The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 11, 1849, Image 3

POTTSVI.LLE.
NATUnDAT~'kVGVST ii, 1840.
DELECOLTE ELECTIONS
The Whigs of Schuylkill County, end all those friend
ly to the Protective Policy and the precept State and
'National administrations, are reetiesied to meet at the
following desiguated places, between the hours of I
and 6 o'clock; e. 61.,' on SATUIDAY, ISEPTEIrree ete,
1849, rot the Purpose of electing two delegates to re
present each election district in a County Convention,
which will assemblelmt the house of John Jones, in
Schuylkill Raven. on Monday the 10th of September
next. at 12 o'clock, M.. for,the purpose of forming a
County Ticket. The Committees named, will please
superintend the election of Delegates in their ,respec
thrOistricts. or in case of unavoidable absence, will
procure substitutes:
Paarritle..c-N W Wird. Le. :
of Vigilance, W Kline, J P B r
N E Ward. Peter -Wool's c
Jane., Adam Shortie.
13 Ward. Mata's•Alotel L
lc; C Martin.
Atonic Ciunsin-Si on's Hotel-Committee, Jo.
George, henry Inure
Port Carbon-] Volfinger's hotel-Committee.- F
Martz, Udall Can : t • .
"Afilursoille-Kram hotel-Committee, Evan Evans,
Gen 8 Reppilcr. - I
Brtnicl-P Rehr s' Untel-COmmttlee, Datel Tobias,
Jos Cockbill. U ,
- Nato Cosa.- in Muth's Rotel-Committee. II
"Nadara, Esq., cots net.
Tainagno-, td's loiel-Committee,. W W Mc
oGulgan, Jac 8 Trou .
Iforsceriaa, ku's hotel-Committee, Ira Lake,
Henry Wilson.: . :_ ,l
168/Ftle-Baltlet's Rotel-Committee, Thomas Thom
as. nlall Bensinger.
Sckaylkill -James Yost's Hotel-Committee, Jacob
1311nrit, John S Sumner..
Tremost-Mark blellitn's hotelteoronalttee, Edward .
Wittorn...l It 141cCreaty. 1
Prmkg-.1 Witutan's Botelr-Committee, E 13 Reedy,
-13am•I Clark.
Cass -If Shaerjer4flotel-6mmitter, Robert Pat
ton. am:sin-an Itnodnion. . .
Sr.'s Hotel—Committee
,tram.
otel—Committee, Joho J
mmittee, Daniel Hilt, J
Butkr-1 F Davis' Hotel—Corrarittee,E P Burkhart,
John Mortimer.
Sorg-3+ Denglees Dotal—Committee, Danl Deng
ler. Jamb Auman.
Upper Makantaolo—l W Rapier's Hotel—Commit
tee, Sturm Hepler,,Gabriel Herb.
Lamer,Vakaatanor—J R Orman's Hotel—Committee,
Philip Osman, Esq., Elias Arts.
Porter-4' Allvort's Hotel—Committee, Jan Hand,
sen., Jo; Workman. '
Piarcrare Sarawak—Major Koons' lintel—Commit
tee, Levi Miller, Caleb Wheeler.
- - _
Pinegrore Toe nehtp—Mt!or Roane Hotel—Commit
tee. Peter Stine, Win Eckert.
Wavite—L Scholl's Hotel=Committee, J 51inalch,
Eroi , - Peter Laubenstine.
I%ortk 1330 W -ire's hotel—Committee,
Jacob Riffle, Maj Chas Denier..
Sck.selkill Haven J Dines' floret—Committee, Geo
Kauffman, Diehl Dowman.
South Xeakeimp-litre Relicr's
Daniel Reber. Jonathan Emrich.
Nal, /rim— D Caller's Hotel—Committee, Geo Rick
ert, John Lehman.
. .
"Vest llngnsteiA—Sam'l Yost's hotel—Committee,
Jos Albright, DaTO Neter..
.orwirshrre—Coart. House—etartnlttee, NV Boyer,
Wm H dhalt.
Port Cliston—Moyer's Hotel—lsaac Myers, John
Bond.
Jtrafrestsbstem—Benainger's Hotel—Committee,Dan'l
Dock, Fred Pfliegef.
West Nest- J Schwartz', Hotel—Committee, Deng
Kistler, Jacob Mentz: .
Rish-,AV Katal's Hotel—Committee, Chas Brause,
DN., Jacob Faust.
Union—Rapp's Hotel—Committee, Samuel Ruppert,
Marks Ratter.
By order of the Cominittee
113asl)ilfon Corrtspan rnce
[From an tmca.km?a Commvondentl
CONGLOMERATE LETTERS FROM
THE CAPITOL.
(Embracery the Pebbles, and Detritus matter,
.cashed darn in Political, Literary, and other Streams)
irashinclan City, D. C.. Aug. 10. 181 k
1 towsickj—l am now well fent that apolOgy
enough? Whether it be or not—that, my dear
ikthe reason ;hat you did'nt get letter number
two era thin. Let me "break in" gridually—sott-
P!;—for be it known, there is a letter, fcrer still
?n my brow,
" '
4, A residence in the Federal metropolis le, in truth,
ideedinaly_marble
interesting. Standing on the
(" steps of the Capitol,amiast the "tileathing marble
and burnished gold—the lofty dome, the column,
and the arch"—,you have a fine view of the quiet
Potomac, curling gracefully around groves of trees,
and mirroring, in its clear Surface, the neat while
cottages and luxuriant greensward that cover "old
Virginia's Shore.' Mere and. there the river,is
dotted with sail—boets and batteaux, and you can
ttll, from the merry laugh,- and the occasional
ecticiedistMin• of vine, that the Ladies "share the
pleasure amt the prida"of these equatie ereubsione.
The •iew, howeir, considerably' heightened.
when, without changing your position, you take ,
in a comprehensive survey of that ; .wonderful
sireem, which is supposed to flow, iq mysterious
whirl. and excited, between the Capitol
and the Presidential Mansion. I mean of course,
the greet Political stream 41 this "boundless ego..
tinent ows," which, although merely idea!, is
atilt full of fine,' fat . fish, appertaining to the re.
nowned family of "the loaves and fishes," alluded
to, I believe—(for I can't be positive on matters
.f Scipture, end mare's the pity :) iu the Bible—
ithatawful volume
II==111011!!
The Mystery of mysteries."
The population of Washington is, therefore, de.
cidedly pis clverous ; and theie's scarcely a men in
it who does not know the use of good diiengrapliie
slinca" to catch good—"bites !"
Speaking offish, reminds me of the Ladies—and
i love both ! I will dismiss severe) "loafer" politi•
cal (honesty, that I had intended to hard over to
you, in this epistle, and say a f.:w words to them.
It is, st any rate, ..stale, fist and unpiofitable" to
be dealing in the "fancies". of the Political Stock
these dull times—these dull times when every body'
and his son John, ate rusticating at the fashionable
watering-places. It will be time enough to dwell
at lenath„upan such matters when Congress as_
:oembleo— whop ail the great actors appear in the
arena, and when the new "ring-master" cracks his
whip, and puts the "performance" in earnest op
eration. I will keep a sharp razor for the growing
crop of beard,, and, in the meantime, will dispose
orliglater nzat erica —"trifles light as air."
rain pot going to say that the Ladies here are
,not good looking !—no, indeed! They ere all
todsome : —(w4 a few "honorable" exceptions!)
But,. alibough there are immense, II 'As of them
on this fine parture.field of Uncle Sam, ii must
, he coriffil that they are cot as pretty as the girls
•of the N °AM One reason ie, I presume, that the
bachelor M. C.'s and their tribes of friends gene
'rally succeed in:picking out the "choice" ones,
•during their annual sojourn here, and then very
.magnanimously leave the ~..,indgrerent" ones re—
main. There's Republiconisnni for you!
Another reason is, that the Ladies here--(this
.is all confidential,) have few of the healthful ei•
fercises and amusements that contribute so largely
to the mental and physical developement of the
• fair sex . in the old Keystone. There is, compara
tively, no physical labor performed here by men,
and the Ladies pretend to nothing else than sing
ing end playing—end Tedescoes and Hahnstoct•s,
as far as my observation extrude, are seldom found
among them,-
But those good•lookiog Ca, whatever their
politidal sentiment.yare au fait in all connubial
Art:fairs, and theiltaste therein must be commended.
A girl of sixteen, just from - boarding-school, is
•some pumpkins . " its the eyes of a bachelor of
forty—fire, or more,, and instances are not lacking
cdGovernor.., and , erylers too," being brought to
4.tertas" by belles of tho tender matk before men—
aieued. Butibe inttaticei 'of other officials anon.
ally sold to black epee and sweet sixteen, are
Without number.' .
, Washington is emphatically the American depot
- for love—or,arst - reses-CANZI-AL affairs—(tor
love, I fear, is an obsolete idea.) The candidates
der, Connubial honors, and connubial urespoesi
bilides"—(oci insinuations!) observe the election
statistics with all the important satiety of veteran
politicians;, Ind whenever an unmarried member
tarned to Viingrets, f r o? appointed to office
Isere, iiviptiiies are shrawidly instituted bearing
viral his probable totals, [—in the drawing
mom!) and not unfrevently en eye is kept as to
"fin"rei" "lopigtrisnd, domestic relations," as
well u his View of the °Social CompaCt," and
such like matters. It these prove satisfactory,
"diplomatic outflur 'Conee procured, end the
gentleccuptepoupiee for ••qoartcrs." Whep th,e
.. . ,
daughter of the Hon. Mr. so-ind-ro, or the Hon.
whit's-bii•onate,.throeis out her banner; Victdry
mud "perch" upon it.
But intermarriage between the eons end dough.
tem of the respective quarters of oar country, no
doubt has a very healthful influence on our
tutione. It dravre us nearer together—binds us
tighter—makes haste of happy Uncles, Capin*,
Aunts, Nieces, rind friende,—and operates say
well.all round. lam glad to see it. In fact, if I
were a member, I would, in all probability—
(from motives of patriotism and love of the Union!]
lead to the Altar a pretty Girl—[that is, it negoti
ations could be midi] from South Carolina, or
Georgia—or any where !
Nearly every sectind house, io this city, offers ac
cominodationS for boarders. These calablishments
which are all highly reopectable, and many of
them very elegant, eve usually "presided over" by
intelligent widow ladies ; and it ao happens the
they are surrounded with daughters, nieces, and
so forth. These ladies are or no .maanneeof use"
in the bousehcßd affairs—if they wan: a glass of
water from the adjoining room, the bell is rung
for a rietvent • This, of couree,is nothing uneom
moo for the "upper.crust"—but here it is almost
universal. Well, the question now arises: what
is done with the ladies of the boarding houses!
They are on the look-out—for what! Guess !
It conmencerwith an h
The Streets are all extremely:wide, and the
pavements in proportion. Willis calls Washing
ton the "city of magnificent distances.': It is also
a city of trees—the streets are all covered with
them,, and the promenades are the finest of any
other city in the Union.. I may obsene, en pas
sent, that it is not fashionable hrfiv trays, for the
lad): to bold by the gentlementa arm, in evening
promenade,—she leans gently against his shoulder,
or, rather, upon his shoulder-breast, and with those
who know how to walk, the fashion is very pretty
and very interesting. , But alas ! for unromantic
fat people, and substantial folks generally!
