'••• -, •"lll4llfiltjetOrt OtiathlPlX"' 4 111. - • • • - - The qouitAtt:l','Jytla . ; ,, ‘. g • -•;• son, met otr the 2ntllef:•.'Apr4,49 . l Duerr er the modem for'a iieti tiitdthi ; .the dash.-of `Met: thins and Blaitiel3kupinski,coneir4itip/fihe murder of JacobLektrian.' - In anticiPetion.of serttente'leingpessed, 'ttpoit 'the prisoners, .'the •cotrt.•Toprd Was, densely .croi,vded: , •• • the 'counsel, - for -. the 'Keyser and Brown,-urgekthe motion for a new trialwith much foree• and 'elogeence, 'using the same "cirguments - and citing 'the, same autborities, as on the-matioh to allow sepenite triiils to the'brOthdrs.'.. 'lite Court overruled tho' motion for a new trial. 'Both Judge:r, Allison and Thompson, •expressed their entire satisfac tion of the - Verdict as.justified by "the testi mony. Judge Thompson thought that sonic portions of the evidence bore more strongly against 131aise than IVlatthias. • :The bistrict Attorney then moved- for :judgment against the prisonere. Judge Allison then told the interpreter to ask the prisoners if , they had any reason to -assign.whythe.judgment of the law should not now be pronounced. The question , was put, and the • swered that they bad. Judge Allison told the interpreter to in 'form them that the Court would liter any ,thinty, they had to say.,. They were so informed. Matthias then said "he was led to his ,guilt by the man that justice has not got." , Blaise rums rlced, that if he "were pun "shed, it_would be for the crime of his broth rr and for being in bad company. 1-I — e could not say anything about the matter, be cause he kncw nothing, until they were ar rested. was innocent." Matthias then said that "t3laise was inno 'cent, and asked to be spared until the third •man is caught, as he can give such infor asswill lead to his being apprehended. Judge Allison told the interpreter to in form the prisoners that he was now about to pronounce the sentence of the law upon thein. The interpreter did so, and the Judge'deeply affected, pronounced the sty , •ful sentence, as follows : 'Pita SKNTENCE.—lllatthias Skvpindei and Blahe ' , /etspin.ski— A jury of your own -selection, an impartial and laborious consid -eratiotrof-the'charges preferred against you •by the representatives of the Comnionw , :alth have found you guilty of the wilful awl de• •liberate murder of Jacob Lehman • With the verdict mhich now stands r c•r ded against you, the Court are entirely sat isfied : believing asiAve do, that it WWI iuht justified by the evidence upon which it was based, • which although it was entirely cu.. cuinstantial.'was so conclusive in it= hump. • as to dispel every reasonable doubt of your guilty 'participation in the crime of "Sou have been convicted. In view of your awhilit 5,11 , 111 , ; SHIVID:I I desire to avoid sayintt anythiol 1:14 emir . untiecessari'ly add to our ti.it-ire,s : for . . ever -guilty you may lit it c n a l iolt,: not •with the dignity of the law, neither i: i: is nccordance with its humane teachiii;, - :s lord operation to embitter your remaining days On. earth by a' needless repetition of the de tails of the' bloody tragedy. In vindication, however, of the awful sen tences which I am about to pronounce, and with the hope that the last few words which I shall address to you may have someinflu ence in inducing you to regard in the prop. er light, the crime cotninitied -against on unoicending brother, it is proper upon this solemn occasion toiremind you 'of its enor mity ; a crime against - which the most pow erful Instincts of our nature revolt, and which is in direct violation of that command which says, thou shalt do no inunler. Life is the most precious of iiiiiiven'sj, - ift ; no one can trifle with winch his iNlaker has intrusted him and guiltless. Much less can lie be excused in taking the life of another; and he who violates this saercd law of ho• inanity shall pay, with his own. the penalty of his'bflending. You are soon ii, ~ x t oi ;Ai fy this truth, sanctioned alike Ly human arid divine enactments; and thus to pri sent to all men another illustrai ion of the cerntii ly with which rho i•ye nod unit of Oinrin n. •tence follow Ilion the trai( of the murd,•;,o• —laying hare the inoi , t hidden anions, and. 