Correspondence nftlie Trlbnne.
LwMnon, Nor. IStli, l"?4fi.
Since, the 1st inst, there Ims been little or no
speculation in Corn, and the trade left to its
usual course or supply ami demand. The mar
ket has been in a very dull and innctivt state,
with declining prices for moot articles, except
Indian Corn, of which there has been consider
able enquiry, as it is not only looked upon as an
.excellent substitute for Potatoes, and has fur
w ma years been used lor human food in Ireland,
tint there is a strong expectation that Govern
ment uiay relax the restrictive system with re
grd to this article, by admitting it free of duty ;
and it i not grown in this country, such a
measure would not meet with much opposition.
Its present vtlue is about .His. a iis. p. rqr. in
bond but as the duty on it is governed by that
of Barley, and this latter article is now reced
ing in value, we do nut expect to sec a lower
duty than I5s crls. per qr. at present. The
check winch has been iriven to Oats will aim
most likely prevent the duty falling below 'As.
per qr. on this article, and that on Wheat to
12 a 13s. per qr., in consequence of the infe-
rior quality of the new crop, a considerable por
tion of which is now selling in Lincolnshire
below ijOs. per qr. ; pood quality of new En
lis.li Wheat (it) a 01 lb per bus can now be
purchased in London at about fiO.s. nor nr.. and !
I ------ I "'F
as this is considered cheaper thnn bonded,
which is still held for high prices, it has be
gun to attract the notice of speculators.
We see no reason to alter the opinion we
liave before expressed that we are not likely to
liave any immediate advance in the value of
grain, and as money i ettine scarce, and will
most likely become more" difficult to obtain, it
will have a depressiti!: el?e:t upon its value in
diminishm? speculation.
We quote fine Dinrig Wheat fiO., red Hal
tic 52s. a 5fis., Mediterranean r0s. a 53s. per
jr. Baltic Barley, 27s. n 30 . Mediterranean
19. a 22a. livy Oats 25s. a 2. Arclmn
pel 2 Is. per qr. Fine White Peas 50s. per qr
all in bond on the spot.. Egyptian Henna 3tjs.
i 37e. per qr. ; the value of this article is not
likely to be much nflected by the prohibition of i
their export from Esrypt. of which advice were j
ycwdny received, as our own crop is tri;e.
and will soon come to m-rket freely. (11
Ky ia wortli .30. a .32. per qr. in bom . New
' r 1 ,
Spring Tares 42-. a -lis., lare 4-3.. per qr.. free
o1 duty. Fine Linseed 50s per qr.. Rape Seed
5fis. perqr., Linseed Cake 10 per ton. Can
ada Flour 35s. per bhL, United State 2!)s. for
our,30 a yis. (or sweet in bond.
Tke Mormnna.
Mrs. Smith, the widow of the Mormon pro
tect, has addressed a letter to the New York
Sun, declaring that it is nut her intention to go
to California, or any other remote place, with
the Mormons. She says;
"The laws of the United States are quite
good enough tor me and my children, and my
settled intention is to remain where 1 am, take
care of my property, and if I cannot educate my
children here, send them to New York or New
England fo'r that purpose. Many of the Mor
tnons will, no doubt, remove in the spring, and
many more will remain here; and nothing would
give me greater pleasure than to have a mixed
society in Nauvoo, as in other cities, and all ex
clusive religious distinctions abolished.
" must now nay, that I never fur a moment
belietcd in what my husband called his uppari
linns and revelation, as I thought him labor
ing under n diseased mind ; yet, they may all
be true, as a prophet is seldom without credence
or honor, exceptinu in his own family or coun
try; but as my conviction is to the contrary, I
shall educate my children in a different faith,
and teach them to obey and reverence the laws
and institutions of their country."
She also says:
I am left here, sir, with a family of children
to attend to, without any means ot giving them
an education, for there it neil a school in the ci
ty, nor is it intended there shall be any here, or
at any other place, where the men who now go
vern this infatuated, simple-minded people, have
sway. I have not the least objection that these
petty tyrants remove to California, or any other
remote place, out of the world if they wish, lor 1
they will never be of any service to the Mor
mons, or the human family, no matter where
they go. Their object is to keep the people
over whom they rule in the greilest ignorance,
and most abject religious bondage, and if these
poor, confiding creatures remove with them,
they wiil die in the wilderness "
The Ni'mi-.kr or Passengkrs which arrived in
New Yoik from foreign ports during November I
was 40!l0. j
rr " ,
J HOkli WHO All! M rrt.NIKU FROM Rt M ITT1 10 '
,
or intermitting Bilious Complaints, should read the j
following, and lie guided therehy ; I
Cause of Pain. Pain ialhe consequence of the i
exertion of ihe organ or part where it is present to
thtow off morbid or corrupt humors, for no pain
can exist but from the presence of those mailers
which aie of an unhealthy character. When we
have pain in the head, in the bowels, or in any
part of the body, it only proves the piesence of mai
lers which the blood is trying lo remove, and it is
this struggle which is the occasion of pain. To he
bled only relieves the anguish in proportion as the
mount of life ia reduced, and the same may be
said of all lulling or sonhing remedies. Not so
with Brandretb'a Pills; they at once go to the as
sistance of the blood in aiding it lo discharge bad
humors, to conquer the Death Principle. To re.
lieve pain in Ibis wsy does lint leave any bad ef
fects. The Life Principle is not reduced, nor axe
the teeth destroyed ; hill all the organs are cleansed
and theii health insured.
fXT" Purdues of II. B. Masscr, Sunbury, or of
tha agent, i'Ubh.bed in another part cf this J JJt'r.