"Good Evenin' !" . Nom
- 41.1)c Olb illorlb.
von'EIGN NEWS
Tho Steamship America arrived on the 7th inst.
with news 6 days later from Europe. The fol
lowing are the moat important items:
ENGLAND:A very large and most enthusias
tic meeting has been held in London, at the Lon.
don Tavern, to express ptil•lic sympathy with the
efforts being made by the Hungarians for the
achievement of ttieir independence; to urge upon
the English 'Ministry of (hie crown the recognition
of the government. This actidn on the part of
Parliament, did not appear: sufficiently expressive;
but some of the members,' , instead of ex creasing
more sympathy, desire, at L once to take up ethers
an behalf of Hungary.
• FLIA . NG4.—The Cenimittee on the question of
the Prorogation of the Assembly, recommended
'hat it should adj.mrn 'front the 13th of August
to the 30th of September.
Serious divisions exist in the ranks of s ma
jority of the Legislative Assembly * and Ihe Legi
laminas have determined to recede from the ranks
of the Bonaparticts end Orleanists, and from a
separated party.
It is announced that the troops who had re
ceived orders to embark fur Italy, who'had beau
countermarched after the announcement-of the
surrender of Rome, are now to be embarked for
their original destination.
HUNGAILT.—It is'diffieult to decide. intelligibly,
the military operations of the contending ormies,
as all the accounts hem Vienna to the 21st ult..
are exceedingly confused end contradictory. It
is admitted on all Wide, however, that the treach
erous lion, of Croatia, Jellechich, has been com
pletely defeated by tfrV:jilaygars under Been. We
have further advicei Qom Hungary, but being of
such a character, updn which no reliance can
be placed upon them we.omit them.
Roam—Linder the intlitary rule of Gen. Ond
inpt, order and general tranquility prevails at
Heinle. All public acteare readered in the name
of the Pope. His holiness still continues et Gaeta,
blt'beyond the fact that•he will remain there after
the accouchrcent of the Queen of Naples, nothing
seems known. It is said be will efterwards pro—
*reed to Rome in the full posacesion of both tem
poral and spiri.ual authority, and that the priest
hood around him having learned -nothing from
him regarding their past misfortunes,. resolutely
refuse all concessions to the popular party.
• The American Consul at Rome had not re
mained his functions since the outrage comMitted
on his place and family by the French soldiers.
The Consul, after strongly protesting sgainst,the
indienity. withdrew.
Scares,—The prolonged resi.tance of Ve;nice,
says the London Ilmes, whose defence against an
; overwhelming force has added another page of in.
perishable splendor to her history e has shown the
world that the ancient spik of Italy has nut depart
ed forever.
LiaiL iftinq .
Romance in Death.—A Signor /tholelle,
118T81111, lately left his house in perfect health,
and alter the lapse of a few hours, was brought
home a corpse.. His widow was inconsolable (or
his loss—refused all nourishment, and soon join
ed in death the husband she so fetidly loved in
life.
,New ; Race in Africa.—A hitherto, unknown
race of people have, it is said. beep discovered in
the interior of Alri They occupy the kingdom
of li,ri.-_, They a . - ' black in color, and very tall,
but deMitute of t! tr , ual mgr . ° features. t
I.llsgood gra! i bus! I wonder what they'll man.
ufacure out of tiiain nest,' said Mrs. Partigton.
.11ere's an arcodnt of a men making a rye face,
and of another malting a troary speech. , Then a
whole valerian about corn law,' j
The True Secret for commanding a compe
tence through life, lies in making and keeping
safely a little more that one consumes. How to
keep property, and e-pecially small snore, such as
mechanics and datlaborere rcciive in payment
for their work, is one of the most difficult things
to learn, end still more thtlicult to practise.
l'russie German paper 'says that sus
pension of life caused b y 'prussic acid - is only ap•
parent; is immeliely restored by pouring
acetate of pota-h, and common. colt diesolsed yin
water on the head and spine. ,'ln NI country
rabbits have been,at once restared' from the effects
of prussic acid by this , means;
Falling in, Love —A paper says that the way
to prevent young people from falling 'in love, is
to keep diem constantly employed. A more sure,
way is for the young lady to•holi a lighted luciler
match under the beau's nose whenever he, begins
to survey her charms withinferea. Ho will !urn
away his head immediately. • •
Romans Taking Refuge Ifere.:—The B riiish
and American consuls appear to have furnished
the stringent in Rome with the neee.taary pats
porte,te'qoit the city' in - safety, and many of the
-parties controthised intend 'to repair to the United
States.
. .
' A You rig Tyrant.—Tho young.Auetrain Em
peror appears to be a sharp fellow in hie way,
visiting Abe army him+elf,■nd sanctioning military
ineeptions 'has had two ladies of rank whipped
for.spitting at his feet. .
. .
The bargain between the Locofeco and Free
Soil leaders in Vermont seems likely -to be repu—
diated by the messes. It it probable the - feeders
of ths-Case dethocraCy have discovered that .the
coalition will not ensure them the state,,and.have
made a virtue of procuring a violation of their con
tract by the masses of their faction.
Gold Mine an old mansion in Sweden,
belonging to the - family of the Coast de Ferson,
attached, to Lotis XVI, there has recently been
discovered by the workmen, while repairing it,
• collection of diamonds worth sixteen hundred
thousand dollars, and a sum of nine millions of
Cranes. •
The tbay English ladies lice in.the open air,
the daily fatigue they endure, and 'the pleasure they
find in it, would astonish some of the delicate
dames near us; not more, however. then the
healthy feelings 'arid good looks they reap from it
would:
Father Mathew administered tho pledge in
Faneuil Hall on the 27th lost, to about 1300
journeyman tailor. who marched in a body to
the Hall, to receive it from his buds. ,
Don Miguel, the e:-king of, Portage!, who,
while iu power, was is most detestable tyrant, has
been for some time a quiet resident Of Bexhill, near
Hastings, in England.
Lamartine is engaged in writing up the goys
vermnent of Louis Napoleon, and parroting about
"law and order,". and in row- at abolishing the
Globs l-
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, iND - POTTSVILLE.g-E*ERAL ADVERTISER,
etcaningo.
It &abaci sign to see a man withttis hat off st
midnight, akplaming the theory and principle of
true deniocracy to a lantp post. ft is - alsci r e' bad,
sign to sea • fellow lie down in the'gutters sup
posing it to be his bed, and commence ceiling a
poor innocent hog ell sorts of hard names, mis
taking it for his wife.
A Cutempoitsiy lets off the following: "Wo
man—the morning star of infancy, the day star of
manhood, the evening star of age. Bless such
stars; may we bail in their influence until we
are sky high.!'
Lads, in Harness.—A poet says:
Oh she was fair,
But sorrow came itut left its tracer there."
! What became of the balance of the harness he
:don't state.
During the prevalence of the cholera in Cio.-
'.cinriati, fourteen physicians hive died—eight or
ine of cholera,; the others of diseares induced by
- over exertion-and fatigue. A great number ut
'net* ones bad arrived.
'A friend tomes to the New York Pod', , trom
Chagrer, that the traveling across thel.thmus wee
never worst/ than now.
The Winnebago Indiana are c,ccasioially
troublesocn in Minerrofir territory, and on the 4tb
of July merle sundry demonstrations at Sank
Raphle,.on the St. Peul road, and at other places,
upin tbei,liguor establisbinenti, for the purpose of
obtaining whiskey.
Cu/. Fremont is spoken of as a probable can
didate for the governorship of the State in future
of California, and irport soya that be is now on
an electioneering tour.
There is a - society in Glasgow that distributes
prizes to those housewives, who, for three months,
keep the cleanest houses in dirty localities.
Ott Satitillay evening last, ' a
tornado swept
over a part of Princess Anne county, Virginia,
destroying fence. and unroofing houses.
Every Sunday afternoon and evening the street
preachers di.course to crowds of N. Y. boatmen
and citizensppon_ the bridge leading to the pier.
We are glad to see the universal attention they
receive from theit auditors. Where once jtber
and jeers were heard now all is silent.
/n Cincinnati, it is said that when. the under
takers meet pereons carrying borne cucumbers,
&c: from market, they begin to mea,ure them
with their eyes, and speculate upon the chance of
a job.
Pretty Good —An editor of a Western news
paper announce. that he has s fine bay, and ex
presses a hope thlt he may live to inherit the
fortune his father expects to make by pub!ishing a
newspaper!
The following is a correct copy of a sign
placed un a br dge, nth a tbousind ,miles off:—
$2 PINE. TO. RIDS 011. DIIIT. OTTO. THIS. OHM.
F•STEII. THLT A W*VtK
akin hus 246 bones; the head andlare 63, the
t , turk 39, the arms 64, and the lower extremities
60. There are in man 201 muscles or pairs of
muscles. I
A Dull Comparison.—A learned and ingeni
ous foreigner, baying visited England, and being
asked how ho liked the English, said: "They re
sembled a butt of their os, n favorite beverage, ale
—frothy at top, dregs at the bottom,• but the
middle part excellent."
A inciting Ferman beina,preachcd in a country
church, all fell a weepingliut one man, who being
asked why be did not weep with the rest—.' ob '.''
said be, , 4 belong to another pori.h.''
Some g00(i Effected. —Since Father Mathew
commenced administering the.pledge in Beaton
the cases of drunkenneas at the Police Court have
diminished from twenty cases daily, to two. If
thia is permanent, it will be a.benefit to the city
as well as to thoSe in whom the reformation has
taken place. .
. •e , r
The. Coal Trade for 1849.
-The quantity sent by Rail Road, this week, is 25,661,',
18—by Canal, 11,434 15—for the week, an,olio 13, tons.
Amount of Coal sent over the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad nod schn.lkill Navigation for the week
ending on Thursday waning last
it/111.10M u. CANAL
WEEK TOTAL. WEEK. TIE•E.
P Carbon. 10.010 OS 129.227 18 5,018 10 104250 I 8
Pottsville. 3.908 IS 81,209 16 1.272 13 31,001 12'
S. !la.:en, 11.760 06 257,574 u 5 4,010 OS 55.102 00
P. elintutt, ro.r. so o• 144 av,sa.
29,004 14 615,559 01 11,434 15 294,571 16
206,071 10
, .
Total by RR 6c Ca'l. 601.461 00
To same period last year, by litilroad t 1'70.1121. CO
Do by
,r 1 ' Canal 1E23;42 08
. .
.• ..
. . • 0131ET4 .
Derttesse this year. 169,2-511 14 tons.
LEHIGH COAL. TRADE.
The followiny the quantity of Coal pent from the
Lehigh region for the week ending Jul) 20, 1810.
i WEEK.- TOTA L.
I.OITOO it Mine, .958'9 01 125.729 07
Ithunte Hun. p,709 03 45.730 19
Heaver 51eadow. '1,973 0.9• 27.750 01
-prim Nlounturn Co. '2.972 11 . 47,252 16
Ilazterott Coal Co. 053 10 12,01 C 17.
Cranberry Cunt - Co. 2,302 09 35,130 05
Dia,mond CO.II CO. 47 08 3.210 10
Ilnrk Mountain Co. 3,963 00 39.041 16
Wilkesbal re Coal Co. 091 08 7,063 02
26,20 g os sox , : of
To en me prriodlagl year, 311 225 119
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COAL T RAD
Sent for the week eliding. July. 29th, 1819. i
WEEK. TOTAL. - .
