M
IT•RitS OF TI3B MINERS" JOTIRDIAL--Binitx
• etascarretors,-Maro Dartanr per imam. Petlabia
semi-mindally-b aittmeee. so throe woa maids lathe
Connty...and annuarliin advance to throe who reside
• out of the County. The patinas/ reserves to .tthrthelr
• the tight to charge in 3 0 per aaatm..Ma Parimat
is delayed loop; this 010 year.
• . - TO eiehlr. ~
4 •
Three cop_ifvizo ow) address, . SS 00
-, Seven. '• ' " ' • 10'00
- • Fifteen .. 10 00
Frye deters In advance will payieihrea year's
anhscriPthlti4 o tbe Jsmrd..
. ''.. RAT then ai iti ►asortleogris.
One 849afr Of Li liaes,.2 Omen, i. . - 111, 00
Every subsequent insertion, i - • dg
Four line& I time. .
,el 5
&then:Man intertions, euh, 1 - : Jill
One Square. 3 months, , , • , 0 , 00
, • Biz - month. - ' •:-'&," , ' 40
' One Year, . , . • - .ace
Baslethe Cards or 3 lines. per minim, 3.00
• Merchant/ cud others, advertising by the Year,
- with the privilege or Inserting different adver
tisements 'rashly,...-. , ~ • • 1 . to 00
M , Large lolyertisements; is per agreement.
iners Journal.
Saturday norulng s February 9.
TE,E PROTECTIVE POLICY. TEE PEOP LE
;IRMA=ITS RtSTORP.TION:! •
• -
'COaIIiSPONDENTS—We wish it to be dis
tinctly understood that we do not always
endorse the views of our• correspondents.—
Oar paper is always open , for limper corn.
mumeations,- and we fryiquently publish those
crnbracing views 'courtly opposed. to our
Own.
-
Otra COLI73OI' S are very much crowded this
week, with advertisements. 1 The annual
statemerit of Mr. Cirawr, County Tres-Surer,
'still be found in to-day's paper : and is an
_explicit eapuz.e of the financial condition of
the feounty. Owing to the late hour at
which it was received, we have been coin.
.gelled to omit otherinatter prepared for the
Journal. •
- • -
•
WE REGRET that a very interesting letter
from - Harristairg, reached us too late for this
, --week's Journal. '',;• -
THE COAL TRADE.
We stated a short time ago, that the canal
Commissioners had removed the drawback of
Li 7 cents per ton, on Coal passing through the
Delaware Division of th e Permsylvania Canal.
_The Managers of the Lehigh Company, who
irde a corresponding reductionconditionally,
we believe,at the time the drawback was gran
ted, have now advanced the toll oh their Cas
, nal, 5 cents per ton vr —making sin increase in
• toll of 12centsper ton on all Coal that passes
through these avenues' to market. The_rates
of transportation will vary but littletrom last
year. The quantity of Coal from this Region
.ten be increiseiLloo,ooo tons over list year's
The Delaware and Hudson CanalCoinpany
tivilf probably_ increase their' business about
50,000 tons—and the Washington company,
a new enterprise, are making arrangements
to furnish about 150,000 tons of Coal the
-*present year. These compaaies are engaged
in building a large number of Boats, varying
in capacity from 140 to 150 tons; for the
'navigatiom of the enlarged Canal, which will
be ready in the Spring. With these 'boats,
their Coal can be conveyed' directly to New.
York, And all:the markets on -the Hudson
river, without transhipment at 4oundout,
which gives,these companiei increased facili !
'ties at dimini s hed rates, over last year's
business.
Qur Canal and Rail Road Companies will
have facilities for transporting about 200,000
tons more front this Region, than was fur
niShed last year"; but the supplY will mainly
depend upon the rates of toll and transporta
tion charged by these companies. It is evi
dent that the facilities forlumishing Coal
this year, .is greater than the wants of the
• market will probably require—and the only
:t y .e Ira. in this Re
gion at_ present; and if prictfsei in other
sections, many of the disisters which con
tinue to threaten the tiade, may be removed.
.
- CANADA AND ANNEXATION. '
/
The feeling which lingers. in the Chadian
- people favor.cf - 4naexatiott to the Ijnited
States, stands a fair chance to,be re-kindled,
when', in all probability, its effects will be
felt more plainly,—By the last steam-packet
from 'England, a de.s.patch was forwarded to
the British GOvernoi-General of Canada, de
. daring against "&l political change in that
' country, and Commanding him to resist to the ;
utmost of hiS power, eitery attempt to sepa=
rate 'it from Great Britain.", This despatch
is couched in any other-but conciliatory
1 terms :.and instead - of checking • the spirit of
freedom in the, Canadas, or calming the feel-,
ings of the people, the result will , be quite to
the contrary. That the British gov,ermiCent
will resist all attempts at separation, is very
plain. 'From an „extract of the St. John's, N.
published in the Iliston Courier, we
;Observed that the feeling against the British',
government is intense. Therefore, we be
:lie-ye, a crisis in the affairs of Canada Sant no
longer be averted. \9isaffection will name
. diately be crushed, or ripened into rebellion ;
' there is nu Other choice, and ever• man must
now take sides. c `_ - .)..tmexationist's must-fight
of fly their doctrines are treason henceforth,
and will be - dealt with -accordingly. It will
nt once be seen by- the results of this Measure,
how far the dire of political change really
exists in Canada, fur the public feeling on
.. this subject must burit out with an iiistanta
', aeons expression on the one side or tb4 other,
now that the'British government have actu
.l -'._ ally drawn thelsword. There will be but
two Parties in Car* i llils moment,
the - friends of independenCe r andffiose of cola
nial servitude ; all otheiinteresti will merge
$3OO 'Emu:Trois Lew.—We regret bp ob-
Serve, that'petitions are being presented to
the Legislature of this . State, asking Per the
repeal of the above law.—Oni Legislature
should be cautious hOW it moves in a matter
of such a chaiacter. That law has not worked
detrimentallito the interest Ofany one; and,
thougl -there :may be some individialsrin
_every community, -who will take advantage
of all laws, the poor—those whom this
Exemption law . would benefit--those whom,
in the . hour of adversity it would :protect,
should not be made to suffer for. thencts of
dtshonssty of others. Indeed, we look upon
this law, as one of the most beneficial that
has been enacted by a Peansyliania
ture for years. Numerous other Statei,have
• not only enacted, laws, exempting property
to a
certain amount ; but have really exemp- :
ted liomf,teads — House and lot—from seizur e
for debt. This is humane, in accordance
with the spirit of the age
,t and wh il e other,
and yoimger States niove in themati c ., sh a ll
it be said of ours, that she lacks in her duty
towards the eleyation ofthe poor Never; w .
and we' trust the Legislature ill not heed
petitions, emanating from individuals, who,
in our estimation, are prompted by selfish
motives.
&scrim - in. Itrausa--Oar eorresp* eat
mites from HarrisbUrg, that the Bill-pr4e
election of Judges, will pa jte House*
Reiresentatires by ea enrerwuejazio
ty, sad witt be ratified by the peordix,\
The Locofixo Committee in the House Of
Representatives have Ilquateffthe follewinj
. -
Apportionment It without serce
don, one of the most ontrageows and infiunons
bills ever reported to the Howe, antkwe can
hardly think that the Reinewntativis woad'
dare to pass so iniquitous and . tmjust a bilt:'
Schuylkill county, with nearly
. 1.3,000 taxa
ble inhabit:nits, has but two Representative,
while Westinoreland. with11 . ..618 taxable),
has three. The bill is full of such glaring
inconsistencies: •
' mist:must. DISTRICTS. &WOES.
City of Philadelphia'
County of Philadelphia, - • _
Chester VA Delaware,
Montgonny, _
Berk f/
Berks,
Dauphin and . Lebanon, . 4 .
Lancaster, • I ,
York.
Adams and Franklin,
Westmoreland, Somerset; Fayette and
Bedford,
Allegheny,
Washington and Green,
Indiana, Armstrong, Clarion Jefferson
and Forest,
Northumberland, • Lycoming and Sul
livan, -
Columbia, Luzerne and Schuylkill,
Cumberland, , Perry and Juniata;
Cambria, Blair and Centre.
Northampton, Lehigh, Carbon, Mon
roe, Pike and Wayne,
Potter, Tioaa,, ;, McKean, Elk, Clinton
and Clearfield,
Butler, Beaver and Lawrence. 1
Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming_` 1
Crawford,. ~ M ercer, Venango and
Warren,' - 2
Erie; 1
Union, Mifflin and Huntingdon, 1.,
ROUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES. Members.
Philalelphia City. ; 4
Philadelphia County, 11
Delaware,
Adams, •
Allegheny,
Armstrong, Jefferson and Clarion,
Beaver,
Bedford,
Berks,
Bucks,
Bradford,
-Chester,
,Blair,
Butler and Lawrence,
Cambria, x -
Carbon anp.e.higii,
Centre, - z •
Clearfield, Elk, and Melt,
Lycoming, Clinton, and
Columbia and Sullivan,' -
Crawford, Mercer, Venaiign, and War-
Dauphin, _ •
Cumberland, Perry and Juniata,
Erie,
Fayette,
Franklin, -
Huntingdon,
Lancaster,
Lebanon,
Luzeme,
Mifflin,
Monroe and Pike.
Montgomery,
Northampton,
Northumberland.
Schuylkill,
Somerset, •
Susquehanna and Wyoming,
Tniga, •
Union,
Washington,
Wesunoreland,
York,
; - •
Wayne,
Green, ; _
Our milk hope for justice is in the Senate'
• ". • ;. if
a meeting at Orwigsf.
burg, on Monday last. Gen. Joie( M.BicrEr.
presided, assisted by the followiiig Vice Presi
dents and Secretaries:
Vice Presidents:—C. Fwer Jackson, M.
