The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., August 07, 1847, Image 3

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The Coal Trade for Add,.
The quantity sent this Week by,Rall Road is 80,683 18
—by Canal. 7,694'11—t0ta1-Pm the week 38,068 09.
Total by MIT Road 745,389 01—do. by Canal 108,091 00
There is aelight increase by Canal this week.
, ri T sapply of Coal from the Dine Hill'and fichuilkill
• Haven portion of the Coal Region 'ili short this week.
4o consequence of - t h e isteriuptioh ociationed to the
trade during three days, In making the',ssecessary re..
. pairs 65r the introduction of steam power On the Road..
The same cause has curtailed the . miattity sent by
Rail - Riad this week. - ' - ; - • '
.The 'folloWingt Is a comparative statement of the
trade from the SchiTylkill and Lehigh Regions to the
same period, 65r the years 1896 and 1847 :
18t6 '
669,130 . 15 ..
'
3,64500 '
0 1 / 2 ,975 12 1
Schuylkill—Rail Road,
Canal.
Lehigh
Increase in 1841, - 250.917 IS
Of ibis increase the Schuylkill region has furnished
.189,350, and the Lehigh 61,586 tons.
We learn that the Managers of the Schuylkill Navigi_
Lion Company have taken off the back tolls on coal .on
•the bite of .Canal.
•
Vessels. we are pleased to learn, are becoming more
. - plenty at Richmond. On . Baturday last, We learn there
- were no less than 160 sakat that port, which, is thiriy
.more. than the number congregated at any petiod before.
'The price of freights have consequently declined slntis
last week, both to New York and Beaton.
Onr-Correspondent quotes the rates of freight.from
Richmond as follows :
- To New York,
To Newark,
.To Providence;
To Fall River,
To New Bedford,
To Baler], -
To Portsmouth, N •11.,
To Portland, Me., '
To•Eloson..
To New Raven, .
To Hartford, .
To Troy,
To Albany; -
To Baltiinore, .
To Washington,
The rates from Bristol ate 121 ets. Mole.
- pure OF COAL OX BOA XD.
• - i3"70 as 3 75
3 50
3 ,75
375
3 67 a 4.00
3 371'a 3.50
387/
1 1 00
Freights by Canal to Philadelphia 70 cents, and SI E O
to New York
Bent for,the week ending on Thursday Evningls-44
RAIL ROAD.' CANAL. I -
WEEK. ' TOTAL. W MK. TOTAL.
P. Carbon, 12,301 10 297.774 07 1
Pottsville; 5,305 17 117.307 13 f `"
S. Haven. 8,754 12 300,379 02 • 851 01 20,132 05
P. Clinton. 3,931 19 39.927 :9 . 950 05
Whit. Ash Lump,
Nth do •
Broken, Egg, eh(' Store,
Ited Arh Lump,
Prepared, ' '
Nut, .
•
Lehigh Ltimp
•
Prepared;'
30,383 18 745,389 . 01 7,684 11'108,091 06
169,019 06
TOtni 1111.4 Canal 853,409 07'
SATES 07 TOLL AND TIIANSPOATArION
TO AUGUST L 1847. .
Mt. Carbon. 80. Ravin Pt Clinton
•150 - /11 40 . x 125
1 50 • . 1 40 , 120
From •
To Philadelphia,
To Richmond
ItAfF.9 OF 701.1.. BY CANAL,
From Mt. Carbon. 3. Haven. , P. Clinton
To Philadelphia. 64 ail. 150-dt9. 52 em.
LEHIGH COAL TRADE
. .
For the week ending July 31,9847.
WEEIt. - .. TOVAL.
Submit Mine ' ' --7.923 03, . 98,310 - 17---
.Rhume,ltua 4,415 03 12,176113
Seaver - Meadow . 43144 96 55,938 06
Summitl,37l n- , 14,294 19
Ilaileton • . 3,851 09 54,71 k 06'
Buckmountain Co. 1,772 18; 25,125 66
Wyoming: 466
. 03 , I 5,412 14
23,3t5 CtS
• - LACKAWANA COAL TRADE. ' .
The quantity of Coat sent to Market for the , week en
ding July' 24. 7,644
Total for the season
PINEGROVE COAL TRADE.
Amount of coal transisined on the Untoircannlitail
goadiTor the week ending July 22d. ' .
•Tons. C. wt. qrs. . •
2,78 02 I
Per last report 31,921 11
34,202 14 0
V. L..CONRAD,
Total
• . ,
'Amount Vransported on Swatera • Rail Road from let
15th July, (inclusive.) '
' Tons. C. wt. hrs. '',l 1..
2,2Q2 I 2
Perla:et 'report 17,4 M 7 • I
20,413 8 P 3
COSMO, Collector:
Total
A
,3111.1. CREEK RAIL Rolm
0 (01101 V ing is the.amonot °renal passed over the
A C:eek lettil Road, for the last six days.
8,031 06 Tnnp.,
Per last report • , 134,064 17 "
OE
•GEORGE HADESTY, Cnllector
SCHUYLKILL 'yALLE'V RAIL ROAD
. .
Amount of gm.l tranSpnfteN otter_lhe SClitiylkill Val
ley, Rail Road; for the week ending on Saturday et/en
ing last." ' ' - KSS4 70 Tons.
_ .. •_ ..
1 . 59,996 07' " -
Fir lata repott
`177.373 12 I '.
JESKE TURNER, Collector
Total
.MOO yr CARTON & PORT CARBON_ Tun ROAD
Amount of Coal transported over the Mount Carbon
&Port Carbon Rail Road,,for the week ending on 'ant
ra:lay evertinituit. 12 671 07 Tuns. •
Ter ladtte p ern • 268,6419 16
`,Tow! 281.281 03
JESSE TURNER, Collector,
„
MINE HIM & SCRIIYLKILL RAVEN RAILROAD.
The following is the stnutmt of Coal transported
over this road - for the last three days,'
, . ,6E;2 . 01 Tons.
Per lait report. 312,072 10 ”
Total
WILLIAM . If - EWELL; '6iiector.
:eIOIJN 'CARBON RAIL ROAD.
Amotinrcifeent'trattsporterever this Road for the
week ending on Thursday unmans , fist.
• 4,, 6,147 18 [Cr pine
• Per lait report . 120,259.14 0
Total
126,407 '•
N.. CILEVC'Eft, Collector
11173liCES' TO NIC MIXTURE FOR CURIN G
FEVER AND AGIVE.
trllls medicine, alter a faiy Arlin, has been. foßnd to
be superior to any - remedy for this distreising Ms.
vase, the Fever and Ague, ever Offered to the public.
It has never been known to fail When taken according
to directions: A large number oftestimontals In its fa
vor can be" given by the proprietor, from which we se
lect the following of recent date r •
We cenify that we have Used Hughes` Tonic Mixture
for severe attacks of the, Fever and Ague, and, after
Ming one bottle only, we were perfectly cured.
• ..I'mortnis ROBINSON.
MICIAEL'EBAWLEY.
• Brockville, Schuylkill Co., July 23d, 1.847. = •
I certify that I Was under the charge of a physician
for two . weeks wittr the Pever_and - Ague and the chills
stillcontiased. I then procured a bottle of Hughes'
TOnte Mixture; and after ming one bottle I Was perfect--
ly cured. JAMES COPE. ,
Neve Phileth!lphis, July 24, 1847. •
Prepared only by Edward Hughes, Pottsville, Pa.,
and can' be !bad wholesale of the proprietor and of
& . DUNGAN, Drugglate, comer ofFnont and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. -
Also for sale by CLEMENS & PARVIN.-roftsvine ;
JAMES ILFALLS,Minersville; GEORGE B. POTTS,
Brockville ; JOHN WILLIAMS, Middleport. ,
August7oB4l • • •32.-2 m
„- Valuable Steam 311[1 &e., for Sale,
IN PORT CARBON.
THE subscriber offers for - sale his
.•. Si A MILL„ situated in the town of
Port (limbos''. 'Schuylkill county. The
.; mill is built of stone 32 by 40 feet. three
stories high, with a one story stone en
' -"'"'” gine house attached. There is also a
I frame building connected with the mill 32 by 50 feet ex
' tending across the river-Schn3ikill, •for storing gmin
&e. The mill has three wen °Cannes, and an excellent
engine Also a landing 1/5 feet, front on the Schuylkill
Canal, at the head of the Navigation;extending back
to the Schuylkill Valil.y Rail Road, on which is erected
a large store house,stables, and a cooper shop. All the
buildings including the mill are in excellent coa
t dition, and furnished in the best manner. '
This properly is iimated at the bind of qanil
Navi
gaiiob, and at the junction of the Mill Creek and Schoyi_
kill Valley Rail*Roads, a branch of wltich runs within
. 20 feet of the - Apar of the mill. Boats by the Cant run
&mein , under the 'unhand discharge their cargoes of
grain through hatchways into the mill above, or
on the landing below. 1 -
Aft the flour and offal' can be disposed of at the mill
door at the highest market price, as fast as manufac
lured, and, when taken into consideration that it is the
only mill located in that portion of the Coal Resin, ac-
cessary both by Canal and Rail Road, and connecting
with the 14111 Creek and Schuylkill Valley Hall Roads.
so that grain can be received and the product, disposed
of at the 'door;withoul any transportation. it is, lingoes-
tionably; one Or the most desirable mill properties ever
offered (he sale, . The terms will be made easy.to the
purchaser,,•
, As the gaiiictikr has made arrangements to engage
in another bas ass, if not sold to a ottornable time. it
will be offered for teat. .. • •
I For anther petticntarsm" *ta.ALLularia.'pfut paid..
1.. .K WHITNEY; Rio carbon.
