IMibfiic Vendue.
subscriber will sell, at public sale, on
n ESDJV, THE 3d DJt Y of M.JRCH
XEXT,
t Fis residence near 1 homas Wisegarver's in
e flair Township, all hi- Personal Property,
(■insisting One Horse, several f,e S h Milk
fow's, a number oi Hogs, a Weaver's Loom, a
..wheel for a Pottery; also all his Household
kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bed
!,-. Bureaus, Tables. Chairs, Cooking Stove,
J' ; . boards, and many other articles too tedious
to enumerate.
at (he same time and place will be
28 acres of LAND, lying about three
. r ths "fa mile from the place on which he
iV >, about half cleared and in a good state of
.Ration —tlie balance well fimbered.
Terms reasonable, and made known on
dav of sale.
' .-'Sale to commence at 10 o clock of said
*
F>*h. 20, 1-8 5.
IPsiHilie Sa!e
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
!>V virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court
Iford county, the undersigned will offer,
• iiblii' sale, on the premises, on
vF/V'A'/U/- RUE Wilt <tnij of .March next,
. - f illowing described Real Estate, late the
.■rtv of Christian Mock, dee'd, viz;
A Tract of Land in St. Clair Township, ad
nr lands of Nicholas Lyons, Moses Dubbs, E.
i. And T?on and ottiers, containing One llun
. -.J and Forty-two -teres and allowance, ha
ving thereon erected a Log Frame House, Log
Jjarit and other oul-buildings.
Tll h !e are also two apple orchards upon the
premises and one Spring: about 50 acres clear
r,f ami nndei fence.
EIGHTY" ACRE*-of said Tract, not inclnd
• ■••iie buildings, will be first offered for -sale
. n said da v. If it can be sold for enough to
rav the debts of the estate, nothing more will
.-■. id. otherwise the whole Tiact as above de
}f■ ii.il will be exposed to Silb'.
"Tei ins made known on dav of sale.
HIRAM DAVIS,
Feb. 20, 1857. -iitmr. S'c.
RAIXSHURG BOROUGH LAWS.
Section 1. From and after the Jsth of April next
„ nelson or peisons shall beailovvei! to blockade any
I. - -tree!- or side-walk- of the Borons h of Rains
j-. ivi'ti wood or other matter of incumbrance.
i No - hooting at mark, throwing of tire-lull-, fire
:n ririri" of-quili-, nor other kind of fire-works
v.!I tie allowed in said borough. gjfe j
I'r.. ih ts dnmkennes- and the snt<*-j|,£'~.loxicat-
As to person-of known inti^pPi roiajut-;
to minors. AIo a fine oi three 'dotWT^fbr'rMW
• ■ uses through the streets. *' „
4 A low- no person or per-ons to exhibit any kind
.Vkn ,i2"rie or show of any kind without first hav
■pe l a tax of three dollar- lor the use of said Bo
: i tor each time of Exhibition.
brpn-'Sa tax of two ilollars on any person keep
■a: ', bitch m said Borough, and any family kei p
:'iore than one dog shall pay a tax ol fiify cents
i'of every doi so kept.
M ikes it The duty of the Borough officers to see
it every citizen be compelled to keep all Move
- and chimneys ciea; arid sate from danger by
re. All of which said Laws to take effect within
days from the date hereof, except the first sec
t-proved January 3, ISO7.
JOHN FILLER,
Chit* 1 Burges-.
R.i.nsbnrg, Feb. ".'O, 1537.
TO mi IT GROWERS.
TV undersigned would call the attention ol per
i • ilesitoos of planting this sprins, to his fine lot
p!e trees from ■"> to 10 feet high, of the most ap
-ii varieties, will be sold in quantifier to suit
u-ers, at the lowest i.i'e-, by Die hundred.
ivron- clublung together and ordering by the
,-in.! will tie liberally dealt with for superior
A!-o a few Peach, Apricot, Nectarine grapes,
-'berries. Raspberries. &c. All article-labeled
•! carefully packed to carry -afely any distance at
ttr small cost of material. Pears, Plums and Cher
" are yet small. For further paiticnlar- address
s iew lines to
T. M. LYNCH, Bedford, Pa.
Feb. 20, i S"7.
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
-1T
PRIVATE! SALE.
The subscribers wish to dispose of, nl y.-rivat*
w . their pro per I v situate on the Chamberx
_f anti Bedltiid tin tipike roatl, at tie* eastern
i-e ol Sttleling Hill, l'n miles west of Mc
-1 ore. This property is well known as
'Tii'.AMERS STAND" and is one of the most
>irahle in the country. The improvements
i large Stone Tavern House, with all the
i-ces-ary otit-btiildings—an ice-hotise, three
i'.t houses, a Blacksmith Shop,a Barn, four
' e. suliicietit to accointTiodate sixty horses,
nvr failing runtiing pump at each end of Ihe
ami a new bath house.
