: #in New Yoik, his reccived 102 doliars 3 » from Wiittehall, Washington county ; ~ Fe © have made a proper confession. © estate to the amount of one milion © “” Tage cnatln> | A *® * 1 Tolin, Lonberper Fon, T.rwis Marit Antinnarian, " PS AWE 8 I Bil No. 25, svpnlement e2nceming! {ondenperger (George, Moore Jacobs Historen, These’ journals will al- strays, Was read a third tine aa pas- Magee Jsaac 3, M’Intire Edward, ways be published ia the Miscellany, sed, PRINCETUN COLLEGE. | Middleton M’ Williams Thomas, Meas George, James, Means Hugh, M’Kee Andrew, Moore James, M’/Our correspondents are increasing infgave to BERNARD DOUGHERTY 7 prract from Princeton, December 25 Clochin William, Moyer Soloman, fand will of themselves, be worth the ‘subscription money required for It. number and talents; and there are « ‘J here was, about two weeks since| Meinan Jeremiah, Moore Jain, Mooreimany societies in the interior of our come disturbance in the College, wich wore the appearance of rebel pron. { em r jat Thomas, Jr. Malone Wilham L, M’ Cormick Michael, O'Donal Charles 2, ‘pe particulars, as I have heard! Ogden Thomas, Petrikin James M, ed, were these: One ol the Poorman John, Purdue ILdward, Reit-|work, worthy the patronage of the | jae, whose reports, when obtained, ‘will be inserted. In short, we will | lendeavor to make it a miscellaneous . ' ar > - . Ly " . = adeots, for sone m'sconducty Bad'er Frederick 2, Robb John, ReibartiChristian community. < udents, ’ ’ een suspended by the faculty ; but Adam, Robertson William, Rodzers! {ins measure not squaring exactly with! ‘we notions of rigut enertamed by al Edward, Reside James, Russel van, Russel James, Rice Jacob, Sellers { .w of his companions, they set them Bajzer, Smith James, Steere Elenor, «elves at work to rectify it. Having fled a meeting ot the studants, they) hound themselves by 3 written obliga-| yian not to recite until their compan |jiamg Mary, jon should be restored. I have un- derstaody that there were about thirty, win thus pledged themselves. The cifeers of the institution took 1mme- diate cognizance of this proceeding, and ef the fictious persons ; but per. mitred them either to make a suitable apology for so gross a violation of de- eorum, or lo take a dismission, As they di! not stoop to ar immediate apology, the greater part were sen! home to their Jrarents for permission to be dismissed. I understand that scver- al of them have already returned, and The afl ir did not amount to an open Tre- bellion 3 ror did it materially disturb the tranquility of the cotlege. All has since been quiet and peaceabe. The young men scted in a foolish and precipitate manner § they mistook the snan they had to deal with in Dr. Car- pahan, Though mild, he appears to be firm and inflexible, and 10 govern with a steady hand ; and [ was told, that most of the delinquems went home, heartily wishing themselves out of the business. I did hear that one of the professors and a tutor went ine! Snyder Benjamin, Switzer-—, Tameny Henry, Turner William, Taxes John 13, Welch John, Ward William, Wil- Ward James, Wark David, Watson Jamcs, Weimer Joho, Watson James. H. Humes, P. J. CAYITION All persons are hereby cautioned not to take an assionment of a note which a certain Daniel Murray, of Lycoming county, holds ot mine, for S13,50, as | am determined not to pay the same unless compelled ; he having obtained it from me in a fraud- ulent manner GIDEON SMITH. DBaldeagle township, Centre ¢ We ask, in our behalf, the inter ference of ministers, and other bene. volent and influential persons, in ob- taining subscribers. And we request Editors, to whom this fumber is for- warded, to publish this circular, and we will favorthem with an exchange, Our conditions are as follows, which will enable any peison disposed, to avail themselves of the work. FLEMING & GEDDES. I. The Miscellany is published in the Borough of Carlisle, on Friday of every week, at Two DoLLARS per an- num ; to be paid half yearly in ad- vance. II. It is printed on pew type and fine paper, in an octavo form ; each number containing 16 pages. III. Tt comprises, without distinc- tion of sec’s or party, whatever intel- ligence is thought to be acceptable to such as wish and pray for the gen- eral interests of the Redeemer’s king- dom ; such as authentic information— with regard to Missions and missiona- county January lst 1825. VALUABLE REAL ES1ATE FOR SALE. By order of the Orphans Court of Centre County, WILL. BE EXPOSED TO to. the recom where they assembled © OB LIE END GE with their hats on. and were ordered, 'n the Borough of Bellefonte, on Mon- to pull them off, which they refused{day the to da; but I did not hear that martial law so fir ruled, that they were put! under arrest for disobedience. These are the facts as I have heard them ; and the affray may be of advantape to the college, as it will shew that Wiese 1s some discipline and authority Com Jdv. : stp $ Spe ¢ learn from good authority that the United States bank hes already re ceived at their office in Cincinnati real dollars at the prices it was received at! | The treesurer of the Greek Fund ai and 14 dollars and 50 cents from the servants of the City Hotel. 