he 35” — , a oe ~~» as —. aA aS (tin, that I de not mean to travel over, TAYTY, ithe county to solicit the votes of thej lcitizens individually, except this course be pursuedby the other candi- ; I will conside: ‘myself at liberty 10 be governed Dy Republi-| John Keen circumstances. Haines township, April 10, Re - SEER 3 RY RAPA Y WILLIAM M MINN, AGAIN offc!s bimsoif to the con sideration of the Democratic cans of Centre county as a candidate Office at (he epsuinng general election: and] will be thankiul for their support ot $B A\YTID N oh E + the SAC. Potter township, 27th March 1824 | : " : i Oo the 13th of April last, the un- ryt 0 ‘dersigned execuled two several sin- ot qualifiede LOTS ge bills, to George Brownlee, for 3 . yo 3 lone bundred doilars each, payable on of Centre County. the 12th of May hrs d a part of LELLOW-CITIZENS, lithe consideration of a tract of land, iv HY NCOURAGLED by a number of Lamar towsship, which the said Lg 4 tnends, 1 offer myseif a candidate (George Brownlee covenanted to war- for the Sheriff’s Office, at the nextiraont, and defend, against all persons General Election. Should 1 be so'claiming the same. As several claims fortunate as to obtain your confidence have heen set up for the land, and ‘you may rest assured that I will not!ejectments brought, the wvndersigned betray it by newlect of duty. has determined pot to pay the said sin- F WM. ALEXANDER. igle bills, unless compelled by law.4 aship, April 10, 1824 Of which all persons will take notfce. em MAGDALENA KERSNER. Lamar township, June 21, 1824: tdates ; in which case } } pve } 3 i : NA iin lor Lu = ele Tow Bald-Eag! ~ To the qualified Flectors of Centre County. y Frriow Civ Grphans’ Court, April 28, 1824. CexTRE COUNTY, SS. $ Soar, SEAL. valuation and apprals- {i ment of the real es wate of Thomas Moore, late of Half moon township, in said county, de- |ceased, on motion of James M. Petri 1ZEN3y : I offer myselt to your consideration for the office of pt EiT maT vm PERRET at the ensuing geneial election ; and ‘ghould I meet with a majority of your es - § COUN In the case of the Ss EY a B's Wanted Immediaiely A person well acquainted with the FLAXSEED Oil MAKING BUSINESS, to whom constant employment and liberal wages will be given. The mill is in good order, and any person} wishing to engage in this business) will experience but little difficulty in conducting it. For further informa Respectfully wf ion apply to the subscriber living 10: gopiinues the Ferguson township, Centre County. DD Yo GEORGE HUBLER. rug, June 10th. 1824. business, in all nts variety, © rectly opposite the Prothono ment of every article in his line, er been offered in the place ; del al the lowest city prices. = APOTHECARY Medicine, which pg an NOTICE, BLES TKAE NOTICE, That it 1s your duty by law tore! zm ,ro of different kinds, torn the names ofall persons who are| cg rer Ol, “first quality retailers of foreign merchandise in the! ryzmet, [cold pressed, respective town, oF township, for Rheubard, X which you are appointed, and iL 15 eX Jg/op, pected that you, and each of you, willl 7, r0r Emetie serform that part of your duty, when you make your [return to next August Sessions. JOHN RANKIN Clk, Sess. Bellefonte, July ? 