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BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, PRINTED BY THOMAS J. PETRIKIN:
Vol. VII. WEDNESDAY, January 7,
~~ CONDITIONS. NEW STORE
cre | QAIBRIDGE S PRTBIRIN,
The price of this paper is TWO
DOLLARS per annum—bat if paid
in advance, ONE DOLLAR AND
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS enly willed, and now offer for sale, on the most reason-
be charged. :
Advertisements, making no morelghle terms, for cash or country produce, an el-
in length than breadth, will be in
scited three times for one dollar; and egant assortment of
for every subsequent continuance
NEW Q00DS,
twenty-five cents.—Those of greate:
consisting of
Inform the public, that they have just receiv-
length in proportion.—Rule or figure
work double those rates. Which
must be fiaid in cash at the time of in-
seriion.
a
1824.
TY, for the sum of three hundred and
eleven dollars and seventy-seven cents
on the Centre and Kishacoquiilis
Due Bill although drawn in my name
and the said Bernard’s, yet the whole
sum for which it calls for is cofaing
ome ; he having obtained it from
me ina fraudulent manner.
MICHAEL M’CORMIC KX
Spring township, Dec’r 11, 1823.
STRAY.
CAME to the premises of the sub-
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Turnpike Road Company. The said)e ¢, but
count of the subscriber,
John Rowe, a tract of land in Halle
No. 6.
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had on when he went away, a wool hat |
4 dark reundzbout and brown hollan
pantaloons. The above reward will
but no thanks, to any pe
prebe id ronaway.
All persons are also warned not to
{rust or harbor said runaway on ace
JOSHUA WAY,
Porter township, Oct'r 1, 1823.
NOTICK.
The subscriber porchased from
moon township, Centre county, part |
of the consideration whereof he paid,
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No subscription will be received for
css than one year; nor any paper
discontinued until all arrearages are
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
scriber, living in Spring township, for the balance, viz
and gave his notes payable in shoes
One for $174
17 cents dated 220d February 1823, "4
payable 1st July 1823, on which has
been paid $122; another for a like
Centre County, some time in June
last,
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If the subscriber does not reques'
adis:ontinuanee of his paper, at the
end of the year, it will be considered
as a new engagement ; and the paper
forwarded accordingly,
Subscribers who have their papers)
carried by the mail, must be liable for
the postage.
Letters addressed to the editor
must be post paid.
BOUKS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
IN consequence of the death of Da-
vid Hogan late Bookseller of Phila-
delphia, a stock of valuable
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
has been placed at the disposal of the
administrators of his estate, to be sold
at reduced Pres for cash. ric
QUEENSWARE, ec.
Their store is on the north-west corner of
the Diamond, and the same lately occupied by
Messrs. Hammond & Page.
Bellefonte, Dec’'r 9th, 1823. 7
PARTNERSHIP.
PRUNER & TATE,
RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC, THAT THEY HAVE
| COMMENCED THE
CARPENTER § CABINET MAKING
a Rees . business, in the Borough of BELLEFONTE, in their shop, nearly opposit
forall oy ke Sink nels the Presbyterian Church, where they intend carrying on the said Disr i
ay be F tstectortly supplied. Th all their various branches. They intend having in their employment the
stock 110 comprises one of the besy|2¢St Of workmen, aud keeping on hands at all times a large quantity ot work
collections of Miscellaneous Literature] ¥C'e Persons desirous of purchasing can be accommodated at the shortest
in the country, including a great num [POU¢e Cash, or country produce will be taken in payment at the market
ber of Eoghsh books, which will be|PT*¢® : G
cold cost Be! and in many cases be| DELLEFONTE, Dec’r. 17, 1825.
low, To Clergymen it affords a
# coud opportunity of lurnishing them. FOR SALE
Or Rent. ty; it is well wattered ; about one
third of it is cleared, the rest well
sclves with scarce and standard works
on theology, both in English and La:
in. Orders forwarded, or application . : : !
ade at the store No. 255 MARKET The subscriber being desirous of timbered. It has generally been di
STREET to retiring to private life, offers lor sale vided into two farms, there being »
JAMES HOGAN juN’g. of rent, that well known house 300 Stable 2 each end of the
wil be faithfully attended to pa ; track, € purchaser may have ei-
Nov. 17th, i : TAVERN STAND ther end, and as much of the cleared
in which he now keeps tavern, in the land as he wishes. The title is indis-
Borough of Bellefonte. Their are on Putable. Possession can be given on
N ses. an'el { the 1st of April next.
