el
L oh %
Ra
s, ~%d he filled with a
Det; >
f nel Margery in 1 zrracion” Lo"! oF A, make AC Ltn ledpmer
CNC. «4 yt 3 SR +5 Vix
we «an + but I confess this fretted me a iit- [livety Sensc Gsm 4
1 ote 1 paver could bring her over tolls accent 64 al once, 5
ety 1 x Xi ne deat Is TC } ( iotinition and judy men Was strange
i - { vu COncCit - F Jal 4 :.
Hiester fairly, is or oiuted ‘chaf feelings. Had 1t been spoken by an |-
No ra pad . anNnol o> ;
hersaress from dis 3 d retend: th wl hman it might be called a bull ; though
I asked her if snes Fh ne J and squire 1.{ Uulchmen tsy make 6uis 100. But, thinks
better than I P. a n.and Dr 1 ——n,l ican it be that there is a fine must be paid
att 12 and Dr. Cwm a )
apa. Bu . «ng men in Belielonie flor not accepiing the office of Governor, as
and an, the 0 he. to lawyer B. and P. &|ihere is for notac cepting that ot Constable,
. x
from G BoD Jemen in the county (Surely there is, 0r he would not have serve
all the knowing gen ble 5 1 Ou ytchieds conirary to his incitnation and judg
T hat ¢ but the Ignarant rab * ’ re had 1k n this bLetore
nor Her renly was—— Well,lment.,” | am sure had nown this betore
were geran. rats, or ill a rye coffaz the election I would not have voted for hing,
:. > at » fe do he I x’ A A . ’ bya t ~ ’ ‘ y .
sll well ums I put off buying thejfor it’s a sin and a shame to force a man in
was dis nissed ; but 1 pu til the new goy {0 an offi ¢ against his will and judgment
: Tout ' 1 £0 + v
sik and broad cloth suits 8y and then they too, 1 read ony, however, to fina out the
he sworn no, ; WR : A sn iatal
pe I thoughi|secret by whi h we Were to got clea of ail |
until that time would{our troubles and difficuines. 1 came to
Fre 42% 2 yea) ly met and you gave us the 5th paragraply, where he teds us that
ha ve gtah Y teige il conld not{he was called to the station he was then in
overnor Fin rel FP) ht there were many | Pox on ig, says I to myseif, how often will
help likin rig tt i idk med almost sorry {you teil us thay,—when wil you come to
good Ais da rainst him. I soon after{the point? 1 read on to the next, wherein
+ hy 2¢] volreo 5 15% . Le . 3
that I Ha vole a 4 askod Bin h $5 ODIN- e beg jms 1 In deliberat ing upon the con
: Yi iemnndy AP sid pon vy ) :
Ha Jr. t- ' Ee it was a mean rascally{ceins of the Commonweaith-——" Now, says
ion of it, He said vinerd so any good|l, we'll have it. He proceeds with a dis
1 oO yecommen BS . .
thing of into 1f ople had od ial oi'y about the distresses we are in —
tia ings when ihe ii nd the lis we all knew belore. He then says,
out; e Eopag 3 oy vies. now. whe * ZF any thing could be done to encourage
= ne Salutes, JVs 4 3
nent foes ore about to take all thie offices| and revive the activity of our citizens ; 1b
Ny © pe
refor ry > hit to have the sam= chance biy means ¢ could be devised lO reswre coa-
> r © 1 ¢} n x
fies 4) orionists had—thinks [ t fidence and to prevent the sacrifice of prop-
cor IN
¢ understand this hinds of{ erty, with due attention to the rights of ali
» I dono § retained my hopes thay parues, I should most hearuly concur io
ie om $ 1 «1 &
rion at A hey me in would set everylaoy measures calculated to attain those de-
Hiester a or this I got a papei}sirable ends.” 1 could contain myself no
thing right. Sao ak assembly longer, ¥ exclaimed, if any thing could be
I coniatncd a dispute in the as 3 wi we
7} ? : rah rpor! done——, A curse on it, 1s (hs all we ave wo
x0 ont veduviag the Sallaries of the governor) : : J
bight > i four ei of thos iniwhty thiogs that Hrester
aud come of whe other offices ; and found] get 3 DAA iy eta
=r . the demo wo perform when Governor ? Are they
fh iL was ¢ snp worted chief ly by tie Oe i VL.