IIAtriMOilH MARKKT,
Offtceofthe Baltimore Amehica, Dec. 8.
GRAIN. The effect of the English news has
caused an entire suspension in the Wheat mar
ket. The ten Jency is decidedly downwards, lint
in the absence of transactions no quotations can be
given.
Sales of Corn to-day at 6S a 70 cts. for white,
and "0 cts. for yellow.
We quote Md. at 74 a 75 cts., and Oats at 43
cents.
WHISKEY. Sales continue to be made at .10
cts. for hhds. and 31 tts. for bbls., at which rate
holders art very firm, with light stocks.
.w. n it ME It,
On the 2d hist, by the Rev. J. Miller, Mr. Gi:
upon M. 'Snoop, of Danville, to Miss Amelia
tKAitH KT, daughter of Wiliiain Gearhart, Esq.,
of Roaringcreck.
1'IllCE CUHUENT.
Corrected wtekly by Henry Marsir.
Whkat, .... ion
Re, 62
Ciih-, ...... ftn
Oats, ...... 35
Pork, ... 5
FniHf.n, ... . naj
Hiitteh, )4
Enos, .... .8
Beeswax, .... 25
Tallow, ... 10
Ki.ai, ... .10
Hkcklvii Flat, to
Diukii Apples, - 7.r)
Do. Peaches, - 150
l !. . '1 I . .S' J. J. " I J I!
Notice
FS hereby given, to the creditors of llie Shsmnkin
Coal nnd Iron Company, that the subscriber h is
been appointed an auditor to siate an account be
tween the trustee ami the bond-holders under the
second mortgage, ami that he will attend at his of
Cu e, in Sunburv, on Saturday the 3d diy of Janua
ry next, fir that purpose, when and where all inter
ested are requested to atti nd.
H. B. MASTER.
Sunbury, Dec. 13, IS45. 4t Auditor.
Estate or Jacob Ort'ticr.
"fOTlUE is hereby given, that Ictteisef admin
11 istration have been granted to the subscriber,
on llie estate of Jacob Dreher, late of Shamokin
township, Northumberland county, ilec'il. All
persons indebted to said estate, or having di'innmls
aiiaii'st the same, are requested to present the same
,he l"ibw f"r tl.-.ay- with 'jQ
Shsmnkin, Dec 13, 1845. :t " Adm'r.
j,,,- Uomn,cv,n Estate:
-.rt.,-r,E, . . , . . - .
mTll I IIP sat hnroliu rrivnn that ttt.rm nf m.i
miniirtioii have" been granted to the subscri'
her, on the estate of John lloinmer, lato of Point
township, Northumberland county, dee'd. All per
sons imlrtHed to said estate, or having claims a
uninsi the same, nre requested to present the same
for si-tileinent (o the subscriber, rending, at Dan
ville. WM, KITCHEN.
Danville, Dec. 13, 1845. fit Adm'i.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursu mre of an orjer of ihe Orphans' Court
of Nonhuinbeiland county, will lie sold at pub
lic vendue, on Thursday the 1st diy of January
next, at the house of Christopher Haugbawoul, in
Rush township, in said county, to wit:
A certain tract of laud situate in the township
ami county stores il, adjoining land of Henry Wea
ver, I.hac V oolveiton and others, containing; twenty-nine
and half acres, whereon areerected a two
e'ory frame house, log barn and an excellent or
chard. Also A lot or piece of (round situate in said
township, ailjniniiii; land of Isaac W'oolv, rton and
Frederick Weaver, containing about five acres.
Late he estate of John Ilaughawout, dre'd. S ile
to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.of said day, when
the conditions will bo m ule known liv
PETER HAUCHAWOLT.
Sunhury. Dec 13, lJ5 3t Adm'r.
Pause lleadr!l t
This good advice comes from a friend, an edu
cattd phvsician, and one who has been cured of
protracted illness, bv THE IMPROVED INDI
AN VEGETABLE PILLS." (Sioap. Uoatso.)
which are at this moment cfeciiiig sums of ihe
most remarkul le cures on record, and (hey will con
tinue to heal the sick as long as they are resorted
to by them. This is no no.tium, made merely to
sell inexpective ill's qualities, toil a valuable med
icine, mitde ly a writ informed Physician, of Vro.
able IngreJi.uls, pure, tffieut'nius, and harmltti.