Farm contains aljoiit seven hundred acres,
■i"Uch near 300 are cleared. Ihe soil is red
•*>. and produces excellent crops. Persons
■ .a.g to purchase are requested to examine
vp" peitv, and any itifoi m ition desired as to
>rno,&.c.. w ill he given tiv
WM. (:. REAMER, Sidelin? Hill.
F. C. REAMER. Bedford.
-an. 9, 1557.
"It the above property is not sold by the
April next, it will be for rent.
SEW FALL fid WINTER GOODS
AT CHEAP SIDE STORE!
The
utulersigtwd has just returned from the
'i-'-rn cities with a large stock ot FHEL cY
"'/AT ER ROODS.
A geticra 1 a-sort trie nt of LADIES' Dress
i f ODS, which consists, in part, of Black and
'■" icy Silks, Det.it/ies, Madonna Cloth, Co
"r:, Merino, &c. &c.
Vv7, a great varietv of Cloths, Cassimeres,
' J ;D< tts, Jeans, cVc. kc.
'U-,ts, Shoes, Huts and Caps—Groceries,
tteensware, l iardvs are, Brooms, Buckets, Look
' * Lla-ses, &c. &c.
I'tir above Stock consists of every arficle usu
'■ ' kept in Store, all of which will be sold
f Jor Cash or approved produce.
' aiiklul for past favors, he hopes, by fair
and a desire to please, to continue to
" r 't aaj receive a liberal share of the public
lirot*e.
G. W. lIUPP.
Oc U 3, 1855.
t'C.l D\S .— The undersigned desirous ol
l 'cing their stock—in order to make room
, -| lf i:ig supplies, will offer purchasers the
,a rgairis ever seen in Bedford. Call and
■ J " catl rave money.
A. B. CRAMER &. CO.
IG, 1857.
PUBLIC SALE
OR
TEAMS, ORE BANK, &G.
The following property will be sold, without re
serve, on VYEDEESDA V the 11th of Mareh next at
Rough N: Ready 1 nrr.ace, 17 aides iroui Huntingdon,
on the Broad Top Rail Road, viz:
One Spl end id SIX HORSE TEAM, young and in
prime order ; one line lior-e do., one brood mare ; one
line young n.ule team ; five wagons; one road bed;
one cart; -itrsetts harness; a nunibei of cooking and
ten plate stoves; one milch cow; wagonmaker's tool
and stuff ; furnace ami ore bank tool,; barrows, -crap
iron, and other property too tedious to enumerate. —
there will also be sold at the -ante time a valuable
iossil ore bank, situated within a mile of the Rail
Road, opened and in working order, with a slope of
<0 leet of ore above the drift. A comfortable mi
ners house is erected upon the property. Terms
liberal. L. T. WATSON.
Feb. 13, 1557.
FA EI;: FOR SALE.
'J'he subsetiber will olfer for sob' on Satur
day, the 7th day ot March next, in lite Bor
ough of Bedford, that we]] known farm called
the "Blair Farm," belonging to the estate of
John Keeff'e, dee'd, containing one hundred a
cres more or less, adjoining William Keeffe's
(arm. The laud is of good qualitv purl lime
stone, and Ibe balance slate hind part cleared
and tin* balance well timbered. The improve
ments are a cornf>r!a!:!e dwelling Dm-.', barn,
and other outbuildings usual on such places.
Conditions made known at the* time and
place ol sale by
SAMUEL BROWN,
Surviving Executor of the last Will ,Kc., of
John Iveefie, ii. c ,!.
Feb. 13, 1837.
AO RZM KEOT¥
JIA"D 'IBRGTYPE L/KE.\ 7. NX ES.
The subscriber hegs leave to announce to the
ciiizens of Cumberland Va!l> v and the sur
rounding countiv that lie ha- opened a room in
Cenlreville where he will take Daguerreotype
Likenesses in Lotkets, Bieast Pins, Bracelets,
Cxc. &c.. Also in fancy and common cases, a
variety of which he has jo-t received, ranging
in price fiom $1 un. i'ictures tak*ri in all
kinds of weather, at moderate pries. He
hopes to he liberally patronized, satisfied that he
can please all who honor him with a call.
DANIEL R. ANDERSON.
Dec. 5, ISSG.
DISSOLUTION-
Tim partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, trading tinder the name and
firm of Heinsling ix. Bridehatrt, in the Dry gootJ
busitiess, ha- this day been dissolved 1 y mntna :
consent. All btisinessof the late Firm will !>e
attended to by Geo. Hem-ling, who i- duly au
thorized to make all collections and pay all
debts.
