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BELLEFONTE,CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, PRINTED BY THOMAS J. PETRIKIN.
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May 17, 1824. No, 24
i SRERITTALTY.
“fo the qualified Electors of
I respectiully solicit your votes for the of
= SHERIFF
of Centre county at the approaching electior
It I am clected T will endeavor to discharge th:
duties of the office to the best of my abilities
which is about as much as ail my opponents
Lave promised.
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Militia Training
sian, Pepnsylvania mijida, will commence wt
‘be 2d battalion, 127th regiment, on Monday
the 10th day of May, 1824, the first battalion ©
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The trainings of the Ist brigade 10th EC SEE
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tuable Real Estate for Sale| CHARLES PAULING,
+ OFTHE ORpia Ns court HOUSE CARPENTER, —«
OF CENTRE COUN IY, Respectfully informs the citizens of Centre
wiibe seid atublic saloon Thursday the 20th), or" 1nat Tre has commienceditheabove busis
ay of Muy ieX*. on the premises, a certainf ... at Spring Mills, in Haines township, and
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said regiment, on Tuesday the 11th, the 2d bat {iract of land suite in Spring township, and
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talion of the 734 regiment on Wednesdy theicounty aforesaid, contriring one huudred and
12th, the Ist battalion of the 73d regiment or [cighty nine acres, with a log dwelling house
intends carrying it on in all its various branch-
es. Orders in his line of business will be
Thursday the 15, the 2nd battalion of the 22n¢
of the 220d regiment on Saturday the {5th
The 1st battalion of the 12th regiment, on Mon
day the 17th of May, the 2nd battalion of the
Very respectfully,
yours &ec.
IVilliam Ward
N. B. I still continue to carry on the To
bacconist business in its various branches at the
old stand adjoining James Rothrock, Esq. A
orders in my line of business will be thankfull:
received and punctually attended to.
Ww. WwW.
B-llefonte, April 22, 1824
Zo the qualified Electors of
3 Centre County.
Feriow Citizens, :
I oer myself to your considera:
tion for the office of
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QQ BLIRATH)
bo fei AY
at the ensuing general eecuon 3 and should 1
meet with a majouity of your suff ages, I wili
endeavor 10 d'scharge the dutics of the cffice
wih fidelity.
Yryns
ASM
TI AS HASTINGS, Jr.
N.B. TIalso intend keeping a public house
as usual, and feel thankfol for past favors, anc
hope by paying nore strict attention to busi-
ness to merit a share of public patronage.
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Bellefonte, April 10, 1824.
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Yo the qualified electors of
| Centre County.
TIZEMNS,
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MX NCOURAGED by a number of friends.
® 41 offer niysclf a candidate for the Sheriff's
fice, at the next General Election.
] be so fortunate us to obtain vour confidence
ot may rest assured that 1 will not betray
By neglect of duty. re
ald WM. ALTXANDER.
, April 10, 1824
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Rald-Facle township
WILLIAM M’MINN,
AGAIN offers himself to the consideration
of the Democratic Republicans of Centre coun-
tyasa candidate for the EAD
fa SHERIFFS QF FICE ;
a the ensuinng general election: and will be
thanktul for their support for the same.
© Potger township, ¢
© 27th March 1824.
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To the qualitied Electors of
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» Centre County.
“ELLOW-CITIZENS,
As the constitutional term of the pres
mt sheriff will expire next full, I beg leave to
f myself a candidate for your suffrages for
that office, at the ensuing general election
I shall pot tronble you with the vain promises
of favour or affection, in discharging the du
ties of that office ; as you all know that the
same laws which govern you, will command
e, if elected. Ar Ahir
Having given this early intimation of my
intentions, permit me to mention, that I dc
Ant iaced to travel over the county to solicit
the votes of the citizens individually, except
this course be pursued by the other candi
lates ; in which case I wiil consider myself ar
Foctts crned by circumstances.
JOHN KEEN.
: wonshif April 10, 1824.
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The Militia and Volunteers of the 2d. Bri-
de. 10th Division, P. M. will parade in com-
“nies on Monday the 3d day of May next;
panies Battalions in the following order, viz.
