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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the estate
that wis of ABRAHAM WOLF.
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CONDITION 5.
The price of this paper
DOLLARS per snpum-—
s TWO
buat if naid)
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in anre, ONE DOLLAR AND pond, note or book - account, ep Je
251¢ t, on ov befor
EUENTS I will quested to make paytoen
a VENT I FIVE PENS only hie 31st day of January next, and those)
be charged, having demands against the aid =
eat them, le
rei king mo more late are requested to pres
Adyer SHINS mak eally authenticated, on or before that
day.
JOSEPH GILLIL AND,
JOHN DAURERMAN
{Nay 26.h 1822.
in leneth than breadth, will be in-
serted u ree times for one dollar; and,
for every subse juent
twenty-five cents.-—— Chose of greater
leneth in proportion. —Rule or figure n 1 M i
work dou! ble those rates. u ing 4 1ii.
No subscription will be received for The Subscriber informs his friends
tess than one year; nor any Paper and those disposed to favor him with!
rag cs are their cistom, that cloth will he re.
discontinuad antil all arrearay te ttre
paid. ' fonte ; Itshall be returned to the sams
If the subscriber does not. request place alter hems
or he led and dye 6 (Jae
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a dis ;ontinuance. of his ape ry, at the
Es
Wo WARD “+
Vobacconist,
continuance |
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as a now engagement; and the paper
forwarded accordingly.
Subscribers whethave their papers
jae, of Potter township, deceased, bud
? Ad mrs.
“nus date.
wNITRE COUNEY, Pi: {§BYLY TANIA, PRIN IED BY H. PETRIKI
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em re eS Sl PR ee A
ogy Sn
WEDNE
3. Dd yr February 5,
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16 823.
olice, and ia the most fashionable
waoner ; at the following prices, viz :!
Chaise fouls . $250
Pod aloops “1300
Vests 1,00
and all other work ‘a very reduced
price.
OU. AUT FON,
I bs public are cautioned not to trust
any person whatever on my accouit,
as 1 will pay wo debis of any other
persons contacting than my owa from
John M'Kee.
Bellefonte, Doc’r 21st 1822.
Tee SALE.
By virtue and in pursuance of the
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jast will and testament of Jobn Glen,
late of Ferguson township, deceased
govern themselves accordingly.
i forte, six miles from Baldeagle creek,
Wi caving uf ait kin a
done in the best and neates: order. and
‘0 the most reasonable terns. “Coun
vy produce will be taken 1a payme: ita
Walker towusiin, Fin. 13,1828
issolunioh of Cartner=
The partners! ap P MITCHEL &
SHIPMAN is this day dissolved by
Auilal consent. All persons indebts
d tothe fiom ave requesied to make
jo pay wat, and those baving |
cmands W present tiem for s ttle
ent, 3
Militia are hereby ordered to take nojiN any valley
jtice of the above regulation uod to
By order of Brigadier Geseral Wm
R. Smith.
THOMAS T. CROMWELL,
ALD DE CAMP
Jan 9 1823.
10 REN]
‘the Washington
IRON WORKS,
Sliuated in Nitiany Valiey, Ceuux
county, about fifteen Miles below Belic
JAS MITCHET!
AB'RM. Ch pul A NEY
Jan. 15,1823. gy
3 i . y Jb 3 iF aian J i
Purchasers Beware!
TWO men who are trav ersing t
part of the couniry, vend: nsw Baty i
call cement for vepaiviig broken chi
ware; have tmeugh tod ad Uilse
‘epresentaiion, obtained a deed fiom
the subscriber for the tract of Jad
and nine miles from the Susgaehannz
river; the works ate well situated
and on never filing sireams ; the
Furrace is watered by a large spring’
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fa
and the Forge by I'shing-creck, eithe
of these streams seldom ever freeze:
will be sold ai public sale, on the 151 hi
day of Masch next, the following de.
scribed tracts of land situate in the!
ear-icd by the-mailj must be liable for
“the postage.
Letters addressed to the editor
must be post paid.
“TOBE.
SOLD
A Lot of ¢ ground si fuate at the cor-
wer of Spring andelTig h Streets, inthe
Borough of Bellefout + ¢, whercon there
Ea good two story
STONE HOUSE & KI TCHEN,
ALLO,
A BARN & STABLE. i
The premises aie 9 ow inthe tepuse
of Mp, Hamiiton 4] um: s, and are part
of tLe csiate late of James Duniop
deceased. LFor tems of sale, applica
wo may bedmade to
JUN G 10 | RY,
JAMES HARRIS.
August 31, 1822,
’
of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
SPANISH & AMERICAN
SEGARS,
UT, AND DRY,
AND SNUFF.
All of which he will dispose of es.
ihe most reasonable terms for Cash o
country produce, Country merchant,
will be allowed a reasonable credit,
: of Bellefonte, a
SILVER WATCH.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove propery) pay cligiges
and take it away.
