sylvania Legis:
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IN SENATE,
Fe
PORT OF THE COMM
er,from the , committee
land report the fricts coyte.
attempt to eorrdpt the into
e vote of Jacob Krebs,on •
the Senatorial District, co
•r Emilie and Schuylkill, a
n of the Senate of Peonsy
ing report:
' committee entered on the in
tn with !the dearest imptess
e. For the first time, as far
ii e tnformayl, a was alleged u
nate, by ti Scnnter, that en
ads to corrupt hisintegrity
Thi'aesumed additional
circumstance, that previi
ore, it had been proclaimed
wspaper conducted ;by gentle]
n committed the printing of
li enate, and who might therel
is be considered zni officers of
tide alluded to was headed,
1 . eyed," "The artls of the
and contained the following
nnot express the feeltngs of
d dread with which we prod
.t. And wheq we state that o
Senator has infOrme.d us,
wins of money were made t
, ote for the bill, it is to be fee
r has resorted to the exercise
led and warranting •influenee.
contained no names, tended
n allay intense fueling, eter3
is character was involved,
, had hen instituted, and
To effect this ,the printer.
Samuel D.Pattersbn and 0.
• tit to a resolution la Ote Sena
tsar, and there inlbrination
acob Krebs, Esq a Senator ,
aunty.
rr committee, did not esteem
ceed further with the examine
on and Barrett, nor do they
them to point out any course
nate 'n relation to these indi
er think themselVcs justified
ost unvit,lified disapprobatio
standing in tlic rotation whicl
.odv. The testimony in their
-tification of tl+ course pprsi
oes not sustain the cliarge . ag
ates Bank, to whilili they 'gar
üblication, and which was ca
ded, improperly to execute tl
ommunity.
. Krebs in his statement mad.
e 10th instant, having disclose
. the testimony °lithe first tier
ea L. Dunn, of ,Reading, ar
. d, Esq. of the Ildusf:of Repr
ersons who had endeavored t
the committee ordered Mr. I
e them, and by a resolution
consent of the House of Repri,
d the appearance of Mr. Ci
lemdn betqg implicated by lid
"re6e, who was examined, by
witness under oath, the come/
separately for such statement
might think proper to make.
leo, examined .Vlr; Burd Patter
John Ulrich, William Hotte
l' Mahan, Jripob gehr, Willis
Bermeville Keim4 as witness
to of the parties implicated, al
Mated, and We tekimony of
er with the minutes of the c
• ithNubmitted, the eximmitt
ry tO do more than give the
own= minds, upon a full exa
Mr.
enquir
alledge
`fluence'
tore fro
countie
resolut
the foil,
You;
ed to t
porton ,
mitte
of tbe
been n'
his PO
from t
disclo
in a W
had
of the
respee,
The a
aie he.
citiled
"we e:
ring 1
ocrati
largo
lii7 ould
Ml=
linnet
artiel
cite ,
that
flame
ME
pqrsd i
CM
inte
the
on t " "
ing
of J • = l ,
Coq,
1111.
tog
het
ces
the
the
f
,a.ets ant, tostiuriody adduced.
rst. 4 —The committee believe
Eta Bank did nolA 'Other direct! .
at pt in any mariner 11r corrupt
or fluence the vote inf . Mr: K reb
r le contained in the . Pennsyl
State Journal of thePth instal
o„ and. the otlierj, alleetions I
are wholly unfounded and 1
shadow of testimiony.
econd.—Tho committee deem,
"press their opinion uprin the
rad, as he is a meMber of the 1
Mativevand direetly amendab
as they hfive no doubt. but a
i ,t such measures hs may be n
'their own dignityar.d that o
ird.—As the character of M
may be considered in some .
e charge made, the onnimitt.
ay that all the icatimony has
• he has in no manner att •
a t• the illegrity or influence
; bs, and that his conduct, so f .
e eloped by the ineciiry, is Ire
i.. of any dishonorable pr irnpr
oettJa.:—The comm ittee have
rt. t care and much anxiety, so
i. ony as implicateat Mr. James
wi I be olsserved - that there is so
)e eep the testimony of Mr. ICr
o ry statement or defence of ,
eu • mittee rely irnpOcitl a t . , in the
be; but at the same time they
v ying eireumstancfas,may be n
el Waled by suppotfing that
,M
tr in his statereect at' the conduc
a - re to have bees easily a tarn
ed approaet to Mt:hence his
p ced on - the ex preeSiOns of Mr.
ri us construction tbfah they WO .
veyed. Be 'dais Sur it may, lfr li
ogether that he had any late
ti improperly to-influence the ,
o Mr. Krebs. And the proof o
t of his character Would lead
rrfide in his stateMvlt. . With
look' at all that May extenuat e
r. Dunn, and under the belief
live deliberately intended or cx .
influence Mr. Klebs, the co,
boding cannot w iihhold the ex
i, that his languao warkhigh
srving of their ryprehilnaieo;:
or, recommend a4y further pr
[Lion thereto.
Fifth.—lt wouldi be imprope
DA without some ewatk on th
:rebs, a member of our own .•
`is the disposition Of the comm
a much delicacy as their sense
pit. They howevdr deem it du.
ay, that they esteem the chars ,
ar very reprehcnsihle in not I
unteiiting td the §enste what
ssious attempts to corrupt ;tie •
luence his vote. lied this ,
trich of the excitement and n
minces which have ensued w.
oided. They deem bis course
le, as Mr. Krebs communicate
Ca in whole or in part., with t
hp names, to different indiv* ,
'Am the subject of tr letter he
rhieh- wasi read .atla public poi
clittylkili county.! To soppo
de Senate is the imperative d.
erit,and your committee retre
iew of the circuit:stases' coo
ed
fee
• an
E
01
t 3
; C 1
lIE
IN
atiire.
