ity me——————F eer to Mackinaw, by water, with the exception] K Thief? 1 RTO 1 '] § BY ~IET 9 wi on miles poriage. His route ea Stop Thief! NO ICE PO BE, i R Y. {down the Mississippi 3000 mules to Prariel : v > —— dua Chis, the most northern / Ae ean) post : te ‘ upon that river, thence up white river, in HE President and : Mana z pial a THE ] e From the Philadelphia Magazine. his boat, to within three miles of a boatable gers of the & Forozr wor TaY Moraer,” {stream emptying into lake Michigan, across Susquehanna & Waterford Oh, thou upon whose bosom dear, which his boat was taken by a waggon kept i a : for that purpose, and then through the 5 y re TURNPIKE ROAD My infant head reposed, lakes to Buffalo. We understand that the R EW A R D TAR Twr Oh; thou whose lips, with kiss sincere, B.shop is on a jaunt of pleasure and busi . OMPAN Y 3 Mv wear > ness, and that he intends ere long to return : My wearyeye hds Closed, in ordér to spend his days in a Lh setle | WAS stolen from the stable of the sub {Have resolved to give contracts for makin Though mary a rising sun has 3et, ment upon the waters of Mississippi. scriber, in Loyalsock township, Lycoming g Since Jast I met thy view, There is Towne Sigua in the mere : hae ns cat circumstance of an old man 83 removio ¢ 'e miles, to wit Oh, Rover shall my heart forget on to a new farm. Thisis som ctimies dove | stant; a dark chesout sorrel Sect, 1x: To COMmence. at the |S : What to thy love is due, irom necessity, and of prompted oy parentiai | : “p rane as : Susque- affections ; for there are few things Hore} FO in & 1% aDDa river, thence north-westwardly, consoling 0 age, than the prospect of 4 : 4 : 2. To commence at the inlotsof Frank: family vising to wealth and respectability by { from fourteen and an half to fifteen hands lin, thence south-eastwardl To leave my home and thee; { habits of industiy, and economy, 1 a new : y- Think nét my hou's ar country. But we believe this case is un- : en : y UUs gre bours of peace, precedented, of a man 83 years old adven- | lame in one of his hind legs, but not recol- {turously penetrating a wilderness nearly | jected which-—a natural trot!er—squatty Alas ! those moments sweetare gone=. {1000 miles beyond the remotest scitlement Thase hale , i ‘0 be found in a new eblony in order to mul ; These halcyon hoursare fled, tiply the comforts of his old age, and to pro- above reward will be given for the appre- And on the world’s cold heart alon® vide lor his posterity. ‘he bishop we believe | hension of the thief and recovery of the 5 i besom now my head ! : commenced his settlement about 7 years a- Horse, or ten dollars for cither of them, 5. To commenceat the inlots of Water. d of the war ord, thence 0, and during the whole perio oes ois word, thence south-westwardly, ; Be raid os BE ein a fuendly inter and all reasonable charges it brought home, Jol Pr . o « ohn Vmcent, of Waterford, John Mother, perhaps, the world will sag course with his Indian neighbors. We dolyy - That 1 am wholly Wiohg, : ow wihiat rtmber of adventurers went! ©. Robert Moors Brooks and Jolin Reynolds of Meadville {on with him, nor the present pepulation ol William Moore : wn a ke prospretad of the new colony.=—Ath. Srgus| Nov 4, 1818. and John Matin, of Franklin, : Robert Mas + Nr al Sra N. B.—The Horse bad no shoes on be. | , tn, and Robert Maxwell land Philip They’il say I court a childish muse) ia withou friends the world is but a wil- | bind. Clover, of Armstrong county, Esquires, Or wake an idle strain SP i ik | old : : nave been authorised to And will, to hear my lay refuse, i Fe : ; wr With pioud and cold disdain. pe and completing five sections of said rogg County, Penna. on the night of the 3d in- : : Think not my mother, I ¢an ccas® high-—rising seven or eight years old—{ 3. To commence at the east end of the Biidee erecting over Fr PC » e "2, . > Like those of infancy; : Ji : SP a Vacs Franklin, thence northewestwardly. 4. To commence at the inlots of Meads ville, thence south-castwardly. and heavy made and in good Sider —The To write to thee a simple lay, Or chaunt a rustic song; receive writlen Fegar Manufactory: {7727 ol the 1st of January pes . 