SOMERSET HERALD.
omelet,
. TUESDAY, APRIL U, 1646
V. B. PALMER E--7-' f rhib-Mpaia at his
Ktcl MaHanlCod Vjitr, U our authored
Jtrmi ebtiinins Adcerttemen, and Sab
Jriptknlor the 'HERALD a:,d i clothrJ
wkafatt r Is receipt any monies paid
lobimon theee oljecU ' Ha aory lacluJet
the Mlwinj :. va:-Pbi aJelphu Icv
York,Bt!u.Tiiwe"iBort0n 1,J his o!?ices 13
tic&McTlp'lc? ore locatoj as follow-:
Philvietphia-' -Vo, 53 i'ine Street.
flj2uKirf$- C C.iraer of Bah-oi. Cu! .t
EM So 16 State fct.
TOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES M. POWER,
OF MERCER COf.NTV.
THE OREHOX Ql'ELSTIOX.
The Oregon question is tiil under dis- j
cursion in the Senate, and no one can tell I addition to the election of Member of the
how it will terminate. It is somewhat legislature. Commissioner and Auditor'
remarkable that, with a majority of pc- which sre elected every year, we shall
laical frkuds in' holla Houses of Con- 1 this vear elect a Sherifl and Member of
press, Mr. Polk should bo uusble to bring : Congress, and vote also for Canal Com
th!s question to a close in one way or an- I missioner. We mention thi, thus early,
other. Congress liss now been in .ev ; for the purpose of impressing upon the
s ion more than four months, and the view's ' Whi's of this countv the importance of
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end intentions of the Administration on ? actinf nrudenllv ia regard to the October
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this subject appear to be less understood election, as our opponents will no doubt
at this time than they were before the ; oC unjsuallv active.
meeting oftliat body, "if the "Democ- j
racy" wish to go to war, why not make j An Important Fart.
l!uf necessary preparations, and proclaim j " The Hon. T. Batler King, of Georgia,
their intentions! Or, if they mean to ' in a speech recendy delivered in Congress,
irtju.-t the difllculiy in an amicalle man- J on the Oregon Question, furnished a ta
i;cr, why not s:iy ?o and adopt measures j ble cf importations of wheat into Great
anro.-dingly.' TJiey have all the jxnvcr Britain from the principal wheat countries
of government in" iheir own hands, and for 1841, 1842 and 1343, from which it
why not come to some determination in ' appears that during these three years
regard to the manner cf usiaz it! The ! there was imported into that country as
minoritv in Congress can throw no ob- fodows:
tecles in their wav, were thev even dis- j
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posed to do so. Why, then, Una halting .
. 1
between two opinions on the part of the !
majority! Why all this waste of time j
and money, when it is not nrcicjided that j
any new light can be thrown upon the j
fubject, or that the ilii-culty can he remo- J
Ted by procrastination! If .Mr. Pclk'and J
his friends re determined on fight, let j
them say so. If they are for pe.:ce, let j
them say so. Or, if they find that, by j
their hunting rnan?gemtni of this que-
tlcu, they have got themselves into arix,"
let them say so again, and perhaps the j
W hies may exercise a huh
find help them out of it.
convpLssk'U
I
The Sub-Treastirj.
This ofi-rc-io
lihelv to
fStnatc also and receive the armroval
of Mr.
Polk.
The Dartv
in power
s
l..vi: :: ti.:- r. ... ,v- . -
pUOJit UpililUii. I licit IJIJi K.M- .
ilently is to provide ior tneinsclves, anu j
be turned again upon the counirv. a!"80" Mr. Price in U)e puol.- Baltimore county, Md., and g,vcn em
lMir,r ; Vm,-. ,e., - "tion of this excellent journal. It has ployment in a factory. Tncre are some
Lid for its re-wtaWimiat p .sscd i j twcive or fourteen children in the family,
Hc-:e of Representatives the other day, ; b imp.ocd in w gceral appea ,
and will in all probtliiiiv Pass the I nu'v rn J ,s now Ksucd "ccLIy. earcd as ooeralives; and their i:i-
if -they can do anything tor the people jTjiuc Crossings," Md., has been chan
afverwards, wh-, then dn-y may po-i-; cetj l0 .g rants villc."
bly do it, provided it docs not interfere j
widi their own interest. The Sub-Trca- j The following rich scene occurred m
fury had been rejected again and ayiin by j &e House of Representatives on the 2d
the People's Representatives, and was fi- j inst.. in the debate cn the sub-treasury
nally in a manner lorred upon the coun- I bill.