,
lieve that the Senator from Schuylkill oilianty4 in
the micess of perhaps vitell.intened,. but certain
ly misguided zeal. to effect the defeat oqimeaeure
to which h was rio doubt honestly opfkisedilbas
most unha ily failed in the discharge of this
duty.
The committee having terminated the inquiry
with w hies' they were charged, offer the fillkitv
ing resolution:- •
Resolved That the committee betcha4ed
from the further consideration of the
26.1836.
EE.
ppointed to;
led with ad
rity and in
of the Senn
posed of the
reeabty to a
•coin, made
Impurianit from Mexico. —By the Netir Orleans
American Of Feb. ltth, we learn that lettersbad
been received from Vera Crux, dated Pirti.;l4. by
which it appears that Santa Anna was still in
San 'Ala, kinder pretext of assembling an army
against Toias; that his army did n i iit exceed 3000
men, and that he was fearful cf ening in person,
under appr 4hension that there would be insurrec
tion at lionle; more afraid probably of the balls of
American rifles. There are no arreed vessels
getting - out, at Cam peachy againgst Tesler', as had
been. reported. Tamaulipas, and prirtieukarlY
Tampico, and also Cliehnahua, are in artate of
great excitement against Santa Anna, rt6d the 600
men which had -arrived, in Tamaulipas for Texas
were detained there to keep down the apprehend.
ed rebellion against the power of the dictator.
Terry intrust
on of its im-
A your, com
p the floor
Uempt had
n.:l influence
t,i
i v nir t r o t
i a rir i .., '
.
o the world,
nen'to whom
the' journals
:re, in some
this body.—
`The people
k have pre
! expressions;
i cep htknilia.
ini the start.
e firm Dem
hat offers of
him, 'if be
ed that this
.f a most tin
' That this
rather in ex
, senator lilt
liintil a fell
isclusurc ob.
Compliment to the Voracity of the President
Official oica n.—J udge "White; one of the Sena
tors from rennessee, and long the boeom-friend
( 4" the President, thus spoke of thePresident'o
field journal on Wednesday - last:— •
. 'The gentleman from New HitinpshirO the other
day adverted to the publication of debate: in the
newspaiwr t in the interest of the Administrition,
in which a member of the House had given no
tice of his intention to move ibis appropritition.
If I wished to know, said he, whether A fact was
ue, tlrit Cewspaper (the (:lobe) would: be the ve•
ry last olaeo on God's earth to which 11 would go
to aecertaiii.'
referred to,
Parrett, were,
c, brought to
lwas reeked
troin Seliti)l-
Rrfiiicilig.—A Palate of 100 glint, was fired at
Buffalo, Ni Y. on the receipt of the nCws
,of the
recharter of the Bank of the United Stites by the
State of Piainsylvartia.
The ton of Erie in this state was Blutninated
un the sane occasion. My gracious!: what will
oldllickoty say to thii.? .
itetheir duty
ion °Messrs.
seem It• prop.
1 1
of action fur
viduale ; they
in expressing
oft heir con.
they hold to
Possession, i.
ed by thorn,
inst the Unit
e such eaten•
/ lout:tied if not
1 .0 feelings Of
Sound .Dortrine.—The following passage is
from an i.lort tient neuron recently preached in
Reston, bretie. Revd N. L. Frothinghaan.— .
...cake the laws ms they ere;—they ere the only
harrier beitiween you and the robber's violence and
the assassin's knife;-and I 4kould say, revere
them. Thwart them not. Stand by `. their decis
ion. Corhe to their help, all good men and true.
Let them; not be made ineffectual bA your weak
reluctances. Let them not he brouglt into mis
trust by your objections and . commulatiimis and
outcries, till they have no majesty left Let them
- not he undermined by the wasteful and washy
tide ofa Mistaken philanthrophy. I ~ t the name
of the Miring equity, for the rake of t, e common
protection, stay them not in theifrighteous though
terrible gbinga. Every attemptto invalidate their
spoken decree is a public wrong_ Every voice
that has , sworn to judge only according to the
law and the evidence, and then refuies to speak
but aceot!ding to private pity, is farm: to its oaths."
to the Senate
(aud accord-
I -
(,) the names
d 'henry W.
.scntativeit, as
influence his
[Tann to appear
lot the Senate
; - sentatii,es, ob.
linrad. Then•
testimony of
the committee
ittee called on
or defetiee as
The commit.
son, Jediah J.
stein, Freder
kirinentrout,
The state.
hd the parties
the witnesses,
i mmittee being
• deem it mine
conviction of
ination of all
The Chief Osaolc.—A Correspondent in the
Charleston Courier thus speak of ho leader of
the Seininolca:--;
.
•Powerhas sant his defiance to the whites—
says he Can maintain . a five years' war-'—that he
has men,arms,And amunition, and that they will
fight until the blood of the last Seminole has
moistened the dust of his hinting grouuida:' Sen
timents fike these breathe a spirit which wo can
not but admire, even though coming from a toe
who detierves so tetriblo at retribution at our
hands.
PattpiTinn. In the city and county uf N. York,
during the past year, there were, acelordnig 1.4 the
official statement, 'AO6 paupers, and the expense
of supporting this number, amounted'to 591, bl 3.
The whole number in the state, wa5 . 39,362—t0tal
expenee's323;B4l 12,
In the Kcntutky Legislature, on'thci 211th
a petitrou of Sundry citizens of Louipille was
presented, to authoriec a Branch of, the U. S.