14.01.11 MAW
To same perioll last year. 144.530 tons
Li==
Transportation 01% the Railroads in Schuylkill C0,',,.tl
The following is the gnanttty•of Coal transported
over the different Railroad. in Schuytklll County, for
the week ending Thuraday evening.
Werx.. Torkt..
Mine 101 and S. H. R. R. - 16.493 01 317.697 05
Little Srltu)lkill R. It. 3,401 12 92,217 12
51,11 Creek do 7,2 0 9 07 119,577 15
Mount Carbon do . .5:252 19 117.969113
:Schuylkill Valley do L 12,499 12 160.221.10
Mt. Carbon and Pt. Carbon do 11.2 4 3 12 192.662 OS
Union C tool do 3,062 06 45,965 06
Swatorae do ' 2,144 03 . 36,101 OS
ATEI OLL AlO TRANtIPOSITATIO7I OX RAILROAD
. . .
To Sept 1 ., 1840 .
To ' - From 51.tmrhon.S.Ilaren.P.Climon
-Richmond. un lIJUneI,IBI9, 1 70 ,I 65 145
Philndrlphla. 'do flo 170 I 6.5 115
lIATE. Or 1,1.. L EY CASAC. TO SEPT. 1.1849.
•Fl -an 51t.CarbOn. rl.lla , rtn. P.Clintoli
To Philadelphia 75 dl. ,72 Gts. cts.
t or FIII:10117
To Miladelphia
To New York
For' additional• New Advertisement: see Nezt
• Page. They will. here ,be found arranged
under Suitable Hcada.
_ Proclamation. . .
Ix Tll EII.S. the lion. LUTHER KIDDER. Es-
VT qu.re, President of.the CourreCommon Pleas
of the county of Schuylkill, to Peansyliarna, and Jus
tice of tne several Courts of Quart,er Sessions of the,
p . eace,o ) er andTerminer. and General Gaol Deb.
very. in said county. and Siassar N. Pst..ur:a; and
Citanizs 6aAttev, Esquires. Judges of the Court of
Qaarier Sessions of the Peace. Oyer. and Terminer
and General , Ganl Delivery, for the trial of all capital
and other offences, in the, said county of SehitYlkill—
by their precepts 'to me directed. , have ordered a
Court of Common Pleas, Dyer and 'Terminer and
General Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Orwigshurg.
on ,ItiondaY: the 10th day ot SePtember next, to cun
ti nue tyre weeks. if accessary. t
Dietice: is therefore hereby given to the Coroner.
the JUsttees of the Peace, hhd Constables of the said
county of Schuvlktll, that they are by the said pre
cepts,'commanded to be then and there, at /0 o'clock
in.the forenoon of.said day, with their rolls, records,
inquisitions. examinations; and all other remem
brances. to do those things which to their several of
lieu appertain to . be done ; and all those thpt aro
bound by recognisance', to prosecute against the pri
soners that are or then shall be to the gaol, of said
county offichuylkill. ore to be then and there to pro.
sectitetnem, as shall be j ot.
=
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JOAN T. WEltiSEit, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Mee. Orwigsbuft;
August 11, 1819, . $ 33-te
•
• .ftl,.B.—Th'd witnesses and Jurors who are sum
moned to attend said court, are required to attend
punctually. In . case of nun.attendance the law in
such cases made and provided. - will be rigidly en.
Torced. Thu notice is published by order ed. the
Court; those concerned will govern themselves ac
cordingly
Proclamation.
`Mt °TICE is hereby given. that a Court of Common
1 1 1 , Pleas, for the trial of causes at issue in and for
the County of Schuylkill, will be held at Orwigsburg.
in the county afiresaid, on Monday. the 3d day of
September. to continue two weeks if necessary.
Therefore. all persons having suits pending, sad all
persons whose duty it shall bo to appear at said
Court. will take police. and govern themselves ac.
cordingly. J. T. WERNER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Orwigsburg,
August 11. 1P49. 33-tc
German Representation and
nAta, IN VOWS lIALL I
UNDER Direction of Wm Herrman and Wm Meta,
managers of the German Theatre. In New York. •
Wednesday, August I.stEt: 1849.
Perrot mance commences with the Pons, .Grogiaon
AND Mama" Deux," spoken by Wm. Herrman ; after
which *llia Acroa LOAIEIBT Ins Wit.c"—it farce
bone act. To conclude with "Tax Comma LOAFEX
xeroat: THE ALDEIMAIC 'After Representation,
..,t'SlikthlEß HALL
,
Performance commences at 81 o'clock Admission
for Bepresentatioo tS eta.—Representation and Ball
eta. Tickets to be bad to the panel* Hotels of
Potorralo. (Aura 11,
• -V
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Proctmd go of Council.
AT a meeting of the 'Town Connell of Borongh of
Pottsville, held' at the Connell.floson,nnTuesdaf
evening, the 7f13 teat, the following _ieaolution -was
Resstre4. That a speciiitneeting Ot the Town enon
eil of the Borough of Pcltsville, be held at the Conned
Room, on Tuesday evening next, the 19th inst.:, Ihr the
purpose of recelviugpetitiono of the chls,.ne, in rela
tion to the altering and regulating the present market
laws of the Borough; and that chic resolution be gni`,
hed In the Miners* Journal-. • • ,
JNO. U. DOWNING. TOwn Clerk.
'August 110849: ' 33-it
' ' , List of Letters,
REMAININGin the Post O ffi ce at Pottsville, Pa
on the /it or earust.
A Grum George McCaffrey And"w'
Any Baguerean Slip Lours. McCreary John B
• Artist Cancan Mrs BridtMcFaddeo Barney
Archibald John Garrefltsain • McGrath John
August Mr Gaffney Phil' AleGlauglin Jim
'Armstrong MaryJacirgeny James McHugh James
AB Joseph Mons Golden Mania McLane Angry
8 Gibbons Patrick Mehlanus Pat'lt
Bld ' George Jame; McMinnis 'Rohl -
Boyer Benjamin _ 11 McNulty James
Brennan Edmund Hugh* J McNeal James
Brennan James. 2llaminon And'w:llklehrair John F
Brazen James Hart Solomon McLane Catlerine
(Mating Peter Hartley Josiah • Bar? Lauer.
Dist Benneville Hawkins WvnirmMeGrath Mtchl
Brown John Haggerty Piet. McAttee Sllch'l
Byron Thomas Hartman &Becket MCAtilifre Johana
Bennett & Erd- Heath Bichatd Mclntosh Wm
man, 'Mock rig McDonald Pat'k
Bits Adam Hobe) oseph McDonald Pat'k
Blessing Vat, 21Iolden Wm McCabe Attn
Bilrdtck Asher, Mollanti Darla McDonnet
Blair Natant' Holmes John Esq. N •
Baber Chas iloime.s U ge-F, Nattily Capt Pat'k
Branntn P HouscH Christian Nadden Johannes
Bray Mathew Born: John ; -Newbold Sam'l II
Bates Jain finbbard Wtq ' ;Nicholson A & F
&Mien Mr Hughes John • Ncregon Simnel
Brown Geo.; Hughes David Nathan Mrs Ann,9
Baumgartner Hurkeinier Henrylieugeanlliss
Frank EillublaiWilliam Neilson Jas, ship
Brennan Mat or J Hantan Margaret . 0 .
idleman Wm -Hue Hiss tiaral. AO'Dannel M
Mike Richard Hughes Matilda Owed, Edward
Burns Wm Thiene" Catharineobm Costar
Bryon Patrick Hill Mary O'Hara Pat'k
Busher Chas Slip . Letters. 0 . 11010 -Michael
Bechtel Elizabethllarries Nathan'! P •
Bender Levi • Mariann JOhn. Parrot Moses
• -
Bailey John Ilawrabin.llenry Patterson Wm' ,
Bourke Gerald A If acapOy Patrick Padden Anthony
Breath laaac llndCg John • Painter Left
Razes Philip Hagan Thomae Po!gime Thos
f3ohanna Patrick Dew° Patrick, Woke & Hughes
Becker Elizabet hlfewet Wm Prasser Wm
Brace Thomas Beason James Pritchard Watkins
Barbar Henry Higgins Nicholas Putnam Dr LI P
Housman Marg'retllopkins Vt Patterson Miss
(Mein Margaret Rowley Mich'l • Ship Letters.
Boyle Mary liodeu Pollard Joseph
Ship Laura. Horan John, :Patrick James
Blair James. Doran. Michael IL
Brown Thos Iloctirr Wm Maack lane
Banrery Thos Hooter Philip Rachford .13ml:et
Brodie Pat'k Danford Julia Rabbit Capt
Burk James Iranian Clary Annltatcliffe R& Co
'Sennett Dennis Hamel . Daniel Rein J
Burk John 2 1 1 Rehr I.ewis
!Marty eam'l Imhof, Charles
Beddall Thus Icebower Jacob
Ilalnbridse Bar- Jones: & Bokbeek Reilly Mathew, 2
ihnlonievvjones & Phl!! Re se John
Brennen nos Jona.' Henry M lichee & Glenn
Hymns Daniel • Johnee maeld D Rigger John
Bryon Ann or Henry Bitch & Meid
C Jones John ' Robert. F
Carrigan Thos Jackson Genres Robison Tho ,
Congdon Sam% 2JaelisenrCen 'ißoinieli Peter
Carroll 'John Junk Jabob ; Roby Jeremy
Chamberlin, larelJohnson Chas Esqlluane Patrick
Campbell-Crosse Jeinnall John ; Russell Richaill
Cope Abraham Jrneiaieyn John Richard Lydia Mis
Can James JeneelMrs Sarah Riland Arabella
Carroll,Martin Miss Ca lb' E Skip Lauri.
Canfield Michael ./onee ,Ehe'znr,shlrfingers Thos .
Cunningham %CM Johnion Andw,doße‘lohnin Mr
Croon Ahrnhank i I Ii lingers Wm -
Conic,ld Wm . Katzepburger P Renneg Wm
. .
Conners Maurice Klnsiedt Johan klicilly James
Conigan Patrick Kelly plutund . 8
(Marlowe Pat'lt Kell,/ ITltomas 'PaAter Karl
. .
Cartyan TM. KeaHey Thomas 82.10,1 Illram ,
Cooney Timothy Keallll Thomas Johan
Carney Mathew Ket , ly Thos & Atiewn
Crock•on Thom Kearny Dominick :SchnielizerJohn
Cabe rater Kennedy Thai &brier Geo A I
Cres,well Win Keyser Latent Schultze Enstach
Coition, Tiins Klinizte Andrea• Schaeffer
Colahan Edward Klapp Daniel Esn Sentt Martin
Co'grave Mao, Kohler Wilhelm Stott
Ca:10,0 Nancy Ktlion Theis Scott,E
Coates John Krelse Peter ..SCIIIIIIIIIJohnnnei
—Ship Letters. Knentzler & Ludwig
qiggv Thos Krllly Midget . ; Scherer Ludnig
Cox Edwin Letters. Seitz Frederial
Cook Wm Kettle Patrick Shinton John
Chariton Edw, 2KenuedyJames 'Staler John A
Coughlan Thus Kennyday Neal Smith Sarah
Conran James Kelly, ilernard Smith James
Cunningham Marl Keenan Wm Smith %Cm
Cunningham /as L "Snarler Jacob -
Carroll Franco. - Lackey W•Esq Spenrer Sani'l;A
Connell, Miele] Lattinwr Wm Spangler LS &,Co
Coughlin Thou Laing John epangler L
Conkly, Daniel Lana Michael • Spence Julio 1
D Larkin Lawrence Rhingiar Saml,
Doyle •Patrick Leaf Dr II Stutter Levi •
Drier Franklin Leary Andy Staunton John
Dehman•Stlas M Lewis Georg° Steward Janie'
Donahoe Pat'k Lyahaii Joh n Sullivan David
Dialler John II Leby'lleury Stall Mary An&
Dewis Christian Uncles Egg SithingarJarimy
.Dockwriler Jacob Lilly IWm eteioberger Mire
Duffy Margaret Linehan Jeremiah ' Lavinia
Dintwan Anton Linehan Derails Shearman Sarah EC
DitionerlineJohnLioyd Win Schaller Gerdretls
Dane Hardy Lungtimad Jos, 2 Ship letters; .