GEO. nEINSLIXG,
JNO. G. B RID EH AM.
Tim tindersigned will contitme tlie bu.-mess
in tiie same place, where he will be phased lo
wait on all who may give him a rail.
GEO. HEINSLING.
Jan. 27, JSS7.
The SaSRi tiriV Pl !
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER.
Sample JYuml.ers furnished dig.
EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Applv to the publishers.
DEACON K PETERSON,
0(1 South Third St. I'tolad.
Feb. G, is.77. —!w.
EVERHAKT, ANiiUOM, L ID
Forwarding and CcnTnission jlenFants,
HOPEWELL, P.J.
The subscribers doing business under the Firm
of Everh.vut, A-iicom, iU Co , are now prepar
ed to St >re ate! Ship Flour, Grain, and a'i kinds
of Merchandize upon reasonable trims.
They also keep on hand Piaster, Fish, Salt,
Rock Powder, N.C., to which they invite the
attention ol Merchants in the country and 1 ac
me rs.
The highest rash prices paid for Flour and
Grain that the Eastern Market will allord.
John C. Evehiiart, Geo. i%. Baunijollac,
C. VV. Ashcom, Join F. LJWIIV.
Dec. 2G, 1856— 1 v.
UOKN SIIELLEItS, FODDER UUTTEK;*".
:md 4 5'E3 -*LISSj-.
We hut n-k the Farmers to give thes*
Machines a trial: and, it they are not good, and
do not work as represented, tin y may he relum
ed, and the money w ill be promptly refunded.
Give them a trial—it will cost nothing—ami,
bv having litem voti will save money.
BLVMIRE iX HARI LEY".
Bedford, December 19, 185 G.
NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate ol An
drew Cain, late ol Bedford Township, dec, have
been granted to the stuiscriner residing in .-aid
Township. All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present tiwrn prop
erly authenticated lor settlement.
JOHN U. FUR NEW
Jan. 23, 1557. A in r.
nu si C and 15 U SIC A L Ins trur.cn ts.
Pianos, JMelodeons, J tutes, Guitars, Bias-
Horn-. Clarionets, Drums, ect., of various inmi
ufacture always on hand.
Bat,<H Supplied at City Wholesale Rates.
We have at least 5000 pieces ol music in
our store, consisting of Vai iations, Polkas,
Waltzes. Scitottisches, Quadrilles, Match.-,
Quick Steps, Songs, ect., ect., Music mailed,
always at our expense, to any {.ail ol the coun
try.
SIIRYOCK & SMITH.
Chambersburg, Jan. 16, 1857.
MORE NEW GOODS AT SiIOE.YIAKEIt'S
COLON ADD STOKE.
The subscribers having just returned from
the east are now receiving a general assortment
of Ladies Dres Goods, which consist in pait of
Cobtirgs, Thibets, Delaines, A Ipaccas, Merinos,
black and fancy Silks, Re. Xrc. Also Cloths,
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Groceries, Qtieensware, Hardware, Buckets,
Brooms, Looking Glasses,&c. Their stock con
sists of every article usually kept in store, which
they will be pleased to shew to ail veho may fa
vor tiiem with a call: and w ill be sold cheap.
Thankful for past favors, they hope by fair
dealing and a desire t<> please to continue to re
ceive a liberal share of patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
BOOT JIXD SHOE STORE.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes just
received and for sale at Shoemaker's Colonade
Store. Dec. 12, 1856.
We regret to learn that the Ron. J. Clancy
Jones is lying; very ill at the National Hotel in
Washington.
BEDFORD lllfill SHIOOL.
The nnilersinp(l would resperll'ully announce to
the public that he will open in Bedford, on the (iist
Monday of November next, a Hijih School, in which
all the branches of a liberal education, English am!
Classical, will In* taught, it is designed to establish
in Bedford a PERMANENT Institution of a high or
der, male and female. The male and female depart
ment will be distiller, so soon as the necessary ar
rangements can be effected. In this School Students
will be prepared for the higher classes of any Col
lege, or to enter at once upon the active duties of
life.
Special care will be taken to form in our pupils
habits o! order, strict ;jitiactuality , and thoroughness.
Me consider these as valuable elementary charac
ters. and indispensable to sound learning.
1 he Physical, Moral, and Social Education of the
Pop Is will receive that attention which their impor
tance demands.
i here will be three grades. To the first belong
the common l'nglisli Branches , such as Reading. <)r—
thogiapiiy, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng-i
lish (hammer, Ne.
