Clothing Stc;re,
Ma. EDlTOR:—Yogreeirand helghboutaare particu
larly requested to reflect upoh the best Mode of saving
money in the purchase of your welting apparel; and
to do it .effectually, you are hereby informed that you
can achieve 4he object by calling at Hr. 111cNeille's
Clothing store, No. 105 Chesnutsuret, on the first floor
of 13aaderaan's Hotel ; where you May at all times find
a large stock of fashionably cut and well made gar
ments—, comprising. in part, Cloak, at from 89,00 to
025,001—Over coats and Sack coats ft ofk 0,00 to 41/ 2 3.00
. Dress and Prock 'coits from *B,OO to 825,00—Pants
•rom f 2,00 to 00,00, and Vests from $l,OO togB,oo.
PERRY R. MeNSILLE.
105 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. .
Phitada. Anaust telt
nun finning I !--.-This good advice comes from a
friend, an educated pohystman, and one who has been
cured cif protracted Illness by "The, Improved Indian
Vegetable Pigs" (Sugar Coated,) which are at this
moment erecting some of the moat remarkable cures
nn recotkand they will eontinue to heal the sick as
lonrit they are resorted to by them; This is no nos
'MTh tnede merely to sell Irrespective of its qualities,
hitt a valuable medicine made by a well educated Phy
vician, of Vegetable Ingredients, pure , efficacious and
baYmless. In a few days,we'shall make a public re
port of several more cases of nectoan cures (far we
note no others) and the public may know on what med
icine to rely on In time of need.
Sold at 179 Greenwich st. N. Y. and Mt John s,
Martin, Druggist, Potts ille; di .C. !fah% Or
wig B burg: E. W. Earl, Readsng; S. &G. Shollea
berger, Hatriburg; Bast .11- Sterner, and 4.4. &
J, H. Eallrti Mineraville.
Cox - i-xolocs AND Ernine4tlc Diseases. — Water
he adapted tot e h nature of the fish, there
'would be 'no proPag . .llion of the species, • The soil
moat be adapted to the seed, of there will be no in
creasp. The climate •mpst Made those matters in it
Which will unite and keep alive epidemical or contagi
ous poisons, or they will become extinguished as a
lamp that is Unsupplied with oil, -So it ,is likewise
with the,humin frame ; it cannot be materially affect
ed by epidemical or erontagious maladies, unless there
be these matters floating in the circulation which offer
the appropriate soil. By purifying our bodies with the
Brandyeth Pills, which have affinity with those Impuri
ties upon which contagion feeds, we may always feel
secure, whatever disease may rage around us. true,
we may have it, but it will soon be over, our sickness
will be the affair of a day or two, while those who have
been too wise-to use this simple and excellent remedy,
eitheedie, or have weeks, perhaps months of sickness.
qeSold at Brandretb's Principal office, 241 Broadway
N. Y. and by the following authorized Agents in
tichnylkill county.
Pottsville, W. Mortlmore ; New Castle, George
Belfsnyder ; Port Clinton, .1. Robinhold &co :, Orwiga
burg, E. & E. Hammer; Schuylkill Haven, Charley.
punrzinger, ;—And by one agent in every place of
Impoitaine throughout the world.
745,
41aor
The Coal Trade.
The quantiiy sent by Bail Blind, 19,684 06—by Calla!
9,926 18—total for the week, 29,609 04.
There is an unusual demand for both Boats endears.
• The following are the rates , of freights to Eastern
ports.
- .
To Salem, . $1 2 75 to 2 00 per ton.
Boston, 01 75 to 1 711
" Portland, . • to 187 "
" New Bedford,. it 40 to 1 50
" Providence &Pall River, *1 45 t o tOO ...
. Charleston, • 411 75 - to 200 ",
" earabrldgpod& Brlgh'in,4ll 87 to 200 • "
" Nantucket, 411 75 = ell
" New York. -. \ *1 15 to 120
" Troy, ...,, , \ Ii 37 a 1 50 "
" Newark, N. 3. ..r *1 00 IA
" Albany, it 45 to 1 50
"Fredericksburg, Va. $1 12 to t 25 "
Freights to Philadelphia by Canal 0 13—to New
fork. 0 10.
By Rail Road from Pottsville fl 40 and from Schap'.
ill Raven ill 30-41. Philadelphia: •
• . .
. Tatman the politeness of the different Collectors
on the Canal and Rail Road, wq are enabled to furnish
our readers, with the followifig weekly. state of the
Coal Trade, which they can re
Rl OAD. y Upon as correct.
.. BY RAIL .
.
FROM PORT PARISON.,
For the week ending on Thursday
evening, .'" 6314 03
Per last Report, r'' 130,031 06
136,23? 09
►ROM TOTTSVILLE
For the week ending on Thursday
evening, 4,165 11
Per last report, 1,82,563 63 1 . .,
....—.,166,748 47
. .
FROM ACHOYLKILL HAVEN
For the week ending on Thursday
evening, - 9,188 12
Per last Report, 318,781 18'97008
PUOST POUT CLINTON
For the week ending on Thursday
evening,
• Per test Report,
Total,
DY CANAL.
710 i POTTSVILLE AND POUT Ckl2llOE
For the week "ending on Thursday '
evening, 6,842 04
Per last Report, . -, 120,093 11
•132,036 01
• FROM SCIIUYLKILL HAVEN
Total up to Thureilay noon
October :3,
Per last report,
1,427 12 •
3.5,623 06
37 , 258 18
FROM PORT CLINTON.
,pr the week epding on Thursday
October 1.3, 1,656 02
Per last Report; 40,697 16
Total by Canal
Do by Rail Road
Total by Rail Road and Canal,
- LEHIGH COIL TR.IDE.
Despatched this season, up to 10th ;no, lith, ISO,
FROM MAUCH cuurig.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co,
Summit.s7s3..
nom fun 261 S
Beaver Meadow R. 11 & Coal C. ' •
FROM PENN 11A.VEN
Hazleton Co al 'Company
FROM ROCK PORT,
rock Mountain Coal C.
•-
• TOTAL SYLIPASENTS.
FROM MAUCH CHUNK
Lehigh Coal and Nay. co,
• Summit Mines
Room Run do
163127
62511
Beaver Meadow R. R. and Coal Co.
• FROM. PENN HAVEN
Hazleton COM Co.
PROM • ROCK PORT
Bunk Mountain Coal Company,
WYOMING COAL TRADE.
Total to Octr. 15,'1815. : 118;745 Tons.
•
PINEGROVR COAL TRADE.
Transportation on Uninu Canal Rail road during Sept
TOPS: cwt. qr.
Sl6 7 1
ieerl4o Report, -21,811 2 3 Ton,' cot qr.
Total, '25,10 10 0
TianFport.itiop on &watara Rail Road.
• 338. 15 1 - - •
- 13,309 0 2 '' •
Total, ' 13,015 15 3
Total tons
V L. CON
MINE HILL' 4NI}''SCHUILKII.LHAYEIi S.I<Q4H•
The folloviina is the amount of goal transported
over this goad, for the week ending on. Wednesday
'Evening last
Per Latot report,
34,&610
NEWELL. Collector
Total,
• . MOUNT , CARRON RAILROAD. .
The amount pt . poit transported over this road fur
„-itte week ending an Ihursday evening last, is
5.205 Tons.
2 10,bh.1
Per last Report,
Total,
• SCHUYLKILL • VALLEY RAM ROAD.
The amount of-coal transported over this road far
the the week endin;fBatnrday evening 18, ins.t
4,651 ,
per last report 88,909
Total • 93,e53
JESSE TURNER, Collector
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD. •
The following is the amount of eoal transported
over this road up to Thursday ev'g 1
Per La it Report„
Total,
70,439'15 •
GEO. HADESTY, CollectoT
A New Article
ILVER Pencil Cases igth patent balances, for
weighi4 . 4 letters, together with n place for leads
and a barrel Steel pen, 'Just received and for sale by
11. BAN NAN, Apt..
S.
. - ..
Wandering Jew Complete.
riIIIIS thrilling work, by Eugene Hue, which I. like
-1 ly to revolutionise the religious world in Europe,
0111110 W be obtained complete. Harper's editions. at 50
• coma—and Winchester's at *l. • The iralo to) far has
"Leen unexampled. ll. BANNAN, Ag't.
,
.• Oct-•1d ' O.:—
•
•
•, Apocryphal: Testaments.
lONTAININCaII the Gospels Epistles "and 'other
V pieces, not included In the Isl ' eneTestament„ by its
compilers translated, and now first collected into one
volumejust iricenied and for sale try' •
B.BANNAN, Ag't
Oct. iSth
TO CITY:JIND COUNTRY ..411ER
CHANTS 'GROCERS—HOTEL 4 -
- STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS—f.
• CITY & ,COUNTRY FAMT-
LIES,AND THE PUB.
LIC IN GENERAL.
EkTlLft FINE TEAS.
':WHOLES.RLE:".BND:"'RE,T IL,
163 Greenwich at. near Courtiand and opporlite the
• - •• Pacific lintel, New York- •
BE pirticular to reMembor the location ot Hill store.
and not confound it with any other Tea Establish
ment in the street. This More is convenient Ito the
place oflanding of the Albany. and Troy steamb6ms,
-We beg to inform you that we have established our
selves at the above place, principally for the 'purpose
of meeting the view or our wholesale and large fam
ily customers on the North riverside.