Delany Edward Long David Scot Francis
Dorm.) , R & Lundy John Seitz Fritz
Dumpily Patrick Lynch Thomas 'Shottnn John
Dunkelman Phlllphyons Ellen Shaw Joseph
Doody James - Lommiarah A MisSinith John j
Daniel Win • Lawn Mare Mrs Minivan Ruben
RiN i tie r r4 11,n6MLOggriPLI!nneireip Spray jlt"
Dudley Trois II 'Ally, William Taylor JCR4- Co
Davis George Larkin 7illetel Tearney Thos, '
Davis Benjamin Lewis Davi] Tl.ii inn Martha
Messed hlola Lewis Samuel Thomas David It
Diehl Philip Lucas James Thorne J 1,
Donovan Miciel Lynch Bryan' Tiley Joseph
Dobbin John Lyon's Dike Tige Edward
li.' ,u Tigh Peter ,
Evaha John . Tonle Ant linny
Ervin Will Maduira Joseph Trezise Win
Emilia!, John Maloe Michael Tel ry Haney
Ebert Jacob Mpntz John Ttinhy John
Elvin Lodge no ISNlSrtin Ilitgh Tuchy Lawrence
Ergeriatein Mrs GMailiews Joseph Turner Wm
Egan ship Maher Nicholas Ship Wier.
Edward MariaoloMeger Albeit 8 Tipping John
Enslave R,ch'd, illiMeisier Frederick Tiernan John
F Mriore Martin Tnohy Win •
Fos Richard, 3 Montishan Edw TownerdiJames
Farm:ran liern•ch Viloriiiiion Malin Toloponn Edmund
Flickinger lien A Morgan Win Tray thividy
Foley lames Morten Hugh • G,
Fox Michael - Moss John Unruh John B 4
fisher Chas Thar Wm tiren John
Fullionn Rev Peteralorils J P & Co Valiance Jon, abip
Freeland James Mao!o Daniel T Vindorf N r do
Feldins James Morris Wm Esq
Frantz Frederick Morriry Morgan AWalter Ja es
Fentvick 'Joseph Morgan Win L Wagre John
'Ferry Thomas' Moykr Saint Esq Wadner John
Fos Win M Murphy Win Walsh Win
Skip Letter, , Murry John Wasilem Thomas
Flattery Thomas Murry Win A Walsh John
Earlier John ' Murphy Waliseli Simpson
Ferrell Thomas Marter Miss Marie Werner ,
Finan liridget Ma lin Mi.' hlairtWehster Fleming
Freny Marggret Malice Nis ErtherWhiifield Win
. Ship Lettris. White Thninin
Gillesphy Madden James Whyte 311Elel
Glelsdorf Jacob Marsh Joshua Wheelan Mailew
Gomm Wm alneauran Jan' - NViltrin E P
Gerherich Midgely James NV!!limns Morgan
Gallagher Win ILllaard Sainnel Wilwon Henry W
Grace' Robert Merrill- gainuel Williams CW •
Garret Robert Monoahan James Wiltahelin Jaeoh
Gaven,Thomaa Murphy Janie. Wootien John r.
Gallager Pat'ir ' MC Wologang
Gronoghau Michl hlcAllert l'at'k Wa oblit
Zuni), Michael A
2 bentsadilitional Will he chaigeil Pit all nilverti,eil
Letter.. Persona applying for lettere on this list will
please any ”atlverthall."
N. IL The inland poclaga on all Foieign LeKete
mint be iiie.paid alibi, afire. . i '
ANtincw MORTINIER, P. M.
August MUIR
RS ct■. per ten
170 ,
Sheriff's Sales. of [Leal Estate.
BY steins of several wrilii . of YPtulitioni Expouad.
Igvi.Pll out Of the Cour of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill County-, will be exposed to public ,sale or
vend,ue, on •
_ - -
. Friday, August 31st 1849.
at '4 o'clock, in the afternoon, at the public bonze of
JEREMIAH, Wokitenka, fella: Town of Port Carbon,
Schu) lkill , county viz:, '
All that certain Int or piece of ground, situate In Ike
towu of Pert Carbon, Schuylkill County; bounded en
the mirth by Pike 6t., coot by a .10 Cert street, south by
a 40 feet wide street. and west byllop of Fiala;
containing on Pike street, 45 feet, Andilon the 40 feet
street on the the south 42 feet, and :thing the other st.
-un the east ,112 feet, 'being bet. No. 9, lb tout's Ad..l
ion, to sahltowri, with the appurtenances;
~,, consisting oft 2 story frame tavern house,
with a twwitory_ (ramie kitchen attached,
seal, a iwo story stone house and frame
ii I - stable, ad tin property of JACOB ,MA
DAIIA.
assents thee and glees, Alt that certain lot . nr parcel
of grotind. situate InGsrmlne Addition to the Town of
Port carbon, in the county afore .id, bounded in frodt
by a 30 feet wide street, tenth by land late of Abraham
Port, east and tooth by Alitlrreek; contathingabout 00
Pet In front and in the rear. 10 feet,,beleg hi depth
about 00 feet, being int No I in the plan of sold addi
tion, wiltithe appurtenances, consisting of
• a two story brick dwelling house, a one
sg.• • -
etnry fraihe slaughter house, and frame
ga I rshop,
Also, All that certain lot or piece of
ground situate In the town of Aliddleport, county Ohre
said, bounded on the west by lot nuwor lateof Hugh
Kinsley, on this east by lot of Batliet Bensinger,
fronting on Coal street, being lot No 3 In .t he plan of
saw town; containing in front on said Coal
street 50 feet, and in depth 200 feel, With'
the appurtenances, crinsistlng of a one and
5119 I e a half story frame dwelling house, a one
, and a half story frame butcher shop and a r
frame stableAs the property of ANDREW
WEIMAN.
inch, rams time and piece. All the right title and in
terest of Patrick Monday, In and to all that certain lot
or piece of ground. snouts in Ithoad's Addition to the
town of Port Carbon county of
bounded on Meant:Will the i IverSebuy I
kill:containing in front onssaldriverabout
ease::
elle -• 60 feet, with the apportenanees,consisting
II of a two story frame der ening boast, as
- --' the property of PATRICK 6111NDAY.and
to be sold by S. T. WERNER, Sheriff..
Sheriff's Office, envies harp, I
Aug.)), 1649. —33- ts
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ShertliVti Sales of Real Estate- -
DT virtue of sundry writs of Venditionl Expormi.
_LP tuned out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill County, tame directed, will be etposed to
imbue sale or tendne,on
Wednesday,' August 29/h, 1849,
at the public Douse of Daniel Wiest. In Lower 31a
bantango townsbip. Schuylkill County. vim
All that certain farm or tract of (und, situate in
Lower Plahant ingo Township, Schuylkill County; ad
joining lands of Jacob Rebock, Jacob
Kauffman, Frederick Bwalm and others,
• contalnfog 47 acres. more or less, with the
appurtenances, consisting of a two story
II I • log &telling house and tog barn. Seized
- -• and taken in esecatilon ay the property
of SAMUEL 11ENNINGER, and will be sold by •
J. T. WERNER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigsbarg,
" • Lag. 11, 1849. f —33-tt
TAIDELSONWHEMP PACKING.— A large stary
al meat always sn band, and Si tba Factory price.
July 211,„ :I. BRI9AT & POTTy
.
Shertirs Sales of Real Estate.
BY virtue of aevirkl *rite' ..lrenditionl - Ezponas
and Lend Facial. maned oat of the Court of
Cociumo Pleas. of Schuylkill County. tome directed;
wilt be exposed to Public Sale or Vendee, Du -..
fe la id th ai, 4 , 714 - a
u 10 ;earn. it tba - p'ublie
Micmac, Gitairre.lettie. Borough of Onvigsburg, the
folthwing,deteribed
AB that cattail:olmm , pima( greeind, situate on the
eastwarilly aide of Dock street. in the Borough of
Schuylkill - Agree: being Nen 33, in additiou to said
town, as laid nut by Samuel W. Lippencott and others;
containing - in trout oq nisi Dock street, 40 feet. and in
length or depth. casts:Ord of-that width TA feet. to a
certain 16 feet wide alley, leading northward from the
Orwigshurg :mad; and conimorthiating wan a certain
'other 10 feet wide alley, which leads eaetwarthy lord
Have: street, bOunded northwardly by lot No. 33,
snuthwatally by lot No. 31,ettatwardry hype first above
mentbaned 16 feet wide alley, and went
- *aridly by Dock street, aforesaid, With
22•!, , Ile appurtenances, 'construing of al DM
e;',r story frame dwelling house, with aframe:
kitchen attacbed . and a (male sublet As
. . the property of MICHAEL SELTZER.
4116 a saws tiaa cad pia., All that certain Form. or
[mat of land. allow in South Alantreim Township.
Sithuyikili county, bounded by lands '.of
Wai. Berkhelser:jarob Emnch and Thos.
.4 eAremer, containing.% acres more °ries,.
With theaPpUrtenanCeS, COhristing Of 0.
One.story log 'dwelling hence; and log
,bath, As the property of JONATBAN
Eslenicri:
,
Af ramifies" and yraes, All that certain Farm or
tract of land, situate in Porter Township, county afore•
told, bounded by land of Benjamin Sheer,
• containing CO acres, mote or lass, with
r • s; the' a/Puriciineerte.,...hiting ors one.
gg story log dwelling bonne, and tog stable.
._.: As the property of SAMUEL BOONS. ,
sit tag gains time andalace,.All that Certain aiessnage
and tract orland, situate in Wayne Township, county
aforesaid, bounded as follows': Beginning at a atone,
thence by Bodo( Joseph Fertig, south twenty-twode
grecs, east lifty•four and four-tenth perches to a atone,
south sixty-four and a half degrees,. west one and
B.loth perches to a atone, thence by other ht n d Jacob
Koercher, north 60 degrees, east 13 perches to a stone,
thence by land of Jobe Clay, north twenty degrees.
east sev,enty.six perches to a stone, thence by land'of
Frederick Main, south 54 degrees: welt 14 perches to
the place ofteginning,contalning 6 acres and lOU perch
es strictineasure.'with the apputtenan
., ces, consisting of - a two-story frame and
••••• - log dwelling house, with a one-story log
SRO.. kitchen attached,' a flame shop and a
II . frame stable. As the prOperty of JACOB
-KAERCUER.