In a few days, w lull nmke a public report of se
veral more caei of mcuit.n cures ( we note n
others) and the puMic mny know on what medi
cine to rely in lime of need. x
C3" CAUTION. As a miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of Kugir Coated Pill,"
it is necessary to be sure that Dh.U Hknj. Smith's
signature is on every tmx. Price 25 cents.
Piincipal Office, 179 tireenwich st. N-w York.
Sold by JOHN W. FIMLI.NO. Sunbury.
WM. FOKSYTHE, t-thun''d.
December 13th, IS45.
" list of c auses.
IOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor-
thuinlerland County, at January Term, ISIS,!
commencing the first Monday, being the 5lh.
Seilzinger, alienee of
(iarver
vs Juhn Carver el al
S Joeph Keefer
Abraham Klazs
vs Henry Manser
v John Mlnrier
s Susan Wilhelm, Ac.
Prentice for Welch
William Farrow
1 George Leibrich
Jamison Harvey
1 Aimer Mmlpntii,tl
Coin'ih of Penn'a. for
Kranc McCov, va Felix M liner el al
Win H Brown & c vs John II Bovd
v, ... ... . J "U
!tra Inl ine & Bonlen v fame
Holmes, Sturgeon & co vs S unn
Hugh Bellas, E-q vs Henry Donnel et al
Charles Hall'.ex'rs vs William Wilson's exV
"in 'V uiiiiiiuiuii aa-iRiiees vs r.owarii iiomn
Same
vs Charles tiohin
vs Zimmerman, avi.lge fc co
va lienjaiiiin Ford-man
vs John Sliinnmn
Jaco'i Persing
R D Foulsman
William Sibienton
Charles H Flick
vs Widiam Flick
John Henderson's heirs vs (Sreenough & Shipmau
John I.ieh vs Thomas Allen
(iillierl Berlieu vs Wm R Jones
James Ros vs Jacob H Rhoads
Wm L Heineman vs Harlman II Kmrble
Philips, In. of Lowry & Gill vs Dodge ft Barrel
Francis Ball's adin'r vs Daniel M. Secbler
Abraham Terwilliger s Rollins &c Newberry
John P Summers vs Derr fi McWilliams
John McOloughan's adm'r vs Charles Merrick
Yoxlheimer A Dawson vs N L Price
John A LloyJ va Wm E McDonald
John Knurr vs Win S Moutgomeiy
John Kane Ac wife vs John Neidig ,V wile
E (ireenough vs John Cooper et al
Wm E McDonald vs John A Lloyd.
Jonathan Adams vs Abraham rttrauU
JOHN FAKNSW OK TH,
Piotlioi)..iarv's office, J'rulh'y.
Suniiury.Dcc. 13th, Is 15. j
LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, for Jan. Term,
a.d:is4c.
ft rami Jurors.
Turhiit. Robert Haye.
Lewis. Carr Kussel, Hamurl Smith.
Delaware. James Heard, Jicob Dauch.
Milhn. Matthew Dennett.
ChilHrua(ftie.Cift. John 8nvder.
NorthumberlandI). M. Steedman, John Hum
mel. Siinhnry. Wi'liam Krieghmaum, Felix Mau
rer, Francis Bucher.
Augusta Wesley Clark.
Shamokin. Jacob 8wank, snr., Jacob Persing,
John Fisher, Thomas Hoover. Reuben Rnyd. r.
Ruth. Samuel Johnson, Charles Kase.
r?oa .OeiirRS Armstrnng, snr.
pptr Muhanoy. Samuel Ilessler, snr., Tobias
8,ei!ev.
Juikion John Frgcly, jr.
Traverse .Furors.
Turbut. John Cuffy, jr., David Engel.
.eiei. Joseph Hughes, Jamrs Tweed, Daniel
II. Iimi lioch.
Diiaware Thomas Hammer, John M'Kinney,
James Heard. Georne Hittle, Daniel Frymire.
Miltim.A. 8. Shapin. Jacob Hauti, John Kohr,
Samuel Ay res, Joseph Hound.
Chillinjuaiiue. James Cumminc. Michael
Fo'hn-r, tieorge Haas, John Giflen.
Point. Jacob Kodenbacb, Thomas McMahon,
llrock Eplev.
Northumberland. Peter Henselman.' John
Frick.
Sunbury Geo. W. Kiebl, Geo. Weiser. Ej.
Augwda. David Hettleyon, George Baslian,
Hamurl Ki'lley. John Eckmaii, Peter Kolp, James
Ki eder, Thomas Snyder, Martin Gas.
Snhmnkin. Leonard Rothermel, Adam (Jilger.
Con. Paul Ammerman.
Upper Mnhonoy. Philip Runkel, Itoneval Hol
shoe, Peter llrnsius, jr., Thomas Peter.
Isiwer Muhaney Oeorge Phillips, John Bro
sim. J icob tiatx, Florian Deeter.
