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TREASURER’S SALE,
point in d.sphuie between the United!
point 1h d sous OS rian, respecting] Of unseated lands in Clearfield county.
the restoration of captured siaves,
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BECARTA TOWNSHIP,
~ Warrantecs County
Tax.
John Cummings 3.23
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AGRELABLY to the provisions of the act entided an act to amend the Jahn Seuss Fo
which had according to the Heaty been act entitied 20 ac the mode of scliing unseated lands for taxcs, James en gh
veferred to the arbitration Ol the CM: for other purposes, passed the 13.h day of March 1815, and the tur-} ne Edward Milse 3
peror of Russia, had been decided 2Yliher suppicment therew passed the 13th March 1817, the Treasurer off John Backhouse 3 sg
~ him io favor of tig ch ims of the ‘U | he county of Clearfield nereby gives notice to all concerncd that unless Benjom 2 ! rapwell 3 50
c 2 ies. This, we now gRdarsiand Sine tases due thereon ate paid Previous to the second Monday of June Richard. Edwards 0 HL 54
f Frect. Toe fact 154} Lal 14s luext, he will proceed to make public sale of the whole or so much of each Mary Poort 8 62
informauon from St. Petersburg Ww 2%). rac, as will pay the Arrearazcs of taxes with the costs chargeable thereon Josiah am phion 5 20
that the discussion 0:1 the subject, by) 2spectively, at the court house in the county of Clearfield, the second Mon-) Samuel lichards 5 34
the ministers of the U, Starcs and lay of June next; and to continue from day to day nntit the whole are sold. Peter Smith 5 24
Great Britany, had 1’. Spakmen 3 00
terminated, and rs hy ~ ; LH
> A. B. REED, Zreasuier of Clearfield county.
that it was finally placed betore ao: ? / Reb. cca Brown 4 60
J. Will. amsop 5
Minister of foreign affarrs, for the
Mary Crawford
award of the emperor. Aat, Ins,
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF CLEARFIELD.
J. Kline due from 1816 to 1821 inclusive
Michael Stone from 1814 to 1821 !
Bruce Clark 1816 to 1821
Godfrey Clug 1814 to 1821
1. Ogden 1816 to 1821
H. Westley do do
A. Witmer do do
John Herr do do
William Hamilton 1814 (0 1821 inclusive
1. Detrick 1816 to 1821
B. Witmer 1814 to 1821
J. Barr 1816 to 182
, Breinanand J. Mitzger 1817 {0 1821
J. Watson 1815 to 1821
J. Long 1816 to 1821 52
S, Clindenning do to do
4.9
H. Barr do do 47
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Aprd 1, 1822.
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GIBSON TOWNSHIP,
Warrantees
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Taz. Tax.
R6 60 $6 6
A violent storm of wind, hail aad
yan was experienced 10 many towns
in South Carolina vo the 10th inst
laying prostrate fences and trees, and|3>390
causing much injury to the farms & 9943
buildings. In the village of Cam-{3339
bridge, Mr. Thomas Brightham jun.(5482
was crushed to death bencath the ru-j5v29
ins of his work-shop, 5020
5339
5470
5471
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1056
990
F753
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
George Mead for 1820 & 1821
do do do 6 60 6
do do do 60 6
George Mead fiom 1815 to 1821 70 14
do do fiom 1820 to 1821 60
do do from 1818 to 1821 60
Wilhelm Willink for 1820 & 1821 92
do do “do do 48
George Mead for 1820 and 1821
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
FOX TOWNSHIP.
John Nicholson for 1820 and 1821
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
do do do do
Wm. Power tor 1820 and 1821
do do do do
do do do do
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1821.
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hr or or av In
retary, at the house of van Miles, in
the Borough of Bellefonte, on the
first Monday in June nex), between
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Two or three con-
|tracts for digging to be
by applying to thc subscribeys,
the hours of one & five o'clock, P. M.
of that day.
By order of the Board,
TH BURNSIDE, President.
Apiil 26, 1822,
Alt
Notice to Contractors.
