of
5 jerable p
“cultivation.
a variety of
fC Ty
© tothe society,
of wheat has lately been brought from
A NIN a, veda RE
fish and plenty of oysters:
Ley have ap abundance of fine timber,
adthe soil is very good ; and they all
peared to be quite contented withle
good health there as they wou
p part of the world. Of the lateit
Eig rants, one hun ;
le gone through their season
fee young chi'dren ©
d they with ¢
climate and country.
I have made this detailed report,it
ing 3it
glicving
the settiement, to
pse people are Ss!
pere arc, at present, Very
ri AG
New kind of Wheat.—A new kind
Xpabia, called the Heshborn wheat.
“Phe ears are twice as large as those
ofthe common kinds of wheat, more
apering and bearded, The pumber
of grains in one ear is 84, and the!
Jength of the stalk, 3 feet inch.
We understand that orders havelyard, by means of ropes made out of ; . Spirits Turfientine, Rose Pink,
heen issued by the Navy Departmentitheir blankets. The wall was then Wanted Immediately. Spirits Wine, Lethargy
to equip the United Spates, ship of the{scaled by taking off a door from one} A person well acquainted with the Linseed, Putty,
Jine NORTIL CAROLINA for imme fof the out-buildings, placing it on the} FLAXSEL D Oil. MAKING Olive or Sweet, % OIL Shell Lac,
diate service, and tirat she will bear|corner, and with the aid of a long pole BUSINESS Spermaceti Chrome Yel
the Pendant of Commodore JOHN! which they found in the yard, theyito whom constant employment and | Vitriol Yellow Ochre,
RODGERS. Nas Int. were enabled to reach the top of the jiberal wages will be given. The | Chatk,
ee wall, some of them sustained injury,| mill is in e rder Y 3 3
© 4 NEW INVENTION. as there were, at the place ho ey I 7A rt san Dye Stuffs,
\ We have seen Mr. Linnic’s new in-! was effected, Some aces of blood up-{wiil eshetience But little: AT Ce WEL LU LL Ey Ams
4 vention, Itis a curious piece of me-lon the ground. conducting it. Ior fufther informa Copperas, Turmeric, Ye,
chanism, comprising a complete fowl-} Those who escaped were—Williami jon apply to the subscriber Tiving in Ground Red Weod Verdegris,
ing piece barrel 33 inches long, cali- Kirk, confined ona suspicion of having| Ferguson township, Centre County, Cochineal, Madder,
pre 58 inches, detonating lock, butt passed counterfeit money. For his GEORGE HUBLER. Aqua Fortis, |
a apprehension the Jailer has offered a} June 10th. 1824. Confectionary,
with proper angle, ram udy Xe. 3
@smplete fishing rod about |
Jong, dog call, looking
box, with pen, in the
“an ordinary sized wal
ing 51 bs.
piece it
"and shot su
and can be use
oD
o
J
ges,
stick or fishing rod, loaded and prim
od. with the greatest safety. [Its por
ability is such, that it can be trans
“formed te all its purposes including)
oat
icce of ground inténded furfbeing
They catch in the river|time. —
sitvation. They probably enjoy tors made
ld inlgumbers drawn fiom the lottery wheelihis pocket book, a three dollar bill of
dred and five, allipumber 46 instead
nly have died, entitled to
gmpialots incident to; The consequence was that one of the change in silver, (all she possessed,)
Bostonians :
it would be agreeable to you, cial list not having been reccived, he
and to all those friendly! concluded
know exactly how! quite a rich man for more
‘uated as I bave|hour ; when the unfortunate error was
en in'omzd at St. Thomas, that! corrected by the official
discour-{the ticket found to
n circulation in the 22 dollars instead of 10,000 dollars.
It is seldom that so much vexation is
occasioned by so simple an error.