IVeaver, John Hippie, Philipßoyer, Joseph
H. Alter, Joseph Bensinger, John W. Hepler.
Secretaries:—Jacob Beck,Major 13rua Cam
eron, U. L. Vliet, Henry-L. Cake.
The - follo - wing, among other resolutions,
were passed :
Resolved, That a change of the present ad
valorem for a Specific duty on iron, one oTi
the great Staples of Pennsylvania, would be
vastly beneficial to our State at large, and
that. our Representatives in Congress are
earnestly desired to use all legitimate means
.to effect that change in oar revenue laws.
ResolvetL That we rze the principle
of individual liability k charters, as
purely 6einociatic, and highly beneficial to
the public, aid that our Democratic Repre
sentatives are hereby requested to vote for no
bank charter that does'lpot contain the 'lndi
vidual Liability' clause.
ileplred, That we cannot recognise the
loose and, irresponsible doctrine'of the Whig
party in rard to the Banking: system, and
their efforts to fasten upon the public a mass
of issues, which; fromithe principle of their
creation are only calculated to add to the de
preciated. paper now in use, and to encourage
the erec tion of Banks ostensibly in every
mountain gorge, while practically these
Banks will be kept in the broVers' offices of
our large cities, the issues of which can be
depreciated at the will of the Brokers.
Bolved, That we decidedly approve of
the doctrine of non-intervention on the Slave
question. That much as we rret the ex
istence of slavery we cannot so fur forget our
duty as American citizens,
recognising the
Constitution of the United States as the-Su
preme Law of the Land, as to interfere with
the domestic laws regulating the right of
property of citizens of our sister States.
We are glad that our Locotoco friends have
taken ground twainst the present iniquitous ]
Tariff of 184 V-;, in the 'first resolution. A
change fronfthe;erd ralorem system to specific
duties, would accomplish something, but
is ,generally admitted by, the candid portion of
all parties, that the duties on both Coal and
Iron, ought to be materially increased. Penn
sylvania' interests are suffering to a greater
extent than those of any other State in the
Union by the operation of the Bill of 1846,
and no Pennsylvanian ought to:;rest satisfied
until a change is effected.
Col. George D. Boyer and Michael Weaver
were appointed Representative Delegates,
and C. F. Jackson, Senatorial Delegate to,the
State Convention to nominate a Canal Com
- • •
missioner. The Delegates were instructed
to support Ron. E. B. Hubleof Berks, for
Canal Commissioner. -
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Fr= CALIFORNIA ----.14 an arrival at New
Orleans, on the 3d inst., we have California
news up to the 31st of December. The news
is. of an important character. The Constitu
tion-of California has been adopted-42000
votes for it; 8000 against it. COL FaLVONT
and Col.Gwrsxu, of Mississippi, were elected
U. S. Senators by the Assembly, on the 21st.
The mining operations are almost entirely
suspended, in consequence ofthe heavy MOWS
and rains; and great numbers l et the Miners
are daily coming into San. Fraucirica % .
One:, half of the city of Earl Fiane4c, has
beim destroyed by fire. Loss - twirl) , tin:lmil
lion of dollars. •
Is nit SATE on Mondiy, ' Mr. Cooper
presented& memorial, praying for the
61 .0...tgai0g in the Navy—also a petition
.f.tni Citizens of Pennsylvania, praying the
`pealor modification of the Tariff — of '46.-
*
'Tat interior of Guatemala is rhs said tio
be in serohstion.
IRMO
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APPORTIONMENT
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THF,.*INSRS' JOURNAL, AND ;p(M:pyi
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*".4 frokill litens
aniFft.eltding P:D: llo eP att g7 Com lite ptm Phillidel yoireif i ow ia
negotiating for a u p roper site, for the Passen
ger Deppt, wh" . the recent act passed by
the rAgudatute,,fili 'nays them - to estabTish.
within the littiiti ofthot llomugh • ef Pottsville,
within - 60 days froin the pttssage of the Act.
We understand that a lot in the rear of the
American House {{Pottsvi lle). *been agreed
open, conditionally, s the location of the
Po
Lechwe.—it . win be &serial, by ref;
ference to another column, that Mr. Scuriut- ,
DEE, Principal of the Pottsville Aeademy,
will lecture on "Language and Philosophy,"„.
in the basement of -the Presbvterian Church;
oA Monday evening nest. • The Lect4te will
doiabtlms be one of much . interest 'and as
Parents are particularly invited, it is to be
hoped they will attend, and listen to such a
discourse, as. may aentually be of lasting
El
(1" ArrestelL—We learn from the Phil
adelphia San, of Sauna , 3r last, that Alder
man Brazer,. committed a man named James
Bolin, Chargql, on the oath'of John McGov
ern, 9f Pottsville, with stealing $135 in spe
cie and bank notes from him, on the 10th.of
March Last. The accused was committed in
default of 81000 bail, to await a requisition
from the authorities of Schuylkill County.
U 7 Church lifecting.- r The Presbytery of
Luzeme, at a called meeting held at Port
Carbon, on Tuesday the 20th ult., ordained
to the GoiPel Ministry, and installed'as Pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church, at tha place,.
the Rev. T. DELACET W,ARDLAW. ' The Rev.
E. D r SANDias, of Pottsville, preached the
sermon ; the Rev. IL WruszEn,.of Mauch
Chunk, presided, And asked the constitution
al questions ; the Rev. D. Coos, of Donald
son, gave the charge to the Pastor, and the
Rev. B. F. Brrrrvotc,• of Tamaqua, gave
the cha!ge to the people.
Previous to the ordinatiOn of Mi. Ward
"law, the Pr es bytery, according ,to the usage
of the Presbyterian church,' examined him in
tespcct to Its knowledge of the Hebrew, La
tin and Greek-Languages, Philosophy, Church
History, Theology, the Sacraments, and
Church Government. His pri.mination,
throughout, sustained the high reputation
which he had acquired as a student in the
Theological Seminalt ofPrinceton.
The meeting was very large, and the ser
vices solemn and interesting..
ES
Lenora.—Thos. D.,lo:3lprox will de
liver a lecture, on Mariday evening next, in
the Second M. E. Church,' Market St. Sub
ier.t The Sun.. The object of the Lecture be
irg one of a praiseworthy character, it is
.ped, it wiU be liberally I patronized. Pro
to be applied to the Church ; admission
12frN
E&.S:pring. Elections.—The election for
Justices of the Peace, Constables, Judges,
Inspecton3,Assmsors, &e. will take place on
Friday next, the, Voth ult . , in the different
Boroughs, Wa r and Townships of the
County. • ,
r:2:* 4ff:dulled '",puri.—An adjourn
ed Court of Common PIPS of Schuylkill
County, commenced its sesiien at Orwigs
burg, on Monday last. Two te,ctment cases
were to have been tried ; but wereTntinued.
The cases referred to are the followirq; Ed
ward Roberts and Henry IL
.Strong, 'viVaus
John Strimpfler, James Shoemaker; John A.
Bechtel. and Jactib Bickelman—and the sanie
Plaintiffs against Elisabeth Mifflin, Charles
Mifflin, Charles Grad; Geo. N. Eckert and
others. The issue at stake„ in these cases,
is the recovery of land, situated in - Pinqrove
Township. ' .
Q7' Editorial amgc.—We observe by
the Pottsville Democratic Free Press, 'of
Thursday, that .TomiV. WER•rea. Esq., who
for a long time has had charge of the paper;
has disposed of the establishment to Mr. J.
P. BERTRAII, of our 80114141. We regret
the abdication of our friend W. from the Edi
torial chair, which he had filled with much
ability ; and trust his future career, in what-
-• • • • ee e main ! '
min the character of the paper of which he .
has become proprietor. We with him all.
sorts of seerre..s
Eleaion of oA c ers.—The members
of the German Saving Fund of Pottsville, at 1
a meeting held at Berz i silotel, in this Bo
rough, on the 30th tilt ., the following officers '
were chosen : •
Prwiden - t, John G. Brown ; Vice Presi
dent, Henry Gressang : Treasurer, % G.
Yuengliug ; Directors, Geofire Lauer, f...)reOz
Fisher, Robert AL Palmed, Ernst Kleinert, J.
Kienzle, Bernard Kayser, ErnstFreund ;
Trustee, Chas. F. Kopitzsch ; Secretary, G.
H. Brandner. •
0:2 Meeting of Volnleers.—A Meeting of
Volunteers, consisting of members of Com
pany B, of Pottsville, which served during a
portion of the Mexican war, was held at
afoRTI3IER'S Hotel, in this Borough. on Sat
urday last. •
Capt. NAGLE was called 'to the chair. and
F. B. KAESCIIER, appointed Secretary.' The
following are the proceedings of the meet
ing
Whereas, The Members of. Company B.
Ist Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, who
served in the war with Mexico, until hon
orably dischar4e-ed, were among the first to
offer their services to the ;Governor, (when
troops were called,) to 'maintain the honor
of the Country, and protect its interests on
the plains of Mexico : and although their
duty to their Country impelled them prompt
ly, and cheerfully to leave their hona, their
domestic- comforts and enjoyments, and all
they held most dear, to undergo the hard
ships and dangers incident;to a Campaign in,
Mexico.
