I '
•esl
- Aki4 tet
The Coal Trade for 1811.
The quantity sent this tvoe by Riff Ro'ad is 20,774 11
and by Canal 6,112 B—total 45,8:4 19, being 4,2571 g
over the shipments.of sve,Vlt._ The increase on the
Rail grind is 3,421,t0ns and- oit\the Canal 683 tons. 'To
tat for the season--by Railroat4oB,B32 18. I.ly Canal M,-*
852 15. •
The freights by Canal contintnithe same-70-cent.; to
Philadelphia and. IFO to New - York. Boats are abun
dant. i • " •
Bp a Tel.•graphic Despatch (fora Philadelphia, receiv e
ed yesterday afternoon, we learn that the freights for
Eastern ports are rising
_—we4uote as follows :
.
To New York, $1 :30
To Boston. ,2 25
'
To New Balm& 175
•
To Providence, ... 1 021
To Fall River.l 621
•
To Portsmouth. N , 11., . 2 50
To Newport, , I 70
To - Albany, ,- '1 50 a. 1 CO
To Troy,s.;l 60 a 165
Vessels are:scarce at Richmond. and unless liter soon
become-more plenty.shipMcnts from .this region to that
place will haveto reeve'.
The price of Wllll/Ash tamp coal on hind. is front
3,55 to 3,621, Thelnic,s for other descriptions remairijt
L...the-aamtliii : reported - last neck.
Sent for the week ending on Thursday Evening la:f.t :
RAIL ROAD. CANAL. '-''
. WEEK. TOTAL. NV FA: It. TOTS 4
P. Carbon, WWI . 0 ,3) 102 1 : 16 00 4,702 IS 2.0,238 02
Pottprille, 5,330 16 50,207 05
N. Haven, :2:847 18 " 167.271 11 1,400 10 8,052 17
P. Clinton. Dqs II 20.038'02 630 00
29,774 11 408,852 18 6,1P2 OS 30,552 10
39,85" 19
Total R.R.& Canal 4.18,70.5 17
RATES oy TOLL AND TIIANSRORTATION oN RAIL ROAD, TO
trot• 2. 1,117.
'...,. .From Mt.. Carlion Sch. Haven..Pt Clinton.
To„Philadel phial,. 41 -50 SI 40 $l ^5 -
,To Richmond • . , 1 0 I. 30 110
• , RATES OVTOLI. BY C.C r lI.. TO .Ir\4l 1,1,910.
• .From Mt. Carbon.. S. Haven. P: Clinton.
To Philadelphia. .64 cis: GO Ct. 52 cts
t A drawback of 25 per cent on the above rited of
toll is allthred by the company. en ;01 real shipped
during the'montli.of April, and 15 per rent.. during tile
month of May. . .
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
For the week etAing May : s,lEl7;
W
6,340 - IS
Summit Mine
• Rhume Run • 4,701 lo' ' 21,5711 37
Beaver Meadow 3.309,00 ' 17,•10'0 05
' Summit . A ' • 721 02 -‘ . • 2.72012
Hazleton 2.919 is • ' ' 15,571 2S
Buektnountain Co. 2,121 18 • a,510 23
Wyoming ; - , 361 14 - •• 1,210 31
M 517 b 9
~. MILL CREEK, RAIL. ROAD.
1
',. The followinz hi the amount of coal passed over the
Mill Creek Rail Road, for' the last sivillys:
• .5.(6 1 •:.,() Tens.
61..tiz , .1 01 ' " •
Per last report
Total . 6}153:21
GEORCIE TIADESTi - ,. Collector
SCIIUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Atimunior coil trans6orted over the,,S.chnylkill
Road. for the Week ending on Saturday even
ing.last. 0,72. 00 Pons.
51.3105
Per last report
b7,0:0 13 "
JESSE TURNER, Collector.
EMI
MOUNT CARBON & PORT CARPON RAIL ROAD
. . .
Antonia of Coal transported nver'llte Mount Carbon
&Port Carbon' tall Road, for the week ending on Sat -
urJa'y eveni last.ng
10,519 lfi Tons.
Per last report '145,057 II: "
.7 .
MI
155.307. 07 "
JESSE TURNER, Collector
MINE HILL & §CHDYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD.
The following the nnwunt Of Coal Alatisporied
over this road s for the week ending on Wednesday la,t
• 11,0'5 19 Tons,
Per last,report. ' A 11 1 2.313 OS • 'Y •
- „
162,:t1S
11.1,LAM NEW EIJI., t•olleetor.
Total
MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD,.
•
Arsoitnt of Coal transported over thi4 Road for the
Iveek ending . on TinysLlpy eyening loot.
5.315 00 Ton's - 7
51421 1,0
Per last,report
EMI
PINEGUOVE COAr. TRADE. . •
Atnnunt or coal tranAnnruki on The Union Canal Rail
Road, Croak 16111 to 30;h April, (inclutire.)
Tons. C. wt. qrs.
• 4,700 112 0
• Per hit report ; 4.016 04 3
Total ' 3.71t1 - Oil 3
Amount tranoported on Swatara Rail Road
. Ton.. C. w•t. qrs
008 01 3
rcr last Is.pott 2,373 09 3
_ Total
03 '2
V. L. CONRAD, Cillectne
VT' OLESALE AND RETAIL,
CHEAP WATCHES.
THE CHEAPEST GOLD. AND ill.-
l „AZ)
VER W A I T CII E.S 1 N :
, 1
PHILADELPHIA. . .
0 OLD Levers, full Jewelll2d, - 415 00
la Silver' do ... do. •. 25 00
, Gold - Lepines, Jewelled, . :41 00
Silver do do !-- 15 00
Silver Quartiers, fine quality, . . 10 00
Gold
. Watches. plait, 15 00
Silvei Spectacles,. 1 75
.
Gold Pencil ,, ,2'oo
Gold Bracelets, 4 00
.Viso, on hand a large assortment of Geld and Hair
Bracelets,.Fineer BiTl.2s, Breast Pine, hlenp Ear Rings,
Gold Pens, Silver Spoons, Suer rl Tongs, Thimbles,
Gold Isii;ck. Curb. and Fob Chains. Guard Keys, MOI
Jewelery of every description at equally low prices. All
I want is a call to corivince eußtozoiers.
LEWIS LA DOMDS.
Watch. Clock, and Jewelery Mere. No. 4131. •
" Market Sr., above Eleventh, l'inrilt side, •
Philadelplia.
tl. I have some Gold and Silver Levers, chcaper than
the above prices '
ib.• A large assertment of Gold r : i.ns, from 41 25 to 42. -
•
_ Philada., 31aY 22,1617 :1 21—fon --
REMOVAL
. I'.
, J. LADOMUS has remoVed his Watch. Watch-
P 4 '• Tool ar d Material Store, from No. P 3, : 4 111111l 4t':
.. "`street. to NO. 246, Market street, where . he has
V...` - e..V . on hand a large assortment of Cold and Silver ;
Lever, I,'Epines. and Plain Watches. with a complete
assortment of tools and materials; such no Lunette. Pa
tent, and Plain Massie, Main' Springs . - Verges. Hand
Dials, etc., of every ileqcri plinth 10 whirl) lie has added
a complete and splendid assortment of JEWELRY.
consisting of Ear Rings.. Finger Rings. Breast Pies,
Bracelets, Cold Chairs, Keys, etc., which he will guar
antee to sell at the lowest New York priceS, wholesale
and retail. •.
. .
N. B.—Coutitry Merchants and others visiting the city
are invited tova it ard examine his Mock nod large as
fortmerit at No. 2-16. Market street, below pi:lob:south
vide. Orders from the coootry promptly attended to.
KS- A large assortment of Gold remt, at reduced priest_.
Philada., May 22. 1817 .. 21-4 m
CHEAP ! CHEAP ! ! CHEAP !
PALM HATS & BOOTS & S7IIOES
rx.OUNTRV- MERCHANTS please - take , ,notice SOO
Dnz. Palm Leaf Hats just received direetZtrom the
Eastern Manufactories. comprising oru., of t he mosrVarial
,and ektebsive SIN ks to Is, found in the city, at prices
ranging from Sit rm, to f, doitars per dozen, together with
all the intermediate grades. which will be run ofr to close
out the invoice at from 5 to lifper cent less than they can
be purchased at any othe'r store in the city, and no mis
take.
Merchants in want of the above named iOods rill do
'wean) give us an early call. .
Also on hand a large and complete assortment of Boots
and Shoes of every variety and quality, both Eastern and
City-make, which we will sell at very reduced prices.-
- You,have but to call and examine our stocKni he convin
ced that we will sell at tower prices than rinv other house.
W. A. SHUMWAr Cu., No. 7, Market st.,
North-east corner of Market & Water et., Philada.
Philada., May d, ISI7. 21-7lt
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...
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ibis World, Lan z and Happy; by the ,4g
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eon Edittan, with Altlttionr.; •
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Eating. Stoinach, - • . Nerves, . Recretaions,
Digestion, Liver, , Resins, eld Age,
Blood, Lungs, Mind, :Man. ,
Secretions, Arteries, Senses, , ' Woman,' . •
• Head, Veins, - 111eatth, . Di s e t s,,
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Together with tho Great Serret—RIICCO F in Life how
attained—limy to do Ger...l—Causes and Ed t cts of Er.
ror—flahits—Passions—Wornan doscribed—Man desrii.
ke- bed—Mates Errors—Rich and Ponr—Seses—Virtne hid
Vice—Vont/dal Errors—Woman how made delicate—.
Woman's Virtfte9—Ambit inn, &C.
TIIC.WhOIC JiNiigped for the noble purpose of impro_
ving and - extending education among the People. tin -
Darting valuable 'knowledge on the ph'isinlegy of:113,
human frame, nod the laws which goerti mental and
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. , IC,- Any person sending '25 cents enclosed in a letter
shall receive (Inc copy by mail, or five copies will ba
sent forel.. Address, postage paid.
• • ' ZIEBER he Co.. LltilatrAphia.