'bringing him to speedy at!countabili:y.* I:, the retirement of lour owii, bons", i i i, Tht . with• the unlortundte viciim, yen ii! , -w him ; and amid t , vert . c . y tho most Prattnii'o. protected in all probability liv i,i. 1ar1,,, , of night, the multihued corke, 1,, al; iii,, nni , calculation, is placed whet" no ii 3- shall ev e: again behold it ; but a few straggling hairs loosed from their confinement, became locked in the ice, and are there firmly held •uiitil the body is discovered and disentomb ed. You however had fled, do one I:new where. Weeks passed. and you were un detected:, when a single unguarded look, which no human foresight could have anti cipated, betrayed you as the murderers of Jacob Lehman. If any one can doubt, you cannot that God reigni—that right shall triumph—the innocent be - vindicated and the guilty punished. . Before I end my painful duty as the minister of the law, Whose, voice I utter, not my own, let me remind you that although your crime be great it is not beyond forgive ness; God is as merciful, as just, able and willing to pardon and forgiVe ; and that all may, through the mediation of the Redeem er, be 'saved from, the consequences of their transgressions. L •••• . • Your doors is a solemn warning to' all ,others," an the full strength of your man : boOd- r rln: the bl om of life together, and at the the same ti me- e children of ono mother, in 'a strOngelli on are about to be consigned to n' ftd - on!A . p _ . end a dishonored grave. Theistorifrequirements of retributive jus .tice:dernand' of, me , now • the imposition Of the sentence of :.the law and it is therefore considered and itdjudged by the Court t that the prisoner at the .bar Matthias Skupin sld, he taken from hence to the jail of the county 'of Philadelphia, from .*hcnco he came and from thence to LllOOlll6O. of execu tion Cod that he be there harigv the neck i t - ftelsAt3i4l,l4lll may pa' , iitvtliiikfc . y cit hie - spot. \ t4Ellqfse:Wat .sken , tMinefl. to deat[t in precise thi'sairte words atrtinisi•of,- We - lust pare" graph. 'eourasioN . • ll'After the - ildjournment..;ot the, Citurt `a. large crowd gathered around the priSoinarsi' we conorigst the rest. A' conversation took place. between 'Matthias and some of .the Courtin the 'Gerrnan language. ; -Piter stand inguomething of that toil gne,,,We hea,rd from.'the prisoner that he w a s watching - nut: side of the front• doot, while the third party (the:Elongation) . was despatching the de-• teased ; that after he ,/Irittbias),rsient into the house .I.,ehm an was dead. The prisoner freely confesed'thhthe cut `off ore of• the boy's leg's ;.but said that he _took no part in the killing: Matthias ey6. preSsed 4.desire:to very passionate.langinige forfthe arrest of the Hungarian. He said hat the authorities should search s for him , all over Europe and: America. Matthias, during the whole of this.conver sation, did not evince anything like sorrow but a strong feeling against the third party, who has fled the city. Ile said that the Hungarian ought to be' hung as well as he. — ,Blaise remained apparently in a state of stupor. Hti fixed his eye upon one obj..ct -and-sremed-to-be-übsorbed-in-the—seritence 'of the Court. He said nothing at ail. Mathias shows great attachment towards his younger brother, and takes every (ippon tunity to vindicate him in this matter. He said that Blaise had nothing to do with it. They were conducted out of the court', room to tho ..Black Maria" by several offi cers ;, but they made no attempt to escape I_, ,• both an- h-m-wa-s-a-very-large-number-of-persons around the van eager to catch a glimpse 0P the prisoners. We have said so much in the Register, from time to time, about the necessity of planting trees, that it may be superfluous to indulge again in the subject. But the sea son is now here, when this important duty can be attended to, and we cannot refrain from once more urging upon all not to fo;- get that the spring is the best season for planting trees, shrubbee,&c., of nearly ev ery kind, and that the period suitable to planting—or inure properly transplanting.