PIS Carbon, AU`. 7, 41—if
•
• . otos Coiikt sate.
lIREMANT to iii..ataliviat the Orpkaas •- eaart. of
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Schuylkill County; the subscriber, adadnistratnr of
. the estate of Peter Season, lato of the borough of Erie,
Pennsyliania. deceased, will expose to sale by public
vendee, on Friday;ths ddy of liCa September, 1847;
at 3 o'clock In the afternoon, at the Pennsyrimpla Hall;
M the borough of Pottsville a in the county of Schuylkill:
Ns. I.:—The equal. undivided one half part of a cer
tain• tract of land:: situate in the township of Harry,
county of Schuylkill, hounded by lands at Mowret &
Company. John Nicholson Esq, and Jesse Y . aroall. cote.
taming 429 acres and 130 parches. Surveyed on swat
rant, dated the sth day of SepteMbet, Mi. lb the name
of Casper Thiel
No. 4:—The equal. undivided one bait Part of a rerl
min trset.ofland, situate th 'the township and county
aforesaid, hounded by land of Jesse Yarnell ; 'John
Nitholson,and other land. containing 400 acres and 3
perches. Surveyed - on a warrant dated the sth of May,
1794. In the name of Killian May
Ns eqUal undivided one half part of a clew
tain tract of land, situate In the township - and county,
aforesaid. hounded by lands of Jesse Yarnell. Job
Nicholson and others, containing 4,1,8 acres and 33 per'r'_
ches and allowance. Snrveyed on a warrant , dated
he sth day of Sgptembot,'l7o4; in the name of Henry
Shaffer:'. •
Ns. 4 :—The equal undivided one balfpatt of a certain
"tract ofland. situate In the township end county afore
said. bounded by land of -John Nichillson, Esq.. Henry
Shatreroand other land. Containing 431 acres and allow
ance. Surveyed on a warrant, dated the sth day or Sep
tember. 1791. in the name ofJohn Klinger.
No. s:—The equal undivided one half part of a certain
tract of kind, situate in the township and county afore
:Mid, bounded by lands of John Nitholson. Esq and
other lands, enntaining 431 acres and 38 perches and
allowance. Surveyed en a warrant, dated the sth day
of September, 1731. in the name of George Sewall!.
1947
745,389 01
108,001 06
315,411 18
,189,892 0:1
917,975 12
The title'nfsa.d Peter Benson, the intestate, to these
lands; is by patent from the Commonwealth to him.
Late the estate afraid deceased. Attendance will he
giver' and the conditions of sale made .knopn at the
time and place of-sale. by
JAS. C. MARSHALL, Adm'r.
By order of the Court, • '
SASICEIS,IIIISS, Clerk.
Orwicaborg, Aug. 7, 1547 - • _ 32—ts
96. September' Tertn..lB.l7. 1
WILLIAM solvgas. Subpirna, our.
vs. •• }Dill to perpetrate
•
r IOSEPII LEEDS, and : testimony.
. ' •all others interneted. J •
Sehuylkill County.Vss.
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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
': to Joieph Leeds and all others interested
' . Grestine :—At the instance of ,William
'• Bowers, we command, firmly enjniniug
s.
1. .. you, that laying aside all other business •
and excuses whatsoever. you be and an
s. pear before our Judgeeat Onvigsburg, at
our Court of Common Pleas, there to be held on the
first of September neat. to shew cause. if any
you have, why witnesses on behalf of the said William
Bowers, touching all that certain tractor piece of land,
situate on a branch of Tamaqua, formerly in Brunsullek'
township. in the county of Berke, now Rush township,
in the county of Schuylkill. Pennsylvania. and survey.
ed iti the same of George Flower. bounded and descri
bed as follows :—Beginning at a stone 4 thence by lands
now or late of John Serails, and lands, now or late be
longing to a Company, north 320 perches to a stone •
thence by lands 'of said , Coinpany , west 212 perches iti
a post, south =Perches to a post, and east 212 perches
to the place Of beginning..containing 400 acres, with al
lowance of sic per cent. for roads &c., as by the said
deed duly recorded in :he -office for the recnrdine of
ileeds,:in the said county of Schuylkill. on the 25th day
of May last, will more.fully appear, that the said above
described tract ofland,conveyed by Henry Zimmerman, ,
Frederick Beck, and George IL Stichter, Cniumlssioners
.of the-county of Schuylkill, to a certain JOseph Leeds,
by 'heard - conveyance, dated the 30th day of July, A, IL
491,6. and recorded ,in the said county of Schuylkill, in
Deed book. No. 26. pare 425, saidcleed having been made
by the said Commissioners, to the said Jdseph Leeds In '
pursuance of a purchase by the said Joieph Leeds and '
the said George Emerick, at a public sale of the lands
ithirti hadyrevionsly been purchased by the'sald County
Commissioner;, at Treasurer's sale, held for a period of
five years and newardsprini to the said Commissioners'
hale, the said sale so made by the said Commissioners ,
To the said Joseph Leeds and the said George Emerick,
was made In the name of thetiaicl Joseph Leeds, and the
conveyance made by them to him under an arrangenient
hctwcen him, the said Joseph Leeds,end hint, the said
'George Emefick. at the time. to :—The sail George
Emerick !wipe fully acquainted with the nature of the
title and location of the said tract of land, upon seeing
i the same advertised Witte Aced Commissioners to he
sold. was desirnus ofparttcipating in the purchase there
of, proyided it was not bid up to an amount beyond his
means—and. id order to secure'an interest in the same,
he agreed with the said Joseph Leeds, that they would
'.attend the said Commissioners' .sale, and that they
,world _jointly purchase the property—and that, in eon
eiderationof the information given bythe said Emerick,
that he. the said Joseph Leeds, wouldaicompaity him to
attend the said sale at Orwigshintraand would pay ell
the metres attending the said, purCla se. provided the
came would tint ex , ced the sum'of fish hundred dnllara,
and cite one half of th, said prnperty should be convey
«d to she said George Emerick, and the other half re
tained by the said Joseph Leeds, as his share thereof,
and to repay him for his expenditures in the same—that'
'in pars - attire of this said actreementi , the said Joseph
Leeds, and the said George Emerick,-Attended the said
sale, and the propetty was-hid off.at the said sale by
the sa'd Genree Emerick, at a suet lees than one hundred
dollar's. It was then agreed that the title should be
made by the Commissioners to him, the said Joseph
Leeds, and that 'he should convey tifelone half part to
him, the said Georee'Etnerick,,so soon as they returned
to the city of Philadelphia. BY' this arrangement each
pail), would have a deed showing his interest in the
land—that the said George Emerick attended in persofi
to the said purchise and the perfectiori of the said title
in him, the said Joseph Leeds, arid was of considerable
expense in effecting tile same—that the said Joseph
Leeds has repeatedly acknowledged that the one halgnf
this said land was purchased for the said George Emer
ick, and that be, the said Joseph Leeds, holds the tide
for him and fir his use, but for-as-much as disputescon- '
cerning the premises may subsist after yotir petitioner's
rwitnesses are dead and the right of your petitioner may
be thereby defeated, may it please your honors to grant
I to your petitioner a subocena under thetseal of this Conn
I or a rule to shew cause as may he thought right to be di
' reeted to the said Joseph Leeds anitto all other persons
I interested in the ptemleee, requiring there to appear in
I this honorable Court nn a day therein to he named to
; strew cause, if any they or either of them have, Why a
Lcommlssinn shall not issue under the seal of thishonor
;-able•Conrt, to he directed to each person or persons as
the Courtehall appoint, for examining your petitioner's
ivitnesses. In perpetual,' ri memoriam, for the proof of
1 the matters aforesaid, should not be examinedon the pe
mum of the enid William Bowere,andlheir testimony re
duced to writing, to he uselLatler the death of the wit;
nesties width+ same filed of record in our said Coast and
be perpetuated agreeably to theennefitution and the Act
1. ofAssembly, in styli case made and prnvided. and here-
I ' in fail not at your petit. Witness the Honorable Luther
Kidder, Esq., President of our said Court at Ortvigibnyz,
the 25th day of inTIP, A. D., one: thousand, etght hun
dred, and forty-seven.,
. ' C. M. S . 'FRAUD, Prothonotary.
! Orwiesburg, Aug. T., , 1847 = 32-6
1111
EMU
'2 25
'25
"2 121
.I 371
. 225
I 75
, 1 112;
3111
3E5,561 Of_
Ci~7
142,095 17
Sherlff's . Sale of Real Estate.
YTe^`Jvitoci ari T da : issu 7 l 7 ' 8,,g„,t nmn geas gclU)ikl;..ll
and to me 'directed, will he exposed to sale by ptiblic
vendue or on trry. on Monday, eke MA day of August,
'1847. at 3 o'clock In the afternoon, at the politic house
• f Joaepi Hatigkatrout. In the borough of Tammy',
1 Schuylkill county.the following described premises, viz:
All that certain moiety or equal undivided half part
of i'erettain messuage or tenement and tract of land sit
uate in.RUst township, in the county of Schuylkill, con
'mitring in rhe:whole 317 acres. 15X perches, and the al
lowance of si z per cent. Tor roads &c., he the same more
nr less, bounded by land now or late of Burkhart Moser,
- Philip Moser, and others, It being the same premises
- -which Martin Yoder and Susannah, his wife, by thei.
indenture, duly 'exceeded, bearing date the 29th day of
April, A. D., 1829, recorded at Orwigsburg in the office
for recording ofdeeils, &c., in and for Schuylkill county,
In Deed book No. 7, page 5, did grant and confirm unto
George D. B. Keim, his heirs, toad assigns. in fee, with
the appurtenances. Tins tand lies adjoining. or near
the town of Tanimpla and on Panther creek near its
junction with the Little Schuylkill. Late the estate of
GEORGE D. B. REIM..
i 319.611 ,11 .
Setae() and taken into execution. and will be sold by
JOHN T. WERNER, Sheller.
Sheriff's Office, Orrtigs-1 •
burg, Aug. 7,1817. (
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kx.C.;
PRE subssribers having assoeated themselves la
-1 gethei in the FOUNDRY AND MACHIN E.BUSI
NESS.at Tamaqua, ender the Arm of ••Thassoi, Smith.
4- Taylor," would respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they are now prepared to do an exten
sive business in the manufactory of all kinds of Steam
Engines.umps, Coal Breakeil,Screens, and Rail Road
Cars, tog thee with all kinds of castings in iron and
'brass, as applied to machinery incident to the coat bu
siness.
Repairing of every kind done by them with neatness
-and dispaltch. They will warrant all their wor,lc to per
form well, and would solicit the custom °finch persona
as may want work executed, either in this vicinity, or
at a distance, which will meet with prompt and imme
diate attention. I SAMUEL HUDSON,
Jrto. K. SMITH.
CHARLES M. TAYLOR.
Tamaqua', Aug 7, 1847 32
NEW BOOKS.
O'SULLIVAN'S Love,. or the History of Paddy
25
Go-Easy,
Statute Talbot, or the Malden's Hand, 25
Dombey & Son, first ten Nos., at 25
The 8 •eret Passion, by the author of the Youth of
Shaltspeare. 50
Wood Leighton, or a Teat in ltie Country. by
Mary Bowen, 9.5
Father clement, a Raman Cathnlic story. 25
Ellen Fenton, or the Secret Prisoner. - 12}
Burton, or the Sieges, by the author of Lafitte, 50
Graham's Magazifietor August, ' 25
Lady'ol Ronk Tar August. 25
Together with a variety of other works, n just received
and for sale wholesale anaretnii at D AN N AN'S stores.