And whereas, After the 'acceptance of the
service of the Company by our late Governor,
the Coo - Tony was ordered ;by he, Adjutant
General of the State, to report to- Surgeon
King, of the United States Army, in Phila
delphia, for inspecticin, which order was
promptly obeyed ; from whence we marched
to Pittsburg, the place Of - rendezvous. The
paymaster'of the United Mates allowed us
pay only for the most direct route4rom Potts
ville to Pittsburgh, nearly one hundred miles
less than the allowance of the Philadelphia
Volunteers, when in act we actually march
ed one hundred mites further.
And whereas, The Paymaster of the U. S.
also refused to us mileage from the place of
rendezvous, where we were mustered out of
the service to Pottsville, the place of enroll
ment, to 'Which' we were justly entitled by
the Militia livees of PenOsylvania.
And whereas, The said Company on their
route from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, were
obliged to pay the a,genta of the State, the;
full amount clairne&fier transportation and
subsistence, when in numerous instances the
members of the Company were invited and
partook of the ..bOtmtiful hospitality of the
generous azapatriotic citizens along the line,
thus showin,g that they required and consum
ed but a very limited supply .of the subsist
eiteefumished by the State. Justice to the
Volunteers who so ,promptly rallied. around
the Standard of their country at the call of
the Governor of the'State, detnands that the
amount of money paid by them for transpor ,
tation a n d subsistence to Pittsburg be refund-
And whereas, We believe it to be just and
right that those who felt it an honor - to re
present the old Keystone, and peril their
lives in their Country's cause, should receive
the full mileage to which they are entitled
by the Militia laws of the State; and believ
ing, therefore, that injustice has been done
us, we would respectfully pray the Senate
and House of Representatives of Pennsyl-
Tanis for.an investigation of the causes of
complaint herein set forth. ;
Therefore Resolved, Thai the pinCeediem,
of this meeting be sent to The Governor, and
`each member of the Senate and House-of
Representativesalmd published in the papers
of the County; ‘ •
The allowing restihttion was offered and .
I adopted
'Resolved, That the Elm of Company B.
presented by the ladies of Pottsville, be plac
ed in the care of Henry Fisher, to be used
exclusively for funeral ceremcsues
• On mOtion, the meeting adjourned,
(Sirsed by ths OjEcers.)‘ - •
2 21 . 'FROM wisiuNcrroN t , , —, •
,
i a r Faun ors. ours Collislieosnarrt. , • ' ...,.-
, i
Ointnittees—Mr.RS'it's Tereireiricapig—=The
rariff--Colledor Leta—Bahl:o4 Car it 6. ,
ion, Forney, and °them*: l ittrieks , -Consul&
T/aagaste;—Serirdor'Cooper - bati Arri--ralins-:
;ton--Clay't:Cereprontisaßie Lndies;;
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Washington D. C., l Feb. %1 85 0. ...
Congress is not in Session ore than three.
'or:four days in the Week.' ' th Rouses atl .
Itour over, a day
,or.'spore u fro tuner to timem•
affordthvaimus•Cenunit . tikitoPreptife
badness. Those meraber4 l 7ar.ho bappen.to
be ;pineal .on iniportant
i t:t*ittees, have
nat. only great responaib' ' ' resting over
them, -hut have a vast amount of mental and;
Physisal labor to perform. I, ,The new ee:ra
,bers usually eseape this bibir,.ltis estuntsc
a:snmewhat minute aid c prep ' ve ae., -
4fiaintance with the entire ge of parlia*
,mentary usages, to q : persons for its
'proper discharge.. The P tree of sending
Members to the House of R presentsitives for
bin one, or two, or even th sessions is, in,
''ray ?kW, abstird and ridic ous,—inasmuch
Os it is impossible for thei Representatives
to, bring about any import 4 rmult-bowev
ever' great his industry. yelit and ingenuity
may' be,''—until he shall hive become tho
roughly known to all his fel ow members, in
cluding the members of the, Senate, as .well
as the various heads ofDepartments, and un
til the mechanism of debatl, of Committee
labor, and the varied raujifications df Con
gressional life, are in his readv-grasp. The;
people are the only suffere)s by the opera-1
non of the practice : and itseenis tome that
the evil is worthy their serjous attention.
Mr.Roox's`-nsolutio" t .,
inStructbig the Sena
torial Committee to repoyt a bill embracing
the Wilmot proviso, 'was• kid on the table,
on Monday last, by a dc*ided majority. Mr.
CASEY, Mr: Pima's, and several others from
Pennsylvania. Whigs and Democrats, voted ,
in the affirmative. The principal objct these
gentlemen had in view, was to lay aside for
a time, that abominable fire-brand, so as to
enable them to 'seize hold of the Tariff ques
tion. In view of the large Locofoco Free
'Trade majority in Congress, it will be actu-1
ally necessary for our members, to do, occa
sionally, a little harm, to bring about great
good ;—that is, they must accomodate, as far
'as practicable, their friends from the South,
to receive sufficient strength to rasa a proper
Tariff. I never believed, after I knew the
political complexion of the present Congress,
that a Tariff bill to suit Pennsylvania, could
be passed,—nor have I since seen anything'
to change my mind. If, however, Mr.l:;/TMAN
continues in the conservative policy, which',
has thus far marked every vote and 'move
meet he has made, he will gather together,
in all probability, sufficient material to operate
with ; and then, by:refusing to go with the'
Internal Improvement men of the West and
South-West, unless the sustain his Tariff
'schemes, I would not lie much surprised,
after all, if he succeeded in accomplishing his
ends. The Committee of Ways - and Means,
as every body knows, is against any ehange
of the Tariff,--General Bairor, the Chairman,
-being one of the most ultra Locofoco Free
Traders in the House. To refer the question
to such 'a committee. everything could, be
lost, an nothing gained. The numerous
petition from the Coal Region hare, there
fore, not yet been presented ;—nor will they
be, until a clear field is prepared among the
mass of matter in she House, for their re
ception.
\No further confirmations of Pennsylvania
appointments, have yet been made. The case
of Ali.:Uollector. Lewis, is exciting much in
terest. 'lt is hard to conjecture the result.—
I should jiill,ge, however, from the little I
know of his position, that he will be . con
firmed. What gives additional interest to the
matter, is, that theLocofocos are 'squabbling'
about it ! Col. PORNO, JANES BUCHANAN,
and others, on the one side; and certain em
issaries of Gen. • SIMON Castsaos, on the other
side are, here, have been heitqor some time,
and Nyill remain here, until the`matter is dis
.sed of. or\ ._ .
5 -' , ica,. as colt :
terns 4/m, in the State of Denteuirk ! if it is
a reasonable question, I should like to know
['whether he:and Mr. BUCHANAN both, expect ct
be returned to the Senate, and whether either
"calculate" oil auxiliary support , ? ,
Mr: James JouNszoN, a brother of your dis
tinguished Executive, is awaiting the action
of the Senate, upon his nomination as 'Consul
'to Glasgow. Under the . present Tariff, the
Con'sulate at Glasgow. is perhaps the most
profitable post, of that ' , species," under the
:.Govennent.. ;The heavy importations into
;this country of Scotch Iron, greatly enhance
its value t,. present.. Mr. Joussros, I alp
.sorry to say, is strongly opposed—and I re
;ret it the more, because rumor assigns the
'opposition against him to Mr. Senator Coors.
Mr. COOPER is a gentleman of whom the,
Whig pariv, all over the country, has long\
been proud: His talents are unquestioned—
',his education,- his travels abroad, his pasS
:services in Congress, in the_ Legislature of
Pennsylvania, and in the Executive branch of
the governmentof that State—all qualify him
for a great, and glorious, and valuable career
In the United States Senate, His supposed
opposition to Mr. JOHNSTON, Whatever per-
Sonal grounds he may have to base it upon,
~
is a matter of regret to their mutual friends
-,for, leaving politics altogether out of the
question, Mr. J.,- is a meritorious oentlemaa - 1
rtentoying splendid - Literary rie"eomplitifi- -
'meats; much experience ofpractkal life, was
actively eagagett in the service of his country
during the'bresican War, and is a steadfast
Whig.
Tuesday last, was previously appointed;
~ .
in the Senate, for the consideration of Mi.
c.av's Compromise Resolutions on the Sla
;very•question. The Capitol. on that'day,
.teas ,literally surrounded with people, and
'the excitement consequent upoallie Tumor
that he would address the Senate; was intente.
There is a feeling here, in respect to this
'great old man, that cannot be described,—but
hat understand so'mething of it when I
tell you t g,en tlemen were crowding around
the avenues of the Senate Chamber, on the
0 dap in question, eagerly pressing one hun
dred dollar bills for scats in the galleries!
;:The Senate convenes at 12 o'clock, but at
nine o'clock in the morning, every available
seat had been secured.
~, At about 12 o'clock, (the galleries having
all been surrendered to the ladies,) the dear
souls gathered around the doors of the Sen•
ate; pleading for admission upon the floor.—
' By a rule of the Senate, no one is privileged
to enter the floor of that body—so even the
soft'prayers of the ladies could not avail.—
Senator Foort, ' however, finally appftred
among them, and stated that he would' make
a speech' to have the rule laid aside butupon, his turning. a ' rush" TraSmade,land
the point carried !
. The fl oor bf the Senate was pretty well filled
and of course no one dared turn 'em turn
iint. But no gentlemen, except mem
bers could get in, unOr any circumstances.
The principle of :his-) compromise resolu
lions, notwithstanding the loud opposition
uttered against theist in the South, will be
'sustained, 'and the country thereby relieved of
thesnost exciting and dangerous issue ever
involved in the proceedings of its National
councils:\
. , I
The wegher, for a day or two past, hai
been intent; :y cold. I, however, am warmly' t
Yours, • PAOLL - ti
at
Tr
thAnnus-Lc Exexosmx.—A steam boiler, in
e machine shop of Messrs. Taylor & Co.•
New York, exploded, with terrible effect on
Tuessiak morning last. The whole beg:,
log was shattered to pieces, and upwards of
50 persons killed and the same number
wounded. Twenty two individuals up to
uesthy night had been taken from the ruins:
{dive, but all more or less injured. The o
dead bodies of tutenty-three had also been re-
Covered. It is supposed that twenty bodies'
ant buried in the ruins.