I ue vj rend includes the preceding, together with '
the higher hrnnrhi of ari English Education, such as
Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Intellectual
atn 1 .Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, An
cient Geography, is. c.
The third embraces a!! the foregoing, together
with the Latin and Greek languages.
i he Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, and Oinamental Needle Work, will be extra
studies, and for each ihere will he extra charges.
EXPENSES.
Tuition for the f;,-st grade per quarter, SI 00
•' second ' 00
" third " <i 2.7
I h" charges hr the extra studies will be publish
ed at an early day.
The oppoitunity is now offered to trie citizens of
Bedford and v cinity of having e-tnblishcd in tln-ir
midst a jtermenent school o! a h'gh order. The en
terpi ize. on the bioail and comprehensive basis here
indicated, will he attended necessarily with much
labor and expense. It is hoped, therefore, that all
those who fee| interested in the education of the
voting, will come up liberally to the support ol this
School.
Rev. GEO. W. AEGHfNBAUGH, A. M.
Oct. 21. IS.7G.
Best (Quality Juniata Hammered Iron, :
Of nil constantly on hand at Blvmire ant!
Hartley's, ai forge prices, fur cash or its equiv
alent. Oidens f.ir extra sizes promptly attended
to. Also Rolled Iron, .Nail Rod.-, Strap Iron,
and Steel.
STOXEWHRE !
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS of all sizes,
IU I i EU DISiIES, tioio one to one and a half g.d
oii PITCHERS, all of which are qmili'v.
I or sale bv ADAM E! RGf'SOX.
Jan. 15,77.
/O fi 11 t.\ !/: . t!.— Ladies and Misses Wo oi
en Talmas—second supply just received and lor
sale by ./. B. CRJJ.MER A' Co.
A large a-snrtment of Hair, Tooth and
Clot in s Brushes just received and iuf sale at
Dr. Harry's.
RECEIVED, JANUARY, 1857,
AT CHEAP Si Dr.
Detains, Madonna Cloth, Calicos, Muslins.
Cas-im-Us, Tweeds, &.C., all of which will be
sold very cheap by G. VV. RI'PP.
(•olden and Sugar 11 use St rops, White and
Brown Sugar, fur sale by G. W. RUPP.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, MicLerai, Nails
and Class for sale by G. VV. RI Pl',
(i. W. RUPP, Will sell a large lot of De
tains at COST.
Jan. 3), I NaT.
II AS just n turned from the City with an as
sortment of fa-himaide WINTER GO(7t)>.
such as Velvet and Siiin Bonnets, Ribbon--.
Plumes and French Flnwu is, Cloaks and lal
mahs. Furs of all kinds. An elegant assort
ment of
DRESS EOOODS,
French Merinoes,
Cobuig Cloth,
English Merino,
Plaid Ca.dm.ere,
French Met illO Robes,
Chintz Robes,
Children.-' Hals and Bonnets,
Coats and Talmahs,
French Woiked Collars,
Ki<l Gloves ami Hosiery,
Ladies' Roo:< and Shoes,
Heeled (I.iil"rs,
.Misses arid Childieits' Boots and Shoes, i
Also a general a-soilment <d all kinds of
GOODS.
French and English FANCY GOODS.
Nov. fi jsfiG.
NEW STORE
AM)
\E \\ (■ 9 0i)S!!
THE subscriber would announce to his old ;
fi iends, a well a to the public at large, that h"
has opened an ENTIRELY NEW SIORE in
ttie Borough of Bedford, immediately opposite 1
the Washington Hotel, where he ha- just re
ceived a stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS of a superior quality, embracing al
most every article in the DRY GOODS and
GROCERY' LI NE, to which he invites the es
pecia! attention of the people, who may find it >
to their interest to give tiim a call before pur- j
cha.-ing elsewhere. [1 is Goods w i]l he exhibit
ed v\ ith pleasure, whether purchased or not.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Bedford, May 2J, 1556.
PURCHASERS, THIS WAY!
MORE GOODS.—The subscriber has re
ceived and opened another elegant assortment
of WINTER GOODS, embracing a splendid
assortment ol Ladies and Gentlemens Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes Caps, Fur-, and almost e- i
vet v other article adapted to the season, which \
It" offers at a small profit fur either ca-.li or ap
proved produce. Call at the Cheap Store and j
judge for y oursel v,s. Me consider it no troii- .
bid to shew our goods whether purchased or
not.
JACOB REED.
Dec. 5, lS.ofi.
JOHN BORDER, GUNSMITH,
Will attend to all business in his line in the j
best stvie,on shott nolice and reasonable terms.
[fjp'Shop at (lie east end of Bedford.
Dec. 12, ISSG. lv.
IRON.—Blacksmith's and others are inform
ed we have just received a large supply ol rve
lincd Iron warranted best quality.