Sabsctiptions received to any of the Magazines
or Weekly Newepapersnubilehed in Philadelphia. New
Varif,.or Boston. which willbe delivered in the boro',
regularly nn their reesipt. •
Small stores and carriers supplied with cheap period•
ale and newspapers at the wholesale prices; at
Jy 311 HANNAN'S Cheap Stores, Centre St.
CHEAP DRY-GOODS and GROCERY STORE,- .
Too Ilogra below
TAE subscriber has Just opened, in addition to the
stock of Dry. Goods, a choice lot of GROCERIES,
&c embracing a general assortment, which have Dean
laid to ai very low rates, and selected with great cam
as regards quality for family use, aU of which will
sold on the most. accommodating terms, wbolesate and
retail..
Re . lsoltes the goalie to call nnd examine his Buick
and Judge for themselves, feeling minfident4bat he tan
and will give entire satisfaction both totto quality and
price, ,
Recollect, two doors below Ctall'a Hotel, Centre
gtreet,„Pottsville. .1; JOUN . 8. C. MARTIN.
loly 31. 1847
MOK b'D Beef and onoesof stiperinrvisli
ty. just received end
July 17.) J. 7441aAtilf tito.
Tamaqua IrOn Works.
,REMOVAL Eau
Concerning she removal of the seat of justice of, the
county - ofElchitylkill,frues Orwigsburg to the borough
ofrotteyftle: • . • .
S re: E Se it enacted liy andillonie of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania .
In General- Assembly me nod it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same, -That it shalland may be iaw
, ful for the qualified voters who halm resided in Schuyl
kill county fbr at least six calendar Months immediately.
preceding the treat general election, to vote at such
election upon the question of the removal of theitiseat
of justice from Ortilgsbure to the borough of Pottsville,
in the county of Schuylkill, in the manner followleg to
wit: those In favor of removal shall vote a written or
printed ticket labelled "seat of justice," - and contain
' tug the words " for Pottsville ;," and those owned toe ,
removal shall vote a written or printed , ticket, labelled
as aforesaid, an&containlng the words- "for Orwigs
bum the said tickets to be deposited In a box which
shall_be provided for that purpose at each and-every of
111ml:coon pollsef said comity r and the returns afraid
elect nation betnade in thesame manner, b . ) the return
judged. ON the case of the election of members of
assembly ; • if: on the meeting of the retata judges,
It shall appear ttsnt
in ajority of- the votes have been
given,in favor of P olit y e, then the followine sections
of this stet shall be of f ull-feza i nd effect ; but if it shall
appear that a majority of
_t votes-hate been given
against Pottsville, -then tha fo Ins sections of, this :
act shall be butt and void
See. 2: That if a majority of the vote f veld conritc
of Schuylkill, qualified ns,aforesaid, vet leggg, onleaid
question of removal, shall decide in the manner{ pro
vided in the first section of this act, in favor of the
removal ()film seat ofititiee. in said countj , . to the her
ough of Pottsville, the citizens of Pottsville, ini said
county, shall erect or. cause to be erected,att their; own
proper expense, within three years from and after such
election, in the borough of Pottsville aforesaid, tinita
hie' buildings. of brick or stone, for a court brew and
different offices for the safe keeping of the county re
cords, under the direction of the county commissioners
for said entinty, who are hereby authorized to receive
conveyance for a lot or lots aground for the Use,cif the
county of Schuylkill. in fee simple, clear of all ineum
brannes, the said buildings to be erected on such !nt or
lots of ground thus conveyed;- and the county conimis
sineers for said 'enuuty,- to erect and build a suitable
cminty prison and jail, of brick and stone, in'said bor
ough of Pottsville, within said three years afterauch
eleetion, as aforesaid; and the said Connty commicaion
ere are hereby authorized and empowered. as anon as
said seat of justice shall be removed from Orwigsburg
to Pottsville; in the mannir herein provided, to grant
and convey to the borrow!' of Orwieslorg, the rorin
house and other politic huildines and !a on which the
llama are erected, and the. n ppurtenancetitheretn, in the
borough of Orwleiburg. to, have anti to hold, the came
only-in, trust, and for the use and occupying, and using
said buildings and real mute as an academy and semi
nary of learning. for the education of youths. I
Sec. 3. It shall he lawful for the citizens Of Potts
, vine to obtain -subscriptions trim any person or per
sons willing to sub•eribe any money or materials for
the erection of such court house and putilleoffices, as
are provided for in the second section of this act; and
in default of the payment of the same to the eetnnty
commissioners, said county commissioners are hereby
empowered to cause Cult to•be brought in the name of
said county, to enforce the recovery of the mime ; and
when collected, 'to be applied towards defraying the
expenses of such buntlines. -
ego. 4. that so soon as the public buildings are corn- ,
plejed, according to the provisions of this act; the county
coMmissinners aforesaid, shall file a report of the same.
in the ceurt of common - pleas of Schuylkill county;
and the said court, upon examination thereof, being
satisfied that said buntlines are frilly completed accord
ing to the true intent end - ineaning of th's act, and a
record 'thereof being made by endorsement, on said re
port, the commissioners and sheriff of paid counts' shall
thereupon came the prisoners, if any there shall be con
fined
in the old prison, to he safely removed to the new ;
and the publit papers- and recorde then 'remainlnr in
the public offices in Orwigsburg to he safely deposited
in the new buntlines en as aforesaid built, forthe recep
lion theieof; and from thenceforth the seat of justice
y in and for the county of Schuylkill shalt cease to he at
Orwigsburg, and the same shall be removed and fi x ed at
the new location in the borough of Pottsville. In the
said county, so as aforesaid to be fixed-epon ; and the
public offices heretofore kept and the courts of justice
heretofore held at Orwigsburg, in and for the minty of
Schuylkill; shall be kept and held at the borough of
Pottsville, in the county aforesaid.
See. 5. That soon as the prisoners anti records are
removed from Orwigsburg, as aforesaid, the county
commissioners for said county shall proceed to eel!. at.
-public sale, after due notice, the old, court house and'
prison at Orwigsburg, and the lot or lots of ground on
which they are erected, with the appurtenances, to the
best advantage ; and the said commissioners shall stee
-1 cute a deed of deeds to the purchaser or purchasers of
I the same, and shalt pay over the proceeds of sale i o the
- county treasurer, who shall appropriate the samples all
other funds of the county are by law appropriated.
Sec. 6. If any person or persons shall vote on the
queakron of runny:ll°f the sent of lushes of said county
of SObuylk ill at the elertinn nnthnrized to be held by
virtue of this act,.not duly qualified to vote in accord
ance with the first section of this act, or shall vote nut
of his or their proper district, or shall vote, more than
once o6.said question. he or they sn offending, upon
convichnn thereof before the proper court of quarter
sessions of said county shall be subject to the penalty
provided for in the general election laws of this com
monwealth.
•
.Sec. 7. If any judge or inspector of the elertion au
thorized to be held by virtue of this act, shall know
ingly or wilfully reject the vote of ncitizen qualified to
vote on'the question of the rer , nval of the seat of jos
nee in said county, in accordance with the first section
of this act; or shall receive the vote of a - person not qua
lified to vote as . afore.aid. on said question, he or they
so offending, upon cony ietihn thereof before the proper
court of quarter sessions of said ,county, shelltnefeit
and pay, for the use of Sold county; for every sorb of
fence, a sum not lest than three hundred dollars or
more than six , hundred dollars. at the discretion of the
court, and shall undergo an Imprisonment in .the Jail of
said county for a period of not leas than twelve months
or more than two years.
SEC. P. Irony jlidge, inspector. nr clerk of the elec.
tion authorized to he held by virtue of this act. shall
wilfullyvniscount, or shalt falsely andfraudulently add
up and semen the votes received upon the question
aforesaid, or shall keep a false tally paper. or shall be
guilty of any fraud in the discharge of his duties, every
person en offending, upon conviction thereof in the
proper court of quarter sessions of said county, shall he
suhject to the same fine and, penalty as are imposed
Imam delinquent judges or inspectors by the gencral
election laws of this commonwealth. "
rim 9. It shall he the ditty of-the judges and inspec
tom conducting the election authorized to he hellkby
virtue of this net, to cause theletter It to be legiblffnd
distinctly set opposite the name of every citizen who
shall vote on the queotion of removal of the seat of
Justice as aforesaid. on the tally paper nn which his
name shall be. registered, and any want' omission so
to di., shall be deemed n fraud, and shall he punished as
- !raCil, in accordance with the provisions of the, eighth
section of this act:
SE('. 10 11 shall be the dutiof the polar!. Inspertor
and clerk conducting the election authorized to be held
,by virtue of title act, to take (in addition to the.onth or
nffirmotion he is now required by law to tnlie) nn oath
or affirmation that he Will honestly and faithfully corn
ply.'in every respect, with the provisions and require
ments of this act.
Sec. 11. It shall be the duty of the return judges of
said county. At the time and place of their meeting. to
cast up all the votes received in the different election
districts, on the question of the removal of the seat of
justice aforesaid, and shall make out two certificate's
showing the result; one of which shall he filed in the
office of the clerk of the court of quarter sessions, who
shall certify the same to,the governor of this common
wealth, and the other in the office of the commissioners
of said county of Schuylkill
, SEC. 12. It shall he the duty of the eberiff of thr said
county of Schuylkill to cause this act to be publiihed
in at least,three newspapers published in said county,
for nt least owe in every week for sixty•days immedi
ately preceding the next general election ; and-shall, on
the d.ty of the election, cause at least two printed co
pies. one of which shall he in the German language, of
said act to be posted, in handbill form, in the most MTh
lie placer: nearest the election poll in even' election
district In Said county. and the reasonable expenseeof
sorVipuldiration shall he paid by the said county of
Schuylkill by orders drawn in .the usual wny.
Sec: 13. That William T. Sanders, Augustus Holmes,
Joseph F. Taylor, James B. Levan, and Joseph Fertig,
senior,• are hereby appointed rommisehmers, who, or
two-thirds of whom, are hereby authorized and em
poWere'd to select and procure a suitable lot or lots
witfinflthe said borough of Pottsville, on which said
court house and public offices shall be erected, in the
manlier aforesaid : Provided
_furthermore, That no per
stirrer persons shall hereafter be appointed a commis
'sinner, as aforeeaid, who either resides in the borough
of Pottsville, aforesaid, or is a property holder or pro
perty owner in said borough.
