MI tlYt• IiOCNA facts Bogi Mt hat f . .i( • ' _ himt aside 8141 foi non e had , ' ued p rasa enhanc d th-: i t Alt • situati yet a eXtend mourn dings . •freque T.hj fully a ntada.i Fro Coat doer Ti as thi have co he subje A' the value o on. ngtr 'i wh noWl , ng a y and' sere are metal 4ge of thl i.ng th. - 1 ; Cottdort if, l oan dent manyo f , lue and , 4 ted, is ql 'La.ids a; • stimate.; 1835, th; sold, 5.,• 15,188 1 .tn t cy, in the v prci , coal the . pril,' coal been Ist of tons •o to ha 11, 1 Sent 35. Old his yea EE au :a t o._ .0 =ij I Is ved t suppl, r last at New lc about here s bell: ved tha 11 tons of coal i , supplies ntity supplied' ducted from kill, will sbo costwise f ust,, however, destined for le o Atßich .ly kir places meet their d It of t c in ry lit a sold lig allowing is a s dfrom the tz a,-since t • 836 r .gebuY 6,.1 1 16,76 31,361 47,28 79.87 NMI /82 )82: JB2' ,183' 81.910 87,85. 209,27 250;581 . 224;24! 33E08, ECM 4-r ' 1 g : 'I !ri Eli j 1,379,50 - the Above Mid tity Oat to .• t be remar, ;by the 1, aiouiut material!, qd the 10 2 i ° ' qi,tA exten verY, yeA new ,the .1d fines so aro the dotibt ra - wig be requ rifd gee are, cold from the aw; was take t aui color it .:ice' the coal , vein; next . s , liEr 4 16.64411,...4-4. 6c oit 1ic0:4114.1,..r0ta ip .11iStantuopired,.amithe . t„kiAlliihlg Ileb* : 4 l :i Mi . .. q*rittlens.. r. ' -- - -',- ~-* present any very intemiing most of the 'ambers nf= the sief the'imme.of the, .ICoid,. to of collecting and Misery._ stained relative. to.,ths Coal ith-that requisitiom a mini 4on contained in each of ,imr ly persons to be of little vat tn- with a strict adherSnCe- to ; (.4( knowledge, willl4ontain reap of the Anthracite i some , rs hence rosy be tieularly so n onr Coal I inmreht to our Le • giro, mn, to. her Parliament, w igntion, and appointed , a Com . . he in hearing and reenrdiiv vrintegi a large.amount of in. , oat interesting character, and 'Fledge -of the rise and Confirm. year to year, they would have very much, by the addition of ected t Of the .entie kn :de from the wor iindreas mbe obt superior who-he: • nd also etivefir: ur large pertatte •undantly thinthe made at re was r. :dying the ons. od thousands is cities and other ned who continue to built wood, value of coal as a fuel, ii rapidly i p a steady, and watchful eye to o the preservation of their buil ,s that occur with such alarming nd _populous cities . : of the article is becoming more evidenced by the investments st year. _ _ • he time, it appears that on the mainin" in all the cities 79,000 consunVtion for the year 1834 ock re .akpiping over from Sc uyikiLl , Le igh, 79,000 two 335,&95 131,250 a wunna 90,090 \ • he navigation 635,935 close of the close of the navigation, it nearly all the cities east of it eir wanti, and on the Bth,oi De • as remaining unsold in Philidel- market : ork and .ual to t 20,000 'hia and suburbs will consume ending April Ist, 1836, of which I I; this being added to 17,683, places along the line of thd canal, amount ..of coal sent down the i tity of our coal as having been . P .- Ipbiti, to be about 258,000 tons. • bared that several thousand tons • Philadel' the year bout 60, to all the he whol the qua ii Philad be game hila#elph lostng b will eve kas been stopped on the canal frost so early in the Season; ve rmeil the city-, as Chore was not ins of the canal,,,and )t has been ong' the atement of the quantity of Anthracite Coal e pry pal Mining Districts in Afenn commencement if the Coal Trade, to Jan. Lehigh. Lackaugnaa 1.'073 - • 2,240 5,0 ?.3 I ;393 31,280 32,074 , 30, {.3 25 110 ‘...- . 7.000 •41 750 -: 43,000 40 966 454,000 75 °op 84.600 122 621 111,777 106 244 , 43,700 131 250 , 90,000 • 1683 962, 4 . 