— o 1 very short duration—scarcely more than fuur weeks. From the middle of March to the - middle of April, we have always Te• l ordcd ns :11 , b!“ p:mod ; and it this should he so. th,•ti we my. e .he whole season now us. I ,roperly—whi-tht.r it con on n or viiihraces the ;ter, find some car , Rd Ii nay have eears, where :IL I. 11:51. 0110 a ~ior =1 viica;.! b- iv tititt !roe b.. , iotiT(.l. I ,r inia, or for :4 - lade Dui town lots awl t•ky .• ••• c.;,111 a CirCiht •w, .0'11 1 ,. , 1,V1,.- \\'11,(11 tt •rt., aud twgiccted. I,r Ow want of the necessary amount of shad,. and ornamental trees? And how many of them, also, are but scantily supplied with apple, pear, peach, plum, cherry, and other fruit trees, and grape, currant, raspberry, gooseberry, and strawberry vines ? We are not only surprised, but pained to see the degree of negligence so frequently apparent in this respect. The family, it seems to us, is to be overlooked in those comforts and luxuries, so easily and cheaply provided, and all the time and attention must be devo ted to the farm, and to--qe gathering and laying up of riches, which in, too many in stances are neverenjoyed. Make the fam ily residence neat, genteel and comfortable, and it will impart its measure of satisfaction throughout the farm, and have its effect up on every department ; and this is one of the secrets of promoting happiness at home, re spect abroad, and of enjoying life, as it passes, in a rational manner. Paddy Ryan's Courtship. A little red haired, bandy legged Irish man, dressed in a suit of blue, rather the worse for wear, and a world too wide for his. al ten uated and who gave the name of I'::rldy ;tn. as brought to the Tombs PO IICI OffiC , to (;chiral Street, en Wednesday, hit for beatleg h:s s‘veetneart, Honora Do 111.vall, nud giving her a couple of black t s. It appeared (rum the evidence of H.:::pril t that Pat was her s..veethea rt. and e.... been courting her (or nearly :1 veers. 0, 1 Tuesday afternoon he called iii.en her and took her out for a walk, and during their travels he indulged himself with sun dry drains of the 'cratur' which made him so elevated that he insisted on her joining him in a jig in the middle of the street, where the Harlem cars start, at Tryon Row to the great annoyance of herelf, and delight of an admiring mod of news boys. After frisking her about for some time the pot valiant Pad dy volunteered to stand a treat to all those who liked to partake of his hospitality. Ac cordingly about a dozen accepted his invite . tion, and they all adjourned to a neighboring groggery where they had a go of bad brandy each. After enjoying thernselves to their hearts content the bandy-legged defendant proceeded •to pull out his purse to pay for the liquor, but to his great astonishment that article had vanished together, with a matter of four dollars and odd. In order to save a row, Honora.was obliged to pay for the liq uoroutof herown money. They then leftthe hOuse, and-on arriving at her residence in Elm street, Pat became very unruly, and to shoW his love for her, knocked her down, and blackened both her oyes. She se:reem ed out, and a policeman came and took the fond 'lover to Duranceville.. Pat, who had beer blubbering all the time, complainant wits'imaltieg he.r statement, - ,initi: the powe'rs hp only tapped her on the nob for a lark: Ile was trip fond of Miss Pitnovtin hurt n hair of her - head, andimped 'hit honor would ask her tn,make it up .with This the magistrate declined doing, and, to the great surprise* of Miner RytiMfined him five dollars.:- Paddy could•not, parand wont prie.on:;-t2Veie Plant Trees. ‘"; . IIIARRIIED.• _ Ott tho.:l4th . of .Mortti;, by thc.zltqv. 4 rMr; 434 40, Apt.1%41/ ,'110,411: 4 • pf o‘ , rieliiiht9o.l , ~'.-1. 1 t; id lehdr,g; • : .;, Ei3v: :ktieger. josepli 'ROO rock,.to.Miss daughter of :BO zer Stoyer,iill of Lower Saucian Qn the 26th of March, Salisbu ry.,Row - an county, Nottli . Carolina,-by the Rev. -J. P.