yr
| GEO. HENNING,
HATTER
HATER.
| Ruspectiully informs his triends
and customers, that he Las again com-
GEO. ROTHROCK,
Saddler and Harness
n
Maker,
h
in
m
Informs the citizens of Centre coun-
ty, that he has commenced the above
Husiness in all its vavicus branches, In
the borousth of Bellefonte, in the up;
Beliefonte, in a shop adjoining thei Per end of the house lately occupied
house formerly occupied by Charles|?¥ John M’Kceas a Tavern. His
& : work shall be finished in the best man.
Huston Esq. ; where he intends tolper, and disposed of on the most reas:
onable terms for cash or counuy
produce. Orders will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to.
NOTICE.
The subscribers inform their
friends and the public, that they have
now in complete operation the
CARDING MACHINE
formerly owned by Rankin & Steel.
The rolls shall be made in the best
manner and on the shortest notice,
They also have in complete oppera-
tion a
\ ne nced the
{ HATTING BUSINESS, :
keep a general assortment of Water
Proof and Common Stiffened Hats,
which may be had on moderate terms
by whole sale or retail. lle flatters
fy. Tv ;
himseif that he can give ceneral satis .
faction, as he has been lately to the
a
city, and has procured good stuffs :
Country lamb waol will Be taken in at
Thus shiep for trade.
FOR SALE,
The subscriber offirs for sale, the
following lands, situate in the county
of Clearficld s A valgable farm con-
12ke an assizoment on a note of mine
dollars, as I am determined not to pay
ing in Potter towpship, Centre county
an indented apprentice to the shoe.
m
agred about 20 years, 5 feet 10 inches
hi
be give, but no thanks, to any person
who will
All persons are also warned not to
trust or harbor said runaway on ac-
count of the subscriber,
Potter township, Oct’r 1, 1823.
NOTICE.
All persons are cfutioned mot to
the hands of Peter Goff, for twenty
¢ same unless compelled by law, be-
gz obtained from me ina fraudulent
JOSEPH /CRANDLE.
learfield county, Oct. 14th 1823. |
S1X CENTS REWARD. Se
Ruraway from the subscriber, liv-|wi
co
iaking trade, named: in
be
JOAN LONG,
igh, dark hair, fair complexion, and}
ad on when he went away, a wool hat
dark roundabout and brown holian
antaloons. The above reward wil]
on
apprehend said runaway.
IN consequence of the death of Da-
vid Hogau late Bookseller of Phila-
delpiia, a stock of valuable
administrators of his esate, 10 be soid
for all Books and Stationary articles
stock also comprises one of the best
sold cost value, and in many cases be-
low 1t.
zood opportucity of furnishing them-
selves with scarce and standard works
in.
made at the store No. 255 MARKET
STREET to
will be faithfully attended to,
wir
BOOKS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
s been placed at the disposal of the
reduced prices for cash. Orders
nerally used through the county
il be satisfactorily supplied. The
lections of Miscellaneous Literature
the country, including a great num
r of English books, which will be
To Clergymen it affords a
theology, both in English and Lai.
Orders forwarded, or application
JAMES HOGAN su~N’R.
Nov. 17th, 1823.
JOSHUA WAY,
Cotton Machinery ;
where yarn of any quality may be
procured, suitable to the actommo-
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 work.
They respectfully invite those who
have herctofore patronised them to
continue to do so ; and all those who
are favorable to domestic manufac-
taining
300
‘acres, on which are erected a good
DWELLING HOUSE
| and a ew :
LOG BARN,
with about filly acres cleared, seven
of which are meadow, and much
| more carr be made with little expense,
a thriving APPLE orchard, a vum-
Pp
1
about the first of January, most res-
S. W. Hull,
Saddler
Intending to leave Bellefonte, on or
sh
es
ly
Beliefonte, Nov. 17, 1823
ber of PEACH and other fruit tree.
ALSO,
A handsome "ARM, adjoining the
above, containing
200
| acres Improvements, a log dwelling
house and barn, out houses, and about
seventy or cighty acres cleared ; six-
teen of which are meadow—a bear-
ing APPLE and PEACH orchard,
‘Besides a variety of other fruit trees;
| ALSO,
a tract of land adjoining the last men-
moacd, containing about
4 200 acres,
with small improvements, but ele-
tures are most respectfully solicited
to extend tneir patronage. Work
shall be done with dispatch and on
the most reasonable terms.
