Invenile C oncert.
Mr. C. 'IOEMMERER, inforirm the citizens
of Allentown and vicinity, that he will give
n juvenile Concert, attended by nearly one
hundred and seventy-five children, on Sat
urday evening, March Ist, at the Odd Fel
low's Hall. The young Choir will perform
upwards of twenty-five different pieces con
sisting of a choice • selection of miscellane
ous music. . *
- Doors open GI o'clock, concert will com
mence at 73 o'clock. Tickets MI cents, to
be had of the children and at the door.
February 28
toaMts:3 liblll.s,3Alll
Of Real Estate.
Bs; virtue and in puisuance of nn order
jssued out of Ile Orphan's Court of the
County ot Lehigh, there wilrbe expusedw
intblic tale, on Saturday the 15th day of
March, 1851, at 1 o'clock, in the afternoon,
upon the premises, a certain - ' •
• - - - Tenet 'of Woodland,
!With the appurtenances, situated in Sal isburg
township in the county of Lehigh aforesaid , -
bounded by Lands of Peter Shaffer, Solo
mon Kemmerer; Peter Newhard and others,
Containing fifteen acres strict measure, con
sisting-chiefly-of-good young ,0.Z..
rl--Nia
Chestniit Tiinber, ~..,,
to be sold in parcels or otherwise. •
Being the real estate of Jacob Troscll
• deceased, late of the township and county
aforesaid- , . .
Terms on the-day-at - the - place - of sale,
and due attendance given by
SAMUEL BUTZ, -
I.ORESTZ KLEIN, Guardians.
PETER LUDWIG,
Eg the Cpurt,
J. D. LAWALL, Clerk.
¶-4w.
February 2S,
Public .S
ON Monday the 17th March, at I o'clock
P. M., will be sold at public sale at the
(louse of Jacob Troxel the said deceased,
51 acres of Wheat grain and 51 of Rye
Condition:Nil!' be nude. known at the
time and place of sale, by
SAMUEL BUTZ,
•. LORENTZ KLEIN, Guardians.
PETER LUDWIG,
February 28,
Glorious News!
1 7 MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE."
The subscribers hereby give notice, that
the 20th of March next, they will con
dtiei their business on the
eil-SH OR WHY PAY SYSTEM,
Nthereby their customers and a thousatla
mitiYe; Can save from 20 to 23 per centmn
upon all moneys that they pay for STORE
GOO'DS. As they can affind to sell goods
that pet e . elit. cheaper than any other Store
that doed business upon the credit system.
Add Itiditter New Feature.
After the riboVe specified time, the under
signed have the pleasure to announce that
to their Tresent lave and extensive stock of
Goods, they wil l add that of
Ready elliade clothiaty,
Of every description, which will be sold
cheaper than ever befok sold in this market.
To Farmers ! firing US Your Butter, Eggs,
Lard. Ham, Bacon, t:Cz,c. ode wi:l furnish you
with Clothing from head to fool, ready for
wear, without any CASII having to be paid
either for cutting or making.
)1117'No goods will be exchanged for wood
or produce before being delivered.
SAMSON, WAGNER & Co.
February 28. lw
11,113 ,
Ditillli nllllllll D'lll9
NO. 4L BouTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
. Now conducted by d
' Tho
mas Whi te, son of its late
' .
Proprietor, at the Old Stand,
!• where dealers will at all times
.1 1 I' find a stock of Foreign and
Domestic Straw, Lace, Fan
' i cy Crape and Silk Bonnets,
Panama, Palm Leaf, and every variety of
Straw Hats, an assortment of
Artificial Flowers,
ur orivalled by any other for extent or beau
ty ot manufacture, and at very low prices.
baying facilities for producing these goods
rwse ,ssei.' by no other establishment;
To ti:e Ladies and Milliners generally, he
would terKler his grateful acknowledgments
for theirlin.4 approval of the business sys
tem of this horse, and begs to assure them
that no efforts m: his part shall be wanting,
to merit a continUarice of their liberal pat
ronage. They will . 6011 !..le greeted with the
AO ma old familiar faces, who will at all times
endeavor to execute their commissions with
fidelity and promptness.
February 28
MACKEREL, Constant' kept
SHAD 4 CODFISH, . on handarn.
SALMON, for sale
rIERRINGS, - by
PORK, J. PALMER & CO.