Bank, recently; chattered by Pennsylvania. "It
wag retrred to a select committee.
hat the United
or inchreeily
the integrity
and that the
I ' •
nut Reimrter
t ' before allnd.
o the same of
i •nsustained by
it inexpedient
onduct of Mr.
louse of Rep
lc that body,
'at Hotise sill
cessary to pro•
the Senate
. Burd Patter
iegres involved
:e think it right
satisfied them
mptcd to rm..
Ihe vote of Mr.
• r as it has been
I from all suspi
per act.
Last trUeaday was election day in New Hamp
shire. NVe believe all parties voted for -Lyrae SW,
as a candidate for Governor, with a view of get.
ting hun out of the Senate of the United States.
gentticky.4—k Jackson Van Burcn Johnson
Convention met at Frank lon, K v., on the2l4Fl
and 110 MI na ted Maj. Altitthias lournoy, of' Fay
ette, as a candidate fair Governor—and Elijah .
Itas, Esq., of Logan, as a candidate lug Lieuten
ant Governor of that State.
It is said that Gov. Cass will immediately be
nominated act Minister to England,—that Mr.
.POLK will take his place at the head ul the War
Departinent r -and that Dr. SerriicaLaku will be
elected Spiihker. .
Judge J A IMES CLAILia has been nominated as the
Whig candidate tor Governor,•and Cm ARIZ W
as the candidate for Lieut. Governor
-of Kentucky.
Dr. Laniner, in the new edition of his work on
'the steam cngtue,'• express a conviction that un
the line from london to Liverpool, expresii coaches
will go at the rate of fifty miles an hour, and that
even a hofidre t il is within the limits Of intie,hanisiel
probability. .
examined with
itch of the tars-
5 L. Dunn. It
e discrepancy
bs, and the vol-
r. Dunn.' The
eracity of Mr.
believe that the
ore nearly as.
Krebs, (who
of Mr. Conrad,
ed at any sop
te,) may have
FURNITUR.r • •
FOR SALE.
WILL be sold at pudic sale on Monday the
28th of March inst. at the bonse.of the
subserit- t er, in Centre street, Pottsville, opposite
kletiner's tavern,' the following akticiee of new
and fashionable furntiure, viz -
.Eittreaub Tables and Bedsteads,
also, a quantity of well seasoned Maple plank and
Boards.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4 A. M: Terms
cash. JOHN St.IBOR.
mar 5 1536 Ih-3•
, unn a more se-
Id properly have
r. Dunn denies
lion Or expecte
egislative action
the respectabili•
le committee to
very disposition
the conduct of
at he could not
•cted Improperly
•..
Woo notwitli
.ression of opin
y improper and
hey do not, bow.
eadinge in re.
To N eentractors for'
Titaber and Carpentry
1 to close this re
conduct of Mr.
, and of whom
lite to speak with
of duty will per
t° themselves to
!tarot this Sepa
-1 mediitely corn.
e believed to be
, tegrity end in.
I. instantly done,
:, pleasant cense
. , Ist have been itj
more reprehensi.
!
. the ciretimstan
i • suppression o
pubis, and ma , e
' with submitted,
tit.al . Meeting in
t the dignity of
y of 11l its mem.
Ito soy, that a re-
L Rios thaw to be-
pROPOSALSAwiII be received nrita the first
day of May next, at the Engincer'S Office at
Pottegrove, for: furnishing the materials, and con
structing the truss and Road Itidgei on twat:.
ty five miles of thb line of the •Philadelptda and
Reading Rail Road, next to Reading.
Proposals will b$ recei ved at tee same time and
place, Mr deliviinnk on the above portion of the
rail road } 37.000 white oak, posits:A, or rock oak
sills. rue. Said sills to be seven leet long, and
either round timber, ten inches in diaMeter be
fore hewing, and flatted equally Op both sides to
a thickness of seven inches; otlsquitre timber,
seven by eight incbcs., • " • !
Plain of the Bndges and bills ef Unifier and i.
ron work will be exhibited, and; anytrther in
formation which icily berecniredi, n on ap.
p li ca ticro at. tiip•EntineerVaifice; Pcittstrovi.
W ROBINSON,
Eiginter ThilOelphia 4' Rei[Outi Rail Rent
•
Philadelphia Much 6.1836 • 17-8
I THE MINERSIJOITIRNAU
Harrison Az Ikangera
...._ ".• - . .
/
Y Men's Stskie Conventions
Conlmitteeinriong recommended.
risEState rentitin of Young Men, to be held
at Harrisb , g, -tin Wednesday the -23 d der of
March n , fo r the purpose of adopting snob
measures may be deemed necessary to pro
mote the @Ocean of the Democratic Republican
nomination i of Gen. WILLIAM H. BARRI.
SON for thiPresidency, and FRANCIS GRAN.
GER, for the Vice Presidency, the Young Men
of Schuylkil county, fatourable to said Notnina•
tions, are requested to meet it the Court House,
in the bore hof Orwigabtr i rg, on Saturday the
12th (14 of Mardi next, fertile purpose of elect
ing two del gates to represent Schuylkill county,
in said Co ntion.
ZANY YDUNG DEMOCRATS.
Feb 27 - 1 IS-3
oe
Partsvilte.March 11, 1.836.
WHEAT 'LOUR.by the toad was worm on Fr
day $6 u 0 ,
WHEAT 1 20 per oushel n demand
RYE FLOUR 200 per cwt. irr demand.
BUt.!KWOEAT FLOUR 1 60 percwt .in demand,
RYE, by &el oad 80 centsby the bushel—read)
kale.
