> ® 5 Y BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, x LVANIA, PRINTED BY H. PETRIKIN, "GONDITIONS. ll pce of ¢ als’ in advance, O SEVENTY FIVECEN I'5 only will ; ‘be charged. Adver “isements; m in length than breadth, will be in- erted threasihmes for one dollar ; and for every subsequent continuance twenty-five ceats.— Those of greater length in proportion.~—Rule or figure work double those rates. No subscription will be received for less than one year; nor any paper discontinued ‘until all arrearages are paid, If the subscriber does not request a dis zontinuance of his paper, at the] end of the year, it will be considered as a new engagement; and the paper forwarded accordingly. ] Subscribers who have their papers carsied by the mail, must be liable tor the postage. | Letters addressed to the editor must be post paid. pd nn ph nih Se ve Adan +1 tl Freasurer’s Sale of Unseated Lands, in CENTRE COUNTY. Will be sold at the Court House in the Borough of Bellefonte, in the county of Centre, the following tracts of ynscated lands, for the Taxes thes * on assessed, or such part of cach tract sufficient to satisfy the The sale to as will be Taxes and Costs due, 150 {222 f4 hi per is TWO 233 a Aref paid 453 34 Af 411 making no more 443 4h 3 433 433 100 155 > J a 42 435 44.4 1432 1453 420 +26 420 4.20 420 412 407 355 420 420 317 201 452 300 301 425 431 158 415 301 415 219 437 commence on the second Monday of} CC Or 90 June next, agreeably to the acts of}; Assembly in such cise made and pro vided, passed the 13th day of 1815, &c. and to continue by adjourn: “*ment from day to day until the whole|3: BALD Acres Perchs. Warrantees 429 89 Danie! Reese 428 80 Hainah Reese 407 80 Sarah Reese 319 Thomas Reese 207 Tuomas Reese, sr. 407 Jesse Evans 407 Sasannah Reese 424 Joan Godfrey 461 Robert Irvine 437 David Evans 424 Charles Evans 415 Wiliam Lane Isaac Lane Mary Lane Isaiah Davis Peter Dehaven Peter Debhaven, sr Cadwallader Evans William Elliot Ruth Elliot Joseph Roberts Joseph Taylor Caleb Lewis Lindsay Coats Isaac Longstieth Richard Tunis Jolin M’Calley Robert Ansley William Gardley Jonothan Willis William Gray Robert Gray Tho's Humphreys Christian Hahn William Hahn Susannah Hahn Elizabeth Hahn Peter Hahn William Gilbert Samuel Beard Joseph Kelso James White Rebeckah Kelso & Charles Bri ce Tart a Godley Ra F500 ‘are sold, \ P. Cambridge, Treasurer of Centre County Treasuver’s Othice, Bellz- tonte, March 12:b 1822, EAGLE TOWNSHIP. Taxes 00 0 » 3 Of 80 do do do do do 120 Bb A wo BoA bh a RD = rt py » Gi Gt Lt Ov Lr Gr Gr oy Voy — pt oe OO OL 2 £3 02 3 60 $0 GO CI 0 Go 09 C2 00 LI 03 0) 09 LI 03 OF C9 CO 85 CO Lo LD $0 60 69 E53 La 6 69 OO Ca LO 6D LO GO GI CI LI GI Lo LO LI LO 0 U3 LW Henry D Robert. Ha James Hamilt h Reese n ARbilig 00f LW Lu Lo LoL ny da yiarcihisy «30 nt —— a 2 ) = Gr 0 0 oy 0 Bx XW WEDNESDA Joseph Richey David Liguet Andrew Summers Jeremiah Parker “Mary Mr Whiron Thomas Hall Garret Cottinger Tho’s P. WW narton Piebe Waln Samuel! W. Fisher Josiah Haines Thos TF Wharton Alexander Clay Andrew Epler David Red David M’Kge Robert Gihson William Reed Samuel Barrickman Samuel Scott John Calhoun’ John Dixon Daniel Dixon Daniel Smith Alexander Johnson John Gook Robert Brady William Cook Avraham Killinger Danie! Twells Joseph Odea Hannah Reese William Hoge William Lyon James Hamilton Rob't Hamilton Robert Curry Benp’n Black John Yerper Wm. M’Pherson John Hartman John Hartman SPRING TOWNSHIP. 128 Eleanor Johnston James Johnston “William Grier Richard Malone Joseph Graisbury Avthur Ford James Armstrong John Ried James Monteith Standish Ford William French John Jones, jr. Charles Bonnell Jane M'Giil John M’' Kinney LOGAN TOWNSHIP. Wiiiiam Cook Jobn Walker Peter Jones John Brady Thomas Giant Aaron Levy John C. Waggoner 10 “William P Brady 12 Jeremiah tn 10 Joiin Cowden Join Brady Isaac Richardson Henry Berkey Peter Benson John Kidd Wm. Hollingsworth Elizabeth Craig Thomas Leper Gawin Hamlin William Guay Thomas Hagh Jeremiah Warden Joho Housel Thomas Boyd Elizabeth Joves Ber jamin Grage James Rebb James Jerking James Cummuit gs William B: tady John Trip