1 E lish, «O1 Ged ! lars: As Mr. Toura was a Jew, his sicians of the present year may have
Xclaimed i nglilsiy, 14 .
Cave eh on Oo poor soul,” —| caving 25,000 dollars to three instiu- [2 conveniest opportunity of present.
The black man det the Pam an tions of Christian foundation, is pub.
nd a rac de 1e “, ; ; : A .
8 ihe er the ty from] lished 1a the newspapers as worthy of
1e conduc :
the time he left the prison until he
last mom-nts of 1s cXIsiCpce, Reo
¥ihed : ho knew bim
shed ever grson W : Gadd Ca Ti
pe ated, rtactl resigned, andjand superiority to prejudice is wortiss
died with : a firmness which would gf praise, but the praise given to it 1s
have done honor toa ve Iw |
are permitted to judge from externalj
ag their accoun’s.
VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE.
notice and applause : undoubtedly sucl
an instance of universal benevolence
tern
Let ald.
itself a proof of prejudice for it ariscs
JE
of, &c. of Conrod Plotper, late of the
township of Haines, deceased.
F: B. SMITH, Register.
Register’s Office, Beilefonte,
October 28, 1822.
Six cents Reward.
Ranaway from the subscriber living
in Boggs township Centre county, on
a prior supposition that a Jew iY pursuance of the last will and tes-
amesnt of PAUL WOILL, fate of the |
township of Mil s 10 the county of
Centre, deceased, will be exposed 10
. itate tolfrom
" guld not hesitate to]
appearances; We Ww . ral hensvolentss “hr
say that hedied truly pecniient. Hislcould not be benevolent : In a Chris
7, oO 4 - } YEN.
remains were interred on the even
ine of the execution, attended by the
. 5 "
t
tian country like this, a donation to a
the 6th inst. an mdenied apprentice
named
Robert Hamilton,
sheriff and his deputies, and a num- [Christian institntion by a Tew seemed
of people.
—— Q——
osublick sale, on the herealter wien-
ioned Premises 8° Days, the follow. |
ng part of the real estate, late of the |
sald deceased, viz.
ON MONDAY
ber Indeed to be much less needed than 4
donation by Christians to a sect very
From the same. 18th day of
ANOTHER MURDER.
Oo Friday evening last, near this
city, an affiay took place between two
J "Wi e . : .
men, one named John 'Wilson, th rooms” prot of Wier, heh
other Martin Bird, both of Lampeter,
Square. The former vvounded the
latier, by a cut in the neck with a
large pocket knife, so that his life is
limited in number ; yet in one state the
3 5 / 1
at least in the union, Maryland, good : :
yiece of land, situate ip Baldeagle
a man as Mr. "Touro was, he could
J
about
Thirty acres of fine land
on which is erected a :
Falling Mill,
with
Carding M inery,
on a never failing stream called Beach
Creek.
ON WEDNESDAY the 20th of
November next, a certain tract or
piece of land, situated in Locan town
ship, Sugar valley, in said county,
containing about
143 acres
ore which are erected, two dwelling
houses, a small Born and Swable. The
tand 1s well provided with meadow
ground and Timber, and about thirty
acres cleared thereon.
ON THURSDAY the 21st of Noy-
ember next, a certain tract or piece
of land situate in the township of Mile:
nthe said county, containing abou
One hundred & forty
acres, on which are erected, a
FULLING AND CLOVER
SEED MILL, A CARDING MA-
CHINLE, ALSO A LARGE DWEL.
LING HOUSE ; part of the latte:
hath been formerly used for a Distli-
ery. .
ON FRIDAY the 22nd day of Nov.
ember next, a small tract or plece of
land, situate in said Miles township,
on which is erected an OIL MILL,
now out of repair. And on the same
day, a certain tract or piece of lind
situate in the said township of Mies.
in Brush valley, containing about
One hundred and thirty
acres, most part thereof limestone
land; on the same is erected a house
and Barn, and about Eighty acres
cleared thereon ; edjotning land of
Jacob Pickel and other land late of the
sald deceased, und ranning across
Brush valley. The conditions of sale
will be made known on the before re-
cited Premises and days, by
JOHN SHEFER
ADAM GAST,
JNO. M. BEUCK,
JACOB WOLF,
Miles township, Oct. 26, 1822,
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of a writ of Plurius Ven
not have excercised the rights of a
dishonors that state.
