: 7 reward for any gervieee “able to renders t {2 my country, is pecul “of the'Unired Sia ts A ithe and ie other a lad ofabout 12. They are Coser coloured, and tattooed according to Vict cusiofm, by puncturing the Skin and Wioducing a durk hquid, which has a St ular appearance. They appear lo be Mifensive youths, and as they are Ameil- Cu citizens, haviog been adopted into the ;rcat Americad family, we trust they wili treated with Kinduess and hospitality. 1latriot, be pee THE PRESIDENTS TOUR. : Tue ime of the President's progress along the maritime frontier of North Caro lina 1s not as easily traced as that was which he made along the most par of the Atlantic, border, two years ago. We hea of him however, now and then, wherever au established press affords the means of dis scininating infopmation ; and froin the American Recorder we learn that Friday, he Qeh inst. wast spent by the President the Secrotary of War, in Washington, N. €C. aud that he departed thence on the wasulig day, fae Newbern. “Ihe President was received at Wash + Jngion with, the usual demonstrations of Feipecty, and ap address delivered to him. © 0 which he made the fo':Hwi pir reply: : as 7 she commitiee in behalf of the citizens uf Washington. «For the Kind reception givensme by the tiacns of Washing ony 1 begifou to ten | deb them any best thanks! «Having. always joo-glcied the good opinion of my fellyw citizens the highest hich I might be ¢ favo ble hight in which niy cgnductin the various 1 Have been honored by y gratifying to me. ‘and happy coadition 4 is seen and feit by ws all Tlie cause is pot less obvious. Its “td be traced to the! virtue and intelligence people, and! the excellence of om san institutions. Lot us, then, nev: se to cherish and support them by = Sats 7 A you hayg viewed n offices wath whith I, “ The piosporou th wise and cfliciept measures, we \ JAMES MONROE. ‘Washington, April’ 6th 1819.7 je Apu jc dinner was civén 0 him by the zens of the tow and vicinity, at which Jolin G i Blount presided, assisted by rs. Wm. Kennedy, Edward Quinn, Vm. W. Rodinai ; and ‘a numbes of riate toasts were drank on the occa | ‘Fhe President and Mr. Seeretary n, after being affectionately enter ‘at Was™agton, wore escocted sence several miles by a number of the ZnS. Po Fhe fillowing extiflict of a fetter from our cotfespondent. at Newbein, NC. magks tig next step in tie progress of the nea ; Bao « Newbern, April 12. The President arrived here on Satur- day afterooon, acaompanied by the sccre- tary of ‘war, escorted tiya large number of the citizen: who bad rade out ten miles for the pu pose of meeting him. His armval ‘was ar nounced by the discharge of cannon, ringing of beils, &o. HE was conducted to the hoase prepared for him by the commit tee of arrangemsnt. Lo day be partakes of a public dinuer at the mansion Hall, and wild leave) tuwn to-morrow for Wilming- won? TW \ Nat. Int. % { ees ¥ ; ; Bank's : he) iced states.—1 his day at 19 o’elock he'ceremany was performed of Jaying the Ce rner Stone of the Building for thisiostitwiam, : ‘ 168: ) the glone was deposited se- cuted iin aleaden case, a Glass Vase con taing several of the Gold, Silver and Cop- per coins of the Uiited States, and the {o}- lowing inscvifition beautifully pridted ov liam paper :— Ba od the 19th day of the month April, in 3d year of tie Independence of the Siates of Amerign, (being the year “of the christian era.) | his the Corser stone of the BANK of ve UNITED STATES, was laid by Langdon es, President, and Jonathan Smith fer. fy i ay y fttended by Nicholas Biddle, John Con- fv, James'C. Fisher; and Joshua Lip pincott the bailding Committee ; William Strickland, Arehitect—-Adam and TLos Traquaity Mable Masons——Philip Justus, Carpenter——Daiiel Groves, and Joseph 8. walter, Briekiavers, And a numerass assemblage of the cit. iz vs of Philadelphia. NE Shevalier Correa de Serra, the Porta. guese Minister, has taken his departure northwardly from this city, for his summer residence. Col. Atkinson, commanding the sixth Regiment of United States Infantry, passed through this city a day or two ago, on his . way to join bis regiment, which is destined to explore and garrison our remote Wes- tern territory. Gen. Jesup, the Quarter Master Gene: ral of the Army, departed from the szat of government at the same time as Col. At kingon, for Pittsburg. It is understood his object