34,077 2,497,5 - 47 it will observed that. in soine ,years the et was I ' than in the precedittgyear;ind ed in the year 1834, being no, doubt partly amour of coal on hand at, the opening of • t year, C the causes that. pervaded the U. depresse all other branches of busin • its blighting influence over-this also. - penings ese made in coal bed and !some of ged as to be Worked more extensively; but t the greatest efforts on the part of the °pc •to meet the demands of our coal the pre. ri { wally occurring in the manner ' of ..discharg nes, as in the commencement of the busineas out on the tops of the bills, either through a ~. or up. the inclination fanned by the dip 'of Om the improved plan Qrviroiking horizon. the lowest attainable point above the wcsoquenee of the CAM havingi been all some situations, we ire obliged to dater level, and to other means than itaining-it. inetican,coal Company completed the tr,:i left fe' the depth of 100 feet below • , but in consequence of difficulties l .... "xt: been thrown out of its• regular e" .. • , an incline plane in the stratum i :ne; have ,since taken iiitt It large a , lecel.: , , They- hstveithiek',on - am. - ;twig it steam tfegkooptOtttaily in the. in4.3d some . coil ` below the "thaw:Jeri i 23 '4, but tritiseV.o ii 4 V ll . o W ll 9 l *i t *7 00*.iiiiiiinite latirtky*beiii a, he borei-hiltirWthitt - iiTti** li 17rtil# 3 minthei' ,1 §Ii*iiie t-thstiltiold vtelqiit larrgOitoi*Odia t h e *k eittiblitatilietitoriciii6l:o6# l oPl* the Coat BOte i,rittiOeitiiiMerthiti* ' einkingswith thikiatii;!aiiiti****7 ONMMI BESEI • j'" • -1 0:0 144. 44 1 , 11 4,.. 7 14:04*.C.3*-: 6 0 111 . 0 6 4 1 5 t t 6 f-iq• tie;.Spo bn mince ii l ion the deep tgthiug iitiett-'.Srorked ilowti-tbi dip:orthe Ole distant* of ififilisit, tiring iperpenditulai depth befoir - tlie . ter level` - 114. feet, the Ind of coal here taiyinginits frant 3d ta,47 •deßit.at:this place a ate= pawar76 now ni °Partition.. • - . , '''AnOtber'Werkiag i,f tbe Bathe! kind on their BlacCinhai within boreugh limits, has been Continued down: 'theinclina - Om of . * veiri 174 feet below .the -water level, the tein.dippin,g icattli at in angleof sheet thirty-five degetstite . - On.the tract of land knowtins the York Farm 004 r -wait f the 'same character, is in progress, and hatiadvtuiced as-far as 185 Tent 401W0 anint fmatioe of 2S degrees; this being the-di of the stratum of coal,-the perpcndicalar depth being a • • There ha's alsebeen two more workings Or!tti ; • kind commenced, one at St. Clair, and the other a • miles-north east Of Port-Carbon. - • ,If is expected that at-all the p.• tioned as beipg . bbioir ,he water level, Steam engines • , erected Withie.the present ye. ras soon as it *can contreniently dole. leas been • tisficto shown , workings below the water level cannot be prosecut, any great extent advantageously without the ejaplication otthat great and eitensively Useful power, steam. This conclusion being the result of experience, there will ne play:ally. be many steam engines required hi this section of coux t rt a very few years, and our enterprising fellow citizens, fl a aod,itpnydei, are prepared to meet our wants in this line of :businessi et their establishment lately erected in Pottsville, where they are at precut entingett.in constructing three steam engines for various purposes in this. immediate vicinity. We think it may be interesting to those engaged in the trade - , and also to Adhere, to bring into view the. whole amount derivedl from only one of the numerous mineral products- or our stale, , which, although , yet in its infancy, is rapidly advancing into a, business of vast importance, in which large investments Of capi-1 tul have been made, and even at the present moment employ a great number of men. • The following tattle, showing the amount of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, produced from - the mines in Pennsylvania, in the term of one year, and the different places where it was mi ned, has been taken from the mot authentic sources; but as