RYE CHOP 80 centsperbitshel indemand.
OATS 44 f rents—ready sale
POTATOES 30 cents perbushetin demand.
CORN-66 cents per bushel in demand
TI6IOTHty SEED—S 2 00 per bushel.
'FLAXSEIs.D—SI 40 perbushelin demand.
WHISM'-31 cents per gallon.
BUTTERI-16centsperpound—inKegslOcents
EGGS-10 centsper dozen.
L 42 cents per pound.
TALLOW-8 cents per poun d .
HAMS 12 cents per pound.
CORN COOP 62A centi perbutthelin demand.
B 10)3+9 cents perpound.
BEr'.. 4 WBX-18contkperpounti.
FEATHERS-40 con tzperpound
COMMON WOOL-40 centsperpound
12K ElllF.L,hy the bbl. NW.1,8860-N0.2,1t7 00
S 11,T—ii6•23 per obl.; 80 perhushel.
PL‘STIO{. a worth $6 50petton.
HAY SO per tun. .
fi Pr ivate Sale.
•übecriber will sell at private sale, a
house, lot of ground, on Third street, in
the borough of Pottsville, containing 2.5 Feet on
Third street, and 65 feet in depth, (whir h I now
occupy.) IThe house is i large three story frame
build 111, finished in 'a very superiormanuer, and
with the fiery best materials; terms low.
JOHN LINTZEMEYER.
,mar 101, . 17-3 i
NOTICE.
To Censinbles, Wholesale. Dealers r and Retailers
i of Foreign Merchandize.
iiiiltift SeA NT to an act of the Legislature of
il- Pen4ylvania, passed the 27th day of April,
1830, constables will take notice, that agreeably
to the secnorl•section of the act graduating the
duties eilion 'wholesale dealers and retailers of
Merelianilize, and describing the notice of issuing
licenses, dud collecting said duties, they are re
quired oitior before the first day of the first term
to each year, to deliver to the Clerk of Quarter
Sessions,iunde: oath or affirmation, a list of all
the wholesale or retail cealere Of goods, wares
and .licrethandize, wines (1 , 1 distilled spirits, (ex
cept such' as are the growth, produce and manu
facture at the United Slates.) Merchant's and
dealers, tithbraced in the provisions of the above
recited att., are hereby notified that according to
the sth ittietion thereof, the associate Judges and
the Couttly Commissioners will meet at the Com.
ro istriorei's Office, in Orwigsborg, on Friday the
14 day Of April next, at 10 o'slock in the tote
noon, to•hear them (1 they see proper to attend)
as to the amount of their annual sales, during the
precedin* year. Lieenses to be taken on or be•
fore the 'Orsl day of May, for one year.
Physiginins, Apothecaries, Surgeons and Chem
ists, as riispccts any wines, &c. used in prepare
iinti tia the sick, and all Fettle Solo 'Traders or
Single
.e oldie
whose annual saki! shall not ex•
mod th .15 ohlie Bth class, below enumerated,
shall nut be required to take out licenses under
the prew ions of this act:.
- The flowing will be the classification Agreea
bly to th act of Assembly. ' •
a l ,
amount of sales, per ann.
Ist Cl e, ' €150,000 $5O
-,
2d . 40,000 40
-. 3d . , 30,000 311
4th . 20,1100 25
Mil o. 15,000 . 20
6th Do. 10,000 15 •
7th Do. - 5.000 12 50.
Bth Do. 2,300 10
GEORG* RALSH, f
c Asanciate Rdges.
DANIEL YOST, •
JOHN BRAUSPI, County
. Joits SCHONEE, jr. Comints , ,
Pwur OSMAN, 3ionero.
March 12 • 174
ALIST of Letters remaining in the Post office
at Pottsville, March Ist. 1836.
t A Lehman Andrew
Adams*ebert Lief Win.
B Loeb Lcapold
Bracewell Elite
Bindly John
Brotsintm Wm.
Blackburn Samuel
t C
Callen Edward
Criat Daniel .
Clark Roger
Curran4ohn
Coher I 'titer
Camplll George
Davisy tn n
Dnyer ieth
David anville
Durbirichard
Davis r,atbarins
Diane ; Joseph
Dunkin,Charlca
Eatin
Eud y
F
Farrel _
Fox John
=I
Greenreg
Hick anicl
Hobo [Aa.ciolp
K
}teen y Mica!
Klin • g Daniel
Kesle .peo • •
. t Yoe Attain
.pa calling r tiers on the &hove List
say tboy t ar. evertised.
ENOSGHICRESTER, P. M:
Pe
wilt p
over Seed, Grain 2A ted
?kebob infiadetOverseod
do lop
do Wheat '
do Rye '
do Corn
do Moto* osed--Yor ttlt cheap •by
• 15tf SAM% HARTZ if Oa
em
'cc to Supervisors.
MBE Supervisors in the venal towliahiPs in
- 01 - the county Of Schuylkill.' are hereby ungifted
that the 7th Section bfilthe , general road
makes it. their duty respectiyely. to make out and
tetern to the County Co:rims...idiom of the sever.
al counties of ibis Commonwealth, within!six days
after they have proceeded to the collection of tax
es from the inhabitants of Utak., respective districts,
alitir transcript of the sevelwl amounts, due and
unpaid on the sever:it, trade of unseitecf lands
within their respective lownehips, to whteh tram..
cripts the several supervisors shall sign their
minim
114 part of the duties of 'the several ettpertri
swim Of Schoy county, have been. hertolore ne-
glected by them, but will hereafteebe strictly ex
acted from them; their attention is therefore pat
ttelarly directed thereto.