*This valuable work contatn.l (in dandeLlino tom)
117 patnie,
• Ihiladolphis, Illay 22, 1517
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TOTAL
22 791 25
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ILLUSTRATED . WITH• Woo ENGRAVINGS,
ta'RESENTING the Histhrieal Bruns, Landscape
Scenes, Antiquities, CI - 1g1u:m..5, Remits, Birds, In
set,ts, Plants. and Trees, Mitterak, Coins, Medals, In
scriptions, limn the most authentic t-etircest .with nay
'thou and marginal references. To which is added
Ancient Chronttlogy,'lty Abraham Calt,v l us, a suntroary
of thewhole Seript tire, an arCtlrale 41110 led Copperplate
ef-Palestin, a beautiful engraved Family Record, &c.,
&c. Pricr 4(1.
tr.".- The subwrilier has' been apptiinled agent for the
sale of this Bible. in Scht)11:111 County, und it. now .pre
pared To furnish 1.11.:m at Sears' prices, wholesale and
retaila,2 . 11ANNAN'S'
May . l.t2 121 .f10r,4 Anil Periodical stein. '
A RED COW, spots along th e
V. Aback'. an (Ad (ow will, Bor rings
the horns. Minh are rather' large, d little
inc lined inwards. Any piirsob retintling said
tow. i:l‘ing the sills - , ribrr hitlinninion where slid is,
will he sit ipbly rewarded. ('he cow left on lle' last el
April. JOrall. If ALLEN. -
1ay`22.1, •
•
GOODS,,
JCST rt.4eivoll a t littiottassttrlatttnt ttlNow Gen,
t4t.ttitt::- i,l IL t',,Aittoms, Stmuttor
Cloths. )I:•rint.s, L tyvt s, I , ol•,ltts Ott
I.•tititts. Il.tittikort Iltt,itiry. Fafisy On,
-
Goods ctl' all 414,,,1,,fit,.
01 , G,ItOcEIIIES,
4 r ,, :li•vs:i•Sin . :ad6. and all artriles in
bran II Int nu
-91 Queptis,,, are, 411 tdidcli ha found lie:Ili:a the
bore. of r S. 1.11:11.NI;It & SON.
7•Tly Ud. ISI7. • 21AI(
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N. (*LE AV k: It.' ( 70t.1 tnr
o F It.E‘A L. .E St. A T E.-
]3 y virtue of alwrit 0r ALIAS 1.6 ant FACLA . S, issued
out of the. Court of Conitnint Pleas or Schuylkill
county. and to me d : remed; will be exposed to public
sale or outcry on •
At lip n'elock in the forenonn, at . !he public house of
Dst.,ILL HILL. in the borough ,tP !Maimlle, olio folldw
lid d
iesi.nbed po•ntises, vizi— •
IN 0. I . —All 'lt Ise two iii
friars. inlbilizer and hit
or plece of ground. situate on the' northwesterly ride of
Market slrool. iii the 1314,41 g. 'of Poitsyttie., County
af,•rs•said. contarning in front on said Markel street 20
!bet. and in depth 100 feet, being the inirlil..., A orly hall'
f- tho Int masked or Polt & Patter,,,,C s ;admen 3,1
I iottsville, No. 39, bounded northeasterly by bit No 37,
pordosicsterly by a 20 fern wide alloy, soniltwestwardisit'
:_ii ) [he oilier lillic f theissut lit N0.:19. and ~.1111eiistw
at.11y by said Market' sit reek being the -ante Int or
piat-of ground, wit cli tniitt Patters, in and wife, alid
Ab abant Pitt trod wife. granted to the.said Charles
Lawton, Its' deed, datCtl. December If, 18:21, recorded - in
Orwigsbure, in deed honk No. If rum 52. • : , •
' No. .2. -89.se-•-•All that certain lot or the, it of grouted sir
,lltile on the easiv,anils sale of Centre street, in Ilie lio
roll2liof Potisville, , tom y a forests idthounded 'optima i d
lyby a house ' Mid lot of grouiof intend-•d to he rof-.V . 0 . y0d
to .7 , .11r1 MCCroa, eastwartlly by Rad Road to roet, solith 7
wardly by roller-lard of Charles Lin lii and west
wardly by said Centre .iittio,ii, ri wiz Mug- in Width. CO
feet, and in length 4lr dep if 9.00 feet. being part Of the
same premix s which Jonulvth %A's.•iin and wife, grant
amt. con resod to the said Cli tries Lawton, by deed da
ted "the 17th day
. of (Miler. Irl 5. andecorded in
15, - Inzylt ill ennitty. in Deed book No. IS . , lea 473.
Nu.. 3 .5/80—All those five certain tic, " ti
story frame
- • houses and 12 lots of groVt, situate on the
'&1 , •• ~ , eastwardly side, of Mt 110,0 . street, in
r ' ^ 1, 4 . NVynti's ad ;Ilion to Pottsville, Minn led
,a a I I I - F mni !Ma rdly by land of Charles Lawton,
i Jam- . 1 ' eastwardly by Civil street, knutliwardly
-by other lard of, Charbi , Lawton. and westwardly by
the said Rail Road street. Iv•ing lets mmhich ti,re twukCd
in the plan of Ws nn's Addition to Pon ville. with the
Nos. 111. 17. IS, 19, 20. 51, 22. 2:1.91. 25.20, anti i. 7, lot No.
16, containing in Width :11 feet. 11.1 the othor It's Con.
ialnit'r in width 40 feet earh. and all vonta Ming in length
or dep.h 159 feet, being the Santo prom see which, by
sundry ennveyancek fr nt Jonathan Ws tin and others,
became vested In the stud Ithalles La winn. .
• .
.
No. 4. Also—Three full, equal, iii iliciled fourth parts,
the whole into four equal parts, fn he pitted and iiiVidt d
of and in alrthat certain tract or p wed of :usd si.uate,
in the borough of PouSville. county afoiesaid; oil which
said tract of land a town stivt has been laid out and call-'
.eil the eastern arlilh ion or Potisvitle. bounded and d• - !-
scribed as follows :—lleginnitic at a post corner of
Janes ifmlse's lot ; th,nce by the balm! north SO de
grees, wnst 230 feet to a post..and smith 54 degrees, we , t
120 feet to a post ; thence by Alter's addition and pi
-Cake's lot. north 30 11,grees; west 400 feet to II post;
thence by Eli. Cake's bit south 51 degrees. west 475 feet
to a post ; thence by land now or late of Jonathan Ws nn,
north 30 degrees, west 31) foe. to a post, north 211 de
crees, east.CS feet to a post, north 021 degrees,,west
ze . i feet to a post, Mirth 671 tlegrees.'east 159 feet to a
post on the western Fide of Coal street; therre along
the same north 22k degrees, west tl6 feet to a post;
thence through the said street, north 13 degrees, west b 7
feet to a spruce stump, north 531 decreeS, west 67 feet
to a. post on the WPM: line of said Coal street; thence
- along the same north 22j degrees, wedt tlq feet ton post;
thence by nand now nr.tate Jonathan Wynn, south 671
&TITUS ' west 159 feet in n Post, north 221ilegrees, west
SO feet to a post, north 55 il , crees, west s , fee , t to a pest;
north 40,11ecrees,west 214 feet to a post ; thence by land
now. or late of the Schuylkill Navigation Company;
north 09 degrees, east 16Y - perches to a post, and north
2,1. degrees, Weil 37 perches and 6-10 to a stone.; thence
by lard late of John Pelt, deceased, north fll degrees,
east 31 tthrclies and 8-10 to n post; thence by land late
John S - oong. south 21 degrees east 81 perches to a large
Spanish oajc ; thence along the public road by landlale
•of.lubn Pott, deceased. south 21 &ere< 0, west 17; tor
fiWS to rt post, and south 46 il.ittrees', west 68 perches too
post: and south 54 degrees. weSt 41 perches to the place
of beginning., excepting and excluding. the following lets
or pieces of ground, lots marked in the plan of the east
ern addition to Pottsville with Out numbers 1.2, 3,4, 5,
8, 9;10;11, 15, 16, 56, 57.62, 61, 72, 74, 75, 70, 7f+.81 1 . 150.
h 57, lets numbers 11, 12.13, the northeast' half of lot
amber 22. and Inls number 23,21, 25, 26, 73, lots num
bi •is 29, 30, and a lot ofemaiirt on Rtil Road Street sold
t John James, containing in xv idth 21 feet, and in leug:th
A
:ti ' deir" l, from 'tail Road street to' Coal street,Tontam
: ing inehislve of all said lots,pr pieces of ground 111
acres, strut measure, being the same premises which
Charles Loeser, by deeds dated .)larch as. 13.11. recorded
in Orwissbure. la Deed book No. 11, page , 3:19 and De
cember Ist, 1831. recordgcLin Ot wigsbUrg. in Deed boo k
,
No. 12. Page 319, granted and conveyett.to the said
Charles Lawton, with the appurtenatiees, consisting of
I two 2,1 story frame dwelling houses, withArisernent
stories of stone. one 2 story frame house undone 1 story
frame house.
. ,
No 5. Also—All these frame messutureg or tenements
end lot cr piece of ground. sheet: In Young's addition
to Port Carbon, being the centre part of a lot of 50 feet
front and 100 feet deep, marked 19 on the - plan of
rout•c's addition to Port Carbon, said hill(' lot being 25
, feet front on Commerce street, and exierdine beck that
width 100 feet to the other land of said Young. commen
chaz 15 feet inthe eastward of the Mill Creek Rail Road,
bounded on the ras side by part of said lot number -Iff,
no the in{ter side of the remainder 01 raid lot number'lB,
in front by said Commerce street, - .and in -the rear by
ether land of baid'roung,as aforesaid, being the same
lot of eronnif - which Jacob el• Gordon mid wife eranted•
and conveyed to the said Charles Lawton. by deed da
: led March 30..1837, and recorded in Fcliuylkill county,
in Deed honk No. 111 . page In. As the property of
CHARLES LAWTON.
seized and taken into execution, and will be sold by
JOHN T. ItiEßsil3#7., Sheriff.
i .1
Sheriff Mite. Orwign,l . '
22,1847. ;
21-1 y
THERMOMETERS,
Far Distillers, Briwers, .I:4ers, •
Clenasts. Sugar Refi
ners. Tobacco Planters, Tobacconists, Bakers, Hot
and Green Houses, Nakinif Butter, ollaking
Cheese, Tenpenlne Edge Tools, .7fattufactu•
rers of Iron, Manufacturers- of , Gra
Pateder,Mantif sae/ Yinegar,Dea/-
fee hi Ott; Refiners of Oil, the
Ire¢ther,o'ravigation,ltaths,
' • 4•e• .
