BELLEFONTE, ft me me i a er —————— a of 13, 3 —- ei ERR = aE — Hh tem r= CONDITIONS, The price of this paper is two Soller end fifty cents per appum — but if pd be ; yearly in advance, two dollars only will be charged. Advertisernents, fe ngth then breadth, times for one dollar; gent continuance 4 ‘hose of greatel Rule ov figure wor No subscription will than one year; Por ady paper ed until all arrearages ate paid. = If the subscriber does NOL request a¢ 3 continuance of his paper; at the end of ie year, it will be considered as a new eng 3g e- ment; and the paper forwarded according: TN who have their papers Sar. ried by the mail, pS. be liable for the post: age. v Le fe mn making no more in will be inserted three and for every subse- twenty- -five cents.— length in proportion. k double those rates. be received for less discontinu- id othe editor must.hei post paid. ’ To be Rented for a term of Years, ‘An excellent farm, known by the name of Tiuby’s, Farm. It is contiguous to Pennsylvania Farnace, Bailey's and Ew- joes Mill. There is about two hundred gs} acres cleared The Jund is of the best quality, and the build- and an excellent and under f.nce. jngs tolerably good, Spring near the house. Any person wishing to rent will picase to apply Marshalls’ AMills--Hup- 10 ghe subs riber at Hagen Souty; . John - Dec. 28, 1819. Anderson. Collectors of Militia Fines ‘For the 2nd Battalion, 32nd Regt. P. M. Take Notice, THAT 1 have left your accounts in the hands of William Murray, of Ferguson wha is author ized to receive and es due the Regi- township, collect from you the moni gaental funds. By a quick your accounts, you will proabably save Fon: James Caldwell, Paymaster. discharge of December 24th 1819. Take Notice. THE COLLECTORS will io future receive only Centre Bank of county tax paper, or other par paper for the taxes due. And it is hoped they will make ev- ery exertion in paying off the amount ol their respective duplicates, as soon as possible, in order to save themselves ex. pence and rouble. William Alexander, Zreasurer, Bellefonte December 1, 1819. T . Notice. Those who are indebted to Benner & Cambridge, and the subscitbers; are re- quested to call and discharge their ac. + . ‘ - counts, as they will be put into the bands of proper officers for recovery. All kinds of grain, Centre Banknotes, or other pa gaoney, will be taken in payment. Philip Benner & co Bellefonte December 1, 1819. WY RT TAT 2 John #atterson, J co. {after mentioned, having tried the CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, PRINTED BY W. BRINDLE. SATURDAY EVENING, Febru ary 19, 1820. ptm hi rm wm | LAST NOTICE. THOSE persons who are indebted to! Eh — vy W. W. Potter, Lsq.' authorized to receive! the; will save costs making payment to who 1s duly same, before the first day of March pext,) | } commit re = r——————— —— 20 dollars Reward. RAN away from the subscriber living Pa. an indented ap in Mifflintown, Mifflin county, on Sunday the 26th Dee. prentic: to the Printing busines named. Samuel Johnston, as all accounts must after that date be! Aged about eighteen yeass, five fect 6 or 7 collected according to" law, without! Test inhics high, light hair blue eyes and fah pect to persons. John Patterson 5 co. Bellefonte, January 29th 1820. \ PLASTER Near Pennsborough. We, the undersigneds. inh: bitants ofi the a fr ey Rea Ae PLAS- TER, that was found on the land of James, Walton, near Pennsborough, Lycoming county, on clover, corn, tye, and In many other ways ; and also by the side of the! OQ CERTIFY that! we could! Gennessee plaster, D in all the above menfioned trials, not see any difference in the production of the two plasters; the one was cqually as good as the other. As witness our hands. , ISAAC LEMON, JON. LEMON, WM. M. OWEN, Greenwood township, Columbia, co. A. DREIBELBISZ Mountpleasailt township. | JOHN HARE, Columbia township. A. M"MiICHAEL, Derry township. H. FAHNESTOCK, DANIEL BUCK, Muncy creek, township, Lycoming co. ALEX. M’AFFEE, Muncy township. N. B. This quarry is situate three- fourths of a mile from Pennsborough, near the west branch of the Susquehanna.— {further information may be had by en- quiring of any of the Innkeepers in Penns. borough, who can direct persons to the The PLASTER will be sold at five dollars perton, st the quarry. All kinds of grain, beefy, pork and flaxe seed will be taken in payment, quarry. Farmers are requested to come and see for themselves, and 1 think they will be satisfied. R. M. LANGDON. Pennsborough, Jan, 12, 1820. 