try and every body knows widi what j yr. Martin of Tcnn. addressed the
indignauon it was received, and with what j Committee for ten minutes in reply to
IVo. ! Mr. Smith of la. and in defence of Mr.
plelrom'oneendot the Union to i5,e oth- i
r , r. , i
er. 1 O lie advocacy ct m inort: man i j
env Uiing else, Mr, Van Buren owed his j
tteleat in it?4U. let m tne i ace oi au
these facts d;e present Congress and the
present Administration .-ceii JcterabcJ
force it aam upen the country.
Hon. Andrew Stewart
This g(it!enian hns always stood de- j re desired no controversy with the gea
fcrvedly high as a sound, practical Stairs- j tleman from Mas?. If he was called in
inan and we are gratified to observe that j to one he should knock under in advance.
, , ., , - . lie regarded the 'gentleman from Mass.
his worth and talents are appreciated j . , .
1 1 . i rrcttv mucn as uie raccoon did CaDtsm
elsewhere, as well as m Ins own district.
The Whig press generally has spoken
out in terms of cordial approval of his
course in regard to the Tariif and, a- j
mom
odiere,
wc observe the Carlisle
Herald expresses the opinion, that he
"will make a most available Whig can
didate one of the?c days, and a most ex
cellent Governor, afier he is elected.'
T2ic Convention In Allegheny.
W regret that die proceedings of
. j r . j ,
the great Railroad Convention, held in;
, t.v .j.
Allegheny atv cn the fed msL, reached;
. ", " . r ' ; ,1,:- '
us st ion l.-itp an Tmur lor insertion in tins i
week's
Ti.:
from the counties of Allegheny, Armstrong,
n,r n,, i-M.rrt,j f'vn,?,,;. Fit-
. . . , ... T . nanr were seme da vs travel behind this
Lr.e,FayeUr, Huntingdon, Indiana, Jef- : om'psnv having o met some obstruc-
ferson M Kean, Mercer, Somerset, West- j tjon fr0i Indians. All was quiet at San
aoreland, Washington, Warren and Ve- ;ta Fe. They had just heard of the revo
naao. The Convention was estimated 'lution in Mexico, and die troops at Santa
at about 2.000. -The Hen. Richard ? wcr? ordered below i m mediately. -
, x- i -li i The gold mines of New Mexico had been
CocLTrit,cf wtrnw piidrf. ' wofk w.A MMal succes3 during the
'Viia resolutions thzt "were atopd hold 1 yeai.f increasing the demand for goods.
Lvnr-.!a?e dtat is both dignified and forci- It is estimated diat a million of dollars
r'.hI anilcftr.nnf t:iH to ctrrv conviction to XTiU probably be invested in that trade
Ue minus oi a.i wtso arc no: oil n ceo ry , - ' " i "t-i z P : 3 ,-,;t;
... . diem 350 TKHinds of fold, m dust, and million
i2$vr.MH-c t?r prrjuJi-cd bypnvate mt:r- t ,0 ctum wj. heavv ,ccks cf I three-
THE UCGISIATXRE.
We have no kic intelligence from
Harrisburg. On the 7th inst, the Reve
nue bill finally passed the House, 42 to
40, the Whig members generally or all
voting against it. A number of private
Bills also passed the llonse; but neither
these nor'the Revenue bill are likely to
have been -disposed of in the Senate as
vet.
In the Senate the Appropriation Bill
had been under consideration, but no defi
nite action taken upon it.
The Bill for the right of way to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
had been up in the House on Monday,
uid several speeches made on it, and was :
then postponed until Wednesday.
The Ensuing Election.
The ensuing general election will be
r.n important one to die people of this
count v and Congressional district. In
Bushels.
2,502,261
3,09S,183
1S.3S3.455
7,919,080
890,507
5,SS9,2S0
5,803.037
6,S35?278
From Ru"n,
Denmark,
1 Prussia,
Germany,
Holland,
France,
Italy and Island,
N. A. Colonies,
1 United Stairs,
1 Other countries,
Total,
3o53.2?8 t
2,935,G0G
57.475,965
Thus it appears that of the whole a-
mount of wheat imported into Grert Drl- j
;taiu, only about die one nineteenth parti
! copjes from llie Unileil tSlates.