Sec. 14-That so much of the 'existing laWs of this
common Wealth us are altered or supplied by this act,
be and the same ate hereby repealed
.1A hfr...l COOPER.
Speaker of the Howse of Represostatives,
• CHARLES GIBBONS,
• . speaker of tee Smote.
ApettovED—The thirtieth day of March, one_thou
sand eight bandied and fotty-seven.
FRS. R. sntiNK.
Published according to law, by order of
JOHN T. WERNER, Sherif.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs
• burg,'Aug. 7 1847. 3'3--
Patent Elastic Baby Jumper.
ANEW and nsethl article for exercising and amusing
Infants thin) the ate of three months upwards:in
which the Child can remain for hours witho u t the least
fatigue or restraint upon the motions. and safe from all
harm or misrhier, The nature °fide eontrivante issurh
as to insure continual health and constant good humor
to the child; and has been pronounced by physicians as
n certain relief for Invaild children, nr those suffering
from spinal disea.e. Parents are earnestly requested to
call and examine for themselves.
It is oleo highly recommended by the Boston Medical
Examiner and the physicians of our borough.
' A fine assortment, ratting in price from fir 2 50 to *l,
just received and for sale at •
July 31-31] BANNAN'ti yarietY Store,PottiviTle
New. Iron and Steel Store. •
TAE subscribers, Importers and dealers in foreignand
American iron, beg leave to call the attention of
purchasers of IRON and STEEL, to the new assortment
of swede, Norwegian. Refined. Cable: and Common
English iron, which they now have and are constantly
receiving from Europe direct. Also„ American Iron,
cnesisting of Hoop, Band, flernll,7ace. English, Russia,
.and American Sheet Iron; Small Round and Square
Iron, front S-6ths and upwards; Boiler and Flue Iron.
Horse Shim and Nall Rods. Axle Iron, minus sires;
Locomotive Tire and Railroad Iron ; Angle Iron. Half
round Iron, dm. Spring and Blistered Steel, from the
best stamps of Swede ; Cast and sheer Steel, die..
all of which ttey offer at tas lowest rarer, far east,, or at
six months for approved reference, and to which they
invite the attention of purchasers before replenishing
tieir storks.
Also, Pig and Bloom Iron received on comMisilan, on
'wbicb advances will ballade:, -
EARPB dc . Bßihß. Iron and Steel Merchants, • ,
117, Borth Water St., and 56. North Del.
Avenue, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. July 31.1847. .. 31-1 y
WANTEM -
ADAY Conn 18• to 17 yews of age to learn the Drug
and Aporbecary business—enie who- speakithe Der.
man and Eagilab Languages teoutd be corralled.lle
most satisfactory refetenetworDl be re2 ll / 1 14 for ah a r
Wet and honesty. Apply tetN
.0.
• ouN C.• BROWN,
,
Apothecary, Cantta et. Pottsville. -
.
. roltriDle, July 10th, 1847. \ 28—tf
TIDE. .NI.INE,II,S?-.,;-- !JOURNAL.
n S iTe st ry p ias A t74: ll l3l er lClC th rO e l bs w i ltli 6eK i
11-x .large , white spot - on her shoulder; and a
Nor white - 'pot - orlon over bars tail ; with * st
wbne nice. Elbe had crimp and bell on when she len:
Any person interning wild cow, or leaving Information
where she can be got wain. will. be reasonably-reward
ed. - JOHNSON HlOLdlill, Narheist., Pon:vitae.
• July 31 31-1 t•
OL.' TOWNSEND'S. CELEBRATED SARSAPA
AILL4forr sale at the new Rook & Stationery
"Store,„corner of Centre end market street, Pottsville.
Price z#l fut quart bottles. [July 17 . •• 29-
- -
LAST Nirtice.:-:au persons indebted en the ant,
scriber on book account, are reqUested to make
payment forthwith. at the aceopnts will be placed in
the 'handi of a magistrate for collection. 'This Is the
last notice. - GEORGE li. ATICHTER.
July 4i, 1847 ' i 30-3 t
RAN AWAY FROM. THE SUBSCRIBER. reeding
at Minersville, on Monday lag. an indentured ap..
prentiee, by the name of ADAM ,COOK. All persons
are forbid harboring him on my account, as 1 am deter.
mined to pay tottehta oT hit! contracting. -
' July 24-40--30 • • JAMES MARTIN.
J-DMINISTRATTOK NOTlCE: . —Nntice_ is
given that letters of •Admintstration have been
granted to the subscriber, on the estate of ABRAHAM
DeIIAVEN, late bertha borough of Minersville. schuyl
kill County, &Teased. All. persons liectehted to said
estate are requested to make paynient, and all those ha
ving clalMenvill present them for settlement • ,
CAROLINE DaHAVEN, Adminletrairig. ,
Julyl2l, 1817
'`c", EWA ,EMPORIUM.—AII the popular
,Magazines
1 1 1 and Newsplpers furniehied nn or before rho day of
publ icor ion, at publishers' prices. Sobscriptiens recd
for 3,6, 9, or 12 months. (ey 24] H. BANNAN.
'HEAP MUSIC her sale at Stationer's Ilan, corner
of Centre and Market streets, Pottsville.
July 24 • , 36L,
MAGAZINES, AND NEWAPAPERS.— All the
Magazines and weekly Newspapers furnished at
the book and. peendiral store. corner Centre and Mar
ket Streets, free df postage, as soon as Issued. • •
Jilty`24 SO
NI, OTlCK—Remilers of merchandize, take notice
-1 li that. your licenses are and ready for delivery, and
if not taken up will be. placed in the hands of a Justice
of the Peace for collection. .a,
,
HENRY , KREBS, Tree:surer:
. .
Treasurer's Office. Orwigs-
,
burg, July 24, 1947. . f 30-3 t
,
_ _
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEIIBIIIP,.—NOTICE.
The partnership hetetothre existing 'between n s.lhe
subscribers-under the firm ornUntlON' & WATERS,
is this day dissolved by mutual colleen' Samuel Hud
son is hereby authorized, to receive all debts duethe
concern and will attend to all claims utmost It. .
SAMUEL W. HU DSON, .
. .. JAMES , WATERS:
Tamaqua, My 24, 1817 .. ' , . . !, 24-2 t
sItSTRAY COW.—.9trayed a w ay from the
or
i Bushy Colliery alarge red COW,with large
s ib,. A ' horns standing - nut, no white about her,
I'ltor-. 0 and:no bell on. the front teats Unusually
long and the hind ones very short. Any person leaving
information whereabouts said cow can be hid. at the
store of Henry Meyer at Middleport, or return her to
the subs.triber, will be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM rewarded. ,
Busby Colliery, July 21 - 30-31.
50 TONS FLAT DAR RAIL ROAD IRON:Jug recei
ved at the York Store, assorted elzea. 21 X 1,.21
X 1, 11 X }. and 11 X I, will be sold cheap for cash or
approved stoles: EDWARD YARDI SY
,
July 10, 1817.28
I
INSEED-OIL of prime quality in iron bound bar
gels and sup mint. Lard Oil, for sale by
BRYAN & McII.IIENNEY,
- No. 12, South Water at., Philadelphia.
. Plata., July 31, 1847 31—St
A NCY ARTICLES.—TO VISlTERS.—Persons vis
-141
I !tine Pnttsvil e will always find a. great variety of
Knirk-Knacks an Fancy articles at BANNAN'S Vari
ety store , suitable n iake_lunne aipresents. .Ais stnek
contains as great a variety ()fart fries as. ran he found in
similar stores In oar c i t i es. ' [July al-31-- ,
1
VIFAV - 130 - F — POTTEIVILLE.- -A few yiews of Potts
vile remain unsold at BANNAN'S Bonk store.—
This is acknowledged to he one of the (most beattini
Lithographic views ever published Five ni six rolitred
views also remain unsold. Apply soonloi they will be
all gone. [July 31-31 •
• ,
VOR KALE.—A Steam Enelne and hoilrr■.lß hOrie
I flower, made by Mr. Baldwin. will,bo gold 16w. En
t:pare of . MICHAEL BRIGHT:,
July 31 ' 31-4 t•
ANTED. 7 -A rood MACHINE BLACKSMITH to
•V V whom grind wages will he given. Apply at the
machine shop adjoining Mr. Bland's blacksmith shop,
a brnte the blast furnace, Pottsville. [Jr 31--.21-2t*
MINERS.-5000 TONS IRON pile —The hieh-
I cash price will be nald for 5000 trine Cord Re
gion Iron Ore delivered at Pioneer Furnace. by
July 31-31-31] . • T. S. RICHARDS.
•
--r - -
A DMINISTRATION NOTlCE.—Whoreas. tetterx of
admittipthrion.on the estate of THOMAS NEW
LAN. late of the horouch of Minertosille, Schuylkill
'county. derea.ed. have been fronted to the auhacribers
by the ReOster of Schuylkill county: notice Is, there
fore. elven to rill those Indebted to said estate to mike
payment forthwith and all those having.elaime
willpte
sent them for settlemeht.
C. 1,4,1. , T A V f.f)R.
ANN NEWLAN
July 31. 1817 " 3l-*-6t*
TERI SUPERFINE FAMILY HAMEL. for Bale at the
York Store. of Slane & Slrw'n hrlod.m.,.nrsettoo..
ley ti Son. [July 10—] EDWA RD! YARDLEY.
MINER'S OlL.—Sonorfine strained cal for Miners to
to he had nt the York Store.
July in. 11;t7-29 EDWARD YARDT.EY.
TA A VIES' SERMONS,
f .
i ' In 3 voinmee. Jost rereived
and for elle at BANNAN'S Bookstore.
June 26
TNERTRUCTTON TO ELTER or. CDCSSOAMISI*„
II Dr. Fenchtwaneer'e powder for deal rovene Cock
roaches. which IN nr , rfertle harmleca to children and an
imate elan FLY PAPER fur deatroyinv Fliers. lost re
ceived and for vale at • DANN A WS '
Judy 17-201 • Variety Store. Pottiville.
rro AI.T. THE HEMS AND LRgAI. REPRESEN
TATIVER of Himmel Eery; late of Imwon•
Mahantnngo township. in the county of Schuylkill, de
ceased.
Eursunnt to an ...Mer of the Ornhanre Court of the
county of nn an. 111.1 will he held nt th^ puh.
brume of insenh R. Oeman. in the townehinof Lower
7.lt.hontnneo. in the county of Thttrerlay.
thetlOth day of Attrupt, next. at Preclock in tho forenonn.
in make Onrtition of the rent eetatenf the F lit{ deceased,
to and mum, hie children and !real ronreeentative•. if
that ,411 - 11-1. 1 2 done withnnt preindwe fn and ermiline of the
whale otherwise to whit. and anomie.. the Fame ; when
and whore von may attend if van think pron.,.