Wig; premises, 2Ru Mr. William Allison, residing at
STONE HOUSE, Potter’s Mills, near the premises, will
together with a large and commodious SPO them to persons desirous of pur.
Stable. He will also sell or rent C2508. For terms apply to him o
either of the subscribers.
RR WW A RD NINE OUT-LOTS,
A Xd Y 8 °
WM. P. MACLAY,
On the moraine of the 5th of No. adjoining the Borough of Bellefonte WM. GRAYDON,
y the moringe $ .
vember instant, Kobert Miller on his| Any person desirous of commencing
WM. M. HALL.
: Lewistown, Nov, 5, 1823. —wif
return from Kentucky, was ROBBED | avern keeping, will find it greatly to
on the Turnpike Road, two miles >
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above the tarnpike gate at Blas his advantage to purchase or rent the N O 1 ICFE
Gap, of thesum of above premises. Possession will be THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THT
5,300 Dollars. given on the Ist of April next. For CENTRE AND KISHACOQUIL.
The robbery was committed by twoterms apply to the subscriber, living LIS ROAD COMPANY,
men dressed in Blue Clothes 3 one of] the “ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
them abou! five feet nine inches high, : >» That an election will be held at the
sandy complexion, very light beard, Sign ¢ Captain Lawrence. house of John Kerr, Potter township,
and. without Thicke ka JOSEPH UPDEGRAFF. Centre county, on the first Monday o!
The other somewhat arger, with ; s o January next, to elect
black veard, & large black whiskers, Betlefonte, Dec's 2tky. 3533, TONE PRESIDENT,
shaved to a point on the chin. The mo TWELVE MANAGERS, &
ney was in notes on various hoi FOR SALE OR ONE TREASURER,
viz : United States Bank, 100ds 50°51" to conduct the affairs of the company
20's, 10’s and 5’s— Virginia notes, as] RENT. for one years.
A tract of Jand containing
near as he can recollect, four of $100 FORSTER MILIKEN, Zreas’r.
eich, two of which bad been cut, and Noveniber 27th 1823.
one of them pasted with wafers; also
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late of Maclaysburg, Dauphin county.
dec’d. The land is of superior quali-
Daring Robbery.
Ex'rs
in the Borough of Bellefonte, at
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some 307s and tens on the same bank .
some Pennsylvania notes, amongst A Bargain to Be had.|
which were one $50 on the Bank of
| To be sold at private sale, a tract o'
and one 350 on thel land situate in Halfmoon township’
: acres; situate in Lamar township |Ces- containing 106 acres, eighty of which
about $500 in 5 & 10 dollar notes 00 {pe county, adjoining the Washington are ina high state of cultivation, with
the Auburn Bank of New York. Furnace lands, and others ; late the about ten acresof first rate meadow
The above reward will be giv- estate of Charles Bennet, deceased. and 200 bearing Appletrees. The
en for the apprehension of the villains, (f he above land is pot sold on the buildings are a large square log house
or either of them, and the recovery of 25th of December instant, it will be and bank barn. Also a tract of timber
the money, or haifthat sum for ¢i- rented, For terms apply to land of eighty acres lying contiguous
ther.
Pennsylvania,
Schuylkill Bank, at Philadelphia, and
A Red Heifer,
witha white spot on her shoulder,
between one and two years old. The
owner is desired to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take
her away, otherwise she will be dis-
posed of as the law directs.
HENRY SWARTZ.
December 4, 1823, :
ee ee iP
S. W. Hull,
Saddler
Intending to leave Bellefonte, on or
about the first of January, most res-
pectiully solicits payment from those
indebted to him. _
Bellefonte, Nov. 17, 1823.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, an Apprentice to
the CABINET MAKING. business,
a boy from 14 to 16 years old, whose
character asto sobriety aud industry
can be well recommended, Apply to
the subscriber, living in Philipsburg.
JOHN B. MEEK.
“A Stray.
Came to the plantation of the sub
scribery living in Boggs township,
Centre county, on the 10th of Octo.
ber last,
Red Steer,
with some white on his back, suppos-
ed to be between two and three years
old. The owner is desired to come
torward, prove property, p2y charges
and take him away ; or he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
JOHN KIRK.