4 viel} — PC FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN “A meeting in favor of the Greeks! has been heldio Boston, and resolu] tious in the best spirit adopted. Pro. fussor EvERETT was appoiuted secre-! teer big named Seifio is stated ia a. letter from St+ Thomas of the 18th mon pleas of Centre county and to me Porto Rico. directed, will be exposed 10 publi¢ aad after doubling he complement of, Sale on Monday the 26th of January men, to have comprenced piracy in instant, a certain tract of land cone the Mona Passage), by plundering two! taining two hundred acres, be the or three klavanna pessels. And what, $ame more or less, with the appurten- have they to fear ven should they be|ances, situate in Logan township, Cen- ahd convicted in oar tre county. uit, 1o have mutinied a t Ren, ‘tried courts of justige 2 / ———— LATEST FROM SPAIN. 26h inst. a certain HOUSE & LOT of ground, with the appurtenances, situate in the town of Milesburg. and numbered 1n the Genera) plan of said town 30. It being the real estate that was of Charles M’Clane, late of Boges township, in said county, de- ceased. TERMS OF SALE. ; One talf of the purchase money to be paid when the sale is confirmed, and the ballance in one year. Dae atten dance willbe given by John Hammond administrator, BY THE COURT, Certified by F. B. SMITH, C.0.C ry labors, in all parts of the world ; — Bible Societies, Tract Societies, Sab- bath Schools 2nd all other associations formed for benevolent purpeses—alzo of religion, Interesting Conversions. Obituary Notices—and whatever may relate to truth and piety, IV. Original essays upon some practical subject, may occasionally find a place for insertion—=but nothing whatever, that is of a controversial nature, also a Summary of the prin- cipal events which transpire in the world, both Religious and Political. V. Any person procuring ten sub- scribers and becoming responsible for the same, shall receive the eleventh copy as a compensation. A title page and index shall accom- paoy the last number of each volume. $7 Letters post paid and directed to the Lditors of the Miscellany, Carlisle, Pa. will be attended to. BF Subscriptions received at this office, where a sample of the work can be seen. Administration Acc’ts. TAKE NOTICE, that the following 70 RENT. The shop now occupied by Elijah Reeves as a SILVER SAMITH-SHOP. Itis well calculated for any kind of For terms apply to the business. subscriber 3 WM. WARD. Bellefonte, Jan, 5, 1824. Administration Accounts have been examined and passed by me, ard re. main filed in my office for the inspec- tion of heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others concerned, and will be pre- fhe Christian and the! C Av ON 2 well attested Narratives of Revivals]. ALL persons are cautioned not to take an assignment of a note which } fir 60, dated in the month of Novem ber last, as I am derermined not to pay the same unless compelled by David Bodle. Spring township, Dec. 27th, 1828. STRAY HOGS, Came to the plantation of the swh- scriber, living 1 Spring township, Centre county, early mn last spring. two sandy coloured SEED HOGS, one marked. The owner is desired to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away. THOMAS M'CLELLAND. Spring township, Dec’r 30, 1823. NOTICE. Eo subscriber purchased from Joel Ferree a lot of land, in La- law. mar township, Centre county, and the said Joel Ferree engaged to build and completely finish a frame House ov said lot, in part of the consideration whereof I gave him two promisory notes ; one on Henry Stoner for 825, duein May 1818, and the other on John C. Skinner for $65,59 cents, due As a difficulty has arisen as to the title of Mr. Feree, and his not fu:filling his contract, I do hereby notify all persons not to take an assignment on these notes, nor pay them to any person but the sub- scriber. Stephen Heard. December, 22, 1823, in September last. NOTICE, HAT unless you settle off your _ respective duplicates, including 1842, at the next January Court, suits will be brought against ail de- linquents, as the County orders must de fiaid, and the state of the funds re- quire compulsion to meet them. J. M. PETRIKIN, Zreas’r. Bellefonte, Dec, 30, 1823. ASTRAY. CAME to the premises of the sub- scriber, living in Ferguson township, Centre County, some time in October County Collectors take| sented to the next Orphan’s Court, to be held at Bellefonte, in and fy the county of Centre, on Tuesday the 27th tray lo the commitiee. 