• JOSEPH FISHER,
No. 59, Chesnut SI.. between 2d and 3d
PHILADELPHIA
LT AS constantly on hand, a nd Manufactures Ther
i i tnnmeters for various purposes. The instruments
iold by him, and havinz his name on them, nre really
made by or under his immediate inspection. on scientific
,f rinuples, fur Dyers, Brewers. cheniists, and others,
and whit-11 will imlLate the true temperature, and may
be depended on with confidence -for their truth and ac
curacy.
• TO rARMERS.
•
The fact heing now estabiished4iner various experi
ments, that to niake butter...puck and good. depends on
a certain temperature (fd' F:threnheit) in (burning, the,
subscribers preparod to forniAt llwituometers at a low .
cost that may-be relied on for their accuracy'.
CAUTION TO MANUFACTURERS & OTHERS.
Many Therummetersare sold in stores and hawked
about the country which are totally worthless, and will
deeeire and cause lose to those who use them; they may
be detected by pl iiinft„several or them side by sid,;, in
hot water, awl comparing them at different parts i)(
their scales as the water cools. 5% heny
will lie found
to littler in their indications from :3' to lu" and more.
Sib important is accuracy in the' ir,struments to be
used, iu the'- processes of some manufactures, that an
error of - coca degrees will render 'valueless the whole
of, the materials emploveil.•
I'hilada , May 22. 191'1 21— it
IMPORTANT
•
TO STOVE 'D'EALERS!
q HE atientani orstove dealers in this place, is invited
1 to our assorinient of Cooking, 11-11, Parlor, and Of
flee Stoves, and esoeditliy to
ATWOOD'S EM PIR,WIIOT AM COOKING STOVE.
As the hest conking apparatus ever invented, it having
obtained n celebrity j•Kherever it has been in:rodu.ed,
never before obtaine by any Cookirig :hove. The op
erution of' baking being pe.rnitnnid, in Ahis stove by It r
air. instead or heat radired from oven plates, renders
it equal for baking top brick; oven, or to 'hello oven fi:r
roasting; ma kieg it unn,cessary to turn or chinge the
ankhe whit' cooking, an.lretuoving, all liability to burn
We are desirous to have the s nee mtrodueed m this
- market, mato that end. liberal terms Will be given to a
responsible d willing to take hold of _Fleur and
duly one will he permitted to ,II them in the Place.
GILBERT & ALLEN'. ,
Whnieslle Sto% e Dealers, `2•2.3,
I'IIII,ADELDIDA.
Phi Lula., 11lay •21, 1617 . - '2l-2t
Scars , Large Type Qaarltti
'HE-PEOPLE'S PICTORIAL
DOMESTIC BIBLE';
Being tl➢L Old Si; New Teslanients,
, AccoriDiN. TO THE ACT/10:112ED VEltglOti ; •
Nolice to 3rtiners.
PROPOSALS will be "receiKeil liir (hiving Sipe at
the cl.h Mnunt Laffee Colikrry. Any int - or:nal ion can
he obtainel of W. 11. A ANN, or Wm. BEACILL, at Mount
LaiTee. May lar. 21-2:
Strayed Away
SHERD. F'S f SALES
Saturday, Jane 511 r; 13 i 7
,• • Lost • .
- ,
. , . . ,
IN Stahantaugo stieet ow Wednesday evening last, a
pair of Gold SPectacles, The finder will be suitably
ream 'Jed by leaving them at this office,
. Pottsville Slay 22d, 1847. : ; 21—It
ENTISTRIr; ; •
• Dr. . DEPITY, SFRGEOINT DENTIST,
Market St., a few doors west of Centre St., North ids,
May 21 15i7 21—•
. . t WANTED.
•. •
cARPENTERS to Work in a boat yard, to whom l0 steady employment and good wages will be given
and money weekly.• Apply to
Mayd 22, 1847. CILAS. STORER, Mount Carbon.
, 21-3 to
i . Co-Partnership.
. \
T ..,
HE sobs,ribar having taken his sod into parmership
whit him in the Mercantile business.,all persons hay
ing claims against him up to this date. will present them
for settlement,.and all persons indebted, ire requested
to make payment promptly, as it may save further trou
ble.• - ; SI , LIMNER.
fri inersr ille, May 22d, 1947. -.___—. 21-3 t
Gen Taylor never surrenders.
QECOND supply Onedi, cheaper than ev
er at er at the cheap ca. , 11 Fiore. Maiket , above Third.
Ginehams from 10 to 31 cts. per yard—Latrus front In.
Also, a wock of Ilny's Clothing on hand, very
cheap at the abOve establishment.
ROBERT TURNER.
21—lt
May 22d. 1817
Notice to_Bridge Builders.
E,k I. ED proposals will be received it the office of
the County Commissioners, at any time between
the 13th of May and 11111 01'.Inne. 1817, for the erecting
of a ro v e red bridge, over mabonny - - Creek, near Franc s .
Yarnell's, in Barry township, Srhuvlkill County.
FREDERICK BECK. ,
Orwigsburg May 15th, ISI7
,
. -.-. Safety Fuse.
17 on hlastinl, rocks, is perfectly safe, and the only
1 artirle which the eneitieera on the Erie Canal-per.
nutted to ho used, for sale at MANNAN'S
May 15-40 - 1 -----Morilc_and Stationery Store., •
VrArKEREL '
. 1
!VI SHAD; I Constantly on hand and for
-
SALMON. ' . sale 1w
- II ERRINGS. J. J. PALMER & Co. '
DAMS k SIDES, I Market ii:Teet Wharf,
SIOMTI.DEICS, .
,I Pliilada.
LARD & CHEESE.. J .
Phil:lda., May 15.11. 1017
A 'CARD
DR. FREDERICK SPE( K. rates this method to nn'-
tiontice to the ciizetot of Tremont and vicinity,
that he in prepared to engage in the practice at hie pre
fen ton in di! iis hranchek, anti at the sitne,time, respect
fully iolicit- a share of Ili. it patronatze.
lie ran he found at Ifippre't Hotel, it Tremont.
Tremont. May II b, 1617. ' - 2.0-Hly
.. .
fl , OMATO PLANTS, .. •
1 Ega do •i .
•
•
. Celery do
relater , do `
. CI- Just received and for sale at BANNAN'S Seed
Store, Pottsville.
. May 1511 u, 1517:
A Mop of ralesttne,
AIIIUNGED by Dort. Mullin. and pioami,,i for the
11A0 imihy alit! Private. Familien, by.
the gurtday School Union, price $1,95--just received
and for s:i.teat' , • DANNAN'S
Sunday School Book-store.
Also. Map : of Jertisa:em
Nay ,1511),.IS17.
Norio!' S:, Ilesser,
WHOM:SALE & RETAIL 'DEALERS IN rpcoun
FEED, riftivislays.
'.c , rner of Coal and Nurvvygian sts., Pottsville.
15th, 1847.
fIATS,. CORN 4. CHOP, received this day by ('anti
lJ and will be sold low by NORTON & HESS ER.
Slay 15111, 1517.
B,
DAY AND STRAW for sale by the bale'cir
1), bundle, by .. , N9II.TON .6,- - IJESSER.
-
A /I, ATTING.—I-1 nita.4 NZ.. nil colored Matting ,
IVI far slb. by ' • . . .SVEATTV & Co.
May mi., isr. • - . 2o—
•
PROCL ALT N. • • '
Vi i lll MICAS the Hon. LUTHER )ER, Esquire,
r t President Of the .reveral coiirts 01 roman Pleas
of the counties of Schuylkill, Carbon. ant 'Monroe, in
Pcntisjlvania. and justice of the several Courts of
tuarter Sessjons of the 'Peace. Oyer and Terminer:
aft'd General Gaol Delivery. IW-said counties. 3t
STII.47iGE N..Pat.mmt.andJxconlltiNx-xisomi.Esquires,
Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions tin he Peal e.
river and Terminer and (it neral Gaol Delivery. for the
trial of all capital Mid oilier offenders, in the said
county of Schuylkill-1w their precepts to me directed,
In ye ordered a Court of common Pleas, Oyer and Toe.
miner, and General Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Or
wieThure. on :Hominy, the 7th day of June next, to
continue two weeks. necessary.
Notice is therentre hereby given to the .Coroner; the
Justices ofthe Peace. and Constables of the said county
"Of Sehuvlkill, that they, are by_ the said precepts coin
mandmi to he then and there, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitinns,
examinations. and all other remembrances, to doihoce
things, Which to their several offices appertain tribe
done ; and all those that are bound by .recognizan,
res. to prosecute against theprh-oners that are or then .
shall lie the cool of said county of Schuylkill, are to
be then and there to prosecute them as shall be just.
God sai , e. She Commonwealth ,
JOHN T. WERNER, Sheriff:
Sheriff' , Office, Orwizs- I •
I, a, May 1%1817. .f
- N. 8.--The witnesses and.jat ors who are summoned
to atteml.said - rnort. are required to attend punctually
In coon nflionattendatice. the Isw in such cases.. made
and dnivided:will he rigidly enforced. This. notice i 3
1' 1 0lb:bled by Or4VY of the. I 'nun ; those concerned will
gnvern'theniselves accordingly.
P 11111 CL
Y
v, °Tit 11 is hereby eisen, that. 'a Court nf Vinittnon
Pleas. fir Iles trial of causes nt issue in and for the
county of will .he held at (lrwigslittre, in
the countrafores t id. on Nlonday. the 11th day ofJune
next., to eontintie two weeks, if 11 4 •Cel , ..Sary. •
Therefere all person , havite suits pettdin.7,. and ' ; all
pt•rsons whose dilly it sijall lie to appear at 13:141
Win lake notice. and tiovarrn themselves accordinely.
301 N T. WERNER, Sheriff%
Sheriff's Miter. firwizs.. 0:
but, May9s. thl7.-
OTICE is hereby riven that I turight 2 horgem, I
was sois of harness. and I •addle of Daniel
Noriogantt, w•hith property I have Inat.eil to the said
Hamel Not-int/40v.. and therefore taut ton all pe•raona
from Meddling; atilt the a foregai:l property, as it he,
longs to ore JON.VIII,I.N SCHULTZ.