I. T. NERWR.R. stheritrof the Co. of Selo wl4Bl.
Orwigsbure, inly 17. 1817 , ^4--It
. Arnie:mbar:- Academy.
T ,
RR Provienbort , Arad I. now°nen for llle re
contien of prinli. ii.sler the in.t.nrdinn of gi2 , 7..
IV. . Tlnrt. F,.q., ti cl , ..ielil oi.holnr. and well q. nulled
for the pdation. A dmia.len to the Ar.dem• IPA' bo hld
by nonliontion tn either of the nroler.l...d.Thirteee.
Will. U. rnrr.g. wv..rityKT:r.t••/ .
flrfln: A pit VF. 4 aril, jnim,....F.nr.. .
SF.TIT I.lllrlf iI9TER,. J/4)IFIR'ff nn %Err. .._
MA TT . mmnrt. 4..1 4 :0. FiANNAN. - •
' Orwirshnre. July 21. IS 17" Itn—
, ,
.Inell la .)Ftiiiiltei . iClooe. : • -
MITE sntweriberAns fun received a supply of India
I .flubbe:r fld.. sur,b as
Centre r e oo
Covers 'iittli a Map of the World Printed
a o ..
...it: ' • - . .
IVrbolets and Garter. for. children; I
Thes,for children ~—thin: ;
Mani of the rnited Staten, ' I
Cuff. for children. i' ,
dndin Dubber Ilin 1. t. ninon., /c.c., , . • •
India Rubber, lahoulder Ilraces.
India Robber Cloth for bandages, a 'good article for
Pfirsicijn•
T, nhaero Panel:Po, gre... *-r.
.Viint ilo , PlV.fl fitun,the factory. and for icile whore.;
snle.ind retail at ~ DANNAPPS Variety Store.
lily 31 ' . ' . i 31.-
• ,
Sheriff's, Sale of Real ,'Estate.
By v;rtnn of n writ 4r Teslaturn Venditinvi Eiro , lo a.
itigued nut of the ('nun of CPITIMOiI Timr. fnr the
Illy and County int Phttidelnhin.,nod to me three rd
wit) he pxr:notert ! ,,, n public Pal n et , outcry. nn SATUR
,o
DAY, th4th dn of Anltutd, nt A n'elnr.k in the outer
noon. nt' flop pnbli, hnune of Snlnuel Ward. In the hn
tnoch nt'SctUtylklll naves, the followitie described pre'
' All that Permit" tot or olive of !coon, 'situate in the
hoinnohOr Arhuvikill Haven. Flehnylkilt county. hnnnd
eti the 'moth by the Phlleflelphle Reading and Potts
ville Rail Road ;.nn the north by Broad street. and on
the I.llllt And WPp by commons; containing about 60
feet in finot and 1(10 feet In depth. mare or los.. with
the •npucteniners. consign'', of a two stow Creme
dwellin, bone and nn ntd one since etnne‘hollillee.—
Let. the eetote of nogwv.l.T., FITCH and THOMAS
MCA. trniiinr as R. Fitch & en.
Seized and taken into execution and !,e gold by
' 1. T. WERNER, Sheriff-
Sheriff'. Office, Orwigs th
•
burr. July 21, 1847. 3o—
_ _
Stationer's Hall.
N. PARVALIIO having di/mooed of his stock to
.110. Benjamin Boman, the business will, in future, he
conducted in his' une. The establishment is now re
pleniahed with a large and well.arorted Stock of bosky,
stationery, and fancy articles, which, from his inefea 7
sed fheilliles, will be sold at ,the lowest cash prices,
whnlesal • or retail, consisting in part of
Blank Books of every description I •
School books, a full assortment .
Law Books. RepOrts. Forme. rke.
A choice colleCtion oretanilarcl works;.
All the chimp publications as they ere issued ; -
Prints and Picture Frames, Engravings, die.
latter, Foolscap. Note. and Wrapping Paper;
Bristol Board, Drawing and Drafting Paper;
Blasfing.Priper..Whita and Blue Pasteboard •
Lawyer's and Justice's Blanki and Forms ;
Quills. Steel Pens, Sealing Wax; Pencils, gagers.
' Razor Streps. Brushes, Snaps. die.;,; -•
'. Plain and Engraved: Visirtng Card/ •
Wafers, Stamps. India Rubber, Envelnpes;
Violin Strings, Backgammon Boards. Dice,
Playlet Cards, Pen Knitris, Noun seals;
Black, Bine; and Red Inks. Sand •
Wall and Screen Paper by the piece or yard;
juvenile name .- Itt'y Books, and Prime's,:
reribinory. Snaps, Italrßrusbes, Combs, &r.
B. DAMMAM, Corner Market & Centre streets.
July 24, • ' • .'1 30—
.• ' History of the,PCDPet‘
-T" public and private history oftbe Pones of Romer
rtalrithe earliest period to the present time, Melo
dies the history of Saints, Martyrs; Fathers of the
Church.. Hendon' Orders., Cardinals, Inquisitions.
Seism, and - the Great Reran:Dere:, by Lnal s'llarin de
Cormenin. •Ithistrated edition. IP; plain edition, 03.
"We rnesider ft a valuable .werk- . -* work fav'eur
times sled ebestry—and commend It to tbei favor of the,
poblic."—priviasteftusresi. • ,
• It Is; on die wholeot wrirk well mftmlinicifto Srvate
et deep interest irthe public mind, add meet. nbteld a
wide circulatlorEV—Hanea.ffarclleses Atazazlea.
Jost received and for sale at 1
• July 31-30 BANNAN'd Cheap Book Store.
SUMMONS IN. PARTITION.
. _ . .
91, SepteMber Teeth. 19347. 1
- ' ISAAC STARK . Ellinnions
to
THOMAS MDDLE and others. '... ; Partition.'
SiehySfifrili County. H; ,
t H - THE Commonwealth of Pennsylvanlei
,I,' .to the SherifforSchitylkilliottnly, Greet
.. OS e' easci--If Isaac Starr make you secure of
Mi ss proseent tog his claim, then we command
, °WY that you summon by good and lawf u l
s. ''.- aututnone_rs,Tbomaa Biddle arid-lames W.
set , Paul and James N.. Bunker. with notice
to his guardian, ElizabethT. Bunker. and the followittg
named persons and institntionsclaudingusder Charchol
Houston, deceased, whether as heirs or devisees, via:
James Woodward s John Farnum, and Warner Justice.
executors of the last; will and testament'of ChurehilL
Houston;tleceased,fhisan ha Louisa Houston, Mary Jane
Houston. Louisa A. Davis, Mary Ann Cibbi Marvin:* F'
Johnson, Homtio.G. Vancleve, C. Houston Vancleve,'t
John Tancleve, William C. Houston, Eliza Ride firms
top, Mary HouSton, George IL'Brown,-William C. 11.
Brown, the 'A Met ion Sunday School Union the Phila.
cl4tphia Orphans', Asylum, the indigent Witlow"s and
Single Women•lSSOciety, the Pennsylvania Bible Soci
ety. the Philadelphia - Home Missionary Socials - Ode
Union' .Benevolent Societe, the Pennsylvania 'Anti-Sla
eery Society, the 'PennsyPranla Institution fbr the Des f
and Dumb, the Fuel Saving Society ofthe City and Lib
erties of Philadelphia, the American Bible• Society, the
Northern Soup Soclety of Philadelphia in the Northern
Liberties, and the Southwark Soup Society, wlthentice .
to all and every Perron. corporation., or institution,
claiming tinder the'said Churchill Houston, whether as
heirs or devisees, or in any wny whatever; lite of your
county, so that they be and appear beihreour Judea at
Orwiesburg, ht• mit Comely Court of Counnon•Pleae,
there to be held nnithe first Monday of September next,
to &Sew wherefore' end whereas they, the said Isaac-
Starr and the saidilefendants, together anti undivided
do hold all that certain furnace, force s and tract of land.
situate In the borough of Pottsville, and Norwegian
township. Schuyiklll enemy, Pennsylvania; beginning'
at a' epruce.tree. marked for a corner, and standing on
the east , side of thecanal midair:Of the river Schuylkill;
thence runnifig partly down along the . Schuylkill' and'
ultimately crossing it, north 8: degrees, west 16 perches
to a spruce tree corner, standing on the west side °Nile
river Schuylkill at the water's edge; thence by land,
late of Alexander aftul. John Young. now called the Car
lon Hilttratt, aktf.g the several courses mad distances
down the said river, about 40 perches to a post; thence
by the western and northern lines of the said Carbon
Hill tract, to land! formerly of Abraham and William
Putt, now or late of Ames & McDermutohence by land,
formerly of said Yr:dingle, now or late tit - Thomas Haven.
to a large white oak tree corner, by a public road, non
called Norwegian Ureet ; thence along the sante, sem ti
21 degrees, west 171 estates, south 46 degrees, west 68
perches. south 54 degrees, west 4 1 perches, to a corner
post of James Houre's Inland by the smite and the last
course continued 1,1.0 feet more, mak hie in all 48 perches.
