sDLILS, " egaty aud a tea \ i ehav ’ “ {r2e%e iri re ror, eZ le. Sees Fnstt lex cols From the Baltimore Pairiot. TESTIMONIALS TO VALOR. Iie arms, voted by the general assem- Connecticut to Commodore Isaac to Commodore MACDONOUGH {ie Jiasiron 8 Serpico, d: uring th ¢ 3 aid espectively, by G vero YWorcorT 0 ed} in cach stance, with a hand SOtAe, APPT ate; and discriminating let- ter. ‘These oS lant commanders have sev- erally acknowledied the rec of these honorable proofs of public sensibility, 1 th Wt put e and man! y style, which geticrally fisting cur paval officers, and 1s iy them alm ot as pocul@iyas | taeie unrival vad valor in bade, aly satisfaction fo am be may read \ written cuiogy lately publist red in SpE I's la consequehice of his supposed ach kind of (posthumous praise 1s very pleasant, Y. Columbi, tis graiifyl 7 f.0v,Y Kificy S A 4 i ve} i v . ID EP — A iil ; uce lo '3e of last, to was intro sed itn the y of New York, on in ay the pay of the ime hers It pro vides that in future the s of the two houses shall receive AI aid the members three dollars per day. ent) § @reen The frigate on the stocks at the Navy Yard, Wasuington City, it 18 stated, is in such a state of forwardncsy; that it 1s ex- pected it will be ready for its & destined el- ement,” before the termination of the pre- sent session of congress, A puvate letter from Louisville, Ken. tucky, states, that a shitit shock of earth quake was felt there On the 9h of Novem- ber, about sunset, tl Lt 1 A 1 A "re o> il uw alo CaCl From ayti—By the politencss of 2 comimerciat friend, the editors of the Amer- haye been fa:oured with proclamation of president Boyer, and witl seve ietters from Pert au-Prince, by which it appears the President has succeed ed in obtaining POSSTSSION of a number the important posts in; the kingdom of Huyti, without a stragyle © and that al-|V though some of Christophe’ officers had nat yet sent in their adhesion to the repub- Lican ¢ bi¢ {ya sevious op pasion to him was not anticipated. scan Sentinel a nl at $ 0! mosd rat de y— Irom the American. i us the Cuy’s in. He has in hs Bealidmor» A respectable citizen has in following copy of late Mr, faliiable cure for the tooth-dche, lately used it with complete success own family, «To a table snoonfol of add the same quantity, ofishatp wi spoontull of common tabi. well togethery hold the liquid in the mouth 8g that it can enter the cavity or hollow in the tooth—it will pive instantaucous relicf; without jay increase of pain. (iin walle of any kind sali—mix them w ao ! roti bomen | ori | eee eg eee ett et te et tr A PUBLIC MEETING. A meeting of the Independent Republi cars, and others; friend'y to the adminis. tration of Joseph Hester, will be held at the Court House, in the Borough of Belle- fonte, on Friday the 15th instant. for the purpose of meking a FAIR SLLECTION and NOMINATION of pers county offices in thie gift of the governor ns to fil the It is particularly desirous that punctual at- ten dance be given. stray Coit. YAY the 28th day of May las IT NI C SU CAUTION. THE Subscriber lost sometime in the month of October 1819, a BOND, dated 31st December 1816, Fierst, op the lst day £2 payable by Samuel of Oct. 1819, for she cautions all persons from tak- > Js ing an assignment on said Bond, from any - . person whatever : payment bas been stopped. Ann Kirk. December 2nd 1820. REWARD, The Subscriber will give the above re- ward and all reasonable charges, for ap- pretending and delivering to Michae} Clay, esq. near Ephrata, Lancaster coun ly, 2a man named John Miller, aged about 45 years—35 fcet ten or 11 nches high, dark hair and eyes. He ran- way from his family some time in Janu- ary last, leaving a wife and nine small children ; he is a Cooper and Miller by radvy took with him a large sum of mon- ey, and a number of papers belonging to ie subscriber. Said Miller was married to tay daughter and had nine children : and received the money for it. SARAH SPANSLER. December 2, 1820. N. B. He was apprebended in Penns alley the beginning of October ; he paid the persons who apprehended him $30, and told them he was not the many and gut clear. NOTICE. ALL persons holding Stock in the Lewistown & Kishacoquil- las Turnpike Road, ‘hat have not paid the amount of stock held by them, are » as quested to pay the same oii or before the 15th day of Janua- \Iy next, otherwise suits will be brought for the HAlans due, By order of the Board, GEO. M’CLELLAND, Treasurer. December 2, 1820. Bp Stockholders county, are requested to pay itheir stock to W. W. Potter, esq. ceipt. residing in Centre To be sold at private Sale. IN pursuance of the list will and tes tament of Thomas M’Calmont, Esq. late of Walker township deceased; sold by private sale, 130 acres of land, strayed away from the Subscriber, living Clearfield, an iron grey, two Mare Colt, lack than grey, Wit years old, mors b ha hide stripe Ma ul face~—t2 all the above described Calt, and that I ghall have FIVE doil rs ch its fitsags, hag a very long tail and a sm Whoever can find eye. gives me information so can ged | it reward, and gli v 14 PY 10. LIPP G 1820. Fyasonshi ¢ GER soe nibor ree be] \RD i oS TIT YOY VAUX Tr 5 i 1. D —— Ee —— Ram. a, to the premises of the Subscri- bers September last, 2a Ram : he appears as if on » {rq 0a 4 CA of -~ he Baldeagle forges sometime In part Merino : has no mark. The owner bs des > pay ed $0 come, prove property v ges and take him away. MOSES THOMPSON, 1828, December 4, oo E {between thirty and in Lawrence township, in: the county of|¢] eared, adjoining lands of Janes Sterrett for terms aj and others. ply Loy Francis M Ewen, William Smyth, Ex ccaiors. TO MY CREDITORS. Take Notice, that