A. B. CRAMER & CO.
RECEIPTS ESPgRDITBRSS
OF
BEDFORD COIIXTV
ior as.>r.
DAVID OVER, I'reasurer of comity,
in account with said county, from January
7, IKSG, till January 5, 1837.
Treasurer I)r.
. Po rash received from collectors as follows:
John Furry, S. Wood berry, 18f)G, $440 00
Simon Heard, Middle do " 325 00
Michael Wert/, Union " 270 00
Henry Home, Scheßsbtirg " 30 00
Daniel Tewel, South. " 157 00
Jacob Andrews, St. Clair, " 485 00
John Sparks, W. Prov. " 239 28
Samuel Wink, E. Prov. ' 125 00
Henrv Egu!f, .\apier, " 140 00
Jereiiiiah Akers, Monroe, 198 00
Jacoii Evans, Londondetrv, '• 280 00
David Cypher, Liberty, " 73 GO
: William Gillespie, Juniutta, " 131- 00
■ Hugh Werlz, Harrison, " 80 00
Jnsiah Brum-r, C. Vat lev, " 200 00
Elsas Cump, Colerairt, '' 250 00
Thomas W. Ilorton, 15. Top, " 80 20
Jacob Riddle, Bedford 'Pp. " 452 00
11. IV. Garretson, fieri. 80. " 90 00
David Miller. S. Wood, 1855 4-89 00
Robert Elder, Mid. do. • 280 00
John V\ ys-mg. Union, 44 90 00
P'-ter Ewalt, Schvllsliurjy, " 437
Arnold Lash ley, SoutliOi, '• 25 24
.1 Jin Alsta-lt, Si. Clair, 44 331 00
Israel Morris, W. Piov. 44 15 I 71
Jwiin Wliersfne, Napier, 44 GG G1
Win. Carn el I, Monroe, 44 1-60 00
James C, Devore, London. 44 2G I2j
S. Beil. tresser, Liberty, 44 2.) 00
John Reilly, Juniata, 44 131 09
J. 1). Harilman, Harrison, 44 81 73
Georsje Ling, Hopew e-il, 44 71 69
I,- vi Hardingvr, C. Valley, 44 170 27
Nicholas Coontz, Colerain, 44 48 95
Thomas W. Horton, F>. Top, 44 25 00
J. H. Schnehelv, R, Tp. 44 150 00
l Peter H. Shires, Bed. B r. 44 105 00
Jacoh Werkinger, S. Wond. '54 38 1-4
Jacob A. Nicodemus, M. W- 44 214- 20
Solomon Williams, W. Pro. 44 10 43
John L. Hill, Juniata, t 4 25 00
\. Snowden, C. V. 44 4G 00
Emanm i Di' hl, Colerain, 44 24 71
Elias Gump, C-ilerain, '53 82 3!•
John Ash, Southampton, '52 73 03
Thomas Young, Hopewell, 44 58 9!
, Solomon Filler, Bed. 80. '5O 3!G 1G
Also to amounts received on sundry
Judgments.
1856, .Match 10. 1 bom John Mow
er, Esq. (,n Judgment of George
Rhoads, et al, 20 00
May 9. Jonathan Owens on Judg't
V. Wtn. McAttee, - 2G4 85
Nov. 22. L. W. Hail, Judgment in
Coo nam Pleas of Blair co. vs. F.
St idler. 112 02
Dec. 3. D. VVashabaugh on Jml.
vs. M. Wisegarver, 21G 2St
Also Taxes on Unseated Lands.
County, $274 59,
Road, 16 84,
School, 4 4-0 295 88
Bal. due Ten?. 1738 59,
Total amount, $9922 36 i
Contra CR.