The upright manner in Which we have-,-cartied on
our business for several years past, in this ay; toge
ther with the very high quality and moderate, price of
our goods,Aave earned for us a degree of reputation
and renown far beyond that of any similar het
e in the
United States, and we consider these the best asons
we can urge to obtain your patronage.
We have, however, much- pleasure in stating that
we haven:jade, With'great care and Judgment; our se
lections-from all the spring Cargos, and which chow*
the finest specimens of Hymn, Gunpowder, linperial;
Oolong, Pekoe, Ningyong, Congo% Souchong, &C.,
which have arrived herethis season, whieh, with - on
immense variety of fine and good mialities,; we , get at
wholesale and retattt!i -, i •' :
. . .
We have; also, the!true Goyerinnent Jaya a
coffees, as Usual; roasted and ground daily.
We continue operations at our other ni*es ~
tofore, especially at 121 Chatham street. 1 '
'We are your obedient servant
,'. CANTON TEA COMP'
121 Chatham stre et, .•.
381 Giand street New York.'
318 Bleeeker street, •
- 89 Chesnut street, & 1 .-Philadel hia.
15 North fifth sc.! 5 p
Jew Yor k , Oct. 18th 1845. • ,
IT HAS suited the convenience of certain pa ties, to
offer in the market, pipes made in violation of our
patent, and tinned. With a view to obtain the preference,
by pretending that lead pipe is an unwholesorrie con
veyance for good, water.. This stale imposition has
been urged, with extraordinary efforts, of perversion
and dishonesty, in. New York, wittiou* effect, and is
now about to be attempted elsewhere. • I I
Nature soon provides an insoluble and todestt
rooting to lead pipes, (teken in use for convey ini
that is fit to drink,) far better than any artifici,
lection for the latter can neither be permant
secure in any cape and sometimes injurious. I
interested may see at our office some of this "I
stuff that was used for ten years ttY the side
lead pipe, and judge for themselves about the cot
A letter from Dr. ROBERT Mee, of the
of Pennsylvania, distinguished as one of the fir
mists of the age. is appended below.
Nevertheless, for the benefit of lovers of the
loos, we will supply the tinned or "tin plated"
the price of pure lead Wpm' and, as we will
undersold, we hope to preserve our old relatlol
our business friends, •
TATHAM & BROTKRR
Manufacture/ or Sheet Lead, Lead Mims •
No. 45.1Vireir st.; rbila„ 4. N 0.20 Water at.
Messrs. TATHAM Sr. Blip= EEC :—ln reply
• I I
note respecting the influence of lead pipes u
water which they convey, , may s he sufficient -•
that having used the Schuylkill water go cony
my laboratory in the University for more than 1
five years,. I have never perceived the slightest
tion of the presence of that metal. Had' flier
any lead in the liquid in pestion, the reagent
which I have been acciistdmed to use It, m
rendered the impurity evident. • I
I ate, gentlemen, yours with re
(Signed.) • • ROBERT .
Philadelphia, March 23. 1843.
ste Reference la Pottsville, with regard :U4 th
Ity of our pipe, Robert Smith and B. Batman.
Philadelphia Oct. 18th, 1845;
GARE.a, & HUG
SMITH: EIRiIII.BTREET I DELO4
•
PSTENT TIN PL.,ITED •
- -LEAD PIPE:
THE attention of the trade and consumers is so licited to a "perfect article of Tin Plated Lead
Pipe, manufactured by an entirely Newprokess. for
which letters patent have been reeeived.Nyhieh plates
the Pipes an the inside with as' even Oat of pure
unmixed. Tin.
The Advantages secured by renderingso
easily oxidated a metal ns Lead swam and
rosive by, plating with Tin—at the same tin
it additional strength and preserving the el
of the former metal unimpaired--are too of
require tOmment. •
Urea' perfection having been aitained in th
facture, the subscribers are enabled to duffer
perior article at the price charged for commi
Pipe. =.
• Alt pipe sold by us is warranted not to t
split, free from flaw,, scales or other impert
perfectly uniform in thickness, and not Burp':
quality by that of any other manufacturer.
_ Also. Sheet Lead, which we can recom
superior to ..any other in the market, and wi
will sell as low as any other can be procured
111::r Persons in want of any of the above 1
ed pipe: can be supplied by B. .B INN AN,
•he Manufacturer's prices—and BR
rarrs.Harths'a re Store, Maur
Philada., Oct 18, -
PS 00
17.001 01
17,089 Ul
669,069 12
MEI
180 flat
50 T
30 2A x% and 21 x 2,1 hand'
With cilia ing plates and spikes. tor Nixie
A. & G. KALSTO,Ti.&
4 south Front street, P
42;
212,74017
664,00312
$80,804 el
Platfbrra Sealea
Af A c p re E s, s:i t tAt , fr c.t ß tn a n il 1 1 1 , o 0 a b t, c. C , a i t . l i a v Ip s
t C oi c
VS- Orders promptly attended to at my I man
Second street, Camden, New Jersey. 1
CJ ELI
9491 Caniden N.J. Oct. 1811 i 1845
BR.RPY 4• ELLIOPT,,
1 •1 1
Watchmakers and Jewell
FROM THE CITY OF PH LAD
Respectiolly a l nnou l
they have takenltheil
'door to Geise's newt
(he loWer end of CI
in the Borough of
Where they I hove
(muted a chnide a
of CLOCKS. I Wil.
&JEI,VELRY.I
1
) They pledie themsehres to sell their got
..flow prices as they can be bought at any 04
ishment in Pottsville or elsew i ere.iinil bell
ran render full .and entire satisfactioln (a
both octant) , Idnd price,) to all who may N
' with their patlrnage.- • ' 1
IXT Clocks acid Wattes of every deblcripi
fully repaired. a d warranted. I I
' • • WILLIAM BRA
. ,
JOSEPH S. ItLL
Pottsville, Oct. IS, 1815. ~
~
NOW F01?,G00D8314T.1
14,073
\I
C
(4)ii.....` _.9,%•,.....-
225938
68549
MEI
EMI
374996
31 4 09 3 - 3
AD, Colirr. pr.
MARK THE FOLLOWINU,
A l'iEW AND .CDEAP STORE
- [
Borough of pottsving,
, 1 1
rrilit: undersigned embrace this opportu
..K. form their friends aid the puhli6 ill ge
they have opened a :SEW Sl:ollE,lhthe II
ding, lately occupied by Messrs Milej.
&
tween Henry Geive's and J. C. Lessig Ho
borough of Pottsville, where they haii i e ju
from Philadelphia. an entirely new an
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOOD.,
consisting in part of Dry Goods: Graecriei
Glass, Cedar and Earthenware. Rie.-I 1
Among their supply of Dry Goods, wi
a great variety of Calicoes, Musliri. 5 i
Lames, Cashinere, Alpacca Lustres; - Dill
French Merinocs, new stile Cloth for
great assortment of r•hawleand Handkerc i
so, superfine and ,Comnion . :lGloths, Ducksl
more, Saltine's of all colers and i p'riceili,
Vestings,Cheeks, 8 lankets, Flannell, per! .
&c., Arc. Also. Sugars, Coffee. Mela,sseti,
ces, Looking Glasses, .&c, Also.
ereh and an extensive .assortme
too numerous in mention, all or
pose of at Willi/MIT= low pr
The putlic are invited to 1
ins their goods. and be con ,
qualities and haw: prices.
11,ISI 09 Tons
153,697 01
216,14 S
N. CLEAVER, Collector
4,441 04 Tbna
C 5 , 7 g7 11
A CARD
Philadelphia,
AGENTS FOR LOWBER,s
RAIL ROAD I
Pnilada. Oct. 18,
Pottsville, Oct. IS, 1e.345
PUBLIC'
NOTICE.
public will take notice that lwJo ha
a • sed on the 25th b r September, 145.1
Sharroding, of the borough of Schpp. lkill
the county of Schuylkill. as per artiele of
of that date, the following property ,1
sea. 3 set of Rail Road harness, 1 sleigh, LL
wagon and harness, and about halfarton of
bay horse, put by usin his, the said Thom
ding's possession. Alt of which we have'
possession and use of the said Themai
during our Iv 111 and pleasure.
BAST
Ociobeer 18. 1845
To Journeymen Tin pia
T ILE
.
subscriber will give employ
waOs io a good hand, if
. appli
mediately.
Mauch Chunk, brt,..ith 1845. •
Fine Utica.- •
subscriber has for sale a large quantity of de
1. .mposed MICA, commonly called Fire Seed. and
now cry extensively used In the manufacture of fire
prnof bricks, cooking furnaces, stove cylinders, &c.. 11
has been taken out °film pit. with great care, and is of
a, very fine quality, clear °nand, gravel and other Ica-
Purities. • •
It *ill be delivered on board boats, or other vessels,
at the subscriber's wharf, half a mile below Gray's
Perm Schuylkilkat eighty cents per ton, or at any
wharf below Fair Mount at el 00 per ton.
- • R. CARR.