` V' The Tscnyy-Secoid.—The:ttatili
Of.Washiegton is nearly at hand„!
desseutd that arrangements are in. prtwras
to get up &grand ball in honor of, the own
*ion. . Our military ; idea, we prestune,,Wilt
do honor to thellay-- . .—„.•
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ARIT ; EA:F.I§,R ,7 „,
PROM HARRISBURG.
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-Vores.PoiWilice of the ‘4Mincrs'loirritii. 1 " .
i` TliE '
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Itiatiatc Rut.
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...',-.-'..',';: -, ...:,?larrisl.uig, Feb. 4, 1850.
- Theltesdhig Rail Road Bill has become
Law by,the signature, ofi . the Governbr.. -! ,
wits'not m_the power of man to • pre* '
. - passigectidedand comforted as the members
of the LegWatnre were,- tl•-theborrrs.inrat- ,
tendatice..k it was felt to be neck, ox, nothing
with the Ccimpany, and the effortkmade to.
carry' 'the Bill; was, inyropbrtion, tremendous
and exciting: It is ehnsiderablyalterid from .
what it was when first, ceported hi the _Senate:
It -*as rtitist recklealir,drawn hi the first in
stance, not even conta ining any provision for
the laboring men orythe nod.- ome'of the
oliehficaphle features, were, however, strick
en out, to ainetidnient; retpiiiing:the
cOmpatty, to tominence the, erection of
,a De
- pot, to Pottsville; within sixty, Was added to
the Till. • - •
lii the Ilause,.a dead set was made against
the Bill, and it hung in glorious uncertainty
for seYeral days. Its friends, however,' Mi
lled! and after additional light froth Philadel
phia, it was put through with flying colors.
The amendment of Mr. CEsssui; rep:aria°. the
Trustees to give Bond; and further
the Stockholders individually liable, :&c: were
voted 'Alourn by the- Democratic side of . the
House. A diluted 'amendment, relating to
individual liability; 'Was then offered by Mr.
Lunn, and adopted: _tie Senate still further
diluted, or rat* neutralized this self same
section, and,of course tkie'Honse concurred.
p,vos then offered a section which pro
hibits the company from declaring dividends
on :their .capital, until the interests on the
bon& is paid, which was also carried.. Mr.
IClrtaliqy.a, of Lebanon, offered an additional
section, requiring the company •to pay their
bank standing taxes to the Commonwealth,
which was agreed to after sortie squirming
on :the part of the borers. Mr. KILLINGER
offered another section, compelling the com
pany ,to fix and publish. the rate of tolls every
first day , of Jan., and not to exceed them du
ring the ensuing. year, He supported this
amendment in a speech of some length, and
was .replied to by Mr. Binnar., of Philadel
phia.' The House finally voted it down, and
the Bill passed, after some Buncombe speeches
on ;the subjedt of Corporations in general, and
the defunct United Suites Bank in particular.
The very. object, as I perceive from , the
joizrizal, of the meeting of Cperaors in Potts
ville,f was anticipated in Mr.' Ktuaxosn's
prOpesition;but the House refused to sanction
it. , The thanks of your Operatois, however,
are due him for the manly stand he took in
their favor.' Mr. JONES and Mr. Dornims
were opposeittu,the Bill in all its bearings,
and I believe Nixed against it .on its , final
passage. • 0. P. Q.
Our correspondent is in error,---w4find b y
the yeas and nays, as published; that Mr.
Donal:is voted for , the Bill on its passage..
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
SENAiv.—On the 2d inst., Mr. Frailcy pre
sented elletition of citizens of Schuylkill
county, in favor of a new county, "Penn."
Mr. Muhlenberg a petition of citizens of
Tamaqua, Schuylk.;ll county,
,for new coon
to', out of parts of Berk.s, Schuylkill, Luzerne
andiLehigh, seat of justice to he at Tamaqua.
Mr. Frailev, a bill to' annul the marriage
contract of William Keeler, jr., and Sarah
his 'wife. '
'On motion of Mr. Browley, the bill entitled
a dupplement to an act to incorporate the
Sammit Branch Railroad Company in Dau
phin and Schuylkill counties, was taken up
and passed.
; The constitutional amendment, relative to
the'election of Judges, came up in order, hilt,
on motion, was postponed.
Horst —Nothing of importance transacted.
iSENA.TE.—In this body,,Mr. Frailev, on the
4th inst. presented fourTetitions from citi
zen's of, Schuylkill comity in favor of new
county "Penn."
'On motion a Mr. Frailey, the bill entitled
akactlo incorporate thePott.sville Gas Corn
-1 , oENATE.—On the sth, Mr. Fiailey prescn
ted a petition of citizens 'of Lehigh county,
for the incorporation of a Bank, to he located
at Allentown : and to be called "The Far
tits' and Mechanics' Bank ;" also, a petition
ota citizens of Carbon -county. praying the
appiispriation of the tax of 18 . 50 to the erec
tion of'puhlic buildings in that county ; two
petitions of,citizens of Carbon county, in fa=
vor of a neW\Bank, at Mauch Chunk, to be
called the "Mach Chinlk Bank ;" also, two 1
petitions in favor of new ccunty "Penn," out
of parts of Schuylkill,
*USE. — Tuesday las.t being the day for,
tending of bills on priratecalendar, a number
passed final reading, amono\which were the 1
~,-
following :
An act to incorporate the Mahoney and
Shainokin Improvement Clompanv.\ - .
A supplement to an act entitled an\act to
incorporate the' Shamokin, Mahoney \and
Schuylkill Railroad Company.
Ati ant to amend an act stwplementa . ry
avant, datitled an act to incorporate - the' Dan
villd and Pottsville Railroad Company.
An act authorising the laying out of a Stain
road from Schuylkill township, in Schuylkill
county, to Roaring Creek township, Colum
bia county-,
SENATE.'—On the 6th inst., Mr. tlrailey
presented a petition in favor of new county
Conga-ago; also, front citizens of Schuylkill
county, for the erection of new county to he
calleirEagle ; also for neiv county to be called
Fulton. • ,
Mr Frailey also read a bill, in place, to in
corporate the Anthracite Bank at Tamaqua.
On motion of Mr. Frailey, the bill to incor
porate the "Ringgold Railroad company" was
considered and passed.
hos STATISTICS.—The number of Pig
Inanl Works in Scotland, on 31st of Dec.
1849, was 144, of which 113 were in blast,
27 bit of blast, and 4 building.
The following table will show, the exports
for' a' series of Years :
To SriSett States. tone,
Bin fah America,
Other places,
Totil'forelgnt 143.4. -
.so 162,151 1 /53.183
Coastwise, 217,003 207,833 221.913
. The 94,212 tons 'exported to the United
Statas, in 1849, were sent to the following
ports: _ ,
New York. 61,032 tons; Boston, 21.6504 Philll,l,l
- 6,482; New ()dean,. 1,567; Baltimore, 1.871;
Cballeatnt, 170; Mobile, ISO; Sat snnab, 310—total,
The following table will show the annual
Pnidnction of Pig Iron, the stock and prices
at the close of each year, and the quantity
of malleable iron annually produced in Scot-
1847. 1848. 1210.
Prlie, Dec. 1. - •
• ZII . 6 ..£* 2 4 .£2 7 2
Average for year, $5 0 24 5 26 1
Pro a ction, 540,000 .* 600,u00 602,000
Stork, Dee.3l, 00.000 100,000 195.000
Malleable Iron produced, 60.009 90,000 60,000
Viz Cur the following
from
of the
Iron trade of Cincinnati, from* one of our 'es
change papers :
ermeth o f the Iron Manufactoeies of Fin
.
illtStrii.-We are astonished by a statement
which appears in the Cincinnati papers, of
the:rapidity with which the iron interests of
the:city have grown. Here is - an aggregate
statement of only three branches or the Iron
business
Rotting 111111 e, Foundries, 3licbino
Shope and glove Factories, No. " 48
Mods employed,
3,508
Capital Invested, • #.631100
Product* of manufactures, . 4.0811400
Pif iron consumed, ' ' 40,010 tons.
Blooms'. do
5,756 do
Scrap
Iron do
2,030 do
Coal do !Amos bosh.
Coto ' do -- ' 101,500 do
lf we suppose five persons to be connected
with each of the three. thousand hands em
ployed, we shall have apopulation of fifteen
thousand persons directly connected with
these departments of trade. Comparing this
result with the results - of previous years
firma 1826, -it appms that in the first period
of fifteen years thd iron nianufacture increas
ed the ratio of four hundrettper cent., and
in the second' period of eialit - years at the
rutin of finir , hundred and fifty. This - show s
an inerease ,which is greater than' that ; of
the tit) , in other respects.- ; ; •••
. ,
28IlEillaTIOX:—Tuts disease!" mote armee and
dlatressletseardally ID thlClDeontry, than 11102011,
ary orber,rain Id the same pore tr. may saltily be is
oerted thfdlt uCteribtle o rt derstoedand as unsnecess
tbtly treated: Pfsysletana are usable to mire earn
IrittielkStini Pellets. Yet such era the - unparalled
vittdeeirit Iterchateir celebrated Caul tag Oil, er ram;
fly Embroeatirm, thai the most obstinate eases , a t once
Yield to ils - spelicatine. Sse adveitisemeat lo this pa
per. A pamphlet of description may be had grade. of,
1 161 - 1 1 0, t. ! • .