and opbosed by the leading refor lt 19 end in if3 and ends ? Is he w throw
Hs T) he ised me very anch als ti the deings upon the Assomibiy, and he
his surprised n y aL ’ © , ~ y yo
a Sy 0. My friend & neighbor, WW. only to concur 2° Why, Findlay could, and
1 ne hi le Ji er ding hd Be have done all this and more. He
a i i
EAE id bea se ef never refused to concur with the Assembly
at, Lasked him what could be he cau J RT
¢! He said thet the constitution forbade tin any measure they proposed to him, an
his. Fie said the C CONS. RR ate
He ; Vari ut that we would he proposed some good things himself.
lowering the sallaries, but that we would] Raid
would sci! 1 am afraid we have been confoundedly
i arcastic taken In those palavering gentry. ||
ali to righte. Margery, with a sarcasticjtekea in by pasyerag. 2% Xe
: said iq thought that would be the|doubt we have made a bad exchange. ¢ lf
¥ - 1 J Hal Re Sy - ' rs oy a
BT it- ¥ expected when you would get)any thing could be done.” There was no
yy Ha Teton Rane something |i/5 or and, when the votes were hunt ling |
the helm in your own hands, somelhing if :
3 . f pe form: ing|‘p. Hiester was then to do cvery thing |
would ‘stand in your way o peri ‘6 £," hin tells
your mighty work of reformation” ; and |himsel Y wm he :
: ; ncur in any measare con. |
then repeated a piece of rhyme which she Should eartily co i ih any measar
1 d out.of an old almanat's trived by the Assera’
sar ut 0; ¢ 1 ie 3
Ret putin it is, of & great part Deratrats “I told
you,” said Margery, with a sarcastic sne er,
“ that Hilester was no conjuror, but you
would listen to those blast ing, biowing fel
iowa, and so deserted your party, and your
princi; les. 1 thought ali their flatteries &
mighty reformations would end in smoke.
i rend on. He then goes on to tell them
for ce d i
oa
Ot gratitude op
tie at}
“a -
|
hi King
tik
rnor wonlé
would do for a new-vears git.
80
Tura in
sv hi
a
1
We
Ru
in
i
i
|
|
|
~1
|e
<
ne
Te
meen
in
soon have a convention and that
¢ Each make the public good their plea,
The end of all (heir wishes,
Vith half an eye a man inay see,
Et want the loaves and fishes.”
But said [—stop my dear, you are pre-
§udicec I, you can never give up your dem,
ocratic notions, Stop ubtil governor Hies-
ter is aworn in and takes the helm nn bis] what ti 1ey should do, about fees and sallar-
own band. He'll make them do right. Ulifies, &c. some part of which they had done ;
not give up my expectations yet. St opi {others of which -they were doing : and all
mitil you seg hig first Speech-—and then, Dr [of which Gov. Findiay had recommended
Co told me, that Mi. G g 1s to be before, and a great deal more and to much
coretary of staie and he'll sem ev cry jbeiler purpose. 1 dashed the paper from
set rehi TH warrant you.” ' That be pe 1 afitof rage and despair towards the
aid | V I. He's a wise man, and has Hi Orne of my daughters pulled 1t out,
n 1 grood in his (ie = To hb and said it would do to make paterns,—
A 12 rgery. If yon expect that any | Ma atgery laughed heartily, and said she sup
cs, for tha batter, wil posed she must prepare some rye for col
Hose WwWl0 were concerned fee
ig and managing any of those banks. with linscy dresses, and the by. yswith home
I expec yourselves like the|made coats and overalls. Next day I hap-
aan who set the fox to the geese pened to meet one of my Doctor gentle. |
Yor part said she, was the mien.T He requested me to si
i democrats that Brought to prevent Quacks trom im
ou the) They gathered 21] abc
i { 5
MORDY thev could nick up-—adliicde d
gmong
hing ©
t
t
wl Ie.
do! yimssify
SAi
2
i
i:
oe
Ty
mage
makin
YOu in i
2
1 alch
obs 1,
La nk
Te “
my i
de a
1G NOE Lag
inks posing on the!