I have applied to the dies of the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland county for the benzfit of the Acts of Assembly made for insolvent debtors, and ey have appointed the i8th day of December next, for hear ing of me and my creditors the relief of at the court house in the borough of Carlisle in s county, when and wiiere you may attend if you think proper. FREDERICK LINTHURST. said evecinoer He forged a check on the Reading Bank and take his re_ Will be forty of which are! ,ishare of stock by W. ROBINSON, Silversmith, Of Huntingdon, Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Bellefonte, and the public generally, that he will commence his professional business in the store acjoin- ing Doctor Curtin’s house, in November next. All watches aud clocks repaired by him, will be warranted to keep good time fot'the spice of one year from ihe delivery ; and if on the mnon-performanc. of the work, be will return any charge or made. Irom bis long {rience an exp merit a generous share of public patron. age ; as he flatters himself that his abil ities will bear the strictest scrutiny. SURVEYING instruments of all kinda made and repaired by him on the newest plan. Bellefonte, Oct. 19, 8820, Fulling and Dyeing. The subscriber most respectfully in- forms the public, that his new Fulling Mill, at Potter's mills, Potter township, will be in operaiton by the 15th of November wien he will receive CLOTH for fulling and dycing, at the following At Humes, Bellefonte places, viz. 3 at the mill of Ma - thew Woods, Pennsvalley ; at the sto Duncan and Forster, Aoronsburg, and at Browns of Keen and Wasson, Milheim ; Mills and Wm. Thompson’s tavern, Kish. acoquillas valley ; to which places res. pectively it will be returned when finish. ed. James Potter. Potter’s Mills, Oct, 31, N. B. ed to affix to it their 1820. Persons leaving cloth, are desir nam-=s, with written direction of thie manner of dressing, &ec. Information Wanted. The subscriber is desirous of oltaining information of a certain JAMES ROB- INSON, aged about 50 years, who form. erly resided in New Garden, Chester county, Pa. which place he 18 months ago. The undersigned has resid- {eft about ed in the state of Virginia, during the las 18 or 20 years. About 8 years ago hc {husband departed this life, and being thus bereft of her partner and solace, she hes t:ken this method of procuring informe- {tion of her brother, the only source o help (competent to administer to her trou! les) vow in existence. different branches of Printer's on the the Susquchannz, and others througho the state, are requested to insert this tice, and tous endeavor 0 rcs ore (0 an unfortunate sisterya brother who may «ic her, in her declifing years, and in the pro- tection of a family of small children.— Letters containing information of the said at as subscriber Pa. Public Inquirer, wi'l IR yo150Dy directed to the [Seater Northumberiand county, or 0 the editor of the {be thankfully received and duly appreciat- MARY STEWART. Oct. 9, 1820. THE Stockholde Philipsburg TCL, rs to the Bellefonte & wn Turnpike, are requested to pey an instalment of two dollars on each them subscribed intc| the Treasury, on or before the first day of Eebrnary next. 15, 1838, W. BRINDLE, Zreasurcr Watch §& Clockmaker andro tar stock knowledge in the above arts he Lopes toler the store of Hamilion| i . {anc of the manag NOTICE, HOLDERS OF THE Philipsbarg & Susquoehan na Turnpike Company. A Resolution was passed on the second day of November last anthorizing the Freasurer to commence suits against ali tockholders who paying up will therefore fake notice, thes the S defaulters in al's their instiiments. The stock. holders unless they pay op all arvears on or be- fore the twenty firs: d of December ook of said com ba next, the subscription i Ne up y will be placed preper bands for collection. VW. BAGSHAW, Philipsburs, Nov. 20, 1820. Lreasurer® £7 $/ THE subscril in arrears {or for it by Bond wige ; for the stone building standn e top of the hill above the court n the Borough of Bellefonte, called Greer’s house ; not an of John Gr er is thie same tothe childr ‘3 as the sahscr:! YA aa of one ‘moigty; or hall part of said half cof s Greer. 14, 1820. and let, ant is entitled to one ent thereof. James T.ebaron co. Pa. Nev. 12th The field oificers of the 12 AS eguncent. h Regiments Penns; ivania Miliua, will meet according to luw on the second Monday of, December next, which will be the ith day of the month, at the house of John Snyder, Walk- er township, where the Paymaster, consta “a bies and other per snirusted with collection of M a Anes, will pared to make final settlement carrent year ; Wa: SMYTH, Col No th 1820. vember 7 The Belizfonte . Philipsburg! roed, a distance ol twin pike miles, wiil be located and offer in lots frem one to five pes second mises, Sui ns disposed to teke the sap ee Jecenibes boraus 9 a the Monday in { (th of Evan Mus, in the A drauch? oh nd the terms of paymend, hous t Beilefonie. er in wiidch the road is to vill then be exhihbi red first ers will y the J 1 * t Decem! accompany nd on the Mondev in person, or persons, intendigg to contract } ] disposed to view the route, and shew he same on that ‘day and ducing that week. & By order of the Tir. ENSIDE fente, Pa. 3X ! B Caray ni B President? November 1, 1839. APPEAL. THE Regimental court of Appeal, for he 32nd De Pennsylvania M filitia, sy the field officers of the said 2 December next. attend with their accounts ready for » at the house of James Newell, n Patton township, en Monday the 11th day The Paymaster and Collectors of Militia fines, are requested 10 o 5C tiig= acnt. Wn. Murray &olone!, Now, 22nd 1829.