II ANIS AND•SIDES, I
IlarketnlYbarf,
SHOULDERS, in
LARD AND CHEESE). PHILADELPHIA.
February 29. !1--,-3111-
• DIED.
On the 12st of February, in Hanover,
ilitabeth .I . lfoll, aged. 30 years.
,_On the 1011 i of February; in Catasaequa,
William, infant son of Dr. William Romig,
aged 0 months ant; 12 days.
On the 21st of February, In G ft lisburo, of
#,— old age, John, Kemmerer, aged 80 years.
On the726th of February, at the residence
of her father, in Allentown, Eliza, consort
of Horatio blatesosed About F 4 V4ISC.
Poor House Account,
The Account of CHARLES S. Busw, Treasu
rer in actount with the Directors of the
POor and of the House of Employment,
of the county of Lehigh, from January 1,
1850 to January 1, 1851.
Dr.
Jan. 12, To balance received of C.
Saeger, as per account, - $ 552 17
January 12, To Cash received of
County Treasurer, per cheek, 1,000 00
January 20, received of Eli J. Sae
ger, Esq. fine for gambling,
July 'l, received of county Treas
urer per check,
November 4, received of Edward
Kohler, Esq. - 11 14
Nov. 7, do. of Jac. Dillinger, Esq. 23
Nov. 7,. do. of Thomas Faust, 88 05'
Nov. 7, do. of county Treasurer, 1,000 00
Decr2 - ,- - dorof - county l 9'reastrrer; -500-00 '
Dec. 2, do. of Nusbickel's estate, 12 92
* . -1 w
By Cash paid orders, numbering
from Ito 156, amounting to $3,403 93
Balance in Preasarer's hands,
January 1,1851,
--Household Exienses
Dry Goods & Groceries,
Stone coal,
Firewood,
Weaving,-
Wool,
Flats and Caps,
Cooper ware,
Cabinet ware,
Tin ware,
Cider and Apples, •
Dried Apples,
Vinegar,
Fresh Shad,
Tobacco,
Casting,
Making and Repairing Bonnets,
Making one coat;
13agkets,
Surgical Instruments,
Modicirie,
Coffins;
. .
Arming Expenses. $O9B 46
Male and female servants, 125 00
Ilaymakin,r, 7 00
Repairing ':3 cradleg; n 00
Elarvesting„ 17 12
Making post fenCe, 25 32
Repairing horse-power andMriolline, 31 38
Lime, 1 80
Brick, 2 62
Mason work, 2 98
Two pair twines, 2 25
1 Horse, 115 00
20 head steers, 646 00
1 Rope, 1 75
Saddler ware for 1819-50, . 25 45
Road tax, 22 70
Road tax fur 1850, 16 11
State tax, 27 00
• Wheelright work, 4 62
'Blacksmith work, 46 46
I Wind mill, 20 00
91--Isv
$1143 56
Issuing and Executing orders of Relief
and supporting out-door Paupers.
BOROUGH OF ALLENTOWN
Boarding and attending Anna Lev-
ers, a pauper,
Conveying W. Shultz to the Poor
House, • of
Coffin for Henry Schlosser and con
veying the corpse to the' grave
yard, 3 50
Conveying 5 paupers to the Poor
House,
Coffin for a chile . ? found in the Little
. Lehigh,
Conveying said cci 4 Pbe to the Poor
'House,
Boarding and medical attendance for
Wm. Leinbach, in MatYch Chunk
tsp.. Carbon county,
Justice costs for the sam,.
Serving order of Relief fbt Anna
Levers, a pauper,
Attending to Thomas BradY; a pau
per,
Conveying Wm. Leinbach to .
Poor House,
Boarding and attending Garlach
Tie!man, soo
Coffin for Casper Simon, jr., 3 00
Two yards muslin and conveying
said corpse to the Poor House, 1 15'
Dressing the corpse of Casper Si.
mon, 1 00
Boarding and attending Maria Rod.
enberger, a pauper, 8 00
Boarding and lodging Henry Bark.