Thomas William Will loyer William Grant Thomas Boyd David Tripe Peter Housel Joseph Lublaac Join Painter Charles Irvine William Wilson Henry Berkey Lawrence Paul Martin M’Crea Martin Wain Peter Witmer John Sill Jacob Wisert Richard Price James Mullen rs ammer aroth fT 1 8 am i HALFMOON TOWNSHIP 01301 22 397 74 381 22 301 22 UI1397 74 George Baldwin Josh ig Baldwin Joseph Downing Samuai Downing Richard Downing James Fox 0 La Nd WL ON~ DANN PE ANNONA ARNO NNN NWN = © Un br NW 0 0 COLL ty ANN STA DCO AD DLL WWTDD Gn OO LIL LNG" A A DD BR bb 00 00 00 Co Ou 0 Ou 00 50 “{his present stock of GOODS he is al s|this 5{general assortment of 00, oe! 480 00] 00 273 1443 ERR 0328 VI 396 } 378 4140 A road with the above {fashionable work, which ’ilic ninth day of April next, s|SeveD lies, commencing at {ivllowing, for about four miles, beg! “lmcncing at and ending in Boielonte. > “lagers will attend upon the “flavors, informs his March 21, 400 695 296 297 77 116 go Fane Ld Wai John Culbertson John Hannah John Tox Elizabeth Duffield Thomas Alitbom 1243 John Bough HOWARD TOWNSHIP. 103 Robert Irvine 90 Jeremiah Jackson 115 James Winters do Charies Winters do Samuel Winters Joseph Hiester John Potter Jeremiah Jackson Joli Barron Wm. Shirthiff 25) 951 25 60 00 80 50 303 49 £00 258 143 421 4 2 4 7 429 433 21 44 ad — tt ey tr OO» G3 Co L000 0 Qo GO OL 209 LATIN 3a AMY HE LATED INFORMS his friends, aud the pub. ) ckiin general, that hie has commenc- J oled business in Pennsvalley, Potter awnship, Centre Ceunty, on the main ‘vad leading from Bitieyst town nt Kel ters Mills, two miles from the former “land one halt mile trom the latter place yf 3 3 oj directly at the intersedtion of the Loopy! mentioned main “Iroad, where he intends carrying on the o Spinning Wheel, Fancy] *° Windsor, & Rush Bot- atom, CHAIR MAKING, OUltn all its various branches, together 0 with house painting, and gilding. from the experience he has had in “this line of business, and by keeping he best of workmen, ho'wiil be ena. sled to keep on hend the Hest and mus » he will sel ita reduced price £w cash or coun ery pt QL 1Ce. Pepnisvailey, J 13th 1822. ih Road. Agreeably to a resolution of March the /tboard of Managers of the Centre and "Y Xishacoguilles Turnpike Road Con os pany, proposals will be received fi naking about fwenly two miles of >“ said road at the {i lowing places, viz At the house of William, Thompson: in Kishacoquillas valley, on Tuesday for about Abner] Reed’s, and ending at the foot of the “long mountain. At the house of John Keir | Cenusvalley, on the Thursday a pode pr . “ 1 750105 at the foot of said mountain and] | _ cuding at Pottet’s milis. At the house of Evan M ’ GCXL 101- $ Bellcloate, on the Saturd:y lowing, for about liven miles Potter’s nis aforesaid, A Committee of the board of Man- reuie a weck previous to the days cof sale. in’ 69forder to shew the ground to persons disposed to contract for making the {road. By order of the Board, PHIL(P BENNER, Prest.| March 8, 1822. NEW GOODS.” The Subscriber, thankful for past friends and the public in general, that in addition tc time opening a handsome an‘ iE 4 Dry Goods 40, 40! 00: i “3 will be enabied to sell ‘at ‘the dow ‘tat his store, iticed by the most eininonit conveyance n f a compendium co fe IB Com= So + $e ih 8+ ! 148 many midol and { struct. there will be appended to the work =f ‘Latin Law Terms in general use, wi their definitions. any num any given sum of money,in a mans {entirely with corr understood in a few minutes. aly ‘other month, 1822. Groceries, suitable for the Soring season ; ; which est prices lor Cash or country pro- I” Bellefonte, March 6, 1822. N. B. The highest price given for duce cleap linen & cotton rags, bees-wax,! tallow, Deers horns, ox and cow horus CAUTION. Whereas we gave Samuel Osborne 1a promisory note for twenty one dol- |; ars. We therefore caution ali pers| g{sons from taking an assignment on sald note, a8 we are determined not to Jay the same unless compelled by law. JAMES BROWN, WILLIAM BROWN. March 2nd 1822. NOUTICK. of Phineas Davids on, late moon township, deceased, are request- cd to make