Jackton George Reed. Esq., Jacob D. Hoff
man, Michael Treon.
Sheriff's Sales.
19 JY virtue of a certain writs of vend. Exponas,
JLJ) issued nut of the Court of Common Pleas
l Northumlterl.ind County to me directed, will
be exposed to puMic sale, at the Court House
in llw Borough of iSutibury.on Monday the fith day
of January next, at t o'clock, P. M-, the following
described property to wit:
A certain tract of bind situate in Chilisqunque
towiii-hip. NoithumU'rland county, adjoining lands
of Daniel Sl ider, David Eckerl, James P Sander
son, John P. Summers and others, containing one
hunJred and aitily acres more or lesg. about 140
acres of which is clearej ; whereon aie erected a
one and a half story frame dwelling house and a
frame liarii. and a fin .11 orchard, c.
tei.cd, taken in elocution, and to be sold as the
property of Levi H. Guhck.
ALssO The uinlividcd moiety of a certain lot
or piece of ground situate in Delaware township
Northumberland couniy, adjoining land of Isaac
Vincent and others, containing on and a half acres,
whereon is erected a largo threa story frame Giist
Mill.
Seized, taken in execution, and to bo sold as tha
property of John Vincent.
ALSO A certain lot or piece of ground situate
in the town ot McEwensville, Uolawaf town-tup,
Northumberland county, containing one acre more
or less, adjoin 11 g land of Adam .eiber. dee d., John
U.iumU, H.ickenterg &. Iieland, and the main Mad
leading from Milton to Muncv ; whereon are eiec
ted a large frame dwelling house, a frame stable,
and a pump at the door. There ia also a nevrr-
failing t-prnig on the premises.
Seised, taken in eiicution, and to be sold as the
property u( John Read Cay.
ALSO By virtue of a certain writ of Pluriua
Testatum Venditioni Exponas, issued out of the
Court of Dauphin county, all the defend nil's inte
rest, supoed to be the undivided moiety yf a cer
tain tract of land situate in Coal township. Nor
thumberland county, surveyed in ihe name of Mil
thias Zimmerman, containing tiiree hundred and
sixty-seven acres more or less, adjoining lands of
surveyed in the name ot Peler Maurer, Michael
Kroll, John Nicholas Bailey and others.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as ihe
property of Calvin Blvihe.
THOMAS A. BILLINGTON,
Sheriff's Office, 5 Sheriff
Sunbury. Dee. 13ih, J 845. $
Notice
IS hereby given, to all legatees, creditors and
other persons, interested in the estates of George
(ottshull, deceased, settled by his administrator,
David Iteeser ; of Chrisii in Dunklebergei, dee'd.,
settled by Susanna Dunkleberger, administratrix of
Abraham Dunkb'berger, dee'd.. who was tha ex'r
of Christian Dunkleherger, dee'd.; of Joseph Wea
ver, dee'd., settled hy his adm'r. Henry Weaver;
of John H. Hart, dee'd., settled by his execu'ors,
Jsmes Hutchison and Rebecca Hart ; of Jacob
Troulman, dee'd., settled by his ex'r.. Oeorge
Troulnikn, late of Norlhunitavrl.ind county, decea
sed, that the executors and administrators of Ihe
saiil deceased 'sl ales have filed their acceunts with
the Register of thi. county ; and that they will be
presented to Ihe OiphaiV Court of said county on
Tuesday, Ihe 6th day of January next, for confir
mation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Sunbury. Dec. 0. 1S45. 5t Register.
CAME lo the premises of ihe suliM-rihcr.
J at the Point, aoont six weeks since, five
s'ray sheep. The owner is requested to come for
warJ, prove property, pav charges and take them
awav. BENJAMIN HENDRICKS.
Sunbury. Dee. C, 1845. 3t
1 11 list Have Money.
ibo-e knowing ihemselves indclld to the
Kuhscriher imi.ling in Aucusta township Nor-thunilH-ilaud
county., for Wool Carding, Cloth
Fulline, Ac , are requested lo come and settle up
their kerotinls, as longer indulgence cannot he gi
veil. All kinds of grain will he I .Veil in payment
at the market price, il delivered at the house of the
su'isciLer, on or Ixfore the first of January next.
Those who have neither money nor grain aie lo
come and give their notes with interest, or suits will
bo brought agaiual them after the ahove date.
DAVID HALCK.
Angu-ia. Nov. 29, 1 845 It
Aaron Ilolln' Imitate.
ALL peisons indebted to the estate of Aaron
Robins, late of ihe borough of Sunbuiy, dee'd.,
or having demands against said estate, are reques
ted lo piescnt the same to the subscribers for set
tlement, duly authenticated.
JOSEPH C. ROBIN'S,
BENJAMIN ROBINS.
Sunbury, Nov. 22, 1845. 3t Ex'rs.
TO IX SAL&
FIHE subserila-r oilers for sale an Eight Horse
JL Power Engine, complete in all iu pails. Ap
ply at Roth's tavern, 'ii miles from Sunbury, on
the turnpike road leailimr I Potlsville.