is personally to direct every arrange- ment and preparation, ia his depurtment, {squadron under Admiral Brion’s flag; an {embargo was laid on all vessels at that {place and Porto Cavello, in consequence of {ity, or when compassion for some poor pers to ensure safety ard success to the expedi- tions moving to the heads el.our great Western streams. Mat. Int. — Ere From Curracoa—Capt. Whitemarsh in 20 days from Curracoa, informs that about an hour before he sailed, information was received by a Dutch government schooner that Laguira was blockaded by a large he appearance on the coast of the Patriot squadron. It was also reported that the Royalists had recently been defeated sever- 4 times on the Main. B fore the Circuit Court of the State of Kentucky, at Bardstown, was tried, to- wards the close of the last month, a suit for slander, in which Biss Des Maistey, alias Mrs Yishley., of Louisville, dele aot. Al ter a trial of two days, the jury being per- mitted to retire brought in a verdict ior the slaiptiff, and assessed the damages at (wen - ty seven thousand nine hundred dollavs,— I'his is a curious case ; for the parties bad been married, and the husband, the defend. ant had in a few days after marriage desert- ¢d his wife. However the verdict, it ap pears, falls to the ground ; the judge hav- wy decided, that the marriage being a le- gal one, suit for slander could not be main- tained by the wife against the husband. ys JAat. dnt, DIED—At his residence on the Gram- pian Hills, in Clearfield County, on the first instant, Da. SAMUEL COLEMAN, in the forty fourth yearof his age, after a- bout two weeks sickness. He practiced as a Physician a number of years in Williams- port, Lycoming county, with great suc- cess and universally esteemed. He was remarkably charitable to the poor, who very much regretted losing him when he lefi Lycoming county for Clearfield. For some years before his death he had given over practicing, except in cases of necess- son excited his benevolence. His social qualities endeared himto all who bad the oleasure of his acquaintance, and the gen. eral regret expressed for his loss, is a proof that socicty bas been ber ful and worthy member. = : , 8 Lady oy : oh SN {it 7 3 NT Bank Note Fuchange IN PHILADELIHIA. Upited States Branches; 1 per cent dis, Boston, ae SIE REE dl New-Hampshire, ~ do Connecticut, = = do New-York . par New-York per ct. dis. SHAR 4 3 Fo ig 3 Country notes 2] New-Jersey. Trentony i Mount Holly, Cumberland, Newark, ; Brunswick Bank, Sussex Bank, 5 8 State Bank at Trentong At Elizabethtown At Morristown At Patterson : do At Brunswick ' 1 do All under 5 dollars 2 per cent discount, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia notes, Germantown Easton Bank, do Camden ; : do BANK NOTES AT & DISCOUNT. Hulmeville, New Hope Bridge, Chester county Bank, West Chester Montgomery county Bank, Northampton Baok, Farmers Bank of Lancaster, Old Bank of Cariisle, Reading, Susquehanna Bridge Marietta, Lancaster Trading Com- pany, Harrisburg Bank Bank at Milton, Chambersburg, Little York, Gettysburg, Swatara Bank; Silver Lake, Pittsburg Notes, Agricul. bank of Carlisle Green Castle Uniontown Juniata All the rest of Pennsylvania notes of Incorported banks 10 to 25 dis. Delaware, Old Bank of Delaware Wilmington & Brandywine 30 Farmers bank at Dover, with its branches, Laurel, Smyroa, 1 per ct. dis. dc do do do do do “do do 3, par do o LQ Gr hh CI NNN NNW do do do do do do do do do no sales no sales CO wn dD oa bor wa 3 ~ per ct. dis do do do do Maryland, Baltithore ? per ct. dis Annapolis and Branches do eft of a use-| | Rus the sublic in general, shat he will contin- : riot, and True American Bedford will By order of the Orphans’ Court of Centre County, WILL BE SOLD, At public vendue on the premises on Monday the twenty-fourth day of May in- stan, & certain tract of il. AND, adjoining lands of Robert Gordon, Henty V.udyke, John Furey and others, contain- ing 280 Acres, more or less, lite the estate of Andrew Glenn, deceased. This tract of nand lies within three and an ha'f miles of the bor- ough of Beliolontes The improvements consists of about 80 acres of upland, cleared, about ten acres of meadow, and a dwelling \ “Nn ‘ HOUSE § BARN. Terms of sale, seventeen hundred dol- lars 10 be paid in band, and the residue in six annual payments, with interest from the date of the bonds, and to be secured by a‘miortgage on the premises. Due at- tenidance will be given by William Potter. Administrator. «By the Court, April, 26,1819. Certified by Wm. Petrikin, : Clerk, 0. C. Bellefonte, Muay, 5, 1819. rg & Dr. J. Hoffman, pEGTFULLY informs his friends and ue lis practice in physic, as usual in Huntingdon. FB ntisigdon, April 29, 1819. : N.