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BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA, PRINTED BY H. PETRIKIN.
Vol. V1.
WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1823.
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SEVENTY FIVE CEN I'S only wii A biography of Generals ayne
BEVEL ? Mercer, Patnam, Morgan, Monigom
be sry, Gates, St. Clair, De La Fayele;
Koskingko,and others. An accoun!
of the Whiskey Insurrection, with the
names of the most prominent actor.
in that scene. DBuit’s Conspiracy.
History of the Barbary wars. Histo
ry of the late war. Biography ol
yenerals Jackson, Brown, Ripley
Winder, Boyd, Miller, Wilkinson:
Scott, Gaines, Harrison, &c 2s wel
as Comodores Decatur, Parry, Porter,
Bainbridye, Chauncey, Hull, Law
rence, and Biddle,
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=» many anecdotes which have never been
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Siruated in Nittany Valley, Cenure
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tale of Indian barbarity and British
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and nine miles from the Susquehanna) February 28, 1823.
river ; the works are well situated, CONDITIONS.
1. The WasnivetToNiana will be
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on a rew type and beautiful paper,
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and on never failing streams; the
and the Forge by Fshing-creck, eithen)
of these streams seldom ever freeze
There is about two thousand acres of
wood
excellent land adjoining the
works, there are two excellent
3 £3rc Banks,
one, about two and a hal! miles, anc
the other three feurths of a mile from
the Furpace. The Ore is cqual, if
not superior, to any in ‘the United
States. The Forgeis in good repail
and has been working until last spring
The Furpace has not been in blast fou
sone time, and will require some re
ts unacquainted
pairs. ‘The owner
FOR SALE.
A FARM late the properiy of
with conducting Iron Works, and
wishes to rent them, therefore any
person wanting to rent ron Works
will find it to their advantage to come Thomas Willing Esq. deceased, situ
and view said Works, as the sobscridate on Buldeagle and Marsh creeks
ber hives on the premises and willlien miles «bove the mouth of the for
make the terme easy and liberal. mer, and fifteen distant from Belle
JOHN HENDERSON, {fonte; containing about
Jan. 27th 1823
Phe tors of the Pennsvivania In-
teligencer, Harrisburg 3 Lancastel
In:elligencer, Lancaster 3; and Balu.
more Patriot, are requested to Insert :
the nbove in their yespective papersy Acres ; 170 of which are improved,
weckiy for three months and forward
their bilis to the subscriber for pay
J. H.
the remainder well timbered with
White oak, Hickory &c. The lana
ment LA g j
is fertile, and adapted for either a grain
or grazing farm. ‘The Iron works
in the vicinity afford a constant and
" market for any article the far-
mer may wish to dispose of.
PROP@SALS,
By W. BAXTER,
Lor Publishing in Lancaster, ( Pa.
a weekly paper to be entitled the
Washivgtoniana.
Should
be prefer transporting his produce to
the Sca board, he can with ease and
IN presenting this Prospectus to safety ata trifling expense convey it
the Cinzcas of the Umted States, the’
pubiisher begs leave to say, that this ny
journal will be ‘the most important ings consist of a good log house and
state paper, that has ever J ll barn ; a log cabbio and stable. The
i he United dlates. he Iudilor, . 4 . .s .
a o ical irely to those "act will admit of being divided into
by water to Baltimore. The build
Gen. George Washington, with an’
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will contain the most complete and 3
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satisfactory history of the United Bellefonte, April 8th 1823.
; : ¥ FRENH LEN
Discovery of America, How peo- 3 4 o
pled by the Indians, Settling of our
Indians. Biography of the most dis-{ All who neglect this notice will be
tinguished personages daring thatlsyed without respect to persons—
pence which led to American Inde-thim please present them also for
dendence. An accurate accousti oe liquidation,
great important events which have oc-three or four farms. For terms ap-
States, from its discovery, up to the,
foretathers Lauds purchased by. the All persons indebted to JOHN M’
The causes 3nd correspon-iThosc who have accounts against
the battles and skirmishes during ‘the » I. M. PETRIKIN.