The Cumberland Civilian.
J. H. Clay Mudd, Esq., has become j
4Thc edilors havc aa aWc responuent
i i i
at Waihingion, one of whose letters we
i have this week transferred lo our col-
umns.
rv-p lie name of the Post Ofllee at
k ccf l8 V. e i;t !
- ir. Gordon of a. .ur. ..I. was duelling;
upon jj.g jr,., ,;,,t M. polk ,lccd ,a
position to this bill to die principle
oouieu m uns cuo-i reasury cm. m
looking over the vote taken in 1834 he
if?H3?.lhV lh?.?,rsl maTn XOtf, forj
r M...( .i,..f-
Mr. Adams rose, but Mr. Martin de-
i clined lo vield the floor. Mr. M
said
Scolt..He should e'svc in and
come
down."
Mr. Adams with great -ood humor
faid, I surrender to the gendeman from
i cruicss;. e. .
Mr. Martin I surrendered to the gen
tleman in advance; and regard it no dis
honor to have done so.
The hammer of the Speaker now told
die hour of one o'clock. .
From Santa Fc
A company of Mexican and American
' i i r l . o. t e
iraucrs nave arnveu ai i.ouis iruiu
Santa Fe. I ncv were robbed of their
- , . , ,
horses and mules on the plains by the
r j
Pawnee Indians. JJie tutaw Indians
had killed five Mexicans and wounded
one on the Santa Fe road.. Another com-
i l i Til
.....
' eoois tills spring, Biekneli
. ,i- . i i. this ve. This hrornrht with ! fold.
' 2Vew Counterfeit. -
were on Wednesday last,
showed a 82,00 counterfs it on the -State
Bank of Indiana, which we have not yet I
seen described by any of the Detectors.
Th e note is dated AprU 20, 1841, letter
D Vignette, a female seated, holding in
her right hand a bonnet, her left resting
spparently on a rock, at her feet is a pail,
at a distance on her left is a water mill.
The engraving is coarse. The note pur
ports to issue from the branch at Indian
apolis, and payable to H. Bales. It is
signed S. Merrill, President, and Th. II.
Sharpe, Asst. Cashier. Engraved by
Draper, Tappan & Co., Phila. We
coution our citizens to be on their guard
against these spurious notes, as there is a
number in circulation in this countv.
West. Republican.
THE TRAVEL OVER the NATION
AL ROAD.
The number of passengers from the
East and West, daily arriving and depar
ting from Cumbcaland is, we believe, un
usually large this Spring. The Stage
proprietors on the road, than whom we
are sure there are none in the Country
more indefatigable or more accommoda
ting, have had their hands full, for the last
month, and we doubt not drivers and hor
ses, are both heartily sick of "'-the rush,"
As manv as one hundred and seventy
passengers, requiring eighteen stages,
have been sent out from this place, on
the arrival cf ihe Cars, from Baltimore.
We hope the Companies an: reaping a
harrcst, but wc rather fear if the thing
continues long, we shU hear something
of "used-up" stock and shattered coaches.
The wear and tear like a certain distin
guished politician's sufferings, is intolera
ble. Cumb. Civilian.
GR1I.
The N. Y. S:m says they are sweep
ing the bam? and granaries clean in the
West, and collecting all the remnants of
the crops for market. In the different
warehouses on. the Miami Canal, they
are storing all diey collect for shipment.
One firm has 2 1,000 bushels of wheat, 6.
000 of oa's,2,0C0 hhU of flour, 1,000
bushels of rye, and 400 of barley. Anoth
er has 2,000 hogs in warehouse; another
3,000 bushels of flaxseed. These have
been the accumulations of a single week,
and the amount therefore of produce,
which will find its way to market, from
the West, will be sufficient lo supply all
Europe, and if the corn laws are mooiii-
et'' immense crops will be collected the
ensuii)!i season.
ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
TARIFF.
The Charleston Free Press relates an
inlereslin5 iaciJCnt of a poor lazily in
die neighborhood of Harper's Ferry, w ho
were livinr a few' montlis sgo in the most
snualid oovcrtv, widiout work and in Ue
p-tt l?rrcntl- thev were
rCraocd bv the Hon. John Weihtred to
come is near one thousand dollars per an-
num. A nappy illustration, iruiy, oi iatr
wisdom and bencficience of lite protective
policy.
, -n 1- . I.
Tlie Henry Clay.
