- --.----
()resting n i
Tnule-ori
ter' our
-A twig. andl
of the C
to which We;
4vitil the
te have et .
es wended re
P
nty,nd
wdeaci4jii
this , Ospiti, li
Etl
Friday'
• the Ameri
er conaiderat
oppmed to
think cituil
at - individual:
roe tmr
petitioned .1
audoriee..
- believed this
quality el
corpora
einz ce
id, be to
did no
to doe
tf this
` loon 1
A mini
aid,,
Iglialt
watt!'
• to a@-p
; 'rather give
to Imo
that this I •
of indivdaa
incorporate
re by pr ice
blio wore g
n byte
0 to I
indto
dsixt
The
compelled
al• 1 .
as riastordshed the views of
f.
t
and: r hie part W' sometimes
at incorpota .. , might as
, pd.. But the gent 1 : ~ anillimself
. Sill t incorporate I Water Coro.
thing. hick worsen experiment.
done
. y individuals Individuals
3tll ICS now do, dto Pisiladel.
half a)nillion ton of coal. .P.
Oiought indivi 4oal terprise aut.
Y on is busiri,ess - - 1 d he did not
, give ny printed ,to any corn. 1
iville person ha - , I ucceeded in I
wi anthacite .. Presently 1
wool be called' po 1. incorporate
any airless wide " . tared capi..
The - reds no . cessity wh: 'ever for in-
Upending aco pang to to , ittacture A.
lericgu i i . rail r iron. Th. I teason ee
-1
gneji is entire! insufficient . The -Amer.
ainintinufaetur , iron alr y competes
ritli the }lnglis In-this gion the A.
/ e,
leticati is begi ing to be, e ensively in
rink:Wei—the ly differen n being the
*.it • of holes, vOlich must punched,
, . ;be price at resent we derstand is
lout the same .., The diffe nce which a
' • !from quail i. is in favor of the Aiet
,r
efinliron, at lea tit is prefeved by ny
~' this region. chaster of ihcorporation
~iias well bo _ranted for carrying 'on a
,' or mutt& ,ed Isisiness as this. We
thes.ofireo J hut their trill Will not pass.
• elate np.. -. to it on g neml princi- •
, lat: As to tii i assertion f D r. Burden,
respecting the iuess of C Companies
( I d
gentle ~ , mast be, 'flier grossly
`ahtformed, o wilting-by false statements
o impose on • Senate. The position
that tihe• tom , ' leB sent a h lf a m'llion of .
goref coal to ,arket last n, rin o
,' her wdrgs, th• they sent al that as sent,
ii kA c k foreign ; m the truth hat cur.tradic
ition is hardly , • cessary—• t what are the
foetal In thia m
• gion the th e coal own
nies sent to , uirket 91,0 6 tons, while .
jindividual ope . tors sent 43,000 tons.—
, Amid furthe he individual • operators of
14i region tto market during the last
often witlii -• 09,000 - tons as much
as was sent,allthe cbnipanie s together
.
in the three , regions . 1 Why three in,
l i at
dividual co • es in this. ne gion sent more
l' coal to mar t than one cliartered compa
ttsi! And yetr. Borden as the effronte.
g)
ity to proclai on
_the floor 'of the Aenate
that the co ~ , ~,ies have sent. all the coal
to market. man who pridertakes to le.
giskite for th . people upon inforuiationlike
thudisplay • , by Dr. Burden, is really utt
fcirtunat id should-mike further inqiii
pry before be. - gins.
1 : While on he subject of corporatiOns we
would remit ' ' that our legislators would
do well to I step to no more'.applications
ip relation t . coal companies. W e sincere
ly.kopeinal rust that nolnew charters .a
be granted'. The i
tiheuld not ‘ Inv
eltes of bu '', ess '
by individii ern
Well este , '"hell,
blated. Fr r tai
banks, etc.. cha,
=r, but of 1
era,ere,...
'o7i:tibia.' free ,
ti
the /great ' terests
imminent
fishing, ch
exists Do 0
rtbe circum
high time I
1 dm; pan of
rwelfare of
jrtired
her
tance
o . put
thole
he peel
We land
tothhe Cot
rstant
wing
1 41
AL
um,
titan,
Aisr
ilonnen
• n, of
keno
Joseph S
Aiwa P
Mace S '
APP:
Joseph •
David It
Josittut
es of
the _
nd
4extr cal
•Ag/
nears - b
'
fired .1 ,
ineet t ,
- ens.
!V44r.s
LE tswc9Al.- - tomt/tr,,x,.
..._- Statetleafilthe aumiterof ir z la.
den with , Lehigh Coal, rcitcvarita j ts ptace.s,
-at the.Lehigb Coal ma - Navigation tft-. m-
PanY!'s depots during the year I.Bs. '
_ - .2114. Mei. Srps. Totig.