54 JEREMIAH MENIN.
Bellefonte, Dec’r 17; 1823.
FOR SALE.
Will be sold, at private sale, a honse
$ Ex’rs,
»
Luling
Lyin ,
The subscriber in forms jus friends
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and the puilic in g cneralythat he sili
busi [00 io the occupancy of Jolin Blan
shard, esq. For terms apply to
Joseph W Williamson
“Lamar township, Dec. 8, 1822.
NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has received a trcsh
supply ol Goods, suited to the season,
which be will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms for CASH, or coun:
euaiinues to carry on the above
poss at the old starid, where he 1s now
prepared with the best of dye suff,
which will arjable him to dye the best
and most fu: hionable colours.
He tend
have herve fore favored him with their
28 his thanks to those who
eustom, an | bopes by a strict attention
to busines s to merit a continuance of
the same.
JACOB BOUSER, jr.
N. B. CigtR left at P. H. Tietney’s
i! Bellu! nteg will be taken away, and
ghed after the mabner directed. —
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ry produce.
JOHN HAMMOND.
Bellefonte, Dec. 8d 1822.
10s of country produce taken in
at at a fair price.
Gillespie and Smith,
Inform their friends that they have
commenced the
Boot and Shoemalking
NEW STORE.»
‘Tle subscribers have ovened
BTGFE at Farmer's Mills, or Wood’ Ss
Miile,/ tn Pennsvaliey, They have on
band a handsome assortment of
Dr Y Goods Jy
Groceries
Liquors,
business in the borough of Bellefonte
in thc sbep next to Messrs, Ham-
mond and Page’s store, where they
first rate fashienable Boots and Shoes,
| &e. which they will dispose of on the,
whichthey will dispose of on reason
able terms for cash or country pros
duce | Green hides also will be taken
in exchange for goods,
COOK & LEBO.
WOSt reasonable terms for cash or
country produce,
Dec. 3d 1822.
Informs ols friends and the > ublic
wn general, that he has commenced the
TAYLORING BUSINESS, in the
house formerly sccupied by Myers &
22d,
aan ” —
: TOL
SPANISHYSOAL.
The Subscriber has on hand a
guaneity of first rate Spanish Soa)
leather, which he wiil sci Jow for
CASH, or in exchange for HIDES
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Bellcionte; Now 4th 1932.
Dect.
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Smith, where he intends carrying or
said business in all its various branch.
{°% Clothing of every description
Informs his friends and the public,’
WAS FOND. [.
In one of the strects of the Borough
and lot in the Borough of Bellefonte,
intend keeping on hand a quantity of}
L8 made by bim on the shoitest
said township, viz. A tract of land
aining one hundred aud fourteen
that he has on hand a large quantity scree. of which between 80 and 90
acres are cleared, with a dwelling
‘house thereon Fesected,
land contaiiing one bundred and fif ;
acres, of which oof” hundred acres
are cleured, having thercon erected »
dwelling house and barn. The land
is of an excellent quality.
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Term:
jade known on the day of sale, on the
premises.
Due attendance will be
. Bl¥eD by
” JAMES GLENs
3 ban.
JOHN BAILLY
January 1st 1823.
NOTICE,
Al perso s sudebied to JOHN M0
5
Al who neglect ths noc ¢ will b
sucd without respect to persong-
Chose who have accounis agains
him please’ present them also |
liquidation,
J. M. PETRIKIN
December 27th 1822.
TO RENT,
The house and lot of ground Drei
«ccupied by JOAN M'KEE. It
an excelleng?
Tavern Stand,
having been occupied as such fo
‘weD'y vears.
1
It is ’tho an excellen
stand for any other kind of public bu-
siness. Itis very convenicnt to Spring
Creek, and possesses thany other ad.
‘antages. The terms upon which i
will be lcased will be reasonable, an
will be made known by tle subscriber
Application must bganade soon,
J. M.PETRIKIN.
December 28th 1822,
Brigade Orders.
BY virtue of the powers vested in
he Buagadier General by the 6:5},
Section of the act for the regulation],
of the Militia of this commonwea'th
part of the Regiment comm nded b;
ol. Criswell is hereby struck off ac
ordinz to the following describes
‘ines, and all the enrolled militia res.»