The Steamer Orus which came up
Friday evening about 6 o'clock, brought
up between cue and two hundred of of the
p;:sscngers from the wreck of the Henry
Ciay. The passengers were all taken
from die wreck in a large tub or water
tank, a rope being attached on each side j
through the eyes and managed troin tue
wreck and thi shore. The cargo isjill
pretty much saved. That psrt cf ths car
go which was thrown overboard was
mainly sacks of salt. The passengers
. V .
ov5r froum "an? De3Ch lcU
wherc thev took the steamer Orus.
are a remarkably good class of cmi-
raiivS.
Ti:e tide ebbs and lows in the Jlenrv
ciav end bh: is semcwhat embedded in
the 'sand. Lighters were unable to lay
,T tt , i 6.- ,
moderate for a few days they will endeav
or to discharge her carx, and probably
she may be got off.
Capt. Nye, who h"d an interest in the
ship, saves it insurance, though by the
skin of his teeth. His policy we are told
expired at noon on Wednesday, while the
ship struck Tuesday at midnight. This
is radier close shaving.
In reference to Insurance, we under
stand that the Mutual Safety had a full
line on the Henry Clay probably $40,
000 or 50,000. .
This thing of insurance is a curious
business. Two or three days ajio ap
plication was made to the Alliance to
insure $20,000 on die ship Edgar, which
they offered to take at 1 per cent. This
was refused, and U offered, which the
company declined. The next that was
heard of the Edgar, she was ashore at
Absecom. N. Y. Tribune.
The St Louis Era, of die 19th ulL,
avs: The steamer Radnor arrived
yesterday, with $G5,000 in specie on
board, $55,000 of which is from the
Branch Bank of Lexington, for deposit in
the principal at diis place; and $10,000
from the Plattsburg Land Office, under
the charge of Mr. Hughes, belonging to
Government."
PEXXSYLrANtA produces annuady fif
teen millions bushels of wheat, and a
bout fifty million bushels of Indian corn,
rye, barley, buckwheat and oats, and is
capable of increasing the amount four
zsLc sends to market annually two
tans r-f coal, and manufactures
fourths of all the iron made ia the
1 United States. . ;
Onlast Sabbath morningt the dlstanca
of half a mile noith cf this town,iu an old
uninhabited cabin were found a Carpet
bag and Valice with various other things,
that evince that a robbery has been com
mitted recently, at or near our town. The
Carpet bag, cantained a towel, marked M.
V. Williams. There were also various
other articles init,soch as The American
Arithmetic, Smith's Grammcr, Brown's
Grammar, a written school Composition,
a pair of fine morocco shoes, tooth brush
fcc. with various articles of clothing.
The books are marked with the same
1p5i!i', to believe that the
" M UtWl w i
articles have been stolen from the Stage, j
nd that the owner of the above mention
ed articles was goin cither to or from
!ll It gltnni -
There was "also found a t the same time
and place, 1 pair fine cloth pantaloons, &
1 cloth coat, marked Alex. Thomas, and
2 shirts and 2 or 3 shirtees, marked J ohn
B. McDowell. Some old clothes were
also found, not marked, except with age
and dirt.
On Monday morning last 2 trunks
were found near the turnpike, between
Ligonier and Laughlinstown, which were
empty, having doubtlessly been taken
from the stage and plundered. Onq of
the trunks is almost new, but has no visi
ble mark. The other has the following
writing on a label: viz, 'John B. McDow
ell, Lewistown, Fulton county, 111.' There
is no doubt, the contents of die trunks
were conveyed from them to the old
house.
No trace of the thief or thieves has
been discovered. Ligonier Free Press.
The Richmond Whig says, "frcm firt
to last, from the Alpha to the Omega of
this Oregoir dispute. Mr. Polk has taught
this nation a lesson which may yet nred
to be enforced by the scorpion lash of
war, never to elevate an inferior man to
a post of such transcendant importance a?
President of the United States."
It is mentioned diat in die arctic regions
where the diermometer is below
zero,
persons can converse at more than a nine
distance. Dr. Jamieson mentions that
he heard every word of a sermon at the
distance of two miles."
i
CO.TiJIISSIOIVEIt.
Mr. Row: Allow . me, through your
paper, to recommend Frederick W i
meh, Esq., for Commissioner.
TlRKLYFOOT.
Motice.