mediate payment, and hose having demands to presen them for settlement JOHN 1 DAVID: >ON, ering ERAN 5, 1822. PE J4] Ni Or HB Sd 40 "ALL Persons indeb'ed to the estate of the late WILLIAM PETR HEIN are requested to make po ymet ard those having demands, to esen them for settlement immediately, HENRY PETRIKIN, acting executor. Feb. 1 LEC ! Dec. 3d. 1821. PROPOSALS, Ty George Getz Reading Peqnsylvania FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION, Ng ] 3) NEL 4 } A COLLECTION OF ALL THY USEFUL os DINER Ra wh ahs ol SA a i) IN THE OFFICE JUSTICE OF THE Revised and corrected man of the Bar. TO WHICH WILL CF A PEACE, by a gentle BE ADDED, A Complete System of CONVEYANCING Embracing upwards of one hundred usctul forme, as approved of and prac- Fora ia, RY All persous inde¥ted to the estated of Haif-} lsettle off their | of the borough of oy & first quality writing paper, m quarto’ orm, with entire new type, and will contain about 150 pages, ; The price to subscribers will be cents pee copy, neatly bousd wi morocco back, and eter d. bt Any person procuring 10 subscribe e's, and becoming responsible for the N money, shall be entitled to a copv gras tis. . fiaaen The work will be put to press as 5 $800 as 500 subscribers are otuained, and finished with all possible despaich. Subscriptions are most respec fu; ly solicited by the publisher, at his prints ng office and book-store, South Cale Jowhill - Street, ‘Read: ng. | Reading March 2, 1822, NOTIOR The subscribers, having sometime since dissolved parip ership, are anxia ous to settle up their business as soon = 8 can ernventenigales dona, ise. Thos | therctore request those who ars i de bed to them to come forward on or. f, before the 10th day of April next; andfy accouats, or give their N notes for whatever ballance may be due. Attention is requested to this & notice, HAMMOND & PAGE, Bellefonte, March 18k 1822. tt ar 5 I ’ 5, thon on. m———— ™ we \ sw 4 N Iv go! l Nh | r YV / i A%i8, A god Sawyer, to take charge of Philipsburgh Saw. Milis. Unexe cepiionable testimonials ag ta his of ape acter, generally, and of | snd 7 y rns wall witl he wh is activity fidelity to his cinplovers iniercst, be required. Liberal wages alowed to a pearson so None else need app. PHILIPS, & Co, Philipshurgh March 6th 18292 s. THY BTL AY Vf LAD i AN VU 1 ik. All persons indebted to ithe subseri= ber either by oie or book account, recomnendcd, are hereby inlormed that tieir oics and accounts are | with JAMES M. PETRIKIN, with direclion 0 bring suits witheu' respect to persons, if not paid on or befure the fins: day of May next. Cedire paper will be re- "AR, W BRINDLE, ceived in payment at ers, the whole being intended to form knowledge which ‘ ve found 4 aiid is oedy 1 59 © Iound Cloinentiy use in the fhce of every P neylvania Justice of of rect ace and in the bands every who aims at being a cor & oditi convevancer 3 and every taker work complete, apd}, as every! y care will be 1G¢ which the publisher flatters himself} nmself will soprsede more ex peusive 1 WOTKS, impe foot which rather tend to perplex than in- information. . Besides other wuselnl A vocabuiary, containing all the A ~ 2. A rule to calculate Interest fo. ber of months and days uprn new, combining expcdition ctness, and capable of being parreisiin: manner, sons from tak? Bellefonte, March 20. 1842. i ——— on —— on ra—— a — PARTNERSHIP | Tbe subscribers having entered into make knowa, that they will do ail kind of Carpenter Work, mn the shor est notice, and in the best manner, and as cheap zs possibly cag he done. JOHN BAR R, DAVID PRUNER. Jan. 22d 1822, ett ts cial rr YEE prams a NERY note for ten dollars and ify. m the suhscribery in at iste I therefore caution all + pire ng a transfer of said on is I am determined not to same unless compeliéd by. 1a THOMAS MOOR; Halfmoon township, Feb. i : 3 slance, the number of days from any A table showing at a single zy in ove month to the same day in Justices and Lonstia bles | Fee Bills, neatly EXeLhs ed, for catant this office. « & Conditions. vi x vill ) in 5 nn the Bi, AN
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