ng North and East, of ihe said lines
iare hereby aitached to the’ egiment
\commanded by col. Jno Hasson,
The live to commence at the Topia
of Tuseeys Mountain ina direct line
from the line between George Mat
hernand Mrs. Jones (late Mrs, Mc
Cer ney) thence along said ine to a
old mill on the Warrior Maik run
selow Huntingdon Furnace, from said
mill ts Grays mill on’ Warrior Mark
“un, from said mill allong the road lea
dng from William Mec Clelands te
2uilipsburg anti it strikes the Centre
County line, and slong said line to tuc
op of the mountai
Commanding Officers, of Regi
ments, company Ocers, and ewroled]
2
A tract of
“with conducting Iron Works,
KLE wiust cai} immedia ely and pu °
the same was obtained fom me in
whercon he now res des, situate ig
Hanes township, Con c COuDLY, CO}
Latping 44 acres more or less: aig {
having thercon erecred a Folling mi
cardio machine, &¢. They called 4
ibemsclves Wm. Newton and Joh
Cromwell, ang fasts ited to convey i
one, about two and a halt miles, and ex lange for the above lind and ig
the other three fourths of a mile from/P OVemen's, a quarte section of Jad
: j10 the state of Ulie, which the sa
the Furnace. The Ore is equal,
$ : equal, if {Newton said be w.S authorized 10 o4
not superior, to any in_the Wai ited! or amae of the noms of John
States. The Forge is ig gold tepair| Mennix, and also a tract of da.ation
Haud situated in Crawford or idercert
and has been working uatil list spring. v
county. The undersigned has good
The Furnace has pot been in biast fur icason to believe that (ne title 1o tics
some time; and wijl require some rel 1a0ds 18 Got in men. As it is
, “i . : able that they will off ie land
puirs. @'he owner is unacquainteq)PIOVABIC that they will offs: the land of,
ph the subscriber jor sale, hie gives this |
and
wishes to rent them, therefor any
hotice that purchasers may beware, as |
12 1s dete mined to romain in poS=
person wanting to rent Iron Works [3€3810n 1 possible, and oy yield the
will findit to their advantage to come
and view said Works, a» the subs.
here is about two thousand acres of
tex cellent wood and adjoining the
hwo ks, there are two excellent
“ Ore Banks,
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those
e
same, unless to one (0 whom hie may
hy self cLnvey.
JOIN ANDERSON,
December 22:1.d 1822
cr lives on the premisés and wil
wake the terms easy and liberal.
JOHN HENDERSON.
Jan. 27th 1823
BANK NOT
IN PHYLA Fs .
United S.ates Br aris;
Boston,
New-Hampshire,
Counecticat,
New: York Ci ty banks
New-York coun try notes
Ney. Jersey,
x0 Ha \NG
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do
2 do
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par
1to 5
1 et.
The Editors of the Pennsylvanis In- i
cehipencer, I reisbutg 5; Laucastr
inrelligencer, Lancaster ; and Balui-
more Patriot, are requested to inser
he shove In thar poctive papers.
weekly foc three months and forward
thelr bilis to thie subscriber for pay
nont JH,
res a
Trenton,
Mount Holly,
Cumbe riand,
Newark,
J Brunswick Bank,
Sussex Bunk.
State Be bk at Trenton,
At Elizebetiown
At Moris town
At Paterson
\t Brunswick
dis
par
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Caution.
All persons are hereby natified no
0 receive a pr emisory note: which
gave to Franklin IJ. Smith, as I an
‘letermincd not to pay the same unles
compelled by due process of law 3 As
fraudulent manner for which. I veve
feceived any cous:decation.
JOHN SILAR.
Lamar township, Jan 28, 1823
Ey L-
NOTICE 3
sd =
IS hereby given to all persons in
ebted te the estate of Isaac Prshe:
dec’deto cBme forw ard on or before
he best day of Murch next, and settle
off their accounis; as .fter that date
their accounts will be lodged in
hands of James Crawiord, Esq.
collection, All persons having
mands against said estate, wil
to produce them properly’ alles
sctilement,
JOHN M'CALMONT, Adm
slamty 13, 1823.
do
Pennsylvania,
Phitadelphia notes, par
Germantown
aston, Bank,
Camden
Go
Chester copnty Bank,
West Chester
Montgomery county, Bank,
the Northampton Bank,
fo:
de
ple a8:
ted fo
Farmers Bank, La mcaster,
Harrisburg Bank
Par. Bank Bucks co.
BANK NOTES AT A DISCOUNT.
Reading,
_|owW Bank of Carlisle,
New Hope Bridge,
Bank at Milton,
Chambersburg,
Little York,
Gettysbu
STRAY SHEEP.
Came to the plantation of the sub
scribers, living in Potter ownshi
some time in September last. eig
SHEEP.
The owuer 13 desired 10 come for
ward, pay charges and tale themit
way Or they will be disposed of ac.
cording to law.
Urgy
Swatara Bank,
Pittsburg Notes,
Centre Bank
JOHN PETERS, Columbia bridge com,
JOHN DURST.
Pottar township, Jan. 15th,
W.SANKEY,
Coverlet, Diaper & Car
pet Weaver.
Greensburg
Brownsville
All ite rest of Peansylvaniy
Notes of Iicorported banks no sale
Justices od Constables
wy EY
Informs the pmblic that he carrie:
on the above busicess, in all jis vari:
ous bramches, al VV, ME en's Je FOR