At'Fbilida.* Bristol 42 - 203: A 4 389
1 ..,.
At Perth Amboy -., 00 -67 - 27 194
At Nevrtirtr " • 06 , .1.79 'O7 486
-'
• : ' :. 42 149 ''' 6 1069
'The aggregate 'quantity a Coil carried
-by the .above vessels was 70,104'qms.
sentfructi.t,l AL riltaig.
statement of the ti ount of edakwhich
passed through' , * ` Mint LOtett 'dthmg
the yeti'. 1831;,.: ; . 4 ,-, . t.
tele - on
' ennsyl
• era, to.
rßouse
of
ESE
ATE.
an. 95.
raikroad
" I . e pa b •
pa h ssage,
ould
Wereespa.
wed. 'the
esiipoj'ate
Cour:cued -7trns.
The Delaware Coal Company 41,601
S. N. R. R.& Coal 'Compani - 34,499
S. S. Wjlllams " 27,110
Neigh,'Bull & CO. 22,817
&a. Reeve & Co. 19,488
North' American Coal Co. 19,260
A. Lawton v, • •• - 16,671
eieorge C. dale E 11,671
J. W. Downing . . 13,098
a,
mpimy
,; and to
to incur
han4aorme
this coma
k arse would
/
from enter.
, company;
- and wren.
ly better
I .
nu. Bach
vote egaintit
4 IR]
'Maw
West, Ilotigsoii ds
Smith de Bonklen •
Blight, Wallace 41t, V , *
Johnson & Franklin
R. IL Springer
J. Bolton &Cm
. Lelar, Jr.
J. Serrin '
J. Bunting 0, Co.
George B. ClaiSott
11, Clarkson
Geq. Wm: H. Ashley, has been nomin
ated as-the Anti-Van Buten candidate for
Governor of
.141issoun. He is in favor of
Judge White.
The Senate of Indiana has rejected Mt.
Benton's expunging resolutions, by a vote
of 17 to 14. And ti e Senate, of Alabama
by a vote of 14 - to 1 .
The-Legislature of Virginia itai deela ,
red by d-'vote — of llto 7, that "that Com
monwealth only hav a right to control or
interfere with the stibjeet of doniestic Sla-.
very within her limits, and that this right
will be maintained Itt alLhazurds.'
The United States Gazette states that
fitierolay lasf.was the coldest day experi
enced in that city this winter. The ther
mometer stood at four degrees below zero
at suntise--anct only rose to 10 0 above
dating the day.
So popular is the measure for rechar
tering the Bank ofthe United States by
the logislature of this state, that we do'not
believe there could be ibund'twenty indi
viduals in this borough who would be wil
ling to come out and openly oppose it.
A town nteeting was h7ld at Orwigs
burg on Wednesday evening last, of those
opposed to the recharter .of the Bank by
State—and we understand that a county
meeting is to be held at the Court goose
to-day. We venture to predict that it
will be a slim affair. • • We cannot believe
for one moment that The people of this
county can ba, induced 10_1:oppose a meas.
ure that will iplieve them from an.o.pPres
sive land tax, find which is so fraught with
the best interests of the Commonwealth.
The United Sta es Bank . Bill passed the
House of Representatives of this state on
Friday last, byja vote of 57 to 30. Mr.
Conrad voted against the bill. The boners
levied on the stockholders as it ~s gP4 the
house, is as follows:
To be paid into the treasury °fib& 7
State $2,500,000
For support of Common Schools
$lOO,OOO per year for 20y'r 2,0 0,000
The-bank is also to take sttiek
,ctial
la diffaent " s,rail rands
and turnpike ompaniea f to
the amount o 5640,000
The Bill was nt to the Senate on . Sat
urday
last, and'Werra - tn it jointoonimit
tee composed of thoommittee onFintinee t
Banks, and Iriter 'lmprovement% 'by a
vote of 19 to 11. 1 -
The Philadelphia American Sentinel of
Tuesday last says: "Thelreliance that has
bean /placed by 'sortie on the Senate, for
the defea of this tudnishOus measure, will
prove delusive, and iewill:beccime a law."
We linderatcuidllak Several che, lead:
ing itickseriroeil iti;thi;Benate arc out o
penly in favor of the charter , of the Bank,
to wit: ,Mears. Burden, Cunningham and
Penrose, who'prifer the interests the,
state to that bcparty.,2,. „ .
NY,e_hay,e i nte restingt from
Congrefs. , 'The loss of the FOrtifielitiOti
bill; at, die =kit seision;'
Siaveiy, emus have '4lmOsl l ;fictifreik;
engrbeeieditieiiticacirceiiniii Cot.
the litif"Qiiit; . •
.