13y order of the Conoty, Commissioners.
ELLIAII HAMMEII.
March 5 . 16.4
INSOLVENT DEi3TO.IOI.—THE subscribers
has applied lot he Judges en he Court °Mom:Don
Pleas of Schuylkill county, for the benefit ot the seve
ral Acts of Assembly passed for the rel lef of Inael vent
Debtors..k that the said Judges haveapporated Mon-
day the 28th day of MARCH next. at 10 b'clock in the
forenoon, at the Court House, in Oraigsburg. foil the
hearing of us and our ereditoraw hen and where they
mayettentl if they think prOper.
JOHN STRUNK.*
JMEIIIII ISHTM AN,
ALEXANDER HUGHES,
FRb:DE.RICK ULSHAFER.
ADAM HOFFMAN.
JOHN' BECKER,
EDWARD MYF:RS. Jr.*
THOMAS GARRISON'
JOLOMON THORN BU RG,*
WILLIAM PATTER...4)N.
JACOB HERBERT.. .
SAMUEL D. SHAW,
JOIJN PINKERTON.
N A•TUA N BA RLOW,
JACOB MUSE,
February 77 1836 • • . 15-5
THE subscriber has rented a lteat Yard in Ir
Shoeniakersville, Seeks county, where. he "
will build Schuylkill and Vnien Boats, of the best of
materials, for any person desirous of having good n '
boats. He will also.reimir boats on the most tea
4onable terms. For further parti k colars inquire
Cf JOHN F. MOLL.
Shoemakersville,March 5 16-4
Corner of Chesnut and Sohuy/kill Beach' streets,
Philadelphia, opposite the city Stott /louse'.
lalliEsubscribei thankful for pant favors, begs
••• leave to infcrm his former customers and the
public generally, that having made extensive ad
ditions to his store and mock of goods, he is now
prepared to offer theft Superfine arid Common
Bangup, Frock &. Dress Coats; Pants, Vests and
Roundabouts, wholesale or retail, epoch blow the
usual market prices, for cash.
A general assottmer': of Cloths, plain and rib
bed; Cassimerea, plain and suipedv Cassanetts,
Summer (Atha and Vesting o, which willbc made
to order at prices that .cannot fail to please.
Silk, satin and super
. side plcte .Bombazine
stocks, to which the attention of country mer
chants is particularly invited.
Also, Boots, Shoes, flats, Caps, Suspenders,
Shirt collars & Bosoms, liandkerehiefs, Cravats,
llostery, Gloves
Ciemtry people visiting the city, will find it an
object to call and examine before purchasing.
Orders will be thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.. •
Persons doing business on the Canals . , Boat
men, &c. will find this establishment particular-.
ly convenient to their tipsinoss, and worthy of
theit patronage, and all who. favor with a call,
may be certain of better bargains than can. be
obtained an auy other part of the city.
IRA M. COLLOM.
. Philadelphia, Peb. 27 1836. .20—tf
%I RE subcribers • inlorni the, inhabitants o
ii .Pottsville' and its vicinity, thst they have .
taken the establishment formerly; occupied by
M. Brooke Buckley, where they will be glad to
receive orders for Car Wheels, or aty other Cast
ings, which they will 'e 'acute promptly and faith.'
fully. MYERS & FINCHER.
March 5 16—tf
N. B. The Foundry Will be put into operationa
about the middle of March next. •
blast' Mary
Martin Catherin
Montgomery Robert
MeyerT.
Mather Mary
Mc
McGowen Hugh
Malin& Patrttk
31cGirmes Peter
:McEvoy rd lc 14 ae I
Nelson John
'0
Ocat.6 F 0
R
Rinehart Wm
Roberts An ti
Roof Conrad
Sholy litarbery
Smith John
Shultz Jamul
Smith James
Skelun Eliza
Smith Winc k
Snyder Rebeeda
Townsend Cobas
Williams/41bn
Wooley Samuel
Wilkioi Andrew
Weimer John
Weimar Andre*
scift:VLKILL
Variety . Clothing Store,
Greenwood
,Foumkdry.
Eli ROC LA M ATION. Whereas the II onorabl .
CALVIN BcrritE, Esquire, President of the sever
al Courts of Common Pleas of the counties of Dan '
phi'', Lebanon, and Schuylkill, in Pennsylvania. and;
justice of the several Courts *Oyer and Termine
and G eneral Jail Delivery, in the said counties, an.
George Raush and Darnel kart, Esquires, judges o
the court of Operand Terminer and General J.-. 1 s
livery, fur the trial of all capital and other offende '
in thesaid county of Schuylkill—by their precepts by
me directed. tbsted a t Orwigeburg, the 30th tiny of Dec.
; 1835. have ordered the Court of Oyer and Tenni
tier and General Jail Delivery, to be hOlden at Ovvirigs
burg, on the hint Monday of March : next; (being the .
28th of said month.) to continue one Week.
Notice is therefore hereby given, toithe coroner, thel:
justices of the peace, and constables of the said county?
of Schuylkill, that they are by the said precepts coni4
mandcd to be then and there at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions:
examinations. and all other remenbrances, to do thosoi
things, which to their ottices,appertain to be donee!
and all those that are bound by recognizances,to pros
ecute arainst the prisoners that are. or then shall be ,
in the jail of said county of -Schuylkill, are to. be then
and there to prosecute them as shall he just,
:NED RY RAUSH, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, °twigs. /
•
burg, Feb. V, 1836. 5
God taw the, Commonwealth
N. B. The witnesses and jurors who aresaMmoned
to attend said Court, are requested to serve punctuali
ty. In case of non-attendance, thclaw in such cases
made and provided : will be enforced, this notice is
published by particular older of the Conn, those con
cerned will therefore govein themselves accordingly.