At 3 meeting of the President & Mao-
agers of the Bollefoute and Philips-
burgh Turnpike Company, on Fii-
day the 26th Apel, 1822, It was
on motion,
Rrsolved, That a cornmittee be ap-
pointed to superintend the completion
of thie road; and to point out to the
tractors at work; what work is nes
XY to be done. Where the con.
tractors are not actually at work,
with a prospect of speedily finishing
4 section, or where the contractors
‘Have neglected to fall to work, or in!
either case, the said committe shall
proceed forthwith to advertise and
scll out such section, for the purpose
of having the said completely finished,
with the least possible delay : and the
expense of finishing the road will be
pud out of the first money due the
original contractors who have refused
or peglected to complete their con
tracts in pursuance of their agree
ments. And ordered that
Hamilton
Humes, Evan Miles and Joseph Green
for
be the committee the purposes
before mentioned.
By order of the beard,
TH. BURNSIDE, President.
April 27, 1822.
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CARDING:
The subscriber fntends putting his
Carding Machine and Cards in com-
plete order, which will enable him to
card wool at the reduced price of six
cents per pound, until the first day of
September, next, and all thereafter at
the rate of seven cents per pound.
He expects to have his work done in
a superior manner, as he has employ-
ed an experienced hand, who has here-
tofore been constantly employed in a
To those who have hereto-
fore favoured him with their custom
Benenders his thanks, and expacts a
contin ce of the same.
BENRY C. HACKETT.
Walker township, Ap il 235d, 1822.
factory.
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Forty or lifty men will receive con-
stant employment and fiberal wages,
JOHN ADAMS.
PHILIP BENNER.
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BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Pialip Wager tor 1820 and 1821
John Harzgison
Edwaid Fictcher
Jos, Harrison
Eliza. Hartson
1. Billington,
Henry France—1820 and 1821
Iilizabeth Hootman
R. Whitehead
Charles Lowden
John Lowden
Peter Lowden
John Harrison
Robert M’Kee
Peter Brown from 1820 to 1821
William Yard
Ephraim Concle
Wm. Frontain
John Kean
George Eyres from 1820 to 1821
Jonathan Steinbeisin
Michael Kunkle
Barbara Snyder—1820 to 1821
Gorge Snyder do
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
Jared logersoll from 1820 to 1821
do do do
do do do
Benj. Harvey—from 1820 to 1821
Joseph Govett
William Govett
G. Rybuaugh
Joseph Ogden
Thomas M'Kee
George James
Joseph Jones
Samuel Fisher
Jumes Wilson
John Ewart
Jacob Beck
Thomas Jordan
John Wilson
App Jordan
} hos. Jordan
Jonathan B. Smith—1820 & 1821
James Hutchison do do
Wm Kennedy from 1818 to 1821
Henry Speaker do do
James Wilson from 1815 to 1821
BECARIA TOWNSHIP.
Henry Trout
Samuel Robers 1820 and 1831
Henry Musser
John Musser
Wm King
Margaret M’Cormick
George M’Cormick
Henry Trout
Silas Wilcot
*hilip Gloninger from 1815 to 1821
Adam Reigart do do
David Tresler do do
Charles Rickets from 1805 to 1821
George Graff from do to db
Henry Bartley
Hugh Bartley
Peer Biffin
Stephen Ferree
Henry Ferree
George Ferree
Peler Ferree
James Noble
Patrick Noble
George Noble
James Page
George Page
Henry Page
James Peters
Joseph Piper
John Role
Henry Pole
Henry Buffin
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94 for the 2nd Brigade, 10th Div, P. M,
94 will be held in the following order :
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78 meet on Monday the 13th of May.
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5
25{meet on Tuesday the 14th of May,
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72led by Major Stewart, will meet on
406i Wednesday the 15th of May.
9
gol The 20d Bauallion of seid Regiment
52{commanded by Major Coldwell, will'betwees eight and nine
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The 2nd Bat. 32nd Regiment com-
94 i
sol WAGGONMAKERS, will
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“in the town of Clearfield, Clearfield
|disposed of. Apply to
PHILIPS & co.