AI.BEUI' G. BRADFORD.
Nov. 22, lt-15.
Of
TIIK POOR OVKHSEF.KS.
Sami-il TnoMfsev and Gkonor BniniiT, Over
seers itthe Poor of the Itarough of Sunbury , in
account current, with snid Hnrnugh. for the yrnr
commencing; tit March, 1814, and ending in
March, 1845.
Dh.
To whole amount of Duplicate, fll9 39
To amount received from tha estate of C,
G. Donnel, Esq., 70 00
To order on present Overseers for balance
uue, fig f,8
$349 07
Ca.
By segregate amount of exonerations in
Duplicate, $7 5? J
By cash paid Ann Moore, for 5 J weeks
boarding Martha Moore, a pauper on ud
Borough, as per receipt, Jt3 75
By cash paid George Bright, for clo
thing for said Martha, as per hill.
By cash paid Henry Peiery for ma
9 81
king 1I0., as per receipt.
By expenses in going to snd from
New Berlin, on businrs. in rela
1 bO
3 00
tion to said Martha's residence.
By expenses incurred in conveying
said Martha to the Penn a Ilo-pi-t
d, includini! f ti for (heir sert ices, 37
33
By cash paid Wm. (J. Malm, stew
ard of the Penn'a Hospital, for 13
we. ks' board of said Martha, at
S3 50 per week, including J J SO
for ariirle destroyed, SO 00
100 41
Hy cash paid George 1 orng, for auditing
Overseers' account for '43-M4,
By cash paid (jeorce Weimar, per orders
from fo'tner Overseers,
1 00
15 02
By each paid Dr. D. T. T'ites, for medical
attendance, Ace, for 1M.1, as per receipt, SO 00
By cash paid Daniel Henningi r, f r board
ing Lliz ili.'tli Warren, a piuper on said
Borough, as per receipt,
By cash paid E. Y. Bright, for making out
Duplicate, as per receipt,
By cash paid Daniel Drurkemiller, for
shoes, hs iier receipt.
19 24
74
1
2r
37
By ca-h paid John Bloom, as per receipt.
By cai-h pa d Samuel Thompson and Tho
mas Koliins. late Poor Oveiseers,
21 It
By cash paid Dr. D.T. Thins, (March 25,
'45,) in lull for medical attendance, as
per receipt.
By cash paid Ja.'ob Bright, for house rent
for Catherine Kiebl,
By cash paid John Young, p. bill ft rec'pt,
Bv cash paid H. B. Ma-sn, do.
By ca b paid A. Jordan, for professional
services,
20 00
5 00
J'i
25
2 07
By coniensi(nry allowance for services as
Oveiseers, including Auditors' fees, $3, 28 12
f249 07
The undersigned, appointed to audit and adjust
the accounts of the Overseers of the Poor of the
Borough of Sunbury, having examined the Receipts
and Exnditures, as set forth in the preceediug
statement of S imuel Thompson and Geoige Bright,
late Overseers of said Borough, exhibiting a bal
ance in their favor of fifty nine dollaia and sixty,
eight cents, do allow and pass the same.
Witness our hands, the 22d day of November,
A. D. 1845. E. G. M ARKLEY.
LEWIS DE WART,
Nov. 29, 1845. G. M. YOR
JKS.
TEXZCO &JVIEXAS !
"THE CKY I3-STILL THEY COMB."
OME WHERE! Why where do you sup
pose but to the Cheap Store of Henry Master,
in Market street, Sunburv. And for what purpose
do vou think they cornel Why to bov cheap, to
he sure, and save nl lea-t 20 per cent. "They won't
do tiothin' cite" liecause il is a well known fact
that at
HENRY MASSF.It'S STORE
the very be-t articles are sold at the very lowest
prices. Now come, one and all ; mH don't all ome
at once, and JUDGE FOR YOURf ELVES!
Wheie you will find a splendid Assoitmer.t of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
jut received, among whirh are the following . So-
w. M I I ... 1. . ,1'-... C T- I ... I .1- .
penine rrencn nrnuuriotu; m m 1.111:1 iiiu no.;
Heavy Beaver do , a first rate article for Overcoats,
and a great variety of Wool Dyed. Black and Fan
cy t'assiineres, SaltioetU, Moiisselin-de-laiue-', Rep-de-laines,
Cahmere. Alpa.-cis, Air.. Ac. Also, a
beautiful assortment of Calicoes of the latest styles
and patterns, which wiil be sold chear than ever ;
also, Woolen and other Shawls in great variety,
from 411 els. lo f 10 ; a general assortment of Ho
siery, Gloves, Suspenders, Mitt, oVe., Ke a larpe
assortment of omen ii, Men s ami Mi-suj (mm
Shoes, which will be sold cheaper than ever before
offered.