" ntl ¢ Comncce
We have been requested to state for
the information of his friends, that a
young man named WILLIAMSON,
whose residence at or near Meadville
io this state, and who cama to this
city for the purpose of purchasing
despaired of, A lew yuinutes after a
» nn}
rencounterocenrred between Wilson
Add
and Thomas Buins, ‘he latter of whom
received a cut in fhe face, and Dur
stabs in the 2bdomsn, of which
be died on Mogday morning. Wil:
goods, died oa Sunday evening, after
an illness ofa few days.
Amer, Centinel.
son is pow conned in the jail of this
yn
SPANISH SOAL.
The Subscriber has on hand a
quantity of first rate Spanish Soa]
Leather, which he will sell low for
CASH, or in exchange for HIDE
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Bellefonte, Nov. 4th 1829.
—
county, and his case will be tricd in
November next.
¥
b —— 4 ne
From the New York National Adv.
PIRATES.
Since the days ot Captain Kid, or
the no less celebrated Blackbeard, we
have not recorded so many atrocious
acts of piracy, as are now daily pub:
lished in our papers. Those famous|
marine robbers aimed at wealth ; but
their lives and actions were not stained
by so many brutal and bloody acs as
the pirates of the present day. It is
bardly to be conceived, and is certain-
ly not to be endured, that 1n the pre-
gent enlightened times and with the
disposable force of the United States
we should submit to the murders and
piracies corpmintied on our coast. It
1s not safe for vessels to approach that
accursed spot, Cape Anionio: death
and destraciion await the anbappy
mariners. | In looking over the late
southern papets, our attention was ar
rested by an account of the capture of
thie ‘brig Hannah, of Philade!psia,
which was ciptured by a piratical
schooner of three guns, called Creole,
and command:d by a Spaniard named!
Pancho. They robbad the brig of
460 bags of coffee, and 81000 in cash
besides tortoise shell to the amount of
5000, besides stripping the vessel of
rigging. sats, &c. After this attro |
cious robbery, a scene of villainy and
cruelly ensued, which has no parallel ;
the peo almast drops from the haud
in recording such transactions.
The day after the capture, the cap-
tain, his brother, and five passengers
were lashed below, round the compa
ny wav, a fire made round them, ba-
fore which they were nearly roasted,
and life was almost extinct when the
fire was quenched ! they were al
fiogged unmercifully ; the cook bung
up till nearly dead, to compel him to
confess where their money was con
cealed !
‘The ninth day after the capture, the!
brig was released, and compelied Lo]
take the crew of a Danish schooner,
which had been robbed of $25,000
and $5000 worth of cocliincal.
The rendezvous of these villians is!
at a place called Feuareas, 30 or 40
mules to the windward of Cape Anto-|
S
COUNTY
TAX,
Collectors of County Taxes are
requested to make payment of the
monies collected by them, at the Noy-
ember court, Those in arrears may
expect after that date to be sued.
P. CAMBRIDGE, Treasurer
Nov. 4th 1822,
Sheriff's Sale,
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponas issued out of the Court
Common Pleas of Centre cGlnty,
te
We
of
and
to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale at the court house in the
Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday
the 25th day of November instant
A certain tract of land containing
ubout fifty acres more or less, with!
the improvements and appurtenances,
situate in Logan township in the said
county, adjoining lands of
Spangler and others,
NY Execut'rs
of, Cc. of
the said
deceased.
)
Seized and ta-
ken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Daniel Rodebaugh, by ¥
Jos. Butler, SWff.
Sheriff's Office, Bellefonte
November 4th 1822,
NOTICE. to public sale at the court house in
The Ficld Officers of t.e 320d the Borough ol Bellefonte, on Mon
Regiment P. M ave directed to meet the $5th day of November next, a cer-
pe |
at the house of Cornelius Dale, Inn. tain tract of land containing four hun.
he
|
|
IN
ditioni Exponas issued oat of the court
of Common Fleas of Centre county
and to me directed, will be exposed
day
ep
eey
It is time for our government to de-
er; on Thursday the 21st day of dred acres, be the same more or less,
vise some plan, either alone or in con-
: ovember next, and at the house of situate late in Baldeagle township in
Junction with some other government, Jacob T Philiosb
vi @. or JIACO! 3 1H PDE 7
Lo put an end to these barbarities. Hi) 3600 Jest, Fanpsba
Spaia will not allow a force to land 22nd of the same month, then and of William Caldwell, Isaiah Vincent
and break up the rendezvous of these.