4 feet, and 6 inched ton post ; thence across Norwegian
street. by lot nen:tier 102, south 30 degrees, east 290 feet
to a post, smith 51 degrees. west 60 feet ton post ; thence
by lot number 101. eolith 30 degrees, east 130 feet, south
54 degrees, west 230 feet to a ; thence by lot num
ber 106, south 60 degrees, west 173 feet. 3 inches to a -
post on the out sidp alley line of the old town of Potts •
vile; thence by land late of Benjamin Pot! and lend of
the New York Coal Company, south 32 decrees. east 362
feet to a pest at Norwegian creek; thence down the
same to a birch three corner, at the confluence of the
Norwegian creek and the river Schuylkill; thence south
10 degrees, weal ,I 2 perches to a post, rout!' 47 decrees,
east 36 perches to a post ; thence across the came, north
70 degrees, east 6 perches to a post standing nt Fchuyl.'
kill; thence up the samelandalong the lints of Robert
M. and Lawrence Lewis: north 2 degrees,, west 6 per
ches to a stone; n'orth 76 degree., cast .8 perches to a
whitepine sapling cotnetsstanding on the canal; thence
up along the-towing path of the said.canal. north 22 de
gree), east 52 perches to a Posts north 49 degrees, east 8
perches to a post. north 71 decrees. east 20 perches to a
post, north 38 degree*, east 11 perches to. a Wm, north
25 degrees. east 31 perches ton post, nnrtli 74 degrees,
east 22 perches io a port, north 85 degrees, east 181
perches to the place of beginning; containing 97 acres
and 151 perches more or less, including as part of the
said premises the piece of land called the " islend.":
excepting ousof the foregoing boundaries those 11 has
of greued s botitided by Washington street. Jefferson
street, Coal street, and Centre street ; a lot of ground
hounded ly CO3I street. Schuylkill street, and two 20
feet wide alleys, owned by the Schuylkill Navigation
Company ; all that lot orplece. of ground betinded by
Schuylkill street, the Scheylkill river, the basin, and
the eastern line of the lot now occupied by Genres:
Lauer; the lots numbered 2 and 14 on Schtlylicttl street,
and the lots numbers 3,7, 12, and 16 on Norwegian
street: also 2 certain lots situate in borough of
Pottsville, aforesaid, on ' the ea't s de of "orwegian
street, fronting on the same ISO feet; and tending in
v s)
length or depth hack 230 feet, end mar in the gene
ral plan ofenid town, numbers 100 and/101 Cialso, a cer
tain lot of ground situate in the borough of Pottsville,
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows: -Begin
ning at a post; thence along an alley in the town.of
Potteville, parallel to the lots marked in the planer the
said town, immbes s 4l and 42, south 3u degrees, east 23
feet to a post; thence by land formerly of Jenn Prat,
north 60 decrees. east 120 fee* to a poste thence by land
formerly of the said John Poll, north 30 degrees, west
123 feet to a post, and thence along lands formerlY of
the said John Poll. south 60 degrees, west 100 feet to
the place ofbe-giumne,itubject to the claim ofihe Mount
Carbon Rail Road Crier nny, for so much of the said lot
rr piece of ground as the said company may or canlaw
fully claim for the use of the said road. Also, all that
certain - Int nr piece of ground situate on the northwest
wardly side of .Norwegian street and the southwest
wardly side of Coal street in the biantigh of Pottsville,
aforesaid, beginning at the northwesterly corner of the
said Norwegian street and Coal street; thence along
the said Coal street north 30 decrees, went 196, feet, 9
inches ; 'thence by around of Jamb Altar south 60 de
grees. west 150 feet : thence north 30 degrees, wpm. 7
feet ; thence smith 60 degrees, west 30. feet to a 40. feet
Wide street, as widened by the said Jacob altar, from
a 20 feet wide alley. mow called Rail Road street; .
thence along the said Reit Road street south 30 degrees.
east 225 feet, 9 inches to the northeaswardly corner of
raid Rail Road street and Norwegian street; thence -
Meng the said Norwegian stmt..; north 51 degrees. east
188 feet to the place of beginning; and also all the in
terest which was of said Jacob Altar in and to the strip
of ground lying In front of the. above-described lot of
ground thrown out by the said Jacob Altar to widen the
aforesaid 20 feet wide alley tea 40 feetsvide street now
' called Rail Road street ; also, all that piece or parcel of
ground, situate in the borough of Pottsville. aforeenitly
hecinning at n post near the stile of the Norwegian:
creek; thence north 32 degrees,west 1411. feet to theseast-'
wardly side of the Mount Carbon Rail Roadrihence
down along the side of the same south 171 decreee. east
170 feet to a post ; thence from snid7f across said
m
creek, north 44 degrees, el 54 feet 1 he place of lir
ginning. with the mills, landings. ham. railroads.' and
appurtenances belonging and nppettaining to' all the
above-descrihed premiseslfare known by thinaroe
of o the Greenwood F.State; ' e xcepting out of the stamp:
fourundiVided fifth parts of the stone or fossil coal and
the right of mining forand removing the same. that may
be found noon the std premises, and also excepting any
lota that may have been sold heretofore. and not above
specially excepted, and partition thereof between them
to he made:do gainsay, and the same to be done do not
permit ere toijustly and contrary to the laws and cuts-
temsrlif this Comninnwealth, (as it is said, &c.) And
bare you then and there the names of those summon-
err end this writ Witness the Honorable Luther ELL
der Ems. Preiident of our said Court at Orwieehures the
2.5111 day ofJune.lBl7.L s. C. 51. STRAUB, Proth'y.
•
Orwigsburg, July 17.18-17
-•
POTTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
TILE Aufnmn term of this Insiltutinn will commence
on the 6th of September nest. The Itheralpairon
age which has been bestowed pn his school. and the
'considerable accession of pcfplis during the last year;
has induced the Principal to procure two additional com
petent teachers ; honing that the character-which will
thus he given to the school
_grill iikrease the number of
pupils still more ; so as tolnable Mm to meet the heavy
ezpenses which will consetjuently lie incurred and to
carry mithis design of: establishing nn Institution mr
thy of theamod liberal support. The following w Ibe
the division of labor:
Mr. Bibs Schneider, A. It.. Principal and teacher of
the Ancient languages and Mathematics.
The French and German languages have been assign
ed to Monsieur F. Perrin, a graduate of one of tbe prin
cipal Gymnasiums of Berne, Switzerland; and also a
native of that country. Mr. Perrin has hatteninsidera
ble experi , nce in teaching he his connection with
this Institution.' He teaches the French and German.
according to 011endiwi P e method, being able to speak
both 'hese , languages with flunky
Mr. W. P. Smuts, a member of the Senior fettles of
Marshall Cellege, will have chargenfthe department of
Natural Science. Ilistory, arid Elocution. I • ' •
. _
Mr E. etagendnrf, wbn has been already a year con
nected with the echoot. tearbeethe English branches.
MGetman is considered one of the most inimittant
bra nchcrof the schen,, and, therefore, besides the usual
recitations In this language, half an brier is spent every
day with the German. pupils an = German disptitalintis,
and discussions... The exercise' are conducted by two
teachers, wbo, by exchanging thee ideas with each other
in the presence of the pupils, lead them gradually to do"
the same. and thus enable them to. speak the ,German
ennn. Persons from abroad, whn may wish to send
their sone to this Institution. will procurn,farther Infor
mation by writingto the Principal. Arrangements have
been made to accommodate a Fermin nnmher nf persona
in a .respectable private boarding house, not far from
the school. end In a retired part of the town.
Julyl7, IBC .
' 29—
Port Clinton & Tamaqua tt. It.
•
'PRE entire road from Port Clinton to Tamaqua ha
' • vine been renewed with heavy Iron mils nod good
substantial hrulees, with all other improvements adapt
ed to the nce of Litrometire engines, and the regular .
Inicineve of the mad being now resumed ; a prisseneer
train will, on and after Tuesday.ttie 13th lust., leave Ta
m:Noe daily; (send eye excepted) at 7 o'clock. A.M..and
arrive at Port Clinton. in time to roonert with the down
ward train from Pottsville to Philadelphia. Returning.
will leave Port Clinton on the arrival of the Philadel
phia cars. and rea h Tamaqua.dinner. A freight
train with merrhandige will mien leave daily.
%VM. WALLACE. Treas. & seetry
Little Schuylkill Navigation R.R._ & Coat Co.
Philadelphia, July In. 1817 Vi—tf
Not ice
IR hereby That an apppllcatlon will be made to
the mixt Legislature, f..r a Rank to he located In the
borough lir Schuylkill Count y, in bis called
the Mechanics Mink . of Schuylkill County, wi.h a
capital of One Hundred Mid Fifty ,Th'onsanit Dollare,
and the privilege of lamming It, to Two' Hundred
Thousand Dollars. ' Signed . .
--SAMUEL KAUFFMAN. 111CBAEL -,IArRAVER,
'CALMAR/6M TROUT, SAMUEL MILNE%
:JAMES B. FALLS, )(INAS BAST;
-411flefirville,-July-3.11117. - - 117;:emn
• • ' LEATHEN - •
.14Tew and Cheap Leather. , .stcne,
IN the tear 'of Wipers, Sinrifekin — n - R;CO's. ar;rel. near .
the - enrnsrof Centre - arid Mantling% streitrareltri - - 1
vine The snbseriber,bas opened and' Wan de keeping
• general assortment of ell -kinds of,Liettem-ernhair
Red: and tanned tole leether.fitpoki :leather;
OEMs. staughterendlipanish Rip-skins. orltabwielle,r
tablno end or the very best, quality.lthich.n 'FM jell
Omitted& thi alnnehter hides. eileend sheep skin,
et taken in exchange forleatbst. Sisughtee bides ex
changed for leather in the rough. . •
• SAMUEL WILLTAMet
WY 8,1847
Administration Notice.
WHEREAS letters of Administratkon on the estate
of. Augultui Whman, late of the bream& of kli
nersvitte, Schuylkill Vaunts. deeeasrd.have been grant
ed to the subscriber by the Register of SchuylkillSonnty,
notice ts therefore siren. to all those Indebted. to said
estate. to makapayrnent forthwith, and all those basing
claims, will present them for settlement. •' •
C. W. TAYLOR., Administrator. •
--- • MASY-WlTMAN,ledministratrix. -
,
June 20,1647 . • • • 40—et•
,•,
.' r.BOOTS - -4r. • &EOM'S •
Atthe Old Stand, Centre Sired : next door to
. - --. 'the" Pottsville House.
1 '. -.
.3::& . .J:.FOSTER,
' IL
ARS now receiving their
.•
• tinging Supplies of BOOTS dr.
8110ES.comptising s first rate
assortment. which they now.
. offer at Vehnietale or retail at the vesrlowest
• Pricel. They have also on hand Tiunks, Ye
-1 ins, Carpet Baas, rind SatchelESideand Upger Leather.
Mamma; Calf idkine. Lining . 11 Binding Skins, Shoe
Makers' Touts, and a general sort molt of Shoe Find
ings.
IC B'e 4 Boota• - .1. Shops mon etetnred at short not ice.—
Their friends andthe public Weld are lu want of any of
the oboe e articles are respect fully requested to give them
a call. '''' • • - May 8, 1817, 19-
RATS, CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS. BOAS, &C.
To Merchants; Hatters, & others.
GARDEN & BROWN,
UAT AND CAP" WAII6IIOCPC AND MANUFACTORY,
No. 196..•Mailiet ;St.
•sEcoNti 1)OOR rtki.ow rsIXTIL PIALADA.,
RESPECTFI atten-G L
• !ion to their large and complete
stock of OATS and CAPS, menu
..„7 1 M1 \ -
. firtured under their immediate direction
and superintendence, with all theadventa
ges of modern improvementa to enable them to combine
theimportant qualiiies of durability, taste, and beauty
of finish with extreme chesimess qr
An immense and beautiful assortment 1 .
of ail varieties and prices of Beaver,
Brush, Silk; Moleskin, Itus•ta, Cassintere,
Wool, Sporting, and Ashlabd 11 tts, .