Estate of Jonathan Yodcr.
deceased,
if ET l'ERS Testamentary on the es
late of Janalhan Voder, late of
Shade township, deceased. Iiaring bscn
granted to the subscriber, all persons
Tadebted lo said estate are requested to
attend at the hte residence of the deceas
ed, on Monday tho 25;h djy of May
next, ptepared to settlr; and dicse having
claims. t present them ut the same time
and place, properly ?.ulhed-aied.
CHRISTIAN PETKRMAN,
t.f Shade township,
SAMUEL IIOLSAPPLK.
of Paint township,
April 14,'45Ct. Eiecuiors.
Sheriff's Sale.
BV irlue of a writ of levari Facias,
issued out of the Coart of Common
Pleas of Somer.et county, and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to sale by
public outcry, at the public square iu
Somerset on Tuesday the 5ih dy of
May next, at 1 o'clock, P.M. the fol
lowing Real estate, viz:
All the r?ght, title, interest and claim
of Joseph lU.naiingcr, of, in, and lo a
certain
TRACT OF LAXD,
and house thereon erected, situate in So
merset township, adjoining lauds of An
drew lloaver, Daniel Adams and others,
containing about ei;hl or ten acres, con
veyed to said llenimiugsr by John Mill-
house and wit as the property ol me i
said Joseph Hemminger, at the suit of
Henrv Snvder.
JACOB PHILIPPI, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Somerset. ?
April 14, 1S4G. $
Positive Cheap! Comparative
Ch cape r!! Un double dhj
CIIEAVESTM
War with the British!
riHE subscriber hating purchased
M the entire stock of tin ware, owned
by Charles A. Kiramcl, where he now
intends conducting the maiufariuri."-g ol
T1X AND SHEET IKON
ware in Somerset, at die shop formerly
occupied by William P. Schell, - a tin
ner shop, one dor west of G. Pile's Ho
tel, aud nearly opposite the store of D.
Flick, where he intends manufacturing
ware of every description in his hue of
which he will dispose of at a small ad
vance for cash, or on time to punctu o' lcal
ers. His work will be done in a neat and
substantial manner, persons wishing to
purchase are respectfully invited to call
and examine his stock. By a strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
Approved country produce will be ta
ken ta exchange for ware.
' OBADIAH KIMMEL.
sp 14. 1848.
N. B. Country merchants wishing to
purchase ware at wholesale prices, are
invited to call Lefcre purchasing else-j
where. 1
TOY VIRTUE of sundry writs of
J5 Vtnditloni Exponas, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Somerset
county", and to me directed, there will be
exposed to sale at the Public Square in
the Borough of Somerset, on Friday the
1st day of May next at 1 o!o k P. M.
th following Real Estate, viz:
All the right.' tide, interest and claim
. . i .
of Francis Philippi. of. in, and to. two I
ancss PmJippi. ni. in, anu ,
Lots of Ground,
situate in me town oi oenirc-iue.
ford township. -Somerset county. Pa..
. r in . . .If.
Mil-
containing one
me h.lf acre more or !es;
.ci;ininV ibe davn.ke. on the north a I
lot of Jonathan II. Miller and Joseph J
Pile on the east, lands of Abraham II. !
- J " - .
.inner, on inc sohui, anu a iwi
G. Miller", on the west, on which ,re e-i
.t . i. 1 . -f I .
reeled a hnre two storv dwelling house,
now occupied as a
store house, and a ;
sUV.e, 'itti the appertf nances as iue
property vf tha aid Fmnris Philip pi.
at the suit of Joseph llwff.nau.
ALSO
Alljthe riht, tide, inierest and claim
f Squira Hull, of, in, aiid to in
situaie in the town of Saiythfield, Som
erset county. Pa. containing ov.e half of
an acre more or less; boundtd on the
eafct by lot of DiKt r Fry, on the wet
bv lot of William liicharus. on the north '
bv ar. alley, and main street on the south,
on whicli jre erected 2 l -vo story dwel
ling hauscs, one occupied now as a tav
ern stand, and a stable w ill, the apperte
n .nets :is the ptopeiiy of the s-id
Squire Hail, at the sail of John
McClintock, of J.