the statements for some of the places_ were made out more than a ,year since, the amount at the present tune will somewhat exceed that shown in the table. Schpylkill, Lehigh and Lackawanna Pinegrove Mined on the...Susquebann.a - Consumed in and about Pittsburg , Shipped from Pittsburg south and east consumed at the Salt Works in western Peruen. Cleared from tiolidaysburg . The amount above stated to be consumed in rittvherg and its suburbs, may appear to many persons at first sight to be. exag genited, but a reference to the filet that about two years since, there was in-that city and vicinity_ no less than 90 steam engines in operation in the various mahufattories of iron; steel, glass, white lead, flour, leather, cotton, salt, brass, oil, dec. . There are on the Allegheny, Kiskeminetas, Conemaugh, Crooked Creek,,Malioning, Saw-mill Rim, B riish Creek, Sewick ly, Yonhiogany, and Monoirgahele, abotit.9o salt-manufaeluring establishments; and `a knowledge of the existence of these este blishmenti we deem sufficient to remove all doubts of the amount of coal consumed in the productiOn of this important article of domestic economy._ . .- . For this interesting information respecting Western Pennsyl vania, we are indebted to the report of R. C. Taylor, a practical Engineer ayd geologist, for the Btessburg Rail Road Company. - The. dam on 'fumbling Run - spoken of in our last report as a bout to he built by the Navigation Company, it is expected will be completed in all of next' month, and with the one that has al ready been erected on the same stream, will contain about 74,000,000 cubic feet of water, and will increase the capacity of the canal to a much greater extent than any one, upon women tart' reflection, would be induced to believe. The Navigation Company appear to be fully aware of the im portance of the coat trade, having made many important improve.. meats in their canal since its first - opening, and we learn that they intend the•continuance of this course, also the reduction of tolls, or any other measure they may deem necessaryl9 enable the colliers of this region to-go into the market in him competi tion with those -of any other section of country. The map of the Anthracite Coil Region now in course of pub . ication, by Samuel B. Fisher, and spoken of in our last report; 1.. • been delayed in consequence of an enlargement being-desired by o any who will patronize the work; it will no , mbrace the cm . bounded on the east by the river - tglt; on the south by the .- harp Mountain,On the west . • .e i : phin - county line, and exte .. ing to the orth B.:of the Susquehanna, indud ing a seed, of country . ;..t filly milei in length,- eas and west,, and thirty -m• es ii .• . , th, in which lies the princi part of the first an. - cond coal basins. . . - T.' ap, delineating the relative sitestis.of so e 4 Ito ivri oo oat Valuable lands in the state, : and in üblished under the direction of a gentleman well qualified 1 the task, and untiring in his exertions to. acquire correct information; we believe wall possess great value in the estimation of those'who desire a map of this section-of country. - 1 Our canal,was closed by ice on the 29th Of NoVember lad, the ' very same day on which it was closed in 1831, *l4 the earliest period at which it ever was closed by this. cause, being about' ' three weeks earlier than Wind. Although the coal trade of Penn s ylvania is yetiaiiir infancy, we already perceive by the information we have before-us, that it is making a ateady and rapid_ advancement, and-in connexion with the east amount of salt,. Won, ate. manufactured *Rhin par borders, odr state will be justly celebrated for the wealth derived from her mineral resources. Fenns3ilvania has tieryappropn atety been denominated the Key Stone State, and it is nett* on 1y by reason of its geOgraphicallosition AO magnitude; hot on acdount of its 'mineral resceirw, wktch under the . guidined of a discreet government, and the ind ustry , and enterprise of the pee. ... - pie will be one great - source of t it 'hid luxuriS;of life, not only to themselves but to the inhabitants ofeur sister states. Respectfully stibmittedg Total. a 65 1,073 2,246 5,823 9,541 34,893 48,047 63,434 77,616 112,083 174,734 182,620 368,87 484,986 374,186 556,935 G. , d.'