.Notice
Is hereby given to the hears of Emanuel Dtiey
late of' Dauphin county deriiised, that,i rul
has been granted byt the OrpEtinV court of Dall. -,
phin county, requesting the helm pf said Evian
uel Duey, to apposr in Court on Monday the 18t ';1
day of April next, and 'take or refuse to take. • •
real estate of the said deceased at: the valuation.
By the court 'GEO. TAYLOR, Clerk
• of 'Orphan!. Court of laid county. ' t
Harrisburg Feb 20 14-5 it
Cot'Bert NlViitiks, ,•',.
, .
Steal/lA./Pine and ad CarrManufacteryi
r v HE subscribers respectfully inform th e'
• -a• friends & the public, that they are now pr 4
pared at their establishment in Tottsville, to anti
cute orders for making and regninng Steam .
gins, Rail Cars, Steam Boilers, Pumps, Ciec '
ear Saws, Mill Gearing and MaChineey of ever
description. They silo have constantly on hen*
sat assortment of Mini!" Toell ih inch as Sled ''
Wedges. ticks; Rabe;s, Dril ' Crowbars,
equal in .quarity i
and itt as low prices as can s I
obtained elsewhere. .
N. B. Smith work pf all kind carried on 41
oacraL , HAYWOOD At. SNYDER.
Febl3 • • 13-36n0
• 4>
El
n Schsiol Sys
A ABLY to the 19th section of the Cont 6
-4 m Scheel taie of 1834, notice is hereby
girtin tjti. 'MI sum or dividend of stste approptt•
allots, oat of the Common Sehool Fund, to which
each sishool division (county) in the Common-
Weritll4 lei enUtled for the year 1836, (exclusive of
a diviing( of $lOO , OOO due to the School fund by
thelßasit of the United States, on the 6th orients , '
Iq6, iiihich dividend - Will be payable haeach di.-
via inmediately after Said. 6th day of lone,)'
is as flo wn— ' 0
tall • • Astomat,
Adam (p d .) $1,235 71
a
Allegil ny 3,017 35
AMU. d 960 09
.Beave 1,240 42
Bcdfor 4,309 40
Bradfo d 99.1 9.5
13613 8,007 32
Soaks 2,675 40
Butler, , 828 32
ChesT 3,415 971
Com dam'. 1,574 70
Colun is 1,037 92
Centrti 1,066'50
Clearfield
262 94
Crawitt rd 894 3.
Cambia 337,22
Delavrare 1,070 93
Dauphin
Erie
1,356 57
$45 15
Franilin 1,796 67 1
F,ayeita (paid) 1,736 30
Groeqe 325 90
pningdan 1,476 54'
Ihdta . 805 33'
1411 to 60-25
Jetrepon 1:04.94
Lanciaster 4,419 02
Leb4idn . 1,0.50 29 ' ' • V 5,000 00
Tile attention of the 'event districts of the
comMonwealth is respedtn
of the supplement u the school law, (pass.
Ily directed to the fifth
. / 1
sectili
i t 15th oe April, le3 ) Agreeably witti the
rov slops of that section, *the portions o f the
at appropriation intended for the several dis
ic oat accepting the scowl law; are to remain
ad ccumulate in the
,nt treasury of the proper;
ou y, fur lint' daring two years fro the date
I t - supplement, for the non accepting districts.
tut t such districts shall not, within two years,
cc t the law, then such accumulatid sum shall
e d tributed at the end of that time, amongst the
acc ting districts in the respective divisions.
e two years above mentioned will expire b.
the sth day of April, 1837. Before that day on.
ty ogle joint meeting of delegates and county
conrynissioners (viz on the 2d day of May
_next)
can or will take place: at;7which joint meeting in
the ieveral divisions, - or at some of-the regular
adjcprnments thereof, the number of districts
whiph shall be entitled to a dividend of the maid
two: years accumulation, will be. unalterably
fixsa.
H will therefore be perceived that the approach
ineelectien of directors (on the 18th day of March
next) is a subject of deep import to the districts
wh ch have hitherto rej;ed the system. The
claim of the districts to two years dividends
of appropriation, which will at the end of that
period, remain for their use to the proper county
treasuries, will be established or abandoned by
the vote which their representatives may give in
the next May joint meeting. Consequently the
meeting to elect directors in March will,be the
pray opportunity presented to the citizens of each
hitherto refusing district, to determine hy c.hoos.
ring their representatives in the board of directors,
i whether they will accept the two years acetiniu
i'leition of achonl
In addition to e two ordinary annual' state
appropriations of 75,000 there will, also be, on
the 15th of April 1837, subject to distribution un
der the above mentioned profisions of the Sth see
lion of the supplement an instalment $lOO,OOO
payable by the batik of the United States to the
common school fulid of the present year.
THO. H. BURROW ES,
Sup. of Caw. Schools
Secretary's Office,
Harrisburg, Feb. 24, 1336.
To Coal Miners or Coal Dealers.
WHARF accommodation-for the sticking of
Coal, (intended for Citysales chiefly,) may
be-had on fair terms, on one of the inst Wharveit
in the City, to the extent of 6000 tone, by any
one concern, or that quantity by two dr more; if
taken up by one, the. party might attend to the
business of receiving and delivering, if desirable,
and would be accommodated with the use of Of:
fice and Stfilea, and if some part of it sho-ald be
required to beshipped, any facility which: -would
not interfere with the Weiner* of theyvertisers
would be given. Apply to
WEST, HODGSON. & CO.