May 15, 26--3{41
Pale[Jinxing and Plastering. .
rj lIE Fubscribers ;10,1011110P to the public that they
have assort:lied together under the firm of THORN
ek BRINCK, ferthe purpose - of. cart yang oil flue Brick
laying and id.tsitering liosines, and ate ready to con ,
tract for the erect ion of Iru tidings. anilido the mason and
plastering work ve it :awe in the hest tyle-and at
reasonable ratoi,. lidving a perfect knotetedge of
their iitn•iners they Britt , ' hettiselves that it will he to
the interest nt persons wanting work done lo give then
, a calf. BrippirE TNttltti. Coal litreet,
M AilLaN !MIN (2K, Notwegiarriitreet.
Stay 13, 1617 211 —3 Er ;-
.
[WI! oes Notice.
rpm undersigned titling appointed auditor In
I resettle. and restate late tiecounts Of David F. Der
ger.inseph Ilerrei. and Berger, exectitnrs of
the last will and testament Of Ludwig, Verger, deceas
ed, , wilt meet for that pu - pose his orpte in the ho_
rough,of Orwigeltarg, on Friday, the 4th day of !time,
next, at II o'clock in the forenoon, when amd where'
all personi int, rested may attend.
• . CIIAILLES WIT3IAN, Andilor.
Orwigstirg, May 45 20-43 t
Strayed or Stolen
• the 30th
ult;.te s a ubl i cr i re ii r a , y nt i P m o ru rt e, Ca u e u e u n t . t o u l u t
F \ years of are, tx has the sprain or ring -bone
on one of his hind legs, and has been lately
.
fbundered in his two fore-feet, and walks lame. Ile has
a few small marks of gray:hair on his. back, occasioned
by the saddle. Whoever?4ill return the said horse to
HUGH KINSLEc, at Port Carbon, or to FOS 4. Mord
mere Hotel, Pottsville, wilt be reasonably rewarded and
all reasonable charges paid.
Port Carbon. May 15th, ISI7. - al---3t.
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AMERICAN HQUSE,
poirrsillLLE. •
ISRAEL REINHARD, late of Plnegrove,,
would inform .his friends and the travelling
Fin If i r 'piddle, that he has taken the above named
Is floret, rerently.'occupied by Jacob Geisse,
and i 1413 fitted it up in a style Which he be
lieves will not fail to er.sure,the comfort of all thole who
ntai favor hint with their patronage.
He feels confident that few establishments in the coun
ty are better prepared to cater for the public benefit than
his. We hat Is supplied with the choicest liquors, and
his larder with nti the delicacies of the season. The
apartments are furnished and arranged no as to Compare
favorably with those of any hotel 'tithe State.
Gruend fin- past favors the . subscriberwould•solirit the
continuance of public patronage, and would be happy at,
all timek to see ohl friends, and now ones at the Ameri
can Proust, t ISRAEL' REINHARD. .
_... .. ..-
A fine stable is attarhed to the Hotel, Which Is capable
.of accommodating a large number of horses: Careful
Ostlers ate always in attendance, and the Itoraekare well
taken care cf. , ,
- rollEvillb. May 15th, ISI7. - . _ 20— .
NEW STORE.
T- MORGAN respectfully informs - the public that be
el . has.opened a new fancy Pry Cood and millinery
stars in Market Street. near Third where he Is just•
opening a rplendid nisortment of goods just received
from New fork and Philadelphih, which be intends
selling very low. coo , fisting in part of Silk, Thihet. Par
ire, and Printed Cashmere shawls, a large and splendid
assortment of Muslin de Lalnes, Gingham, and Lawns
very low, yard wide Silks, Silk Fringe, Glinp, and But
toner, and he would Partictilarly call the attention of
the Indies to a lame assortment of White goods. Jaen
netts. Swiss, Mull and Book Meiling, Plaid and Stripe'
'Mullins. Aprlt 17,71847
SZI
GEORGE 11. STICIITEn
LEWIS DREIIER, • '
Cornutissinnerg.
20-5 t
20—Zino
OS
20-
Notice
BE MINERS'. JOURNAL.
SHER.IFF.'S SALES
OF REAL ESTATE:
.BT, virtue of several write Of , rENDITIONI Exppolus
issued opt of the Court of Cotuunin Pleas of :buy!
kill County, and to .me directed, kill be exposed to sale
by public kendue or'outery,.on
•
Thatsday, e: 1 2714 day of May, 1847,
At JO o'clock in the, fo ' noon, at the publk — housel
Rei of Is
rael nAard, la the re
borough otPousville, the following
described,preinises - , viz :—'
All thit certain . moiery or equal undivided half part of
all that certain tract of land, sitimtn en the. Tuscarora
• Mountain, in Schuylkill Township, in the County of
Schuylkill; bounded by land surveyed en a warrant ID
James Hanna and Henry Haller. and land surveyed on a
warrant to*Jolut Singdr, by land of Edward 11.'llubley,
Esq., being part of land suryeyed on a warrant to
Lewis Farmer, and by land surveyed on a Warrant to
George Reber, and by what was the old County lire be
tween Berks and Northampton counties, by land survey
ed to Henry Haller the 'younger. and by land now or late
of Jacob Lutz, containing 45 . 9 acres, 145 perches,' strict
Measure.
-Riau—All the estate', legal antl,equitable Of,Aquila Del
ton, in all that certain tract ()Claud, situatii.iii Santylkill
township, in the county atbresaid, beginning at a inist in
a line surveyed on a w arrant to John Singer; thence
north 41 degrees, east 26 perches to a stone ; thencii north
2.5 degrees, ‘17,..5i. 22 penhes, to a stone; thence notili 6.5
degrees. east 1.55 perches tel a stone ; thence north 25 de
grees, east 27 perches to a black oak ; thence north 65 de
grees, east- 40 pertlies to a s:une ; thence 11Crilig5,ilegrxes,
west 20 perches to a stone ; !thencexortli 40 degrees, east
perches to a stunt; ; thence north 4S degrees. west 10
perches to aline ofland surveyed to George Reber; thence
south 66 degrees, west.= perches to a stone t thence south
40 degrees, 126 perches - to a stone ; thence south 25
degrees, cast ''2l perches. to a stone; thence south 65 de
grees; west 41 perches to a stone thence south 25 degrees,
east 34 perchesito a atone ; thence south 65 degrees, West
150 perches to a stone ; thence south•2s degrees, emit 17
perches to a Stone ; thence :south 44 degrees, Weil 6 per- .
ches, and thence south 25 degrees, east Innerches to.the
place of beginniug, containing 82 acres and 53 perches, bir
the same more or less,lbeing part of.a larger tract ofland
which was surveyed unto Lewis Fanner on his warrant
dated the 18th day of February, A. D., 1791.• Late the es
tate of AQUILA. 11oLTON
Also—All the right, title, and interest of Aquila Belton
in and to all that certain lot orparcel of greund, situate in
‘Varder's Addition to the town of Tort Carbon, in Nor
wegian township, Schuylkill cbunt v; bounded southward
lythy Bacon street, eastwargy by Naylor street, north
wardly by ibe Schuylkill Valley Hail Road, being about
200 feet in width and /00 feet in depth. As the property
of IiAITILLAZOLTON..
•
At'lhe same tirat andplace.all Mat rertain lot
oppie.ce of ground, sithate in 'Swill, Pottik Patterson's
Addition to the town lot - Port Carbon, in the county of
Stibuylkill,, bounded hi front by VaMy street. westwardly
by', East street, in the' rear by Coal street, and eastwardly
by lot No. 23—it bein lot marked with the number 30 in
the plan of said Addittim to Ihe town of Pert Carbon, con
taining in front CO feel and in depth 196 fret, it being the
sante lot which was cOnveyed by, a deed of conveyance .
from Abraham Prot Elizabeth his wife to Adani Heft
zdg, bearing date the 15 hot' March, 1813. with the appur
tenances, consistinglien wo-story frame house and frame
kitchen II stories hit thereto attached. As the'proper
ty.of ADAM HEILTZOG... . •
At llie game trine aml place todirided
moiety or half part of all that certain - piece. parcel, or
tract of land, ritudiei in the township of Norwegian,
county t f stchuyllol.!And STAte If Pennsylvania. houn
ded and descilbed fellows, vii:—lleginning at a stone
corner; thence by latid late of Jelin Pou t now of the
Dela Ware Coal ComPany, south 68 degrees ; west
perches to a pest ; tintocc - land Of George Kauffman
and David Philliiis,i north 2r degrees, nest 27 per
ches co a stone corner; thence by land of Daniel B.
Christ and; • Catharine his iw ifs, north PS degrees, east
611 perche. to.a post thence by landof Levi Ellmaker,
south '2 degrees, ensti27 perches to the place or beg:n
nine. containing In'Aeres end 66 Pgrches strict measure
he the same more Or less.
ittiniv;idint tnrfiety
. or half part of al that
certain piece or parcel of land sit uide in the township
of Nor wegtcw, in the county aforesaid, bounded and
described as nt a stone; thence
extending by land haw or late of John Poic,anuth h 7
degrees, west n 0 perches to n stone ; thence brined of
:William Volt, mirth! 3 degrees. west 131 perches to a
stone; thence by land of David 'Pliilips, north - 87 de.
greed, east Gi' perches to a stout'; thence south 3 de
gree 4. east 131 percl4.s to the place of beginning, ,on
taming 5 ilCilli . attd'lo perches. neat measure;
:51:50-All the estate legal and equit.thle of John C..