ees children .in Mauch Chunk
tsp., Carbon county,
Aid for Richard Moure's family,
If —3 in -3
HANOVER TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief, •
Conveying Joseph . Romberg to the
l'oor Ilouse,
Cc('lin for Francis Duker and fune-
tat tlxi enseti,
Conreyit.,7 Andrei? Schitz to the
Poor Hour..,
F unera l ex p e rios for a stranger
drowned in the L.:(00,
onreying Samuel Fry to the Poor
HOUSE',
Boarding and attending Wm. Mate
man in Blockley Hospital, Phila
delphia,
Conveying Stephen Robinson to the
Poor Howse,
Funeral expenuou for John EOM a
pauper,
fi a irding and attending r. H. Btu. •
ber i n ‘j i g Lebanon Poor Hotted, 200
500 00
$3,708 81
ri92
302 S 8
$ Vll/8 .81
NORTH A 34 PTON TSP
SOUTH WHITEHALL TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief, 80
I3oarding and attending Isadore Fas
binder, . 3 00
Medical attendance for the same, 2 50
Funeral expenses for Isaac Raule, 550
Conveying Jacob Hagensweller to
the Poor [louse, 1 60
$1340
NORTH WHITEHALL TSP.
Issuing orders of Relief, '2 00
Conveying Edward McAnulty to
the Poor [louse, 1 97
Boarding and attending Elizabeth
Wallace, 3 47
Conveying Abraham N 1 iller and Su
sanna Klotz to the Poor House. 4 74
Conveying Dan. Bartly to the Poor
House, 1 97
_Boarding_and.aiterudinglohn_lSlies _
pauper, 4 50
Funeral expenses for the same, 7 00
13 50
WASHINGTON TSP.
Boarding and attending Russel S.
Smith, 10 0:3
Medical attendance for same, 7 50
Conveying - Simon and Sarah Rcerig
to the Poor [louse-, 5 22
Boarding-- and attending Rachel
Johnson, colored, during her con
- Ailment, 016
912 38
61 25
Conveying Isaac Lutz to the Poor
[louse, . 440
WEISENBURG TSP.
Conveying Joseph Romberg and
Henry Sax to the Poor House, 500
UPPER MACUNGY.
Cori.eyino• Judith Emig and chil
dren to Poor [louse,
3 75 UPPER MILFORD TSP.
62 54 1
2 091Boarding-and-medical-auenclance for
Peter Lebold,
71 00
of 47 Funeral egpenses for the some,
001 Boarding and attending Catharine
Gebhard,
Order of Relief and funcral expense
for the same,
UPPER SA.UCON TSP
Boarding, medical attendance and fu
neral expenses of E. Mumbauer, 675
Boarding and attending E. Mum
bauer's child and funeral expenses, 8 25
Conveying Henry Bachman to the
Poor klouse, 1 50
SALISBURG TOWNSHIP
'
Conveying Elisabeth Bower to the
Poor house, - 2 00
Aid to Henry Nagle's fatally, 3 00
Funeral expenses of Henry Nagle, 700
Conveying George Kerchuer and
wife to Poor house, - - 140
Delivering said Kerchuer furniture, 150
SALARIES.
Thomas Faust, Steward, for la year, 590 00
John Blank, Director, for 1 year, 20 00
do• extra salary, - 800
Henry Schantz, Director for 1 year, 20 00
do. extra salary, - 14 42
Jonas Brobst, Director for 1 year, 20 00
Dr. H. J. Haberacker, for 16 months, 66 64
• do. extra, 102
Dr. C. L.. Martin, for 1 year, 50 00
S. A. Bridges, professional services, 20 00
Charlts S. Bush, Treasurer, 40 00
FIEI
Printing Stationary and Postage.
Paid Printing Expenses, - 70 00
do. for Stationary. - 10 13
• do. for Postage, - - - 77
2 50
1 00
Paid to the creditors of Peter Screi-
ber, a pauper, (deceased) being mo
ney left by said pauper, after his
expenses at the Poor House were
defrayed.
D. &D. Woodring, for Store goods, 237
J. W. Wilson, subscription. 1 76
Benjamin Diehl, for postage. • 62
0. Wilson, medical services, 13 00
J. 4. P. Gross, for Store goods, 3 66
Joshua Semmel. Blacksmith work, 40
Michael Baer, for shoemaking, 3 32
Adam Schreiber, for keeping pauper, 62 00
27 40
2 84
1 00
42 99
Balance in Treasurers hands,
Total,
We the undersigned Auditors of Lehigh
County, have examined the account of Char
les S. Bush, Treasurer of the Directors of
the Poor, of said county, from January Ist,
18500.0 January Ist 1851, and find the same
correct as above stated ; a balance of $302
and 88 Cents in Treasurers hands.