11 Bask St. or Lombard St. Wharf.
Phila. Feb 27 - - 1441
Store to Let.
From the let day of April next, the
ne . • BRICK STORE, a few doors above
1 1 j ; the National Hotel, will be Let to an
.
approved tenant at a rentunable rent.
Saia Store is 20 by 40-feet With a large.‘lhir' is
a good stand for business and Well known as the
North Store; having shelves and countns com
plete. Apply to JOHN M. CRT.Z.SLAND
Agent for gtore i r.
Pottsville, Feb-20 14.tf
CErSaid .property is lbr sale, should kily pinyon
wish to purchase. . Apply as above.
NOTIOE is hereby given 'to all Legatees, Cred
itors and other parties coneetned. *hat the
%Sowing pertionsld id on the date annexed tetheu
fespective names, file the accounts.of their *d
ministration of the estates of ' personal de
ceased whose names are there - hexed, in, the
Registers Office of Schuylkill 4 nty, And the
said accounts will be presented to 'the Orphans
Oiurt of said County for confirmation and allow
ancis clif Monday the 21st day of March; next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at lice Court House in
I rwigabcrg.
.., '
I. Gabriel Miller and David Zehher, Adminis
trators of the estate of Henry Miller, late of West
Penn township, deceased, filed-30th December,
1835. , .
lb-5
2. John Boyer; Jr. Guardian of James, Catha
rine, Caro:ine and Mary Yoh, minor' chddren of
William Yoh, late ofNdrwegian township, deo'd.
filed 90th Decernher„lB3s.
3. Andrew Schmaltz and John Barnett Ex
ecutors of the estate of Andrew Schmitz; ate at
Lower , Mahantango township, deceased, MO 2111
January, 1638.
4: William Haggerty and Lawrence gamin,
Executors of the estate Of Michael Fittithnmoos,
late, of the borough of Pottsville, deceased, -filed
sth February., 1836.
S. Ss muet,Si fly man, AdrniniSratot of i the es
tate of William Pott, late of Manheim tewnehiP,
deceased, filed 6th-Febru!u7,• 1836.
6. Chutes Ellel, Aitaumstrator Of the ~tat, of
Jeremiah J. Foster. Utica( Port Carbon d
filed 18th Febitisty, 1836. •-•.„.
11. Jacob Kereber unit of thitqldminiat
thelestatc of Daniel Mercher, late of
. now Wayne township, deceased, filed li
ruary 1836." •
108. MOAT
Registers Ofi l ve,
burg; F ah. 1 -
-Abraham. Putt
in the Court t
moa Plaits of t
Hugh Hughes. his heirs "„ ...
and ateice, and all per-• 7,`,.. b "y; o i t
sons obi km by, from "" C l _ tau .
or emder. him, and alt P u P e ` -' '
December]
persone interested ie the .„."., ~ • I
premises._
_ . „l-. J '"r."` ~ I,
i Seamy/UN bounty, U.
t• • -.,..
-- •., The. Ocenotisnwealth of P l i t i aLt
1
.4 111 0 0 Hugh Hughes. h
- N ).. end assigns and all person, • intim
-",---,-- '
by, Shun or untie. him. an • I Or
sena in:isrestectin , Stprem' -Greet
ing: at thn instance' of Abraham Pint ;•Osen- ,
tic..
mend firtly, enjoining yen that laying de 90 %';
business , nd exchses whatsoever, yon ntl Sip
pear befoie our judges at our Court of ' , Sal
Pleas fin the County of Schuylkill, at t , wigs. •
burg, on Monday the 2131 h, day aMa . r4 18311.
nishew cease if any rsti. have, why a • ••ntle•
sion shotild not issue under the , setdof Court
direc t ed to such portion as the• Court so t I ppmnt
to examine witnesses oh heludtttf the aa . • • Akira. .
ham Pott, touching alt those thutasti two cto of
land, ultuate in formerly. Schuylkill to • *p.
Berks. county, now 19 Norwegian hs nehip,
Schuylkill county, the tilde thsi-• roll. • ••• core- .
field,"contruning one hundred and till u, acre*
and forty perches. end eluded to the t •Hugh
Hughes, by the Commonwealth ofP hams.
by patent dated the attend day of &Sem • • , one
al .ii
thousand eight hundred and sus . and ' 'na
patent book number fifty-nine, page to: y tee-
And the othet celled 'Mayfield,. :h. u .
two hundred and seventeen antes and! n •ty-fonr
Fetches, end granted to the said Hugs. . , 9ghos '
by the Commonwealth of Pennsyliaant,.• 4 1 Pliant
dated thei, second day of Befits:nbar, one •• - , • -
eight huhdred and six , and enrolled is patent
book, number fifty.ninerisige forty-two, nd re
duce their testimony to writing, to be after
the death of the raid witnesses, and to he filed of
record in our said Court, and be perpetna ; and
herein fail titot et your petit
Witness the Honorible Calvin Blythe.
President of our Paid Court at Orwi*sburg.
the second day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-six. • i •
JACOB , HAM R .
Protho ry- -
Oanaties.,
1,279 73
L rue, 1,321 20
90821
, :can ' 110 50.
liff-mtgomari 2,429 56
62552Afi18in
51;arcer . 1,028 77
Nlottiatnpton 2,176 05'
•I:thankber
. :laud 1,058
' liiladelphia
Svedunty 10,997 00'
Pike 262 94
Irprry • • 878 43
ntter (Paid) 79 81
t..merset 984 56
inquehanna 764 65
.uylkill . 500 32
„logs 481 90
w rnion 1,111 90
'lenango 568 92
Warren ; .*,. 271 14
Washington t,307 73
Weattrind 1.920 77
'Wayne -:"4 , 407 09
York 2,513 27
.16-3
torso' .