2 feet reward of 20
lass, and snuff llams—Garret Sinister
small compass of Williams,
king stick, weighs
When used as a fowling!|
contains a flask, with powder
flicient for 12 or 14 char-
d as a walking
light, it remained insight a long part {the cify, by a genteel dressed
N. Y.Gaz. man, and after enquiring how she sole
ee then, he agreed to take three baskets
SAD DISAPPOINTMENT. [provided — would leave RI
It appears from the Boston Centin-{house, corner of Anthooy-street and
], that some of the New York Edi-|{Broadway. This the girl agreed to
a mistake in publishing the do, and my gentleman then drew from
by giving the'9ib drawo|the Newark State Bank, to pay for]
of 40; and the{them. Not suspecting that any thing
hree last combination numbers Were was wrong, the poor gir] took bis bill,
the 10,000 dollar prize. gave him two dollars six and sixpence
he other day,
had the ticket bearing! rolled the bill up, and carefully put is
he numbers 53. 29, 45; and the offi-away in her pocket. On going to the
house, corner of Anthony-street and
Broadway, with the raspberries, she
was told that no one living there had
purchased any berries of her or any
other person. She then, for the first
time, began to suspect that all was not
right, and having showed the three
dollar bill which she bad taken of the
gentleman, it proved to be a counter-
feit, Oo applying to the Police Of-
fice, with tears in her eyes, for advice.
she was told unless she could identify
the fellow, they could give her no re.
lief. A more cruel piece of villiany
could not well be played off, and the
wretch who is guilty of it deserves the
piliory .—Lvening Post,
his fortune made, and was
thao an
document, and
e drawn only ment
hav
Lancaster, ( Penn.) July 2.
Early on Tuesday morning last
four prisoners made their escape from
the Jail in this city. They sawed off
the iron bars of the widow, until the
aperture was sufficient to admit of
their escape through it. They then
descended to the ground in the Faller rr
dollars—George Wil
and Jeremiah
(a black man) for each cf
| whom a reward of 5 dollars is offered.
NOTICE.
CONSTABLES TAKE NOTICE}
That it 1s your duty by law to re-|
tarn the names of all persons who are
retailers of foreign Merchandise in the
respective town,’ or township, for
which you are appointed, and itis ex-
pected that you, and each of you, will
serform that part of your duty, when
you make your return to next August
| DANGERS OF SLEEP-WALK-
ING.
The following melancholy particu-
- lars are stated in a letter, dated Man-
.'chester, Vt. June 28th, 1824, from a
- young lady to her friend in Troy.
« I should be glad did pot the time
of
ng, priming and ficing in the fail me, to give you the paruculars of
{short space of three minutes. r.lthe sudden, and melancholy death of{Sessions.
4 ¥innic isa nalive of Kirkwall, 10 Onk-{ Elvira Ayres, 2 young lady who lived JOHN RANKIN Clk. Sess. vit
‘ney, and is now on his way to Edin-}with Milo L Bennet, Esq. She retir-| Bellefonte, July
of{ed to rest last Thursday evening well 2, 1824. ¢ ly
burg and London, for the purpose
© laying his invention before the Socie-
Wk jes tor Lhe cucou ragement of Arts.
SiR
3 rl § E——
A
| YROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
in London, dated,
to his friend in Philad iphia.
«1 look at the U
“masse and at their gove
whole, and then I say these
4
cupidity :— less reyenuc to
dered ; fewer meaus of plundering :
no priviledged orders :—no King :—
no Feudal A
mongering Parliament :=-n0 establish-
ed Church :—no Dangeoning for print-,
wg the truth :—no Standing army
cut you down at your own doors.
the absence of all these things an
multitude of other enormous evils,
»
say, that if your admirable repu
was not existence, Mankind would
in hopeless, irremediable slavery.
tellect would be extinguished
knowledge and talents proscrib
Your government is the sheet anc
of the human race and it will hol
against all storms.”
——————
Tatest and important from Shain
We are inform
rospondent of the Boston Courier, t
the ship Coral arrived at that port
Sunday last, from Gibraltar, bring
Jetters froma Cadiz dated the
May. I
certain that 25,000 troops were to en-|
ter Spain immediately,
Carthagena to Cadiz,
tinng were making to receive the
« The movements (it is added)
Spain,
gal, lead many to believe that all
well, and that war is brewing.”