- Si m pson, Mr- R. (Filson, for.; merly of Philadelphia, Pa. , to Miss Sarah 4. F, Slater, of the former placer. . • DIED , • On Monday last, in North Whitehall, Di ana, wife of 'l'. Franklin Butz, aged 26 . .yr5. On the 17th . of March, in Bethlehem, George. infant son: of Frederick Borhetk. On ihe 2d of-April, in Allentown, nf Apop lexy, Hannah Roth, consort. of Godfrey Roth, /A g (I 62 •years,,_ PUBLIC SALE. . • On Saturday the 10th inst„ at.the .Acad• Orly in Allentown, will be offered at pub lic sale, a large quantity of household furni ture. ---- Terms - made - known - on - the - dav - of-sale.— . R. 0. CEI ANDLER-.-' N. 13. All persons to whoin the subscri ber is Indebted, are requested to present their bills on or before the 11th inst. April 8. 11— 1 w PROCLAMATION. AVEIEREAS the Hon. Washington Mc- Cartney, President of the several Courts on common pleas of the Third Judicial District, composed of the counties of Northampton and Lehigh, State of Pennsylvania, and Justice of the several Courts of Oyer and Terminer , and general Jail delivery, and Peter Haas, I, and Jacob Dillinger, Esqrs., Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and general Jail delivery, for the trial of all capital of fenders in the said county of Lehigh. By their precepts to me directed, have ordered the court of Oyer and Terminer and Gene ral Jail Delivery, to be holden at Allentown county of Lehigh, on-the First Monday in May, 1852, which is the 3d day of said month, and will continue two weeks. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Justices of the Pence and Constables•of the county cf Lehigh, that they are by the said precepts commanded to be there at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, evaininations, and all other remembrances, to do these things which to their offices appertain to be done, and all those who are bound by recognizan ses to prosecute' against the prisoners that are or then shall be in the jail of said coun ty of Lehigh, are to be then and there to prosecute them as shall be just. Given under my hand in Allentown, the Stli day of April. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty two. God save the Commonwealth. JOSEPH F. NE\VIIARD, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office Allentown, April 8, 1852. ji a a For May Term ) 1852. 1 Jonnth. K. Knauss vs C4id. Hollenbach. 2 John Smith and wife vs Philip Petherolf. :1 Mahlon Luther . vs Henry Helfrich. 4 Wm. F. Hoffm an vs Chnrles Mertz. 5 Jesse Breinig vs Nathan Whitely. 6 Charles Mertz vs Solomon Dornev. 7 David Erriy and wife vs Samuel flialter. S David'Schmoyer and others vs Abraham Schmoyer. 0 David Remelt/ vs Holten & Levers. 10 Ainandes Hoffi.rt vs Jacob Jacoby. 11 John Miller vs John Snyder. 12 Angeline Siegfried's use vs Thomas Sliwner and others. 13 Solomon Appel vs Nathan Lerch. 14 Catharine Grim's use vs Peter Schneider and Terre Tenants. 15 Catharine Grim's use vs Henry Schnei- der and Terre Tenants. 16 R. & J. Newhard vs John Sherer. 17 Robert Steckel vs John Sherer. 18 James Trexler vs Peter Mover. ID Peter Marx vs John Sherer. 20 Christian L. Knauss vs Charles Stopp. 21 A. K. Wittman vs Mathias Weaver. 22 Barbara Ortt vs Henry Ont. 23. George H. Reber vs Henry Eisenhard. 24 Conrad Roeder vs Daniel Reeder. 25 Valentine Geist vs Samuel and Catha rine Shaffer. - 26 Catharine Weaver vs Jesse Weaver. 27 Trexler & Bush vs Henry Beitrer tS• Son. 28 'T h omas Shan - ter vs Naihan Lerch. 29 MichaelDeibert vs Catharine Peter.. 30 Jonas Diehl vs Henry Fatzinger. 31 Jacob Treichler vs William Craig. 32 Elizabeth Ebert's use vs William Ebert • & Terre 'Tenants. • • F. E. SAIIIUELS; 13s,z'y. April 8. --4 w 41313112111 In the Court of Common I'leas 1 ; 1 of Lehigh County. ' In the matter of the account of Benjamin Fogel, Assignee of John B. Romig, under a voluntary deed of assignment. And now, Feb, 20, 1852, the Court ap point E. J. Moore, Esq.; auditor to audit, resettle the account and make distribution and report to the stated Court of COIMIIOII Pleas of Lehigh county: •Rent the Records,. TEste—F. E. S'amutls,P th'y. The Auditor aboio named, wi meet for• the purpose of his appointment, Tuesday the 30th of April, - at'lo o'clock in the fore noon,'at the office of J.. Moore, Esq., in, where_ those *ho think proper may attend: . . . E.. J. MOORE, Auditoi-.: April 8,. • - V New . Bpring ant Stith ma - 13D(0111)1 , - 41tt7icweeti , take ibiO:iiiethiadio in form ahetr. frkeoclaAOtt . the puplic in general, that tliey'llavia.just - rittiinftd _from Net.:ll.