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THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
—Thi following Resolution has been passed by
the Vestry! of Trinity Church, Pottsville.
Itesottc4 That in considaratinn orate sums contribit
ted And to by contrihuted as donations to the erPCISOII
and (outfit:1)1114, of the church edifice ; the vestrykdo
hereby act , apttrt, and •sporopriate FIFTY EIH'HT
P B'Neg, which sha II be, antl remain free for all persons
1, 'rise Aesjr,. to Iv orellin In. I.lle.„Murch. These
NtiAtt sTitt, — No. - 111, 119, lr 135, 143. 151, 159.
South side , , No. 112, 11.0, 126, 130. 111. 152, IRO,
iNORTH AISLE.
North No. 1.7, 13,19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 51, 53 54.55.
South side,tNo. 2,8, 14, 20.20, 32, 38, 41, 50, 52.
IN THE SOUTH AISLE. •
South side; Nn.so, 57, 55, 60, 71, 80, 86., 92, 98, 101,110.
Norths ; n. 52,67: ;79:5 ;
1 1 1 : IpDVlNFVleChellileChclPrySlayej 86r:ic7:c"5f1U:eI( I jlenoe nicou encea , 1
. IICV gs:rvi
,li76rtun, eve,m.i
lA/ ANT ,D.-.T(> MlNEDA.—Wanted,
eitely 4 a ronipetent Engineer, who will contract
thr sinkingithe shaft of a Coal Cline in Rhode 'viand,
130 feet below he present depth. The 'nine is fore
-Iphed WU) Steam Engine. Ind all the apparatus ne
cessaly fht;lehnping. N one
. need apply except per
sons who ere able to give perfect security for the rel
it:linen: Of the contract.
proposat4 will he recelged at the office of D. D
ear; TIN, No 4I Wr,ll dtteet, Glaunce'y Court,.) New
York C.y. F
Feb 9, 11390. •
A lITTIRD--A.Situatlon by en arperienced Ronk
Keepur, who has been-employed In that capaci
ty forthellit eight yeara , and who can ere nneseep
ionable refatenee forcapabllity and Integrity. A note
addressed td , X. Y. Z.. a: the office of -the Mt cis'
Joutkat, will meet prompt attention. n
Jan 25, 11j50: 4-tc
arAPITAD.—A Roy of a good moral character
v V aboutilk years of axe, who has received a gond
education, all an Apprentice to the Printing llualliess.
No ne - otherlh.ed`apply die Mutt also bring good re-'
commendullims. Apply at this Qffice.
Dec S. 180.
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. i CARDS.
rl 11. *CAKE, ATTORI+4,p s Y AT LAW, Ta
t_r. mum—Office . in Pine Strott. :
Sept 22, Wig. . .
\., 39-if
E joic A. HEG ' , 0
p rin ve er4 f P
Ti witnillidaeill:
D ° l.lna l . ' Oflice, Centre S E tre n er, a%
'Physician tied Oculist.
N ILI-First' Vacine Virus on band. .
'Dec 22, 1449. - 52 3rno*
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JT •D. IVID RE DITII,IIat Estate Agency
PaO,
• fice., - Ctintre Sr , Pottsvilie. Schuylkill County,
Agent fur the sale and
.nnrchase of Real Estate.-
Asent for 111 nds, at,d coliectio'n of Coa l Rents, &c.
Oct. 28,'1£4 9.".
44-ly -
----,-
s t . D. ''"
i.
lIALLs.ATTORNEY AT LAW, Port Car
t").bnn. Schuylkill County, Pa. Office adjoining the
xclitthart lintel,
_Dec 15, IyfU. ,
1 9 / 7 . 1848. 1919.
44,683 goym 0 4.211
41 .327 4,198 7,92.5
02 ,19 67,718 51.649
. , .
61 TwooLne ALLR 8
llTlNlTY L lT AttNT O Z r a ' nnfeicturcra; No. 7
Marivirette...*.,and No. 7 Willow Street, Philadelphia
Wit.cimillauses. Ifeicar CRUNER
N. B.—Tile highest price paid for Wool aad Sheep
Skins. •' -
Nov IS, 100. Id-Gmo
ocTott C.
Dnoatcr.OpArific
P/1Y810.11.1.`.44 leemove3 . his Office to the tipper..
most of the ; new brick braidings, opposite the !'oat
Office. 'Conti% Streft, Pottsville. .
April 28, I:M.'. 4 18tf.
. .
. .
IA R. lIEVIE 11031,T PATRIC MED=
ICAL OFFICE, Cornerd and Market°plan
site Thompsim'v Yhttirville, Pa# Ristdenee Cor
ner of eallthvbill end 3d st., opposite the Primitive
Methodist Chiirch:
Jan. 27, Itri9. 5-ly
Q AS.III3 EPHARTZ.JUSTICE ns , vim PEACE-
Will attend promptly to Collectiona,
Agencies, Purchase and Sale of Real Estate. ate.., In
S l hnylkttfgounty, Pa. Office in Centre Street. appo
site the Toten . •
. 00 20, idl9
riIIAILLgS IV. HEOINS, ATTORNEY AT
1-, LAW. ;fias; removed his °thee next to J. 31
Long's Stitch Store,,Centre street.
Sept I, tBs9.
prrtvAttn ( MARTI:SOX DESI
. GNER A::EN
•12. s •GRANSR ON WOOD, No. SO} Walnut Street,.
Phlladvlphli. •
Aattust 4.4819.
EORGEISEL
' WiIOLES ALE COMMISSION AGENT. •
Focal, Ithutt n 7 Fish. No. 54 North Warves, below
%RP street4Pat tadelphla. [April 21. '49. ly 17
LTATCIO7IS' CELEBRATED CIII33IICAL Pow
der for Razor Strops. unrienlled and unequalled in
the annals One Nineteenth Century. Warranted to
produce a fine smooth edge In one tolniite.or the mon
ey refunded: Fur sale by the undersigned, at the
7' uwn Italt Iron store.
July 28, E 31-]
C./ERIPIEtTING=A handsome assortment of In
grain. Yea Watt and Domestic Carpets. just really
cd and (oriole byl , Id BEATTY & Co
BABY ,ifparps.r-s.—A Ov ' . stipply of Bail .
Jaaibeni,elu.lgdia %abet' lialdo:for do.. Jost
received and for, vale at • 1 !lAN Nir
Bard 29,1449, Cheap Vatic, Stores
Statleitlcal Almati r acs foi 1849.
1 - lAE W 114; Alminae and Untied (pale* Resister for
1819. by Urea & Ilicraratb.
•Paknees !heirless Men's /laminas fortbe year 1850.
The Agriculturists Guide, an d Almanac for 1850.
For sale at t •
' DANNAN'S•
Book and Variety Stores.
la' 11,146.
---
To Persons Going West.
r imuystai - ER's. Cu ides through the, Utitted State..
tittail;Mapit or the Wyatt% States—vary desita
bleartielealdir petatraa /Ohl Wept i fot sate cheap, at
`• - 011614kaN43.
•
"itttio ratiANl3 SCHOOL'
• DI
: ttocsofts. • t
TLlB•subacittiee, InviAnicitke auntien,orTeactiert
and School DitectnTs; partieulaTly in SchuylkillCo.:e
to the CO 1101 ; 11 44' new aiit Improved Scho.i&lC43 pub-
Lilted by alled ,
l'ira nut's' Columbian tatriilater.
no !riirquthr..• If.;niorntriati - !,ww!latot,
'ttA-Tablc.flnok.. .
' .., Do 'i c 'tillitarnbian Snelling Book.. '
. . ...Do .Itei . itrie3l,,,reinimon Srtnini Mensuration.
, Three Benin are alrealli ottepeively used in this
County. apd fit-so change:Ode a population ae.weJtave,
it la ,tiesintbio rho( the fkiolta oiled in our Schools,
,hold be , atiminforin is rinssible i we therefore call
the psitienfirjatteettrosoractloOl Directors and Terichl
ikra te 'lids items, ' on, the 'the' commencement of the
Schad* this Bal. These Books ban received the ap-i
probation of?aboot 500 professors and Teachers, as
the bon lorki on the subjects on which they ireat.
*}They are else els cheapest; Bookie 'is Ms =get:
- hterchanta. ; .Teachers. school Itireetors, dtc., sup
plied'at the' bfitiest rates, by the quabttly.
.. B. BANNAN,
. Printer. Pubrisksr. and Bookseller.
VM=TILLE . MAREETS
CORREeTRD if izEircr FOR 7ND JOURNAL.
Wheal Floor, bbl. *5 COred Peaelies peed. .3 00
Rye do l• do 450 de do unpaed. 175
Wheat, bush: , '' • 1 10 IVA Apples, Paid. ' 75 -
Rye, dol:. . 60 Eggs, doz. 12
Corn, do 65 Butter, lb, -15
Otte, doe . 37 Odeon,
Potmoee, do,: 50 Hams, '
Timothy deed, 250 Hay, ton,
.;
Clover dd . 350 I Plaster.
MARRIEP..
/ On the sth, Inst.. at St ClangXY the Rev A Miller,
Mr .1 PILLIsto, to Maar CHILD, both o(84. Clatr•
On the Stteinst. by the Rev D Steck, Me %V Bowen,
to Miss E Snyder, both of blinersvine.
On the 4th inst.,rby Rev. El 3 Evans, Mt Iltwor
or Port Carbon, to Mn. s M. WILLIAMS, of St. atm.
DEATHS.