Nov. 20th 1823.
STRAY OXEN.
STRAYED from the subscriber
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.”” Any perscn
giving information where they can be
had willbethankfully rewarded, and
t brought home all reasonahle charg
es paid by
PHILIP BENNER.
Oct. 3, 1823.
NOTICE.
All persons are cautioned not to
take an assignment on a note of mine
in the hands of Peter Goff, for twenty
dollars, as I am determined pot to pay
the same unless compelied by law, be-
ing obtained from me ina fraudulent
manner.
JOSEPH CRANDLE:
sum, ol the same date, payable 1st of
July 1824 ; another fora like sum of
the same date, payable 1st July 1825.
As a difficulty has arisen as to the tie
tle of Mr. Rowe, I hereby forwarn alt
persons mot to take an assignment on
these notes as 1 will not pay them un-
til the title is periected. £
WILLIAM LIGHTY.
Halfmoon, Scptember 6, 1823.
dented apprentice to the Boot & Shoe
10 Dollars
Reward.
ANAWAY from the subscriber
on Monday the 6th inst. an in-
making named
Joseph Hamilton,
about 19 years old, 5 feet four or fiva
inches high, dark hair and dark come
plexion. He had on when he wens
away a bottle green cloth coat, about
half worn, blue jacket, Nankeen Pan-
taloons, and new shoes, tis suppos-
ed he has gone towards Sunbury or
Bellefonte. Any person apprehend-
ing the above boy and delivering him.
to the subscriber 0 Lewistown, shall
have the above reward and all reason=
ble charges paid. ow
FICE,
United States Branches, 1 ct. dis.
Boston, i do
New-Hampshire, 2 do
Connecticut, 1 do
New-York City banks par
New-York country notes 15
New-Jersey,
Trenton, 1 dis
Mount Helly, par
Cumberland, do
Newark, do
Brunswick Bank, do
Sussex Bank, do
State Bank at Trenton, do
At Elizabethitown do
At Morristown do
At Patterson do
At Brunswick do
Lennsylvania,
Philadelphia notes, par
Germantown do
{Easton Bank, do
Camden do
Chester county Bank, do
West Chester do ¥
Montgomery county Bank, do
Northampton Bank, do
Lancaster Bank, do
Harrisburg Bank do
Farmers bk. of Reading, do.
Far. Bank Bucks co, 1
Carlisle Bank, 11
New Hope Bridge,
Bank at Milton,
Chambersburg,
Gettysburg,
HENRY BUTLER,
S——IED © CEERI aise eb
BANK NOTE EXCHANGE,
IN PHILADELPHIA.
WHICH WILL BE CAREFULs
LY REVISED AND CORRECT.
ED WEEKLY AT THIS Of.
BANK NOTES AT A DISCOUNYY
ph
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York Bank,
VALENTINES & THOMAS.
Bellefonte Iron Works, Centre
. County, Pa. Nov. 7th, 1823. ¢
N. B. The Editors of the Harris
burg Chronicle, Lancaster Gazette, &,
r the United States Gazette will please
JAMES BROWN, For terms apply to
DAVID WATSON,
Executors.
om township, Dec’r 3d 1823
3.8
FOR SALE,
give the above three insertions, and OL hall, or a smaller quantity, of
forward their bills to the subscribers. |
»
i% ship, Centre Count
V.&T., estate of hay
a 400 acre tract in Potter town-
Jacob Koffman.
Halfmoon, Nov. 13, 1823Tuntf{np
belonging to the Not to take an assignment of a Due
« Eleanor 31, Wadace, Bill fromBERNARD DOUGHER-
CAUTION.
All persons are hereby cautioned
Clearfield county, Oct. 14th 1823.
Swatara Bank,
Pittsburg Notes,
81X CEATS RE WARD.
Runaway from the subscriber, liy- Greensburg ~~
ing in Potter township, Centre county
an indented apprentice to the shoe.
making trade,named
JOHN LOAG,
aged about 20 years, 5 feet 10 inches!
high, dark hair, faic cemplexiony and
Centre Bank
Celumbia bridge com,
Brownsville
B06 0D Ran
Justices and Constables
BLANKS
FOR SALE AT THIS QL¥ICE,