-YOrk)lirith a large aaaprtment ofnrir rind••faihitinolo l lo . ' • • • :-'SPION.QANEi.SUNIMEII. GOODS,_ that'eniikbe.FiC'eiled..in this county. We lie'rehYeitend R : you a polite invitation, to calrat the New York Store, one door east of the 'Post Oflicelin Allentown, and you will find that we can suit you with the most fash,imittble styles of Goods the market can furnish. Our steel( combiries every article Of Ladies and Gentlemen's wear, and no one would ask of us to euumerate them all. Among them are to be found .4// kinds of Dress. Silks, &dins, Ranges, Berage de Loins, Slpaccas, Nowlin de Lanes, Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes, Edgings, (5-c. Atso—A full assortment of Cloths, of all colors and, qualities, faney . Casimeres, Sati nette, l'weeds, Vesting,s, and oiher fashion able goods too tedious to mention. Call and examine our stock, fur we are preparcd_to satisfy ali. KERNS, KLINE. Allentown, April 8. 1852. ¶-4w GROCERIES The undersigned have just eit s tiVell' received a large .stock of new Illtlougsiyi ~„ , G roceries, such as Nlulasses, Coffee, yea, Sugar, Spices, Chocolate. &c., which they offer for sale at the lowest cash pric - $ - 1 . . KERN & KLINE QUEENS W A RE. A large assortment of Queensware just recieved and for sale at the store of KERN & KLINE. MACKEREL. MACKEREL Just received and for sale a new lot of Nos. I, 2 and 3 Mackerel, in whole, halves and quarter barrels KERN & KLINE SALT, SALT, SALT. A large lot of Liverpool Ground and fine Lalt just received and for sole by KERN & KLINE. CARPETS; OIL CLOTHS, . LOOKING GLASSES, DRIED PEACHES, &c. are all article which are offered for sale ve ry cheap at the store of KERN & KLINE. COUNTRY PRODUCE All hinds of Country Produce will he taken in exchange for Store Goods, (or which . the highest market price will be allowed. KERN & KLINE. Allentown, April 9, 1852. ¶-4w Removal. GEORGE KEQN, TAILOR Ii ALLENTOWN. Informs his friends arid the public in gen: eral that he has removed his shop in the sect and story above lieber's Store, directly oppo site 0. & J. Saeger's I lard ware Store, w Eere he still continues the Tailoring Business, ntd will at all times be ready to make oen: tlemen's apparal, after the latest I•ondon, Paris, New York or Philadelphia fashions. Having employed expet ienced hands, and being determined to render satisfaction to all such as may favor hint with a trial, he feels confident of a continuance of their cus tom. tie tenders his forty' rcustomers his grate ful acknowledgements for past favorS, and hopes by reasonable prices, and punctual at tendance to his business, to merit their con tinuance. April 8. 111,--42m SEYPIDIV3 VD1111) x r lathe Orphan'e Pour( of Lc high County. 4'4,04 *.r, I rlct l. In the matter of the account of 44 TrIctl. David Rudy, Israel Body and Peter Gross, administrators of Durs Rudy, deceased, late of Washington township Le high county. And now Feb. 2, 185 . 2, on motion the Court appoint Augnstus L. !tulle, Ludwig Schmidt, and Eli L Saeger, auditors to au dit, resettle, make distribution and report to the next stated Orphans' Court. Front the Records, NATUAN METZGER, Clerk. The Auditors above named will meet fm• the purpose of their appointment, on Friday the 23th of April, at 10 o'clock in the, fore noon, at the Public house of Jonathan Kolb, in A llentown, where those who think proper may attend. AUGUSTUS L. RUHE, LIMWIG scrim ur, ELI J. SAEGER. March 25. Dissolution of Partnership. The Partnership heretofore existing un der the firm'of 'Lind Gulh, in the Hat ing business, in AllentoWn, has' been dis olved by mutual consent on the Ist of March instant. °Mr. Lind, has the hooks of the firm, those then who are yet indebt ed to the firm will see the necessity of call ing immediately and. settle their account. JACOB LIND, - WILLIAM GOOD. eirThe business will continued at the old stand by Mr.. Lind. • March 4. f 11-Btv WILLIAM.S. MARX ATTIORNBY - dctOUNEgrtxon - £ LAW. Office. in. the western front room of the building of John . D. Lawall, formerly Horn