—— § EP—
The Elephant Balloon.—Yeste
afternoon we witnessed the ascent of
the balloon in the form of an Elepl
The scene was entirely new in
county. and attracted an immense
course of people around the Gare
but the spectators inside, we are sorry dential
to say, were not sufficient to pay
proprietors for their
pence. This will always be the
with exhibitions of this kind, because
those within.
; As the ascent was attended
A HANDSOME COMPLIMENT ihe found her
Retract of a letter from a gentleman less corpse.
nortunity for the exertion of individual not was
and cheerful ; when Mr. Bennet arose
on Friday morning he found ber miss-
List of letters remaining
business, in all 1s variety,
site the Prothonotary’s Office ;
« line, which he will sell lower than any that hasev=
being an entire NEW STOCK,
rectiy opp
er been offered io the place ;
at the lowest city prices.
Rheubarb,
Jalafr,
Tartar Emetic
Sulphate of Quin
they can be purchase
By strict attention
The Medical
REMOVA
NEY STORE.
JAMES ARMOR,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Respectfu'ly informs the inhabitants
continues the ho
Drug. Medicine, Paint & Dye Stuff
one door ‘east of Esquire Vandyke’s office, and dis’
of every article in bi
|
Senna,
Glauber Salts,
Carbonate Magnesia,
of Bellefonte and its vicinity, that ho
where he has a complete assorts
and purchased
Among his Medic:nes are,
Barks, of different kinds, Magnesia, calcined, Manna,
Caster Qil, first quality } Cream Tartar, Liquorice Ba¥,
Calomel, [cold pressed, | Epsom Salts, Gum Arabic,
Arrow Root,
Flor Digitales
Oxyd Bismuth, Sc, ts
Oils, Paints, §c.
Prussian Blue,
White lead, dry
Spanish Whiting,
- Venitian Red,
Spanish Brown,
Red Lead, English,
| Azber, Wc. Ein.
gc. §e.
low,
——————— ————
¥
Prarl Ash,
| Blue Vitriel,
) Camwood,
| tc. We. We. Ue.
Fruits, Fancy Articles, et.
SNUTY, SEGARS, ko.
re, so efficacious in
Fevers.
ALSO,
SIIIPS PANACEA,
By
All the above articies will be warranted of the first quality,
4 any where.
0 business, and
public patronage,
ed to call, as they will find it © th
Physicians’ Pres ipilons and
attended to.
nA ted 7
Medicines may 0€
Bellefonte, July 9, 1824.
the Gross, Dozen or single bottle.
and as low a3
liberal prices, he hopes to merit a share
wich he respectfully solicits.
Gentlemen of Bellefonte and its vicinity, are particularly in=
eir advantage.
Orders, thankfully received and prompts
had at any hour of the night.
Ly Arnotto Spanishy cad
Inverness Courier ling. He searched the house and oot
finding ber he grey Sprmed-tbe . th Pp ¢ Off Ben oe Fail D Tak wrntt he 3
searched the bacn, and the well, then in ¢ 10S 1Ce Hard ‘niline -|B: Ne i
raised the lid of of the cistern, where 2 Carding : 1iling § y Fane of Ne 2
and drew ber out a life- Bellefonte, July 1, ng. I'armer’s bank, Mt. Holly y Pe
Afler some fruitless at- Cumberland ad x p ¢
Aprl 27, 1824, temp's lo restore life, a Jury of inquest 1824. The subscriber respectfully informsier 7 k Ce den De
{was called, which after some difficul- the public that hehas erected, and bas . i at Ea beth per
sited States en ty brought in a verdict of accidental] Arnold John, Aurand John, Antes|0OW 0 complete operation, a oy at N a OR %
roment as a death, But even afier the verdict, Henry, Antes Catharine M. Ambhise: NEW FULLING & CARDING o Waa runswick +
is less op- every step was involved in mystery, Christian, Adams John Esq. Adamson MACHINE _ a Ty wil 3
atiy light thrown upon the sub- Elizabeth, Borley Wm. Beightel John, oD Logan’s Branch, in Spring town- 8 T Io a 3
be plun- ject, until ner friends arrived, (who Boone Wm. F. Beard Samuel, Ben- ship, about one mile and a half from 4 » Sueson ?