' ' 0 3 4 * --1 4e. r?c e ht 4l l,,,Ul Cilieranati , hr
giiiVittgr lines ,jumuitirAiiirecn Witi
nisiiiV4lbat , city,ll w4dapaiii advance
or - Alfm , -11. - --- . r.
!Tfiir ' tif - YorleCilliiiiitvat4aiiii
E lisk. Uviiiil t4.ooligiibiitiii,Plit
tiPh . ” -:: hiltiiiinsolvaiieetool,iiittit
Iv ' , ontr4seacKstaal.-r At 4*-- ;e4 .f- , )•
?, - ' - -v . 4 • P , v- -- !-----1--- ,-,...4,-.7.!:
tiatranit—
, -7,aila a:o l 4*
SitWsiciPliti*OliiiorGet*lklatfilall
and - Grimoi: tiler itilaireittin v ihe' i, , tc; iiiimi ,
command of the forces againattheindiVnif
.- - who are saidin-be - 2500 . strong. , Largo
numbers of voluntierfrfrom the
,State's of
South CarolinaGenrgi n , Ykrgi*l4o l o B -
iatu; etc. 'this "otered`thiir services to
march into - Florida - to pmetnhe defence
leis inhabitants from being butchered by
the Indiatie. '.. ' .
From the &tvaheith Ue;kghui.
Mere Indidtt'DfificaMea.—Wd are tddebted to
a gentleman toklits city for the tin of it-letter mid
i:lamed to Mini and 'teed - Colitinhno, Georgia,
Jan. 20th. • '
The letter state:4llra a plan of the Crab In
dians, suppostif to be friendly, to firc the city of
Columbus, and attack it doling the confusion—
bad just been discovered, by the contession of a
half-breed, named Marshal:
Greafexeitemeat bout been beet ttl i azulprompl
arealures fix . sesty adopted. • •
A letter. from 001. Austin, dated - New
Orleans, Jan. 13th, to a gentlennorin New
York, states that nta Anna "within
500 miles of Texas— t the head:of a force
11000 streng—and tha it was his fall de
terthination to exterrni to every Ameri
can settler from the fac of Te*Eure
It is stated that B. V. Hill, of Nash
ville, (Tenn.) has aut orised the govern.
went ofTexasttodm pon him for pOOO.
13,633
13 ; 258.'
1.1,101
, 11,382-
6,120 .
4,030
3,858
3,436
3,220
2,849
1,800
FOR. rat arenas JOURNAL.
CoIIBESPOINIDENCE.
',Bear Sir—By order of the'Board of School Three.
tors. I am directed tone* to you for information re.
indite to the funds niinv - in your hands, sultidet to the
order of tho. Board.
I ars very respectfully,
- your Uhl seritant.
J. LYON;
To Ssrturn-En.r..vnimv. Esq. Treasurer of die: tioard
of School Drectors of the Borough of Pottsville.
Pottsville Feb. a. 1836.
276,883
Pottsrille.Fcb. 4, 18$6.
Dear Sir—lp reply to your note of yesterday, I
harem inform you, that the amount of funds. in my
hand*. subject to the order of tha.lloard of School Di
rectors, is one hundred and twenty three dollar* and
fifty two cent& being the allotment to which the bo-
rough of Pottsville is entitled. out oftbe gene.ndSchool
Fund of the Commonwealth.
No other funds have ever been paid into the Trea•
Sur) , subject to the ottier of said Board.
I have the honor to be:sith much respect,
Yours _ z SILLYM AN.
Treasurer. ,
To JOiLTII ',Aces. Esq. Secrets to 'the Board o f
School Directors of the borough Pottsville.
&ate of the weather for the last ioeek—faraished
by Mr. Cr/. C. W nkoop.
7 o'clock. A. M... 2M. 'tr. M.
Jan. 30; ' 4 deg. below 0 ' 26 above 25 above
31 24 above 21' do .21 ao
1 4 do 12 do 4 de
2 9 below. 9 do .0
3 rt 110'. 14 do - 2 db
4 4 do 0
. • 12 do
5 2 do .'
•
Last Tuesday was the coldest day we hare had this
Feb.
The Aleifietisie....-The New York Time* ghee
the following A* an extract of a latter from a cre
ditable comes at Washington:
"The coninsunication from England is a letter
from the King of England to the Piesident, offer'.
lug mediation. It has been accepted by the ad
ministration, and a letter to the King will be writ
ten by the President, in which it will be stated
that be did not design to mcuace new rnsuit
France tier her King—and this will be done in
language stronger even than that usedin the an
, nue! lilessage--but beyondthat disavowal nab;
lug."
The terms of the proffered mediation were of
course pub as it Became this country to actept,
and tint intelligence is therefore most gratifying
iK.allinit be doubted, that the intenrentinn will be
succwiefol, and , peace will be preseryed. A day
or two prwbably, will bring us particulars.