beck'S,, west of the.Courthouse._ • A flentOwn,•April 4;1830. :Yew an e Spring &Summer Dry Goods. The subicribers;have jitit'recoiyedi and Offer• for sale-at the .very toittei3t . .cash - prices, a full and 'Very . geitertil issaragent 'of the neatest, and most.deiirablo sty of Spring ancl . Summer goods for Ladies and . Gentle inan's wear, nmong Which are Silks ; Satim. Satin de Chene,. Argentines, HombAzines, Alpacas, Si!lc Tisste, Wool Beic rege de (mines, )louslin de Laines,Calicoea, Cinchams, Cln•clts, Tichings, Fancy Mus lithirtintzs„Sheetings.,Cloths,Cassemeres, Cashmeretis, 'Tweeds, Sattinette, .Drillings. Vestimy,s, and a very great variety of other goods, which cannot here be enumerated. PRETZ, cum & co. SILIi.S The Indies are pailticularly invited to ex amine our very large assortment of plain and fancy silks, as we are confident we can , auit them in style, quality, and price. PRETZ,PUTI-1 & CO. CA I? PETS & OIL (moms The subscribers have on liiitsil the -best assortment they ever had, of fine and com mon Carpets, and floor and table Oil Cloths. which-they-will-sell-at_very_rcduced pricep. PRETZ, GU'I'II & CO. QUEEI . 3-WARD.I. The subscribers have jest received a large and . splendid assortment olQueensware, and inviting young peoplN . intending to com mence house-keeping, and - .others to give them n call. I'llEl7, Gum &co. corroN YARNS, &c. 3000 lbs. Filling and Twist, 1000 Ctivyrlid Yarn, 1000 44 Cuvt•rlid IVarps,- 1000 4. Carpet Chain, 500 44 Lamp Wick, fur sale at manufacturers prices by PR orz,.GUTE-1 & CO UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS. A full assortment of Umbrellas and Par asols, fur sale by • PRETZ, GUTII & CO. GROCERIES The subscribers have purehaSed and are :,',Mt t now receiving a large . stock of jet fk"! Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Su: vfl/ t4 l / 4 . 1 my; gar, Molasses, Oil, Spices. which they will sell wholesale and retail.. at the very lowest price. PRETZ, cl um & co. SALTED FISH Just received a large supply of Mackerel Nos. 1. 2 & 3 in whole, half, and quarter barrels, also, Codfish and Herring fiir sale by PRETZ, GUTH & DRIED FRUIT Raisins in Kegs, Boxes, and Frails, also Dried Peaches, Apples, and Cherries, for sale by FRET Z,GUTH CO. BUCKETS & CORN BROOMS. 30 doz. Painted Buckets, 100 " Corn Brooms, for sale by PRETZ, GUT(] & CO SALT 1000 bush. Liverpool ground salt, do fine• do • dairy do do PRETZ, 01 111 &CO 100 sacks 200 do for sale by CLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED. A %Try superior lot of Clover and Titoo thy seed on .hand. and for sale by PRETZ, GUTH & COAL. The subscribers are 'tow receiving and oiler for sale, a new supply of Nut, Stove, Egg, and Lump coal. PRET'‘., GUTH & CC). WANTED Potatoes, Dried Apples, Dried Cherries. Onions, Lord, Ilam, Shoulders, and Sides, for which the highest market price will be paid in cash or trade by, PEI ETZ, GUTH &. CO. WANTED Good Timothy [lay, for which the high est market price will be Paid by °VIII & CU. 11—Iw April 1 *Public, Sale or Valuable Personal Properly. Will be sold at Public Sale, on Easter Man day, the Nth A pril next, at the house of Rd win Ilarlucher, in the Borough of Allen town, at 1 o'clock in. the afternoon, the fol lowing articles of personal property to wit : A . Two first rate draught horses, iffrolt a bay and n black, 14 acres of Al grain in the ground, a lot of her ' '• ness, a four horse wagon and body, a variety of other articles too numerous to Carryall wagon, Sleigh, Sled, and a large mention. The conditions will be made known on the day of side and due attendance given by A BRA n AM- BUTZ, Spignee of •Edwin April 1. • If —`2w. Assignee Notice. • Notice is hereby given, that Edwin liar /tidier, and his wife Leak, of the Borough of Alleutown.•lehigh county, have on the 27th day of March, 1852, made a voluntip ry assignment of all, the property, real, per sonal and mixed, to the undersigned for the benefit of their croditors. Such, therefore, who are indebted to the said Edivin Hark lecher, will see the necessity of melting set' dement betWein now and the •15th of May next I and - those who have any legal claims, will present them in the above specified time to Eli J. SaegO, tag., in Allentown. ABRAHAM BUTZ, Jasignee, April 1. • fkM AKTYCI L 8: I Per AllenCEtsatoril'hi7d Flour Wheat Rye Corn . . Oats: . Buckwheat Flaxseed Cloverseed infothybeed Potatoes . Salt Butter . • • Lard . . . •• Tallow . . . Beeswax . . Hain . . • • Flitch . . . 