He has likewise, in addition to the above stock.
an eilensive assortment of Qneen'trtirc, Hardware,
Saddlery and flrureries. Sugar from ft in 10. 12 J
and Ifi cts. per lb; (ioo.l Colt'ee at 10, Veiy Best
at 12). Also. Nails; Spikes; Iron; Sanderson s ln-st
Cast Steel; English, American and Kwp.-d Blister
ilo. in short, t-verv thing that i usually kept in a
Country Store, all of which will lie sold at very
reduced prices.
rxJ Country Produce of nil kinds taken in ex
change f ' " "da.
Siinlun. Nov. 25d, 1845.
flHE uhcri! er, editor and publisher of the Mi
I tier's Journal for ihe last sixteen years, hi.s
leeu engaged for the last year, in collecting Ihe
Materials lor a work for which be ha. secured
the copy right, iu ihe following words
A Hislorv of the Anthracite Coal Trade of
Schuylkill anil the aitjoniiiiL' Counties, lieological
and Statistical, accompanied with Maps of the dif
ferent Reiiiotis, the Improvements, Investment.
Capaciiv, ic, eml.rucing a complete and authentic
hi-tory of ihe present time to which will be ap
pended a Synopsis of the Iron Tra.'e."
It is our intention to embiace every thing of in
terest in ihe work, coiineced with the trade, up to
the beginning of the tear 1846, prepared and sr. i
lauged with a view of continuing li e publication,
al period, of live or ten years, with such additions
as the increased trade will warrant. Theso hi un
dies of trade have assumed an importance which
will w arrant such a publication, and he leela con
fident, ilnti wilh the proll'eied aid of several gentle
men an. I the statistics already in his possession, he
will furnish the public with a woik, which, if nol
one of the most interesting in its details, il will be
of great value lo those engaged and iutuiested in
lhce brenches of business.
As soon as the Maps, Ac, are prepared, and some
idea can be formed of ihe probable expense of pub
lishing Ihe woik, proosdls will be issued fur the
same.
(Xj AH the tracts of 45oal land will he designa
ted ou lbs Map of the Schuylkill Coal Region,
which will accompany ihe work.
BENJ. B ANNAN.
Potlsville. Nov. 2L. 1845.
I EMO.NS. A lot of good, Hc.h Lemons, ju.
lecciv. J ami for asls bv
Dec. 13, 145. HENRY MAS
HERR'S HOTEL,
iiiimisiti iu;, r.4.
T BEG leave to inform the public that I have loft
L Philadelphia, snd am now located in Harris-
hurg, the seat of thn Exectitive agd Slate Govern
ment of Pennsylvania, where I now occupy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been purposely
phoned and erected for a Hotel of the first class,
is not surpassed if equalled, by any similar estab
lishment in Pennsylvania; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlors, rooms and
rhamliers are now fitted up in a style that com
bines elegance with comfort and convenience.
My TABLE is pledged to be supplied with the
best fare tha Markets can produce 1 the charges at
the same time being as moderate as any of ihe best
regulated astal lishmenta elsewhere. In short, no
exeitiona shall be spared on my pirt, or on the part
of every memlier of my household, to make it what
it sbotiid be, in the Capital of one of the most pop
ulous and interesting Slates of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations anil faci
lities, and the fact that the Hotel is most eligibly
situated, I wi'h confidence, most respectfully soli
cit the palroliago of the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late of Herr's Hotel, Chesnut st., Philad.
Harri-hurg. Nov. 23. I H IS. 3m
Orphans' Court Sale.
N pursuance of an order of the Orphana' Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale, on Thursday the 18th day of December
next, at the late resilience of Abraham Kothermel,
dee'd., to wit: A certain tract of land situate in
Little Mahnnoy township, Northumberland cotintv,
adjoining lands of Solomon Dunkelbergor, lacoh
Raker ami Ihe heirs of Daniel Herb and mountain
laud, containing two hundred and forty-six acrea
and forty nine peiche, on which aie erected a two
story log lioue, a bank barn seventy feet long hv
thirty-six in width, and a small orchard. Also, at
the same limn and place, the one undivided fourth
part of a tract of unimproved land situate in the
township and county aforesaid, containing four
hundred and ten acres and thirty-nine perches, ad
joining lauds of Michael DoUi. Solomon Dressier
and others. I. ale Ihe estate or Abraham anther.
mel, itec'd.
The above tract of 24 6 acres is handsomely lo
caled, and well adapted lo manufacturing purposes.
I be Mabonoy Creek runs through the proporly.
allonling excellent water power lor milling and
other purposes.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said
dtiv. when Ihe comliiions of sale will be made
known bv WM. ROTHERMEL.
Nov. 15th. 1845. 5t Adm'r.
Ill llie Court ot Common lMca
For Norlhumlrrlund Count u, Penmulvunia. No
H, January Ttrm 1834.
Ciisper Ad.',ms, jr. and FreJerick Adams,
vs.