3 Tt . Fulling § Dyeing. THE subscriber informs his friends and the publick generally, that he con. tinues to carry on the Falling and Dye- ing, in all its various branches at Mill Hall in Baldeagle township—where those lisposed to favor him with their custom may depend on having their work done with neatness and dispatch. JOHN RICH. January 13, 1820. Creditors take Notice, THAT we have applied to the judges of tbe Court of Common pleas of Centre county, for the benefit of the insolven, taws of this Commonweath ; and the said Court have appointed Saturday the 12th Jay of February next to hear us & our cred. his writing all backwards. complexion—Holds bis head down when he walks or talks—Is a tolerable good scholar speaks but when spoken to-—lcans He was born near Dublin in Ireland, and 1s but a year and a half from that country—Dbut speaks He lived about a yea in Baltimore and is a tolerable good work: ian, ip | Pa Sf lad when 7 a Bij ly f Sh he arven cloth rolindabaut, bine eth pan good English. Ne o ‘loons, yellow and white striped vest ; a iheil crowned fur hat half worn, fine shoe: icf, in August an a black silk neck handkerchi He came to Miftlin last, Istranger out of clothes and money, and ap- plied at this office for a situation, as ar apprentice—I agreed to take him, more out of compassion than any thing else, as I had not much use for him at that time. He chose a next friend and was hound on his own terms execpt that I agreed to give bim a new suit at his freedom more than he asked’; and I have done every thing fo: him that lay. in my power—never gave him a cross word, nor the least cause for {leaving me at this time. Printers, o1 others who may know any thing of him, are requested to give mejim- mediate information——and I forwarn al printers and others from harboring said apprentice as the law will be put in force against all such as do, to the utmost ex- tent, Said Johnston has always conducted blmscif since with me, “With the strictest honesty and decornam-—waus remarkably study and attentive to his business, an had engaged my entire confidence and es- teem. The above reward will be given for his apprehension and confinement, and all rea- sonable charges paid if brought home. A. N. GALLAHER Ed Miglin Eagle. Mifflintown Jan. 1. 1520. ADVERTISEMEN The subscribers inform the public thet] they bave receieved a small, but supply of GOODS, suitable for the season, which general! they will sell; generally, on as moderate terms as a- ever offered for thr Wheat, at the market price, not ny they have sale in this County, for which will receive es of the Centre Bark, or notes at par in payment They also earnestly solicit their friends that have unsettjed of long accounts standing tocome forward in the course of the ensuing winter, and settle them on the above termes. Duncan & Forster. Aaronshureh Aev’r 24, 1819, tors at the Court house in the Lorough of Bellefonte ; at which time and place you nay attend if you think proper. GEORGE WAGGONER, GLORGE BROWN. PRINTING Handbills, Cards, Magistrates’ Blanks Decds, Bonds, &ec. neatly printed, at the be fegeleey at par. 5 Bs Mil to , 41. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the subscri- ber are requested “to call and discharge their accounts. The subscriber will tend two weeks from the 27th ale instabt, at ais former place of residence in Brush- valley, to give those in that neighbor 100d indebted to him, a favorable oppor- A as al Wheat will be received in payment of debts, for which tunity of discharging their accounts. punctual attendance 1s requested, iccounts must he closed. he Lewishorgh price will be given, if felivered atthe subscriber’s mills mm Nits rany— Likewise notes ofthe Centre bank, bal Greensburg, and many other iks, will « Joha MiGhee, is, December 2nd 1819. NOTICE. THOSE persons who are indebted to the subscriber are once more requested to call and discharge their accounts, or they will be put into the hands of proper ofii- cers for colicction. Al kinds of bak notes, or any other par mo- rally centre ney will be taken in payment, George Bressler. Nov. 25,1819. 290 }itf, — — A At Ae + A ——————. NOTICE. Those who are indebted to the subieri~ her are requested to call and discharge their accounts, or they will be put inthe wands of proper officers for recovery. All kinds of grainy—Centre Bank notes or other par mony, will be taken in pays ment. H. Humes. 25,1819. J Bellefonte Aov. nN » hotice Te indottnd tn» : inose indebted to the subscriber, fop goods purchased at his Store, are hereby informed, that all kinds of grain will be receive at market price, or Centre pa- per, or other par paper in payment there. ors James Potte Poiter’s Millis Aovem. 25, 1819. YE ar i 4 Be I. For a term of years, THAT noted stand and Distillery, at and well known Tavern Mill Hall, Centre County, about twenty miles from Belle- forte, on the see €0 ion this ro is not exceeded by any in the County. road leading to the Gennes unter &e. Geli point of sirga- There are on the premises a good house, and the neccssapy st bling, 5? nd eight acres of excelient meadow. { day For terms apply to Josep Battles, near the premises, or Nathan Har vey. \ Min ll, February 9th 1820. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the Possession will be given on the firs f April pext. - subscri. beTy are requested to. make immediate payment, as no further indulgence will bg given. wao neglect ties notice, may pect tc persons. Tose «d ] x 3 aeperd on ocing sued, without res? Bellefonte jaily Jan’y 27th, 1820 shortest notice, at this offices JOHN JACK; > February 9, 1820,
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