Philada. Oct. 11, 1111.5 41--2 mo
I•
• i lDissolution of .Partnership:
• -
TE public will take notice that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between William Hooter &
Sam el Foulde , t rading under the firm of Wm. Hooler
¢,, bee been this day dissolved. by mutual consent
of tbe parties, and persons beingindehted to the • said
firm gvill please call and ; make immediate settlement;
and ihoie who have claims against said firm will make
settlement of theiame '
gad
ting Staves, Tin Ware, &o.
THE shiseritiniannounces to the citizens of Potts.
Ville and vicinity, that he has on band an assort.'
tnent'of Radiating Stoves, of his own manufacture,
whah he will warrant to be equal in workmanship
and ibeauty and as cheap as any obtained from Mina
dalia. He has also on hand a general assortment of
Cooking and Other stoves, embracing all kindstogeliter
wivlia large assortment pf
TIN WARE, do-c.
All df which will be sold at cheap rates at his store and
fact try, Centre St. Pottsville neat .door below Henry
Gelise's Hotel. • . •BYRON PHILLIPS.
Ot. 11, .41—
.
zcza
ll=
Wapted.
ITREE male teacherii, two to teach the Emiligh
EMI
TREE male teacuers,
1 hnd one the German languages, who can come well
reecnnmended as lo character and capability; to lake
chaige of the Public schools of the 31cKeanbsitte
schdol district. Proposals will be received until au,
Bth arty of November next, when the directors- will
meet at the ?tlcKeatditug school house nt 2 o'clock
P. N., for-the selection of Teachers. Schools to com
mence on the 17th of Notientber next. Address
JACOB :ItEICILLgR, Secy.
114C.Reansburg Oct. 11 1645. 41— -
cructible
kg water
(al pro
*Fent nor
il'ersone
tinned"
•it* pure
, rrosion•
&emit) ,
'tit Ctio-
Tundersigned'Audiior. appointed the Court of
A Common Pleas of Schuylkill county. to distribute
the assets in the hands of F. W. Hughes afid Geo. C.
Wynkoop, Assignees oil/laggard Ar.• Strauch, late -of
the borough of Pottsville; will attend fOr that purpose
at his office in the borough of Ormgeburg, on Wednes
day the 19th day of Nave - nicer next. at'lo o'clock in the
forenoon, when and wheie all persons may attend.
'JOHN I'. HOBART, Auditor.•
Oct. 11, ' -41.0 t
arvel
pipe at
not be
with
-
Rail Road Iron.
-
1
40 TONS flat rail If x 1, good quality, end very lit
`to used. - For sale by
1 1 :ORRICK - 8e CAMPBELL,
• , , Bare and Water vireo's, Philadelphia.'
P ilada. Oct. llth 1845 . 41-81*
~~
Ito your
pou the
say,
yed, to
wepty
a been
B. w4th
t have
PiIILi2DELPHM E REVIDING WIND
POTTSVAi4' RAIL
1 1, • WISTER ABRAM/S.BIEN T.
N and after December 1, 1844, no Passenger Train
lIJF trill be fun oti Sundays.
Mours of starting on end after Monday, Oct. 0, 1845
From Pottsville, at 9 A. M., •
Philada., 9 A. r d. J-Datly except Sunday
HOURS OF PASSING READING.
For Philada., at 10'A. M.,1 •
" Pottsville .1 12. A. M.,
RATES- OF FARE.
BetMeen Pottsville and Pbilada., 83.50 4 and 300 •
" " Reading, fit 40 and' 20
Philada., Oct. 11 :1
21
e qui-
EEO
1 2i December Term, 121.2
. , REUBEN MILLER.
vo., Simmons
,
Deter -Dreher, Samuel Miller, Michael
Miller,lsaac 2111terjacob Miller,Charlea in
Miller, Joseph Yost & Rebecca his wife, '
William Rensblei,and George Rensbler. •P4mtion.
Mi. Boman Atiy- P. Q., a copy, JEMIIt .
•ti REED. Sheriff._ 1
: SCH-CYLKILL commr, ss.
tt -
THE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
to the 1 .Iheriff of Schuylkill County,
41...1,. Gazwrino;—lf Reuben Miller, make you
(i' . ,: secure Of prosecuting his claim, then we
1(1 4. command you summon by goodend law,
'...\...,- ./ ful summons Peter Dreher, Samuel Mil
'. ler, Michael Miller, Isaac Miller, Jacob
Miller; Charles Miller, Joseph Yost and Rebecca his
wife, William Renshler and George Renshler, late of
your County, yeomen, so that they be and appear before
our Judges at Orwigsburg, at our Court of Common
Pleas, there to be held for the county of Schuylkill; on
the first day of December Term, ISO; to answer Reu
ben Miller, of a plei wherefore, whereas, the said
Reuben Miller, and the said defendants together and
undivided do hold saveety-four acme of land; or there
abouts, situate in the township of West HrunsWiek, in
the„said county of Schuylkill, bounded by lands of
Richard Stephens, Jr, Samuel Medlar, Abraham Seltz
er, William Xershner ancVothers. They the said de-
Imidants partition thereof between them, and the said
Reuben Miller, according to the laws and customs of
Mei Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to be made. do
gainsay and the same to be done, do not permit very
unjustly and contrary to the same laws and customs
ikei, and have 'you then.there the names of those sum
moners, and this writ.
soil and
nti•cor.
e giving
hoopoes!
emus to
le mono.
this su•
,on Lead
buret or
ecoons.
,u3seti in
end as
hull we
!for.
at
— 'lT &
Witness the lion. LUTHER }WIDER, Esq. President
of iiiir said Court at Orsvigsburg, Sept. Ist. A. D. 1845.
CHARLES FRAILEY, Pfothonotary.
rivigsburg, October 4, 1845. 4041
25 December Term, IBIS—
REUBEN MILLER,
Gearlie Moser, Samuel Miller, Michael
Miller, 'lsaac Miller, Jacob Miller, Chas. In
Miller Joseph Ton and Rebecca h is wife l
ilada.
Imo
William Relishler and George Renehler. Partition
Mr. Bannon Atty. I". Q., a Copy—JERE- -
711•11 REED, , Shcrif, ;
al, Hay,
~k.4.c.
factory,
!SCHUYLhILL COUNTY,ss.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
11 0 4I
, to the- Sheriff of Schuylkill County,
• OngertYnt—lf Reuben Miller, make you
secure 'of,prmiecetinghis claim, then we l
c7`44 1 11 command you that you summon by good
.41 b. and, lawful summoners George. Moser,
sr S Samuel Miller, Michael Miller, Isaac
Miller, Jacob Miller. Charles Miller, Joseph Yost, and
Rebecca his wife, , Williamiteushler and George Itenali
lei, late of your couritY.yeoman, so that they be and
anneal. before our Judges at Orwigshusg, at our Court
of ,Common Pleas. thereto he held for the County of
Schut on the first day,of Decenitter Term,lBls—tu
answer Rs alien Miller, of a plea wherefore, whereas,
thi, said -Reuben Miller and the said defendants togeth
er 'end undivided do hold one hundred and sixty acres.
or 'thereabouts of land, situate in West Rom: Nick
truMiship, in the county of Schuylkill, bounded by
lands of John Scholl. land of the said George Moser,
land late of Jacob Miller, deceased and others. They
rheLsaid defendants Inanition thereof between them
and the said Reuben Miller, according to the laws and
CIOIIIS of the.Crimmotiwealth of Pennsylvania, to be
made, do gainsay and the same to be done, do not per
mit: very unjustly and, contrary to the same laws and
• - cuitems, &e., and hare' you then there the names of
6th0,'..) summoners nil this writ.
Witness the Hon, LUTittal KIDOCR, Esq., President
of bur said Court at Oiwigsburg. September Ist. Itils,
CHARLES FRAILEY, Prothonotary.
rwigsbuig, Oct. dtl 1845. ! 40..Crt
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ABRApAg BART,.
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ry C. Carey, Isaar„,l.ea, Ellza:c Baird, In- 1 o
.eph G. Lawton, anal:Ben Virginia, him wife, I .72
lite Ellen Virginia Haird,and Henry C. Baird, } §"
.onista A. Baird. Caroline A. Baird.. Angina w q.
+ l . Baird, and Edward C. Baird, by Maria Ca- P
ey, their Guardian. ' a
N mg
Ir. Poem, Atty. — F. iQ., a Copy --JErtEmisit ~-• '
i HEED, Sheriff. : J • 4
SCIIUYLAA L COUNTY, ss. 1
1.
i . The' Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
I%A to the ] Sheriff of
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A lt
~, O r vr uEhTf;tot—lf Abraham hart ; make
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you secure of prosecuting his claim, then
isiej
we command you that you summon lby . .
'',• 41 b..,
.., good and lawful summoners Henry C.
. ' : Cate y; TiAile D'it,El !Ea C Bajid,Jm.ephG.
•I'o inn, and Ellen Virginia his wife, late Ellen Virgin
ia •i aird, and Henry C. Baird, Louisa A. Baird, Caroline.
A. Baird, aUgusta M. Baird and Edward C.,Batrd, by
M ria Carey, their Guardian, ho that they be and op.
Oear before our Judges at Orwiesburg, at our County
( qurt of Common Pleas, there to he held on the first
'.% nday of December linext, to show wherefore and
% ereas thesaid m Abraha Hart, and the said• Henry C.