.Plitilraredu'il eat, .- ~. - Atii3iiiigiii,giiffile COnf3PtsV,AatfocietiOdikitisefreti* *lvinigi:gallillin 15 , 1836.;:116,.r4)H0i1ig tii44.ol4l\.*.ni*A# MIX/ 51 Y e t li et o 1 .4 64"1 1 1 4 i1ke A * l°.l / 116 ,WP ) !1 '411 46 , 1 4 M t:' '' ''' l'iiiiidei2t— IBURD PATTERSON' - .?• - ' . ~.,,:.-„, .-,..._ - ..,- ...., ..,....-- .4 .r i , :- • " . 1 . ..... ' ' 1 . ''''' ' .... ' • . A.. ' • , ... gt", s' ''. , ' '' ' - ;" ' ;' ''- :t" - ..;'", l '' ' ' • " ! ), :: - :` trealigrerafinel ss ... e r st i n :ri. *— ri A nd t re • ' wK : ua &a nal.. t'• - e - s - b '.. a r . Iw.-.-j.'t-- o nrl' 4, •.,.;:, 7,Boirit 1C11:1,4i4;i4 k*etkteelte:SlMOVlA l l l-. Wri. 004 C.; Miliiiiiiiii*Oilkil4olfiA..oollog - q 5 , 4 1 11 - 11 *1.1.44 '. ...;') - 7; z - ;„ ....-.4 - if.:`N.s.. - ..,- ~....., ~...,.,-,...,,i-,4-.,..- if i..' l ':' , : : ' , .'' '4 :'- ' ":::' ' 5 .- :', 7 . .`•;• :: - ':',32/„ .. 1.‘ , :fr :- .-:Y.: -.,.'';. ), E. ••• '-,.''' " 5. ,;-" V "-,- ., ' it: l '4'l.ZZ, ,i , '''C''''i -r , - 1.:.,;.4',..Z::",• ,7 ::.,;:i-t - ' t '.:. * , .`• 41, ii,x'-:;, ,, ,-41 1. Y.:;:ipt . ,:;:!,'= 11 , 7 '. , : :. , %.; .. .T '''-:,:44,ik1, Pat :title %Tan 4th -10118•• EM - • ~,^ -^ "tx'f, ~,f,-1011:111411111111t117-514011TBMALis ESSE OWN '556,935 tons • 12,000 8,923 255,500 1,139 166,600 . 3,800 1,004,897. tone MMIN _ . NCl* B64loo 4 l otiell 4 - : 4- it illi * - :- -- 7 - .. - 'Faila'Aild - fair Puttiti - 'doit ' t ‘ftelr - pitri_iiiw . did ootbai . . lotiiiii.tkthl.4 i.iiiivthe',OuneltifilObs'll ii4l*, ~..0. l aithateitkM OfthAt tteleteirit:i - t 4: Cese• essuled - erboieMsjesa . ar i l t b.„ 4 0 0 , 4 00 - i i , .Rigiostoollesi of, tehoyllo2=„tosiety, aid 'said hestoiustr wdlbe.vigimated iii . thi s Otplfekte Wirt ttliaideeaki.fiortaatiakiut2: j p, an#, 011 i Moody the Ilstaajr.uf bitantk' ,.. =kin the - Rani a pirirt , useh . - bi „, , ,,. _ - • -, ,:. :.-;._ : , --:r L Gikt;ia Milks and , ''. --.- I . . ) 7 1 ;ta*, tiiitoriarthe estate of ; , ! iller - .litk - i tt Petui,toiuteltip. ,*. - - -," '. ' • 30th ' o' ~ s 1885: - I ' .006 : , it. Goirdill of .le. 6aihk , Atm . . . toe and *try Yoln War abklkeliod: 1"W !, .‘. Yoh. /ateofNitriregnut towtOlp r deed.. ~ 30thAteember:1835. 4 'S.- Ahdrew Selma/ arid soht e riehmitlts. EN eentrifir of the estate of Moire* • hmellf. hilei 'oT •Lower Saluintango totrinduir;tlebeased,ffled 2 at January. 1836. - . _, --.- 4. William Haggerty aa Lattrertas • Execitiors Of the ester otiMieba.ek rlboft,rn late of the borough cir Fottestille; 'deeettietl, sth February. 1836. , 5. earnual,Sillyman, Adittintetrator of the . • tate of IN illiam .pott. late of Mpufleita tottirosl4. deecasted, filed 6th February. 1836.. , I JQS. HORSAH, 1. Registers OfWee. Orwiga. i - ICeter • boron Feb- 9th, 1836. c , 134 4 - Public Notice: ! 1 . I REDEN PREII2, ofTamaqtra halt in di s general Assiffnment of all his p operly, teal, personal Nod mixed, to the suhrzibers, in trust, for the benefit of biii Creditors toek hereby give Notice to all persons. indebted At; the Said ib l Reuben Creitz in any way, to _pay the same m. mediacely, and those having. demandlt !ago het in him to present the same totber of the, Zo .ri. berg; Assignees of the *aid Reuben CreitX, as a foresaid. MICHAEL EVERSt, SA MVEL DE" PH c. 