Zlintitei•umn ' • .
No 109,, contairtiwk:lo7 arses. tlAperches,innegroits,
• adjoining Johii , Jliirer, D. 6i - inertia, John Keiser,
Stein tr fibfir,4oliii !lain l'e;er Zimmerman.
No 110, cm tainutg r 123 acres, 133 perches, Pinegrove.
• adjoining - I.er fi Hoch, I!. Feather, John Philip Le-
1 , Ikr dr. jObil Miller, late Jdlln Huber, now Ley, it.
froth. • t
Tio III; contaniiiiklansrss 11%.pernbes,'adjninteg. ,_
•d l7O, 4,1, the. Name tithe druVplace,
Irractm of Landshionied in Barry township: Setuyikill !
comity'partly iin itii!Coal itange.ao raid down in , Fisli ,
et's" Mali of tlie.:C6pl newton, one inn the name of Cali-
Ana • Thiel, as wortirnted. • contatning•429' acres; and alt,
and ~ tnii.otlarir•inpe name of Henry •.3.eintetret, con
taining' 413 ai.i3.lslTrid•aiiViniiiibered nvaald Map 3, 4.
and 59. • j ,
The londit iiiip,:of ' tht, Late • will be easy and madn , •
known/at the t bait'. and 'plitevof Sal ,: .
•
. :'; - 1 11F,NNENtLlas% lir. DT, 1Ata1.... ee . "
Read g Jule'll 43.15. = ,
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3/13Eit Lt N ANOt
itoV? siTouti A*l' VENDL'Zi;
rilE'subscrib44 at pubiic vendue, onstintlaiieV
1 and 2141 tlayi 'O . August next, at the Pennsylvania
Hall, in retUri.ll&„ the sale to comment;t at IU ;Oclock,
A. M. all the if!llit; title anti interest of Daniel D..D.
Nein] in the; following tracts of bpd ; and Alin, 40
shares in thellorrierry creek Rail Road company;
.No. 1. A tract 0 - 14 , 1,1tontaiiiiiie 363 acres, 13b perches
in Ilition lu . wnship„ Schuylkill xnunty, adjoining
, lands of Dali I Stauffer Jacob Stault:er, Stednullt
• & Co. •
No 'A t rad !if 4:11. containlrt7 199 acres, 158 prcben
. .
Intim toivii , ltip and
. ..3.linty afresaid; adicdnint
. Henry L.:tapir?, litenb.Stautfer and George fitielso.
P:o 3, A tract iiiiStO metes 7S perches, in the township,
and cotinQi afonisaid; adjoining David Stauffer..
Isaac FtituiTetaini Joseph Stauffer.
No 4, A 'frac: 3`;ifi acres, I.lopercbes, in said township
end connti., - adjointng T. S. Ridgway &
Kunkel, .kileadinan.& Co. and Jacob sitautfes..
No 5, A tract 0f...:16'.1 acres, I, percher. in the 'sarus
township trine.x.otioq, adjoining lands of Stbale&
Ridgway, !Juliot. Ekiaturer,. Steadman & Co, and•
Joseph Stautfe'r. •
No 6; A tract '9OOl acres, 105 perches, In the same.
township nild county, adjoining Isaac Stauffer, 'P.
S. ilidgWay & Co. Jacob and Daniel Stauffer.,
No:, A tract t0r.376 acres, 55 perches, in the same
1 to \vmhiri county, adjoining lands of 'Jacob
, Stauffer Mid it auk & Ridgway.
•No S. A tract pf:Ja99 arras, 69 perched. in the, same
. tow.nsbiplanit county, adjoining lands of Jacob
Smile ri .Ins. ph. Stauffer and Steadman & 'Co.
No 9, A tra,;t4if,;399 acres, 69 perches, in the' same
township county, adjoining-Isaac Stauffer,
Schale &lilidgway and Henry Stauffer. • ,•
No 10, A tr.:tr. - 0W.498 netts, 156 pekbes, in Rush town
, shin, colinty,Yaforesaid, adjoining Isaac :Stauffer,
W. Audearefil and. Focht & Chappell.
No 11„A tract. of 432 :films, 51 perches, in the''sarne.'
tosvngliiioa4ll county. adjoining David Stanger,
flinty Stantfer, Jacob Stauffer and George S
• improveMem.
, No 12, A traCt iSf 298 acres, 3.1 perches in the entoo,
township kotinty, - adjoinit” , Abraham Peter,
Sehastian , ;Barlet, Kunkel, and Wrn. White.*
No 13, A tract of 1813 acres; 108 perches, in the Mae .
township:mrid comity, adjoining David Stauffer,
henry and .Incob Stauffer and Isaac Stauffer. •
Na 11, A tract 0C399 acres. and 69 perches, in the lame
town thijunrid county adjoining Isaac Stautfilr
cob'StauffvOnd Henry Stauffer.
No 15, A tract of 101 acres. 101 perches, in Sugar Lnaf
township: Lii"cernetounty, adjoining John
Robert 1 alinier, John Blakely and John
. Alga the intgrest of the said Daniel D. S. Kelp In,
antait 40 sharis of the I.orherry Oreek Rail Roa4 Vona
patty, which rs Said to divide tf per cent. per antnimr
Terms, of Saki; will he made easy.