John Adams, Peler Adams, Samuel Adams, Jacob
Traver, Catherine Fox, William Liebrick and
Eliratieth his wife, Peter Strasser and Magdalena
his wile, Samuel Siurtzel and Susannah his wife,
and Elennt Adams.
ON motion of W. J. Greenough, conrt grant a
lule on ihe parties interested, to appear by
the first day of next term and show cause why the
land of Casper Adams, dee'd., should nol be taken
at the appraisement by the heirs entitled to the
same, or he sold.
Extracted from ihe Record, and certified Nov.
3d, 1845. SAMUEL D. JORDAN,
Nov. 15. 1815. Ct Proth'y.
EES TJl E D .
.1 O II X II. ST 11 Y KElt,
Of the lule firms of Ni wkirk A Stryker, and
titrykrr I'vgue,
HAS icsumed ihe Wholes lie Dry Goods Busi
ness, and now oilers for sale, at Nos. 12 and
14 Bank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Clahoru & t.'o's Auction Store, No. 78 Market
street, a general aKmirlincnt of Dry floods, chielly
purchased at auction, al a very small advance fur
cash, or city acceptances,
Believma that his long experience in purchasirg
will eu.'ible him to sell his (ioods nl the lowest Mar.
ket pi ices, he invites bis old friends, and others
wishing to buy, lo favor him with a call.
Philadelphia. Nov. 1, 115. Cm
.TOSKIMI W JONKS,
A'o. 18 NorA 4A street, a few doors above Market
street,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAS eontmtly on hand a very large assort
ment of Looking Classes, Baskets, Cedar Ware
and Fancy Goods, which will be sold wbolessle at
llie verv lowest price.
N. B Looking Classes iii'urcd to any part of
the country, without charge.
Nov. I, 1845 6m
AYalclieK, Jewelry, Ac. Ac.
riVlE sulsierilicr oll'eis for sale, at the lowest pre.
X ees, a latge and general assortment of (Sold
and Sdver Lever, I.epine and other kinds of
Watches; Jewilrv, Silver Ware, Ebony and Gilt
Mantel Clocks, and Musical Boxes playing from
two to ten tunes; Benedict Si Barney's Diamond
Pointid Cold Pen; Watchmaker Tools, Files
and M alert its.
Orders fmin the country are solicited, and will
be caie fully atiended lo. JOHN C. FAR R,
112 Chisuut st., Philadelphia.
Nov. I. is 15 I n .
To Vin t Iiusorn of
DRY GOODS.
T
4IIE snbscril-. No. 121 Pearl street, New
York, having established a Branch at No. idj
South Second sl Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
- TANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will la- sold ul ihe lowesl New York puces
al wholesale and R. tail. Among his slock will lie
found a go.ul assortment of the following articles: .
Jaecoiiel. Plaid. Hair Cold, Lace, Siripe. Book, I
Swiss and Taila'an Muslins. Bishop and Linen j
Lawns. Fancy Cap Nells, Fancy and Ball Dresses, ,
Thread Laces, Application Do., rich Black Silk j
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambric Hdkfs..Cuttaiu Fringes, Cashmeie j
d'Ecosse, Mousclmo de Laino, Silk and Cotton j
Warp A Ipaccas, O.uoen's Cloth, Gala Plaids. ,
French Merinos. Black Silks, tilove. Si k Hose, ,
Shawls, Cravats, Ribbon, Embioideries, c, Ac.
Country Meichanta and others visiting Philadel
phia or New Yoik to purchase, are respectlully in
tiled lo call and examine the stinks.
Nov. I, 1845. ly il. H- MOORE.
C AliY I NTl l ATI I K ,
-TTOP.1TET .T LAV,
Will practice in the several Courts of the City
and County of Philadelphia.
His office is at No. 35 South FOURTH Stioet,
between Cbesnut anil Walnut streets.
Philadelphia, Sept. 20ih, 1843. Uin.
nTIII.IT The highest price given fur
Wheat, at the stoie of H. M ASSt'R.
A new supply of lu'c Ointment just received.
Nov. 8'h, 115.
it... . t
To the l'uMlc.
A N E W VOLUME
OS TSS
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Will commertcs on Saturday, Oct. 1 lA, 1845.
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OH,
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6 00
s on
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IS 00
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Two copies one year, -Five,
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And
Ihs WEEKLY
or DAILY, we will give a copy of
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In one hamLome Extba, uniform with the Wier.
lt Mihbiih, This comprises the Fisst Series
'f Leteers, snd with the New Volume will com
mence tha New Stairs, written from the Sooth
or Europe, when the Weekly Mirror will be sepa.
rately edited wilh parlieulir care, and with more
special regard to the wants and tastes of country
subscribers. We shall publiah more tales, and less
matter that is merely local and by using in part a
smaller type, we shall he able to increase the quan
lily aa well as to improve the quality of what we
give fb our readers.