- - •
On the at Tremont Mrs Csrn Amu, wife
of Mr J Fetery and daughter of Mr J F Router,' of
Millershorg,aged 27 years, I month and I4_daya.
In West Penn, on the 12th alt. Mr E Mat.nztextr, in'
the 26th year of his age.
In West I‘,Onn, on the 18th nit. Mr Faanzarcz, gen
of Mr V Basaaman,agedlB years and 20 days.
Sabectibera tO the Dlrth-Might Hall, will
Iltr F Mee?. al the Pennsylvania Hall, this (Saturday)
ailernoon, at ,3 o'clock, to elect Managers.
Ur. Boassing.a. Principal of the
Cr' Pintail'la Aca&ln, frill deliver a Lecture on
"Language; and Philosophy," on "Monday evening
next. 7.1 o'etnek, to the bssemenrof the Presbyterian
Church. Tbe public4reinvited—particularly parents,
Trnl POTTSVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY
-Will bold ita nett regular meeting at Stichter's
Rail: on Wednesday evening neg., Feb 12th: lecture.
by Rev. Mr; Starkey. Subject—Ancient Civilization.
Debate—MO the application of Science to Manual
labor benefit the 'igborfog classes , I Atlirmative—
P W SheatreT, Cbaries-E Schmid. Negative—Dewitt
Cleaver, De McCanimant.
Render—l hos Walker.
By order of the Society,
R• li. HOBART, Seey:
SCIENTIFIC -LF.CTURES.— The first of a
'isetirsW Lectures, by Thos D Eenipton, will ba
delivered Id the ltd J 7 E Church. Market St., for the Pe
cuniary benefit of said Church, on Monday evening,
the I ith Init. Subject, The Sun. Tickets, 12t rents.
May be had of the Pastor. or at the door.
RELIGIOUS NOTIOES.
REV R B BRUSH, trill deliver a discourse In
in the - GnivernlistChurch, next Sunday morn
ing, at IC o'clock, Upon Revivals of Religion.
In the evening he will deliver hie 10th lecture against
the doctrine of Endless Puniihment. Subject, Bi3F 7
phemy against the Holy Ghost. Mattliew XII,,
Nark 111 , *29. The public are runeetfully invited.
As- , p• ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.—Divine
service is held every Sabbath morning 2nd even
ing at the usual hours or wnrshlp, in the English Lu
theran Chttreh, 2d St., between Market. and Norwe
giLn. IL STECK. Pastor.
- -
THE ASSOC! ATE REPORPED PRESRYTE—
Alc C4nrregation, worshipping in Thomp..on's
new budding corner of Market and Second fits ; have
Moved intn the large upper Hail of said buthltng,
when* religious worship- will be conducted every Sab
bath. by Rev. D. T. Carnahan. •Services to commence
at 101 o'clock. A. M.. and 31 O'clock, P. M. Seats free.
The puhlleare respectfully invited to attend.
_ ViTANTED:
ITRIGITT dr. POTT
=I
1` OTicE.,-413e •hOots, and accounts of Janice
Glenn and John Stine.tralleg under the Run and
nama,of Gierasfila SiTag,havincbeeti assigned th cisr
all persons knowing themselves indebted to the said
Glenn & Bttne, will come forward and pay the same
without delay, otherwise they Will be entlected accord
ing to law.. • ' • .CIIKSS & DETWILEIL
Pottsville, Feb 0, iki b 4. • .6731*
. _
A UDITOR'S nestersl:ned
A
Auditoe, unpainted. by the' Court oyekhonmon
Pleas of /Schuylkill County, in...vermin aird !plat to
the Court, the nature of the elating ofi Miners, Labor
ers and Mechanics respeetively, with the amount due
each. Under the set of 2d of. April, lei% out of the
proceeds of the sale of ttre uerton.o property' of las.
C. Olivcr.by'the Sheriff' of Schuylkill Coonty, will
attend for that purpose at his °Mee. in the' Borough'
of Pottsville, nn Thursday, With FebrOary, 1850.11 10
o'clock, A 51. when and where all. nervier, interested
can attend. • • ;'•
..1110: P. UOUART, -- Aptrittir.
, Feb 0,185 d ,
OTIOE TO CONTRACTORS.--rPritmosalit will
bi received till lie 16th or February' At the orrice
of the Eughlocraf tbe. Mine 11111 /Y.'S 11 U U, (Watt
!laved,
rl, Schuylkill (s.) for it railleiVinii bridging a new
lateral Rig„ extending from the:Thelma% R up the
Swatant Creek, about two 3,4 a• toned), mites; and
also for grading arid brldgih a him 're-locatioii of the
main line oritter 51 11 &A RR. hogt Strinberger's
Colliery. to the • Gephanhown thirveit Shoot one and
f o urths miles/ "Proposals shmild specify the
prleen of worknetrollawr:
Charing flee rods In width, and grubbing for road.
Way. pertiiiite. Jt"
Common Eseavatinn, per cubic yard.
Loose' , Rock, •do dot t
Solid Rock. do do ! •
• Embankment. under 500 feet, do '" _ •
• do over 500 • , do
Masonry, finding all )Wet, per perch of triV.e ft.
inateriala. and specl
tying kind of .work. Dry, do • ; do
It. A. WILDER, Engineer.
6 It
Feb 9.1850
15 VI
550
PIitOIPOASALS Eta .LTAIILING,TWritten
Prone is addrissed to the subticrilyir, at ' Schuyl
kill Haven, will be received until ;the let' day! of
March nest, for hauling the Navigation, or /3 L T
Cars, , to and from the Landing npon.the Hondas Dock,
near Schuylkill Haven, during the Btiating Season of
.In3o. •
All proposals will state a price , -for. j
care loaded tar-
Coaled is.—all empty cars to be returned to tr ante
line, free of charge. _
No allowancewitt be made for coupling lo i n,. mov.
Ing the gars forward and back, on the Landings or
Sideling.—the price per loaded car being intended to
cover all charges, connected with thei performance of
of this work, as done in the year Dip. i
For the Trittiles. : ! -
ELLWOOD; HOODIS,
Resident Engineer, S. N.
63i, . •
Feb 9.1930
NOTICE To TAX COLLECTORSe-TRe - Corn
tnisMonere of Schuylkill County. will meet at their
Write, in the Borough of 9i - wigehnrg, on the 11th dam;
of
of March next, fof the purpose of settling with att.
Collectors of State and County Tax , nt which tine
and place you can attetid for the final-settlement or
your Duplicates.
•
. .
.
- • ISAAC BETZ. "
'i
WILLIAM FRAILY, Coroners. • .
•
. .
• MICHAEL FRITZ,
Feb 9, ISO. 6.4 t : '
20 DOLLARS RE AV A RD.—Was stolen
from the [inane of the Stibstriber, 'voiding at
be Centreville Hotel, on Friday he 25th ult.; 15
:Sovereigns,
3 Eve dollar Cold Pieces, a 412 50 Gold
Piece, RAI Gold Coin. 15 Spanish Dollars, S or 6 five
'Franc Pieces: 2 half Cmwns, and iinmft other small
change. The above reward will be paid for the re
covery of the money, or In proportion to the a.nonnt
recovered, on application to' . _ ' _ •
Frb 0. PILO
I%JOTICE—The Brinks end accounts of GORGE
L W. KERKESLAGERI haying been. assieo:ial eb
me; all persohs knOwing khemselveti indrtitettati the
said George 'X. Kerkealoghr. pill come forwapland•
pay the Fame •withoui ‘telaY. Otherwise they be
collected aLeording to law. ,
ALEXANDER; W. SAYLOR.
Behuylkill Ilat , en, Feb 2, •50. 5-3 t
VLECTION OF TEACIIER2.—Notice Is
hereby given, that an election of Teachers for the
ensuing year. male and fenrilc, for the Public Schools
of Pottsville, will take place ou Thursday evening.
the ItBth of February inst.
The Committee of examination will meet at Female
Public School No. I, on Monday the 18th inst.. at 10
o'clock. A. M., for the purpose of examining Fetnalt
applicants—and at Male Public. School No. I, on Tues
day, the oth Inst., at the saute hour, for the purpose of
examining Male applicants. The Female Schools
wilt be closed on the 18th Inst., and-the Male Schools
on the 19th inst.,- to give the Teachers an opportunity
of attending the eiaminstlon.
Appßenton,: can he addrerred to the Secretary.
By order of the Begird.
JOUN S. C. MARTIN, See'y
5-4 t
Feb 4,
IMOTICE—At a meeting of the Board of Three
:.% torp of the Lycoming County Mutual insurance'
Company. at their , office, •1411: 17, in.so,*the following
Resolution Was pissed
Resolved. That Collectors be directed to inform de
linquents, that le cate their assessments bhall remain
ormaid„ after thirty days from such notice, tharr f ecord
or their note,' will be made immediately in 'fie Pm
thonntnry's Office of the proper Comity, and Coliec
Ilion made according to law.
All perAotot owing assessments. No. 3
.and 4. made
Scpt 77, ISO, and tilny-3, 1g49, are requested to• pay
to the subscriber immediately.
...
...• . R. WOODSIDE, Receiver.
. _
INIS-D . L . CTIO.V . 4fiP PA RTNE ItSUIP.
'LI The firm of Henry Eckel and Levi Eckel, doing
business as ECKEL ¢. ON, was thavolyed by mutual
e.rnveut on the lat day orOmober, 1819. The firm has
been continued by Henry Eckel and Aaron Eckel:he
der the firfllnimed ECKEL. & SON.