(Brennan, in all that certain lot or piece of ground.sit
nate in the borough of Pottsville; in the counly.nfore
said. and bring the northern half of the lot neirkal in
Benjamin Pant's addition to the town of Pottsville, with
the number .2. bounded in front byrentre street, north
wardly by a 20 feet alley, westwataly by a twenty feet
alley. and southwardly by the southern, half of the lot
ntlpilier It of which the premises are a part. with the
appurt‘ , nanres, consisting of antic storied frame house,
with stone and brick basement story. .
undiN ided Iwo -0111 d partit of all that cer
tain lot or piece of e. nand.° titatln 011ie: own of New ,
Ca rte m the county aforessid,b minded as rot rows, viz" i
Beeinniinttit a-post on M ruts, tett ; thence by land now-1
or late of Janus Dttndas and othe4s north Ml . de2ree,,,
west..3B perches to a post in a line Or land late of James j
'Laing ; th•Mce by 'same south 1 , 9 decieeS. west 10 per
ches to a poet, corner,of fang juttit of laioof, James
Intorla+ and others; thonce sarite near along the
side of a creek, smith 321 degrees:east 7 7-10 perches
too small thesnut tree, south 311 degrees, ea t I per.
tiles to a white cnik 'sapling; thence south '22 d :Jess,
east `223-I0 perches to a post on said Mute street;
thence ninth! 'aid' street front °rumen!' lot No I^d to
-
lot No. 115 inclusive. north St degree mutt 10 t-ln per
ches to the ;Mute of boginning, containing 3 acres,, beat
measure, subject nevertheless to right reserved by June.Duntlas and others, in a deed of conveyance to Peter.
Kline, ti, using any part finite premises which may be re
quired as an outlet for the water I,tvel. or otherwise for
mining purposes, op repaying a portion of the purchase
tmoney - , anti of using the water running near said premis
es in case it be applied Inlet as a water power. As the
properly of .1011 N C. OFFERMAN. 9991
Siezeti and takeri into ezertition andwili be sold by
• ! JOHN T. \VERNER, SiterriT.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs
burg. May I, 1€47. ,
SIERIFI.'S SALE OF
RE,..11; EST.ITE.
,
BY virtue of se v eral writs of ViscorioNi ErectNtts
, and LEVA RI Excise. Issued out or the Cr.urt oreein.
men Pleas it' sclinylk ill County and to medicate Will
he exposcd to sale by public ,ventlue or outcry idi
' .Tisuraeltrlthe 3d day of Jane, 1817, ' ji
At 4j o'clock, P.I . M.', at the public house of Michael
Graeff. in the hortius.li of Orwigshura. enmity or.SiAluy I- I
kill, the following 11 . 2sCrib,!d Arend wit :-
Au. the right, title, Mid interest of Calvin Blythe. he- 1
I lug 500 acres or thereabouts. undivided:o'om arid to, i
1 all that cc tilt tract or parcel of coal land, situate on
rttau.,ll creek, p wily in Lower Nl.lll oitititgo. rind Partly 'I
L ilt rot ter IOWSsiIiSS, in liCialVlSill.ciinsiy, arid sal vey-
al in pursuance of nine w u rants, eight wh,..reof are da- I
tett the itith day of Novendiet . 1193. and granted to the
folla%v mg named .parsons respectively. John Burkhart, I
Wiaiam Witin to. 'Phomas Wilillialin, Peter Feather, 1
Daniel Al evsersiiiith. Whliarif Sim inner, Daniel Rose.
ar i d Fred e rick Rauh. tuid one whereof is dated i he 1(1111 :
day of December, i 7 3, and er•tuted to George Dewald, I
i and patented iii 'M•rch and February. 1795. to James 1
Wilson, Esquire. a d containing in rite where, accord- i
ing to the patents, SV92 acres.lsl perches: ,
.41so- Alt his, the said Calvin Blvilie'S interest. being
an umlivid, d Sixth part 0( the folio , ing tracts of,land, i
situate in Dover Nlahantoneol township, lit Schityt- I
kill county, and State aforesaid, to wit; A tr:ct of I
I land stirs. you! on in warrant in the none of (Vernet!
1 Dewald, cuetaiiiina 405 acres tool 103 perches; one i
other i. rict of I.:rid surveyed on warrant in the Sartre of 1
, John ilitukhat t, containing 450 acres. and 123 perches ;
nil that part of a' tract of landsurveyed on warrant to
•Inhn rthaner SW.lliam Shoetter.) 'vine west of western
Mush creelCand adjoining said tract surveyed in the
name of John tin rklvirt 4 one tither tract of land.sitreey
ed on-warrant to William NV it In tin, criniainitte 440 wren,
and 61 muclirs ; one either (Pict of, t and nurveyed on
warrant to FrE.lerick Itault, containing'94o, acres, and
01 per Ches, and nne other tract surveyed on warrant to
. Peter Feather, containing 440 acres, more or less. The.
rthove-mentiatied tracts of, land, heine coal laud, and
being" li, same Which the Commenweillth of Pennsyl
t ant I,liyipatent granted to Rams Wilson, Esquire. a nd
being part of II tracts of land granted by lard William.
Parker to said catnip Blythe, by deed dated the 224 day
rif July. A. D-1039, and recorded in Schuylkill county.
-There is excepted Mit.if this'conveyance the same land
which the said I.Villiam Pinker, by his deed referred to,
excepted nut of his conveyance, as by refetenee thereto
wilt more fully appear. ,-
.firso-All hip. the said Calvin Blytbe's interest in
three, tracts -.1 land,shu tic in the said township and
county, (the said Calvin Bly I hes Interest being the
quantity which 290 acres id proportion bears to 1900
acres) to wit *. One tract ()nand surveyed on warrant to
John Ledeel, containing 441.1icres.andh0 parches; (part
of this tract no situate, in Dauphin calmly.) one-tram of
land surveyed on warrant u Casper Lenge!. containing
4 El acres and 103, perches; I - member Aract of land sur
veyed on warrant to Stephen Lengel, containing 443
acres and 177 Neches. The last above.mentioned three
tracts of LBW adjoin each other. are coot land, and are
, thevatita laads which the Ceinmonwealth.of Pennsylva
' al. by potent granted to James Wilson, Enquire, and
which. George Richards and wife; Thomls -51. O'Brien
and wife, and Thomas Baird. by deed dated the 31st dry
of!Octeber, A. ,D., 1633, conveyed to the said Calvin
Blythe. Blythe..
- Also-One-half of nineteen' full; equal, undivided
eight hundred and tenth parts (the whole Into 610 equal
parts to be dividedY (land in allthat i ertain tract or par
cel of coal land, Riivate ' on the head-Waters of Swatera'.
river, (formerly in l'inegroYe township, Berke county,)
now partly in Pinegrove, partly in Norwegian, partly in
Lower Maliantongo, nu& partly lq Barry townships.
Schuylkill county, surveyed on the °6M, 21st, 22ti. 23d.
and 24th days of slay,lt. D., 1793, In. pursuance of 10
warrants, dated respectively the 12th day of January,
A. D.. 1793, and granted to t he fohnwina named persons,
to wit; To Robert Irwin. 4301. 'acres and allowance; to
Elijah Wee. Esquire. 434 arras - and' allowance; to
George Weed, 9.393 acres' and allowance; tir,Williarit.
Cook Esquire, 410 acres and 114 perches and allowance ;
to John Cook, Esquire, 115 at res andl9l perches and.al
,f loWance ; jto James Miller 440 acres - and 57 perches and.
allowance.'; to Jonathan. Walker, Esquire. 490 acres, 57
perches and allowance; to Robert Lyon, 450 acres and
148 perches and- allowance ; tai Wiliam Montgomery,
-448 ac re. and 53 Perches and allowance; and to Andrew
Carson 4PI acres and. 6 perches and allowance: con
taining in ate whole 4306 acres and 6 perches and allow
ance, and bounded by lards late of the New. York and
' Schuylkill Coal Csimpany, now of the Forest Irripmse
merit Company, by.land surveyed to James Wagon and
- others, with the' appurtenances: Being one-balf (tribe
same premises granted and conveyed tithe said Calvin
Blythe by Robert Jartien and Elivitliswife. by inderrthre
bearing date on the 26th day of December, 1813, and're
corded In Schuylkill county ahireaald. in Daed book, No.
213, page 115. Al the property of CALVIN BINTIIE.
ill iiii:autrie tune aria prate, all (he mill. Wk.
and witiirest of Ovid ' F. -Johnson, being 600 acres or
.thereabouts, undivided oC. tri,and to albthat certain tract
or parcel °rola' land, situate on Raush _reek, partly. in
• Lower Sfahantongo, and partly in Porter township, in
Schuylkill county, and surveyed in pirrsuance of 0 War
rants, eight whereof gredatedilie latlitlay of November,
E 703, and etanted to thelollowing named persons respect
ivelY. John Burkhart, Williarri-Witnian.,.Thomas Wild
bahn,l'eter Feather,Daniel Ittesserentith,William Shain
"nor. Da nlelßose,Frederick Rajah. and one Yvbereofis da
ted t be 10th day ofDecember.l7o3, and granted toGeorge
Dewald and' patented in March' andj February; 1795. to.
Jamer: Wilson,Enqulre, andeontainlng, In the,whnle,
at cerding to the patents, tourthousand and:sixty-two
acres and one hundred and OS -cute Perches;lloQ A.
1,5 l P.)As the, protterty of OVID E. JouNsozi •
At the same time-and plactby virlueof a writ
of neatest r;kirlifioni Eipox!as, ts,ued out of the Me
.t/let Conn for the City and Comity of Philadelphia.' the
undivided halfOfall that certain house and lot ofground,
situate on the west side of Tutpettocken Street, la the
borough of Phiegrore, Schuylkill crtnnts, bonnd.d and
described as follows, to wit : On the east by Tniphock
en street ; on the south by Int °Moritz Hefter on the
West by land of William. Lehman end Jacob Grate on!
the north by lot of Isaac. Morris. containing-In front Off
Tulpebocken amain feet and In depth 187 feet ; being
the Imam:loBßa the newly laid unt street, called r3pruee
street, and behig part of a tract offend which; by ettodry
conveyances, became vested in John Snevily. who,
deed dated the 2.Sth day of August, A - . D.. 1629. and duly.
recorded to the'Recorder's office at Orwigstiurg, in Deed
book Di0..18, page 30, gi eaten and conveyed the same to
Calvin Blythe. with the appurtenances. As the property
of CALVIN' BLYTHE.
Al the same time . and place, lhe • undivided
hall Tor anniety,Of all that certain tract millet* of land,
situate in the township of Schuylkill; Schuylkill county.
bounded by lands of Rowland Jimes,iJoseph,& Gottlieb
Reicbelderfer, Robert Bags and others,. containing four
hundred (40O) acres, More er. less. As the property of .