EA =q Battalion of the 62d Reg’t on Mone
day the 10th day of May. i
I'he 1st Battalion of the 22
day the 11th.
The 2d Battalion
sday the 12th.
Phe 1st Battalion of the
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d Reg’t on Tues-
of the 29 Reg’t on Wed-
20th Reg’t on Thurs-
.
. Re od Bastalion of the 32d Reg’t on Friday
e 11!
he 1a Battalion of the 3
Br A ron lately commanded by Major
hy a re Welubieors on Sat.
2J Reg't on Sat-
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i at 10 o'clock of th
Shoult
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Regiment, P. M, wil) meet in Battalions for re-
Thursday the 20th,
the Ist battalton of the 111th regiment,
It is confidently hoped by the inspector, that
the field officers will adopt measures to pre-
vent persons from suttling or selling of Liquors!
on or near the parade ground.
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Ist brig. 10th, div. P, M.|
Inspector’s office, Allenville ¢ |
3rd April, 1824.
Militia Election,
The Militia of the Battation lately command.
clection will be held, at the court house in the
Town of Clearfield, on
May next, be'wren the hours of 10 o’clock in
the forenoon and ¢ o'clock in the afternoon, to
elect by ballot cne MAJOR,
jor Luther, resigned.
JAMES T. SCOTT,
Huntingdon,
April 5,1824,
Legimental Orders.
The enrolicd inhabitants of the 111th Regi-!
ment, P.M. wil} meet in Battalions for review
19th and the 2nd battalion of said regiment,
The Lamar volunteer infantry will train with James Harbison and Thomas M’Calm
and barn, and about forty acres
ple and peach orchard, and a good spring
water. It being the real estate of John
son, late of said township, deceased,
ministrators.
BY THE COURT,
Certified hy
WILLIAMPETTIT,C. 0. C.
by order of the Orphans’ court
x wwf Centre county,
will be expased to public sale on the premises
lon Monday the 7th day of June next, a certain
tract of land containing sixty acres, or there-
ed by Major Lather are hereby notified that an abouts, with a log dwelling House, Barn and
Smith shop, and about thirty acres of cleared
Salurday the 8th day of land, situated in Haines township, Centre coun-|
ty, aforesaid.
It being the real estate of George
Zubler,
late’ of said township, deceased.
nthe room of Ma- Terms of sale, one hall in hand and the remain.
der in two annual instalments.
Inspector. will be given by
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Due attendance
Michael Musser administrator.
2 BY THI COURT,
Certified by
WM. PETTIT. C 0. C.
Bellefonte, April 27, 182
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and jospection as foilows :
The lst Battalion. commanded by Major
Shields, on Wednesday t
next, at the house of Christian Nesseltode in!
Howard township, ?
Toe 20d Battalion
Marshall, on Thursday the 20th
ext, in the Borough of Bellefonte
Each Bastion to be on the ground precise-
e forenoon of said days.
HENRY BARNHART, Col.
April 29, 1824,
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“Regimental Orders.
The enrolled inhabitants composing the 32d
view and inspection as follows :
The 2d Battalion commanded by Major
[saac Hayslett will meet at the house of said
Hayslett on Friday the 14:h day of May next,
The 1st Battalion commanded by Major
James Irvin will meet at the house of Cornelius
Dale oo Saturday ue 15th day of May next.
Each Battalion will meet precisely at 9 o’
clock m the mornihg of the above mentioned
days, properly armed for training.
. JOHN HASSON, Col.
April 29, 1824. \
Respectfully inform their friends, and the!
public in general, that they have commenced!
the
HATTING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, in the shop former-
ly occupied by James Rothruck, in the Borough
of Bellefonte, where they make and sell Water-
proot, and all kinds of hats,at the most reduced
prices, They flatter themselves that by long
experience in the business, they will be enabled
to give general satisfaction,
N. B. All kinds of country produce will be
taken in payment at the market price,
Bellefonte, April 9, 1824.
S. BUTLER
JOS,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Centre county that he has again commenced
TAVERN KEEPING in the house formerly
occupied by Joseph Updegraff, in the borough
of Bellefonte, best known by the sign of « Cap-
tain Lawrence > lie has supplied bimself with
the best of liquors, and hopes by paying strict |
attention to business, to merit a proportionable |
share of custom.