'tames lin, Jan 27, 1836. !13.8! • Colliery Works, , Steam Engine and Rail Car Manufactory. THE sutivcriber; respectfully infoliml their friends and- publj,e7that they , are.now pre.. pared of their er,tahltihment ip Pottssillersi to 4=e cute orders for making and repairing Steam En. gines„ Rail Cara, Steam Boilers, Pumps, Circa far Mill nearing and Machinery of eery, description. They also hove constantly lon Nand! an assortment of Miners Tnnls, sneh as Eiledge,s,l Wedgps, Picks, Rakes, Drills, Crowbars,-Ike i equal in quality sod at as luw - pricos as 0114 be obtained elsewhere. N. B. Smith work of all kind carriedori as usual HAYWOOD & SNYDE S. Feb 13, 13-4 mo In the Court of Common" Pleas of qehityl- kill County... • elnilin Josephine Everle 141 her next friend peter I -.• ' .stibpeona t stir I Pi. Glassmire. .. • 1 tore.. vs. Samuel Everlv. T(1 SAMUEL, EVERI.Y. : . • r$ AXE Notice that, *oar wife Julian -Towline • &may, has fi le&her Libel :in the !Coe of Common . Clean of Schuylkill County, In lab] 4. she Brays to be,divorad , fmm the-Benda of at., 5im031.1340 which. she has , entered intop ith coo. The Court of 'aid County have o red that you be and appear at•a Conti of mon Pleasou be held in and for said County. a Or. wigsborg, on Monday the 21st day ,of March, 1836, to answer the libel of your said Wih. . . UENRY RAESIt- LEheriff. reb 13 13.6 In the Court of Common Pkaa•of Sekuy; kill County. "• - fineennh W ilkee by her next friend . Valentino Mellon. Subprorta sin Di. tit votecii Alerender • TO ALEXANDER WILKES. Mit AKE Notice that your wife Susanah Wilkes; ■ has filed her Libel in the'Coart of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County, in which shupraye be ilixoreed from the Bonds of M.atrnon into whieS she has entered into with yon. e Court of said County have ordered,tha on be and ap pear at a Court of Cummop sto be held in. and for -said county; at a igsborg. on Mondiy the 21st day of M a , 1836, to answer the libel of your said . . HENRY RADSEL • Feb I 313 Sheriff. TO CA PITA lASI'S. Valuable Coal Landolor date., rrtfiE. subscriber, asaignee 106.1NETX . & A w ALTON, lifers for Bele, ai a part of the estath assigned him In trust, Iwo of the finest tracts of Coal Land, in Schuylkill county, hay. ing the incorpo - rated tovertof MinesvOle thereon, and containing the following .celebroted veins of Coal, viz:—Tbn Diamond, ,Kantriee, Primrose, Maros, North and South Veins, with One or two inore, all yielding the best quality of coal. Attach elloo.these tracts is a landing it Schuylkill Haven, and they are trarorsed.by the Wolfrotek rail rota., joining the Mine Hill and Schuylkill - Haven rail ru e d. ott theird. alreadje mined and carried m argin. ft rondo , ro has been found 6f the best quantity bitti e ,itobrought to Philadelphia, and they ate believed be equal in every facili ty. of access to' any tract in the County. For particulatav and a view of plane, apply to JOHN J. WHITE. Philnd l a. jag. 9 _ AL SUPPLEMENT to an Act entitled en Ad lik to provide for the erection of a house Or the empfo*ent and support of the poorin thiCoun• ty of Schuylkill. Severs I. lie _it enacted by the Senate and House of Representati Utuves of - the rnmonwealth Of Pennsylvania in General Assembly of th same, J metiand it ia hereby enacted by the authority - That from and ,after the maga, of this ct, no ; ,Inatine of the Peace in the county of Schuylkill ' shall titt entitled to any or reward for grant. kw' or making an order for reliefl or ‘ - . val of :a pauper or Waters, and the names cepa. - of •onoßunily removed at the same time ,: , be . pot In one. and the same order. -' , i . • iraciiAt.2. That the Constahleitetif the t, !of ErChnylknl. shall be entitled la secede, entiiirint wile for the rOcifor rearm/ o 1 ltOr Or lianitete,"twentyAmeente, and li • :per illild circular and no more, ; . .- • r,-3(Eit, . 4 1IXDDLESWOrellkibiris. ~- 1 :. ' aftbe /ham of: • " , ~', ' ' IsOliAllc I§; CUNNING : ~ 4 1 -1 61/ 0 6 ' 'r" ~ APProved.the twentylftb.thty,_ &nail . An, itrl*ditioArbhintiltiutttred and i %,-s 7" • 11..... .----, • 1 ' .