We shall endeavor to make
THE IS E W.YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
A diversified, entertaining, instructive and v ilunb!.
chronicle of the times, orMitt si.wsprER, (in
a from for binding in one or two volumes al the end
of ihe year,) upon which neither labour, time, Ulen',
nor money will be spared. Il will hereaft r be en
riched wilh original contributions 'he life, spire
and spirit of the foreign journals and eon'ain all
(he news, intelligence and variety ot the daily .he t,
handsomely printed on fine paper, msliufii"ireil for
Ihe express purpose, and will be forwarded by the
eailiest mads, in strong wrappers lo every psit of
the United States and Canada. Postage free with
in thirty milea of New York. All communica'ions
should lie addressed post paid, to Mrri. Willi Ac
Fuller, 'comer Ann and Nassau streets, New York,
AIR TIGHT STOVES.
The best in the lf'orl1 for CUanliness, Cumfurt
und Economy.
C. J. TYXDALE,
No. 97 Soiitb Skcosd Sr., PHILADELPHIA.
T FAS now on hind a larce assortment nf ORR'S
LA Celebrated Patent AIR TIOHT STOVES,
to which he would call the atten'ion of every true
lover of comfort und economy, for which quahliis
thev cannot be equalled by any Stove in the world.
They are a light Stove, and can be convenien'ly
carried lo any distance, and being constructed for
the use nf wood, ihey are particularly adapted to a
sick room.
Manv thousands of thisStovo being now in ue.
their good qualities are loo well known to need
puffing.
Mr. TrNniLE is l.e first suthori7.ed agent in
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant
ly for the last five or six years. There can be no
fear of not getting the genuine Stovo of him, and
they are all warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without a brass
plate with the Inventor's name and date of the
Patent.
He has also on band a large assortment of Cook
Stoves, Rsmt roiis, and all kinds of Fancy Coal
Stoves, at the Old Establishment, No. 07 South
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1815. 2m
W'v recommend all of our friends visiting the
city, to cull at the Pekin Company's Store,
and lay in a supply of their delirious Tins.
TIIK PEK1X TEA CO Ml "AW,
No. 30, South Sf.comi Sthket, Between Market
and Chesnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE constantly on hand, and for s.le,
Wholesale and Retail,
A VARIETY OF CHOICE FRESH TEA.
At Lower I'rlcos,
according to the quality, than they can le bought
for at any other establishment in the city.
rry I ess, exclusively, are sold at this house.
and several varieties which cannot be obtained else
where. Any Teas which do not give entire satis
faction can be returned and exchanged, or the mo
ney will he refunded.
The citizens of Northumberland county are re
spectfully invited Jo give us a call.
(i.B..lEBER.
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27lh, 1845. ly
TERMS REDUCED.
UPTT .vTvyrif .T-tM
1UGVK11RIAN GALLERY of Patent Premi
um Colored likenesxts, and Photugruphic
Depot i
No. 130 Chesnut direct, Philadelphia.
No. 201 Broadwav, New York; No. 75 Court
Stuet, Boston ; No. 13fi Chesnut Street, Phila
delphia ; Baltimore Street. Baltimore ; Broad
way, Saratoga Springs ; No 0(1 Canal Stieet.
New-Orleans; Main Street Newport, R. I. And
Main Street, Du Buipie, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING Ihe oldest n d ir ..( Fx;
sive Establishment of the kind ii !i .......
and containing more than a THOUSAND IV :
TRAITS, embracing those of some ot ti:-- n. '
distinguished indiviJiiaU, in the Utiiu,1 sr ,i. ,.
Admittance fn.
This Establishment having been awur 1 .1 i: -.
Medal, Four Firt Premiums, an.l two 11 l' '
Honors'' ot the Exhibitions at Bosiou, New- e n
and Philadelphia, respectively, for best I'lduie- mid
Apparatus, is thus officially sustuined in the posi
tion of superiority heretofore universally assigned it
by the public, as -First in the World."
Juno 28lh, 1845. ly
iffBITJstT-Jttit
P I A N O S.
rilHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
I for the sale of CONRAD MEYER'S CEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI
ANOS, at this place. These Pianos have a plain,
maswve and beautiful exterior fioi-h. ami, for depih
and weclness of lone, and elegance of workman
ship, are not surpassed by any in the United Stales.
The following is s recommendation from Caul
Diets, celebrated performer, and himself a man
ufactuier :
A ( AKI).
II Viae had ihe pleasure ot trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes manfaclured by Mr. Meyer, and
rihihlted at the list exhibition of the Frnk!in In
stitute, I feel it due to the true merit of the maker
lo declare thai these instruments are qui'e equal r
and in some respects even suprriol, "o all the V ,.
auo Foites, I saw at the capitals of Euiope, ml
during a sojourn uftwoyeurs at Paris,
These Pianos will be sold at the manufactl'.rer's)
lowest Philadelphia prices, if rot something 'lower.
Persons are requested lo call and exao for
themselves, at the residence of ihe suhsci'tMr.
Sunbury, May 17, IS 15. H . 11. si .SER.
1 JAR IRO. Jys I(v,,',ved B'.id fol sale, cheak.
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