ALSO
All the right, tide, interest and claim
of Chri'tini Knee, dee'd, of, in, and to
a certain
Lot of Ground,
situate in the borough of Stoytown, So
merset county, containing one fourth of
an acre inor or les; avljfi:ii'g main
street oi the south, lot of Benjamin Ker
key on tha west, hit of Jonathan St iller
on the north and lot of Henry Harner
on the east, on which are erected a tw
siory frame dwelling house, and stable,
with the :ipperten;iti"es the property
f the tfaid Chri'iiaii Knee, deceased, in
the hands of John -Cover, administrator
with the will annexed, of Christian Knee,
deceased, and Michael Zimmerman,
guardian of George Knee, heir and le
gal representative of said Christian Knee,
d?ceaed, t the suit of Samuel Kimmel,
fortheuae of John 11. Snyder.
ALSO
All the right, lide, interest and claim
of John Br 11. of. in. and to a certain
situate in Addison township, Somerset
ronntv. Pa., containing one hundred and
fifty iicres more or les; about one hun
dred and ten acres clear, about twenty
twarresin meadow, with a dwelling
house one am! a half story high, log barn
and stable, and spring house thereon e
reeled, and to orrhaids on the premi
ses, adj-.ining the Natioa-i! Uoad on the
south, and lands of Andrew Mitchell,
Thomas Gli?son and Richard Brook,
with ihe ajipertennres as the properly
of the said John Bell, at the suit of Al-j
fred Newloii. now for ihe use of Henry
Chorpenriing.
ALSO
All the right, tide, interest and claim
ef Daniel Hoover, of in and la a certain
phaiatbn ar
Tract of Land-
situate in Broihersvally township, Som
erset county, Pa., containing 206 acres
more r less; about 150 acres clear, and
about 30 acres in meadow, bounded by
lands of Frederick Hoover, Georje Hoo
ver. Solomn Barkley and other, on
which are erected atnro story log dwel
ling house, and Lr$e bank barn and sta
ble, &!., 2 apple ordnrdi on the premi
ses, widi the appertenanres as the prop
erty of the said D.tuiel ilwovtr, at the
suil of Wiilisra Hoover.
ALSO
All ihe risht, tide, interest and clairu
of Joins Hesshbcrgrr, of, in, and to a
certain
s,tua5e , Conemsuh townhij. So
mer5el C0Uli,v, Pa., contnining l6Ja
erts more or !es; about 100 acres clear,
10 acres in meadow, bouudedby lands of
Jacob Blongh, Christian Hockstetlcr,
Yost Plough, Jacob S. Miller and Peter
Hechmaii and others; on which are erec
ted a divtlling house, stable and brn, a
large pple orchard on the premises,
villi the apporicnances as the property
of the said J.'ncs Her.-hbeicer. at ihe suit ;
of Abr-ham Hershbcrgtr, for the
use ef Daniel Ea?!i.
ALSO
Br virtue of a writ of Ti. Ta. f Innni-
- . - L - " i
sitioa waived.J j
AM the rtgiii, tide, ir.ttrrsl and claim ',
of Jines Bick, of, in. and to a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Addison township, Somerset
coiiuty, Pa.
containing
153 acres more
or less; about 50 acres ck-ar, ai:d ab'ut8
acres in meadow, adjoining lands of Ja
cob Wiihelm, William Harden and Chris
tian Fike, on which are erected a two
story log house, a potter kiln, an apple
orchard and cabin barn with the vpperie
nances as die property if ihe said
James Black, at the suil of M.rr
Davisoa.
JACOB PHILIPPI. Sh'rT.
SherirFs Office, Somerset )
April 7. 1840.
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FilOiISORY HOT
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For sale at this Office.
Constables Stay Bonds j
For Sale at this O ir.ee
- Treasurers Sale of
UNSEATED LANDS,
. . FOR TASKS.
TOTICE is herebr I.V.7-
1 'ter TreJxetl, Treu.urer of it
Uoaniv of Soraer.-et. will opose lo m!
si the Coart House in Somerset, on tn
ntai JlntitlnY 1X1 JrSllC ncJt,
Uommnein? at 10 o"'c!ocfc ia the f-r-
I ... i . T r . . r
noon of satd day, ana aujour,
j UaV tO 03y, IOUHU iivva-.y ...... ---
the lands contained m the Joliowjny
- . . , t, ,;..
be d.oed of, unless .a.J I taxes be
char-ed pre.iou. -
And Oy a lurw.er
. ti
of lbs
oi Aeniuij.