1 X 3 {lor making the whole or parts of scctions, Sb THE subscribes some informs his provided that no part contains less than a And be It So~1f gratitude ; 1 a1 _{complete quarter, as marked ahd bounded ~ For kind maternal cat@, Se be — ced | B onan | bY tW0 quarter posts, A plan, descriptive Muy be to childish joy construed, Roca £ itv informs thet: co {of the mode of making said road, cludes Ov seem an idle prayer SR Thev take, ye Gods | tthe MANLY heart public that he still continues to carry ls: 0 th oF {ing $i bridyes, {excepting those to be We ulated in my breast the above business, at his eld stand, in apis ;|srected over nasiguble streams) and also a € pi —— : 3 ’ , 1 = ’ Rm - {Walker township, Centre county, where |shop, whet nie dr, fet notes and all accwiate degcrip- Take, take it hence ! and once impart : Ww ih CHILDISH FEELINGS bless’d. be hopes: to give, eneral satisfaction to 2 uh “a Jia Ae af each section, can be scen by applies Nak ] EL , ; i: § : Rg Aan ; Boston BARD those who may fat © him with their custom; DiS hr fc JN yr : c tion to either of the above named pers and for the accommodation of those who Cou od god JRE i The Ist of Sept: mber next wil be A firmer who had a very great name in : : £ supplied. the most r ble erie | the country for his dextotuy in manly ex Ei. hk flaiters ert , that Li to Scouriy way a o eguived oh vio Brotved, such as wrestlings, throwing the: 4; Pp RS names shali be given in the propesals tha bar, and the like, drew upon himself many - fbusiness, and Keeping on hand a qu sions to try his sill, with such as| With wiitten directions attached to it; and ‘the best Segars; to merit the paironage : f.r and near to challenge him : a-{veturning it when finished, at the fol of a generous public. of. . By order of the board of Managers. mong the rest 4 conceited folio rode a i Ww y great Way Lo Visit this champion and be- lowing places, vigs at the house of Josophi : 5 William ard. John Reynolds, ing told that be Was on hig grount behind | Butler innkeeper, Bellefonte ; at the house Bellefonte, Zur 20, 1818. : Sec’rys he house, hewlligted and walked with {of Michael Miesse, Howard townships} his horse in his hand, til he came where lie found him at work 3 so hanging bis horse upon the! pails; he accosted him Brush valley. thus ¢ that having heard tiuch of his fame Samuel M Kin ney. he was come forty miles to trya Ll with} 5 sop 5 1818. ei da GTD BEER the board of mandgers may approve tiers ois = ie ii Meadville, sors 14, 1818. To To 3 wi > . For a term of Years, Take N otice. : THE subscriber, residing in Nittany 1 went Auncy and musi have i. : him. T he champion witholit more wor ds, o_ | valley, Centre county. and near Washington | ALL peisons indebted to the subscriber came up to Rito} and closing with him, ai. living in Patton township, Centre cou took “im on stich an advantageous lock, ™ an TIO i: Ironworks, offers to lease his : ying an Pr yy that he pitche d him clear over the pails; : are requested to call and pay off their ress and with a great deal of wnconcern, took} THE Commissioners of Clear field coun- i FARM. pective accounts, onor before the first day up bis spede and fell to work eguint the for a tet th il : , fellow getuhg pon his legs again; as nim- ty will in fhture meet at their office, on the or aterm of years. On the premises are of January next By complying with’ hig Ble as he could, calling to speak to him.|third Mondays in Januarys Apiil, Augus: Srected ago od log Hlonse and Ramm, heh » request they will save cist and troubic. ro : fd Xd never fain ring of svatery about for : Weil, says the champion, have you anyland Noveimoer, for the purpose of transact- git > ¥ 4s Thomas MePher SON. more to say to me No, no, replied the} Bis ; : : ot acres upland, and ten of meadow, cleared, fellow, only zo desire you tvould be so kind ing the business of the county. Tocidental the whole under good cultivation. Poses December2, 1818. @s$ to throw my horse fier me. meetings, however, in case of exigencies, sion will be given on the first of A pril next 0 y m— may occasionally intervene. \ For terms apply to Mr S. Cap ron, he Well of Supersission—At