Philipsburg, April 12, 1822.
WANTED.
two JOURNLEYMEN
One or
0
receive
yjconstant employment and liberal wa-
ges, by applying to the subscriber
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living in the Borough of Bellefonte.
3 CHARLES MACKEY.
of April 10th 1822
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1 LAST NOTICE.
61 All persons indebted to the estate
F
jp: was of WILLIAM PETRIKIN,
6;ar¢ requested to make payment, &
6lsave cosis,
H PETRIKIN Exec’r
April 16th, 1822,
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5 Regimental! Urders.
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 thie esiate
of PETER DENNY, dec’d, are re-
quested to make paymcat, and those
having demands to produce their ace
counts properly authenticated for scta
tiement, |
EDWARD PURDUE,
"JAMES STEEL,
Lzxecutors,
April 8th 1822.
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WANTTLED,
Immediately; a JOURNEYMAN
SADDLER, to whom constant €ny-
ployment and generous wares will be
eiven, by the subscriber, living in the
Borough of Bellefonte, i
S. W. HULL.
April 2nd, 1822
Purnpike Notice.
NOTICE is herchy given to
Stockholders
the
of the
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Centre §& Kishacogillas
Tarnpike Road Company,
sum
that the
of
5 The enrolled inhabitants composing
ofthe 320d Regimen; P. M. will meet
{in Battalions, with their arms and ac-
coutrements in complete order for pe-
|order, to wit : The 2nd battalion, com-
in ded by Major Irvine, at the House
of Cornelius Dale, at the end of Nii-
tany mountain, on Friday the 17th of
{May The Ist batialion,commanded
by Major Lutder, at the court house,
o|county, on Monday the 20th day of
May next. Each battalion to meet
days.
JOHN HASSON, Col.
April 22nd. 1822.
view and iusp ction, in the followingion or
precisely at ten o'clock A. M. of said},
ONE DOLLAR on each
share of stock is called in, aud 0 be
paid to the Treasurer of sajd company
before the 13th day of May
nexl ; and the further sum of THRE
dollars on each share, to be paid to
the Treasurer aforesaid, on or before
the first day of July next.
By order of the Board,
PHILIP BENNER, President.
Bellefonte, April 241) 1822
INFORMATION WANTED.
On my return home from Ecllefonte,
on the 26th of Murch, las
a Brigade Orders.
The ensuing
Battalion trainings
i The 20d Battalion, 62nd Reg’t, com
4 manded by Major Gooshoru, will
commanded by Major Raymond, will
The Ist Bat: 29th Reg’t command-
The 1st Battalion of said Regiment
&y my horse
took fright at the entrance of Wm.
Baird’s lane and threw me, where I
aid for some time in a state of insen.
sibility, by reason of the fall.
During
that time some
unknown peison
persons, carried off my saddle. Any
person who will give me information
of the perpetrator of this act, shail be
hansomely rewarded.
CHRISTOPHER KEATLEY.
Potter township, April 30th, 1822.
ee ert ees
STRAY. :
Strayed away from the subscriber,
from the stable Margaret Smith in
Spring township,
or
meet on Thursday the 16th of May. |
44 manded by Major Irvine, will meet ottlper sons taking
1 »
94!Friday the 17th of May.
50;
The 1st Bat. of said Regiment, com
45 manded by Major Luther, will mect odlliving bLelow the Narrows,
02 Monday the 19th of May.
3635’. T. SCOTT,
° Alexandria, April 3d 1822.
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N. B. That commanding officers og
7 panies may perform a very essen-, April 22ud, 1822,
oa Li Ee
A DARK BAY MARE,
years old;
and small roond the Kidoies ; no other
marks recollected, except some haip
rubbed off her back. Any person or
up said are, wiil
please to send formation therest 10
Jeremiah Meni, living in the Horeugh
of Bellefoute; or to the subscriber,
in the
county of Mifitn, working on the
Lewis own & Mifflin Turnpike, fop
which they shall receive a reasonable
recompense.
JEREMIAH TOLA
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