2, 1824, | °§ Pte a oS A Magnesia, ¢ Senna, Rose Pink, Letharg, Putty, Shell Lace, Chrome Yel Spirits Turfientine, Spirits Wine, Linseed, (live or Sweet, Spermacett Vitriol OIL . . ait Chalk, List of letters remaining fe in the Post Office atlaeneat Indigo, Cofificras, Bellefonte, July 1, Hy Alum, Zerdegris, Muadder, MO JAMES A AND DRUGGIST, ,yms the inhabitants of Bellclonte and its vicinity, that ke ne door east of Esquire Vandyke's office, and tary’s Omge y where he nas a complete asi l= Cream 1ariary Epsom Salts, Glauber Salts, Carbonate Magnesia, Oils, Paints, | Yellow Ochre, Dye Stufis, Turmeric, Cc. Y A 1. a i DTH edd / © RMGE, AA ty = 7} Paint & Dye Stuff dia he will sell lower than apy that hos ev- entire NEW STOCK, and purchased Among his Medicines are, Manna, Liquorice Bally Gum Arabic, Arrow Root, Flor Dicitales Oxyd Bismuth, Ce, T° Te aleined, &c. Prussian Blue, White lead, dry, Spanish Whiting, Venitian Red, Snanish Drown, Red Lead, Lngliak, | Anber, Tt. re, Lr & a 1 Arnozto Shanish, \ Pearl Ash, low, b suffrazes I will endeavor to discharge | | the duties of the office with fidelity. i THOMAS HASTINGS, ix. April 10, 1824. ee — a ——————————— i? Rellefonte, ATI AT FT BN DAVID ALLEN, Offers himself to the consideration bof th® qualified clectors of Centre . coanty, as a candidate for the A 4 . Office of Sheriff at the ensting General Election : and will be thankful for their support tor the same. Bald Eagle townshifiy May 20, 1824. | To the qualified Elec- tors. of Centre County. solicit LT sespecttolly for the office of SHERIFF of Centre county at the approaching | Election. It am elected I will en deavor to discharge the duties of the office to the Best of my abilities, ‘which is about as much as all my opponents have promised. your votes kin, Esq. rule on the heirs and legal representatives of the said Thomas Moore, deceased, to come into Court lon the fourth Monday of August nest, and accept or refuse of the real s+ tate of the said Thomas Moore, de-| ceased, as valued and appraised by thejinquest, and returned by the sher- if, BY THE COURT. Certified by WM. PETTIT, CI'k. 0, C. To the supervisors of Boggs tewnship for the year 1824, TAKE NOTICE, That if you do not immediately repair the road leading from the town of Milesburg to Karthause, you will be returned and indicted at the next Au- gust court. There are pow several obstructions in that road which renders it almost impassible. 91 Groun Red Weod i 824. Arnold John, Aurand John, Antes Henry, Antes Cuthavioe M. Ambhiser Christian, Adams John Esq. Adamson Elizabeth, Borley Wm. Beightel John, Boone Wm. F. Beard Samuel, Ben- per & Kephart, 2; Crandle Job, 2 ; Crone John, Clyde Samuel, Clauges J. R Carson Agness, Crawford James, £sq. Culbertson Saml. Coleman Ha- ger, Carson James, Carey Richard, Crowl Phi#tip, Curden James, Dacker Michael, Doan Henry, Douglass John, Davis Thomas J. Deannan Robert, Dillen Geo. Duck Henry, Dugan James, Dunlop Francis, Eichinger John, Eckley Lli, Elgile George, Em- merman Albert, Flemiog: John, Fillips Joseph, Fisher Sarah, Fisher Wm. Forster James Fsq. Fry David, Farner David, Gallaspie Jesse, Glenn John 3, Goodfellow David, Grabam Wm. Galbraith Joho D. Hays. John Esq. Hyman Jesse, Hunter Joho, Hinton Hannah, Hughs Samut!, Henderson Charlotte C. Hannah Henry, lenny John, Knox Dean 2, Keatting Thomas, RUDOLPH MULHOLLAN. Boggs township, June 25th 1824. Karlan John, Loyd Gilbert L.. Long Wm or John, Lambert John, Lyoch Blue Vitriol, Cochineal, | Cam wood, Agua Fortis, | : | Se. we. tre. €7ca Confectionary, Fruits, Fancy Articles, et, SNUTE, SHGARS, sx of Quinine, so efficacious 1 Fevers, a certain cure for the Ringbene ALSO, x No / 3 \ \ hn Jb SHIPS PANACEA, the Gross, Dozen or single bottle. ced of the first quality, and as low 2s Sulphate Oil of Origanum, By All the above articles will be warran they can be purchascd any where. By strict attention to business, a Ti of public patronage, which he respectfully solicits. The Medical Gentlemen of Bellefonte and its vicinity, are vited to call, as they will find it to their advantage. : . gr Physicians’ Prescriptions and Orders, thankfully received and prompt- ly attended