the last DAVID FERGUSON, | RESPECTFULLY informs the parents Moid assizeés a man was indicted for extort- ROBERT ROSS, Contra: J ohn Shields. ine 15s 64. from another under pretence TAY . i of reszueine him from the well. Jtappears MATTHEW OGDEN Deéember 10,1818. thata very profital! ¢ species of ¢ incantation Artest—JOS. BOONE, Clerk. she will stil} endeavor to merit their patron his tou een practised by the avigards sng Nov. 15, 1908 A small Farm [ that of their friends. She has witolies ui the. neighborhood of Llangidian age, anc well, It is customary; even at the present FOR S2 1. FE O R RE NT, - fa 4 teacher of music ; a teacher of drawings day, { Or people at enmity, 0] write the names ¥ OR = A 3 4 i who is perfectly roaster ol! the ar ty and pros of those they wish to denounce oh a picce a valuable tract of : Voc i corosits. oplie of slate ¢r paper which they throw in- fessors of the other accomphshments © situate in Lamar township, Centre county, tas to the mysterious well: and i6i s implicitly a ducive to the polite education of young I belie ved, that so long as the name about 16 miles from Bellefonte, and on the 1 3 1 d Cc ta i 1k tie : ly ge tle man fron n % # he TS hirmete) Si if ? > ingles 8 cat road leading to Big sian 3 ont ining ; | y ri y nen € ds [ : om i L anville Academ 3 higi i recom! Beinn docape frum "his worse. than These who see this advertisement, W ilk { ney a - 60 a rN { pepe! Sa Saws of 5 le giv Cres > ; please refer to her late Cards, for more “en to have the name removed, and thus re jmare or lass, 20 of which is. meadow and < hy pespect to the store the party to pe ace! This indictment % ; 5% 7 _ |particular information with respe “jt is honed, will have the effect of finally! upland, cleared. The land is well watered re 0 : sranches tauerht, and the several prices 0 destroying this mdiculoud and superstitions | and timbered. Tt the tract is mar sold it hIGHCHES Tauph Bu 8 custom. About 12 years ago; a poor taylor in Flintshire; was charged with stealing 4 0 : \ goose from an old women ; she was asked | years. I'here is, on the said farm, a how she came to suspect the offender: yu iyable . i ; : when she observed that having threatened G IST MII, of water running through the place, with Once More ! to throw his hame into the well, ” he con R i., meadow ground sufficient for the farm.— cadatied 0 fessed the crime. London frafier: newly erccicc, aud in gord ot isi with 5 % 1s aso tan the THOSE persons who are indebted tO Any person disposed to purchase Baldeagie, and at the house of John M-Gee, and guardians of those voung Jaclies who have been previously unde? her care, that cattitss containing about ofie hundred and five acres of about one half of which is supposed to be each. Chambersburg, Franklin ? cc’y. Nov. 10, 1818. dwelling house and barr, and two streams will be rented for a term of three or four) s tleared. There are on the premises a Hairaordn adry Enterpirize, ~=0On Wed- bere: Also, a shown fhe premises by Joseph Johnson orf hescay of last week artived in this city, from SA Ww MIT L, wm MM Gaw, residing near the same.— A the Fails ‘of St. Anthoay, via Fiatnie du The above is to be sold in pursuance of the Chien, and Mackinaw, Bishop Peters, I qately erected, and in complete operation i 1} abd testament of 4 \ y W the ast will and teslamen 3 the 83d year ol Lisage, well kiowmas { | Possession will be given at any time after st Wi weiter of a former history of Connecticut ¥ For terms apply to erid:clament under Carver, of a tract ofthe said farm is sold or rented. For lur- Thomas Mi« Calmont, pect to persons. Jand, 190 miles square round the falls of St. Fer particulars enquire of John Patiorsod y & Ld ihe subscriber will do well toed and make payment to Me. Robert Stephenson in Bellefonte; before the first cay of Janu- ary next. Suits will be brought against tWo run of stones, one country the other hose who neglect this notice, withoul ress Anthony. «This aged though enterprising Tia . ; Executor. prelate, amy fiom his residence at the fakis | J ohn S. V inacke. Walker townahify Dec, 3, | Bellefonte, Dec, 2, 1818,
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