JOHN SI.OTMAN.
Sazzd and taken Into execution and will be sold by
1 JOHN T. WERNER, - Sheriff. •
Sher iff 'a Oilica. - Orwles- . • '
tng. MaY,stb. 1847' Id
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF REAL. ESTATE_
7)1 vlituo Of a writ of DEO FAkIAS issued nut of the
Court of Common Pleal•Uf Schuylkill county, will,
be excinsed to public sale or outcry, on
Saturdy., the 5111 day if June, 1847.
At I 0 * o'clock in the rltrenr;on, At the' public hnuFe of
DANIEL HILL, in the borough of .Pottsville; the
fidiatc
in, described tote it, Egwton's Addition to the borough
of Pottsville •
. . .
No. 1, innt'g 21f. 6in. fronton R. R it. 1175 f. in diptli
2... " .20 , 0 "" . " 75 "
-2," ". 20 .0' " " 75 " ..-
4, '''' ' 2.0 '0 " . " 75 " ' •
5, " 20 0 "• " 75 ". ~
11, ~ 2 0 0 : " " ' 73 • , OP . .
7, " 20 0 " " ' 75
• 10, " 2O .4 PP V 73 ~... .
.11, " 20 4 ' .. 7.5 "••
_ 12, " .20 4 ~ •. 75 "' .
14, "... 22 0 •• " " 75 , t.
. .15, " ' 22. 0 " . " 7.5 o'
10, " : 22 0 " " '75 • "-,
• .
.
77, " 22 0 "
...- t• . 75 ~4 0, 7' 22 oyr 75 .. "
41, : " 22 A " " ' 75
42, " 22 0 ' " " 75 '. "
43, " 22' 0- _ " " ' 75 - "
41,, " 20 2 " and finning I:6,ft. to,Conl
• • !t , bring lii sidth on Coal.
st.. 3 feet 3 inches.
20, " 21 4 "front on Coalst.7s in ;depth.
21, ".' 22 0, " • - 75 :"
',212, " 22 0 75 " • .
r.
.23, " 22 0 .... 75 '" •
.
21, " 2 2 .0 VI. ' ~. 75 "
31, " • 18.0 7*" 75
32., ' " 22 0 75 :. " •
32, " 22, 0 " "
75 "• 31, " 22 0 " '• 75" •
95, - " 2'2'o " "• • 75 - "rz
-26, ", 22 0 " • " 75
37, " 22 0 " '1 75
" 20 0 "
39, " 20 0 , "
" 75 ,"
40, " 22 0 " .71 f. 81n.
97, " 22 0, " " 71 8 "
9R, ", 22 ' 71 11 "
- _
49, , "•• 22 0 • 1" • 71 8 "
thof:e six stone 'house* gituale in said addi
lien an I marked and numbered as
N 025, with 2.1 story stone hone &lot 16 ft.4in. in breadth
- - by 75 0.10 in. deep.
•
'2O, " " 21 . " " - 16ft:4 in. in (breadth
' by 75 ft. 8 in -deep.
v, "21 " • . " MIL 4 in. in breadth
by 75 ft. 0 in. deep.
2.9, ". 21 " . " 16 ft. 4in in breadth
by 7.511. 4 in. deep.
29,, 7', 21 , " • " I6ft.4ln.in breadth'
. ' Sty 75 ft. 2 in. deep
31, " '2l ''` 100.4 in. in breadth
by 75 ft. 21n. deep.
-
Also—All those four frame homes and lots, situate
in sold addition. acid. numbered as follows :
No. B,with If story frame ho se and lot 2011. in breadth
by 75 ft. in depth
13, " 1.1 " dble frame hous - e,22 ft. 9in in breadth
by 75 R. in depth
. ,
' , IR, " 21 "friite Will strinelnsmint2o:l:9 in. in
breadth by 75 ft. in depth.
19, ". 21 " frame with stone bmement 200.9 in. in
• breadth by 75 R. in depth.
Ipso—Alt that certain lot or piece of ground with the
... * l7 . it story 'frame house erected thereon, sit
.. .a?" 4 uate IM the northwestwudly side of Mar
,
._
, s, km. street, in the borough of• Pottsville,
still
..,, ' containing in front of said Market street,
_....,......- 4- 30 feet and in depth 95 feet. being the front
tote half of th.it certain piece of gronndsphich was con
veyed to Charles I,,wtowlty ]Surd Patterson anti Abra
ham putt and wives..by deed dated December tith, 1536,
re:milled at Orwiesbure, in Deed book No. 16, folio 52,
on the 26th Mardi, 1537. .
(
Also—All that re lain lot or piece of ground with th e
A...* too s tali frame tenementaer,Tted th,re- '
irgit.% , !4'..l 'on he 2 the rear half of the above last de
rri ; :11.4L scribe Pa ; containine in front on Callow
ay' r-W, hill .tree[ :10 feet and in de'pth 95 feet,
hounded In front by Callow bill street. in
. -
the tear by th e aforesaid Waif of said lot, eastwardly by
lot marked 37, in I'ott eciPatterpon's additionalyplan of
the borough of Pottsville, and ucstwhrdly by a
. 20 feet
wide athly.l . '
Aldo-1!i those twelve lots of ground lying between
Rail Road and Centre streets. in 'therimmugh of Potts
ville,!as laid 'out by Charles Lawton, from that certain
piece of land lying between the lot numbered 13 in
Jonathan %Vynn's addition td the borough of Pottsville
and the Navigation tract. which ,aid piece of land was
conveyed by said Jonathan Wynn ,and wife to said
Charles Lawton, by deed dated October 17th. 153 c, and
recorded at frrwittsbure, in Deed book--No. 15, folio 473,
nn the 17th day of August, 1830, as follows:- -
No. 1, containing in front ow Centre et. 20 h. and in
t depth 90 ft. 9 iii.
2, r. " '.. 20 ft. and in
. ' • depth 89 ft. S in.
.r. . . 211 R. and in'
depth 67 11..7 in.
4, . 20 R. atid in'
depth 87 ft. 9 iu.
3, ~ 20 ft. and in
' ' depth 87 ft.lo in.
PS
I,‘, '! .. . . 20 fi. arid in
Road
. depth 5 4 ft.
"
7, " oit Rail R Pt. 15 R. S in. and
• in depth tit It. 91n:'
,
! . ..
8, " r 15 It. 8 iii. and
In depth 69 ft. 6 in.
P. -" - ' " ..''' " . .. 15 ft. 8 in: and
in depth 67 0.7 in.
to, .. DI
..... OD , /. tt. S in, and
in depth 87 ti. 9 tn.
11, t o, :, ". 1
~., 15 ft. 8 in.'and
In depthB7 R. 10 in,
• i
I'2; 15 ft. 8 . in. and
• In dt:pthBB R.
Seized and taken Into execution as
,fhe propertrof
CHARLES LAW' ON. I . .
Al the Marne ',me and place. by p;rfue of seve
ral writs of VENDITIONI EXrtyNAF, all that certain lot
or piece of around, situate In Abraham I'on's addithin
to the town.of Port Carbon. in Norwegian township,
richitylkill 'county, adjcining. lot of Abraham Lewts
noriltwardly and other monerty of John Bailey south
wardly:a 40 feet street westward') and a township
road eastwardly, being 21 feet,7 inches in width. and
about teen in depth, and marked in raid addition
with num,er 12: with the appurtenances, consisting
of a 41- story frame dwelling house.
Also—Ati that certain lot or piece of ground, situate,
in Abraham Pott's addition to the town ntPort Carbon
in Norwegian township; Schuylkill county, adiolning•
other property of John , Bailey noithwardly, property
of George Dougherty, conthwardly, a 40 fe.o wide street
westwardly, and a township road eastwerdly. being 21
feet. 7 inches in width. and about 117 feet in depth,and
marked in said addition with No. 11: with the appur
tenances, consisting of a 2 story frame dwelling house
with a 1 story back kitchen thereto attached. As the
property ofJOIIN BAILEY.
At the .same lime and place. ,the
half or moiety of all that certain tract ot land, situate
on a branch of Tamaqua, formerly In Brunswick town
ship, in the county of Berke, -now Ru-h township,
SChtlylkill county, in the state of PentzsylVaiPa; hound
ed and dem - Pied as &Bows :—Beginnii g at a stony ;
thence by land now or late of Joint Swartz and lands
now or late heloneing to Cruaipan, d o nt, 320 perches
to a stone; thence by hinder said Company, Wen 212
perches th a post, south 320 perches to a t tone, WIG east
212 pen hes to the place of beginning, cotiminins. 400
acres and allowances it being thd same tract of land
which war surveyed in pursuance of amiarralt gra'.
,d irk :enite Flower, and which the Crninonnwerilib of
Pennsylvania by patent bearing date She 20th day MI
April; A. D., 1793, granted to George F. Alberta. As
the property of GEORGE ESIERICK.•
At . thel runic time and place, all that certain
two story (rattle dwelling hotre With a baseMent story
of stone tinder the same. and a two story
frame back kitchen attached, and 4' frame
;;;; stable built upon ground rent. situate on a
, gs lot of ground belnriging toJohn Seitslnger
on the westwardly side of Secondstreet.
In the borough of Pottsville. in the enmity of tecbuyt-.
adjmning int of Jacob Kohler 'southwardly. and
Peter Orbs eerthwardly, the Inc being 25 feet in front
end 110 feet In. depth. As the, property of JOHN
FERMILER.
Seized and taken into eseartinn and will be sold by
- JOHN T. WERNER, Sberiff.
Sheriff's Offlee. Oirmite • 1 .
burg, May 15, 1847. 2.0
JOHN C MELOY,
..HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PATNTERe
AND IMITATOR OF WOOD OR STONE.
TMANE:FIit to the citizens of.rottsville for the lib
eral patronage bestowed on him while in the firm
of Bonren Aleloy, respettfdtly informs them that he
has taken a shop In Centre street, over wen i. Hill's
store, where he wilt be happy to receive orders for work
in his line of business.- Having served a regular 'ap
prentiershill to the Painting Businers, he can safely
guarantee that alibis work will be donate the best man
ner, or no charge will be made.
N. B. Paper Hanging done neatly and atattort notice.
May lit; 11347. -18-3 mo
HOUSE & -.SIGO PAIIII DIG,
- . GLAZING &C.