By amount paid on checks drawn by Commis
sioners pro ut statemen! at length
he! 7833 56
Amount paid CI rand and Petit Jurors 1538 05{
Paid r- n.-t lhles att ruling Jurors, 84 00
Premi'nrns on Scalps, 281 75
Treasurers Salary, 185 00
$9922 30;
Slate,merit of checks constituting the $78.33 56
above referred to:
A ss-ss<)rs, 4GB 50
Viewers of Roads and Bridges, 307 27J
Wood and wood cutting, 131 1)0
Borrowed money and interest there
on, " 1442 99
j Electnns, 735 46i
1 ' 'oristables. 268 81
She; ill Moore, costs, &c. 93 14 1
' Pr ithoiiotary Washabaugh, 31 25
D. Over, Printing, 80 50
P. A. Bovd,Com. Ally. 36 50
David C. Long, Commissioner, v 4 Of)
John Conrod do 110 50
Win. Whetstone do 136 00
Henry J. Bruner do 37 00
C.Ewans do 12 00
| A. S. Russell, clerk, 236 00
James McMuilin, court crier, 131- 50
Repairs to court house and jai', 311 36
D. Over, costs 011 Uuseated lands, 196 00
Bridge?, 810 25
Books, Stationery, iNn. 41 00
John Mower, Esq., Att'y to Com. 50 00
J. M. Russell, insurance court house
and Jail, 55 50
Money overpaid and refunded, 210 61
Isaac Gordon, shaving prisoners, 1 00
Samuel D. Brode for work to be done
at Smith ,N Zimmers' Bridge, 100 00
John 'laylor, late Treasurer, balance
on last settlement, 14-90 87
| Miscellaneous checks, 222 485
Sum total, $7833 5G
Statement of monies due to the county of Bed
ford on ttm sth day of January, 1857:
From collectors, as follows:
to tin Furry. South Woodberry, ISSO, $292 05
Simon Beard, 51. Wood. 44 053 99
Michael Wertz, Union, 44 1)9 01
Henry Horn, Schellsburg. 44 07 'J'!
Daniel Te well, Southampton, 44 09 40
| Jacob Andrews, St. Clair, 44 '2ll 96
| John Sparks, W. Prov. 44 209 11
Sonnet Wink, K. Prov. 44 108 19
, Henry Egnlf. Napier, " 338 27
Jeremiah Alters, Monroe, 4 - 210 37
j Jacob Evans, Londonderry, 44 89 77
David Cypher, Liberty, 44 19 0 7 4
' VV'm, G Hespie, Juniatta, 44 92 12
Hugh Wertz, Harrison, 44 1 17 37
| John Dasher. Hopewell, 44 -701 13
j To-iah Bruner. C. .Valley, * 4 287 91
; F.lias Gump. Colerain. 44 301 06
Thomas VV. Ilorton. Broad Top. 44 102 43
Jacob Riddle, Broad Top. 44 429 98
11. \V. G.irret-on. Bedford Ro. 44 19 0 0 2
j Daniel Miller, South Wood. 1855 107 16
, Robert Elder, Middle Wood. 44 108 19
John Al-tndt, St. Clair, 44 33 IS
William Carnell, Monioe, 44 71 89
James C. Devore. Londonderry, 44 18 93^
George Lone, Hopewell, 4! -it 08
! Levi Hardinger, C. Valley. 44 1 6 88
I Thomas W. Ilorton, Broad Top, 44 10 30
Peter 11. Shires, Bedford 80. 44 31J
Jacob Nirodemns, M kIiII •; Wood. 44 101 09
John L. Ilill, Juniata, 1831 1 10 00
' Abraham Snoivden, C* Valley, 44 182 7 9
Jesse Dicken, Southampton, 1833 12V.33
John King, Hopewell, 44 17 19
Hugh Moore, Bedford Borough, 44 19 19
Samne) Cam do do 1832 37 91
B. H. Walker. St. Clair, 1831 33 07
Samuel Claik do 'B4B 100 00
Also trom Stonerstown Bridge Pom!, 200 00
Total of monies due county. $6834 7 I
Statement of monies owed by Bedford county on the
i 3fh day of January, 1837:
To John Sill 2000 00
Abm. Kerns' F.xors. 300 00
James iiea, 000 00
Bal. due to I). Over Treasurer, 1738 39
Total of monies owed by county $lB3B 39
Total amount owed to county $6831 71
Total amount owed by county 4838 39
Balance in favor of county 2010 13
4 he auditors ot Bedford county. Pennsylvania,do
hereby certify that in pursuance of the several acts
of Assembly of this Common wealth in such case
made and provided, we met at the Commissioners
cilice in Bedford Borough on Monday the 3th day of
January iu-t. and did audit and adjust the accounts of
David Over Treasurer of said county for the year
1830 as contained in the foregoing statements, ami
we have examined the foregoing accounts of monies
due to and owed by tiin said county and the same is
correct.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
hands this 7th day of January. 1837.
HENRY B. .MOCK,
DANIEL BARLEY. -
Attest, Vv'.M. M. HALL, Cleik.
Report of tho county auditors to the Auditor
General, January 5, 1857.
David Over in account with the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania.
Tax on Real and Personal Estate.
Treasurer Dr.
To aggregate amount outstanding at
the last settlement, COl4- 49
Aggregate amount assessed for 1856, 8133 42
Amount received on unseated lands, 260 29
1500S 20
Contra Cr.