( 1 .
airey, lsahc Lea. Eliza C Baird, Joseph 0. Lawton and
Ellen Virginia his wife, late Ellen-Virginia. Baird, and
II 'nry C. Baird.!Louba A. Baird, Caroline A. Baird,
r A ,e l g • u t s h t e a ir M G . u ß a a r i d r
i d n , n a . n t d .
g E c d t
h w e a r r a d n C d C.
ü ß n a d i i r y d i , d b e y d
, b d la o r l ia ol O d a;
ti ct of Land in the', township of :Norwegian, and coati,
tY of Schuylkill; containing 402 j acres, more Or less,
lio 'Tided by, 'Mrs 'and, by land of John Hughes, by
j
op's land, and by land of George Filbert, together
wiltlrall the building rinprovements, mills. minerals,
Mines, woods, waters, water courses, ways, and all
the other appurtenances, 'excepting thereout 41, lots
Of ground numbered.,reepectively , on the plan or 'draft
i . g t 9 h 3 e ,
2 1rn of St: Clair, 12, 15,46, 17, 18,19, 20, 21, 29,.
, 2,5 2n, 77, 28, 30, 31, 36. 37, 90, 91, 42, 47,
41 1 , 111, 11% 113: 119. 115, 03,115, 101, 102, 103, 104.105;
23, 344, the same Henry C. Carey, Isaac Lea, Eliza
C aird,..loseph H. Lawinn and Ellen Virginia his wife,
t
la e Ellen Virginia Baird. and Henry C Baird, Louisa
a Baird, Car o line, A. (laird, Auguraa M. Baird. and
E Ward C. Baird, by Muria Carey, their guardian, par
triton thereof between them to he made fa crordine to the
jaws and ramrods of this Commonwealth in such case
' inoile.and, provided 4 do gainsay and the
,sanie to be
done, do not permit very unjustly and against the same
laws and customs hte 'lie said ate. and have you then
there the names of Omar: Summoners and this writ. •
..Witness the.llollofablit LUTHER KIDDF.II, Esq.,' at Or
'tvigebure,"the 24th day of September, A. D., ISO. •
t1 t 1 . 1 4.9: R 18 1. 4 1. 5 .:s ERA IL EV, Prothonotary.
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splendid
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r articles,
y will dis-
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excellent
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Haven, in
Cgreement.
3 bay hor•
11 dearburn
'hay. and I
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left in the
6harrading,
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i^l, AME to the s of the subscrilMr residing at .
Ali Coal Castle, on Tuesday last, a large RED OX.
The owner is requested to come roma' d, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will
~ sold, according to law. JAMES AIcDONALD.
'October Itith r 1 ..' • - " • 42--3t*
orkers
at current
made ha-
MEARS.
40-4 t•
RILUAai nooLER,
SAMI4L.FOUf.D.S.
Eming
NOTICE
Summons
A'lF4Rs' -JOURNAL.
- .
SHERIFF,' S SALE-
_OF fIEA I ESTATE.
-
Bvirtue of a Writ of Lklrasza nets' and a writ of
. VENDITIONI Eiroaas. Witted out of the Court, of
Common Pleas of tic buyikill counts, and to me directed,
will be exposed to sale, by public vendoe.or outcry ;
Ort Tuesda . y, the 414 day of Noiernbei, 1845, .
at 10 o'clock, A.M., at the house of HILL,
in the borough of Pottsville:
No: I. All that certain frame: mesinage, tenement
and lot or piece ef - gronnd, situate on the northwester
ly side of Norwegian street, in the borough of Pinti
vise, county aforesaid, marked In the Plin of Jacob
Alter's, lots, N0..6, containing in front on said Norwe
gian street, 20 feet, and in depth 83 feet to a 7 feet wide'
alley; bounded southwesterly by lot No. 5, northwes- ,
tray by said alley, northeasterly, by lot No. 7, and
southeasterly by said' Norwegian street, being the
same lot of ground, which Was granted and conveyed
to the said Charles Lawton, by Joseph Miller and wife,
by deed 'dated March 15, ISM, and recorded in. Orwlgs
burg, in deed book N0.,15, page 211. • -
Also, all that certain two story I frame', mes
'silage or -tenement and lot or piece of ground, situate,
on the northoesterly'side of Norwegian street. in the
borough ofL'ottaville, county aforesaid; beginning et
a point 110 feet northeastward'' , fr..m Centre street,
containing In front or breadth, le feet, and in lerigth or
d "nth, 85 feet, bounded northeasterly by other land of
Chutes Lawton; northwesterly by- sc 5 feet wide alley,
southwesterly by a 10 feet wide alley,' arid southeaster.
ly by said Norwegian street, bring the same
.premises
which Charles Frallev i Esq., Sheriff. of Schuylkill
,
County, erantedattd conveyed to the said Charles Law
ton and others, and which by sundry conveyances, has
Leconte vested in him. . • -.-
Also, All ,that certain, two story brick dweillog
r.:lr• house and lot or piece of ground, situate on
!t-Li- the northwardly aide of Market street, in the
,hifrough of potisv tile, marked in Pott gr. Rat
terson's additional plait of -said borOugh, No. 13, con-,
tattling in front on said 'Market street 20 feet, audio
depth 160 feet, 'bounded northiasterly by lot No. 11,
northwesterly
. by a' 40 feet 'wide street, southwesterly
by lot ;40-15, and southeastwardly by said Market st.,
being the same premises which David Scholl and wife
gtunted and conveyed to the said Charles Laivton, by
deed dated October 4th, 1830, recorded in Schuylkill
County, in deed book N 0.15, page 521,
Auto, Ali that certain lot or piece of ground, eitulita
on the northwesterly side of Market Wreet, in the Bo
rough of Pottsville, and - county - aforesald, marked hi
Por.o ¢ Patterson'' additional plan of said borough,
with the No. 11, containing in Width on said Market
street 60 feet, and in 'depth•loo feet, bounded southeas
teily by aid Marketstreet, where said street is 120 feet
wide.northelnier4 , coy' 4 40 feet Wide aired, tiorthWes
terly by another 40 feet wide street, and southwesterly
by lot No. 13, being the name lot or piece of ground
which Charles Miller and wife, and Samuel Rex and
wife, by deed dated th'e 4th day of December, A. D.,
1830. recorded in Schuylkill County, in deed book, No.
If, page 34/ granted and conveyed to the said Charles
Lawton. -•
. .
5: At.so, All those two' frame messuages and lot or
piece of ground, situate on the northwesterly aide of
Market street, in the Borough of Pottsville, county
aforesaid, containing in front on sald Market street, 30
feet, and in depth 1(k) feet, being the northeasterf.y half
of the lot marked in Pon & Patterson's addition to
Pettiville, No. 39, bounded northeasterly by lot No, 37,
northwesterly by a 20 feet wide alley, souttfiivest
wardlkty the other half of the said lot, No. 32, and
sontheastwardly by said Market street; being the same
loLor piece of ground, which Bard Patterson and wife,
and Abraham Pott and wife, granted ton!. said Charles
Lawton, by deed, dated December 8, 1838; recorded In
Orwigsburg, in deed hook No.lB, page 52.
Also,
All that certain lot or piece of ground, satiate
in the borough of Pottsville, county aforeslid o bounded
and described as follows ; beginnipg at a post in Nor,
weglan street, and coiner of lot No. Anew or late the
property or Abrahani Pori, thence by the said N riviii
gian street south 54 degrees, west 10 perches to , past,
thence by it public alley, smith ;t4edirce, en; itfiiet
4
to the southwest corner of lot 100 '„ {taupe ' , Owe' y the
same north GO degrees, east 10jperix... to lot No. 101,
thence by the same, and Int No.)00, Ind Int N 0.09, 300
-fet to the place of beginning. containing 1 acre 46
perches strict measure,aud being the lot which is mark
ed in the plan of the Borough of pothiville, No. 108,
and which John Ely, Jr., and wife and Archibald Mc-
Intyre and wife, granted and conveyed to the said
Charles Lawton, by deed dated 30th October, 1837, and
recorded in Schuylkill County, In deed book Noi 18,
page 383, with the appurtenances, consuulng of 3 one
and a half story frame buildings, and a frame office.
o IU3O. All that certain lot or piece of gr mind, eituate
on he southeasterlyside of Mahantango street, in the
Bpugh of Pottsville, county - aforesaid, marked in
Pmt & Pattersorrs additional Man to said borough; No,
ii.'eontaining in front I'D 081 J Mahalltango .street 80
fee, and In depth 241 feet, slx inches, bounded south
weterly by lot No. 14, southeasterly by a 20 feet wide
i
all V. northeasterly by lot No. 10, On( northwesterly
by aid Mahantango street, being the same lot or piece
of grnund, which Job Whipple and wife, grinted.to the
sal,Charles Lawton; by deed dated the tith day of Oc
tob r. 1830, reccirad in Orwigeburg, In deed book No.
11, page 338' 1
4Lao, All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
on the eastwarrlty side of Centre street, in the borough
of possirille, county aforesaid, bounded northward!) ,
bye house and let of ground intended to be conveyed
toJohn McCrea; eastwardly by hall Road street, south
waidly by other land of Charles Lawton, and west
wardly by said Centre street, containing in width 60
feet, and in length or depth two hundred feet, being
part of the same premises which Jonathan Wynn and
wife, granted and conveyed to the said Charles Law
ton, by deed dated the 17th day of October,lB3s. rem,
dad in Schuylkill county, in deed book No. 15, page
473. . .