3 and lod me also, that Governor
it! Hiester 's speech was printed on
and tiful
refused to pay! {ouy-
such reformers! (doltar ;
fing
white § iting which he urged me
Pasked him the price; he said
told him I would buy 1, if |
themselves and their favorites,
then shut up their banks and
their notes i—plague upon |
say 1” : and Without waitipg for an answer intended to give Hiester the money arisii i |
she went out of doors, 1 apologized to myiout of the sales to pay his fine, and let” hie
neighbor for her rudeness told him not to] jresign : for that j thought Quack Goy- |
mind her, she was beta woman,
At last, however, your Pee
i
ERNORS were worse than quack Docrors.
of last mianth was hb rought
boys, who had i
<1.
at the sT4ND.
the first th
« THE IN
Jeiiera,
a remedy ior all our maladies : a presce cip-
tion for removine all cur difficulties, and a
method for curing all our distreses, 1 r ad
it with great e Sagere: is. It was only a 4
scription ol the remonies by witich the
new Goren. was conducted along the
streets to the state hus. Fudge, said 1,
what good will this do us ? « That is the
very kind of parade,” said ! Margery, «they
use in the old cout ntry, I'm told, when they
crown their Kings. was po such
baldeidash used Uy the Democrats w! hen
their governar's were sworn in: But these
reformers were always fond of aping the
custems and manners o Kingly govern.
ments.” Ah! But sts nr said Imm]
was only reading he preface, here
the thing jrselie« INAUGUR AL
DRESS.» Aye, now we'll have fed
on fuil of expeciation.
times, in the ope
ch
was |
of the 30th
one of my
ued agthe na office kept
1 opcoed it; and among
NES that struck my eye was
AUG URATI( ON,” mn large
Now, said 1, ivs come, we'll have 3
Lennsvalley.,
ae eS
For the Pas
TO
On that fine § nature
And in judicious manner Lhe e ur
hose « harms
beat
And to all { foe
Those | Ropes and § tea Ars, tf 1
of love,
A passion sacre
What the’ the r
Or Fro
3m lisplav’d,
urtray’d,
(bat caplivate tue yiciding
eline F bosons wi
A
AL
to the powers above.
ude, unsocial, may deride,
IC scorn, from principles of pride ;
The bition may suppress, the wise
Cal ceai,
Yet all at timee this tender
For sure such charms, with pe - 1
ty blest, 4
I
i
There
ann]
cli
And virtue rai gning in that 1
iovele ! reast,
The rude unsocial 1 yind ¥
control |
he churlish
Comes
AD.
L I'e? d
He tells us three |O’er
€y that he had been iy
and that contrary to
his « melinaidog and de ment, which de
maads ar Which
whe was of prati-
“tude 11
bs to) 1 US thus,
rend it in the pipers
vith power
Aud fire wi areams of {ove tl
soul ; t
Yim
aly
Stoic minds, unige! ing mad:
With sway despotic must s
preside ;
And cause the hear
move
[rot bow si brissive
e by pride, |
; uch charms |
osen to ba governor,
t which pit V near coul
his acknny wh d ine
5
{i
FLICK
ats, and ££
[1 git a oy
ks |
11 sense
to myself, he need
is
at the voice of lave.
not i i he ambitious soul that daes for glory seek,
we |
out being chosen,
long ago. But to! feet ;
i
requested to
middiing tall,
taloons.