The tlgernment express, which reached berc
before the' ling of the packets yesterday, is sup
posed to ye brought the letters of acceptance.
Death of James Trinible.-4Died. - on Monday
evening last, JAMES TRIMBLE, Eeq. Deputy
Secretary of the 'Commonwealth aged 61 years.
Tho .deceased maintained through life, the rep
utation of an honest and valuable citizen, and has
hold 'the offices of Clerk. and 'Deputy Secretary
for SIXTY-NINE years.—lla was in the °Mee
before Pennsylvania Was a Commonwealth ; and
while other men have owed their places to the
triumph or defeat of party, helms held his office
under every administration. His 'death was on
eating:led by a fall upon tbe,pavernent..—ajelligen- ,
Crf
TheAVashington correspondent oldie Baltimore,
Chronicle, in alluding to the fatal course oi-MC
Adams, in denouncing-11m Senate, says
"His voice quivered with auger, which be could
disguise;iti the book train which ho occasionally".
.read -trembled liked leaf in the tempest, Jui lie
grasped it—ever-and anon. he would scream like
the eagle as ho hovers over his prey, and now be I
would lower. his !taco •ainiost to a whisper—be
was defending the Moue from the charge—he was
upholding the purity Of Preeident Jackson—it was
the Hebrew selling his inheritance for a mess' of
pottag?—ilie inheriter.ce of his life, of toil and of
$4,500,000
Another Duel.—The Glob° of yoWeiday; eon
-tains ttre following nutice itrnanotrghter,--
!Wc have aeon clatter, giyiot i brief account
5f it duel lietweenaulutel tliwin. Esq. streamer of
the Land Wipe in Alissisitippi, awl Isaac Caldwell
of Ilia c > tatc, formerly _ a partner uf_Geetge-Pniu
daitir; in the practice orlaw. :Troth the letter, it
Itioirl4l. that ; +t -At Paritliwen by, Gov- - E•Ywnit.
Toandexter hattpuldicisabuncil Mr. Gwist i , win&
being .
by-trto latta,lcaldwell, took the
nekrtel-illfiePolaiddxter'd hinds. "The *ties
' tbuqhtiatac4Wrined4rith fear - pistols, hdtinttblir
posulints pease apart, with thO right, of Wept:.
mg. Mr. t wt 4 ruhrencal,rece,iTidgitheirvirnint ,
foorofildrititivajne 1.941 0 4: 111 00 011 : 1 0 1 . MO,
hieppc ail: ** ll3 4P.4otAlisci( l 4 .
ed kir' pretidattr. - taliiell4l/,titittiWitattfteA
A •
-- • •
Z nilialx # lllonigikant-4aliob
:itothezt• at Smith Berwick, iMir s imigillica
thdimanit earl eapiribleid made him ad-the t . ty
Iliad ate. raufarho - bild been in*tatO PO 4
bs tiiiidSg *Aria-•
t![
lidieltatuatiiiesi bat Titlle.7"4le,
- tried MU' ofidoad,.ld4laortj . did %lama
a 111010i N nIlifel/"..WifOil - the` inalteli,rtrlif $ 60641
burobaihdi'li Paii( -53 e-tbiO3 , meWidir.- Via
flat i'l''WV:seOitia ;
*htfirtthaided eiparimeaf•-:.
- •
111;
•-
: E14,`1411...
AS
,;"`"1
_
- .oeikkfaikit•- _ i
iretice iredikiidE
iasOf la v a ease...iiiithe
Lanka ClerrebOAff
to the C 4 Or - and -Joar4l:-;lldir - petil4 - 41`
well as allether•To mid trot iietes 6 -ia it 4 'Giro
;
per cent. dimooot. berC, 140 ewer *Nick Bid.
die* rage 011 produce gold , or siker. for the fall
amount, arta not unfilameotly a premium of from
ono fo throe per one'
pariunt says, "thaWhig par-
Wl* ticattaad-wilLaacene biatiodT" The - lath.
suntans havo-*lt prying, burp s that partY for
some ew e . They su
.. TtleY
End tfiemseiveitts much pozded as obastoken
p r ie s t, who, after Flaring - by mistskat saalhalb•
Dere Service over a lira pet on, exclaimed In the
agony of embarrassment—LiThia ts a most di&
cult "rpm to bury-
The rapid lamest) o Population in Michigan
ii beyond ,sample, se attich 'so, that, tie learn, thatr
the Airmen, id the Wiener, find it.difficult to re
wire Sufficient produce ior their dwn
rorkis worth. a 2 pcF barrel--lard 118 cone; hut.
ter 20 cents,And all tither articles in pionortion:
Flour ts selling at Toledo lest week &ill:Monroe
£4 Dettoit,b,2.s,ChiCago„ 1114.—Detroit Free Pim..