purchaser or purchase
reasu-
rir 1 II f. SS SOOll a "C w "".-
- . e
struck down, to pay at lea.1 mueh of
the purcnase money . - "
Z. . i i.
ry to pay ort me taxes, anu -
lar for the use ol ifia i romnnoiaij, uu
in c--e the same is not forthwith P
the sale may be avoided and the proper
ty immediately setup ajain by thf 'lea
rer. Purchasers are therefore notified
that a compliance with this part cf th
aw will be expected anJ enforced. m
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151 Black Jam-?, "5
400 Drysdile Thomas 1,80
330 Denton Thomas, 1,80
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597i
400
400
82
ICQ
207
590
400
3D 3
4031
Soli
40Ii
401 i
400
39 Si
401
400
0li
43S1
412
244
3'J5
400
593
100
ml
4i0
400
400
4C0
401
1531
404
3S0
4C01
00
200
I Lot
400
1001
4161
434
406
400
410
400
400
420
407$
434
4311
4172
410
54
4371
4371
453
3771
411
00
4iZ
330
427
4001
99
100
4001
400
400
433
529
332
4541
435
390
404
SSOi
440
433
4331
440
400
4 1 1 i
400
410
4f0
4ZI
400
400
400
404
400
4001
4001
Crvlich Hartn-n
Co'ates Wiiltain - l.SO
Gibbons James,
Hall John, 1,80
Knopsnyder Conrad, 42
Kerzer Jacob, 60
Martin Robert. 1.SU
Miller Michael, l.SO
White John,. I. SO
B msal Andrew, 1.60
Young Bertha, 1,30
Mi! ford Tvwnth'tp.
Baker Josepli,
Beam Jacub,
Copp Michael,
Cisney James.
Connor fe Connelly
F-rner Lewis
' Galbraiih Mary
Johnston William,
Kendall John
Kin Samuel
Lafboroufh Nathan,
Pitcher Kudolpli,
Rash Benjamin.
Shannon William,
Wdsou Thomas,
Turk'sfoot To tens hip
Humphreys Athlon,
Darke George jr,
Joiles William
Stewart John,
. Stewart David,
Stewart Thomas,
Addison Toicntlupt
Chew Alexander,
Cde Samuel,
Latterly Joseph.
Moore Jane,
Moore Christian,
Moore Mary,
Ozle Charles,
Thompson Jusiah,
Deams Jacob
Southampton Toic.uMp,
CriichSeld John,
Philippi John
Hefner cr Havner Geo.
Pratt Elizabeth,
Elkl'ick Tozcnship
Barley Moumjoy,
Cbary Jolin
Cory Jsmes,
Cory Euos
Moore Anne
Memtnger Lswis,
Simpkins John,
Sinapson Mary,
Siony creek Tcicash:pt
Stiles William,
GresnviUe 'Jotcaship,
Albricks Wiliiam.
Cuddington Beiijamin,
JWeghtny township.
Bowen Thomas,
Carey John L.
Carey John L.
Golden Elizabeth,
Herrysliill-Robert,
Moore Thomas,
Rn$s James,
Wells, Mary
Conemauh totcnthip,
Banington Charles,
Benntt Ja-ob,
Edmond George,
Hcnon Jwlin,
- Mclanahan James,
Mc'Gaw Thomas
Sturgeon Robert,
Elliovt John
Moore Ahrum,
Mnsser John
Shade foifliihfp,
Caradms Thomas,
Carman James.
Duplessis P, L, B
Proctor Thomas
Tilion Wliliam,
Wit!:erel Samuel,
Paint tsicmfiipt
Berkley Pu-h,
Clark Stephen,
Clark James,
Moore Thomas
Snyder Nicholas,
Shaw K.'bert,
Tnsi E.'iz-th,
Thornton William,
Jeaner toitntttip.
Pitcher William,
'Bonksen Andrew,
ILrron John,
Ileysle I'hrisiiart,
HuSley Frederick
MtGrair Thom-f
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2.40
2.24
2,40
2,40
2,40
2,40
2,40
2.40
1.60
2,64
2,40
1. GO
1,20
2.40
2,40
FO
2.5(5
2,40
2,40
2.4a
2,40
1.44
2.40
60
2.40
2.40
2,43
1,20
1,20
81
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1.42
1.51
1.50
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1.80
1.90
1,93
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93
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1.03
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3,03
5.06
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2.86
1,72
3,03
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2.33
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2.C0
54
2,20
2.20
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1,31
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8.03
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1.13
119
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2.58
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