Remain:
{ Cook,
us pow ¢ that he tJohn B: er,
tings, James Harbison
Joseph Hare, S;
boat. [12d iward
a
Moore, Samue
'| Monday the 22ad day of January,
{A certain
Flan Wicd n
retire
mire.
January 8, 1821,
Delinqt
ONCE
Collectors whose accoun's are not closed
attend
LL i
By order of the Commissionera.
January 9, 1821
contrary 75 tig in [| E rom his deep thou ght, suc
Blf «fh pleastr® woul
1 beauty to ad-
{ 1 o£ Al
ent Collectors,
MORE you are called upon to
=eitle up your Duplicates. No longer in-
dulgence can possibly be given.
in the Treasurer’s books, sre earnestly
at the January Court
that their ¢xonerations and centage may
be adjusted and entered in the books.
X.
Six cents Reward.
Ranaway fro
Ally
down look.
m the Subscriber, on the
evening of the 7th inst, an indented ap
prentice to the Blacksmith business nam.
¢d ABRAHAM THOMPSON, aged a-
bout 18 or 19 years, fair complexion,
Had on when
ersons are forbid
he went away, a brown cloth coat and pan
hatbor-
ing him or trusting him on my account:
Any person bringing back said eppren-
charges paid.
SAMUEL
Halfmoon, Jan’y 0,
MDOY
821,
tice shell have the above reward, but no
NEL. L.
List of Letters
ing 4
January 1,
Isaac Alexander,
Wilitam
Joon Barger, Robert B
Jan CS
mn
the Post Office at B
1821.
Ephraim or Joon 3. B:
hort, Joseph Becker,
land Curtin, 3 ; John Co
mn
Charles Callahen,
Dell,
uel Duskey,
"
u
Edward Davis,
“alton, John
WwW I. All
A,
Orown,
A fo
LCS
ly
nrod
{iy Je
Jane Carey,
John
sy Joh
Al
M
ellefont.
en or Jacoch
Adams.
hn Bille W
ites Boar
{thurst, Nathaniel Beck, VW. Bei idle, 3
, composed, too, as ? 2 Wat Brindle,
iary Barn
Margaret Cook, Ro-
hn Chub,
Sr ——— —————
James Dundass
Fisher, William
Samunl Lider, Alexand-
Fishe
A AS5CT,
c8 Forster, esq. Robert Gordon, Cath-
Ha rile ¥,
h
{than Laughead, James
John
Murphy, Samne
UFarlan, Mogdal
Vir nore
A ivi
rd
1 A4
& avd
in, Edw:
mn
I
M
i
anas Airkbover, Rebeckah I
gu a petitior 0M’ Kenna, Robert M’Bride
{ee Morris, Eliza
to! MW’ Cullongh, Andrew MN Kee,
@ ander B
Ena
nj
Henry H: allabaugh, James He
burn, Thomas Hastings, sr. T
y Andrew
W
; andhat Her: und the gitls must 2% lating, Henry Isabiaur, James Kell
CZ
y Samuel
Ma
Te
~
- 9
rey, James NM?
€3q
NT .
sripore,
ert M’Avlley, Joseph M’Phe
arine Glenn, Charfes Hus ston, esq. Wm.
p-
10mas Fas.
Huante;
amuel Hays, Robert Huy
y Mr. Heaton, John Irwin,
illlam 14.
'Y, Jo.
zcery, Na
Clane, Patelen
M’
Mendenhal
in, James
Alex.
Rob-
4 3 :
iy Danie!
i
es, James Ross. 1
Pei
Ww
Schiars,
Elizabeth Tav'or,
William Cuderwonod,
John Warner, Sarah
Wilson.
x
ter
5
ditoes
ayne
apence, George § iinyberger, Bete
izler, Jobn Tearncy or Rowland
Mose:
Geory=
S
DY
woier
. 1
Yi Dy
yy
%
Ror ci
r 5Dan-
Curtin,
re
AZ
Williams,
H. Humes,
P,
Sheriff’s
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Expo-
138 1ssued
Jlpa
3 of Centre
{will be exposed to public sale,
wouse, in the borough
tract
d {hundred and fifty acres,
tena
nces and
Sa
of
of land
containing
with
improvements,
ergueon township, adjoinir
Hall,
| Would cast his honors wembl, ng at od ip Benner and others, ¢
le.
out of the Court of Common
county, to me directed
Bellefonte
th a1 i'r
Lae appur.
og
alle
at the court
situste
instant.
five
in
lands of
oniand :
to be sald a8 the property of Samuel
Park.