, -
THE subscriber respecifiltry announces to the Mil . -
it - zone of- Proteville Wed vicinity, that he has taken
a stem ['Ube rimier of Nil/ wenian and Railroad streets,
oppesite - Ruell Ar. Evans/ Stearn Mill; *Dere he' Will. be
happy. tee receive orifers for finnan or Sian Painting :
Glazing or anything the hoe of his profession Which
shall he promptly eke ted, in the hest rtyle °emelt
mansbin. - I • .
e i
thens of. all deem hens, nn Wood, Canvass. Tin or
Zinc, will he paint ' hi the best amtmer,"and Fancy
Palnting generally,xecuted to order, in aworkman
zikt
m
workman
like manner and o reasonable ineNrmec.
woouso
-
.Pottsville, A grit 4„ - -17.6 t
. i• •
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF' REAL ESTA',TE.
BY vIRTVE °fan onler on a n - rit of PAncrcurc Issued
eon of the 'Court of Common fleas of lichuylkill
County, and to; me directed, will be expesed to public
vendue or outcry on
, Satyrday, the 516 day ty Jane, 153 , 17. ,
At 10o • tiock in the forenoon, at the house of Pda•
itl I.IW. in thli berough of Pottsville, •
ALL that certain menuage and invent stand and certain
tract,jiiece. or parcel of land,-situatein Norwegian town
ship, Selo/Aka/county, and state of Pennsylvania., boun
ded at follows iL--Iteginninent a stone on the Centre turn
pike road, a corner of land Jam of 'William Yoh ; thence
by the saute iniegrct 4 s, 'west 211 perches to a white oak;
thence south 11 tieo 4 wes. east /9 perebes,to a stone, a aor.4
ner to a lot sold to Pott & Philips; thence by the same`
Ind a lot now or late Stall,& Offernsan, north id degrees,
east 11G pertheS to a pest, a corner iu the line of laud,
late Levi F.llstaker, tle'ccased ; thence by the same. north
I degree. west :/.1 pen:hes to a post-near a w tide pine sap
ling and a large hickory tree ; then: . - e be land sold to Den.,
Jamie Pomo now 18.:M. Wetherill, Bonsai, and Cumming,
north S 7 degrees, test 103 perches, to an Wile tree a cor
ner near the szhool.bouse ; theme south a.“degrees, west
45 feet, and south 37 degretat, west fkl feet. to a corner in
the Centre turnpike road ; thence along the same, south
53 degrees, east '2 perches to the place of beginning, con.
mining 23 acres of land, be the same more or
less, with the appurtenance:, consisting of a
•• • g two store log tavern house, a log stable and
siva
g Le: sheds. As the ptoNrty nf SAM EYE THOM
AS and MARY TllolllAS. , niinor children
ofJosph Thonias. deee - ased, by their guardian GEORGE
W. THOMAS and O AltiS NIO ORE. And wilt he sold by
• - JOHN T. WERIsfElt, Sheriff.,
Sheriff's Ofs7e. Onvigs-1
burg, May 1, 1817. s . 19—
BOOTS & SHOES
At the Old Stand. Centre Street, next. door to
the Pothrille -
S. & J. FOSTER, - •
tARE now receiving their
Spring supplies of BOOTS Se -.
SllOES...Vim„prising a first rale eg , :il- k 1 .7
* ,7,._,.
assortm:nt. which they now •.'"" ,--- — . , - ''c.•'''
onr at wholes.xle or ret,ill at the very lowest
prices. They have also on hand Trunks. Va
lises, Carpet Bags, mid Sate hels,Sole and Upp....r Leal her.
Morocco, ,Calf Skins; Lining and !finding Skins. Shoe -
Mutters' Toms, and u general assortment of Shoe Find
ings. ~.,
. N. n —ltoots*i3hoes manuticted'at short notice.—
Thwtr friends and he public where hi want of any.of
the above ariklea are rmintrully.lequeBteti to give them
a call. " Maya, 18,7, . 19.
Stray - Cow
, pl 4, ~ ....., •STRAYF.D Away fry - the subscriber
lii . ji 4 ,/ , 1 ,. 04111 I we weeks ago a dark Brindle COW,
V with n white head and slim r (ail.
.Whnev
-,,, er will return said cow to the inbsrrdicr or
give idyl m(6311116011 where he can get her again,
will
be rea onablv [4.n - sided. CHARLES LAWTONJr..
St:Clair, May 8 -- 19—
_
AN IED.
A ROY fmm 16 to 17 .. years of age, to learn the Drug
and Apothecary 1111011 es—one with speaks :the Ger
man and English Languaas would be preferred. :The
most satisfactory refeiences will be required fur character
and honesty:: Apply to
JOHN G. BROWN, •
: Apothecary, - Centre at., Pottsville, Pa.
; Pottsville; May 15th, ISI7, '26—t
Philada:, Reading and Pottsville ,
TELEGRAPI.II COMPANY.
,RATES OF CHARGE:
paltdi,lLLE to Philadelphia 'll c;S: per word.
Riannond,
- Reading, 1 " ' " •
Includicg delivery, address and
nature nut counted.
;No message to count less Win 10 words.
Commun„leations forwarded by Telegraph to New
York, Reston, I.laltirnere,.Waihington, Harrisburg,' Pitts
bumh, Albany and Buffalo. • '
Philada., Slay 1617. • - • • W—Onso
Mailings: iliatlings:: Mattitigs:::
suliserihers etTer for site Wholesale and retail, all
1 . qualities of Canton and NanklWldattings:
colorer,and white, -
5-1 do do. FLOOR
4-4 • do ,
do ,
7.8 do , do t 'AI ATTI NGS.
.1-07 do ! i do
•
• Atso: 7 Three-yly, xupt:rtin, and firtc CARPETINGS,
Ingrain Carpetiygs, Venilian di'., ill I (HL CLOTHS,
widths. Also. list and rig CarperiDgs, }••
Oil 12.10ths, Wind, w . SIIADES.,
Curers, &c. •
• HARTLEY & KNIGHT ;
149 21 5t.. 5 drors abuve Spruce, st.,
1 1 1111ada., May , 15:1i; ISI7. 20-- lain
TO Ilousekrepers....
10,000
q l 4Pa_ l l. _2. 13 S fr, 24 1 , l e rj rn il s B 4. c T:l;`,Llgnfi'r'
al , d WAS ill 16t4 to suit pur,-hasets.
Feather beds: Bolsters , and l'illows,:qauressee of all
kinds, ready rdade. or made to order.
Bedsteads, Sack* Bottoms. Clisnions and Tickings,
Blankets of all sizes, and lihrs:rilles Qlnks, White and
Colored CounterPaites, Conifortables, . ;
All at the lowest' cash prices. wholesale and retail by
HARTLEY & KNIGHT,
148 South RI 5t..3 doors above Spruce st., Philada.
Philada., May 15,fi, 1917. Ro—lm
Road
Rail Road Iron.l
•
1 • .
,-- I A TONS q i i Rail itnad Iron on hand and for
SJ V sale in lots to suit purr [risers. by
NATHAN MIDIH.ETON, '
Ride Road near Wilfow street.
Philada , May i 5. 1817 , ._ :. 20—It.
HOVER'S FIRST PREMIUM
WRITING
ROM Dr. Ihre The celebrated rrofetfor Chem-
Wry in the University of l'enn”lvhnia.
l'ilit.Aucz.PdtA. Oct. 111, 1943
"near Sir:—!laving tried yonr ink.! will thank you
to send um anothitr bottle, as I find it to b.: exe9:leht '
1 nun yours truly .
• - .• Ito . ll'T HARE."
From Dr. Locke., of riocinnnti;disti4 , uished for his
numerous scientific re-ermlies.
14COiCAL COLLEGE Or OTIIO, CVICINNATI,
. inmiary 17. ISII.
nfinviog tined Mr. flover'n Writing Ink, I am Loin
find klim it in the - bent whirl! has ever come IA my
knowled:e, and egrovially in it ecentlent for the tine of
the Steel Fens, and trill net rarrndethem.'even in long
nsc JOIIN LOCKE. Prof. of Chentititry.'..
MOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
rrom a w?.II known srien - ifir. wan. -
(• PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27, ISM
-Mr. Joseph E. !Inver i—Sir i--A use of your cs.:
men% and name practical rerts of its soperinii r ty, hno
Induced meta riCroolownil it to rollers its an invaluable
artitte for r2PI/aillE Chtna..r. ass. or Cabinet ware. •
CAI.I'IIELL MOllFlT,Ariatptic Clt'migt.`.'
..
role Pafe, wholesale and retail, nt the manufactory.
No. 87. .North -Third , street, opposite' Chelry street,
Philadelphia; by
J 3, 7 .ENT E. HOVER, Manufactn rer.
rhilada., May'ls. I-47. -I j • . 20—
A BOOK. A I)IIRESS
Those Who make Boot"; & Shoes.
Rrtd efpecialty to tho,re rho wear Meth
Ilimk of the Feet : History of Enots'and 'Shoes
Twith illusirat hire of the fashions of the Egyptiansile
brews, Pereians, Greris, and trotorins, and the prevailing
styles thronglintil Europe duting the, middle' ages, down
to the present period. Also, Hints to Last-makert, and
rernedieS fur corns: &e.,
,BY J _SPA - EKES HAIL, •
Parent Elastic Boot iHaket to her Ilajesly the Queen, the'
Queen Dowager, ice.
" Mr. Rail is the most fashionali!a among the tendon
hoot makers—and his book has been rereived with deci
-deil favor in the higher circles." [Times: London.]
4, • • "Por such visions as these the disciples of
the Inganne should e gratelut., .
• "The none of CriSpin,'nnd etny man who has a soul,
e.heill I reward the publishers' enterprise in the prrpara
lion of this elegant volume." [Literary World.]
"Every . lady who - wishes a neat foot and a good fit
caro thiS hook with her to her shoemaker.
pkrsons engaged in the hoot and shoe trade, this
work will prove of great calv e, while to the general read
er it will be found more than usually interesting?'
[Home Journal.]
First American from the las: English edition. Pike SO
urns.