7 | SHERLIIS SAI £ Picacy.—The crew of the pr .' By virtue of a writ of venditioni ex- ponas, issued out of the court of com ccuiion and to he sold as the proper: ty of Samuel M’Kisson by JOS. BUTLER, S&'f. Captain €Vinsor, of the biig Susan, Bellefonte, Jan. 4, 1824, arrived at Boston from Malaga, states that Ceuta had been taken possession “of by the” I'renc!y who had openly de- clared they wonla never give jv up so! In afew weeks the first year of cur long as the Engl the Rock of Gibraitars { (6 MARRIED —Ou Thursday the 1st! CH310US nature. instant, by the Rev. James Lion, Mp. SAMUEL BLAIR to Miss MAR. |2ly, or nos we will not undertake to] GARET EAKINS, both of Potter township, Centre couaty. Seized and taken in ex- day of January next, for confirmation and allowance. ist. The Administration Account of James Duncan and William Rankin, executors of the last willand testa. ment of James Cooke, late of Haines township, dec’d. 2). The Administration Account cof Michael Mosser and George Pe- ters, administrators of all and sin- gular the goods and chattles of George Zaubler, late of Haines RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY. ish held possession of editorial labors will be completed ; af- iter having furnished ou: patrons with 1832 pages of matter chiefly all of a Whether we have inthe course we pursued, the secured, approbation of our supporters, gener say; we are confident, however, o having labored to secyre this. ‘community, wh 3 Ses — ys who have secconded ou List of Letters remain- infor views, in promoting the spread of the nauon published in the MrsceL- ; lo our correspondents, and to LANY ng at the Post Cllice at'our patrons at large. Bellefonte, on the January 1824- 2, Butter Divan, Barker David, Bar enurst Antisy, Carey Jane, ‘I'homas, Davis Sam’ly Lvans Mar Yorster James; Feisher Jno. Jolin, Gordon y st 3 J . 1st Crawtord! pired to make ti Robert, Cummings Alexander, Coarcd, intelligence, ~ John, Callahan | Charles 2, Craddock|For details o Grube Thomas, Grossman 1.awrence, Gary Monsier, Harter John Harvey William, Heory James, John. Kramer Henry, Loury Ange ¢ 1,)ng Samuel, Lashell John, Leaner: gistered on the catalogue of time, ha been marked with mony striking e- Missionaries have been sent ~ Alexander Elenor, Alloways 1Vil-'to Palestine, the Sandwich Islands, lam, Adams Stephney, Boyle Thom-'and elsewhere, and the white sail, as it as, Boschiz David 3, Bushy Michael,{glides smoothly o’er the might Baird Sam’, Bole Henry, Barr Jobha'be vents, - countries. peculiarly Jer to our pages. The one before ue, may be antic many particulars, which here hint at. We are 1eally thaokful to the religious The year which is about to be re- y deep, gins to bring good news from far pated, to transcend the passed one io we cannot The journal] of the Mis- Stonaries, employed in the Holy Land, ae deeply interesting, both to the township, dec’d. 3d, The Guardianship Account of John Keen, Guardian of Magdalene Krumrine, minor daughter of Hen- last, A Brindle Heifer, with a white spot on her forehead, be. }; tween two and three years old. Thej, 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. THOMAS CUNINGHAM. December 20, 1823.~93t. PUBLIC SALE. WiLl BE SOLD At public sale, on Friday the 30th day of January next, at the Inn of Isreal Pennington in Aaronsburg, a iease of { 1 THREE YEARS, commencing on the Ist day of April TO REN Toat welt known : A HQUSE tr LOT, dA situate 1n the Borough of Bel formerly orcupicd by John a TAVERN. There isonthe |p ises a commodious STAELE, by well calculated far tavernkeepir. Tbe above premises will be vented wo iny person wishing to commence : Possession willbe given on the Ist of April next. the subscriber ELIZABETH M'KEE Sr. Bellefonte, December 24h 1823. Notice is Hereby Given (General Quarter Sessions Peace and the Orphan's court, in and held at the court house in the Borogh of January next, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, of which the Cor- oner, Justices of the Peace and Con- stables within said county will take notice, that they be then and therein their proper persons, with their rolls, records, inquaisitions, examinations, and other remembrances to do those things which to their offices appertain and witnesses are also requested to be and attend at s»id court, and