LAMBERT & BROTHERS.
4 ALE R
NO TIO,
The subscriber purchased from
John Rowe, atract ot land in Hall
moon township, Centre county, part
of the consideration whereof he paid,
and gave his notes payable in shoes
for the balance, viz. One for $174
17 cents dated 22nd I'ebruary 1823,
payabje 1st July i823, on which has
been paid $122; another for a like
living at Rock Iron Works, Centre
County, some time during the sum-
mer, six or eight Oxen and young
Steers, branded with a small brand on
the horns thus ¢ P. B.”
giving information where they can be
had willbethankfully rewarded,
it brought home all reasonahle charg
es paid by
STRAY OXLN.
STRAYED from the subscriber,
th
Any person oi
and
PHILIP BENNER.
Oct. 8, 1823.
gant land, and easily cleared;
By ALSO,
jn that neighborhood, two tracts of
~ unimproved land, containing As a difficulty has arisen as to the ti.
A200) uizes : tle of Mr. Rowe, [ hereby forwarn all
| the quality of which, comparalively, he sons not to take an assignment or
ig the best in that connty, these notes as I will not pay them un:
These lands possess advantages, ij (ne title is perfected. .
which many in that country are de- WILLIAM LIGHTY.
prived of. They are situated three Halfmoon, September 65 1823.
or fonr miles from the Susquebanna
River ; four or five from the mouth RTA NT ANT
of Anderson's creek ; and from a mile BENJAMIN SNYDER,
to a mile and a half from the turnpike, Informs the public and his friends that
" Yeading from Eric through Bellefonte.lne has rented, and has in complete
The State read trom Huntingdon in- ha
tersects this turnpike, and passes thejoperation .
houses of the improved tracts. Por SMITH’S MILLS,
sons wishing to erect water works ofjnear to and adjoining the Borough ol
any description, will find these lands’ polefonte. Those who may favor
jn every respect well calculated for] : ; 4
that purpose ; the seats on two of the him with their custom may rest assur
tracts, one improved, are corsidered ed that their work shall be done in
the best in that part of the couniyy'ihe pest manner, and wlth despatch.
well supplied by nature immediately!
about them, with valuable sawing
timber, such as pine, cherry, oak, &c. satisfaction ; and solicits a share of
which if converted into boards end’ no public patronage.
scantling, and sent down (he Susque-|
hannah, wou!d realize to the owner ©
bandsome profit. The Jand is gener-
gly timbered with oak, hickory, &c.
‘The price will be very moderate,
for the improved, by paying balf io
cash, and the remainder in equal ANAWAY from the subscriber
payments. The unimproved, by yer BR, on Monday the 6th inst. an in-
ing part in hand, and the remainder gepted apprentice to the Boot & Shoc
by instaliments, the Sobnriaet Wl makiog pamed
sell much lower, than any that has) :
heretofore, or that now ro sifered in Joseph Hamilton,
that or any adjacent county ; say, from about 19 years old, 5 feet four or five
§1, 50 to $2, 00 per acre, according inches high, dark bair and dark com-
10 the payments. For further infor- plexion. He had on when he went
mation, enquire of the subscniber, liv- away a bottle green cloth coat, about
ing in Cambrla county, William F- half worn, blue jacket, Nankeen Pan-
Boone, Bellefonte, or Samuel John taloons, and new shoes. [tis suppes
ston, near the premiscs® ed he lias gone towards Sunbury or
JOSEPH BOONE. Bellefonte. Any person apprehend.
Cambria county, June 16. 1823. ing the above boy and delivering him
to the subscriber in Lewistown, shall
N, B. Thercis also a large body
of land, some thousand acres, near the have tbe Shove Frvad and ali reason
above described, most of which is firsy able charges PERRY BUTLER
ate Jand, and which the subscriber; L .
will sell at a moderate rata 3.8.
sum, ol the same date, payable 1st of
July 1824 ; another fora like sum of
the same date, payable Ist July 1825
He pledges himself to give general
10 Dollars
REWARD.