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JACOB HOUSER, |
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
the public in general, that he has his
Carding Machines
n complete order for carding wool, he will at-
end to it bimself,so that the work will be well
done. He is also prepared with machigeries
to spib, weave and finish into cloth from the
wool, as reasonably as can be cone elsewhere.
where those who wish to have a good Blue can
JAMES 1. SCO1T,
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Inspecior. Spring township, April 39, 1834,
be accommodated by bringing their wool.
half tobe paid on the confirmation of the sa
and the remainder in one year.
or.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
the 19th day of May BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ COURT
OF CENTRE COUNTY,
\will be sold at public vendue on Tuesday the
commanded by Major 25th day of May next, on the premises, a house
day of May and lot of ground situate in the town of Milcs-
‘ burg, hieing the real estate which was of Charles
M’Clane, deceased. The terms will be one
ale,
Due attendance
will be given by John Himmond administra:
BY THE COURT,
Certified by
WILLIAM PETTIT, C. O. C.
Bellefonte, April 26th, 1824,
To the Public.
The subscriber, being desirous of leaving
Philipsburg, wishes to sell out his store, in
which is a great va iety of well assorted goods,
suited to the placein which it 1s siuated. Al
so two farms of good arable land, sitvated in
Clearfield county, about one mile from Philips
burg. The olo s:ate road from Bellefonte to
uric passes through cue of them, which con
tains 100 acres ; 30 of which are in a good state
of cultivatiob. The turnpike road leading
STAUB ED &s TOITLR jirom Puiladeiphia to Eric passes through the
lother, which contains 300 acres; 35 of whichi
are well cultivated, Fach iract has several
never falling springs of water.
HENRY LORAIN.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Tlie subscriber offers for sale or regt bis
plantation on which he now lives. It contains
60 acres of excellent bottom land ; thirty-two
of which are cleired, twenty thereof beigg
ploughland and the remainder meadow. Pos.
session will be given on the first of April next
For terms apply to Hl
David Barbor.
Horeard township, Afiril 27, 1824
Jeremiah Culbertson,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
he bas again commenced tavern keeping at the
stand he formerly occupied, best known by the
sign of the « CROSS KEYS,” in the town of
Boalshurg, Centre county. He has supplied
himself with the best of liquors, and other ne
cessary accommodations, and hopes by paying
strict a'tention to business, to merit a propor-
tionable chare o! custom.
Boalsburg, Ferguson 1ownship, April 29.
NOTICE.
Some short time since I gave my note to
George Weaver for about one hundred dollars,
which was to be in fuil for doing the carpenter
work of my house. Since the execution of that
note it has become manifest that the work has
He bas also commenced the BLUE DYING, been completely spoiled. I therefore forwarn
all pereons from taking an assignment of it as]
am determined not to pay it unless compelled
cleared.
regiment, on Friday the 14th, the first battalios [Chere is a'so on the premises an excellent ap!
a of}
Harbi.|
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12th regiment, on Tuesday the 18th, the 1stiterme will be'one half to be paid on the c nfir-| Al PUSS sre ca ine saints ne on
hattalion of 111th regiment, on Wednesday the mation of the sale, and the residue in annual | Sa ru x bo Hoge
i PRYHHGINS oF two Shred Soler Secured by MM nigal, which note was obtained Yn me
te, i 3 , Yi Muonigal, whic S 4
mortgage. Due attendance will be given by ™ °
ont ad-
the sum of four honodred eid
thankfully received and punctually attended 104
t April 9, 1824.
CAULTUGT,
by John Brown in » fiandulent manner.
| WM. POFFENBERGER.
Nittanny, March 23, 1824.
| CAUTION.
THO's HORRELL, Inspector, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.| We hereby notily all persons not to take the
gssignment of a judgment note given by us to
Jacob Haight, dated Dicembe: 29th, 1623, for
twenty dollars,
payable ou the 1st day of May 1824, as we are
determined not 10 pay the same unless rempel-
led by law DAVID NEESS,
PETER NEESS.