The Washingionborreapon' dent egthialaltistiore
Patriot says--••Aismaitw 14strzial4: to to
Eaglaatt. ' •Roaes B. Tu t a . ii to b e
Chief Jos.
tice.--Pinur P lisaisixis is to Sll the fleirney. pa
Bench. .Aaas ICamber.tihr' to be eisafitsiied tattle
Post bee bcpsrtinebt."
-rdenstatene;.—lt is anions to !observe that`
witilat the Jackson !Apeman, denouncing the
Senatorial body of the Federal .Govarntnent and
desire to see it , prostrated. they are s canning the
State 'Senate, as the greet bularark of lOieriy.
"Your-bull has gored one df niy oath."' "Indeed,
indeed," says the laip'yer, "that quite alters the
case."—Philadelphia Gazette.
The reiutua from the Massachusetts MAOPri
son 'alibi, that there haa been a clear profit of
$7000 . " on the labor of the convict" for the last
year. •
Mr. Clay has recently harked fiir,blit farm at
Ashfield, Ky. 8 or 10 of the finest cattle that have
been seen in that State. • .
Criticism.—Tbe following good hit. at the style
of critic-win cif the prescut day, is from an English
Paper •
Picture of a Peasant Girt Stirriq the Pite.—
A rare specimen of rural
,simplici4. The figure
is remarkably graCefal laid easy: but tire poker is
perhaps rather two sq. curvilineal deviation
from a right line to the lhip of beauty wouldhave
Ores to this useful kitchen utensil a much more
picturesque effect. '
st_ i
Characterra of ' Bevblent ,Ifilati— by il troy.
Jist sick a man kooks as if be wouitrnt give
a fellow a clip wi is whip, prinekhini on a
sled hanging to his sleigh.
REV lE!Y OF 'OIIE MAILICKT.
•
. Pausalhe. Feb. 5, 1836.
WHEAT FLOV &by the Itidd was wont' on Fr
day 'l5
WH HEAT 140 per nashaliin demand
RYE FLOUR 1 70 per cwt. in demand.
BCC WHEAT FLOUR 1 73 per cart . a demand
RYE, by ttie oad 75 c eau by the bushel--road)
sale.
RYE CAMP 73 contirpotbushel indemand.
OATS 40 tents—read) sale
POTATOES 90 centsverbuslielin dcmaed. •
CORN-60 centsperbushelin demand
TIMOTHY SEED—S 2 00 per bushel
YLAXSEED—BI 40 porbushelin damned. I
WHISELY-31 eclat - per radon.
BlflTEß—l6eentspetpound—ittEitirslOcitupt
EGPS-Iscentspor dtmen. ' !
•
LARD—I 2 cents per wuidx . • , _
TALLOW-11 cents perpound • •
HAMS 12 cents per pound. ' .
BORN Cl.loP6Ocents perbusherin dentand.
ACON-9 Cenimperpound. ..
BEESWAX-18centsper pound.
.FEATHERS-40centsperpoand.
COMMON WOOL—.4o.2entsperpoind .
MACKEREL.by the bb1.N0.1.2830rN0.2,57 •
SALT— 624 per obi.; 1121 pet bushel .
PLASTER. is worth 116 50nertion. .
HAY $l6 per ton. . •
Notice, •
TrIE Tax Collectors of the different townshiiis .
in Schuylkill county; for the year's. 1834—'*.
who bare not Made their final return of •Stiftt
Taxes, are hereby notified to make their reins
on or before the Ist day of Illare.h next, in
Commissioners Office in the bOrough of Orwi
burg, as atter that lay nit allowances will • •
made By order Of the Commissioners
Feb 6 12 3 ELLIAII HAMMER, Clerk
LISP OF LETTERS remaining in the-Post II ir .
at Pots:mine, Februaryqst.
~IM.
:.
Anderson John thatin
Buchan Henry tidiest John ..
Boyer Samuel ! Knetweil John:
Bet on Timothy Lewis James
_. ---- •
Mocks W'ho'a : Lotd Sc: uncial . .
Cainpbal George . ;Leek's Mory
Chester Joseph m ac s' Elk, . /
Constantine Jub ' • jaimim a, F re d. •
Cohen Thomas lideyreJoba Hannan 4:'
Coder W. ilhaui Maws .14..1m
Davis Catharine Ma* Patrick'
Enp Mary .
Mogan r Sanb
Frank David Mallon& 'pho's
'Fisher Jacob . : m u d f ueirioti
....,
Fitibet bat_4 l in Noonan Margaret
Flagman ttebeeca Reeser John Jacob
Getbart Catharhits" Rorbdoy J ose ph
rGritfiths•Daniel . . R o wb o nom ut t o.
Oriairriancis s m ith B eau .