By amount paid Stat- Treasurer pro
ut receipts dated May 19, March
19, June 21, Sept. 11, Nov. 28
and Dec. 31, 4906 02
Commissions allowed collectors on
$BOlB 12 at 5 per centum 4-00 90
Exonerations allowed collectors for
1856 and previous years, 136 13
Treasurers commissions on $7877 59 78 77
Amount uncollected for 1856 <N pre
vious years, G593 58
Balance due Commonwealth 2892 80
15008 20
Tavern and Restaurant Licenses. Dr.
! To amount of for 1856, 790 00
Contra Cr.
By amount paid State Treasurer pro
ut receipts dated May 19 and Sep.
11 " 750 50
Commissions allowed treasurer on net
amount received $790 00 at 5 per
centum 39 50
790 00
Hawkers and Pedlars Dr.
To amount of Licenses for 1856 48 00
Contra Cr.
Bv five per cent commissions on 4S 240
Balance due Commonwealth 45 60
48 00
Billiard Rooms Dr.
To amount of Licenses for ISSG 25 00
Contra Cr.
Bv fire percent commissions on $25 125
Balance due Commonwealth, 23 75
25 00
Eating Houses Dr.
To amount ol Licenses liar 1856, 32 08
Contra Cr.
By amount due Commonwealth 30 4S
Five per cent commissions on 32 1 60
32 08
Retailer's Licenses Dr.
To amount of for 1856, 660 56
Contra • Cr.
By amount paid State Treasurer pro ut re
i-i-.pt-, dated Sept. 11, Nov. 28. and Dec.
.31, 330 00
Amount paid printers, IS 00
i Exonerations, 10 00
Commi-sions on 8050 30 at 5 per centum, 32 32
Balance due commonwealth, 20 01
MILITIA FINES Dr.
To aggregate amount outstanding for 1533
and previous years at the last settlement 2213 OOi
Aggregate amount assessed lor 1836, 1130 00
Balance due Treasurer, 3 97
3317 03 1 2
Contra Cr.
By amount [ aid State Treasurer pro ut re
ceipts dated 19 May, 11 Sept. and Dec.
! 31, " 400 00
i Amount uncollected lor IS3O and previous
' years, 2010 24
Five per centum commissions allowed col
lectors for 1830 and previous years, 47 33
Exonerations allowed collectors for 1830
and previous years, 381 70
Amount paid sundry persons pro ut state
nri' tit at length intra 198 31 J
| Treasurers commissions on s9o3' 58 at one
j per cent 903
3347 03j
Statement of the receipts and expenditures of the
Military Fund of B-dford county for the year
1850 showing the amounts received Ironi each col
lector seperately, arid the amounts paid to each
person, in accordance with the act of Assembly ot
30th April, 1833:
j Received as follows:
; From Solomon Will tains i! 05
Peter Ewalt 13 OS
Nicholas Coontz 47 03
George Long 33 23
Samuel S. Shuck 30 10
Peter H. Shires 28 98
Gideon R. Martin if) 43
Emanuel Diehl 65 02
William O'Neal 38 30
John H. Schr.ebely 31 82
John Alstadt 31 08
; Elias Gump 34 99
| J. B. Hardman 25 18
• John Why song 50 35
i Samuel Berkstresser 31 8-3
| John Ash 09 S3
i Daniel Miller 15 75
! John Whetstone 14 65
: Levi Hardinger 31 35
| Thomas Voung 5 81
i Jacob Nicodenurs 60 80
! Solomon Filler 38 00
i Samuel Wink 8 30
i i Michael Wertz 12 00
John KeiKy 'lO SH
W diam Gillespie >7 00
Souiuel Cam 20 00
$90.3 58
I'aii! a fr llo'A
'1 asses-or.- ioi )• turning 1988 men to Bri
gade Inspectoral 'I cents each 39 70
County Commissioners and Cierk 80 00
Auditors and Clerk J5 00
Bloody Run Bluus per order of Capt. Wm.
States 75 00
; Bedford Riflemen per order of Capt. A. J.
I Sanson! 75 00
Bmadtop Rit'.e Hangers per order of Captain
11. Evans 50 0o
Cumberland Valley Blues per order of Capt
Wm Nottingham 4 75 00
G W Bowman printing statement 0 fd
David Over printing do 0 00
George Frelig of Harrison township, money
overpaid arid refunded 17 51 £
Lemuel Evans Brigade In-pector his bill for
: services 59 23J
1
■l9B Hi
Recapitulation ot Military Fund. Total of
payments:
Paid sundry persons as above 198 51!,
State Treasurer 100 00
: Treasurers commissions 9 0.3
907 51 .■
Total of Receipts, From coliqgtors as a
bove 005 .58
Balance due Treasurer 97
907 51
The undersigned, auditors of Bedford county, Pa.