Tremont, Feb. 2, '5O. • ' —5 3t
- -
1A oir To 'vs IlfoTiCE—The Underahrned Au
ditor. appointed hy the Orphan Conn of Achuyl
kill County. to resettle and re-state the, account of
Daniel F. Berger, Jogeph Berger. and Ber. ger.
Execomrs of the Last Will and Testament of. MID
DERDER, late of Manheiml township, in the
said Co n t.pnt deceased; will infant! fir the purpose
tifikenid. at his office, In the Don:igh of Pottsville,
on htfinday, the 25th day of February, A. D 1850. ut
JO o•chtek In the forenoon of said day, When and
where all persons Interested may attend If they sec
proper.
Feb 2, 1830.
N7OTlCE—Whereas my wife MARY C., has left
1.•. my bed and , board %submit an • I
therefore, hereby, cautinn personaag ains t tr u sting
heron my account, as , 1 will tidy no debts. she may
contract.
JAMES LORD.
Feb 2, DM.
5,3:
NOTICE—The subscritiers glee notice to all per
t., eons, that they purchased at Constable's Yale; the
following anklet., viz , as the property of DAVID
GEIGBIL'in the Borough of Schuylkill Haven, on the
nth of this month : i Clock, I Top Wagon, 2 Bed
.2 . 131e1gh5„.2 Bells of VV mian Wheels and Axles; I LoSteads,
t
of Plank, I Lot of Spokes and Hubs, I Old SAO. All
persons are cautinned not to meddle in any manner,
with the nboSe articles, tie we have loaned the same
to hlm during our will and pleasure.
. • LEVAN' ez KAUFIiMAN.
Jan 26. 1850.
1 OUSEItRYI °REEK RAILROAD . co.
Notice is hereby given, to the Stockholders (freakd
Company, that the Board or Managers have declared
dividend of 6 per cent. payable on nr after the Ist
day of March next, by Wm. Grad; Esq., Treasurer,
Pinegrove, Schuylkill County, t
Jan 26, 1850.
JOHN STRIIIPFLER. gee/.
•
DROPOSALs Will herecelvediby thesuhsCriber.
-,for 2000 feet, lineal . measure; or GANGWAY
ritope. from II to 15 inches diameter—and
fed, 0 to 10 inches diameter, to be delivered for
t4OOO
Mt.
Wry Colliery,
Jan 26, 1850. A . RUSSEL, Mahantango t.
4-21
TN TUE •COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
.I. SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that apPlication has been
`blade to the said Court ; to grant a Charter to the FIRST
ParsatTemAN cmuncit of Tamaqua: according
to the article of loci - Wm/mina in. writing died, in the
office"fif the Prothntintwy, and that, the Charter will
be'granie,tl by the Court , at the next M toll Term of
said' Garkuu '
tra, nio, plum, to TO, Cont ra " .
Jan 2 6 . iso%
THOMAS MILLS; Prothonotary.`
4-41
EMI
INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S NOTICE •-'l'.lke
Notice, that WILLIAM 'BLAND, has tiled Ws pt.-
Mimi ; and made application to the. Court or Conionnu
Pleart of Schuylkill County, for the beneht of the
Im
solvent. Laws of this C o mmonwealth; atohthe said
Court has appointed then - 24 Monday in February next,
at the. Court House in the Borough of Orteigith‘ire. ai
10 o'clock A: :11 for the hearing of hint and his credi
tors.; By the Conn.
-Tak 5, 1550.
-Q N. 11•ANDINGN—Aft persons desirine the use
of Landings. for the shipment of Coal by the
Schuylkill Navigation, during the Boating season of
MO, are remterted to address their t iflidtentiona fix
sudi•ltsly, in writing, to the subscriber at lichtlylaill
'Haven.
All applicants stating specifically - their wants, and
the probable extent of their baseness be Canal.
Those who are not actually engaged in the working
or mines, will be expmed to furnish satisfactory evi
dente. of the amount of Coal - they will probably be
able to sh.p during the business season of
Iti 0.
ELLWOOD NORMS,
Resident Engineer. is. v.
" 51-2 mo
EEO
Dec 15..D349
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INTO
u
Yhlere ss. th .
' C — o h a a l
vCea rot
'sees
s oc y asonsbeen stolen awa w
frCm4the n
Naviga,-'
'inn Landings, and used to haul Coil for private pur
poses. •
NOTICE, li
fle reby glv
au. that the, subiariPeris de
termined to as all the means In tali poweroo pal a
stop to such tr souses, and to punish the trespassers.
EDWARD O.,IIARRIrt,
Agent' rov-the Trustees.
313-3 m
EMI
May 14, 40-tf
T AKE NOTICE.--Tbe Driokiland • accounts of
FOSTER ar: DALY, having been asSlgned to the
subscribers, all persons having zeeu ins- °Pon with
them, •re requested to call and stilt and those in
debted to make payment only tons 0 our author.zed
agent. Z •
N. 13.—A1l accounts not settle(
December next, will, be left wilt ,
ment.
.1 otnd
our audio.
, -
'.efore the first of ,
Squire for settle-
S. it Jr-FOSTER:.
Nov. 10:18113; . 46-tf
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J V AND PHYSIOLOGY ;
.. D. 'adapted to the use or
dere. ' Pit sate at '
I. Miscellaneo,BANNAN''Sus 'Book/hires.
4-
POPULAR ANATC 7 9
. Lambe
students T and getraral rt.
rer
School, an,
Jan 2n, 1850.
AATIMBIAT/041. INSTRUMENTS—Sum
/la tlor Mathematical nstruments„in sets or 'loaf,:
Ivory and Boxwood scalea, Ifoltzaprel C'o.'s, En
tine-Ded scale, ruled\on card paper..fenry and
Boxwood Rules, ate. Dialling paper of all sizes and
qualities. Crayon.
,Colnrs„&c., for Drafting purposes.
For sale wholesale and retail. At
Jan W. 1930.
HANNAN'
Stationary end ariety StorSes
I•
NDIA. RIIBUER DOOR SPRINGS—A. seasoil
able article. 'Jan received anA far sale at
DANNAN'S
Cheap Vat'siy eitores.
Dec
NO' CEO. 1 ••
JOHN DANIELLS
G-3ti-
JOHN P. HOBART, Auditor
5-4 t
TMOJEI. MILLS; Prothonotary
I-St
\ OR SALE & TO VET.
EMI
%0 ST—Fos ills tenni at THREE YEAR*, that.
doe hones laid - lot. belotsffies 'tithe elebtryllah
Navisationlcomtrany. is the Orchard', Irotistine, for ,
tartly occupied t Collector
Mite manted,.
c ud Mira up,Cot immediate use. Term' 44.s4 per AA,
num. to quarterly, payments, with4Poll " n ip ° D .
the Lease. .J..pplyslo the - anderilgeed or to p.
Jones. ' ELLWOOD MORRIE.
Res. Errer. Sch. - Nay.
5..de
reb 2, 1660
FOR SALE oa. E —To those who bars
a desire to buy or trade Pottsville properly far se
excellent Perm., in a good nefahborltoOd. containing
118 acres, with first rate improvements, word do well
to call on the undersigned lasmedtitely. The earliest
ipplicant will atand the best : chance of 'securing a
valuable farm at a bargain;
Pottsville dzo. iiLATErt
, Feb 2, 1850. , 4 .,
riOR RENT—The Westerly part o f 1 4 Three _
-story Brick Rouse, corner of Third and 2farklt
streets. now occupied by blir• Hamer; the stoorsoad
dWelling will be rented together pr
. For Rent, the corner 'Store and Collar of tt4,
same house. ..Italy. to &
.1. FOSTER.
2-af
Teti3,3850
Jow RENT-A New Three.Stury Blida Honig,
on Fast Market Snort, opp site Stithter's Rail—
itthas as tore or Office room. t o dwelling hart her
eight moms,jwith a separate en ranee
For Rent, The Third Story f the corner Roos's,
oger Time. Foster & C.o.'s Sto t is a pleasant mom
Id by 50 feet, taigh.ceiling. suits le for Societies, witty
a - good side entrance on Bud Zd yet St: Fur terms,
applyto •
•
Feb I!, 1958: • '.
FOR SALE,ATRY CHEAP lit`wo•Ettory Fmk
Muse, 14 feet &Ora by 29 de rts the bnildin'ij to
be taken away. inquire at r ibe *MC. of the Illtatre
Jourhgl. •
FettA. 18.50. a L 5-3t*
FOIL SALE—The underilnened offer? sale.
BIIII,DING LOTS, situated In the Town of Mid
disport, Schnylk in Township; And Is also prepared to
grant lenses upon the .Cohl Veins contained In the
tract of land lunmedlately edloi lug the rattle. For
terms or Inspection of the Draft f the tract uhd plan.
of aliddleport,ajiply . to
J D. MEREDITIT.-
..
Centre St., ottsvnle, Agent for.
. ,
J. C. DACOBTA• •
..
5.2m0
Feb 2, MO
RARE CHANCE
1. ffe
I—The mtbstriber i intend
ilti
. .ing to remove to the est, ors at private
• sate, a HOUSE m .1 LOT, in the Moe
;as mg village of Trem nt, in, the County of
L 2 ; 2 +Schuylkill; situate nd frontin; AO feet en
Cresceut or Railroad street, and Ina most
rlitible situation for nubile 6 Weis. Persons wish
ing to purchase, can calf no T. A. Godfrey, .Esq.. or
Tremont; or Mel subacriber. a Lorberry Colliery .e
Tremont To"wushlp.
.. i WILL{ tat WIGG.IN:
; Jan 26, 1850. . 4.6:
l-,.1
. . .