-1 '- • rl4 -- . I-* I'sl4 iratee: . 10! 41 0 11 .' 1 1.,-"liiii• 10-coury UNION Illblift Ma ' _Copy 1 vtglikviii,o4aw in Akio gif4aav maid I 1 iiiii;',., ,! ,- .: , , ,, , 111,, - ;: . • ~f , E,.iir _my Aga and Sal alt teal T ori'itiCeimikt., ..iitiKtit4 , lL ., , wEIL-. - 1- ;). / WitP.,; , ,,Ak"%oftbra • CT= '-: - . - --.. - ,t - * - - - : 4,' - - - ',';: ,. ±.',%' - :;'- . .. - ::' - cr1.. , ,,J1...,-..;:„..,:.,.,,-,;;;:...; ~..,-,-; , • ,t 1.-,!....t.::::,.. -n:14,='..2. , , , •-• , - - i' , 1 7 .1._ - )N:..,:::It - -..-Vw; , :r .. .. 1 ; ,VS-: : :,.., sitc,-;-''' MEM A --' 2 - %,..4...,;:i,, .:i p , :t : : ':•::' ~,: r.. :.,: r , ,- iti e ui ti „, --,-•.., .1.: - . : - . - - r - , 1 ; - : t.,f-. 1 -,-- .."liiirt„„throwitt 71.40- ,...07 = tr- 846 na as w i „,,,,,.., ' ...,_,ltiktr.k.,-theittifut, ..„,„,* ,_.,.14,71.11,m,,tek1«,;.ti,z,,,i .„.10 . -,„ ' oii IY V PI,I ". - • i„4- 'Awl", ' ititer that - I.4ooeni - 16 mr • alb s Coil= laa" -11/;42IderELUAELHAS4E-Rt- Feb 6AA * • - ,beti t .. t ~.-ta,.., t - - . , Ie -• ' A -6 Phischuitkurßaii* l o - ;Choir- ! ,": ' I , 2o.eowsta, Feb: I 1836.: Ipii Board erbtaiiage re halm' this de tkeerar. ItfetriLdividcodorlioirtarr ce . aLer land a. half &late a abare,,loo Ithe4iepital'atee .o,:the Oxopany, l foi the Int els, moths, ',hi ;WI, be paid to-tbe eteekh4hira.':or their-legal . ._ . tathres...after the lOtlitittit., ' - ' *: • • -- • CA4DII:O3 HAR Pkltil, -;, F e b 6 .12.31. :- 'Trebaurei tuialSee*tary:.'. ' ' T illeare tb*. B 4 l- • -.*.•: . .1 ~1 eableritier will Pell itiririfte. l If - :•.41. oho ROUSE , which he reildekl , li situateil eatentre atter. a &tir 'dorsi below Mr. Gillhigbam a albite.: L The. pra t e. i Lot is bl) Ibetfront b y 230 !bet deepoo*bieb jai erected ' a two etary Frame . Dwelling . H well built, &Mi. Note Stable,rwith suffieusa :xtkentoj beep merit- three horaie ants' cow. - ere is .a well of giroHJ water at the door',. '.MO.-- Poasealien lull be even oet the'fi vitik "L .. F e u $ 124 0 - Apply to! JOSEPH r-;, IST OF LETTERS -the poet INfitte, bat, • Pottsville, February W. Inl I ~. . Anderson John Katharin . j Birchen Henry .RellettJohn ~ floyergatinel , " Knotwell John-, ' Boren Timothy - Lewis lamed -.. Brooks They , Lord Samuel • ."..' Campbell Georgey ~. Cheater Joseph him are Una • - • Construttme Job' • . Maurer Fred H. Callon Thomas Moyle John Hannan • Coder William . MBAs John • Davis Cat4ume - Mahar Patrick f , Ent) Mary ' - MaganSanth ;- Frank David ' Midgerisr Theo .'. Fisher Jacob - .pi 88 8.0.1,. 0 „, 0 1,1i Fisher Nathan • N, : ao, if - 0 ; 8 7, 8 , , Ferguson , Rebecca Reesei John ictiti Gebhart Cathafine , RbbvleyJoetsph„ Gratin Daniel • HoWbottom Wm: Greif - Francis tBmith Henry Gan Robert . • Sited John I . • HearerteU Edward . Sheradmi Thee - , Hill John. Smith Richard L• 2 I/itching John Smith Wm - ' Helms C. Thee • , Thome Joluf., ' ' Harris Slathiel _ Thoinas &Mon . Hegs William Tobin James , ' . • Jones Wm.' . Wilkuut AtillireW L. Jones James • • Weeding Herrman . . .. SHIP LETTERS. • ' Bukwell - William : Meyer IL G• Davis William - Monis Win Ratchet. Farrell Tho's ' Row. John _ __, Garland Joseph. • Stephenson idrdliana Hodgson Wm •, •Watkins Them: •: James John care of drat-Wilfiams Wiliiam kin Pritchard, E: cln cagertit- t. - 11 ErPtStioni milling fo'r leiteni in tße libUve Liit will please say they are adverdsed. - _ • : . , Gum Bimini G 004146 grjENTLEMEirlii ; Gnm Frock '' -Coda,' 1 u" Do do do augalooria,. Do • do "do *laugh opiarnahote. Dr do do Yfolakiti 9tfr SiOt Do , do- do SOppeodere, -. Ladies, Misses andrhildrens 4110010. , Do Fared and Far Lined-Moroi .; Do 'and Children's do I Water Bottled', ke., Josereecive4 sod for sale by • .N. N ATEIANS, NO. Gum Elastic Corers for sd Woggne,Curtatils . t.Poota!, - e 4 to order. , • ; • A '' A. Gilt . _. GRATE fit past favors; and haring per !the entire.stock Delon to toGiledt.