Also, a een.rral ussorttnent ofevery va
riety of Caps. Ott& Fur Seal, Hair Seat, CAPS,
Muskrat. Plain and Fancy Cloth every }. AI It F FS,
style. red,biaek, and brown Mohair .eal- I BOAS, &c.
cite, Glazed,- Oiled Silk, and Fur Cops.
:Ladies' Man, B.ias, &c.. at the very lowest prit.es.
Buyers tiy the dozen nt less. are invited to call and
see if It Is not to their interest to deal with us. '
Particularr. ,attentinr. paid to the picking of hats, &c.
Cash paid for Muskrat and Shipping furs. • -
GARDEN & 880 WN.
-No. 354',. Market street ; below sixth street.
Philadelphia, July 17, 1817 . 29—aui
The Largest & Cheapest-;
•,
wrocK O F
• "GOLD SC SILVER WATCHES "
111 PHILADO.PIIIA.WDOLSSALE AND RETAIL
/1 OLD; Levers', full Jewelled. 18 carrel case,
A.T• , ; •enhl dial, ' .- . *. : ; , $lO 00
Gold LepineS, full Jewelled, 18 carrel case,
• gold dint,. - -$9.5 W - 30 00
Silver Levers, fill Jewelled, '
.. : - . 59 CO
Silver Lepine, JeWelred.. ". 13 00
. Silver guarder.; watches. spinilid ntillity, '9 00
Silver Imitation Quaffiers'. . • .. 500
Second handed Doll and Silver watches, at
all prices, from . ' . -- . £ , 2 to 25 06
Gold Pencils. .' .. ..•: $1 75 0:1 200
Gold Bracelets With topaz and ocher acs's 3 50
Pure Silver Tea Spoons . . , . . . - 4 50
Dianiond.pninted Gold Pens, with pencil and
, solid Silitiqllollterli v o nly ''
. . 1 25
6.111 chains, breast pins. finger rings,,ear riots, and
rjewelery of every quality and description. nt the lowest
Philadelphia`or New York prices; Gold and Silver Le.-
ver, I epines. and Quartler watchei, slill•nturit cheaper
than the above Prices. A call will be sittfictent. to g tn.
Vince purchasers that this is th., place to get good and
cheep articles. All c.•ods wart:Anted to be what they
are sold for. Orders front thea'ountry punctually atten
d(d to.. Old Cold and Silver botteht for each or taken in
exchange. All kind's ilfwatches repaired, and wait atti
ed to keep correct time
N. 11.-1 have a - splendid got t nl.pendent seconds
watch, for tinting horses, &c.. Aft. Gilt and Galvanised
Watches, for traders' use, and gads of all kinds in my
line, at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Cheap Watch and Jewelery Store, No. 4131.
Market Street. above Eleventh, North side. '
P S.—Please save this advertisement, and c•II at
4131 Market st., upper side. , /111. V 17 29 —3311
CHEAP WATCHES &-JEWELERY.
• . Full Jewcll:4' lila, Levers for $lO, •
JACOB LADOMUS,
i n t
,1, NO. '2lO, 51AEKET sTitEct,, has constantly
'.:;• c lc 7 , ;, i n hand a large'a.s,sortnient of Gold and Silver
.., Watches, at the following low pikes :-.
-, Full Jewelled Gold Levers *40 , 00
' Full Jewelled"Sil.o.r Levi rs . ‘`..,, .. 1 03 00
Gold' Lephies, full Jewelled, . .• . . 30 11l
- Silver Lepines.. .. . "*. .. . ; 15 00
Silver Quartiers, . . ' . . . 80 to 10 Of
With a large assorttneili of FINE JEWELERY, suet
as ear rings, finger rim:Agri:east pins; bracelets: gliXand
_silver pencils, gold cli tinsr&c. Ile has on hand-a Coln'
plete assortment of Lunette, Patent, and Ph fin wati h
glasses, main spline, % erges,. dials; and' hands. of every
,description; and, it ram a enuiplerexassortment of
Watchmakers' toots and Watch maktirvals, to which he
would call the attention of the counfry trade in cenentl.
,frir Those wishing anythid iv
the above line.ottld
find it to their , advantage to l l and e‘antitie hie. stock
before purchasing elsewheyi..o.:2lo, 31A llKET.s:reet,
below Eighth, Philadelphia. . [Phila., July 17 '2l)--.
IJIPORTANT, To INVAI A IDS
t
Let ail who,areAtretted with Consumption, Couuh'e,
Cold", disth.nia. tirenrhitis, Spitting Mood, Pain 'in
tha-SitVan4 areost,Sore Throat. liourseue,",
216titation of the Heart, Illooping Cough,
Croup. litres, Xe reo us Tremors, Liver
•
Coatpiatntortdeliseasetl Aline ps,tru
THOMPBON'd COMPOUND 1-411117 P OF TAR AND
• ,WOOD NAPTIIA. -
F there int - tower in medirine to remove and cure din-
I ease. thin one will rapidly'and effectually secure a
restoration to health. '
From all paps of the country testimony continues to
pour in of its iihequalled and salutary power over Put
monarlY, Throat. Anil Pectoral diseases.
A recent letter front Ilentleiithott & Co., an Old and
highly respects le firm in Nashville, Thin.. states:--
"That the , Ciimpound Syrnifof Tar and Wood Nap
tha gives universal satisf t.on,"—more so than any
medicine they have - ever sold.
Read the following from Dr. Young rite eminent oculist:
Plitt ADELPHIA, Jan. 181 h. 1817. '
Afessra. trr Dickson ::--Gentlement—linving
recommended in my praetire. anti used in my own fa•
mily, Thompson's componind Syrup 01 Tar and Wood
Naptim. I have nn hesitation in saying that it is the bent
preparation of the kind. in line, and persons suffering
from colKs, eoughS. directions of the throat, breast, &c.,
so preva.ent at thin season of the year, cannot tine any
medicine that will allay a cough oeconaumption sootier
than Thompson's Coinpound Syrup of. Tar and Wood
Nantha. WNI,. YOVNO. M. I). 152, Spruce street. -
Read also the following from a man who will;at any
time, corrobende.its statements.
•
MUST WONUERF(L CURE!
2~—sc
PI”I.ADELPIIIA., Dec. 4th; ISM.
Penetrated with a deep ACti,..3 of gratitude for the be
nefit experienced by the use of Thompson's Cempotiod
Syrup of Tar, and •hat othrus, who, like me, hare lan
guished thrOugh years al - affliction and suffering. with
out being able to find a remedy, may know where it can
be obtaitted, I vidiintatily inike thelollowing statement:
About 4 yeari attire. arer being affected with a violent
cold it left me a trould..noine and severe cough. Whilst
the cough continued whit II as, with scarcely any in
termtssion, diwing this Intli + v perled, language fails In tell
WIIRt I liner suffered from debility. pains in the breast
and side. night sivents,difficultYxpectoration. oppressed
breathing, anti, in (Act: all Ifiose syinptnms who h mark
a severe plenum:try affection. The relief occasionally'
obtained by the diseharge attic: matter whirh obstruct
ed the healthy at 'jinn of tny,systent. bat inrrensed 'my
fears, as the purulent matter discharged was frequently
streaked with Mond.
During this time I was under - The treatment of several
physicians,' and Intik many, of those preparations re
commended as servlcahle In. the canes of - otters; bat
without' relief; and I, at length. concluded that a cure.
in my case. warchimeless: Hut how agreeably chanced
now my opinion! I have used. tier allow' three weeks.
Thompnnn's Compound Syrup of - Tar. fly the use of
one bottle my rough has been relieved and my system
reinvigorated, and hit continuing halm itp to this time..
am satisfied thal‘niv complaint Is entirety removed and
eradicated.' It, ECARNISIr, 242. S. Eleventh street.
Prepared only by ananey ac Dickson, (successors of
s..l'.Thompscin,) at the F. E. minter of Fifth and
Space streets, Philadelphia. -
Sold in Pottsville by J. G. BBGWhc and J. D.
FALLS, ltyineravitie. 1
Price 50. cents, or 01'per bottle ; or $2 50. and $5 for
sir bottles. llewarcof imitations!!
5.Juy17,.18:^7
WARKUOUSR . OF PRINTS ONLY.
No, sfi Ce;lar'Sl, New York.
LEE; JUDSON & LEE,
(LATE I.F.F. & JUDSON)
Ocrupy th 7 spacious FIVE S rola WAREHOUSE.
No. 56 Cedar Street:—the whole of which is deroted.to
thii exhibitor, and sale of. the single article of PRINT-,
ED CAI.IICOP,A. Th present smelt copsiits anent':
ly ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, embracing some
THOII!IANDS of ditTerent patterns and colorings. and
comprisine everything detonable in the line, FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC. • • .
All of which nee of red for:vale. for rash. or "".ra''
tory reedit. at the lowest' prices; by the PIECE OR
PACKAGE. •
• New styles - ire rectived'almnst every day, and many
of them are Ent up for oar own sales, and not to be
found elsewhere.
Printed lhie of prices, torrected•from day to day.
with every vitiation in the market, are placed in the'
hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form sonic Idea of the ex
tent_ air' variety of our assortment, when we state,
that tit i• value of nor usual stork of thif oare Airtime,
is at least twice the value of the entire •stock of dry
goadiortially kept by our largest wholesale Jobbers.
This fact. together with the fact, that raw nwang and
.our at tcntien ' onste.hd" of being. ivided emetic a ram
variety Of arlieles. are devoted wholly to one, Will
render the aditatttages which we can otter to dealers.
perfeetty obvious • and it shall be.ostr care that stone
who visit nor esta . hilehment shall meet with any dis
appointment..
Our assortment ts complete st ail seasons of the yeer.
• • LEE. illEttOPf & LEE. '
P. B.—B. P. LEE,
former of the drat, of. Lord dr
Lees, andiate sentorparto the orittin4 firm of' Lqe
& Brewster him which to esinn he withdrew some
time ego, has wammed hominess In connection whh
-Messrs. Lee & Jodrnmondesthe Arm OLEO. .11IEBON
LEE, sodorie 17111 , 111,es to assure hid Wee& thf)
public, that the new firth will Maintain the same pre
-emineete. in this stench Of the trade, which thrmar.
ly diatinaulshea !Mil:lo4f tcq = goy4es inlieti4ll
longed.. .