not depart without leave. Given under my hand a1 Bellefonte this seventeenth day of Decems- ber A. D. one thonsand eight hun. dred and twenty-three, JOSEPH BUTLER, S&F. PENN: Y_.VANIA INTFLLI- GENCER, Legislative Reports. This paper will report the proceed. ngs of the legislature, as usual, — the same as heretofore, For the session only, For 6 months, session included, 2 00 For the year, 3.00 No doubt the proceedings this ses- sion will be unusually interesting. The matters that are expected to come before the legislature are very impor- tant. The most prominent of hese will be the renewal of the dank chara ters ; the free road question ; appro- priations to various objects of improve. ment ; among which will probably be the Potomac and Obio cdnal, will be, we are happy to- say, tht alent and exficrience, in the legisla- * ure ; and we have no douht that eve. ry public question will receive a due hare of attention, deliberation and discussion. We shall endeavor to keep our readers apprized of the progress of business—giving a gencral epitome cf he arguments, on public questions, & some of the speeches, at length, Such as wish to avail themselves of the whole history of the proceeding, 1ad better send their names early : Good opportunities will be afforded by the members to make applications Harrisburg Mov, 21. nexts of that very valuable tract of land, containing about TC ry Krumrine, late of llaines town- ship: dec’d. “4th. The Guardianship Account of David Barber, Guardian of George and Sarah M’Cormick, minor chil- dren of John M’Cormick, late of Ferguson tewnship, dec’d. FRANKLIN B. SMiTH, Reg’r. Register’s office, Bellefonte, } December 26, 1823. Creditors take Notice, f F S solvent laws of this commernwealth Many things have trans-;and they have appointed Monday the ie general religious 26th day of January next, for the hear- Interesting.l. . Ng oO 2di : t which we Tir the road ii g of us and our creditors, at the court house in the Borough of Delle i-ifonte. WM. HUNTER, ABRAHAM BIDDLE, JOHN SIDEL. FRANCIS BOYCE, ay That we have applied to the judges of the court of Common Pleas of Cen- tre county, for the benefit of the in- ACRLS, distant one mile from Aarorsburg, now in the tenure of Peter Homan. Thisland is of supe- rior quality ; it is well watered ; is in good order, and has thereon a good IIOUSE © BARN, together with an orchard— ALS, In the same manner, will“be sold at the public house of Jacob Maize in Youngmanstown, on Saturday the 31st day of January next, a similar lease of that fine farm of 450 ACRES, abont two miles {rom said ‘Town,now under lease to John Kauff. man. This farm is 2s good 2s thar above described. Terms for the above leases are a money rent, pay able yearly : those as to mode of farm. ing—plaster to be sown, &c. made on the days of sale, by ) - Decers-d. EZEK’L ZIMERMAN. am» will be WM. H. HALL, Agent for the Heirs of Wm. Maclay gr, HARRISBURG CHRONICLE, LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDIAGS The proceedings of the Legislature of Penvsylvenia will be reported for the Chronicle atthe ensuing session, as they have been for several years past, briefly, faithfully, and impartial- ly. The Chronicle will be issvad twice a week, at @1 50 the session to he paid in advance, It has not been the practice of the editor of this paper to make extensive promises with regard to any of his un. dertzkings, and he does not intend to enter upon itnow, The size of this sheet, and the necessity that exists of devoting a part of it to adveritees ments, are of themselves bars to the publication of every thing that is said and cdorein the legislative body wm All, therefore, that we wish 10 be ex- pected of us, is what we know we bave the ability to perform, ard that is to furnish a brief sketch of the or= igin, progress ard termination of alt matters agitated, with a condensed view of the arguments advanced upon: the best of the arguments ac lenoth. Ways and Means, the Free Road, ge. are topics that will claim much ofthe attention of the Legislature, and of on them our patrons shall have cay December 18th 1823, and accurate advice, 4 ANovember 13, 1823, M' Kee 88 HR » X50 ro 9 “ Tavernkeeping, or to a private famiiy. | For terms apply © PROCLAMATION. 'HAT a court of Common Pleas # of the at . 5 for the county of Centre, will be of Bellefoate on Monday the 25th day J to be done 5 and all suitors, jurors The terms of subscription wiil be 31 50 There subjects of a general nature, and oc. casionally, what we conceive 15 be, The re-chartering of the Banky, the the people, and of the proceedings 1p bo = + fh
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