ALSO, All those five_ certain two story (mate houses
___;
and twelve lots of ground, situate on the
' - 7 castwardly side of Rail Road street, in
• •••• 7 Wynn's addition to Pottsville, bounded
Sass
gg gt: northwaMly by land of Chadee Lawton,
..._ eaatwardly by Coal street, aouthwardly
by other land of Charles Lawto, and westwardly b '
the, said Rail Road street, being eta which are marked
f t
in the plan of Wynn's addition 0 Pottsville, with the
Nos. 16, 17, 18, 19,20, 21,22, 23,24,25, Wand 27,10 t No.
16 containing in width 31 feet and the other lots con
taining in width 40 feet each, attd all containing in
length or depth 159 feet, being the me premises which
.by sundry conveyances front Jon 'than Wynn andoth
ers, became vested in the said Charles Lawton.
Also, Three roll, equal. Undivided fourth parts the
whole into foitr equal pane, to he parted and divided
of. and in all that certain tract or parcel of land, situ,
ate in the bormigh of Pottsville; county aforesaid, on
which said tract of land at town plot has been laid out
and called the eastern addition of Pottsville, bounded'
and described as follows ; beginning at a post corner
of James House's lot, thence h3t the same north 30 de
grees, west 230 feet to a post, and Moth 54 degrees, west
120 feet to a pcist, thence by Altar's addttien and Ell
Cake's lot, north 3(1 degrees, west 490 feet to a post,
..
thence by Eli Cakes lot pnuth 54 degrees, west 475 feet
to a post, thencd by land now or I , cte of Jonathan Wynn,
north 30 decre4s. west 30 feet t a mist, north 211 de
grees, east 68 feet to a post, north 224 degrees, west 128
feet to a post. north 67; decrees east 152 feet to a post
on the western side of Coal st e el, thent 'Moog the
L
Same north V 1 'degrees; west 11 feet toe nom, thence '
through the Said street north 13 egree.s, w st 57 feet to
a s pruce stead, north 531 deg ees. westl67 feet to a
Past on the west line of said ' al street, thence alcutg
ilfe same north 22; degrees, te st 06 feet to a post,
thence by land, now or late of onathan Wynn, south
671 degrees, west 159 feet to a 1 st, north leall degrees;
west SO feet to a post, north 55 egrees, west 5 feet to
a post, north 40 degree went 24 1 1 feet to k post, thence
by land now air late of the Scha •lk ill Navigation Corn
psnymorth 691 degrees, east 10S otrehes to a post, and'
mirth 24 degrdes, west 3 1 porch .11 and 6-10 to is stone,
thence by land late of John Prat deceased, north 69 de
grees, east 31Iperrhes and 0-10 I to post. thence by land
Isle John Toil dg, south 21 deer( es, east 84 perches to a
'large Spanishiamk, theme along the public road by land
late of John Pitit,deceased,sotith 21degrees,w est 1 - 71 ; per
thes to a post:and south 46 deer( es.west 68, perches to a
post, and south 54 degrees, tyest 41 perches, to the place
of beginning,; excepting anal e eluding the following
lots or pieces iii ground; let's in rked m the plan of the ,
Eastern additicin to Pottsville s ith the numbers 1,2,
3,4, 5,5, 0, 10, I 1,15, Id 56; 57, 2, 61, 72, 74, 75. 70, 78,
SW 156, 137, toll numbers 11, 12, 13, the rtortheast half
s 1 .at nutnber 22, and lots numb r 23, 41, 25, 06, 73, lots
numbers 29, 31, and a lot of great nd on Rail Raid street
sold tat John JUMPS, containin in width tißit ty-fottr
feet. and in limgth or depth yeast Rail Road street
tat Coal street, remaining India We of all the said' lots
or pieces of mound 76 never., str ct measure, being the
same premiselwhich Charles oeser, by deeds dated •
Starch 2'1,1831 recorded in Or, kesture in Deed hook
No. 11, page 3. 9 anal Decemhe Ist, 1833, recorded in
Orwigshurg inl Deed book Nat. 12, pag 349, geinted
and conveyed to the said Chart, s Lawton, with tire ap-
E. fiii„itt:it7„.thcoelriiL,", irize. .2 n " ll o h l' ese a m h e a r l i f t
f stories of stone, '1 hr story frame house and
4 1_ .
1 one story frame house. '
Also, all those frame messu es or tenements and
lotlor piece aground, situate n Young's addition to
Port Carbon,lbeing the centre tart of a lot oG 50 feet
scoot and WO ;fedi deep. 'mar ed 18 on the plaw.of
Young's addiliondo Port Carla n. said half lot lming2s
tout front on , Commerce sire t, and extending Lick
that
r width 10) feet' In other Is dof said Young, 'corn
ett:ming 15 faie't to the eastivtw rd of the 3tillCreek Rail
Road, boundedon the one side • part ofsaidlut another
Is oil the oilier side of the re snider of said lot num
ber IS in fraud by said Commer e street, and in the rear
i by other land of said Young as aforesaid, being the
same lot ofighlund which 'Jacob S. Gordon and wife
granted anderniveyed to the it 3 id Charles Lawton, by
decal dated Ma rch 30,1837,and recorded in Schuylkill
county in Deed hook No. IF; page 92. As the property,
of CH Laois ii.j&WTON• • , •
•
At -the Nef lite time and place, All that certain
lot or piece ofiground, situate in Lawton's addition to
the town of Nat Carbon. in Norwegian Township, in
-the County alSchuyikill. fronting on Seemed street 50
feet, and bounded by lota Nos. bl and 93, being ISO feet
hi depth, and niarkeil in the general plan to said addi
tion, with NO.I 92, with the appurkannees consisting of
a two story frame dwelling hensillind in the near two
one and a haifstory fiame houses. As the property of
Wm. Bosavinigt.t.. ;
Seized and taken in execution 'and will be.sedd by
I • JEREMIAH 'REED, Sheriff. ,
Sheriff's Office, ()twigs,. )
burg,'Octobetll, 1815: 41.
.
Desir4cle Priirate Residence
FOR
' THE subseciber,ht order to close ; Itll his
Nos
' i old business as soon bl, o'ffera for
N , snle his present residence in NtallantOnge
• street. , The' main building is 23 feet front
'by 35 feet dcep,arill the back buildine•is 30
feet deep, with two Fail Ours. Dining room and Kitchen
on the fiat fithir, with a Bath house. and a Furnace in
the cellar for heating the whole front building The
lot in 30 feetTront by 210 feet deep, witn a +mall stable
on the rear.' The house iis in good condition, and is
beautifully Situated, and the garden is stocked with
different. kinds . of fruit. FrISPP:,SIOI - Itwill he giien on
the Ist of April next; or initneitiately; if required. For
terms &c. apply to the subscriber
Oct. 11,
Teaehexs Wanted,:'
CIIX male teachers wanted to teachlin the Common
Schooli of the borough of Schuylkill Haven. I Seal
ed proposalsiwill be received up to the 3rd of Novem-,
bee 1915, befog thC fiat Monday 'ofsaid month. .
MARK MELLO% rnaldenti
Opober .!
••- • :
GREAT CENTRAL
PHILADELPHIA
OildlglNG- ESTABLISH:OIE NT
•
Court of 4frpricyt and Dectriu street,.
- _ NO: 210. • •
THE MOST EXTOSIVE EOTABLISIDIENT.
OF TS!: KIND IN Trig !UNIT= IreATF.S.
i• ,: .
• IMNIEL CRETH,* • •
•
NO. 210 MARKET STREET, EOR. br.nEcAtiut
HAS now finished the most extensive assoninen
of FASERONS FILE' CLOTHING: ever offered
in the City of Yhiladetphia , •
• lam warranted in making thial extentlive prepara
tion, in the factlhat I hive a larger. custom -than any
two st• ifs' in the city, and importing nay own Goods
direct in large, quantities; of the icesta and Moat
fashionable styles. nefore the other tailcoat, who buy
in small quantities. have commenced making up fur
sales, which warrant- me in Makingthe assertion'
that I can sell a suit of Fashionable Clothing at a
lower price to the Customer than cuts at some
stores to get the goods Made. , •
• I wish the public: to understand distlictly, that this
einablishment is co'nducted on the prtnciple that I
can and do ntrer better terms to, my customers than
can possibly be afforded by any other in the business.
The reason of this is plain —I conduct' my basilicas
entirely on the Cesit principle, buy'and sell entirely
fur Cash, keep no books of credit, and of .couvae . do
sot have to keep - Clerks to attend to *lie bad "debts.
Thus much for the principle on which I conduct bs.
siness.
I have now finished, and ready fo'r FA LL and
WINTER SALES. about 35,thM gartilmits. of the
newest style, the cut and make' of, vvh'ch is univer
sally acknowledged to he imermilled.
Super super Dress mid Fronk Coats, n every vari
ety el shade and color. .
Newest stiles superlative French and Arherican
Casstmere Pants. •
. A large and most splendid assortment of rich style
- Silk Velvet. Merino and Caehmered'Eeosee Vestings.
of my own importation, the style - or sdme ofwhich
cannot
cannot be had elsewhere in the city.