' do hereby certify that in pursuance of the arts of as
j sembly in such case made and provided, we met at
i the commissioners rdiice in Bedford Borough, and did
! audit and adjust the several accounts between David
! Over Treasurer of said county and the Common
-1 wealth of Pennsylvania, as contained in the forego
ing statements.
■ In testimony whereof we have hereto set our bands
! this 7th day of Januarv, 1857.
DANIEL BARLEY,
HENRY B. MOCK.
Attest—WM. M. HALL, Clerk,
i Feb. 1 :j, 1857—1t
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THE undersigned hav ingfemtered into part
nership, respectfully antioutfce to the public
generally, that they are now'prepared to fur
nish anything in their line at exceedingly Ibw
rales. VYe ar<> now opening an el"gant Slock
of Hardware, Cutlery, House Furnishing Goods,
! Tin Japanned, Brass, French, and Biittania
; Ware, Willow, Cedar, ar.d Pine Ware, Nails,
Glass, Brushes, Putty, &c., fvc. A large stock
; of Tl\-WARE constantly on hand, ol our own
manufacture. Spouting and other work done
ito order, as usual. STO\ ES ofevery descrip
j tion for wood or coal,oi which we are just re
ceiving some beautiful new patterns. Also Farm
Implements in great variety, warranted as rep
resented, the hest and latest Inventions of the
■ day. And, as we are every week receiving
! goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Pitts
burg, we will always endeavor to keep a full
I supply of everything in our line, or at least
furnish any article required at a short no
j tice.
We are also-prepared to furnish al! kinds of
j Lead Pipe, Water and Pump Fixtures, at low
rates. We cordially invite all to give us a call,
ar.d especially the Ladies, as we hare nearly
i everything to make house keeping easy from a
Needle to a Cooking Stove.
GEO. BLYMIRE,
WM. HARTLEY.
Oct. 3, ISoG-ly.
Bedford Springs,
The Company are now erecting an additional Ho
; tel building, new and extensive Baths, and ornament
; ing and improving the grounds. The total cost of
j the property, including 1.500 acres of land, with these
improvements, and Furniture for the Hotels, will be
' about s'-50,000 00
: Of this sum there is To remain ori mnrt
j gage for ten years, at 0 per cent,
for $lOO,OOO 00
: To he represented by stock,
1 which is at! taken but a
bout 810.000, 1:0,000 00
$230,000 00
Sources of Revenue—
: Rent of Hotels (oflered) $!0,000 00
Beef's from Baths & Farms, 1,500 00
Sale of water, estimated to
j net lirsl year, 8,000 00
$19,500 0(1
Interest on mortgage, $O,OOO 00
j $ per cent, on $150,000 stck. 10,100 00
$lO,-too 00
: Surplus applicable to contingencies, $3,100 00
Arrangements have been made for sending water
daily, in g!.i-s. after April Ist. to the principal cities
of the United States; and it is thought the revenue,
I from the sale of watr alone, will in a short time
j exceed $20,000 per annum.
OFFICERS:
President— Fill LI F GOSSLER.
Directors—S. Morris Wain, .!. Edgar Thomson.
L. T. Wattson, Philadelphia—Espy L. Anderson,
Wm. P. Schell, Wm. T. Daugherty, Bedford.
Secretary and Treasurer—S. L. Russell.
Feb. 20, 1857.
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
VICKIIOY REAL ESTATE
AT
ALTAI BAXK IX BEDFORD COI'XTY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bv virtue of an order of Court to me direct
ed, after proceedings in Partition, I will expose
to public, sale, on the premises at Alum Bank,
• in St. Clair Township, on
MO.VD.iY, the 23 d day of M.ifiCH next,
i the Mansion Property of Thomas \ ickroy, de
j ceased, containing 249 Acres and 102 perches;
also at the same place and at the same time, a
Tract adjoining the above, called "Sugar Bot
\torn,'" and containing S?*v acres.
The first tract has two Dwelling Houses and
a large Barn thereon erected; also two large
and excellent apple orchards thereon, and con
; tains about il)0 acres of cleared land.
The other is not cleared, but contains a large
j body of heavy timber with a large Sugar camp
! thereon. This property is watered by Dun
nirip's Creel t, and lays in such away as to ren
der every foot of it tillable. For productive
j ness the land is not surpassed. It is the ac
knowledged garden-spot oi Bedford county,
and must be sold on that day.
HLT.H MOORE,
| I-Vb. 20, is:>7. Sheriff.
SNAKE SPRING MILLS.
This mill is now In first rate running order, and
prepared to accommodate the public with flour and
meal equal to any other in the State, farmer- wdl
j please give us a call, and judge for themselves.
| 1 JOHN A LSI P.
I Feb. 20, 1856.