- * would_reepectfullyinfornt h friends 'O mer customers, that he intends tinninethe - _, liminess at the old stand, where he will beitappy th supply them with merchandise ht the.lowest ires. ' -4. He has now on hand i!. large and le _ „ e el'- ' tidps irt v ment of _ _ ... .... ' Gads; Groieriq, Liquiott, tirineli • • rain, Mild, Gleigs; Queenstbart, 4 , c, , : slating of the fbiloWing,aniong other deer ' Cloths, satinets,Casinteres. BanntifOrlow* tLinens, liens, lawns, eambfieTt, gltigi, - 1 Hosieret Canton flannels, cUcksilidamk r!. 1 Tieltings, drillings, prints, eards,Jbeeverteene, Sakti, satin4lphawls, haridlterehlifs, eravam, ~, 1 Blankets, backinp,padcriags, si4imader*---- , 1 ...CoatingsrptkA'elottM, limeys, wadding, velvets Cireassionalrestinge, threads, cottons, merit** Gloves, Phut, fringe., Death! olgi . 4.earileting. '' Umbrellas, etinforti,earfeiehatip' hlemorers, Counterpane*. crash, diaPellt, &It' ''''-'="--- --,--- --___ . GRO,CIERIEB, . ~ ' 1 Rio:Leg' ir . a,l3t. Domingo Coffikii. ' . , St. Croix New Orleans, Havattaingars: Loetand lump , . • --„do Neer Or and Sugar House wham: . iGnn Po r, Young Hyena fildichong ... . I one d Bqb . ea Teel.. •1. . • Chocol and area, die. . 1 ,----,-----. ~ Brown yellow soap . • ..-- . • • CI . .ee, nutmeg s and erCalLtisP , ..!. • i erne jinpper f inustard - twec- - _ "I and-keg ratans Currants and rice ' . Cheese, codfishonitekerg and .itlitialer. 'Mould and dipequidle. - . - --- - -;,- -4-1 Eackrand bbl salt Iripes and smoking toteterei • ... . . . 't panish, teilfspahish and am pegkis ,LIQUORS & 'WINEtt: • • , • - Cognise se and comma' brandy, Rutland and common-gin' .-- ':. •• '-. Old Irish whiskey andilanOtiti *Ai 1 New England Nat and itrhishej.by the bbl Liabotv reltdeira; port aadisigigswiniiir -, -11 . Assixtruent of_Breds and . -,.. .Crockery,Ohinaand gluts' Glass by theleit. I' , ' , ~ •i. : P!Ol it i! i t P I O' via Pow der , ;; ... ' =3 CIO. ai,,,* %Sena- IE =MIME 11261 Illiatiprtri;l%l4e, *lnch withbisgeiwati4Selifott apt ,aie6~fol' each oir - mxtu.k.and Amity Ora ' . _ .1. ..,,,;-, -. - , -- witikik•,,&-- ~.._,.___„_- e' • - hioria*-74 i- • itmilDriUk ,I litieeilit*',,ithieell4.. : ' -4..kektrafililn .110iiediris 'MO's' 1;`'• ' lt -• ingiet7 -i'cetiOn4 Al Vail° if " Ptin 7mPerPll • ilivit-i4B *poi li.. a> porbiati:Orelek ilum,ttsokrF li"..Anr-iitailteln- aeono4i3th. , matier ar il lid aticei '" . , sa " : theirLtN:' r , t. : --. leir, '''' or'-• ' '____-,., u.: 'f' ~ the .a....... 1111 ilbread‘r-Lap7 : - - - --- : 1 ant..0,,,,--7. ...Is - ~,, - l'ilropc i %--7.,,, . rk ; I,"*!•:`;iiiii(4.ll.4' it i ..., " ris *fished -'l. 1 i5t..... ~"; : _ii,!, l l'..‘:- g : ;,;_:;':,,!,::.;, :;4.,*, 1}`..1, NU ME LANDAWS.4)O4IO 131 . - 1 001 6 - •- !!.;`- *foot* fibeirtA l kt , *.o the wait need ipeAhatlh• *hag*, oth4.6iihit ItistelPir an/ liithOoldottetist iniorimmt. •tiarsoltv4askegliett - biAttairiaiN'Palineles.andethers , .. - THE' CADEHICAL4P.IIAKII3II:4, termof 114ttnicli it' Prosiand Varmiligiut IMMO" ' itliditeark Whew eirap6Olia - 43ention. Oilhe 14644 Maillit." l "‘ b* 11'444- :Eaten** 104 In4iverl,* *jai" • F* 6 ,4, sr#SNA:le . law*, . 41. rod.* t a : . err, 11- 1 1- 0 14 1 anie,litanYballinslie 0 apeetedir* , '' • Book Yipping , or =twits"stasiiiiLl l!! iirimp*- 7, " 1 " 11 , 1211 . Otee. , id HAYWOOD & ISHYDEC:„ • Jac 6 124 , CnUiery' illi'orki;.24artahli. • M "-4. k.. .. ' '.1.0.,..„„..4 ~.., 4. if:•_l"FO''E.- 11. - 131XWE itill J,esieSellers,. Ali:. of Peter Welted, havelledje - the .?, eine& of Prottketotalaf theCiitart.ofCetti,. ‘ moo P./eal(dgehnilka• - lith at !m"l'llit P1i1..,. etateasenttf their' trite, the owl part_ ____,.. appointed Monday M. 21.1 00 Sr hilee.l . !P i k: . _ . 11'10 o'el*lt, A. M. it the .Court ` Ham s 1 .1 17.; • ....E.6 borough:otOrwipbarg. -6, the'-eafirinett4M sr- the same, 'unless tit Alie he show*,.;-: ~1 11. 