At the same tires and place, All that certain Farm or
tract of land, situate in South Manheim Township,
Schnylkill enmity, bounded by lands of
John 11. Bickel. Jacob llassinger and
• !... 4 others. cnntaininglll acres. more or tem':
; store the appurtenances consisti lig of a two 1
• " • log dwelling linuse,and log barn.
' Atm, All that certain tract of farm land.
situate In thy township 2,,d enmity aforesaid, hounded
by lands of Henry Bremner, Jacob Ilassinger, Bernard
Webber and others. containing 50 acres, more or less.
As the property of SAMUEL WI LDEILMETII.
At thesaawc tinge and place. All that certain tract nr
parcel of land. situate to Union Townshipriunty
a forest ld, hounded by other lauds of Thomas Sehlouch,
John Bailey and Joseph Snyder, containing one acre
• and two and ha strict meas
.
si'll" um, with the appurtenances,consisting of
•imin a twn.stdry Ing dwelling house.
Fs ; Also; All that certain tract or piece of
land situate in Union Township. county
. •
aforesaid. hounded by lands now or late
o( Cormd Foos Peter Eisenhower, Joseph Snyder and
ethers, containing 41 acres, strict measure. of Which
there are about in acres cleared. As ant property of
THOMAS SLOUCH.
At the raw thee and prom, All that certain lot of
piece of ground. iituale in the Borough of Orwiestmig,
county aforesaid, hounded on the north by lot of Mar-.
tares Geiger, on the east by a3O feet wide alley. wroth'
. , . by, a lot of George Netsnetider, and west.
Ats ' by an alley containing in width 50 feet
• ••• more or less, and in depth 120 fset.
appinteriances, consisting of a two
story frame dwelrins house. As the mop
erty of HENRY GEIGER, Jr.
Se-
iied, taken in execution, and will boson! by
offire, Orwlgs- - 4 J. T. WEAN ER. Sheriff.
burg. Aug. 11, 1019. f ' 33-to
Reiliohts & Gard
- Ile,
Sheriff , * Sale of Real Estate.
Rvirtue of sdndry writs of Fieri Fades, and Le
curl Faciar and Venthlitoki Exponav, issued auto(
the Com: of J.:minnow Pleas of Schuylkill county, and
to Inc directed, teat tie espkwetl to public sale or ven
dee, on
Saltsrd4. Septeneter Ist, 1819,
at 10 o'clock in the forenootk, at the politic house of C.
Feaut Jscitsos, in the Ilorouglt 0, Pottsville, the fol
lowing describ.itl Premises, viz: .
All that certain let or piece of ;mond. situate in the
Borough of pottsville, Et buylk ill county, on the south
side of Alabanlango Street, enntatoing in front on said
Mahunlango street 60 feet, and In depth 214 feet end 6
inchep. - marked in the plan of Pon & Pattenson's lot
No. 14, bulimic/I sontliwsstwardly brim N 0.16 In said
plan. sonthenstwardly by u 20 feet wide alley, north.
aanw•anlly by maha k aaro street aforesaid ; being the
nontliwardly of 2 certain lots marked Nos. 12 and 14,
in the plain atoresaid, w Molt Arahaut Fott and wife,
and Hurd Paw erson and wife, by Indenture, dated the
let day of January, 1830, and recorded at Drwlesburg
In Deed Book No 11, page 171, conveyed to Job-Whip
ple. subject In lon reset vat inn of the Cod right to Thos.
Potts. his heirs and assigns. and being the tame prem
ises whichwete conveyed by Jul, Whipple and want, to
William Patton. Jr.. by their deed dated January 6th.
1832, with the appurtenances. As the property. of
Wll.ll/01 PATTiIN, JO
.. ,
Al tine same time and place, All that certain loll'or
piece c f gr °end. situate on S.chttylkill Avenue, in the
Itorogli of Pottsville, Schuylkill - County, comment:lnt
on a corner of Rhoads' alley, and running entithwrt,
Jong a lot ((writ.% by Benjamin Weiler, Pet feet, thence
southeast to a lot of Philip Dentaer, thence 10i feet
to said Rhoads' alley. thence aloe,, said alley 30 ft-et
to , the, place of begiening, being p trt of, a larger lot
marked with the number 2, or a subdivitonn of Ipt No.
2, and numbered with , No ,3. and the same pr4misee
Whith tknjantitt Weller add wile by deed dated 'Hie
John S, C. Martin, in fees which Deed is
recorded' at •Ortv teem re,' In. Deed Bon'A
•.• a ' No'27, pace 7 97.—Meticage recorded in
n t , .. Cook 11. page 403,w tth the a ppurthit ncee,
4'",4 . _ .. 001.15i5ii110 I,l' a one story frame dwelling
t , !muse:v.llh a cellar kit(hen. As tpe. prop
ertyH
or JON S. C. MARTIN. t
At the same time and place. All those certain twoad,.
joining bus or plec:mof ground, suttee no the eastern I
side of Railroad street. In the Borough of Mira:ravine.
county aforesaid, marked with No 14 and 15, on the I
map or plan or George Patterson'a addition to the
Town of Mineral/111e, containing In front nn said Rail- i
road ante, 30 feet each, and extending of that breadth '
bark to the west branch octhe River• Schuylkill, bound.
eti noitherly by lot No 13, easterly bY the west branch
tit the river Schuylkill, southerly by lot No. 16, and
westerly ay Railroad at., aforesaid, being the carne
1111.4 which Geo. Patterson, by Died dated the Rah day
of October, A. 0. lel, granted and conveyed to Mich
:yet Tonto. A. the properly or croig, S. Peterson,
Administrator of MICHAEL TEVLIN, deceased.
:At the same time and place, All that cent :in I wo r atory
brick and frame buiblieg, situate on West
ree.g . street, between Sanderson or Mineroville
. sit" Z street and Harrison street, in the Nome
•••• k
II I B - , •- • ^lan additlon tonic Borough of Pottsville.
'
, in the county of contsining in
• front on said West street IA feet, and in
depth 26 feet. the andlot or piece of ground and eaatil-,
age' npportenant to said building. As the property of
, ROBERT WILLIA3IS.
Al the same time and- plate. All that certain lot or
piece of 21022 d, 511/120. to the northeastern aide of
Centre Street; in the Ilbrough of Pottsville. county
elites:aid, hounded !tort liwardly by said Centre street,
southcastwardly by - lei tom Or late of
.-- :Montgomery%
eastwartny by Railroad street, and nottheastw ardly by
lot of Silas 11011211, Rent . C 0111.2101112 in width on Cen
tre 8[1'4,1,30 feet • more or less, and in depth
sht,a, - 1:1121111 230 feet, with the Ippon ennners c2.n
••se s 'slating of a twnn-niory frame (livening house
',PI I and rt one-story frame dwelling house. As
' " ' thcpruperty of JOHN MEYERS.
/ As r5,,,,,,f m , and plate; Al that certain lot or piece
of ground; situate on the'nerthwardly side of Ea , t
Norwegian'st/ect, in the Retouch of Pottsville, county
aforesaid. adplining lot now or tate of George Russel.
,eastoordiy,other part of said lot norti,Warrily,lot of Rc.
becca 10ge, westwardly, being 21
i left more
. ..-..- ' •or less, in, front, and 100 feet,
with or ries.:
; ; : nor
depth. th th in
e npptenanies, C 01141 6 ...
g . mg of a 2 story frame hot Bing houses with r] .
n a basement story of stone in the rear. Arr
the properly of Whl. 11. L. RUSSELL.
At the same Mae and plate, All thatrertnin lot or piece
of ground, situate in Ws Borough of Mlnertiville, COllll
- aforesaid, bounded in !torn by the Mine 0111 and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad. on the tear by the River
West Branch, north by hoof Win. Christian,
i lla maa and south by Infof M. S. Gebler. contain-
Ana in width 51ffeet. and In depth 200 feet.
1 ~ with the appurtenances, 202/,121/ NT of a 2
~,___.'•
... story frame divilitig house, with a base
ment story of stone. As the property of
I -JAMES FOX. .
At the save time and place, All that certain, lot or
piece of ground, situate In the Borough of 311nereville,
county aforesaid, bounded in front by the Slime 11111
and Schuylkill Haven Itaiirnad,on the rear by the West
Branch, welt by lot of J. 111122 rim south by lot of
• George Reese; containing in length about
210 feet, mnre or lees, end in width about
If 60feet, more or less, , w ith the (ippon enan
a can, consisting eta two story frame dwel
' •-,. ling'.bouse, and frame stable. As tho prep.
erty , of M. ii..Ll EISLER.
sit tAn,samitime and place, All that certain Int or piece
Of ground, situate In the Borough of Minersville„ coun
ty aforesaid, !mended in (toothy Sunbury street, on
the rear by a 30 feet wide Btreet,on the west by lot now
or late of Thorne. Conaway on the south by IRA an.,
' containing about 150 feet in depth, and,ls
~ feet in width. with the appurtenances, con,
•ris s e slating of 3 story stone Tavern and. Store
It , . 7 house. on I.llollllry street, and four 1i story
1 " '‘"" frame dwelling houses, on the rear of said
lot. As the property of JOHN GAIiNOII.
At llte same time and piers, All that certain lot or piece
of ground, situate in the Borough of Mtnerstrllle,conn
ty aforesaid, bounded front by North street, on the
rear by Lewis streetmn the west by lot of Philip Jones,
end on .the Clot by tot of Frederick Turner, contain
' 'mg In length 1110 feet, and in width 30 fret,
with the appurtenances, consisting of a
uses doubt., two story frame dwelling house,
1l11•', with new() story frame kitchen attached.—
'" ' As the property of SAMUEL BALL.
.
At the same time and phme, All that certain lot or piece
of ground, situate in the borough of Pottavi Ile, county:
aforesaid, on the now hwardi y. side of Third street, and
being the nertherouctly half part of a tot mat ked in
Port and Patterson'■ addition to Pottsville, with No
3, being 20 feet (rout on said Third street, and 070 feet
deep,boututed on one side by lot N 0.2, on the other
, side by the other half of said lot, in the
fear by a public alley, anti In front by Third
sees et., frith the appurtenances,consistthe of a
5 ,,P. 55 two story frame &vetting house, with a
• • baileioent story of stone. As the property
of •FUEDERICK HUMBERT.
At lid istis lilac and plars. All that certain
M .
' --- - two storied,feame dwelling - beuse ' with a
...,•: ovine basement underneath; said building
•• • ei . Ni feet long, and 30 feet wide. and 15 feet
high. besidell.the frasement atoll, .contams 4 taints
on the Ist story above the basement. and 4 rooms off
the 24 story above tbq imam:lent; said building Is sit
uate in the town of Schuylkill Haven, County afore
said, adjoining the public house of Danicl II Mager,
near the fuze round engine house of the Philadel
phia and fteadingtailroad cornpiny, 'lend. the lot or
piere.of ground and conflate appurtenant to said
building, as the property of JOHN COIIUIT..
At Um saner Soused pack, Alt the right title and in
terest of limn K Smog,- iu sad to tire Cellos iug sis
tracts of land, viz,:
400 sere' and allowance, situate partly tarailei and
partly in Tremont townships, county aforesaid, sur
veyed on warrant in the name of John Moyer, dated
May 3th,l794,bounded by lands surveyed in the names
°Malley Kinnear, Stephen Leinloger, Robert .Lyon.
and others.. . ... .
. .