'Pow-yarn. . Eggs . . . Rye Whiskey Apple Whiskey' t Linseed Oil .. ! Hickory Wood Cord Flay . . . . ..Ton Egg Coal . . Ton Nut Coal . . Lump Coal . . Plaster . . . . 1 13ktrrel IBush,l MI BM 1 Pound Doz Gall Northampt. Water Company, Alt persons using the water or tho Cc:im p:my (or family or other purposes, will please take notice, that the time to renew their permits is the first of April next, and it is ex acted that they will call upon the un• '‘nd h-eir-- ersigned Treasurer an renew mits. Those persons who have not settled for their permits from the Ist to the 10th of A pril, must not, complain if the water. is stopped from them after that time. The board reserves the right where the Water is used bakint Hydrants, if not paid by all joined,roStop it if they . see prop. er ns they consider such arrangements sole ly advantag,eoua. to those who connect irr useing the Water, consequently cannot ii. terfere with arrangements of-tiffiltind. Notice is also given to persons who wish to use Hydrant Water, for building purpn• ses, that they must take out their permits before they continence building and if this rule is not strictly observed, the charge will be double for the Water. By Order of [the Board, CHARLES ECIOERT, Treanree. ¶-4;" March 25, Valuable Property AT PRIMITE S.ILE. The subscriber now offers tit private sale the property situate at the south east corner of Hamilton and Margaret Streets, in the Borough of Allentown. The improvements consist of a large and j .w ., convenient 11;:i ' _Brick Mansion[onset, built in the most substantigj and fin. ished manner, and surrounded .bTbeautifut Shade Tree.r. It occupies with the ground attached, one entire square, 240 feet front and 480 feet deep. A brick stable, Ice house, and other out buildings are upon the grout+ convenient to the house. The house will be sold if desirable with port of the ground. The title is unques tionable, and payments will be made easy. • Lii .1. Saeger, agent for M..T. DALE. Allentown, Jan. S, ISSI Tile Navigation Opened! Philadelphia, Mtntown Mauch Chunk TRANSPORTATION .LINE. For transporting merchandize between Philadelphia, New Elope, Easton, Free , mansburg, Bethlehem, Allentown, Weiss port, Mauch Chunk and White flavert,,and all intermediate places along the Dela Ware till Lehigh Canals ; shipped from Third Wharf, below Vine street, on the Delaware. They being new beginners, hope by careful and prompt attention to their t usi ness to get a liberal share of patronage. The proprietors have large and confirmo dious Store Houses at all the above -named stopping places. HECKER, LONG, & CO., • Pioprielom T S I Stephen Isong, Philadelphia; Samuel L. Opie, New Hope, • , G. W. Housel,. Easton, C. & A. Bachinan,"Preeinansburgi Charles Spider, Bethlehem, • William Hecker, Allentown, I, o ewis Weiss, IVeissport, Hubert Klotz, Mauch Chunk, A. Pardee & Co.. Hazelton, Horton & Blaketkie f White Haven, March 25. Notice to Assessors• The several assessors of their idepettivd wards of the Borough of A Ilento*n, and of the several townships of the County of I.ie _bight are hereby requested loi meet in the Commissioners office, in Allehtown, on Mon• day the sth day of April next, to subicribet their oath of office, (which is to be filed ire said office,) to obtain the assessments * the appeal notices, rind such other matter; tend nstructians, relating to the performance of their respective &ides. By order of the Commissioner;. J. Ad. LINE, Clerk; 111-4* March 11, ENGLISII AND ()ERMAN JOB PRINTING, Neatly executed at the "Register I 4 ou 8 00 00' "4 25 91 72 4 25 82 (;k1 05) MB, • 50' 1 50' 5 50 2..75 50 45 18 07; I . 50 5 20 271 75 30 30 47 1 50 4 00 2 50' 70 40 14 1 10' 12, no AWN 40, 85' 4 50 12 00 4-001 3 00 1 3 50 4 50 48 95 6 011 12 (t 0 _4_so 3 60 3 06 2 60 85 4 50 1200; 3--GO '2 50 3 50 4 50
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