Gus Rabeit • . Steel John
I Ilearetten Edward Sheradon Tho'.
ilia! John ' Smith Richani: ' 1
I Hutchins John ' 1 ankh Win •
1 Helms C.Tho's ' Thomas John 1
Dania Slathiel ! ' Thotoas Simon
liege William. - i Tobia•james -
Junes-Win. Wilkins Andrew 1..
Jones James ' Weallingllerthoe
- - . ' SHIP LETTiIRS-
Haven Whim '!' Meyeril.'G: ;. -,
Davis William • • bkirris Win
Fatten Tho's ' ! Row ilujin •
Gailand-Josepk- .s' Step h -e•W" " -
Hodgson Wm ' r ' MAW! Thtet.
JitneiUtilitii* ertiFii.WilthilaWillutat •
kin 7 •tr,, .: fv: 10.1 . 1, ...' • f..• ; ' • ‘-:
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iiiir OtlankaiAlta - .iin the, eaPitil etiMk._,:iet , ll4
Company, fisr the fait ail tire/
irikilni ,
paid to the stpckhokieut or their legal lef" -- " --
tativeN 1114,3" the ithh eLtDll3,2 HARPT
Feb 6 'l2-3 . Treasurer and
DRAFTS 434 NOTES, .bound op; :
lwt received and for de by • 3 ,
Feb 6 12. - IL
Mouse tor Sitie; ,
THE subscriber wiliatillotpiSit
'
situated on Centre Street, a re w• site
below Mr. Gillingham's:store : th
l o ut is 60 feet front by @3O feet deeli, , an o :l4cit i
erected a two story Frame Dwellinglr
built,. and a frame Stable, with-sufficient roo#
'mimeo or three horses and a tow. • Timm*
well afro& water at the. door. $7
Possession sill be given on the firstof ttr"
Feb 6 1`241 . Apple to JOSEPH S
bails an , a elm&
37 41
IZMIR subscribers-sailer for sale an%taao
•A• of Ckteki and Watches at dinearbi '.(
They rriA are repair Clocks and Watches at
sbertrat notice. The public. mar 'be wean
dated by calling at house or JainelitAnirs s' s
Carbon. ' JOHN ANDERSON es• ROT
Feb 6 - . 14-I', ti
IitRIEI).COD FISH and Mack J . semi
mu' and-fid• ask by 3. CLAYTON. r •
Feb 6 12—
ASUPPLEMENT to an Act entitled an Act
to provide fur the erection of a house for the
employment anitsuppuri of the,poor itithsCotak,
ty of Schuylkill.
' Sam-rion I. Bo ik }'m acted by the Senate - .and
House of Representatives of the Catuswinw'ealth
df Pennsylianta in General Atientidy met. and it
is hereby Enacted by thikauthority ofthe mune,
That. from and alter_ the' pasagttaf this Act, no
Justice of the Pease in thd County. Of Schuylkill
shall be entitled' to any fee Qt rewdtd. ; foe grant
ing or making an order for ,relief or removal of
a*paaper.er patinsft, aod the names of paupers of
one tangy removed at the ameliinti all put
in one and the came order. ' , . '
Bromic 2:::That the Constables of the County
of SchuylkilLnliall be entitka to 'Tie for exc.-
4
....us on 'order for The releifor re of a pan.
rdr paupers, twenty-five cents, an five cents
: .., mile circular and nol more.
NER 311DDLESWORTH, Simker .
of the Muse otßepteseeete '
THOMAS S. CUNNINGHAM,
,Speriker
Of Mc Senate.
Approved the - twenty-fifth day of,Jiumary, An
. o Domini, eightam him:liked and; thirtyain...
•. JOS.- RUN.=
, . .
, Secretary's Office, Harrisb urg , Jan.. 26,18 86,
This is to certoy, th et the above is a true c opy
of the original Law on file and of 'record in sited
'office. . ~. ...
Witness wy hand and Seal of office the day and
year aforesaid. THOS. H. BURROWES.
Feb 612-3 &eq. of the Coramortwesalth.
IIIIIIKNOLOGICAL BUSTS, "just reccive4
apd tot:sidc by B. lIAI 4 INAN:
Fab 6 . "12—
• The Singers 2ifaireutine, -
L .
ONTAllifliG ail the pee and POPUlar 201111;,
`Le - published monthly—pricesl 50 per annum.
Sidiseripooos for this work received by
1. , Feb 612 " • It ; HANNAN.
ERIS Outlines of Universal history,
I LA embracing a coatis& History or the World,
from the earliest period, to the present lime
ranged so that the whole may be studiedlby pert
oda, or the History of any country may be read•by
itself; with questions for ..temination of Students;
illustrated with forty-nine engravings on wood,_
by Atherton, Partielce, and others. Also,
THE ACADEMICAL kr EMCEE: i)a selec
tion of Extracts in . Prole and Verse, frimi Ancient
and Modern authors; adapteito Exercises on El
°cation for the highest reading classes, by B R a
Emerson. Jug received and for sale ;ti
• Feb 6 12. B. BANNAM.