__ ‘were sent for to attend the funeral, ajner & Kephart, 2 ; Crandle Job, 2 ;| Bellefonte, where all orders io the yi S on Steam Mill & 3
distance of about 30 miles) when it Crone Jobo, Clyde Samuel, Clauges|above line of business’s will be thank 2 BN :
vistocracy :—no Boroughs was learned trem her mother that sheiJ. R. Carson Agness, Crawford James, |fully received and punctually attended PENNSYLV zo. A par
had been known to get up in her sleep; Esq. Culbertson Saml. Coleman Ha-|t0- Cloth wiil be taken in at Pilipino gon ok a
and when her mother saw her last, on ger, Carson James, Carey Richard,|Benner Jr. fco’s store, Bellefonte ji. ie tiphia. bepes par
to being asked she reluctantly told her,Crowl Philip, Curden James, Dacker writen directions must accompany it. a on pat
in that she bad ip two instances, awaked Michael, Doan Henry, Douglass John, PHILIP BENNER, Sr. |; fapmown i pat
laand found herself several rods from Davis Thoms J. Deannan Robert [Spring township, July 5,1824. Te Curries De
I the house but bad told no one of ityDillen Geo. Duck Henry, Dugan A yO re
blic doubtless to avoid exciting their anxi-{James, Dunlop Francis, Richingo: Bank note Exchange. Deis ars Sou Chests par
be ety. This put the cause of her death|{John, Eckley Eli, Eigile George, Em- Per ct. disp, a a
fn- beyond a doubt. She was found dress-merman Albert, Flemiog John, Fillips United States Branch Banks 1 ney ank, Lancaster 7
and ed, her clothes pinned and shoes tied.|Joseph, Fisher Sarah, Fisher Wm. New-Hampshire banks 3 N * urg par
ed. She was possessed of an amiable dis Forster James Esq. Egy David, Farner Burlington (Vermont) (Cc Be ampton par
hor position, was a member of the church David, Gallaspie Jesse, Glenn Jobo 3,0 MASSACHUSETTS. = Columbia. do An go : $ 4
4 and beloved by her acquaintance. Goodfellow David, Graham Wm. Boston banks PAT york bank whi.oounty -—
mo Galbraith John 'D. Hays John Esq. Springfield bank 1} {Chambersburg 3
PUBLIC 1 DIGNATION. Hyman Jesse, Hunter Join, Hintop| Hampshire, Northampton 13 Farmers bank of Reading 1
__! David and Robert Shields have Hannah, Hughs Samuel, Henderson| Salem banks 13 Gettysburg 1
ed by our attentive cor- Deen tried at Paris, Kentucky, for the Charloite C. Hannah Henry, Henny| Worcester banks 13 Carlisle bank i
hat murder of M Cormick Coatrary to John, Knox Dean 2, Keatting Thomas, Other Massachusetts notes 2 |Swatara t Harrisbbur 3
on'all expectation they were pronounced Karlan John, Loyd Gilbert L. Long RHODE ISLAND. Pittsburg 1
inging NOT GUILTY t The trial occupied Wm or Jobn, Lambert John, Lyuoch Providence banks 13 |centre 6
994 of nine days. The Maysville Eagle Jane, Martin Robert, M’L wen Rober | Washington, Westerly 11 \Qorthumberland, Unio & Col-
one of these it was stated as speaking of this result, says, « our res- S. 2; Meek Jane, M’Intire Edward | Other Rhode Island notes 11 | bia bank at Milton 15
Ipect for the great palladium of per- M’Gaveran John, Moyer & Cook. CONNECTICUT. (Greensburg 5
and that scv- sonal liberty, (the trial by jury) indu- Malone Thomas & Morgan, Moss Middletown bank 3 |Brownsville 8