" s BENNEVILLE KEIM. - Alliance,
Pottsville. 'August Od 1915, - 31—
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W 3R ! l r ''nEnKtpl. E t ir Prebiet several courts uf=nonea
of the connthiCs cif Schdylkill, Carbon and Monimr, jp
Pennsylvadirt, land justice of 'the several Courts of
Quarter'Scs.;lons o ft h e. Peace, Oyer andTerminer, and.
General Gaol. (*livery: in said counties, and St4artge
Pohnce, 4 ooi4act4 , ..ffartiengs, Esqutres. Judges of.
the Court or }loarter :Sessions of the Peace Oyer; and
Tvrmirier 4ro General Garil Delivery, fur the trial of
vtipital anti ither otrnders, ih the said vitally of
Schuylkill-by'their.precepts to'me directed,hpAz co..-
dered a Cohrt Lir Common Pleas. Oyer, and Tertninc . r.
and General:Oa:o DUiiViTy. to he holden an Orwfgburg
on Monday the dal. day of September neat to continue
one week.
NoriceOiliffrefine hereby *Yen to the Coroner, the
- .lnstiees of e Noire and Constables of the said:Cbunty
of SchitylltilOtint they are by the said precept Icom
mantled to bi thiqi and there, at IU - o'clock in
tltclfore
noon afesidilan, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
eantolualloo.raqd all other remembrances, to do Onatkar
things, Whieh !to their several offices, appertain lo be
done ; anclatltnrise that ore bound by recognizance&
to prosecute anniust the prisoners that are or thenlsball
be in the gaol err said count) , of Schuylkill, are ha ka ,
then and there4o prosecute them as shall henna.
•Oe'd, once the Commonwealth.'
• JEREMIAH REED, Sheri ff:.
• Sherift Office Orwigs- I *•
burg, Aug 44,1845. . . 4/
N. B.—ThTe iiitnesses and Jurors who are summoned,
to attend safd dnurtoire required to attend puncseally.
In case of ormigitendance. the law in such cases, made
and provided, itillte rigidly enforced. This notice Li
published hg the order of the court; those concerned
will therefore lovern themselves accordingly. [ '
Proclamattott. --
VOTICE Whereby given, that a Courtaf,Soinmen
11 Pleas, for the trial of causes at issue, in and Or the
County of Schuylkill, will be held at Orwlgsburg, In
the County aforesaid, on Monday the Stli day of Sep
tember, to' , coritinue two - weeks. • fr ,
Therefor,eno, persons having suits pending, and all
pervone wheseduty it shall he ro appear at said Court,
wilt take rilleh and govern theunmsles aecordinglY.
J ERENMUI REED, Sheriff:
Sherirs: Office Orwilfs
burg, A tig;l2ll, 1845. S !• 31—
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.URI)II4N'S COURT SALE OF
• ;AEA L EsT t't is
PLlC'4ice es hereby gj‘en, teat by order of
Ow Orptian's Corot pfthe voaniy •
will be extioacti to sal:C - by.publie I.f - 11.140 0 1 natelY.
*nh day oIA uzusi a t 14 o'clock
in he tbrenoyn of that day. at the Eichanke lfolcl
in the I..)rqugh of Pottsville. a
.!f Lor oFtROUND,
situate on thOyest side of Centre street: in the ha-.
rough of Pottsville, containing in front on said Cen.
Ire atreet:tweniy six feet. and running hack the same
width t Aria:ins three t; being Zld feet in depth, and
being a pia of the northiver, 1141 f, nt the 101 ttlatker3
in the originQ plan"of Pottsville .with the nurp . hcr 19
with the apprirtenances, consist ing of privilege
of a ten feet;yeide alley. runni '
n'g one hundred feet
along the setirtieatit aide of sa.rl lot, elan. ai two sta
rted Brickl.) , ;velling House avid Store Ittiiitti, COUD . .
ling Rood. Flame Warn noose. Wash Illgtivt. Sheds.
Staidea, dee..late. at ppesonl oectiried hj , , Oliver dr.
Mari.merehinicand late the ests:e of „iseiab Seitz-
Inger, EN' El/FA:eased, Attendance will.be given..ind
tend , nladeiirlown, by
- .1108 T. M. PAL:Attn.' Executor.,
By the . court,
,INO. H. DOWN.ING.CIerk.
Aug. 2S I*.
..,,H , `Ra4l. Road , Iron. .'
113sT rt'ciived at the Ye. it: Stow,. 20 ion of tiy9
J Arad' iron, niche followinz aeries, to wit ;•• ',
- . 8 ;74 21x ii.
. •. '. lk ton 0, x l' ,
. . L
..: .., , v. ,
' -.. •:, ~ . 6 tan la x t, i '
All'ofw!ilei) will be-sold for CASII:m low as it ear l
be liad‘np;l: imnere nithe pine oweily. 1 '
Aug 9, 2;-,12--3L' ' ' . EDWARD yARDLEY,
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• ; Commissioner. i •
FiE subsi.ribet*,setpectfully inforids the citizens
1 tichttylMll minty that he will he a candidate fOr
CO:4SII§SIONER of Schuylkill epon.ty. at tOe ensuiail
eleetton... pledees himself" ; if erected . toldischarg?
the h ditties o& the Mfice with fidelity and impartiality.
GEORGE 11. ST.IC/ITER.
rottstilleAugust 9,1915. • ' I• • 3;1,
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