A MIDDLE aged Man who has had 10.,yeanr
practice,- is willing to - devote ttall'ithede, or
a part of his time at 01phi:wines, connected with
Book Keeping or accounts lit general. lilespict•
ablo reference* will be given. Addrest
HAYWOOD 4-SNYDER,
lap 8 124 • Colliery Footi - rotlitillsi, Pa.
11,1 IE soincriber offers 20.aahr-iw- •,
.his former stock- of Dry Goods:it; his Store
tn " Centre street, Pottsville. ibiorth "Woof and COM%
mon. Brandy, 'Thilliurd Gin, Malawi: - Vorteriffe
and Port Winci,Wkiskey, by the/gallon or bar;
rel, together. with Virtual. Rye. %browbeat and
Corn Meal, Chitureorn and Chonot i all kinds. •
'Feb 612 . ,lAMES:I3II.L jkIAN, Jr.,
.
MILOUIt & 'MEM of all*inida kept - I:041u*
ly on ha od and foi sal* by
Febei 12 . CLAYT O N. .
• Notice.. •
grAEORGE BOONE in& Ititat-fiellers; Aa..!
wouaignent of Peter Weigand; bare filed in the'
offsee of the Prothonotary alba Ctitui of Corei ! J
moo Pleas of County,' IttOactowit tied
tatement of their trust, and the add CoartlYi*
appointed Monday the 21et itafefilareb.lB36l
4 101feloeir, A. M. at the Coarteaggptiiit the
borough of Orwigabtirs. for Ote ixidifrinatten or
the mana, ankles canoe be ahowitAftidd - tlie ante
ought nottii be confirmed.. •
• LEWIS
Feb & 124 , • 111 tel
BOOk11;• : _ 1 ' •
fipHE:AMEILIGANINAINGLAI4D.
„ONE •INt A.I2IIOIJEANIN by; JAmer.
by: Boner; •• • -
GILBERT GIIIINAcii-.-Thimlewe Efink,
CASKET OF- KNOWLfiptlE:la.
ral int"Plirendoe;artisted•Rom:G
anillifflanimaryjlthsh.L. - -Etilit, • • -
incwork, joitreccored -,aofrioali)s
so f
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polunnii*. ANn_
; liorattichicbmilreraikomva for
4164 - * l:*** , ... toti#lo3loetia-40.414,
• - $m ,
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gigarboose.tea:
latTrblidad , Kolassaor
•New Orleans. 3111,14cida #.•
:and Se. teat
120=Caaltil Prentitun 'Clwt:eaa;. •
hymn and black Teat (in 841114ints4
16 half barrels bolledlBailay:'l_ • ;•,..';
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30 boxis Scalp...brown. 4'..7 10 "/-
400011 n. dipi . Candleailly;lokriiid
.50 half Imes Glass; 8 by - 10"aitif list - tte.. •
Cognicarandv and Gila ailiiiicirind.l
pipas
-25 Eighteen gallon Caska,Lnkolt.lvizte."
New., Fogland , Rains
.citai co* . C9MMOTh
rand
Pe'pperinint. arid Annineedteidlidi; Mkt.
Salt, Faith and Plketeti,:4kc-ilktui • • '
_ For sale by 111XLER - 4AIAGGEIRTYi
"Centre St..nextdpor 31arlinmseillkitet
~ottsviBa,Jan. -
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NATJEIALNS:4D .
'EWE •on band anrjOie*liir - Salatbietgoiciiii„
zAingassisrunen
Superior: Old E.ll. Mirrelrlf7V,lrie
' • - *YAW:
dd ' do do' , . bottled,
da do L. P. - digifl' do arkdraigght.
do d o
Port . da .1 , 400 Graitilare •
do do l• on &tight,
Broweeßbarrfald
.4,• • bottled
Pale der •
• • do , ' do do • "on draught,
do Dry Malaga; Street Pitabgriv .
di Lisbon and. Mar.-Maderrar: do
do may Madelmfrilltiarn -"7 -• do
Claret on draught:aid bottle d ,
• Old Hothead Miami:bottled,
• ' ChainpaigisenfEagle. Comet and Jolly
- t z -• - • • • Brands,
do Old 4th proof-Brandy.. . •
do ,do in. • -
do Champaigkie.llrandy lot azut2dguality.
Crignac add Bordeadr: do. 15t,24 43d do
Jaen. Spirits lat. 2rfintlßd - • .* do
MIL Gin, Ist 2* gailkY,. •
id E. Iturit,Com.Girrand Melanin Brandy,
Manongahela and:Common Whiskey,
SO. Old Irish Whiakey, . .
• - do .do Scotch Carribletari.Aothelteal Moan- •
taro Dew, 'warranted 2/I . l yeytra old,. .