eral regiments had been ordered from'ces us to forbear comment. Such, Maryann, Moore Plisha, M’Linsey Phenix bank at Hartford 5 'Other Pennsylvania notes no sale
where prepara- however, is the strength of pubtic John, M'Kean Lewis, M'Kee Jobo. Derby bank x DELAWARE
m. feeling 10 Bourbon, that on Friday Millikin Thomas, Means, Samuel Bridgeport bank 1 gan of Delaware, (Wil y par
in'night last, the jurors were burned io M'Kinney Judge, M’Kee Andrew, Eagle bank at New Haven 1 ‘Farmers bank of Del & br. 1
with the recent events in Portu- effigy, and the Rogue's March beat Mill Tobias, Moyer Henry, M’Gbee Hartford bank + |Wilmington & Bra dywine yi
is not over the graye.’ — Poulson’s Adv. James 2, Mitchel John, Maginty Rob- NEW-YOREK. Com bank of D: laware ff
——— ert, M’Lapahan James D. Purdue New-York City banks par {Branch of do at Miiford 5
Columbian Observer, The Augusta, (Geo.) Chronicle: Johg jr. Parker David, Philips Jo- Jacob Barker's bank no sale [Laurel bank. no sale
says—¢« Several detachments of mus-'seph, Patton Samuel, Pluff Wm. Pet. Albany banks 1 MARYLAND.
rday quetous have recently arrived in town rikin James M. 4; Ray Robert, Riddle Troy bank 1 Baltimore banks
and are quartered upon our citizens. Hugh, Raw] Francis W.2; Reed Mohawk bank Schenectady S do City bark A
want | They scem to be lively and active, and John, Reside James, Reeves Elijah, 2; Lansiogborg bank do [Annapolis r
this ave so endirely free from farty spirit, Russel Hughes, Russel Wm. Steer Newburg bank do |Branch of do: at Easton do’)
con. that they are equally attentive to the Asail, Shenk Matty, Steele David] Newburg branch, at Ithica do {Do. at Fredericktown pl
len, friends and i of iy the Presi- Shugart Jos. B. St Clair David P Orange county bank do Hagerstown bank : do
candidates ; and any. Person Shank Miss, Swisher Jcseph, Steegar| Ontario aida
the laving down at night without a pavil- Mr, Sharp Faves, sepa Michael | Catskill bank So Wi bank «t William. . 7
trouble and ex.|ion, may be sure of reseiving some Shade Henry, Taylor Samuel & Phil.| Bank of Columbia Hudson do [Bank of Westminster a
case| feeling evidences oftheir regard, with= jp White, Timms Lewis, Vaughal Middle District bank do |Havre de Grace ;
out the trouble of electioneering for Richard, Vaughan Ann, Wilson Joh: Auburn bank do |Flktcn r
those outside have as fine a view as their favours.” Sr. Williams Lewis B. Wilson Sam- Geneva bank do |Bank of Caroline Toy
re {uel H. Withington Wm. Wenize | Utica bank do VIRGINIA. p
with A CRUEL IMPOSITION. ‘John, Waggoner Wm. Willian | Platisburg bank 3 ichmond & branches
Thomas, Whipp Bank of Montreal 5 Bank of the Valley
success, we hope the proprietors will
have their balloon safely returned.
must have gone a considerable dis-jtrom door to door,
wane to the northward, The
Mew York, July 2.— Yesterday a lit- James, Waddie
for a living, carries about Isaac.
baskets of rasp H
was met ia the lower,
Tijtle girl, who,
wind|berries for sale, , Humes, 2. M.
.
-
Canada bank
NEW-JERSEY
| rersey Bank
Branch of do. at Leesburg
i ranch at Charlestown
2 \Brangh at Romney
5