to. Medicines may be had al any h Bellefonte, July 9, 1824. Carding Fulling § Dy- ing. nd liberal prices, he hopes to merit 2 share particularly n= our of the night. Bank of New Brunswick Trenton Insurance company Farmer's bank, Mt. Holly Cumberland bank - State bai k at Camden do at Eirzabethiown do at New Brunswick do at Patterson do at Morristown do at Trenton do Sussex do Salem Steam Mill & Jank’g co. PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia banks [aston Germantown Montgomery county Chester county, West Chester Delaware county, Chesier Lancaster bank Farmers bank, Lancaster Harrisburg Nerthampton [Columbia do do {Farmers b’k of Bucks county York bank iC hambersborg. (Farmers bank of Reading iGettyshurg {Carlisle bank 'Swatara at Harrisbbur {Pittsburg (Centre Northumberland, nion & Col- | bia bank at Milton Greensburg Brownsville Other Pennsylvania notes DELAWARE. iBank of Deleware, (Wil) {Farmers bank of Del. & br. [Wilmington & Brandywine Com bank of Delaware Bianch of do at Milford Laurel bank. MARYLAND. Baltimore banks do City bank Annapoiis Branch of do. at Easton \Do. at Frederickiown Hagerstown bank Conococheague bank ut William. sport. : Bank of Westminster {Havre de Grace {Elkton 3ank of Caroline VIRGINIA. mand & branches nk of the Valley anch ef do. at Leesburg Bianch at Charlestown 1 Branch at Romney ie eal - A Ne Wy. Br Very respectfully, yourd &c. William Ward. , April 22,1824. The subscriber respectfully informs the public that hehas erected, and ba- Jane, Martin Robert, M’Ewen Robert S. 2; Meek Jane, M’Intire Edward, M’Gaveran John, Moyer & Cock, now in complete operation, a Malone Thomas & Morgan, Moss, NEW FULLING & CARDING Maryann, Moore Elisha, M’Linsey! MACHINE John, M’Kean Lewis, M’Kee John, on Logan’s Branch, in Spring town- Millikin Thomas, Means, Samuel ship, about one mile and a half from M’Kinney Judge, M'Kee Andrew, Belicfonte, where ail orders in the M1! Tobias, Moyer - Henry, M’Ghee above line of business's will be thaok James 2, Mitchel Jobn, Maginty Rob- (fully received and punctuaily attended ert, M’Lanahan James D. Purdue to. Cloth will be taken in at Philip John jr. Parker David, Philips Jo- Benoer Jr. &co’s store, Bellefonte; seph, Patton Samuel, Ploff Wm. Pet- writen directions must accompany it. vikin James M. 4 ; Ray Robert, Riddle! PHILIP BENNER, Sg. Hugh, Rawl Francis W. 2; Reed Spring township, July 5,1824. Joha, Reside James, Reeves Elijah, 2; ” : ‘Russel Hughes, Russel Wm. Steer Dank note Liachange. Asail, Shenk Matty, Steele David, Per ct. dis. 1 Shugart Jos. B. St. Clair David P.{{ited States Branch Banks x 3 1 REMOVAL THE subscriber respectiully in. forms his friends, and the public in general, that he has removed to the house formerly occupied by Mrs, Ma- ry Lewis, and next door north of Jo- seph Butler’s Inw, where he intends carrying on the Tailoring Business io an extensive manner, All orders in his line of business will be thank- fully received and punctually attended to. All kinds of country produce w1)! be taken in payment atthe market price. John M’Kinley, jr. Bellefonte, June 17, 1824. O AUTO No The public are cautioned against taking the assignment of a promisory note whichl gave to JOHN GOR- DON, for the sum thirty-three dol lars and eighty-seven and a half cents, las I am determined not to pay the sama yaless compelled by law. JOHN MULHOLLAN. Boggs township, June 24, 1824, o C L Bellefont To the qualified Elec- tors of Centre county. ENCOURAGED by a number of my friends, 1, through the medium of he press, beg leave to inform the pub- ic that I cficr myselfasa candidate Ic t Hor the Office of Sheriff / o/ « w/ , "at the costing General Election. Should I be so fortunate as to ebtain ¢ -@ majority of your votes, I will endeav- or to discharge the duties of the of: bE fice with fidelity. 