Also 4M aeres,l2o parches and allowance, situated
partly In Franey and partly in Tremont townships,
wanly aforearad, surveyed one warrant In the name
of Simbia Moyer. dated May sth, 1791. bounded by
lands Forreys4 melte names of. Juba Moyer, Rotten
Kinnear, John Hazels anitotbem • .
Mae, 45t acre', it perches. situated partly In Fritiley
and partly IniTremitat Tow/whips * county. aforesaid
, surveyed on warrant *nutted to Robert 'Kinnear, dm.
ed May 5th.1791. bounded by lands auricled in the
names of Sophia Moyer, Joba Moyer. Joan Lianas had
Others.- ' 1
Ai50,.433 acres, .50 perches. situate in' Tremont tn.. _ I
county aforesaid, surveyed on warrant In the name of
John Mattis, dated MayStit. 1794, bounded by lands
warveyed In the names of Robert Kinnear, Andrew
Carson and others..
Abe, 443 - acre. 121 perches, situate partly in Pine
grovo_and partly in Tremont,tps.. county aforesaid. - I
surveyed on warnnt In thC name of Cbristeeny Leven.
burg, dated May Sth, 1711, bounded by lands aurvared
in the names ofJobn Harris. John Lcitter,an'd other,.
Also. 443 saes, 31 perchas, situated partly In Tre.
co,,nt, partly In Franey acd partly In Porter tps.,ronn
ty aforesaid sarveyeder warrant Ii the name of Nan
cy Kinnear, dated May Sth, 1701. hounded by lands
surveyed in the names of alichael Brelninger. John.
Whitten and others; conveyed by P Benson and others
In Ilene, K Strong,by Deed dated 16th April,lB33, and
recorded at Orwresburg. in Deed Book 'No 18, page
C6o, , as trio property of HENRY K.: STIONO. ,
At the same Lots sad plan; All the right title an in
terest of Stephen Seyhert. In and to all that Certain
lot or piece of ground. situate In the Borough of Ta- I
orogen. county of Schuylkill, bounded on the east by 1
Pine street. west by a 30 feet wide 'street, north by lot
No 84 and south by lot -No Si; it being - lot No 63 in
Wilson.* Lavan's addition to saktdorough; contain
ing 20 feet:from, and 160 feet In depth. with Abe ap-
purtenances, as the- property of STEP/IEN SET-
- '
BERT.
.
Al lissome dm am! p 7 zer, All that certain Inter piece
of ground. situate to Morrie Addition to Pottsville..
county aforerald, bounded in front by Centre et. on
the rear by a 30 feet wide st. on the west by lot of 3.
Irish, on the east by a 10 feet alley, containing In width
along Centre at. about 37 feet. and on the rear 22 fret
and In depth about 122 feet. with the! appurtenance;
consisting of a Irame stable.
Also; All the right, title nerd Interest ofJacob Math
ews; of, in and to 401 that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate in suorli.. Addition to Pottimille, bounded Ire
front by Centre st on the wesrby a 10 feet alley, and
on the east by lot now or late of Lewis Waters, con
taining in depth titealt 270 feet, and In width 63 feet
f i t
and 9 inch-e, with the appurtenances. con
cuss slating of a thrreritoty frame Coachn.aker
. gs ... Shop anti a two story frame Blacksmith
mi - - shop.
•Abio. The one undivided fourth part anti that ter •
taintract or piece of land, situate in Branch township,
county a Corcssid,, bounded by lands of Jacob Ilutitt
' tour. Jr. Joan Shorter. and lands of the N.York and
Schuylkill Coal Co. and ethers, melamine 100 atrel,
more or less: As the property oflAt'Oß MATHEWS.
At the same time amid plate, All that certatn lot or
piece of ground vibrate in the Bornngh of Pinegrove,
county aforesaid. bounded in front by Tulpehocken
street, on the multi by property of John D Leonard.
on the east by an -alley, and on the Booth by lot or
Gaul .t SeideLecui tainin 0 in front on said Tulpellock
en street 60 feet, and to depth 210 - feet mare or
Ices, with the improvemehts. consisting of
~,,li"lyfrmehuc.r'haones
zi a ,ktcleni„et:atiacCdooneacra
Er
half Eery frame office and-a frame. triable.
Also, the undivided one-t h ud part of 235 acres of
land called •Feather's 'Tract:situate in Pmegrove tp.
counts aforesaid, bounded by lands 01 Jag Barnet.sl
I' Bright, Satrel Hain, Eckert& Co. and other■.
Also, the uniivided oae•third part of 22 acres of
land, situate in l'inegrote tp. county aTorcsaid,bound
cd by lands or J & G Karp and others, as the pro
perty of JOHN NTRINITTLER.
At the same time and place, All that certain two
siory.briek measuage and tenement, the
1 ,
f t ' meeting house of the second Methneltst
Los
church, situate In the Borough of Pottsville;
nli.i' cou n ty aforesaid, corner of Market and"
William htret ts, in said Borough.enntaming in front
on said Market strcei.4 0 feet, and the. Int and carmi
ne •prrortenant to said buililthg, as the property of
the 2d NIETHODIS - P CHURCH. of Pottsville.
M the same time Ind place, MI that certain lot of
ground sonata on the northwesterly Weed" Mahan
tango sti eet. county aforesaid, containing, in (mint 30
feet and in elmth 210 Met. being the southwesterly
half of a Int No 61. as marked mid antubefe I in. the
genera! plan of said Burengh of Pottsville, bounded
on the southwest by lot No 66 and on the northmcsi
by a 26 feet alley. on the northeast by the nth,ar half
of said lot No 67, and nn the southeast by Mahan
tango et. aforesaid. being the sante lot of ground
which Gen W Richards ilt Mary.his wife, granted to
Andrew LI White. bydeeddatml Aug. Ifith, A Li Ibt3.
ai the property of ANDREW B WHITE.
At ritis sates thee sad piare, All those 2 certain lots
Or pieces of ground situate on the easterly side et
Railroad street. in the Borough of Minersville.county
aforesaid, marked with me numters 8 and 9 on the
map or plan hi Geo l'attersott's add lion to the town
of 511Inersville; each of the said lots containing in
front on said Railroad et. :SO feet or CO feet in the
whole and containing dill breath back to the West
Branch of the river Schuylkill, the front lire of the
raid lois to be So feet distant from the Mine 11111 end
Schuylkill Haven Railroad; bounded northerly by lot
No 7, easter'', by the raid branch of SchuylkilLsout h.
erly by lqt No 10. and westerly.bv Railroad sr. afore,.
said; being die same preutirecwhicn the said Geo
Patterson brfleld bearing date the Ifith day of Sep
tember. A D 1241. retard and confirmed unto Alex
ai der Manning. as the property of ALEXANDER
MANNING.
At the some time and Aire, All that certain lot or
piece of ground ethane in the. Borough of Miners
ville. comity aforesailL commenctng a it he northwest
:corner of Second and Carbon Etc. thence northward
along Second et. &1 fent. then westwardly and paral
lel with' Carbon at. 730 .feer,-thnoce soulliwardly and
parallel Willi Second st. 80 fret to. Carbon rt. thence
eastwardly along Caltion st. 30 feet to the place of
beginning; tt beingpbrt of.thc same premiers which
Joseph Jeans by Indenturn bearing date the 15th' day
of September, A D 1645, granted to Charles J Doh.
bins, es the property ; of C 11.9 RLES 1 DOBBIN i••
Al the sew time ttnit place, Alt that certain tract
or piece of land, amine in. Norwerian now Branch
irigtaninil at a purr,
thence by land of Jacob Genial north 22 &aver.
went 186 perches to a post, thence by land of Geo
Boyer and Jacob Cooke! north 58 degrees, east 305
perches to a white oak, thence by land ofJacob Gunk
el ...nith 45 degrees, east 62 perches to a white osk,
south 95 degrees, west 112 perches to a white oak.
and south 60 degiees, weft ISO perches to the place
of beginning; containing 274 acres and the usual al
lowancdof 6 per Cent. with the ap e urtenances, as the
propeity of JACOB 110:P5IAN. •
- Seized, taken in execution,anravill he sold by
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs-1 J T. WERNER, Sheriff.
burg, Aug. 11. tutu.f 33-ts
Register's Notice.
rOTIOE is hereby given, that the Executor. and
1 1 1 Administrators, hereinafter named, have tiled their
respective accounts of the Admihistration of the fol
lowing, Estates in' the Registees mike of t : y [km
county, which accounts have been snowed by the Re
gister, and will be presented to the Judges of the Or
pima.' Court, on Monday, the 3d day of Repieruher
neat, at 10, o'clock in the forenoon, thr allowance. and
confirmation. when and where all persona interested
may attend If they think proper, to wit:
I. The ace:mint of John'Conrad, Administrator, he.,
of the estate of William Tobias, late of Wayne town
ship. deceased.
2. The account of Levi Reber, Administrator. &c.. of
the ...tate of Elizabeth Reber, late of Schuylkill tp.,
deceased.
3. The account of Daniel lf. Stager and Joseph Den.
tiler, Administrators of the estate of .Ssmitel Stiaetrer,
late of the Borough of Sehallklll Haven, deceased.
4. The scrount of Daniel B. Kershner, Executor of
•tiie Last Will and ;Testament, of Philip Fogety, late of
.West Brunswig• tp. deceased.
5. The account of Will. J. /Berried and Elijah Ben
singer. Executors of the Last Will and Testament of
Joseph Bedkey,,late of :tiottli Manheim tp.. deceas/M.
15. The account of Margaret Sharp, Adininistratrix
of the estate of Anthony Sharp, lam of the Borovh
ofPottsville,
7. The account of Lewis Reeser, Administrator of
the estate of Solomon Zerbe, late of rinegrUee pt.,
deceased:
S. The account of Samuel newer, Administrator of
the estate of Jmepli Matz, late of West Brunswig, tp.,
•
deceased.
at 9. The account of Jitcab Wagner, Administrator of
the estate of ames Cohaan, deceased, late or Wayne
tp., us settled antrfilcd try John Manbeck, the Admin
istrator of the estate of said Jacob Wagner, deCeased.
19. The account 01 Daniel 11. Stager an I Abraham
Heebner, Adiamistrators of the estate of Henry Sta
ger, Esq., late of the Bormigh of Pottsville, deceased.
11. The account of Samuel Boyer, Adminlstritor de
son tort of the Enna of Catharine 3letz, (widow of
Jos. - ph Matz) late of West litunswig, tp.,
12. The account of Levy Reber, one of the Exertr
tors of the Last Will and Testament of George Reber,
Esti , Into of Schuylkill to , deceased.
DANIEL H./am:unit, Register.
Regis te r'd Office. Orwigs•
bare. Aug. 4. Idl9 32-51
Of - pilaus' Court Sale.
URSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Court of
P.
Schuylkill County.the sithscriber,John P. Bohan.
Trustee of the estate of DAVID BROM/N. ?ale of the
Borough of Pottsville, in the County of Schdylkill, de
ceased, will expose to sale by Public Vrndpe, on Sat.
orday the 25th day of Arigun next, at 10 o'clock in the
flirenoon, at the Exchange Hotel, in the Borough of
Pottsville, aforesaid:
All that certain messuage or stone tenement, and lot
or piece of ground eitubie on the northeastwardly side
of Centre at., in the Borough of Pottsville, In the Conn.
ly of Schuylkill, containing In front on Centre st. Pt.