October 21.
FOR SALE OR
acres, situate in Lamar township Cen-
tre county, adjoining the Washington
Furnace lands, and others ; late the
estate of Charles Bennet, deceased.
25th of December instant, it wil be
rented. For terms apply to
RENT.
A tract of land containing
11s
{f the above land i8 not sold on the
JAMES BROWN,
DAVID WATSON,
Ezxecutors.
Lamar township, Dec’r 3d 1823
a
4
1
late of Maclaysburg, Dauphin county,
dec’d.
ectfully solicits payment from those third of it is cleaved, the rest well
Aebred to Bi timbered. It has generally been di-
Webied 10 fim, vided into two farms, there being a
house and siable at each end of the
tract.
jand as he wishes.
the 1st of April next.
Potter’s Mills, near the premises, will
show them to persons desirous of pur-
chasing.
FOR SALLE,
NE half, or a smaller quantity, of
a 400 acre tract in Potter town
ip, Centre County, belonging to the
tate of Mrs. Lleanor M. Wallace,
The land is of superior quali.
; it is well wattered ; about one
The purchaser may have ei-
er end, and as much of the cleared
The title is indis-
table, Possession can be given op
pu
Mr. William Allison, residing at
For terms apply to bim or
ther of the subscribers,
WM. GRAYDON, » Zz’rs.
WM. M. HALL.
WM. P. MACLAY,
Lewistown, Nov. 5, 1823. —wtf
Daring Robbery.
REWARD.
5,300 Dollars.
The robbery was committed by two
men dressed in Blue Clothes ; ane of
them about five feet nine inches high,
sandy complexion, vety light beard,
nd ‘without whiskers.
fny person
On the morning of the 5th of No-
vember instant, Robert dliller on his
return from Kentucky, was ROBBED,
on the Turnpike Road, two miles
above the turnpike gate at Blan’s
Gap, of thesum of
The other somewhat larger, with 2
black beard, & large black whiskers,
shaved to a point on the chin. The mo-
ney wasn notes on
viz : United States Bank, 100ds 50’s
various banks,
dest eu of commaoncigy
cavern keeping, will find it greatly’ to
ais advantage lo purchase or reat the
above premiszs. Possession will be
terms apply to the subscriber, living*
Sign & Captain Lawrence.”
JOSEPH UPDEGRAFF.
Bellefonte, Dec’r Ath, 1823.
scriber, living in Spring township
the 14th instant, a
Black Steer
branded on the horn O E- The owe
charges and take him away.
+ DANIEL BILLE
Nov. 17,jnp
i
Militia Notice.
Regiment, P. M. will hold a Cour
of Appeal for the 1st Battalion of saic 4
Regiment, on the 24th day of this:
present month, at the kouse of James
Centre county ;and for the 2nd | Bat=
talion of said Regiment, on the 26th
day of this instant, at the howse of
Jobn Rankin, Innkeeper, in thé Bo-
rough of Bellefonte, for the putpese
of exenerating the collectors of Militia
Fines for said Battalions, from. any
fines, which, in their opinion, it is ime
practicable for them to collect, of
which ought not to have been im posed.
THO. HORREL, Brig. Ins. lst
Brig, 10 Div, P. M.
nf
STRAY.
CAME to the premises of t!se sub-
scriber, living in Spring tov snship,
Centre County, some time ii) June
last, 5
A Red Heifer,
witha white spot on her shoulders.
between one and two, years old. The
owner is desired to come [yrward,
prove property, pay charges, and take
her away, otherwise she will be diss
posed of as the law directs. |
HENRY SWARTZ.
December 4, 1823. |
ee RD © Ce Ho
BANK NOTE EXCHANGE.
IN PHILADELPHIA
ziven on the! 1st of April next. For ©
in the Borough of Bellefonte, at thi Th
STRAY. |
Came to the premises of the sub- ©
er.is requested to prove propery; ps by
The Field Officers of the 11 A
I rag
Brown Innkeeper, Lamar townships
it N° ~
3ts
20’s, 10’s and 5’s— Virginia notes, as
NO 1 1C E. near as he can recollect, four of $100
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE!each, two of which had been cut, and
CENTRE AND KISHACOQUIL-{one of them pasted with wafers; also
LIS ROAD COMPANY,
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
That an election will be held at the
house of John Kerr, Potter township,!