12 90
3 00
34 06
2 40
February 28
Steward's aceottitt.
Thomas Faust,: Steward, in account with
the Directors of the Poor and of the
House of Empiovinent for the County of
Lehigh.
1 GO
4 80
1 00
To cash received on sundry accounts as
follows :
&lance of last year's account, • 888'95
Received 'of Peter Wenner for work
7 00
1 60
done on the road,
Henry Schantz for 11. bushels of clo
ver seed, 6 00
William Mertz, for l'peck Cloverseed, 1 C-1) .
Anthony Gutsball for 1 pair panta
loons and vest,
Mary Derr for one shawl,
Grim & Reninger for 150 bushels
Oats at 35 cts, • • . 52 50
4 :frorant. 1 ?
Throe
10 00
]OO
7 00
:IR 48
$23 05
$32 Si
LYNN TSP
$1 40
$25 S 1
6 3,405 93
302 88
$ 3,709 SI
JOHN K. CLIFTON,
Sudilors.
GEORGE BLANK,
DR.
Solomon Dorney for 1 dny harvest
ing by a pauper,.
J. H. Smith, for costs for 1 order of
Relief,
Conrad Seem for 14 bushels flax-
seed,
John field for I Bull calf,
Nine different persons for tallow,
Grim & Beninger for• 563 lbs. tat ,
low, at S cts.,
Grim & Bellinger for lard, ::•12 lbs.,
at 8 •cts.
Grrm & Bellinger for white rags, 6S
lbs.,
Grim & Bellinger for mixed rags,
147 lbs.;
Six different persons for lime,
George S. Xander for costs and
keeping hiS family at the Poor
Elouse, . •
Nicholas Mink for hauling 3 loads
Peter Ludwig fur hides and skins, :14' - 81
A. &0. Faust do do 44 :11
Joseph Good do du 19 51
Joseph Hammel for work done on
the road-,- :1 4:1
Found in the pockets of 4. paupers 490
For Beef sold, 79
For horse feed, • 2-1
CB.
By cash paid out as follows :
Elias Nlusgenug for repairing 4 crag
dle, •
Ann Getter for 8 bushels ashes, at 8
EMBEI
Catharine Nunernaclier fortl bush-
els ashes, at 25 cts.,
I3enjainin Burger fur nier.iling tin
wart',
l'eter Zellner fur deliverino• stone
coal to Anna Lever3—a pauper,
Henry Rogers for a dog,-
Danit . 4 Eslienbach for 4 bushels
•500
henry Schantz for 1 days slaugh-
tering,
Anthony Gotschall for 6 bushels
ashes, l 62
Keck. & Statler for repairing wagon, 162
Jacob Newhard for repairing spin:
ning wheels,ot-i
James Kleckner for soap and can
dies
for Casper Simon's family, 27
George Stine for repairing clocks, 100
Joseph Gadeon for 2 spectacles, 1 GO
Grim & Reninger for merchandixe 72 :39
Abraham Blank for 8 stone steps, 4 00
13arber & Young for Hardware, 12
Jonathan Knouse for 45 lbs. Pork 292
Charles S. Bush, Esq., Treasurer,
for balance. of last year's account, SS 95
Daniel Stealer for articles purchased
veudtie,4 07
,
[lenry Mertz for apples,' 50
Henry Zimmerman for 1 pair shoes 150
Peter Ludwig, for leather, 34 74
A. & 0. Faust for leather, 51 11
Joseph c.tood for leather, 5 81
Lewis Hirt for veal, 2 20
Conrad Seem for 4 bushels flaxseed,
at $1,50,
Solomon Reinhold for Craning,
E-lenry Weber for tin-wsre,
Geotge Book for sweeping chim-
5 87
7 00
Mil
740
neys,
William Mertz fur S bushels ashes,
at 25 cts.,
Jon. Knouse and others fur mowing
gra'ss, o-
0
.., ~..1
Henry W. Mertz and others fur har
vesting, - lU'l5
Joseph • Nunemacher for mason work, 301
I`2 Travelling paupers per order, 0 US
Travelling paupers for team, 1 23
Travelling for Steward. 12 13
Balance in the hands of the Steward
January Ist, 1551,
840 08
. 4 horses, 16 cows, 8 steers., 1 bull. 4 hei
fers, 4 calves, :38 head of sheep, 37 hogs, 2
Wagons, 1 dearborn wagon, 2 sleds, 2 har
rows, 3 ploughs, 4 wheelbarrows, 1 thrash
ing machine, :2 wind mills.