And extending in depth of that breadth 230 ft..more
or lees, to a 20 feet wide 'street; bounded southenst.
wardly by ground of Samuel Iluntzlnget e northean
wardly by the said 20 R. wide street or alley. north
westwardly by lot numbered on the Plan of sold 11ro'
27, and southward!): by Centre it, aforesaid, bring the
,nonhwardly half part of lot numbered on the plan of
said Borough, Dumber twenty-eight (No. 20) with the
appurtenances; late the estate of the sold deceased.
Aurora lice will be given and the conditions Cl sale
wade known at the isms and place of sale, by
JOLIN P.,IIOBART, Trustee.
By order of the Court. - •
DANIEL KAERCIIER, Clerk.
Orwlgsburg, Aug. 4 1819. 32.4 t
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THE VERY BEST PREPARkTION OF RLR.
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LLUSSEL'S VIN OGRE ARDNIATIQUF., COSME
TIQUE, Et ANTEMETIIITIQIIE DE, BULLY.—
The highly oatillary, balsamic, and tonic proisertien of
this Vinegar render it far superior to Cologne Water for
The ordinary purposes of the toilet and the both. our
passtag the latter in its perfume and cheapneM,aud in
no greater efficacy for the promotion of cleanliness and
health.
Thin article has been known and, extremely need in
Europe for very many tears. tebetil it. has, to a critivld
ern hie extent; superseded the nee of Clolonga Water.
The substriber feels assured, that it: lairds wily to be
Made known In this toiletry in insure Ito equally gen
eral adoption. It has obtained the approval of several
eminent physician of this city, to whine:, nonce it has
been stitsmiiteirl• I •
It prevent, and removes piniples,exter, and asperity
of the skin ; it iefreshes arid whitens the skin. ready
ing it ;oft and smooth: It corsecto the clammy and
bluer taste of the mouth. imparting ,a fresh and pleas-,
ant breath. It cleanness and whitens the teeth, and
hardens the gums. Enctlons with this Vinegar ?re,
mote petsplratton and assuages rhehmatic pains. is
allays headache by appliertlen to the' temples. It d
effectual in removing inflamatailon of the eyelids, on.
in strengthening.the eyes. Applied to a burn it pta•
vents greeners. It possesses matsy ether valuable qual
hies, which are detailed at large In the printed wrap
pers accompanying each bottle. Just received and fur
sale nholesale and retail. at ' HANNAN'4
Choice Perfumery and Variety Stores.
Also Roussel'', Treble Extract for the Handkertheif
In great satiety, toneillef with a very choice lot of the
best and must apprtpred articles fur the Toilet—Fancy
Snaps. &C., all of ninth will be sold at city prices and
an me lena• • ;
Dyspepgla add Genaral
DEBILITY CURED BY TUE OXYGENATED
. .. . - .
1
BITTERS. •
I '
ALL CASCS of ludigestipn 'and derangement
of the stonnich.thls medicine ',speedily restores Ilse
digestive organs to their natural, healthy Mate,- Dias
stiengthening the wholdsystem. , Breech is an excel
lent preventive of epidemic if:seiles. for persons in a
weak and debilitated condition ; at the present Bee
o eery mielt person ought to have I. i
But no medicine is more highly recommended for
DraPEPsta, in all its forms, such ;as headache. heart
burn. costiveness, acid stomach, late of appetite, pain
in the stornacholebility, and also, asthma attended With
derangement of the stomach • I
The following, is from a most eminent Chemist.
,The medicinal articles used in the preparation of the
Bitters, are thesetirescribed by the moat eminent phy
sicians for the relief item, and cure of..the diseases
for which tbesh Bitters have been so successfuly used.
The combining of them is in accordance with chemical
rules securing the editacy of each • and the compound
seems to have resulted front calm:tied observations to
medical practice. Respectfully, I
A. A. BAITS., M. D..
State Assayer, LoWell, Mass.
.s I
Prom E. P. STOW, Esq., Asst. Clerk O. S. House
Bepresentatives. I .
Washington. D. C. Joss 15.1 W.
Dn. Gr.°. 11. Casts :—Dear Sir—ifeellit not only a
pleasure. but a duty, to make known to yiin and to the
-public, (if yon desire It) the surprising Streets of the
••Oxygenated Bitters," In relieving me from that most
discouraging dispider, Dyspepsia. I have been afflict
ed for about seventeen years ...Blithe usual attendant
symptoms, viz. - constipation of the bowels, headache,
pain in the chest, flatulence, acidity of the stomach,
and severe nausea ; and for at a lime not the
least particle of innisture would appear on the surface
of the chest or limbs. and omit of the time I was ex:
tremely bilious. I have used various remedies, have
been strict all my diet, have been dosed with calomel
and emetics day after day by physicians. lint all to no
hood purpose. Hearing of the wonderful MMus of the
•Oxygenated 4litters," in Ito: cure of Dyspepsia. /
procured some as a last resort; have usedfour bottles
of the medicine, and Nod the bail ilyniptonis all minus,
rd, and ulyaelfolice more in the rajoyincift of health:
None but the Dyspeptic sulferer. who has felt all the
horrors if - the disease, can at all appreCiate the Valli&
of the medicine.. I most sincerely hope that all will
make trial of the medicine. and with the be able to re-
.••• • • • -
juice. 19 the return of health. y
•
The following order was received by the Proprietor,
from Enwson E. Purr's, M. D.. Professor of The
raputlce and filateria Medica. Dartmouth College, who
uses the medicine in hie practice.
' • Fatcsn GREEN :—Please send one two &aeon( your
."Oxygenated Bitters." ED. E. PHELPS.
...0b.., July 1816. )
Des,. Coutalnn •e• 4 4.4.1
certificates front members of Blinaresil and others. Who
testily, to the wonderful efficacy of this medicine.
Every Dyspeptic who desires health, will try it. The
trilling cayenne is not to be tbaught of when health is
at stake.
ry Price $l,Oll per bottle ; 6 brittics for ss,6fi.
• • - ' •
' Sold wholesale and retail by GREEN & FLETCH
No. ILedger Buildings, Philada.
O. D. JEN KlNS..Centre st.,one door below Mar;
Pottsville; J. W. 011:18:1, Minersville ; JNO. 11E1
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July 14, 1849
Mezzotint° and
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Come one. came all ityWittarn the art
Of painting, for soon I shall start
On, and then you'll say the chance le past,
Surely I'm afraid it is the last, •
. Mn. M. Do LA. BROWN.
Witilodiernulaas
r h o o m ol p tti Borough. In
30tht1 ;Lb
July. Inst., at :o'clock, P. M. Bouts of lessons,
to &P. M., enrh day. 12 lessons, of one hour e
Good and worthy inducements will be amen far thel
motion of clubs. Premiums given. An nesorttne
specimens-of painting respectfttityl : exhibited
Brown's room. Apply at Mortimer? Hotel.
Ma. M. BROWN.
Wilt also teach a new arid superior system of '
inanship„ and has taken moment the Town Hall, w
he infers his services to the public on moderate to
Mr. B. has taken premiums at the Fair In the c
ties of Oneida, Herkimer and Washington, In the
of New York—and therefore- warrants sailsfactio
No , flourishing ofane dcecriptlon taught or extub
Mr. 11. has but one object In view, and that 13 10
his sturlenie a rapid and legible hand writing.
Young Nieces sad Masters 0 years of age are eh
ciently old to attend with ..great benefit to the:tip-I
rind s.ttisfletiosi to the parents. Scholars of any'
who possess cood sight can learn to write.
Young Ladles can now have an opportunity to at
a beautiful epistolary . hand -
July 2n, 1019. ZIA('
OFOFFICE OF THE SCHOYLIir.II.X),
- 11/ , .._. ' NAVIGATION CO 11'.1 NI 5
- ----. • ' ,--- December Vd, 181 .
9 1 ( T'e'''"" th J t `'e fi "` . '' f rateinf A.ll iliircn,.l.„oa:,,nTp,,,, on
it h
Canal and Works of the liclin)lkill ' , Navigation C \in
paoy ra the year lit 12 :
•• ~...--Frota
To Want S.huyikill
Cartoon. • Haven.
7.,cts. per ton. CU. per ton
Otwigsburg/ 15 11
Hamburg, ~ 25 •22
slnhreville, 35 . 32
A Minuses, i- 40 • 37 .
Reading. . 45 .ii 42
Unionville. 55 ' 52
Laurel Hill, • 55 62
Pottstown Landing. 55 ' 52
Rnyers • Ford, - ,55 52
•Phirnixyllle. 60 57
Paidding's Ham, 80 57
Lumherville, 60, • , 57
Valley Forte, • 60 57
Port Kennedy. 65 62 -
Nerrhitnwn, '65 • 62
Consnlincken, 70 65
Spring Mill, 70 ' 67
Nlanaytinit, 75 72
Thg toll to Philadelphia will he a• follows _
Sit. Carte - in. Sch. Haven. Pt. Clinton,
March. April and May. 65 cis. 62 cts. 53 cu.
Juneattlyand Anton. 75 72 . 67
Sept. Oct. Nov. & Ore. 85 - 8273
_. _
The Coal shipped from Port ea rbon to tti, above ronin
will, be charged one and a half cents per lee more th I
said rates. •
Thectravge will be made per,tnn Cl 2214 ihs., node
allowance of fire per cent. wilt beinade on the welg
shipped to tallier %restage.
Dec-24-1••1y1 FRE DERICK tRALE Pies:dank
N. S. Lawrence,
AGENT FOR. THE SALE OF %MUTH
SVOTIM DIANUFACTURINU CO'S
• • WRITING I'APER.
Warehouse No. 3,:Atinor street. Phitads/phid.
100 Ca*"
or
"e
.superior Papers
. nns, n
store. and (or sale to the trade at the iorttlrt
ket prlces,consisttda in-part of— , ,
Fine thick Flat Caps, lb, 14, lb and 16 lbs., blue aAd
white.
at:paella : a Medium and Demi Writings, blue - a
White.
Extra atiner and superfine Folio Posts, bine and
White, plain and ruled.
Superfine Commercial .Soils, bide and white,
and ruled.
Extra Super Linen Note Vapers, plain and gilt.
Superfine and fine Papers. long and broad. -
Superfine and floe Counting-Spike Cope and P•sts,',
blue and white.
Extra super Mitres% Capt and Leiters, plain
ruled, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps rind Letters, gilt.
Superfine Sermon Caps and Pori , .
Superfine bine linen t in Letters.
Extra super Bath Post*, blue and white, plaid
ruled. .
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
"Lawyers" Brief Pipers.
Superfine and 6ne Caps and Posts. ruled and p
blue and while, onions qualities and Oreg.
Also, 1000 reams 'white and assorted who,, Pa
Bonnet Boards, white and assorted Tique, Tea la(
ping, En vefolie. assorted and h lue Medium*, Cap W
pers. Hard ware Papers, See. ,
July 7, ISO. ". •
R*IIOLESMU E ,
• rEd
ALERA
11 r
si g ht C I lit s lon,
No. 311 oath F&arth Street,
rice 10001% •00VE cuestll7. ct EST ilDt. Put
WERE Merchants and' Motet/ will find, at all
. Voter, a good alsortreent of all ankles Ile my
no, of business. made up ittall their Sartain styles or
fashion and Mash. '
My Vices are ands that they mall hr quad to tbe in—
terest of thou Merchants who wdllelliat me twilit
cell before pulehashts elsewhere.