A (FY A) 1D 0
A CARN,
8 WN a Sp f r CA
MISS CRUD,
Resncetfully informs the public ; Fa
that she intepas opening 2 school fora certain Joha Elder, of Nittany valley
YOUNG LADIES,
nthe B ii fonte Academy, on Mon-
ay the 12th instant ; where strict at- ;
-ention will be given to the moral cop lunless compelled ; he having obtained
luct as well as the mental dcquire
ments of those committed to her care
‘oreceive instruction, in the follow-
ne branches, to wit ¥ Orthography, a 2
R lading, Writing, Arithmetic. En-| Mf Sure: Bu Sova)
lish Grammar, Ancient & Mode n y ’ :
Geography, Ancient & Modern is | ys :
‘ory, Composition, Drawing, Plain & FOR sALE-
Ornamental Needigwork —For terms Ap efogant tract of land, sitvate in
and further particulars enquire al the paideagle wwhship, Centre county,
Academy. containing
NOTICE,
All persons are hereby warned not
Ito take an assignment of a note which
Centre county, holds of mine, as I
lam determined not to pay the same
ner,
JOHN CHARLES.
The Establishment of
THE
lacres more ot less, adjoining lands of
{litely owned by J.P. De Hass, pur-
} ‘cha-ed by Mrs Craig, and sold by ber
scerained by 1 puomas Goodwin, Philadelphia.
For terms apply to him, or to Wm.
R. Smith, Hurtingdon.
June 3d. 1823
GiQ. HENNING,
HATTER.
papers. ® R toforms his friends
FOR SALE,
1S OFFERED FOR SALE.
The terms 14 'b §
ditor.
“H. PETRIKIN.
P. S. p77 Editors with whom we ex-!
change will do vs a kindness by in-
serting the above in. their respective
application to the |
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and customers, that he has again com-
menced the
HATTING BUSINESS,
A HOUSE & FOUR ACRES OF in Belietonte, in a shop adjoining the
: Foi _ ‘house formeriy occupied by Charles
LAND, situate in Howard township eon Esq. ; where he intends to
Centre Co. on the road leading from keep a general assortment of ‘Water
Proof and Common Stiffened Hats,
which may be bad cp moderate terms
by whole sale or retail. He flatters
te ~_ himself that he can give gencral satis.
faction, a3 he has buen lately to the
city, and has procured good stulls
Country lamb wool will be taken mn at
nig shop for trade.
ug 3 -™
FOR SALLE.
The subscriber will sell, at private
sale, tbe HOUSE & LOT he now
occupies, situate 1n the Borough of
Belielonte, The lot contains two and
a half acres, and has also erected on
ita good dwelling house, and a large
and commodious
TAN-HOUSE,
with a good
Bellefonte to the Big Island, 8 miles
velow Milesburg ; adjoining lands of
Michasi Meese and others,
bove premises are well calculated for |
any person who is disposed to keep a
Tavern and Store ; Now in the occu
pation of John Ligget. For terms ap-
ply to 1he subscriber living in Howard
township:
ABSALOM LIGGLET.
April 26, 1823.
PRIVATE SALE:
A valuable plantation, or tract of
iand containing
225 Acres,
situate four miles west of the borough
of Indiana on the great road leading
from said borough to Kittapning.
The improvements are
I'wo good cabin houses,
and cabin barn, about fifty acres aear- WAITE S OFFICE.
ed, five of which are’ meadow, and
more may be made, with a small
Apple Orchard,
thercon—ALSO—A tract of land
containing
142 Acres
situate about five miles west. of said
borough, on Crooked creek, with a
cabbin house and barn thercon, with
about sixty or seventy acres cleared,
twelve acres of which are meadow &
a quantity more may be made, with
five sugar camps and a small orchard |pojiars, 2,000 Do'lars 2,000 Dollars
thereon.—A further description 1si5 of $1900, 10 of $500, 14 of 8100
deemed unnecessary, as it may belynd pearly all the Prizes of $6, a-
best obtained by applying to the sub-lnounting to
scribers on the premises. 75000 Dollars
DAVID CUMMINGS,
CAPITAL PRIZES ip the THIRD
JOHN TRIMBLE,
Indiana, March 29th 1823. CLASS PENNSYLVANIA
| STATE LOTTERY,
'G. WW. WAITE, MayaceRr, for which
the Cash will be immediately advanc.
drawn.
TANYARD,
-onsisting of seventeen tan vats, with
.wo lime vats, battes, &c. The terms
may be known by application to the
subscriber,
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
May 27th 1823.