Produce of the Farm.
80 90
365 bushels wheat, 814 bushels rye, 480
heshels oats, 181 bushels flux seed, 2376
bushels corn in ears, 6 bushels clover seed,
400 bushels potatoes, 110 bushel's turnips,
30 bushels onions, 110 bushels red beets, 4
blishels soup beans, 15 bushels radishes, 4
barrels pickled cucumbers, 3600" heads of
eabba g e, 34 hogsheads sourkroui, 115 lbs.,
lidifitiled flax, 61 four horse loads hay, 26
loads'corn fodder, 162 loads manure put on
the land, 1200 bushels lime put on the land,
1838: lbs. beef hides, 135 lbs. calf 'skins
138 r lbs. tallow, 1015 lbs. lard, 1524' lbs.
butter.
.Irtieles made in the house
92 mens shirts, 46 pair pantaloons, 16
vest, 45 roundabouts, 62 chemises, 48 wo
men's. frocks, 45 peticoats, 35 short gowns,
86 aprons, 17 caps, 45 sun bonnets, 65 chil
dren frocks, 50 pair boys pants, 11 boys
dresses, 26 children shirts, 10 children pet
ticoats, 51 pair stockings knitted, 71. pair
footed, 9 shfouds, 4 grain bags, 7 chat! bags,
8 bolsters, 20 bed cases, 24 pillow cases, 6
.pillow ticks, 23 sheets, 26 towels, 50 fins
sewing thread, 103 cuts stocking yalt . O, 1261
yards linen check, 179 yards tow linen, 1071
yards linsey woolsey, 491 yards carpet, 482
lbs. hard soap, 144 barrels sof( soap.'
Meat Slaughtered.
13,776 lbs. lied, 6,753 lbs. pork; 816 lbs.
reels.
¶-3w
Nunaber of Inmates.
Remaining in the house on January
Ist Itilso, IQS
Received during the year 302
Born, 5
4 '37
Discharged during the 'year,
Indentured,
Died,
Coritsp . ,whon - rcceived
Absconded;' .
7'oo,
1 'OO
irt the 1
.I. l ltZe on ianuary
• -- V-
21 00
5 00
4 17
45 44
MEM
3 70
291
1 3S
MO
MEM
5390 17
$175
.2 00
$390 17
Stoat lon Farm
255
==- 279
This number consists of 52 male adults,
40 white female adults, 1 colored female
adult, 22 white' male children under 12
years of age, 2 colored male children, 15
white female children under. 12 years of
age, I colored, of which number there are,
6—lunatics.
Indentured.'
Samuel Zenner to Tilghman Jlillcr, of
South Whitehall, Lehigh county.
THOMAS FAILIST, Steward. _
llENity SCHANTZ, niricior ,i of
JoxAsl?monsT, the Poor
Miumt,
Directors Oilice, February 2S
Public Sale.
\VIII, be sold at. Public Sale, on Sitar
day the Sth of Nl:trclt ui st, at the I'uldir.
I lutist , of r. denathan Kul h,in A Ile n tow n,
at—Le:cluck in the afternoon,
A Two Sicily Brie -Izro ;0 1 .
at present used as one of the Apple Whist;ey
5,32 Common School Houses, and t .
lot of ground, situate in the• Borough of Al- lliclitiry \Vou.l Cori
lentott•n, bounded oti the north .by the coon- ( ):11(
ty Jail lot, oil the west by Margaret 'street, .
on the south by lot No. 120 and on the east Nut l.•oal• .
by a public. alley, containing in front 60 feet hin.np Coal
nod in depth 230 feet, numbered in the plot Plaster . .