Centre county, on the first Monday of
January next, to elect
ONE PRESIDENT,
TWELVE MANAGERS, &
ONE TREASURER,
to conduct the affairs of the company
for one years.
FORSTER MILIKEN, 7reas’r.
November 27th 1823.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, an Apprentice to
the CABINET MAKING business,
a boy from 14 to 16 years old, whose
character as to sobriety and industry
‘can be well recommended. Apply to
the subscriber, living in Philipsburg.
JOHN B. MEEK.
BLL All REEVES, |4 Bargain to Be had.
To be sold at private sale, a tract of
d Watch-Ma-!
Jand situate in Halfmoon township
ker,
* y ed
Cioek an
business in ail Rs various bianehes, :
in the Borough of Beitefonte, next and 200
“doot to the office
where he wil
orders in his line of business. He
‘will werk on the most reasonable
terms for cash or country yrodwee For terms apply to
An apprentice {o the above usiness, Jacob Koffman.
bearing Appletrees.
»
containing 106 acres, cighty of which
Toforms the citizens of Centre gre ina high state of cultivation, with
county, that he carries on the above 0 yon acresot first rate meadow
The
ot the « PATRIOT." buildings ave a large square log house
thankfully receive all goa von barn, Also a tract of timber
land of eighty acres lying contiguous
A Stray.
Came to the plantation of the sch.
scriber, living in Boggs township,
3
ber last,
A Red Steer,
with some white on bis back, suppos-
ed to be between two and three years
old. The owner is desired to come
and take him away ; or he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
ther. :
VALENTINES & 1 HOMAS.
Centre county, on the 10th of Octo-|
forward, prove property, pay charges,
some 30’s and tens on the same bank
some Pennsylvania notes,
which were one $50 on the Bank of
Pennsylvania,
Schuylkill Bank, at Philadeiphia, and
about $300 in 5 & 10 doilar notes on
the Auburn Bank of New York.
The above reward will be giv-
en for the apprehension of the villains,
or either of them, and the recovery ol
the money, or half that sum for ci
and one $50 on th
amongst
Bellefonte Iron Works, Centre
County, Pa. Nov. Tth, 1823.
burg Chronicle, Lancaster Gazette,
V.& T.
N. B. The Editors of the Harris-
the United States Gazette will please
give the above three insertions, and
forward their bills tothe subscribers.
FOR SALE
Or Rent.
The subscriber being desirous
or rent, that well known
TAVERN STAAD
Borough of Bellefonte, Their aro
the premiscs, an elegant
STOAE HOUSE,
He will also sell or rent
NINE OUT-LOTS,
Stable.
will be wken, it application be made;
le i 13, 18255 untiSe
“Hallmoon, Nov.
JOHN KIRK,
Noy. 20th 1823.
retiting to private life, offers lor sale|
in which he now keeps tavern, 1n the
together with a large and commodious
adjoining the Borough of Bellefonte,
wnicH wiLL BE CAREFUL«
LY REVISED AND CORRLCY-
ED WEEKLY AT THIS OF
FICE,
United States Branchesy 3 ct. dis,
Boston, \ 1° do
¢ |New-Hampshire, 2 do
Connecticuty yi} do
New-York City banks | par
New-York country notes 10 5
New-Jersey.
Trenton, 1 dis
Mount Holly, par
Cumberland, do
Newark, do
Brunswick Bank, do
Sussex Bank, do
State Bank at Trenton, dao
At Elizabethtown do
At Morristown . do
& {At Patterson do
At Brunswick do
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia notes, par
Germantown do
IL.aston Bank, do
Camden do
Chester county Bank, do
West Chester do
Montgomery county Bank, do
Northampton Bank, do
Lancaster Bank, do
of Harrisburg Bank do
{Farmers 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
on [Chambersburg 11
York Bank, i
Gettysburg, 1
Swatara Bank, 1
Pittsburg Notes, 1
Centre Bank 6
Columbia bridge com. 2
Greensbrre 3
Riownsvilie 0
pea a Li
A a Aas tie ci he cl a“
i gl
Sas pe di
APEC Se iin