3 Robert 1 ate. § Miles tounship, May 22, 1824. BOM. 22, 1207.2 70d 0rd . To the qualified electors of Centre County. f FELLOW: CITIZENS: i Being encouraged by a number of my friends to offer mysel as a candid- #"ate for the » Y - Ofiice of Sheriff, ET respectinlly solicit your votes at the § ensuing General Ejection. Should 1 be elected to that station, 1 pledge ‘myself to perform the dutiesot said \ office with fidelity and diligence, aod | at the same time, with humanity and | | teader ness. 2 John Letterman. : «Spring townskin, May 15, 1824. Sy - 3.."% a - Shank Miss, Swisher Joseph, Steegart| New- Flampshire banks Mr. Sharp James, Sherman Michael, Byrlington (Vermont) shade Henry, Taylor Samuel & Phil-| MASSACHUSETTS. ip White, Timms Lewis, Vaughan Boston banks Richard, Vaughan Ann, Wilson John Springfield bank Sr. Williams Lewis B. Wilson Sam- pampshire, Northampton vel H. Withington Wm. Wentzel Galem banks : John, Waggener Wm. Williams, yWorcester banks James, Waddle Thomas WHhippo Ober Massachusetts notes Isaac. RHODE ISLAND. H. Humes, P. M Wo 2 = ed -y pot male We tole [PR SOR tol 80 ™D 0 1 Ve E i Providence banks ‘| Washington, Westerly iQtiher Rhode Island notes CONNECTICUT. Middletown bank Pl.enix bank at Hartford Derby bank Bridgeport bank Eagie bankat New Haven Hartford bank NEW-YORK. New-York City banks Jacob Barker’s bank Albany banks Troy bank Mobawk bank Schenectady Lansingburg bank | Newburg bank Newburg branch, at Iihica about the last of April, Orange county bank Ontario Catskill bank A Brindled Cow ded | Bank of Columbia Tiudson for your suffrages for that office, at{Pect to persons. Cotlectors of 1822! with white legs, and a star on her lore- ryiqqaie District bank the ensuing general - election. 1iwill consder themselves included injhead. | Sa shall not trouble you with the vain this notice, more especially as John | rh ii LES an promises of favour ‘or affection, in Keller and James James collectors of, Sh Years ou, and has mow aC disebarging the dutics of that office .11823 have shown that it is possible to The owner is desired to come for ward as you all know that the same laws |coMect the amount of large dupli-iprove properly, pay which govern you, will command me, cates within one year at farthest. |, : . Af eledted, {The former has settled and paid his {P°T AWRY. I. Haviog & account iz oto. GL.ORGE — tht A “ STRAY COW, no sale o A 70 COLLECTORS By the act of the 1ith of March 1822, the power cf collectors to col ject county taxes upon warrants is- fed previcus to the passing of the act, was limited to two years; that period has now elapsed, and as it is presumed that the collectors have re- ceived the amount of their respect ive duplicates, the Commissioners have directed me to give this notice, that unless they come forward on or} before the first Monday of August aod discharge the ballances due by them, they will be proceeded against I 1] pan pe - » wv ¢ par no sale a no sales as dor do do co To the qualilied Elec- op ¢ I~ ™ . -y tors of Centre County. FELLOW-CITIZENS, 3 As the constitutional term of the bo present sheriff will expire next fall, | : BI beg leave offer mysclf a candidate immediately thereafter, without res- do do do do CAME to the plantation of the sub- scriber, residing in Nittany valley, do do a par 122 st A tia uburn bank 4if Geneva bank { Utica bank { Plattsburg bank charges and take | Bank of Montreal Canada bank WILLLAMS. |jersev oa JERSEY She is supposed to be abou irh ICH Ty a ! iven this eatly intimation a alia RIE IN - Wheeitg | ARATE 2
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