or plan of said Borough 12 1. •
The conditions trill be ;wide I,nown on
Look out-for--Bargains
the_day_of_sale clod due attendance given
By Order rf the Board of Directors,
E
5
EDWARD 11F.L . ., S.,..croary
Fubrnurp 23
POI)lie Kale
6.?! l'ersoneal Propertq. . __ •
Nlorsr.:. It",/,./ ,',. /.7;,/e, propri, tors orate
WILT, he ,old at l'ol,lic Sale on Sm.- ....,;,.,,, York Store, tali!. this method to inform
urday the -Oh of Al.ireli next, at 10 Owir itionds awl cult, m...l's, that they will
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Howe iil Nii- 'shot the rith of March be.xt, a lopt the
!union ll eser). docv;vl.4l, in Lower Nliwilw ,
gy township. Lehigh county, the following. et, 1 7 ,V 1,7 nIN 717_173 . 7.1 .P
described personal property, % ii : They have already reduced the price of
Two milch Cows, two (loos, a mix. llot. k- their stook of tloods, which by three weans
away pleasure Carriage, a one horse hum they propose to sell wit, in ord.:r to lay in
Wagon, I lay-ladders and Bolsters. Illy by - as entire new .
the ton, Wheel-barrow, Corws h elle r, Scant- , CAGds E spacuz
ling. Boards'and Shingles, Grindstone, all b
w above speeitiod time.
kindS - tTlNTe?,l:witri - call'ocils,ciorner and Bitch- ] Y
the
Persons will clod it to their advantage to
en CubboardS, a barrel of V ineoar, Potatoes,
' call of the N .,, , , ,,, York Store to . woke good
two Stoves with Pipe, Tables, Chairs, Bow
ches, Tubs, St,tnners, Iron Kettles and Pots, , b lr g alu ''' ' ow /:'' Y"! . ":" 1
and a large variety of other articles too tia- ; C ! AYH CA S A .11 E ill:',‘i, .
morons to mention. ' Satinetts. Vestings, Coa:ieos, oh 0 which
; The conditions will be made known on are reduced at least 20 p..r cont., from their
the day of sale and due attendance given by j 0i .„,,, 1 . prices.
CHART-Ks Entibm xxi, .1,/miitiyirafor. l, ' 8 iir, KS, n 1 7 L-11 L'll'i, 8 9
February 20. ll—lw
- 11 wilia:iines. b..sides all other floe articles
Poib(le B!fie of I)N:is (;,u;d5....;:.., , ....‘ u11::ra ;2,0 per cent. front
--or _ ; lorinor prices.
r.1.7 - To Couwry Al irehares grew. inducc•
4-
Personal Peoperiv
, . , !news are held ow, us we (Ala . a stock of
di.. h. s: selectod Goo Is ev,...1 brotfhlit to Al.-
11V I El 4 lie sold at pahlic vendue, on lentoty;;.
Friday the I-Ith day of March, at I ' . .
__,
o'clock in the afternoon, in Upper Sancon ' CrROViiii,IES AND QUE'i I ENSWAD,E,
township, Lehigh county, the following p'-'l*- i They have /m hand a hag!! . 1 3 ; , 1 , 1 , ., , or
sonal property, to wit: • 1 fresh Groceries, Fish, Soli, and Queens-
Four first-rate working hors- -,:..--- Hire, all oi which they will di-pese of very'
four milch cows, h heiffers,., i-tl.' ';' 1 elly'll'•
___ l
i.,...,„.,,,, , „,.,,,,,..„ w.,,, ti,,:,) 5„,,,,, that !Itiflyr nO
sheep, One 2-horse was- ,:-,------,„.“,,., : cirewwwnees will ..',..1s be f.:. i %TO Mi ae
on, a good 4 horse wagon, a first-rate wagon ' c „, ; „ 0; c , : ,„,,,,i , Litre rite same is deliv'ored
body, ploughs- harrows, cultivator, one of ttl i i,,,.,, ~-„r d ;
Brinier & Young's- patent threshing tea- i with initi, . , . iiii . i, ,
t , to tm i, furtri.,•ririewk
chine, with horse-power, which Itn.; (..I*, , ,
;; ( it , : ; , ,,h patrons. they bop' , by itory.lociu4 It.r.
been used one season, harness, hay-ladders s'ipic a t, to b.• till,- Co sell clwai et and
with bolsters, hay by the hundred weight, ;
not
oilyio
h;taill
their I , ',eat
cusw.ners.but
2 grain cradles. and a large variety of other ,
In, the weans of hringiwz to the Nov York
farming utensils to tedious to mention.
;Store Litany new 011.'s
The conditions will be wade Lumen on
the day of sale, and attendance given by
ABRAHAM Ilf.:LI,E11.
1 3 ,—:.1w
JP Uli IL — le Sell ,E
3131
600
9:3
2 92
11131
ME
'2 00
51 511
Feb. 21
Real and Personal Property.