The most extensive assonment of super Cloth
Cloaks ever-seen in Philadelphia. with every variety
nett , style Woolen, Plaid and Striped Lining.
Asphaltum, Rover, Bangup Coate-4 - large variety,
with different style TrinimingsWaved 'Beaver
Banithp Coats. Plain Beaver do`, Adelaide Sack do., a
new and beautiful article fur r.a easy and pleatant
Overeeat.
1 have the largest display tar Cloaks ever offered in
the city; with every other article in my line of busi-
ness. which I am . deterlnined to sell loWer than can
be
be offered by others m the trade,
Philadelphia Sept. 27th. 1815 39-6mta
We recommentlall of our friends vialtingthe
ty to call at the Pekin Con4a4'.i Store, aP4
lay in a ,supply of their delicloui War.
THE PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
• No. 30, sotT4 sicOsp!ap
Iletweeq Market and !Chektut,
." .
H [
AVE constantly on. hand, and for sale, whol esale
and retail, a variety of choke fresh Vas, at tow
er prices. according to the quality,, thau they ran be
bought for at any other establishment Jape city.
' CZ- Tess, exclusively, are sold it Aids hopse, and
several varieties, which cannot be obtamel eliewhere.
Any Teas which do,not give entire satisfaction, can he
returned and exchanged, or the money will be refunded.
Tne citizens of Schuylkill County, are respectfully
invited to give us a call. G. B. ZIEBER,
• Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
Pidlada., Sept. 21,1845. 29-ly
FURS ! FURS r!, FURS !!!
M D * COHEN
•
14035. 2d at. Philada. Furrier 4. de aler
HAS just finished and Is still manufacturing a splen
did assortment of fancy Furs, consisting of Muffs,
Boas,Victoriaa, Trimmings, &c.., made 'of Mar
tin, Fitch, Lynx, Genets, Siberian Squirrel Skins,
&c., which he offers wholesale and,reMiL at the low
est possible prices. ?!.;
er All kinds et FURS, purchased at the highest cash
prices.
Philada.; Sept. 27, 1915, • • 25-2 m
SH.MSPE.IRE! -
CLOTHING STORE,
N: W. car. Chains' cp Sixthittred.
THE Proprietors have connected vita their customer
business, that of Ready-made Clothing, and now
offer to the public, the most splendid assortment of ,
READY-MADE cLoTHING,
ever before exhibited. The Goods are fresh, and made
in the latest style, the entire stock . having been made
within a few weeks, under their imulediate superinten
dence.
The style, quality and finial
to style, quality and finish are unsurnassed, and the
goods will be sold as cheap, ex by tiny other house in
the city. A large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Wallop of every variety of quality and, style on hand,
which will be made up to order.
Philada., Sept. 27, 99-3 mo SMITH & SWIFT.
I,IE.IIDY-MDE CLOTHING
Establisent,'
No. 292 Market street, 'Philadelphia.
THE gabscriber has now on hand onu of the most
extensive and• beautiful assortments of HEADY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered for sale in thb Phila
delphia market. The Garments are al) cut in the most
fashionable manner, and for workthanship and quality
of material cannot be surpassed. • 'I
COME ONE! COME ALL!! to M. TRACY'S Old
Pioneer Line, 292 Market Street, where you will be sure
of getting great bargains, as he is ; determined nut be
undersold by any competitors. Hsi boys and 'sells for
Cues, consequently he can sell greater bargains than
those who buy on credit.
M. TRACY, Market stteet.
Philada., September 20, 1813. 1 • 39-3 mo
Pb Saj.q.
PURSKIANT tA an order of the Crt of
'Schuylkill County, the suborning appointed by the
said Court for that purpose, will expose! to Public sale,•
at the public house of Abraham Seltzer, in, West Bruns
wick TOwnship, in the said county, mi Satitt;day, the
22d day of November next,at 10 o'clock, A. SL, of said
day, all the Real Estate of Jacoh:Miller, late of tlio
said township, deceased, to wit ;
Nn. I. Containing 109 acres,3B perches of ad
joining the Little Schuvlkill R ail Read, land of c.oorgeL
Moser, -Samuel B. Meillar and others; The improve
' ments thereon consisting °fa large house.
barn, stables and all other necessary con
~s•s i veniences, spring-muse and goodiwater at
II a 7 - A the door. The buildings are on the. Cato
winos read, and this purport comprises the
nrincipal part of the Homestead farm of the said intes
tate. .
No; 2 Containing 511 acres 60 perches land, ad
joining the said Rail Road on the north, and he river
Schuylkill on the south, being part of the said Home
stead farm, and being all bottoM land on the river
Schuylkill; on this purport there is a saw mill m gam,
order, and a valuable water :power. embraing the
whole of the Little Schuylkill, with Baffle', ut head
gad fall for any iiiirpore.
N 0,3. Containing 51 acres B . 3,perehei of lard, boun
derry the River Schuylkill, ini k o of John St hall. John
Bond and others, on the said 1 - .)atawissit Ito; il, being
principally farm land, -in a good State of cu tivation,
with a proper proportion of well timbered land.
No. 4: Containing tin acres 75 . perches, holinded by
lau4sof Jblin Schall, John Bond and others, bding Tim
cer Land—all of which said Real Restate, is situated on
pr near to,the I.ittle Schuylkill Rail Road, mid within
three miles of the Town of l'Ort Clinton, aid in the
said township of West Brunswick. ,
The said Real Estate is ordered to tie sold upon con
dition that fire per cent of the purchase monei en each
purpart, he paid on the day of 'sale: That one half of
the balance thereof he paid on this first dayl of April
next, and the remainder In one year thereafter with in
terest front the first day of April next. Title iJade - and
secured at the expense of the purchaser
JOHN P. 'HOBART, Tti/stee:
. By the Court.
.JOHN 11. DOWNINO Clerk.
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THE PENN.
gest. of all the acts of Assembly and iteeisions of lit
Courts from 1839t0 1815, on all sohjsco connected with
the' rights. duties, authority and jurisdiction of Alder
men and Justices of the Peace. with rill directions as
to the mode tit:procedure and all beceisary forme, en
tries tVc., &e. by R, E. Wright,: couneeller at law
POre 100.
Just received and for sale by
i 8. 8.
October 4th.
11. , 11ANNINI.•
lElip4o Springs and
HE tam - Tiber has just reteived
T
tie Slit lags at PH- cents per the •
Bellows very low, q Alla Hardware
1 • HEOHGr.
October 1 'ISIS:
VALUABLE ,p 9.111, LAND
FOR
TAE subscribers, a.sslgneet of Genies s'l' Claim.
will expose to publiitate on Saturday. the-Stb day
of. lloyember next, at lo'clock, in the afternoon, at the
bottle of Fos & Mortimer, Innkeepers In the Ilmoiach '
efllillottsville,ln -the COunty of Schuylkill. the fonnyr-
Ina tf.eserlbed Real Estate; The undivided half of a rer
lain tract of COAL LAND. situate in (laity and Nor,.= ..
wee= township.. Schuylkill Courti . , 'bounded by
lands q John Liattman;reter Knabh ihri n‘hers, ron
'tairung 157. ACRES More or less'. .This tract GC land Is
'Suited one branch of tlm Vit SchuYlkilta t w milee•
from the heed ofthe West Itrauch Rats'-road,Lnit con
tains a h_orizontal bed s'icauperior Coal, with alMot sev
en feet light covering.on whiclaalbaCt has been shalt
throu,gb Coal, thirty feet deep. ViereAre on the POP,
,
'' . ...... i toes a laree log house, and stone Is.r.bsta w
,(uo
C
a. ,-7 occupied as a tavern,) with stables, thede. 4^e
m V the old Sunbury road, misses immediately by
the taTern. The terms Of 1 , 3,0 will be made knows by
the Assignees, on the day of sale. .
t'LI.AR.I.ES "FRAII.EV, . .
L• • - . J%O. BEITENN/ AN: .
•
, Atistxnees of Geo. W. Damn.
.
. Pottirsitie, October 4, 1515. ' 1 ' 40.14
es' U. et. iflatetto: Philadelphia, will insert onee a
week toil sat:;, mark price, ai,oiSend hill to iliac' 'iffire
for payment. ' . : ' i
PuttsuANT to an order of the Orphans! Court of
Srhuylkill county, the 'subscriber adsuiniotrator r.
t. a. of the estate 01 Peter Stein. late of , 1.0, sr Ma ian
tong° townehip. in the county of Selitty
will expose to pale by Public • Ventlite, on Saturday the
Ist day of November next, at I o'clock in the af crown,
on the premises, to the toww:hip of Lowe: lalta Mango
and county afore Saul : A rertaiti nies.page and , tract
or land. Situate in the township of Lower
(minty oflSchttylk ill; bounded by Lando of Fredrick
Coleman, Flvdriek Swaim, Andrew Sunlit and others
4.:,.„ 7 .- containing about 40 sere'. : The linnrOve
riF.,..• menu are a one story 1.6 e lion,e "and liartira
:i•ill spring of good water, Orchard and a 'qua , ,
piece of Meadow ground—late the estate of said de, eni
ed. • Attendence will be given and the con il it iOns of bale
made known at the time and place of sal. by
JOHN STEJN,
.Admlnistrator cum testament., annexo.