\B-All persons indebted 6 him for a longer time than six months are request- ed to come forward and discharge their accounts immediately, or they will be placed in the hands of proper officers for collection. $7 The editors of the Bellefonte Pat- please publish the above three times and forward their accounts to this office for payment. WANTED, AN active lady between the ages of 14 and 164 as an apprentice to the CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING business. Apply to ELIJAH REEVES. May, 1 1819, WANTED, Three or four Mounlders at the Mifflin furnace, near Jersey Shore, Lycoming County. Constant employ and generous wages will be given. Apply to the sub. scriber at the works. ; George Heisler. April 8, 1819. Entertainment. The subscriber having opened a house of public entertainment, in the house late- ly occupied by Mr. Joseph Butler, in the Borough of Bellefonte, respectfully in- forms his friends and tbe public, that he has provided himself with every article requisite for the accommodation of the lodger and traveller in a comfortable man- ner. He therefore flutters himself by care and attention to receive a share of the public patronage. Thomas Hastings situate in Spring township, Nitiany valley, Dissolation of Partnership, The partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Stewart & Armor, is this day dissolved by mutual consents As it is necessary that the business transe acted by them, during the existence of the firm, shotld be settled as soon as possible, it is presumed all persons indebted will call and make payment immediately. Andrew Stewart, William Armor. Bellefonte, Afiril 1, 1819. A small Farm op FOR SALE situate in Lamar township, Centre county, about 16 miles from Bellefonte, and on the great road leading to Big Island, containing one hundred and five acres of about one half of which is supposed to be cleared. There are on the premises a dwelling house and barn, and two streams of water running through the place, with meadow ground sufficient for the farm.— Any person disposed to purchase can be shown the premises by Joseph Johnson or Wm. MGaw, residing near the same.— The above is to be sold in pursuance of the jast will and testament of Archibald John- son, deceased. For terms apply to Thomas M¢Calmont, : : Executor. Walker townshif, Dec. &. —t ENTERTAINMENT. —o— THE sabscriber respectfully informa his friends and the public in general that he has taken that commodious house the Borough of Belicfonte, lately occupi- ed by James Hemphill as a house of enters tainment. By strict attention to business and keeping a constant supply of the best liquors ahd other accommodations, be flatters himself to continue to merit a share of the public patronage, Joseph Butler. Bellefonte, March 25, 1819. Regimental Orders, The thirty second Regiment, of the 10th Division; Pennsylvania Militiz, will meet for training under their respeciive Company officers, on Mon|lay the 3d doy of May next, at such places as the Cup- tain or the Commanding officers of come panies may direct. The 2d Battalion to meet at the house of Chriswell Whitehill, ou Friday the 14th day of May next, : The 1st Battalion to meet at the house of Alexander Reed, in Clearfield Couiity, on Saturday the 15th of May next. The Captains or commanding officers of Companies, are requested to make re- turn of the tlass rolls to the Brigade In. Spector at the review, Appeals for the 1st Battalion, will b o i held at the house of Wm. Bloom, in Clearfield Coun. ty, on the first doy of Juve next, by Capa tains Lebius Luther, James Gill and Lieut. James B. Coldwell. And for she 2d Bat tallion by Captain Wm. M’Minn, Lieut. Jobn Hasson, and Ensign William Mour- shall, at the house of Chriswell White- hill, Centreville, on the same day. THOMAS M’PHERSON Col. 32d Regiment P. M, April 19, 1819. PRINTING. Handbills, Cards, Magistrates’ Blanks, Deeds, Bonds, &c. neatly printed, at the Afri $, 18 1 9. 4 ¥ shortest notice, at this office.
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