New York, July:10, ISM
tre*ry,hou,:in, :
A'tfoarr;r7
07t1CI oricisrta `rnit wrxissrye. 1113X.'
POUSIVillei Pa (July 31—E1-IZ.
Saturday Morning', Ang. 7, 1-S 111 j
BY MAGNETIC
Far Lk* .arizwe:Jax
q lr ADyANCE, OP
fraportuWifews from the.
Peace Patted—Genoral, See'
Battle. Expected. '--, •
We learn by Telegraph, l
Correepontlent in Philadelphl
mail has brought the impori
all negotiations for Peace hat
Governm?ni of Mexlea and:
Gen. Scott wits tomarch on
by the I,sth of July..
Santa Anna had an army •t
Capitol; and every preparsti i ,
give battle to Gen. Scott tr/
Capitol, so that we may
brilliaut victory in a'sbort 014
Another skirrnith had t
Gen. Pierce. end the Guertin
ter had been tlefeii.tcd.
The city of Santa Fe had h,
by order of Gov. Wloon.
Mr. *sin, Locotuco, hat
Congrese in Mr 7 Dronwole's ,
by about 200 rnsjotity.
gives from 1300 to 2000 loccil
DIE iI.A.
Six hundred barrels of F our mild 10-day aR
-$5.873 a $6 per -barrel ; eti , r ‘ n 74 canto;' chtei
55 cents; Red Wheat t3O yhite 13 . 5. Whitt
key- 28 cents. . .
_New rurk—Flour $6; C rn 70 cents; 03'4
50 cents.
13altinine—raininglard, a 4.1 no change in thel
market
Stocki arc 83cpreAoed, Penu!. EAC$79+.
_ .
G.EN. TAYLOR'S. SPEEOH.—The 4th or
1 July was celebrated at Monterey, Mexico, by the
Americans residing io and near ' ' that city.. Gen!
Taylor having been called out by aloast connect]'
Mg his name with the Presideiley, made the full
lowing brief re:marl:ex • •,
Mr. Pres'ideal and Gentlea' n-1 have never
had the vanity to aspite• to or tilt fur that elevat
ted situstion which has just bee 'alluded:to ;• btO T ,
if my fellow countrynien think Iproper tu elevate! '
mein eo distinguished and honorable a position',
I certainly shalt do my best to di c harge the duties
n
of that respotible position fsithf Ily. ~ But if tiny
other candidate is preferred and 61fervil who may
be more competent than myself] Uneed 'not say
that I shall acquiesce most cheerfully in their de:
ciston, and shalt rejoice that there is one mom
w.otthy,to represent thatn-in dr ' highest office in
their gift. ../ "
' OBSEQ,11100:4 " N•ES4VO I'HE GREAT.
—ThePresitferfi, in • his visit tl , the Ninth, hek
been rer7f with all ' the onor usually beetowl
ed upon ae e e
tile which he .represents. These
Presi renal tours are breouti4
.fa;hionable
. tlf
hi and M the quite. a"holiday itil.the cities whcrp
ey-urcur. itr ) thcre is any thine!;. however, (lax
! mg aside alttliFilici the policy ofl such tours and
the politics of the tourists.) winch- detract from
the pleasurable, excitement of the e occasions, it its
the. servility Ind toadyism co fret uentiv manifest,
led at .111 i titnes by the hanger •ott of eannent ..
men--chore .. tin •Itcttles" whose r . fit.mircst desti
ny.' end chief - pride. it is to be annezed to the,'
emir' of greatness. I - ' ~ •1
I! ma t-rs not whetl.er the distinguished travel.
ler be Whig or Dcmocrat—whttber Jackson pr.'
Ty lee, or' Polk —IA bum but! wive forth' as the
- representative of national, powerl and there are •
numbers ready to do hiin hoinite.--to magnify,"
his slightest actions into notecase ,dble importance;
to el•servls is ith - the Most inhaise shtereet the wale
in which he liable his hat or cane, and whether
he takes a snuff' with or witheet sneezing;' to
prove io short. that the scribes . f BlnektvoiteJ'e
when 'they say there is no oh Cquiodsitess to '
America. These, the like_imientant inett
- dente, are `closely
,observed,. and i tiitinutely ehron
cled -by is portion of the press ,fir the...:beriefit Of
theivurld and posterity. How,iinterent from tins , *
spirit of the true American. whu - iAmuld
," fihake hangs with a king Ulm Itis thione,
Anil think it honor to his 1114.01 l).... ' .
We hail marked come preciepn specimens fur
the reader's amusement; but halie .unfortunately
miAiiii: them. One paper. describing Mr. Polka
tlisit to some church, woere his PrCienee was not
.generally known. declares that l ittle cimid the
congregation have eupposed, w
ten they • wets
singing the Psalm, that the voice lof the President
of the United :States was united with theirsl-r
Rielimand Republican.
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LAMPS ! LA112.0!! :.
. Gliandoles, Mall Lanterns,&c l •
T UST opened a fresh supply of Cori:cline celrbrail d
el Lard and Lard Oil 'Lamps, embracing a varietkOf
now patterns: Also beautiful Limri , lSltadel,o:ll. aitd
Silvered Eirandoles for M 41111, , ,, fillntl half setts. tut
and plain Globes, large and small Lahip Wicks, &c., and
for sale at less titan city prices ;at -_I
REMOVAL. COUNTY iIIEETIN.
ACOUNTY M.-ming - TXthe friends the Rom - mato(
the Seat of Justtre tin Schuylkill County from Or
wigsburg to. Pottsville, according to the provitions of
an Act of Asti:giddy pissed last :winter:. wit! be held' at
lit' house of Fozirlotortimer. in the ,Liorough of POO -
rille. nu Saturday theith day of Aueust n...11.;at 4 n'tiqrk
in the af , ernonti, -- fin the nu rpnse of niskinz the neees.
ears- preparatory arrancentents flit thel nnininalion "r a
Comity Remora' Ticket. and to timore the succestr'ot
the rause of remittal nt the nest elect:lon. ' ' 1:•
'lt is expected that the meeting wilt be adarctsed iby
s: . s:Cral able speakers. :
• - F. W. Illt(IIIES/ •
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' JESSE FOSTERI - - •
SAMUEL SILLY,'M AN. • : , '
ED W trto wen N N lin;
ANDREW RUSSEL.: --: • i
Execuliee Centro . / eintimilit .1
Foust-111c, July 31st, 1817. • . 1 ..' • : '
M. A. Root's Gall ~ry of 1
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORT RAITS ATM
FAMILY GROUFS4 . I
./Ve. 110, Cbuaut St., 34 dome below Fifth St., , '•
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PHILADELPHIA.-1 -
A TIMIS:MON FREE. The pictures taken' at jlris
11 establishment are pronounced. by , ltriists and scien
tific men, unrivalled for depth of OM , and softness of
light and shade, while they display 'al the artistic ar
rangement °raw highest entt of the painter. 1
—Cilizeum or stranger.. visiting. the G illery, can have
their miniatures or portraits taken fatting unique Myle,
and neatly set in,Mornern eases. Gold IA
mu All e, ctg. or breast
pins. &c., in a few mies. e py the Wowing
rcfronin-the Philadelphia Seturdne CON 'er; — '' j •
`• A acmes N Pt orgainstery.—the patine journals have.
at dffereet periods, annnunced, ass rework:Ole proof
of the skill and proficiency of Aincrican artnits,lthat
Daguerreotypes are now made in this) city ,uperim. in
every respect, to those 'made in any i4f the European'
cities. This entrees of AMPri , an nnisis was con firtnel,
m a in a very gratifying and ennetumive t iner.:by ?dr,,Bar
nunt's publicly slating. at the Moir: of
his Tom Thumb
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ezhibition in this ay, that Mr. RiMS.,II made fifty-one
- good- pictures: with only a mingle litill re. ' In additinn
to which, Mr. R. ins been fitrnished wit h the folintring
conclusive certificate. signed, it will be perceived, by
the parents of Tam Thumb, by Mr. Hamm, his 14a0i,
er, and secretary. all of whom werei, with hint lif Fly,
rnite•— . -
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a Junel; 1 Q47, 1
PhiladelphS4 9 7, l
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24-ly
i The Daerterrentypen of Tom ThuMh and his faniily,
'including his serest tea-het4. footman, driver.,enul.
mace. Ace.. and his vnrious cesium-1i and 'ehnratAcre.
Made by Mr. M. A. Root. (FIFTY-01E in WI.) prefect
a decree of areursey and trnthfulnes to natnre, with a
bold charm of outline. anfinnis. eraprehaion. heantyk livid
delicacy of tintsh. and uniform brillirMce. that , rvej haws
never seen equalled.. They are. decidedly, 'anemic to
anything of the kind - witnessed hy+, be either ii tats l
count ryor In tondon,naris,or a nyl.l - 1 he ( Meant .trope
which we haye visited. We sake pleasure ' 0 1,,„0,4„,
testimony to the courtesy •xuriekiti. rio nn',irirrniy react
(heel by Mr. Bolt lb', eminently suc,csefril Daltnerre-.
ritypnit. (Sipe ,
8: E. }Tit 417,0‘7,( ) ehe Pa th er )i ,
-'-CYNTIIIk ecTRATTON, (thn Mahar.
' . P. I. tARNUM, - 1 -
(Echihiteref Tom Thamb, in r.11[141.141 end Arrieti.a.,
and Proprietor of the N. li", , rk4k.: Thiltirirra Ma vanit.)
•-' W. W. WEBYThß,lotecretery.)
." ''' ' TITEODORE it CATLIN, 'l'
(Advertiser and Secret irr Par INnvi Tlikinltt in Butnne.) .
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, 11.. n ,EiriFlllNlAlr.l t i F.gr.nttnr II!
, i This II cetininlY IteCY 15100 .11 .3` . IOPT to lihrmr. a ,
l Amarbith stme tiorits. cnniin le gg It f nintheign who
I
'have escinincd ITel - eters of fps r Manikin the
tut tri ems , of itir rlinrlnal t (lOW,
, Il!ity: '
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.9—Negotiation fo l
t Advancing—Gran,
Philudelph
"ra, 12 o'clock, M.
from our atttotie;
a; that the_Elouther
cant intelligence that
failed between tht
:Mr. Trial, and tl4l
the city of Mexic,l:l
of 'JOAO near , the
ton was-making ,to
lore ho reached th 4
ok out for - another
ken place betwee
,in which the hit'
n totally iletroyc
been elected t..ql
ilistrict. in VirginiaF r
in district -.usually
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