Nets. York: Published by J, e. BEDiPIELD and
U. GRAIIA3I. New York, Nay 8,
Patent Spiral Worm for Coal
Screens.
oTicE la hereto elven that the nlnterslaned has this
day adppointga HENRY JENKINS of the borough
of Potty; tile. hiasude and only agent, within the ennnty
nrSehuytellt. for the ntailltractare and sate of his Patent
E3intaf Worm tbr Coal Screens, which was secured to him
by patent No ; tliSI, dated sedeuvh day of February, 1134%
S. HORT.
May Sth,"lB4l'
A Good and Cheap Article.
MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI,
MANUPACTURID AT THE
• BC S TON MOUNT_ AGLE.WORY.-3.
tIOIC cleaning !airfare of WINDOW S. M runorM
Jr and GLASS.WARG, and restoring it
transparency, this ankle is decidedly rvi : •:• an equal..
Both time and labor are saved by its ye*. A t honsand
references could be adduted, if nseessz.. - : • certify to
this fart.
It will remove the nxide from the so- - . - • rf Gold, Sil
ver, COpper, Brass, Britannia, Tin, See. ... the greatest
facility, giving it an unrivalled polish.
( 0 3 , Icfairtrial . is all that the prom' ••t . :5, ask, anti will
convince the most skeptical of its ntif; • .
For salewholesale and retailit AN 'S Bookstore,
Pottsville.- -Merchants and otliers'r.lt , plie , l by the dozen,
at manufacturer's prires. Also .
COLEMAN'S ERENC:I Ci:MENT,
For mending an kinds of *lien ease, crockery; &c.,
very superior article. warranted. For silo at
May 8 IS 2 AN NAN'S Stationery Store.
James Cochran, :
CIfF.:9P ICER:DY X.RDE_CLOTIUMG STORE,
• aerate street, oppoaktelie Exchange Hotel.
rmavatx. - 14-
MINERS' JOURNAL.
Raturdny 'horning, Huy 22, Ml*
t,- . 7rCeAd"rtt'er4 will ultserro by the artn4 , etttent cl
ouc paper. 11,7ii , 0ew4 will be toured on every pave, WU**
&.tnpe4. the render to glance his eye over an the tarsi
tisrtnrbt.. Thhr obvinteA ton great extent, ttle objector!
nary of luring mNfisrincriti placed ott what if tanned the•
wa,4,lc• ul the' paper.
e requested to State that the MAXI;
pasty will 4::lrt fri.m 'Omen's erd Pa , viti's N'1,11r
,.!..:1”c1;, A. M. on :tiou
►Ve am indebted tollotr. Simeon Cameron
for an Interesting document.
1,,.:r' We have been compcllei from , Tarmi. of
room to pod - pone one or two' attiqles intended for
-
to-tldys Journal.. . .
V . Pit ESIDENT POLIt eunternp!atei a visit to
tho'Erisierii Stnies timing the summer.
BATU tiotsks.--in the , cornmunictition of our
correspondent it is stated that. Mr: Esan4 is rdioat
to open's bath how . * Minetsville. 'WiJi .nnt
some enterpri'ing man do the same in Pnttavillel
We believe that it would ply well. •
( - )ZyCOL MI-Di:llT M. LET: 1111 i received from,
Gay. Shenk the office of Recorder of Philcdelphitt.,
place of R. VA VX. Ely reFigned.
Gun MARl:mt.—The nes4 by the last steam'.
cr hits eau Fed fl Tit pcti rite in re price of near alici
Grain. and al, sorts of prnyitiona appear to hare
hero s t treeted fiy it. We haye taken some Iron- -
•
hle to furnish our readers-this week with on
or
curate report of the Matket,4 whieli will Be found •
in ant thee column.. They were corrected yfeter
day afternoon.
Tut A. 'srytc.or neglected. last
Week to c.dl t atteritfon to - he fact that eitfit. Rein•
hard, had taken the above hotel, until recentilr, ore
copied by btr. Geisse. • The American is a ne*
house, handsomely furbished. end olTra superior
accommodations for trav'elleia. Capt. ileinhant,
is an eiperienced landlord, and will without doubt
do all he can trkcontlibute to the comfurt of di
wh o stop with him. _ '
. ,
Mn. SA Mr EL Hl.) F.lt 111 M inersvillti has talien'
lir& son into partner:sidir with; him - . and hereafter
theMeTimmile busine=s wqhe carried on muter
the firm of S. lipiliter & large and dr.
gent assortment ofgrls iliat received from the
city, will be opriird 111- a few. days, which the
MeFstrs. promise to sell : 'cheap. They hive
one of the finest store. , in CM county, and their
eitablistirnenf is welliwarth a vial',
CH 411 . 11E114 INFORM reto;i FOR Tna PEOPLI.
—This yaluable work is now completed and may
'be had at this office, in srateenn:umbers fbr 54.01 Y
nr in two liand,&omeii boomd volumes for
Every family ought to have it.
TH E liOnTicuure RI s - r.--This 11 ' Valuable
monthly. published by A . -.L Downing author of
Landscape ..Gardco'ng," , eDeSigna for Cottage .
Gardening " and• several siniilar F works. rt, is a
watk well, enlenbited tc) imp l rove the taste,lin the
building of co•inges, the planning of ganlene &c..
and 14 put.h‘he,i at the Ine, priee of S3.OD per an
rum. Subserirtiimi 44r.iveti at this (dire: .
Col. JEFFERSON D'iv is, a' son , in-inceof GT IT
Taylor. has been appointed IJrigndirr Gencral, in
place of Gen. Pillow, p'omoted. lie was serious
lysinantled at Ilucns Viol', and is a- brave and
meritorious officer.
Fine irr learrrtfint the large
Steam Plow% Mill situated in Iteliding.opposite ,
the Depot; we !destroyed• 11y fire on Wednridiy
night lat. Thieved-for $4OOO which will nearly
cover the lose.
1844 ! Ir. the 1- ; owtr of the S. r.' is the title
of o novel which apprareffirst in the columns of
IN% 1. Mirror. and which has'just mule its apiteir
in book form from the - pres;; of that egablishment.
It i. n well written pfeduction. giving a history
of the politic al campaign• of 1814 and• will ho
Tomo] Worthy a• peruxal..
EzrnAonnr.Aaf i i r.nr.seur A 'e Pau rouxtatacs.
—Mr. Eton, a:Canadian, we believe, age.]
s ewer
78 years, recently walked one thoushnd tnilea in
one thousand hours —rt fe - at accomplished' with dif
ficulty once - hcfore•him by a Much younger man.
the celebrated English peilestriin, Capt. Barclay.
But as if th was not enough• to prove the ex
treme endurance the human frame is cape
ble of walking one flumsand qyariers if a mile
in one thrmSarl eanseetitire quarters of an hour, ,
at New yp, lc on 5.ii0r,139.. 'nib; ain't of walking.
beats the rrestori'srprchnen. of "WI %%thins:* all
to pieces !'
Fort 1 5,orrt.nirris. I orisNo.,•The brig Lima
Capt,.2gms, loaded by 14. Iti,h Relief Com•
mittee, cleared at lira Orleans on the G:h inst.
for. Cork and a market, with o ca•go valued at
sri is the second vessel de , patched
by the . .Cormnytee- for the relief:of / The 11601 poor,
and.ext4tAive of $15.000 remit..feLLto our rnittitt•
ter at L radon for the same object.
50 , 1tr1tiNr: Xi:vs.—lt is acid that if in , huilding
an ' arched', room few bottles, or - iletniphns be
insetted abrive the ceding. - so that the mouth wilt
- open through the plastering. - sound in the apart•
meat will he gre ' atly increased. The experiment
.has hten !rift] and found to rimmer. We pre•
scone it will have nearly the seine etreCt with an," -
kind'of ceiling, and it k at any rate, ebiy terry.
- Toe. Sa.VEll Curtern MINEs or Lima
Z . :141.1111 , 0111.—:1 . he Detroit Pre,.l states that the
rush to . the' copper rohntry has already commenc
ed. Setieral steamle:tata hell left "that city for
Magkinsw, with the: intention of trying, to reach
the;Siult de Ste Marie, having cargoes of height
for !the * 'filmsetl rsgion, and litany pas•tengers.—
Thits,g.q . c smite htindre.c eit\fiingi•rd in Dt.troit,
front all parts of rhe Onion; ul4aktiate an oppersu•
nity lo.go up. • The traeeko . the mineral country
is likely to he immense this sresen.
Vireo Rsruarsflowort rn GE.s.*T•Ttort
We hear many professions of kindly feelings ;tp
Gen. Taylor from our Locofor. , ediernporsriechnt.
unfortunately . moat of the opprmi.lon- 'two padre
expression of zoolitleare, comet from members ne
the same party. For' instanre, a Vole of thanker
to Gen. Taylor was brought liefureathe Louisiana
Senate on the 30th, ult, ton a' vote of it:4)-4014c
n0i 4.1 not n o . 01,isined for 'iontidering it. Sine
Whica sod three - Locos siuorl Ens it, 6ul hi! hpg
Lori, voted against it, end so i.revettttd it bitg
taken op.
ACCITIENT If A. Cott, Baatc-13ne lidtttn.
Hie .FATnen Irricitan man' by the
name of Thomas grailiy. with hitt eou , Davitt vivo
working in nevoid hank. on Ihelsnortb tree
Road, owned by Joseph 1,9it10. when the embank
ment gave Way, crushing David . %) dendi instant , '
ly, and.serioualy injuring the father. it in thought
the letter will recover. The boy we barikd yes.
terday , afternoon —Piftalte-gh Jour.
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PlLnmi NB P 4119031 En I Mr Piet •st-rAecoi.
din g to a Irtier ea iv'ed nt i'Ve! Oirlpms from
Shelby County. the gue.t 4 ..sist,3i
tier, n veriftling party- at i.kinxon Howie,
were all poi,ntietl. ittittesmuiti.• gritntnamuo
:sth Tt.iwy tell/ twelth , tkeutl mt the list be.
county , ; two: or whtnn were eons` of Rev; Ntr. first.
tin. ,Oterte of the heftily ifljuretl.:and
'son hattuttgenntled. it wus supposed that the ne.
. g ruen h beett etuttlnyed to peisett ate entree, - Ittsy
tt disupppilutt ki suitor,- , _
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