John "Mitchell Sheriff .
Sherif? $ 2
Jan'y 4, yu
on ace
Adminis
the
‘Take notice tha
ice, Bellefonte,
1831
|
raf}
» te §
cunts,
fo lowing adimninise
r
s
tration accounts have bren examined and
passed by me, and remain filed ofl
in my
fice forthe inspection of heirs, legatecs,
creditors, and all persons cone erned, and
will be presented to the Orphans court
0 ®e held at Belielonte, in and for Centre
county, on the 24th d ay
for a atfowaris and
1. The administration account of Mary
Brickley and Daniel Koons,
tors of all and
of January next,
CON rmatio n
adn 1 iniptr av
$n 4 ar 1
chattles ri ghts and ¢redi
e goods and
were of
late of Howard town-
8 whic h
Mic hae) B stickley,
ship deceased,
2. The of
Shiny] berger, acting administiatop
of all and sing
administration account
oe
Axor 5c
ular the goods
and chattles
rights and credits which were of John
Barr, late of Ferg gudon to
ed.
3. The administt
Furey acting
winship deceass
ration account of John
administrator of &ec. of Jali
FQ
O01 pring {«
>
Pe
2
Sweeny late
RAT
Vv ¥
ywnship deg’d
trikin Re 20°F
er’s Office, Bellefonte. d
25, 1820, $
Cre editors t
THAT 5
A HAL pplied lo thes
in.
Regis of
Dedember
ee ty
T »
& Notice xe,
al
Lis
Ihave a
Judges
the Court of Common Pleas of
county forthe benefit of the ius
ii this commonwes
LC ©
y
Oivent 3
ith and the said
fave appointed Tuesday the
Yr
Jahuary nexr, at the conrt
& c ]
me and my eveditors,
ney attend if you
1829.
af 4 FFTs
A /
4 Ty vw
iJ
wife
at Maan
and board
why
ON
x dar 8 hig Juli x
x he cas my Julian Gre Eh, hos
nfs rey he it}
3 f " y Lb y without
lives generate and
[his is to caution all
any
just
3
nd apart fr
se, a
om
persons from
as |
her
trusting her on my 2cconnt
_ am deter,
mined to pay no del
16.1 contrac
of
alter this date,
» GREEN
JAMES
January 4, 1821,
0 ace Ce
Informs his
£3 } x ' YT
iriends, and the pul lie
put
senerally, that be continpes tn carry on
1 A
the Borough of
the above business in
nte, \Witers all ord the
ers in Lie
line of
n wilt
= thankful
diy attended to,
y On hand, a quantity
i J
«1 I
uff, Cos & 7)
ry
One
+f "n+
:otonr
tc lt
TATION.
oe
a
r
5
by Yoram,
cay,
I Quarter Sessions the Poetic
rivhans’
1I0ans
CY ry pod
OUTrs,
nd Clearf
in and f
Centre
counties, will
ney be then and thers,
proper persons, with thesr rolls,
examinations, and
thos
records, inquicitions,
other remembr neces, 1o do - thinge
which to their offices ag pertain to be done ;
and
ailyd
dl suiters Jurors withesses are
v
also requested to he and attend at said
out leave,
my hand, at Dellefonte
Court, and not ad epart wit
Given‘unde
this
17th day of Dee: :mber,
one thousand eight hundred and
d W hit c
Seized and taken in execution, and
tweniy.
Johan Mitchell, Sheri,