July 11,13.11). ; 3048
POSTSCRIPT.
From our Telegraphic CotresOolaent..'"
NEWS TO TOE LATEST MOMENT!!
rbilutppbl.2, iogs 1011 o'clock
MARK6TB.
Plow-44,62 - s $4,75., Rye Velar+
$3,00. .Grain—sl,os a 81,00. C0n0.4
ir
59 a 60. Oats-28-"a 30:
..pß i oTtgss OF THE OHOLERA:i -
=A )
- PiIILADELPIIIA. ' ;' I,
Vases" ' Des. ad
Frida4:: .August 3, - 23; :. 8
Saturday, ' •'- 4, 19, ' 7
Sunday, " 5. 33 ' l ' 2
Monday, " 6, '241 3 •
Tuesday, , " 7, • 1,41 ; , , 2
Wed'day, " 8, 25: 0
Thursday, " g, - 13 1: . • 3 -
friday, " - 10, 181; •' • 3
THE VLECTIONS.
The returns from Kentucky, as far as
received, show. that the Pro-slavery candi
dates for the Convention are generally
elzeted. - • - -
From present indications, Ithe Whigs"
will have six, and the .Ipernocrats four
members of Congress. ; 1 ,1 -
The returns from Indiana come in very
slowly. In the second district, Dunn., tho
i ll Whig candidate for Congress has gained
329 rotes.
OLD ZACK I CO/11. O
Gen. Taylor left lireshigion, on
Thursday morning, on his tour 'to the
North and Eat.. He was i Ipected in
Lancaster last everting, wheie great pre-.
petitions ha& been made toi
.ive him a
reception, worthy the man air. the City.
• •
CII4ERA 1N NEW
New :i'Ork, 410 g. i
Board of
Health rep6rt, for the 24 hotirkending at
noon, it eases. of Cholera awl 33 dellths.
1
Tie Late Medium-1n NntgOarocns,
the election has resulted in the choiets of 5 Whig
Congressmen for certain, and 3' Doceifocos, while
in the Eighth District, where Starikty (W.) and,
Land (D.) are the candidates th/sank is not'
yet known. • •
In Tennessee, a Leeofoce Governor fuss been
chosen; the:Locos IniVe,'n gain, of th i rty thenabtr*
of Dengue,
nil returns from Indienti
election of the Locoloco' card
tr'llralth of New York. Ttl At
New Y9th, fru'', all dire;se r the Week eitldfr.g
on Saturday last, were 1273 F:from Were 678
du: iofautum, 105; do. a 591
for the corresponding week InCt ye
368. Pot. the last three weektv thej
New York heti been, reepectieely,l
1273, total 4057 ! Of the 1274
week, 503 \ were children inades 10
and 633 were foreigners ! •
IVaterrndons are' becoming
Rickmond, (Va.) and the Republic
are in demand. They are' regarded
at all times, and is tantamount to;
commit suicide to partake largely or
time:
The AlsesYnkerg recently medal
Territory, ehowe‘the whole ecnoun
reel end personal; enhject to tax alien I
000:
First-Rule Coo/ has been four)
at the juncture of the Peti+jeuu
tiler& Good plate.
Bley's Superior Calcl red plagn6sla
, PREPARFD /11 .
Gr.onor.
prargiJt and Charaidt, Nort4-scat roA. eJ Third and
Poplar St.—PIItLADELPI76.
8LEV...3 CALCINED MAGEVP.ALA !ia raspeatullr
...buded in mediCal practitioners. in the hope that
it will be found to posies] ail the Pioperies of a strict
ly officinal article, which It claims to he; and, there•
fore not undeaei vine their confide rite: ' j
REFERENCES. j • I
Mn. Geo. BUM hafe Wed the
fianiffle of Magnolia yon so kindly senirme, With ranch
satisfaction. I consider it fully equal ip that prepared
.by Henry of Manchester and Midland of this cite.
Very respectfully, Jona Wicrktanx.
Prnieasor of Obsieries and [Nemeses of Witinen•i nd
Children, in the Pennsylvania Medical. College of
. Philadelphia, • •
N 0.191 Arch Street, 'Jan. 30,1E49.
IBM
Mn. Omura 111-es, Jr SIC:- The aainilenf
Magnesia you were so kind to send m :1 lingo used.
and find it an excellent•articte. It p•ssesses all the
ebseacter of Itenry7e Magmata, and co itd not ieadity
he distinguished from it. Truly ynur
Many N. PATTEtISON. Al. D .
-Professor of Materia Medici and TherSpeuttcs In the
Pennsylvania Niedical College of Phi ladelphia.
'No. 92 Arc!: street, Feb.ss, lei%
- I
PkiladeliAts, VON".
GEOIHIE Dtev, Jr—Dear Sir
,given
fair trial to the Calcined Ma inesia yhu were Lind
enough to furnish me. I find it one of the most agree
able and certain preparations I ever emPloyed.l I hope.
you will be well rewarded for your care and liidustrf
in Its prephration. Yours truly.
JAM E, McCnicirocx. hi. D.
Professor of Principles and Practice of Stlrgeri . lu thrl
Phllodelphii College of Medicine,
No: North Eleventh Street '
i ;
I cOnsider"fltierla Csattatm 7,ll•Cosciti" e4nal id
Irthsballd 4 or lichtY's. no admirable article for focal-
Iv use.und worthy of the confidence Of the Sledicat
Practitioner. t 11. J. Ottows 51. D. .
Maeda., Jan. If, IBIS, No. 57011. Trthl se.
, M. Cennoc Dccv,
.bave freqitentl,
preset lbed the Xagoesta pre`P..ired ill ;O r an , ' consider
n fully equal to any mist in uTe. u • .
Ftont at., abovel'oplar. Jo a.' K .- Dr ioia, M. D.
,
I have used, both my practice and in nty.fatnilyi
siney', Calcined Magnesia, and feel Wiiranted in tuft
ing front my experience it Is superior in'any otheryFe.'
paratlon of Magnesia-1 have ever met - •
For sole by the principal Druggists throughout the
United States, by John G. Drown. Ceti/nil Agent rut
Pottsville ; also. for sale at. Clemens lielalet's act!
John S. C. Martin's Drug ',flutes:
July 21, Igl7, irh.3tnn
Port 1
Glintonl
cts. pur ton
i
Montgomery's Patent,'l Hot er.
rillif: attention of the }while; g' , nertfly, hi respect.
J. fully invited to this valuable , improvement. Er
perlm.lta Whicili have been made dullll,o4e pastyeari,
on stecenboats!both in salt, and fresh Water, ai, also, .
those hollers for pow er porposex. on 0: haste flilly •
Lested its'superjor qualities as a meant generator; and....
the great (saving at font, weiaht, end pace, occupied`
over nny 'holler now in use. , 1
Boilers on this Man, may now be sen 1 In operation,
at the establishment of
Becker k. firothcrs, Flour Mills, :Mllherri st„ Nevi , •
Year. '
lYnnpc r & Brothers, 3 . 33 Fear( st.. N/W York.
Mott & Ayres. Foundry foot of 25 th f. North Rise.
Atlantic Duck. Biooklytt. New Vora r I , I
A. W. Met, ulf. 6.1 and 65 Centre st.,
.e w' York.
D. D. Budeer & Co- 41 and 46 Dirt, 0.. New Y . ork.: ,
N. R. Starbtick'e Foundly, Troy, Nn 'n York. . ,
Smith & Cutler t. Baltimore. 11 . •
' Steamboats ••lonae C. ifqartt,"andi boars? Pay-,
non," foot of lilulrlrsifeet, !ljew Tor /And on boa
the' siea co tow %Ina . 11113. P. Wl . .itm , y, CNew Orleans:
For further informal broa apply to .1
JAMES MONTGOMERY & s'A'...roqL WARD.
15 ;trim frWallioin at I. New Ifoth,
J. MISSY BELL, 4.llslnktli:fltit‘f it.
I. • , 5-Ivl • above rflzbieri. '
1E22
EZII3
The Farther's EncyclOyedift. •
- - EPITF.I BY • I '
..
GouvEnNEVR I:ZiEt.OS.
I N° j ''" l: l"Cr. r lre W7 ll t P2 f 7.hel : ": : .
r„„rm„noniait:fin; ll leiirio
n.e mos Woo I Cuts. Hord it alshOt onl : rourtb the cost'
of the EnMir h work, whbobt any Plat .si,
'• The Farmer's Eric} tlenedia ,Is atrjat trellitlflot 1'
inaitleal information. illfcrein the e k etirnee aS.AII..
age, and countries IS carefully emerge ltd toils* Itsegarlat t
day, and admirably giro aged for collienleut rprat.
enee."— (1)r. Parton:tun.
••1% . .. are fully conv.lnded that such an atr.ount ot:
valuable knowledge for farmers can ttn kiarid tot*. '.......,
other work fn so ch eap and cnii6nielift 1 Dill). /11, 1 .
3ik,
7 .
no Farmer Who .etendi to he' well dkirmed l ts. hut, ..-*
profession. should be without this vristii r r —(New Gen.'
ne,..ec Partner,
/ An excellent work, fit to be distrihat4 in teemittMk.
by Agneultoral Socletles-0. 8: alibi:l'4r,
Pot Sale it this Ofsne , ,lwite fel:
Alan, by E. W. CAltft, Third street. Miitinalkei the ex
change. Philidelptila; anti N. Itletii.lP o '..„lii IdalthuOts s .
Maryland.
c.All Orders must bo areosupmendniythet'stru.
nubscrlptions received at 11A:gfNAlk'S Bookstores,.
Pottsville, where the nark earebe'obtalned at pubtliVO
ere prices.. ' (July 14, '4O. 1 I:2Amo •
Plilladelphlalftedateadl Factory,
• 'No .89 Si. Aka street:46On c"lttetellil/..
P.IIII..ADELPHIA.
•,
D • '
EALERS and emblem makers sti piled on lzbent
terms. Patent Bcrcw Bedstead's atthanet.
April 7 '49. IS•1y1 B. tole TA et SON.
VOfl S PLC !nal% SALE., all Ina
cenain .4ract or parrot of lentrated the
Broad Mountain . ; In Lower. Mahan nue township.'
in Schuylkill county, (formerly Berke onnty,) in tho
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and! described as f 01. ,;
lows,to wit :—Theginnin: at a inarked,White osk tree sy
thence by Isto vacant lands. now surveyed to Jecon
Miller,north every-dye perches,to a white oak• 100,4 f,
by I ate vacant land, now out voyed to 47corse Wettink.
west 146 perches to a stone I thcncebY late vscahtland
now surveyed to Leonard Mick, southeLtty-itri,'perch
te to a Spanish oak; thence east 14d 'wrches, to the
place of.llerhanirCcontaining earns and ono
hundred andafty,trrii tmbrel/Paw:l U4rAl/Pr" 10 1 :
of tailor cant. frir t01d1.40. •
40/1 1 11?.. elorthea,
Executor of P. Peat he same. 4 1 1 . grit tet,..PhPadai.
Mindelphlay ttelideVall 1 _ ,
ele 4 °fable to astt
cotoi or Governor.
The deaths
:
.c r *eta bay
~ i
mortality n
1401. 1375,
•ho died last
mid eta(
bundant if,
•
an says ifity
lot, unhealthy
in attempt to
'them at this
inllinessota
of property v
to be SU*
r in Adam*
Alkinias