Will be sold, on Monddy the :Id day of
March next, nt 10 o'clock in the for'enoon,
at the house of George Knauss, decensed,
in South Whitehall township, I,elii.4li coun-
ty,,the following articles of personal proper
ty, to wit :
te :, Nur horses, '1 milch cows. 2
• ; , four-horse wagons, wagombudy,
Vita feed in - igh to attach to the body,
pay-ladders, with bolsters, one
horse wagcri,: pleasure wagon, heavy har
ness for 4 hi)r-ses, collars and blind-halters,
fir-nets, threshing, machine and horse-poiv
, er, winnowing -mill, cutting-box, woodsled.
pleasure-sleigh, wheelbarrowAarrOws, hay
by the ton, flax-break, swing -wheel, tubs
and stanners, draw r, and numerous other
articles too tedious to mention.
. LIT 11 ER,
A Tract of riluber Lund, .
situate in Lbwer Nlacungy township, Le
high county. adjoining lands of Nicholas
Mink and Elias Weandt, being overgrown
with the best
Chestnut Tintber,
containing 6 acres and S perches.
The. conditions will be made known on
the day of sale and, due attendance given. by
the undersigned.
JOIIN KNAUSS, } ). •
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GEO. F. KNAUSS, )
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12'4.)) Lti 4 . 111:1 Uri a
:k is s A two Story Brick House, loca
• ted the,South side of John Street
PP9I
PI 0 in the BorowTh of Allentown,—
For terms &e., apply at the Store of
PRETZ, GUTH & CO.
.February 13, T, —4 w
EDMUND J. monn,
AT MINH AND COENSELL OR AT WI
Of f ice aim , doors UM( of the Court Houle.
US"He eau bt , consulted Loth in the Ger
man and Englis4 languages.
.Allentown, April 4.
BE
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at att:, "Re.Y.Lttor" OITN,
priccl3 Q,7 uncut.
ARTICLNN. I Per Allent.Eastonlati
Flour .
Wheat
Rye
Coln
Oats . • •
Buck wheat
Flaxsued
CI werseed
1 Lnotityzecd
Potatoes . • ••
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Public Sale
Of : Terse Oral Property.
LA: at Public Cale, on Friday
tic? ilh u! Nlarch oeN', at 10 o'cloc.ii, in the
iroretw.)::, at the hone of the undersigned,
in North Whitehall toww:hip,l.eliigh coun
ty, (twar the .I yet Church.) the following,
describcd personal property, to viz :
11 Horses, amour,: which :Iry excellent
and Leader Ilorse:z,it hate year old Colt,
13 head - of Catlel, ainnar ,
which are found six 'Alder;
Cows, awl a beautiful Men et., r
near Cak cinz, 13 Hogs,r'
two 1 liorm Wagons,
two liodics, One of ‘vltich is no
y, n new 1Zocl; a way ,
'"Ls7 - ofour ii.2tts of heavy 11, anon hat
necs, live Fly-st us, Culler-covers for fivo
Itazvs, three l'iou;;lis, !farrows, two
setts of I lay-Ladders with Bolsmrs," Wood
Sleds, Sloigks, Lock and other Chains,
Swim.2lo-trvus fur War,” this nod PlotiEis,
two Saddlos, !lakes, d'orlis; Shovels, a lot of
oak Scantling, n lot of SlvMs des, Winnow
ing -mill, and it larf:y variety' of farming utvn
sils too II WIIIVOUS (,) mention.
coudi.,ions kuoixt) on
the day of HAlt and duq lit ,.. n d,oicc g i ven by
JOSI.\ El KOHLER.
bf LVI
Orders rieceired
E
14 1 ruit aird Ornimental Trees,
rpm!: linder.,igned the
numerous Nurscrieb, in the vicinity
if New l'orlc, immediately on the opening
of Spring., and will be happy to execute all
orders entrusted to his care in the way of
• Fruit and Ornamental
, s T r ees, L'vevgicens, Flustering
Shrub , licsfs, Vines, Creepers,
. -
11erbateous Plants, Bulbous and Tuber
our Bote l l flowers.Escvlant i?aats,
Planne, Bog'
Catalogues can be :teen nt Ids residence:
All artiFlee will Le sal ctrl personally by
hint; and brought. on itnti-diatelt. Orders
should be h ;tit in before tho first of Mated
next. - H. W. OR , ISM'.
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