By orde of the Conn, - 1
' . JNO. 11. DOWNING, Clerk.
Orwigsburg, - Oct. 4th 1913, : ' f 40—
Orphans' Court Sale
1011RgUANT to an ruder of the Orphans' Court of
f Saollloll county; Jacob Hummer,! Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Abraham Hoy, late ,t the
borough of Orwtrsburg, deceased. will expo:oe to sale
by public %endue and outcry, on tiatuiday, the first day
of November, 1545, at one o'clock, P. M at the house of
Michael Grastr, Innkeeper in Orwigsburg, the tollow
ing Real Estate, to Wit.—
No. 1. A certain remand tract (Aland, situate part.
ly tin the borough of Orwissburg, partly in We:st
Iltansiviek township and partly in Manbeint to tensirtp,
• ScboOkill county. bounded by lands
I now or late 11. Pillitney,Joleph
IS• •• • : 4 . Daniel Umber% Ihmjainia Unary, Jacob
II
pg ^tr " Hammer. George Batley, tram No. 2, and
- other lands , containing y. 2 atre3 •• tiud 63
I
perches strict measure, with .the appurtenances, con
sisting of three dn'el,ling houses, a large 'ionic barn,
two stAhle,a and at s;w mill. ;
No. '2, Situate, partly in West Brunswick township.
and partly. in Manhcfno township in said County. ad
joining trail No l mtd fonds of Joseph Roy. George
Bodey and tract No. 3, contain: 'al acres. 105 perthes
strict measure.
N 0.3, Rituals in Manheim township. and county a
foresaid adjoining tract No. 2. lands of Joseph Boy,
George Rickert. Benjamin Bodey, Edward Earn and •
others, contaimag 62 acres, and 125 perches strati
measure. ' 1.4
The property - wilt be sold to the highest and best ell
der. Ten per cent' of the purchase money to be paid
as soon as the property is struck down, and the balano.
on the first day] of April lent, except the widow's third
which remains in the hands of tbe purchaser. the in
terest thereof to be paid to the widow annually.
lAcos 14,11311E1t, Trustee.
By the Court.
'JOHN 11. DOWNING, Clerk. '
Otwigibur,e, Sept. 20th 1815. 37-7 r
GRAND EXHIBITION !
trnexaz,:ipled Attraction::
Al 3 THE Fakir of Ave has ceased to amuse our chi
genii, we think it will be gratify Mg for the Public
to learn that imitsemente equally as attractive and
mole profitable' than those given by the Fakir are now
oexqgx the store of the subscriber. The amusements
are titiwevcr of a different character. The Fakir's meth
od of amusing his ',audience was humbug and nothing
but humbug, and the undersigned's system of amusing
his audience consists of bargains and nothing but bar
gains, being a grand display of seasonable um rehandize,
which for cheapneiiii is unparalled in Ancient or Modern
times. His stock ofgoods is larger and he feels quite cer
tain tint he can in the lapse of a month by st ientitic et ;
periments reduce them to the little end ofnothing.wbich
will he a beautiful and unprecedented feat, and he
doubts not wtiriesult quite profitably to his customers
and most Certainly agreeable to himself The plitinso.
phy of this magical operation consists in the following
grand secret, viz:--Goods are offered at such exreed
ingly)ow rates that the mind becoming excited,the fan
cy antused,and before the exercises are neer, the purse
wilt be considerably relieved. Admission free and no
charge for showing goods. I
HEO.! W. SLATER.,
P. 'll—in addition to the abiivieshibuion, there can
he seen Twelve Thousand Shingles—they are quite at
tractive, being very cheap and good. I '
Pottsville, Septembet 27, '
PURSUOM to an order of the Orphans' Court of
Schuylkill county, the Subscribers; Executors of the
estate of Michiel Bolig, late of Barry 'township, in the
county of Schuylkill, deceased, will exPolic to sale , l'T
Public Vendue, on Saturday, the, Bth day nt November
next. at 1 o'clock, in the afternoon, on , the premises. in
the township of Barry, county of, Schuylkill. hounded
bylands ofJactib Welter, Henry Haig and John flag
man, containing 64 acres ,or i thereubouts. The iiii r
ezt*.provements are asdw-mill: a small bowie
and barn—late the claw of sald deceased.
Attendence will be given and:the conditions
.
of sale made knoWn at the' time 'nod I place of ante by
e : , HENRY BOI.IG,
~, . ' JOHN' HOLIG. I }Exocutor.is
By order of the Court, ' ' • - 1 1
JNO. 11. DOWE'IIXq, Clerk.
Orwigehurg, Oct. 4th, 1815. '• i t I I 45,7
PROPOSIM.S. for buildirig Schuylkill Dames, and
keeping them in running order for years. .
First.—The undersigned, with; an 'ea : Nrienre of 00
years in the building of Boats and Daises WM rottiract
to build 50 to 100 Coal Boats, suited to tho enlarged locks
of the Schuylkill Canal, to carry coal from powitie to
Philadelphia, of 200 tons burthen' at 51' feet water, for
$lOOO each, Find to keep said hnatsJin
eider for rct tit:spa. Or lice will permit) at lite follow
ing rates - fur FoS4 running
each year, or any part of 0.41 term :
'lst yr. Utl. 3d. 4th: sth. 6th.' 71111 Oth• 1012.
$2O - $4O SCO s:',o $lOO $l2O $l3O $l-1O $l5O-$l6O
Reins 10 per cent on the cost.
ercontt.—l am ready to contract for tl a huiblittg anti
to'sndeeked Barges. of '2OO tons Mathew —author' to the
NewNork trade—at $l5OO each, and keOti them in good
running 'tiler for any part of a term df :Ma l Fain., at
the following rates :
Ist "sr.. 211. 24 4th. sth.; 6th:-'tit.4th. ,ih. 10th.
$lll stiO *SO $100.5120 $l4O $l5O *het $l7O 4:160
Being S per cent on the cord. ,
Third.-1 run ready to cOntrict fortthe building of 20
Sailing Barges—with centre board ; tr,,esclusive of
spars and other rigginsralculaierl! fir ,the nudern
trade of 200 tons burthen. at $1650 to statii. And keep
them in repair at a slight iticrease of ratea, equal to h
per cent an the whole cmtL ; I
Fourth.-1 am also prepared to build
decked vessels, calculated for propeNr;
staid yes...hi - shall lie substantially lift
timber to be had in the . Valley Of the r ,
its tributaries, well fafitened with wrot
bolt iron, well - kneed throughout, an
Workmanlike manner. 1
VoEstimates of repairs are-intended fc
wear and tear'onlv.
.1011 N M. CROSLAND,
Pottsville Oct. 4, 1815
New Books.
The Expectant, by Miss Pickering ,
The Babylonian Prince s, 2 parte
f hillip iiigniitos, by limes .„ I
Wealthy CitiXens of Philadelphia''
Liulies'! Work Table - Rook
Mclienxie's Lives of Butler, Hoyt, Sc.
!lamella Plciiirial Bible, No. 90,
Martin's IlluAttated Bible • j •
Connie lilt Detertors for October •
The De`orinea. a thrilling Novel
The Daughter a thrillingiNi
All of 'Min, Piekering's work., each
The Wbite Slave of Russia , kr:l
Tngettier,witli a variety of other e
published ngt for sale by D.
Oct. 19th
EL4GrINT BOOKS. JIND .INNU-
ALS FOR 10413. • .
LEAFLETS of Memory. oer:toils - I bound for lgtfi,
Native Gems - or Atoeticatt Wild flowess, in Ciao
, inn Turkey. : ' L ' - ft 7 fit
Pilgrims of the Rhine, illustrated, in Cninson Tur
key, :1 7 (t
Book of Shakespeare Gents, with abuitt SO spilt!
• plates,Turkey 51 - oroeco, ~ • 8 Csl
May Flower, for (Sit,. 1 I •
Rose of Shardn for ISA, , ' ,
,
' Together wither variety of the other ate:riser 'Annu
als, and a large assortment of the other honks s ii , 31,1s
for presents for the .yoting;ttelertedi with care. all of
Which will be sold at the publishers .;cash prices by
B. IBANNAN, Act. '
DM 16th
Amusing G
THE Strife of Genius,'
1 ()rilele or Fortune,
Cruine,
'ards,.
Game of ilerniis,
Dmintiry and his DuniDi
Dissected Pitziles.A.,
.
.Togethet lirith a yarif.ty of calor arousing articlog
just received and rot
ea:c at rhilatfrlphia pkire!z,
11,•11ANNAN
***
Oct 18th
Stray Ciinv.l
•
STRAIT 0 away from. the KIIhFCTSIbI•T, TO.llltor near
about Fu' weeks ago. a later. tittIN
MX ern, with a- white face with both !horn,. borer!
near the tip. with one of the. horns Ibroken oti where
bored, and hunt nn a large flings Belli tied with a strap.
Whoever w ill retorts said now to thitoubsenbe.x,•if gine
him information where' he chri get her again. shall be
reasonably rewarded, 'ISAAC I.IOIIGEA.
'..oetober !S! . •
ANNAN, Ac't.
40—
ellows
supply of Elip.
Is°, Bliektmith'n
Store, Centre et.
STIOTITER:
Public) Sale..
lEEI
Public Sale,i
To the Pullie.