<> CO —
In the Second Class,
Pennsylvania State Lot.
tery,
which was recently completed in Phil.
adelphia, all the following prizes, com-
prising nearly the whole scheme, have
been paid-— All the Capitals, viz,
15,000 Dollars, 8,000 Dol ars, 5000,
NOTICE,
IS hereby given to all Stockholders €d When
i y F . i | 2 of $6,000
n the Lewiswn and Kishacoquillas|
|
Turnpike Road, who are in arrears
for Stock, that unless the same be ful- 4 b
ly paid up, to William P. Maclay,| I 200
Treasurer of saxi company ot or be-| Besides numerous Prizes of $50, and,
smaller Prizes. :
Every Number will be Drawn from
the wheel. ,
This Lottery contains only 5972
numbers, and those who purchase two
tickets of the same number, may draw
2 2,000
2 1,500
1,000
v
fore the first day of July next, the
payments already made will be declar-
ed forfeited.
By order of the board of Managers
itit in a fraudulent and unlawful man-
TEE NTR {Henry James, and others. The land
PAT RIO ~3 tis well improved, and is one of those!
‘Brownsville
only $60, may draw the handsoms i
A Tg
The drawing wili be announced in a |
few days
Whole Tickets only
Halves
Quarters
Eighths 75
~ For theabove Rich Prizes app
Immediately © at
WAIRZ3
OLD ESTABLISHED
AND FORTUNATE OFFICE.
South-West Corner of Chesnut and
Third stice's, Pailadelphia,
Who sold and peid all the prizes in
the former classes of the Pennsylyania
State Lottery, and who sold gd paid
prizes amounting to upwards of
SEVEN MILLIONS OF DOL-
: LARS,
Being the largest amount of prizes
ever sold or paid by any other Broker
in America. Almost all kinds of Bank
Notes bought on the lowest terms,
BL Orders inclosing the Cash will
be premptly atiended to, and all Liot=
ery inform tion given gratis, Aine. i
NOTICE.
The subscribers inform theie
friends and the public, that they have
Now 1n complete operation the
CARDING MACHINE
formerly owned by Rankin & Steels
The rolls shall be mude in the best
manner and on the shortest notices
They also have in complete oppera-
tion a
Cotton Machinery ;
7’
where yarn of any quality may be
procured, suitable to the accommo
dation of every person wishing to
purchase, They also have a number
of looms for the purpose of weaving,
suitable to all kinds of country works
They respectfully invite those who
have heretofore patronised them to
continue to do so ; and all those who
are favorable to domestic manufacs
tures are most respectiully solicited
to extend their patronage. Work
shull be done with dispatch and on
the most reasonable terms.
LAMBERT & BROTHERS.
Bellefonte, May 20, 1823.
25 90
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BANK NOTE EXCHANGE,
oo. IN PHILADELPHIA.
United States Branches, 3 ct. dis.
Boston, 1 do
New-Hampshire, 2 do
Connecticut, 1 do
New-York City banks
New-York country notes
New-Jergey,
Trenton, dis
Mount Holly, par
Cumberland,
Newark,
Brunswick Bank,
Sussex Bank,
State Bank at Trenton,
At Elizabethtown
At Morristown
At Patterson
At Brunswick
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia notes,
Germantown
Easton Bank,
Camden
Chester county Bank,
West Chester
Montgomery county, Bank,
Northampton Bank,
Lancaster Bank,
Harrisburg Bank do
l'armers bk. of Reading, do.
BANK NOTES AT A DISCOUNT:
Far. Bank Bucks co. 1
Carlisle Bank, 1}
New Hope Bridge, i
Bank at Milton, 15
Chambersburg, 1} °
York Bank, 1y
par
Ito s
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Crettysburg,
Swatara Bank,
Pittshurg Notes,
Centre Bank
Columbia bridge com.
Greensburg
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Justices and Constables
BLANKS
SAMUEL MACLAY, Pres’t.lany two of the above capitals, and the
curved in: this happy America, and ply to J. M. FOX.
present period, viz:
whites. Massacres of the whites and KEE must call immediately and pay
time.
revolutionary war. 4A biography of December 97th 1822,
April 23, 18335 elder of ten tickets, which will cost
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE