aets, Counterpins, Damask and Diap-|thereof: er flowered, and French Huckubuck, N O TT C and all other kinds of table linnen, 4 : They have employed Mr. Charles I's therefore hereby given, to the cor. M’Gavern who is coniplete master ofioners, the justices of the peace, and the business ; they flatter themselves [Constables of the said county of Cen == Beck, Samuel Be ck, Mr. Butler, Ds- To the free Electors 0}]vid Bodle, Isaac Buffington, Thomas 5 Barthurst, Jumes Boal, Samuel Blair, Centre and Clearfield {Nancy Brown, Constans Curtin Job Counties. : — “THE PATRIOT. - C hssnuty 3 3 Commissioners of Cen- tre county, 2 3; William Caison, John ~~ Suppose I should happen to die, BELLEFONTE, JULY 1821. ly <n R— [SEL¥CTED. ] . MELANCHOLY. There is a charm no joys bestow, Nor rank, not wealth impart ; { "Tis when the tear is stealing slow, y "And sollly sighs the heart. # Oft have I wateh’d the evening sky, *Wiere rose ibe silver bow My bosom heav’l, I knew not why, Aud tears began to How. Ah! hen | thought that mirth was folly, Thine was the charm—swest Melan- choly. Ye beats «f stone that think no bliss Can ghsten in a tear, . Who think the love that sighs a kiss Iosipid acd severe : Ah! pe’er cold, was turn’d on you, y¢ The dew’d and tender eye 3 The warmest love thal ¢’cr was told, Was breath’d upon a sizh. Mirth is deceit, and laughter folly, \Bliss walts the sigh of Melancholy. ct Poetical Epistle, an Irishman, lately landed m erica, to his charmer in Ire- 1 Honey—I've got here at last, t I teil you, my sweet little Mog? ¢ I sel out from Belfast, wish I'd heen sunk in a bog, * here am I, sitting alone In a room, with 2 big heap of men ; nd-1 feel As a stray pig shut up in a pen. uncasy I own, ince the Yankees, a villanous crew, Have my eyes cheated out of my head ; } Their tricks T begin to see through, Aud know how to butter my bread. The sharpers here think it no burt, ~~ To roba man not worth a pin, “And if you’ve no back to your siirt, They’ll make cow-hide boots out of your skin. “Pon my soul they join’d in a plot, * Both big and great, little & small, To steal from me all that I've got, Tho’ they know I’ve got nothing at all, I shall die if I’m forc’d to live here, Such rogues I am living among; ~ To get back and five with-my dear, I would jump at a chance to be hung. Say in Boston or Passamaquoddy, They will never let poor Paddy lie, * By the side of a sociable body. Having stolen my goods and my mon- ey. As soon as I'm dead as a herring, Thrown into the docks or the woods. 1 shall suffer for want ofa burying. Net astone will they set up to say Whata poor Paddy lies underneath, And my funeral expences to pay, Horo buttons they'll make of my] teeth, But when I am Jead as a post, You shall know it without any fail, For faith I will send you my ghost, Enclos’d in a letter next mail. ERNED POF * Rouchelcucalt, justly observes— | “—=We should cfien’ blush for our biightest actions, were the world bu to see from whence they sprung.” WwW. W. | —re— ['RIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS. scif as a cand date for the Sherif] ’s Off ice, at the ensuing general election ; and it clected will use my best endeavors to sive reasonable satisfaction. Wm, M’ Minn. %. Potter township, April 30th 1821. FOUND, On Thursday last, on tlie road jead ing ftom Bellefonte to Sellers’s Inn, Buftaloe run, a Walch seal and key. The owner by proving property and paying for this adyerusement may have them again, JOHN BARR. June 9, 1821. Coleman, Heary Delargy, John Dow- In compliance, 0g Jolin Dailey, Nicholas Dalion 2, vith the wishes of a number of my Mary Dougherty, David Evans, 2 ; friends and feliow citizens 1 offer my- Glatz Ettng, 4 5 Samuel Everheart, John Elder, Robert Fisher, Alexander Fulton 2 ; Joseph M. Fox, John Pricl, Mary Graham, Joseph (drew Irvin, esq. Hood Irvin, Fred Wool Carding. The suliscribers inform their cus- tomers, and the public generally, that they have their Carding Machines in complete order, and will card wool at the rate of six “cents per pound, payable in cash or country produce Rankin & Steel. Bellefonte, June 7th 1821. ; 1 S LAN Y * THE quota for Centre and Clear- field counties of the acts of the Jas! Session of the Legislature of Penn sylvania, is received in the Prothon- otaries office, to be delivered to th: several officers, entitled to copies thereof, © Judges, Justices, Consta. bles, &e. will please to apply