f
: there to exonerate Constables and land others. Seized and t
prates, and hold possession of the Epot| hip ited |
$0as to terminate these cruel depreda. ashiers. “enltlec
tions, the question should bs serious.|hold
ly asked whether the United States is :
bound'te send a force calculated to as also those fecling themselves ag-
ensure success. If Spain will vot en. | Brieved In consequence of such war-
Ce her own laws and protect he
erfitory. we she or.
or 5 cof aes Sr and Places above mentioned, Persons
the sovereignty of that territory : it is| holding warrants would do well to pre
held by pirates of the worst character, pare for discharging any balance that
and who are beyond the protection af
2 > {may be due, as no furiber indul ence
forded by thellaw of nations. We y ? duly
want a few more small vessels of war, ¢an be given.
-
in that neighborhood, and we require}
g, on Friday the the county of Centre, adjoining lands
nln
un
n in Ex-
thereto, Constables ‘ecation and to be sold as the proj
ing Militia warrants will attend ; of John Moore, by
| Jos. Butler, SIF.
| Sheriff’s Office, Bollclonte,
(October 29th 1822
iministration Account has been exam-
erly
{rants may have a hearing at the times
’
|
Administration Account
Take Notice, that the following ad
lined and passed by me, and remains
1 t : JAMES T. SCOTT, Brig. In. !filed in my office fur the inspection of
some exampies to be made of pirates| ; ’ s d y I
brought into the United States, whol Alexandria, Oct. 16, 1822.
secm 10 have found some extraordiga. P. S
Ty protection here. &
heirs, legatees, creditors, and all per-
The Inspector will attend!sons concerned ; and will be presented
atthe house of Jacob Test on the 22dlto the pext Orphans court to be held
of November, and py all claims thal/at Bellefonte in and for Centre coun-
Way be presented by persons who con- ty, on the
———
Abraham Touro a respectable mes.
on
27th day of November,
- ’ -
sant of Bostond lately died in thajducted the elections for the first Bat- oext, for confirmation and allowance.
iy, leaving legacies (o various insti-it
November, next, A certain tract or,
owaship, in sald county, containing |
aged about 15 years, between 4 and 5
feet in height, dark bair, and very
down look. Hud on when he went
away, a corduroy pair of pantaloons,
la factory cotten Jacket, a wool hat, and
a pair of coarse shoes, &c. The above
reward will be
given to any person
(who will apprehend the said appren-
tice, but no charges paid All per.
sons are forbid harbouring said ap-
prentice at their peril.
JAMES TAYLOR.
VE BD A Wed
5 2% A dd J *
Came to the plantation of (he sub.
scribev living on Buffaloe run, Spring
township, two stray
COWS.
» ; \ a © p.
Liqgnors, &e.
which they will dispose of on 1%
able terms for cash or country
duce. Green hides also will be
'n exchange for goods.
COOK & i
2.
J
2
Oct. 224. 182
ERO.
t A
REWARD,
Strayed or Stolen trom the nt
of James Cantwell, in Blac
ship, Indiana county, on t ay
of this i:sant, f om the subscsiber,
dving in Dunstable tow nship, Lycom- i
ing county, FAV) HORSES, one of]
them a DARK SORRIEL, short hair- |
ed, vising six years old, short taily
dock of sorrel color and sorrel mane
between 14 & 15 hands high, of a gen,
tie disposition. Fhe other an Iron
greys rising six years old, supposed
to be between 13 & 14 hands high, |
with what is called a double mane, his
bind legs a little crooked, rather tight
bodied and rema kably sprited. "The
above rewa:d, and all reasonable ex.
One a black cow with a white face,
white belly, and some white on her |
hind legs.
v1!
The other a red cow with
a white face, white belly and some
#hite along the back.
reve property pay charges, and take
hem away, or otherwise they will be
lisposed of according to Jaw-
JOSEPH DENNY.
Oct, 19, 1822
STRAYS
Came to the plantation of the sub.
scriber living in Redbank
Armstrong county, two red
one With a star his forehead, the
ther a brocked fac... They are Sap
posed to be abu. “i.e years old. © The
wner 1s desired to come forward
prove property pay charges and take
hem away.
ownship
Steers.
JAMES POTTER.
15, 1822
Oct.
Centre Bank of i‘enn-
sylvania,
The Stockholders are hereby no.
ified, that an election for
“. uy
Five Trust
o close the concerns of the Bank.
will be held at the Banking House i;
the Borough of Bellefonte, on Mon.
lay the 18th day of November, next,
between the hours of ten and three
o’clock of said day, in pursuance of
an act of Assembly passed the hrs
lay of April 1822.