4 1" 1/00 ' -.. .1.. ought sot ho,cearfl,l'vet 1 i , itrtiktilti. ': '• - - 'Feb 6- t 2-4 - . _l . ... : ' N' IYrICB.--Tite,,credi l ore ofjoliii Daniel gate of NortrivarthmishiN - • month demand. end alrother moon Intemetet Uie estate of said drumened,sre.lniebrnetißill tai Lettere of Adusloistrititin have ken , gritittneV he tthe *peter of the cotinty of.Botitnik i ll, 10 Vrederinit , C: kill ennui', and John C:CattrAd; ?tale Porcisitb -- Of Pettmille, Schbylkill etAkty. All s indebted tot tbe ittitr 'Mtge will please to make payment on tot befimitheillthet April n and the Adoantletraterieilli attend at - the -"pot. house of Wallkill Mortintell,pa, said day, at 2:oeckliek. P. M. fao4d- pnypiNt.lid pawn* having claims are lintrouttedlo "lake the • mine known ',Moat delay,to , tonibtste. , FREDERICKS:I. CROL'4, ' • I -JOHN q: CONRAD: AOminiatiatora. Jan 301836 ' 11-4 • rntiti Sane", 131UNalt and Bloom AIN Basket rod Drum irt - . . Frailes t Citrons and • Fab and Elpinnitt Ca and Pinklfai;, '• Romance Afieboviet, .t '• Lo'uttlai Rance, • Canton Soy, Soy, Curry Powder'. • k • Joh i t Bull's BeefSteek gi k ai m k; • Pickd Lobsteri.CleMjAlAsituelvi; Far.sale by, MU/lank& j aa 4o . . -' n.. 1113 Rio oine,lN o . 16' "Iker•& — C:!:`, , ,? . gad% ,1114 S new ar4 Nib biliree t. --:_ ~_• ' .- " ,:t vi.M. slarbouse, New Orlas M ; :. - itai;' ' - '7,4 indtridniad--Mobutees - - :.1, ~. Nair' Or f, s , Nuatiniade .- itinhk , , , ~..,;,, _. ... , and St. ' - &gam ' - '''"l7 ~. , , 0 ,.. • 20 dailt: e erniain fy. ' ' Young_ yroon an, . mat . 'Fein' (in /16 likk Clie.t . 16 *lf . led Bailey. t:. -.__.,_- . ~.., 4 1 30 boxes ' , ilidelphia) Soap; brown : * lalleir;:t..4 2000 ' ' diPt Caad-.: WiliiirsOuldlfi.. -.-.), # I. . f:. - Choi. Obi, 10 itel,lo lil ih,;..': '. 14 # . .ie Brandt wad ern iniriprea dad *AA ‘ 1.? " 25 Eighteen _gallon eindia Liabon .... New - England 'Ram. Centrum fra. lcana awre Brandy - ... Feppenant and itinit4iCirie4fiii, •• 11611: . " • Salt. TA and - Plaster, &C. &c:__ ...' _____ llTl _L_L_. For adely MULES.* 11.0. MISTY " - 'Centre St.wext doeria3larlintersalialid: - . .., Pottsville: Jan. 9 . -....-:. -'.. •- i . S!' .f - - ....r • - " r" _ wilt bo . eb 1L qpiikoOlocriiler has innittj oth.iiiii a;4f;olinti,;:: -=, Bred columns m hia - CiretdatitiuLibiniTtimi• cludincriearly4ll the &Wattle* MI Bert liter : , ena yeat ma store; uisned within the brit twar 4 - logethed.,, it's Sobtrts, Balwar'sjarnee, . .4nalsgtent ..' ovelsJ: To these are added mirehly• --,Pit mitt. üblicationa eorthe day as they .#' ' ' , kink . the in'eimm .. .-• •_, -.1 - . -',..-- .. -, --'•l.. , ' " ' : 'l.: : ' ; ''''' " ' . C Tints : iott *Ektnim .‘ --- ''32"rnd. kridnllimallei 'retie; toil Idayilteitnite °aim:Vols.' - ,• -.:••'-'. '' - 121 . • ' No i4arti:liabsoriPtioni will: M .-Teethed; and' all worts will bald9o bi,tberol‘virth _ . Reading is i'4 lll N;4xitkofsoaren4rtand in- - 1 itructlne As an anwieoe,-' lll P-P 2 490i 4 4.7.- of!e•Of the e-JseiPestAittcr tuenC3i. !Um, mg . ..,O4Pesiiited. . .. on it • that almost any otheititaultcf Pal inifetaa.. , lot, and le beans intriniii?dty iiteferoWolnosiE dose' the door tediesipiittoni andii et* atiegaii ed tvlth sedately Total- inthreariciklitnettwid. inn brill some teen .Okiiiiial o l,4oLtiM ll4 Noi l yele iikUrely; better Ilan tnitfali .nottihrz et ell: ,and intact la retorted trkeenerelly iti!, tritihriiir non hyltbine who are nei t opa to !mks nti itiW.. er Character. It hao oftirn beenAtritntentan(en. i 'sting litetunf 11 0:: 1 4 4 04.,IPS -* I dIL!: 1 nary inence Ern . 11teratitie and ne.** ~ A ' uiriuta4k t ikeiliAii4rfa#. - gY .II ited absetly he tok*-4V-, - ,' ' ,_,,'''' men , writhAtt - learritwei: *red ,;' i itilerrinig , lA . , - pipette ready Vireo:44e *abseil at Alde-,tot. - 6ce, W tirhieh we idyll* *tea ' ,ot"- ' A and gltintilu!.. - ,..,.,,- ~-11, . 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