person- ily, to sign the receipts required to be taken. J. G. LOWREY, Proth’y Bellefonte, June 25th 1821. TO THE CITIZENS OF CEN. 1RE & CLEARFIELD COUN- TIES, who are entitled io vote.at the ensu ing general election. I offer miyscif as a candidate for the office of Sheriff. If Tam thougit worthy of receiv- ng a majority of your votes, I shal ¢ndeavor to execute the duties of the office with fidelity. John Rankin, Bellefonte, June 20th 1821. NOTICE, Is hereby given to the public, that Wiliam M’Kinley 1s not in office as Supervisor in this township, (Covington township) since the year 1820. He has issued orders on the treasurer of Clearfield county ‘0 a larger smount than he was enii- tied tot Iabehalf of the township, PETER ARN KARTHAUS. Muy 14, 1821, —— tump Making. {Notice 1s hereby given, Mrs. Margaret Elder, that they will render general satisfac: (ion to all who may favor them with their custom. J. Lambert & brothers. Bellefonte, May 7, 1821. Gumble, Puilip nice, Belet Geaze, David Garrett, Jacob Gilbert, Jobn Hall, Jchn Hays, Jacob Hettinger, James Henry, Tho- mas Hastings, 2 3 Mary Aon Hall, Michael Poorman, Mary Heller, Ai- erick Kclogg, James Kelly, Rebecca Lambert, 3 ; William Lamb, John Mitchell, James M'Ghee, Robert D I’ Bride, John M’Calment, esq. Rob- ert M’Bride, Tho. Meredith, esq Philip Myers, Jeremiah Menin, Ed ward M’Entire, 2 ; Daniel M’Cavis tony, John WVi’Kcey, Andrew M’Kce Wm. MCiure, Rebecca Maynes. William M’Kibbony, Denis Noon. Alexander Osborn, Arthur O’Don. nelly James Petrikin, George Padget, James Packer, Ann Peters, Bouz Packer, Enoch Passmore, Rober Pennington, William Robbing, Cap. J. Record, Rebecca Steel, Lydia Ste- phens, Martin Steel, Abraham Smith Balser Sellers, Charles Schiruck, William Smith, jr» Andrew Shearet, William Tate, esq John Wyatt, An- drew Walker, John Williams, Eliza Ward, N. Way, Benjamin Williams, sq. Mark Ward, Rossnna Weaver, Joseph Yotters. : ilamilton Homes, P. M. : . ~ . Carding and Fulling. F The subscriber respectfully informs his friend: and the public, that he ha. again luased the Carding Machine and Falling Mill, at "Mul-Hall, and has them in good order for business. Ral will be carded for 5 cen's per pound, il paid by the first day of Jaruary next, but if not paid by that ume, 7 cen will be charged, or at the old price and wheat will b © taken at one dollar pei bushel. Fulling will be done on equal ly moderate terms. He returns his thanks to his former cusiwomers for their favors aud hopes they will cen tinue them John Rich. Miil-Hall, May 15, 1821. TO ail persons having claims a sainst the estate of Beojumin Harts- horn, late of Pike township, in the county of Clearficld, deceased, are re. quested to present their accounts properly attested for settlement, b.. fore the 20, day of Augus: next, & ‘hose indebied to make payment im- mediately, as circumstances render it :mpossible to grat any longer indul. sence. Alexander Caldwell, Jonathan Hartshorn. Administrators. June 15, 1821, remade ER TO THE ELECTORS OF CEN TRE AND CLEARKIELD COUNTIES, Fellow Citizens, From the encour. igement I have received from many "Fi HD subscriber informs the peb § i that he mukes and sink PUM £ in wells, in a complete mai ner. e insures them for one yeai Ward Igft with Joseph Butler, Inu keeperytBellelonte, or Wm. Alesand- ery, Mili Hal, shall receive immediate attention. John Seydell. June 11, 1821, List of Letters, Remaining in the Post Ofice, Belle Jontes July 1st 1821. William Armor, Nathaniel Beck James Brown, Philip Benner, Samue. fyou, I am induted to o » fier myself as 1 candidate for the AREY Sherilf’s Office, at the ensuing election, and will be truly thankful to ail those who wil fa- vor me with their sopport. J. B. Shugert. May 23d 1821. Coverlet and Diaper Weaving. The subscribers beg leave to inform heir friends and the public, that they erected a loom for weaving double ane favor, and endeavor to discharge tie Carding Machines. The subscriber respectfully informs the public, that he has erected two for carding wool, at his fulling mill, iv Potter township. Those who bring wool to his machines may rely on hav- ng their carding done with despatch. He will card wool, well cleaned of burrs, &c. for six cents per pound.