By order of the Board,
Jno. NORRIS, Cash,
Bellefonte, Oct. 13, 1822. !
PROCLAMATION.
mins
AT Le . .
Noticeis Lereby Given,
THAT a court of Common Pless Gen
eral Quarter Sessions of Peuce an
the Oiphan’s court, in and for the
counties of Centre and Clearfield, wil
be held at the court house in the bor
ough of Belletonte, on Monday th
25th day ot Nov’r next, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, of which the Cor |
onor, Justices of the Peace gnd Con.!
stables, within said counties, will take
notice, that they be then and there in
their proper persons, with their yolls,
records, Inquisiiions, examinations.
and other remembrances to do those
ees,
The owner or|
'woers are requested to come forward!
pences will be given for the recovesy
of the horses, if strayed, or for the |
borses and thief if stolen.
WILLIAM DUNN.
Hib 1823,
¥.
October
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List of letters remaining ]
in the Post office at
Oct. 1,
Bellefonte,
1822.
William A ranor, Matthew Adams, ]
Rebecca Awl, Peter Amia, John ;
Adams, esq Frederick Blacher, Same 4
acl Baird, 3 George Bai, Samuel
Beck, Ann Boggs, Wm. Beliord
Biczekiab Bye 4; Owen Byrne, Same
uel Craft, Rogar
Charles
Crawlord, €8q.
3
Carney, “Thomas
B. Callaben, James
William Carey, Apa |
chitald Carey, Henrictta Craig, John
©
Dooglass, David Dale, George Em-
erick, Catharines Fury, John Fearon
James Forster, €:q. Rob
Cox,
et Gordon, |
Sarah (
Henry Hackett, Lydia Ienry
Hewey 2; Charles Huston,
& Amberg
samuel Gardner,
riberson, }
y Jno. N, ;
Heilner
y Thongs Hemphill, Geo,
Michael Hollenbach, Sumue] Hill,
Geotge Hern ng, Mary Helfer, John
“homas Jon. $y, Mrs, Ann
Nancy Irwin, Alexander
Isaac Jones, John Irwin,
Jobn Kirk, Est'ep Lamb, Jane M’. ;
Kibbon, J.cob Mp Wier, Richard M’. |
Jone MP’.
{rwin, jr. 1
Johnson,
fohnston,
©
“3
Gilly John M "Elwain,
Lainahan, Joseph M’Kibbon, McCor- |
Metts, Frederick or
Malone, John
mick Morgan
MK ey, Petey MGayve
erny John M’ we, » John M’Kee, John
MW Gavern, Henry Moyer, jr. Elisha
Moore, euq, Andrew” M Kee, George
McClelland, Geos ge Meese, Mary fg |
Patton, J hn Paul, Edward Pardue,
Henry Pietcher, William Pe
Margaret Peusch,
due,
oples, i
Themas Parsop,
ward Purdue, jr
Jolin Quay, Jacob Roop, Horatio Raw}
Anthony Peters, Jd
things which to their offices apperiain;
to be done; and all suitors, jurors)
ind witnesses are also requested (o be
snd attend at sald court, and not de-
part without jeasve,
Given under my band at Belle-
fonte this sixteenth day of
Ocwber, A. D. one thousand
twenty-two.
Joseph Butler,
<
SEY
NEW STORE. |
The subscribers
!
|
i
$d
5}
STORE at Farmer’s Mills, or Wond
Mills, in Pennsvalley. They have or
hand a handsome assortment of
Dry Goods,
the 32nd Regiment in the] The administration account of Jacob
‘ast to the 2 nd mu-|{Herring & William
ong, Executorsl
§
£
Groceries a
|Shirk, William C,
¥ howp.on, Margaret Smi b,
James Ross; Wiiliam 1
Reese, William 1
eotge Seis
4
3 da i
L088 4 3 Henry
tussie, Jamis Steel, |
eyy Hennah Swunzy, Wills
am Smyth, Joseph Shays, Martha J»
3 | Stewart, Georgs
Sothiday, Wiiliam
Tipton, Mosey: |
Caleh
Thompson, Thomas Wood, Soma
Wiieaicroff, 23 Condrod Woificy,
Patrick Wall, Mary Wilson, Peter 1
Wonbult, David Wear, John Ziger,
have opened !erman.
11. Humes, P.M,
———
Writing paper for
sale at this office,