°beim
Feb.
•
Wet.
Feb 27 15-5
Moat Builders Wanted.
WANTED TEN good Biattßuildersir good
Mane C Carpenter.—to whom cons
ant em
ployment and good wages will be given., , Apply'
to JOSEPH SHEILLY.
Feb 20, - 'l4-tr
;:ar...
BA RTRAM
.
BOTANIC GARDFM L .
lIZAZ
. PIIIILADELPH V . .
THE subscriber - bag for Mk at h i. G riles ant
fiurairy. Itingsessing. sear Philadelpli
~ a hugs
assortment of Fruit Trees of suitable aims og trans
planting, embracing every variety of App . ' Pears..
Cherries, Plums, Apricots. Peaches, N - 'nett, Al
monds. ~ hlulberries, Quinces. Grapes,B .berries..
Gooseberries and Currants. together with n . as
sortment of Green House Plutits,Ornament eei rzo,
'Flowering Shrubs; Everyman', Vines end
Honeysuckles, Roses, Carnations and fruilM, Bette::
' ceousTerennial Flowering Plants, anti a large assort
ment-of Esculent Vegetable Seeds, which homprisew
las greatan assortment as any other Garden intba V.
States.!, . ROBERT CARR,P y oprietor.
•B. BANNAN, who. has been s- led Ay
ller 1d......-,_wbe. I.- - appoim_ _ _vet
for the Propnetor. will receive and etecute erdas for;
all kinds of Fruit Trees. Shrubbery; ir- it thb shortest.
e
notic
r. Larry From riureety-earstarer 'l2tr. Mb
treetare arranged in 'feeble*. order.. and walks
well gravelled. The 'whole. is abundant' , stocked.
from the seed bed to the tree. Hero are t .be found.
113 varieties of apple. 72 of pears, 22 of th e • .17 of
apricots, 45 of pluins„ 39. of peaches. 6 of vines.
3of almonds, 6of iminces. 5 - of saulberritss.l6 arm?.
berries, 6 of currants, 5 of filberts. 8 of wakens. 6 of
strawberries, and 2 of medlars. .. -
March 5 ; . I6tf
ALFRED A. O.IILE
RESPECTFULLY informs hie friend. and
the public generally that he has now on hand
and alien thr sale a large and eitepaive impart
ment of '
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Wine!,
Teas, China, Glass, Qtretisetpare, 4.c.
Consisting of the following,among Otlierarticku.
Cloths, satinets. Casiaiers; aunties. uldslias.
Linens, laces, lawns, cambric; gingham,
Hosiery, Canton flannel; checks, plaids, -.
Ticking., drilling; prints:cords, bearstteens.
Silk,tr satins, shawls. handkerchief; crinatu.
Blarkkets, backings, padding., suspends/A.
l a,
gs, pilot cloths, limeys, wadding; velvety
Cir "limns, reedlike, thread; Animas. main*
GI , pins, fringes, scarfs skirt; carpeting,
U Ilan, comforts, carpet chain; table reran;
CO !apnea; crash. dhipers, &et &e. . •
J' .
fa GROCERIES.
io, Lagnir St. Domingo ft ff , e
esi
. Croix, New Orleans, Ravines angers.
of and lump . . de.
Il*
Ill* Orleans and Sitipr House .
GenPo*der; Young Hysbn Sent
tOachong and Bobea Teas. , 1
Chocolates and spices; &s.
Btown and yellow soap . •
~ •
Clbves; Mace, nutmegs agd easels t
Ceyenne pepper.mustard,
Box and keg raisins
Currants and rice • ' .
Cheese, codfish; mackerel and henlig
Mptild ind dirt candle*
Seek and bbl salt
Pipes and smoking Malebo
Spanish; fish:spa:milli and comnio6 Korn.
LIQUORS •ar.
Cognise. and common brandy ,
Hipßand and liarnmixt glii •
Old Irish_ whipk,ey andlamaida spirits
New England,rum and soblikey by tho bbi
Lisbon, madeu* port add Malaga wines
Assortment of Booth and Mmes.
Crss kery o China and ghisa *win. •
G mu* the box. .
D poht F.agle gun pinider, FOC de. ,
Blasting OP, if FFF. do
Which with his genersbilock he fa diappant
sell cheap as ever for cash.. or. in exchange !or
country protium Ind family provisions.
Jan 46 ' . 14C
Lumber, fbr Sa
I 2,4100 feet Inch and half inch
t o
3, 00. do half inch and inch po
2, do panne! and IXilismon
all lee! seasoned and lb: sale by
Feb 15tf' , 3.AIiFL- ;,
yresh, Garde* .
BiNN
At is nowreta ivi
,Eo' l of GaiionSesds;siliich:
ed wi t sat cus t and. which
to ssly lis.wsmetoss stisams
ling r 4 r cy.ii,
Cstalloset. Sollsek
. Cauliflower Etaesolic-,Thii .
fireslll York; Plaiiite '!Ei#7, .
, lit ' 6.3
.. ._. ,• , , .
EZA
1110ALRIN OtiEESEr.••••• • AN..
• Jo. ' Tab 37 Ir. NA, '.•
a
' - u to
tank
beanie
r do; .
do
OM
ilia& esp.
Sala vibe!.
will b6' hippy
, • • Moodie&
fox' sale
•
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