April 5th, 1824
LOOK HERE!
For Sale or Barter.
The two story house, lot and tavern stand
well knowo by the sign ot the # Boo” situate
io the town of Phiipsomg, Centre County.
Grain or bar iron will be taken io payment,
The lotis well improved, and has good stabs
ling on it, and the house is well supplied with
‘Water from a well at (he door. There is also
tour acres of meadow groved which will be dis.
posed of. For terms enquire at JAMES
KINNEAR, ving at Philipsburg.
April 2, 1824
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»EPACIAL COURT
Agrecably to the provisions of an act of the ase
sembly, passed the 27th day of march 1821. directing
fthe holding of special courts inthe 4th Judicial Dis-
trict, the Hon. JOHN REED, Esq. President of tha
Ith aisirict has ordered a special court to be holden at
Bellefonte in and for Centre county, on the third Mon.
day of May next, to continue two weeks, for the trial of
all causes in which the Hon. Charles Huston hus been
concerned as counsel, previous to his appomtment, &c.
And the following 1s the list of causes for trial in the
said special court, viz,
Lessee of Lauman’s Ex’rs vs Jacob Houser
” Jumes Packer vs Richard Gunsalys
Jacob Houser vs Martin Steel
same vs same
Philip Benner vs Jacob Houser et al
James Philips vs Barlow and Feliwell
Nicliolas Deihl vs Campbell and Brooks
Joseph Williams vs Waiter B. Hudson
John Miles et al vs Samuel Scott
John Dunlop's Adm’rs vs Legnard Peters
George Robison, jr. vs Fohm Neal
Thomas Burnside vs Bodine & Whitaker
Meeker, Denman & co. vs Benner and Siecl
Dr. Casper Wistar vs Christian Meese et al
Fames Fulion et al vs Duck and Gorl
Simon Gratz ve Joseph Holloway et al
John H Friend et al vs Glontz and Kettner
same vs Henry Krenninger et al
same John Strawcutter
same John Philips et al
Sohn Courson John Barron
James M*Clure Charles Bennet
same Andrew Eakin,
Joseph Gratz et al Philip Benner et al
thomas Wistar Adams and olinston
Dr. Casper Wistar J Henderson et al
Andrew Epplee William Dougherty
James Asn et al Herring & Grenninger
same Michael Row
same Greminger and Bryan
same Henry Spangler
Fames Rothrock Fames Gunsallus et al
John Ewing M‘Nall and Richards
Philip Benner Jemes Steel
| Foseph Gratz et al Geo. Sentzer
same Edward Purdue
Wm. Smith’s Ex’rs Foseph Spencer
Curtin®™and Boggs Samuel Patton
john Wilson vs Samuel Patton
Arnold A King eal vs Hankin and i hitehill
E, Barton ass’e of 3. M Kee vs Philip Benner
Esther Barton vs Philip Bennep
Esther Barton vs Eli Hastings
Henry Drinker’s Ex‘rs v8 Samuel Stiver
Fames Rothrock vs Samuel Gunsallus et al
“fohn Boas vs Philip Benner
Alexander for Stewart v6 yacob Hoover
‘alton for Hunt’n bank vs Samuel Patton
Philip Benner vs Tate and M*‘Donald
Koland Curtin vs john Askey et al
Samuel Miles’ Ex‘rs vs Moses & no Norris
same vs Norris and Thompson
jacob Way vs Mapesand Stewart
Com. for Gurney‘s Ex'rs vs Wm Alexander etal 2
Jacob Hardman and wife vs james Thompson, .
john Patton vs Jas and jno M'Ellrey
Wm Lyon‘s Ex‘rs vs Mary & jas Galbrea
james Burnside et al vs Wm Rawle et al
C. Miller's Ex'rs vs Flibp Benner
Hosack tor Black vs Alexander Robertson
C Huston ass‘e of Simpson vs james Sheehan
Francis W. Rawle vs Matinias Wagoner et
Philip Benner vs Conrod Reamy
COHEN RAL ZEIW, Prok’y,
Prothonotary’s Office, Bellcfonte, 2
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