Stoont Togg or
, llt 1 1 0000 eget).
It. of the: best
squettonnd and
ght =piker nod
tinikhed ill a
for the ordinary
Boni Rnildrr.
40—tr
=II
1 ~•~~
7i
!=llll
heap tinnks jll5l
ANN AY, A, , z`t
, • 42,-,
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AIINt:RS'• JOURN4
.170 r% Tsiss..--rAreordin t.cs the. follow-,
ingextract a letter; published ia the•Now'Or;
leaves Picayune, written by an officer of the semi I
at ,Corpus tiliristi—the post oecupted by Gen.
Tay lin 8 i ` . 7k 717`...y 9ecupatium " " cannot be'pirtic4.
tilarlc desirible; ' - i• t• i• •it
- • 747 . 1 ! iIF I 7 / 7 3
• Corpus Christi; 1345, S.
• ' • • Florida may be the "land of promise,' " '
but Texas is the, lend' Of "varmints." In clearing;
the iron 4 to pi th my tent, I killed a water ruoe..
etsin ; alir.ltt! 3 °clock in the morns I was wa...
kened up I, yithe' barking of a I. - he had just
run, a tattles/take ant - of rit neighbor's ta44..
when the ranting and barking roused me-.fine
rattles=captUred., I again lai
day broke, a yellow necked lizard area coVitne i hid
eyes cunningly from the ridge pule of k o l
sent 'r
sprang up. seized my hoot to despatch bun, when
lo out of the boot dropped a tarantula! Ex
hausted front fright and fatigue, I sank:hack into ti
chair; but iWo sooner down than I was compelled
rapidly tO"ali,indon my position, bavin been stung
bt scorpion! • • • • •
Besides the enema , mishap', ha loot ,a valuable
dog by a shirk.
„Thedog had lumped overboard
from a boat, when' the voracious monster caught
hi . s' , '
Tax llxitess President Hertitsn.s, -in his ,
Message to the Congress, gives • gloomy picture•
of' the interrial-condition of the Republic; nor is ,
the provecti of the futetre less gloomy. He de
plores the utter inefficiency of the revenues of the
Government and demands the prompt and ener
getie,co-upecktion nt the legislative body to remedy
the evil .AIA the powers of administration''arsi
roralyzed for want of means. 'The army cihnot
move.' eye the President,' 'territory unsurppd will
remaillipiperl; and the hope, of ,recovering it
being °Hee lest, the neurpe!ion will be suc c essively
and gradually ,continued until it emlirrotei the
whole Reptiblic, and (I' shudder to Con Tess ii)
With eo many eleutentsof if:kundenee and
of :greatness', will disappear from aie nurnher or
intiepentlatt nations.'
The elements of dissolution are in Meiico her
self.,-fized.in her qwn bosom. rAw4'tsiKl':°.f the,
finest of country. in the . vrorfil, tier people•
are impo k vertehed amidst the riche4 6411 of na
ture, and het relapse into bartisrisin germ I. be
rapid in prop ortion to the rears, in bp hands of"
the 'highest tiai n meats of „civilization. , •
The tonal of HERRES 's Message is borne out.'
by the language of the J urnals. One of the pa
pers of the interior, spe 'ng of the• reported sr
'deal of Gagne's rlivisi at, Matamoras, exclaims,
'Heaven .grant that it may not be 'composed of;
more ofEcAi than sold emend that it has carried
with it the! , means o subsistence; because if it:
Comes to di of hunger, as has bean tins
ease with the troops/now there, instead
vin¢, it will only aggravate Our condition.' Tht :
article - goes on in this strain, showing 4*t' the
troops sea th e frontier are almost totally disorgazio;
nisei! for t. of the neomtrY motiTagh
•
CANCIL ITIONO7 RCLISF NOTIRS.—On thlv
30th of last month, the State Treasurer. of Penn--
'sylvania ca celled, and delivered to the Auditor
General fo destruction $35,OQu; itknotrq isittedl
under the Act of 4th May, 184,r, agreeably to thsi ,
provisions df subsequent Acts of Aiscmbly. Pro•.
siding for tbe gradual of those isstiec
from circulation, The whole .amount of these•
notes now femaining toy circulation, •but little ex.
cecds sl,2oosicip.
S wr No. - leen mg.- 7 A most ingenious pane of
mechanism the. lately been made known M; thei
public in 'Prance, the inventor of:whickhip . tbsen
engaged dieing the !art fifteen" years it ; br inging,
it to ha pre6etit state of perfei4tl?..• i e 6i se-"
ing Machini., plain in its deta il s, e m nalculateri
revolutionize completely the art of sawing. h
will perforal tern hundred stitches to the minute,
enlarge or contract the stitches by the simple turn
of a crew, lead the needle along all the sinuosittes ,
and irregublrities of the emit to be sewed, without'
the least danger of tear, whatever may he thar
texture of Me stuff', and do every part of ths.sew.
ing of "tx cola, button holes excepted.—New York
Sun. .
, .
T 44.101 0 1,1 V T Gfll3ll•Tz.—A correspondent of '
the, germs. Schncllpost concludes his review, of '
the r.?iities and Social condition of the different
Enrgpean :ountrits at the permit Morrient rittk.
the following remark:
•IT•he varieusltovernments of ges%P.P.htyni• -
fied - ily the; recent sad event in ;,,e;ptie, Town.
dialierstailt and at different othee:phices. are bay
in atopping the religions minyetnenr. Row !
ezerkki and others are forbidden to•preach. Wher
Cher this will avail I doubt very much. The atonic
that has once been 'limited rolls down the bill s 54
he who at inpts to stopit will be inn °rm.!'
MCLTIPFACATIO2! OR BIBLEIL-Fiy• Bible**,
minute for lien home every day, except the 'Bab..
bath; making three ihousand per day—hiee bee*
Sent our the . past year h the British and Voreigna
Bible society, according to its Report: The Oveu-•
ing. Post sthtea that are meeting of the manage:iv
nn Thurs4l y last, it appeared that the number eir
Bittlivt and l'estamentaissued during the laat month
war more t an 56,0011 'copies—averaging nearly
'2OOO eopigi per day. The number consideralily
exceeded. th at, of any previous, month's issue. The,
receipts, ho;wever, for the month, wire by no mean*
encouragin4, and bills to the amount .. .el $1.0,000
remain un most of them for paper:
. .
. BA 11 N , ; FUR 'sus wLI I ' . AT L 1.-,lti• govern..
Merit at W l ashing ton, on Satur4ay inst. 4re'w $lOO,-
ono to paythe troops in Texas. This is a single
'and compa ratively is,amall iten of thiptistof Tex•
as to the tax-payeri, of the linited States This
bills arc juit beginning to came in.• The total se-,
pease, in legislative discussions, army operations,
1
diplomatic pcgotiations, nationallhame and dis
grace, and ultimate evils will he,enormons. crush,
Ma. hicalcl
fable. Oh: we mast pay very dearly
indeed for lour Whistle. --'; e ' ,
The cut scribers of the "Democratic Review,''
the great organ of the Locofoco Party, are' in ar
rears to thir ailment of $40,000! they have evi.•
dandy lath hed the prevailing idea among' a ton
large class of aubscrOcre to nflopapers and pest
, camels, th t the proprietors can stostain their pubr
Hieations aed fied and 'lathe themselves and th e i r ,
1 fanlike*, upon the prof of empty pier:9l6es to pay.
It is dry,ludder. thits dust puddings and bran
I ahort cakei arefiir art • nourivti'ingand palatable.
lIMM
A NEW FEETItEI
recent Ag icultur4l
1.....Ch05e resented r.
may, 'en. two am i
birth - Crabrait
titieB swerekd him
contribute+ by the old
they Considered him a
----
Vniertrirea Fact
Bolitnn, d a poor m
ceived intOnzence by
lamp amour4of mone,
carriages,
200,0110 being tha, e
deeeasad, of whom 6e
'rum Hots W.,-,shington Jour
nal 'says the country lin owe a,ileht. of gratitude
to Mrs. fur intro( ucing ssystem of
can sitnpl city into the Presidential mansion, to
which it has Iterettiti4 heon .a Atiaiecr. slaving
mready spnken . stgain and again of the izerreetly
plain, quiet, anti %cry agreeable mode which has
been adopted: in rec. ivins company V.P'e h'a're n°'!'
ti; thank her, in behalf of the whole nation, for
the excet l lingte juilicie;l; selertjons •which' havo
been Made in - fitting up, the White up.=.,: 44
sintf ! le, neat as it should br.
M===
TM%
iu .066 ,
11. alter
40l I in Et
They we
itul Scull
into , Lnzland from by
ileigll.in't:iSt;.": Io IGI3, po,tatoti., wcr
: ;lama, tin two siiillangs sterling, a, llama, :
fir,t'introOuced •into IreLanl
U
'~
UATci. Snows.--At the
ir. in Burlington, Vt., Mr.
premium three pretty fe•
Intif years'lald, born et e
re on houehold rnanufac•
14, which was -7roluntarily
bachelors present, who said
legitimate object of charity.
Journeyman tailor at
n, with a large family, Ts.
he steamer Hibernia of a.
t houset i land,..plate, horses,
.untirkg to from 150,0004
acts of a rich , parlibiOt!lT,
is solo heiri7