Ito Cordials,' 4c.411cc.. - • •
ivere beepers and rdlier Nno:me:rasp - invi.
ted io call,where they / cad be supidled with Def.:
ter Wines ar.d
‘ Liqllolli. on better' tartan; :than
they have been getting, - • •
Jeri 29
Porous Wilk Halts. . • ! 1
r HE undersigned Udine'!DV tn mane
•=j -Aretering Hati;.(or'orwr r 44 - .- . 1
y fq4Yeirs, due.
ins ,Which tiankit has been kis ; ' tant,aim to
make improvements; jed to excel in workmen.
ship. With this object inviewhe has twice via.
ited Europe, and obtained access to many of the
mast_ extensive manufactories, particularly that •
ofiftastide dr. Co. Silk Hat Manufactureti, to Pi.
tie, - where be learned - ill that ..eetikk. be learned
i i ,
from skiers; in iclation.4 . : said • heeittess. B t
r e ti r satished with the degteenfrstifection to ;chi
t Impede 1 breach of ininnfaeten Cited ettei .
.:he ha*recently i&licittere of expo .
nrentr..which isixesultellin:thd discovery of e
ry superior einnposktiniffiliridiffeeleg.libich,wh le
it is trot affected by wet, equally resists the in -
owes of the `ether son. - While : other, silk
bins are stiffened, • and cemented irfth'.l =im
position Which will not permit the *hot
tlon of the head to pass olfithat used by th e e
bealieestm
fogligned. being PiFvu!. 7..itpi#Alii antra - on
Os free escapoan ' Offtheigr
iimportance ts the , Istidbrt elite .
Cr. . „ . -
Seth is the superior lelastiedror these hhts,
that, notwithstanding . ; their extreme lightness,
they will retaintheir" , shipe more perfect, and
kre decidedly more dirrible;thin those'. (though
itch heavi*) which aurstiffirsed With the e brit,
composition in codinnin'eso The stiffening
by the imdersigued; Is :prisparall b' himself
;and theseeret or ittieomposttion is knOwn
IDe elhor BetttOW.l;;.: -: ;••••/ ..--;,, - 4
t ‘ . The result' of Hie • eaithiried iiiiircnements of
the undersigned; consists in [hit production pr a
SILK HAT of ONLY 4 OUNCES WEIGHT,
pinioning all thegind qualities ie r viith arolesi
ableln a hat, via:Lightnes, Elasticity; Beau ty,
Durability 'irto Porosity •- '
lt
The undersigned tiong his renneficto in
the eity,alithe stark' is done Undeehis own per.
vocal inspection. • '.• • - , i ,
Order*. from anypert of the Union *. sou
:Pied ,with cub; or •mndtehbreir city secePia
will be promptly executed:`' ',,.?
Ver exterudeeassortment. an d superior
and!tionhility of the *ifs Hata
the Men ' s, worth,* otaitentinn., - T::,, , J
Retailers eiriluive - the.• lining* Otanipett
their own risineo;by Sibildt ;,theat:nen.
widish a reputation. fort-Renisii'viiri is
ti , dm. ' .• •
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-.. *ii ol i .l44 TßlClES'A o'' . *
fd: ,
Men's Ilata,:riidoitetc,;. Y f / „%'j
. YoutlesikLOntwas, ''..- • ; '::' 1 - 14.T.:' 33
L do. • Streight Creitini,'' '!'. .."'', .:- *7
Children's Taper . Crowns, -, ...., -. . 2
Sold only byithe.undersigied. at 142 •
mireet;Phtlidolobia;iini , irt , liinia Bier
Braid street. New York. ,
..:- • • '
VERMI34.-d menths,eradit
arteeptintesi or cen t
- - Jan 30, •:'11.3 r , ".;, Ai
Circulating
Milt subscriber Ismael
died Tolima in him (
eliding nearly 'alba ipal
a t e , wood within. he las ,
with licott i e.lhdweee•iliest
Novels.. To tl ate added
Publicetio," of the
16ei pier . ..
too. aid all similar we
[ No yearly sithseriptiona
all rlv.+ril l birlatoakitY.
1- Readisiii a,sotitibiiii[N.
stkeetien s M aw ankalPeaftlbi
roe aftisfeheipest4leiti rid
en it that Shiest isiyethec
lid, and itibasides:iitteitisim
eiesei thaldoire tikiristieattie L .
ed, 4l o . loeta4 - liiiit
int barb, mayhem isiwtes
reis is semb.betteritimit
and Whir is 'relitrisd
%teal y thasoipho aseilesetedt ,
: 0 4 4 ,10t.tonti ox iall*
08 97-etedeesee I Ctlelti*
latieibordy be
trith silent tele
:mss*: . .` is read' to mare -
fioNtowhidi - dithriiNtha
attd gosidiaos.
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