— One pound of grease must be brough! fer every ten pounds of Wool, James Potter. Potter’s Mills, May 22nd. 2n To the Electors of Cen tre and Clearfield counfies, FELLOW CITIZENS, I'rom the very Battering encourage. placed on the return at the last elec tion for Sheriff, I am induced, again, t- offer myseifas a candidate for the of fice of Sheriff. [ respectfully solicit your suffrages: aud if elected, my mterest as well 2: my duty, will require me to execute the duties faithfully and correctly, Joseph Butler, Bellofonte, January 16, 1821. AGENCY, Henry Antes, New carding Machines | ment I received from you, by beine |i tre, that they be then and there qq their proper persors, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of suid day, with theip records,. inquisiiions and remembran. ces, to do those things which to (heir And tose who are bound by recognizan. uffices appetrtain to be dene, Ces lo piosccute agalist Uke prison. 1s that are or shall be in the county of Centre, are 10 be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just. : Dated ot Bellefonte, the 14t day of July, in the year of our Lord one thotsand cight hyna dred and twenty.one, and ig the forty-sixth year of the jn. dependence of the United States of America. : JOHN MITCHELL, Sherff. ITNT IAN Creditors Take Notice, That we have applied to the Juda .es of the court of Common Pleas of the county of Centre for the benefit of the insolvent laws of this Com= monwealth, and the said court has ppointed Monday the 27th day of August next, at the court house, in he Borough of Bell fonte, to hear send onr creditors ; when & where you may attend if you see proper, PATRICK M’DONALD. DAVID COURTER. July 14, 1821. re Se pb Se mm tin —— New Store. THE subscriber respectfully ine forms his friends and the public genes rally, that he is now opening a hand« some and general assortment of al} kinds of GOODS Suitable for the scason, in the Late chiefclerk in the Surveyor General's Office of the Land Office —will act as agent, in transacting all kinds of business, in and . connectes with the Land and other Public Offices —at the seat of Government.— Harrisburgh, Nay 15th, 1821. To the Electors of Cen tre & Clearfield counties. GENTLEMEN—AL the solicitation of my iriends, I am induced to offer my self to your consideration, as a candid ate, at the ensuing election, for th: Sheriff. I do not intend to solicit your votes by personal application—I office of do no think that it comports with genuine republicanism so to do. I shall how ever, if clected, be thankiul for th duties of the office faithiulily. BENJAMIN GOODWIN Haines townshifi, May 10, 1821, PROCLAMATION E— WHEREAS the honorable Charles Huston, President of the courts of Common Pleas in the 41h judicial district, composed of the counties of Centre, Huntingdon, Mifflin and Bec. ford, and the hon. Adam Harper anc Isaac M’Kinney, Judges of the said court in Centre county, have issued their precept bearing date the 151) day of June 1821, to me directed for holding a court ot = Oyer and Terminer and | General jail Delivery. county of Centre, on the 4th Monday Hd. Ber:y, Sumuel Baird, Mrs. Apid ¥ * single Coverlets, doub] Greensburg in the town of Bellefonte, for thel lately occupied by Hammond and {Pagre, at the house of John Mitchell, sq. in the borough of Bellefonte, = {Which he will be enabled to scll at he most reduced prices for cash or country produce. JORN M'KEE, Bellefonte July 5th 1821. ———— ot res lt AY Bak Note Lachange IN PHILADLLEHIA. United Dates branches, 3 ct. dis, boston, i do New-Hampshire, 3 do _onhectiCul, 1 do New-York City banks par New York country notes 1to 5 dis New-Jerscy, I par do do do do €o do do do do 'renton, dis Mount Holly, Cumberland, Newark, Brunswick Bank, Sussex Bapk, state Bank at Trenton, ot Ehizabethtown At Morristown At Patterson AL Brunswick Pennsylvania, Philadelphia notes, Germantown waston Bank, Camden ones'er county Bank, West Chester YIontgomery county Bank, ~Noirthampion Bank, Uarmers Bank, Lancaster, Harrisburg Bank do Kap. Baffle Bucks co. do BANK NOTES AT A DISCOUNT, Reading, Mid Bank of Carlisle, Ne w Hope Bridge, Bank at Milton, _hambersburg, Little York, (retiysburg, Swatara Bank, Pittsburg Notes, Centre Bank Columbia bridge com, par ao do do do do do do ao re DN Guo 0 2S 22 9 = 0 00 NS tt Qo Brownsville All the rest of Pennsylvania notes of Incorported banks no sales Writing Paper i ¢ and single car ‘of August next, being che 27th day FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE: ~ if 252 ify et — i» store Ble =X Ni
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