..E l Oll. SALE—The kit of, g otind and buildings,
-,..)1.` situate upon the upper part .of Centro Si.. Pmts.
cc
c- 'file, east side, In the Immediate neighbor,.
a ,- -- hood of the emit [louse; now occupied by
mcc:
s; . -, .... Chambers. Tailor. This lot is 91 feet is
Ig_t
froth upon Centre Street,-extending back
200 feet 10. depth—on Cititre.iptveet. la a good• frame
' dwelling with atone basement; rind on the seat' end a
small framu dishing. For teri Is, iblettare moderate,.
apply to' , :tn. MEREDITH.
. to
~? Centre dt. Pottsville. Agent '
ran 19, 1850
L' - 'Oll. SALE—The Coal rata on•tbe West Nor
.g.• iv( glan Railroad, known s he Sprain and Seven
ty•Flve Acre Tracts, now worked beloW water •leirei
by Messrs. Spencer & Co.
The location of this land. M he heart of the Coal
ith extensive mining i nprpvements comole
ted4milioad connecting wlth'tbe Phila. and Reading
Railroad ; and Schuylkill Navigatlen Cempany, all
combine to make it a property 'well - worthy', the atten
tion of capital ists. For terms npply to
.1 I). MEREDITH.
Centre atMet, fottsville; Agent for -
N. THOURAN.
4.2m0 •
Jan 26, 1650
ACOAL VEltir TO 11. , Wil
The enperinr vein of Coal
Tamaqua; called the F. vein, no,
water levettl Nleasrs. J. dr.U.
Nn. 195 Nnitt
Jan N. 1850,
3A1... VEINS FOR RENT , —The aubder
V. her ht prepared to rent Coat h, 'etas rip the "Tht.cl
rara" Tract. the' Port Carbon'? Tract. orlith "Wag
ner" Tract. above lineraville.i
A. Russti Agpnt for the Kentucky Bank.
PottavllCe
Dec IS, 1919 • 514 am
'po minstory Stone DireHitt
/ nooses with cony enient back buildings, sau.ata
in the town of,:tPort Carh on Kent 'mod. rate. Apply
to .I,.treiniali Port Carbon. or to the subienb•r,
at his °Mee in Ceni re at , Pottsville.
J. MACOMB. WSTIIERILL.
50
Dec 8, 1819.
COIt .RENT-1 La'rg'e STORE ROUSE. n
Mauch Chunk eet, MIA convtnient `
ut ihe Hari
rood or Canal, v.. 111 he rented tsbtil she .ht or AO
next, or longer if ie 9 isired, tip'on reasonable tein.•
The building is 40 h. by 30, two stories bigb, and wet
takoleted lur storing Hay. Gr Feted, .kt
Application made to
Nov' 17, 149,
, . ...-Ast.• E.A....M.... V A tat A tu r
.K. ritarEn.-
. 0
-..- - 'TV in,,Mineroviile—The store now occupied
2;: - - - t . by N. G. Ilammek in, is offesed for #al e .--
' For terms apply to _
sot 29 is*_4o..tri GEORGE J. 11E1111, Jr.
Alinersvini
roil SALE—AII that' certain
,two storied stood:
-le Tavern stancLicnown as the VALLEY i(OTEU, '
.., .distant
on Valley stren, in-the town. of Pai l , :
,;;; hereon, in the Comity of Schuylkill ;el
vf,l7 ;
,taiaing in front 6q feet, and in depth 200 0.4
distant from the Schuylkill Valley Railrot • •
200 yards, at which point the Cars sto 6 ti th es dady t i
NI
Alai,, Lother lots of eround, each chit thing 60 feet , f
in front, and 200 feet in depth, situate, also, in said
town of Patterson. The.property Will he sold cheap;,
terms easy. Apply to ' ! IL R. NIC Esti , •
' -
MICHAEL COCIIEA,
at h N is (Nike, to
e, Pottsvi ,r, or
Bept, 1, 16-10.' 36-if \--
•
17011, SALE--GIBE ENOINE. ) --The Good Intim
Fire Conipany offer their Engler: for sale at" 'a
reasonable price, which cdn be seen at their House in
sth street, between Market and ricirxreg!on,• For fut.'
titer particulars apply to
E. MeIIONALD. O. Di JENKINS,
B. MILLER, Committee.
Aug. 11, ISI9. 33.11:
•
_
L' Olt ;ROPEATY PO R '
SeLE.—THE : 4 1 1 BSCRIBER 4ffers it private sale
_the following ptopgrty, tit
One 60 Home Engine. with ,thri feet of akin tub
Pum
One ps
30
Horse E Brat rotangine wotit .
wog
e ir orS4der.'
0 frit' of nine feta
Pumps, with winding gearing all 'Complete, In good
working order.
One 20 florae Engine for holating Coal from Mines,
An good working order.
One 10 florae Breaking Engine, with ,Rollers, Shaft-
Ing, dement, Rebates, and Blithe Salutes eternity to
do a batiiness of lODOtnns a week:
Alsb 50 large Railroad Corsi: With heavy chilled
wheels, and three i ncb,a :els, these Can are well unit
ed- for any of our surrounding Roadi whets- Ilene
Potter is used.
The above Engines were tgii manufacture:by_ Hay
wood 4 Snyder; and are considered amen thr very
beet ever. made 6 said parties. •
Jan. 13,• 3-if ) 17E04 11. parrs. ,
VOR_..I3.IILE OR RENT.—PORT CARRON
drCANI blif.L.—Theenbseriher qfera gtearn
loCeted In Pori Carbon—for sale or ' genii , . Said
Mill 13 lOcatecl in"ene of the best aituationa in thin Itirr, ‘
gion for nnainel3.• Ing li/0 otity one in th e easter n
pectin!, of the Coal Region., rt ie in good condition.
and posaosalon will be given immediately tf required.
Ternfl easy. Apply to • "b. EV,
Port Carbon, March 101h,1849. 11:-tt
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JO 1 1ENT-4. FARM of WO acres cleared, and
Dwelling House, near Mount Cerbona o Apply to
J. 11. CAMPBELL .- Agent.
, I 3.1-if
LICIIt. SALE A.lillririlltL-Eil"..—Badlnir Lore
.L' in Mount Carbon, Lewhiport, Wood and 146 n• it
addition to Pottsville, on Norwegian et.. Pennine, and
in Mlnersvitle. Alpo a convenient Office" in Morris'
Arlditliin. Apply to JA.4. 11. CAMPBELL.
________
April 2S, %Di. Ifl..tf
! -
Juw th, 1849
F _______________.
OR SALE.,-A superior CAMERA, suitable fo .r.
.laktrlg likenes"Nes, (or sale cheap.. at
_' BRADY as ELLIOTT'S.
- Second door above Oa Miners' Link
-
Oct 20, 1219 - ' =
4 O-4 f
'VOA. 1301-LE.tAT PRIVATE S LE,4,11 that ce
. 11.'
iMlain tract ospareet hr land. slii,aled on the Broad
ounialn,ln Lower .I.taliantangotoWnshi inSi-huyt..
"kill county,. (formerly Becks countyo In the' State of
Pennsylvania. bounde_djand d4scrird as follows, 1..0
wit : — Beginning at a ma rkediuthite oak" tree: thence
by late vacant lands, now suey-ed,,t6--Jaenb Miller,
north sixty-fl.ve perc hes, ry
to a .whhei oak; theft . ° by
late vacant Idr(d. now Surveyed tc, George Werner.
west-146 perches to - a stone ;,'thence by late vacant
land, now surveyed to Leonard E/ick south 63 perches '
to a Spanish oak; thence east NG perches to the place i
of beginning, containing 515 acres and 152 'perches of
land and allowance' °lsis per "cent. tir.roadir. 4.e.
~
_,, JOi' G lIIIENNER, li
Executor of F Beaus' estate, 69 , Market st. Philads. '
Sept 19, Ititn . ...
.._...
IRON, -AO
R AILROAD IRON. -100-Toni Railroad Iron,
assorted from 21• - by 4tol)by k; on hand, and for
sale in lots to suit purchasers, at the lowest market
price, hp
N.. ac. A. MIDDLETON,
Comer of Ridge Road, 10tb sm.
•
Philadelphia.
' 4-Imo
Jan 21.;; 1956
JILIVIATA BPIL.Xat IRON.
g, TONS asorted boilpr .iton. Nos. 3; 4 unit 5 p
51./ widthootlo.'32, • end 3 6Incbesand rendomienonn v
• A. G. rtALKToN.
- 4. South Frogo.rt. rbitada.'
11. IP4e
eillAllBB POlB. MINE ' s4 ; — Thesunscribers have
ki Just received from the ship and finch
Best 'lest English Elm ins, made e xpr e ssl ysfor :Wines,
and for sale. • Apply to. T. &E. GEORGE.
npril22 If. 17) Market and 12thStiems.Phlisda
D AIL ROAD IRON —BO ToNB 2,1 !lat Bar
It Rail Road Iron,
30 do 14 .do do do .
BdoSli • do do do with spkes,
IS do Iz , 'do dn do
'
And Plates,for 113111hy
A. & G. RALSTON:A soot hfront st.,Phiada
Philada., July!' I; 1840.
IV HITE PREiERVING
77
Sept
C r"
eel
Nov
J•Ott HALE -Chit . Barroliai ebeati for ell&
Auz '4g. 354f1 W . A. Rum,
• •
UILDER s HARDWARE.—A complete assort
Ul Mout of Builders, Saddlers. Carriage Makers, ant
'flowe•lieeperaJlerdatare , at reduced prices.
Jul/ 28 , • 3 1-. T- , • --/MIGHT Pali%
. ,
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A BEAU TIFUL Ortment of Gad. English
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