ud ore voir wy 8 00h 13] £0 I - wi wn m =) sal Loli Ll =e WU = — 9 0 $v ao ge Wo RR ARs FS Fg Fg IPRA TARE % yu Hh gy wl Ey is p vice PRESIDENT of the U. States . Advertisements, . 1 oth than breadth rec times bry subsequent €0 ents. — L hose © raportion. — Rule goblet! E na DIN +“ No su 3s tian oie yor sinned uotit all avec § : postage. Letters addressed to the cditer jus be post paid. Klectoral Ticket. Lo llowing gentlemen were Gorin lcd for Presidential Llectars, al ve [1arrisburg Democratic Conven jon, held on the 4th of March las’, and have all pledged themselves, that if elected, they will vote for en. Andrew Jackson, to PRG as Licper, elify Peltz, x’ + WP Caraher, Isaac Smith, Charles Kinney Dn fr Qilcam Dealty, @lentine Gioisy, 3 ? v ! orp ne sbscribers who hive thew papers ETFO My ¥ mn LLEFL AS x Ta he NTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSY ge : = i} IA, PRI} 3 3 SATURDAY, October 9, fos CTI ¢DITIONs co of this paper 18 TW 0 “per anuem-=but if pad ONE DOLLAR AND 20Ces Shah i) ; 3 ENTY FIVE CENTS oniy wil arged. making no more i ‘will be tnsarted or one dollar; and lor ev John Mitchell. ASSEMBLY Robert Alexander, Calvin Blythe. ———— Wares a x TEESE ae a 2 . emocratic Ticket for Mifitin County. |wd the elections such inspector] The electors of the dis ric compos Bows John; Cia CONGRESS ball be held by the respective Con led of Pike township to hold thew gen-{ Susannah, Cain Patrick, Cadw itabics, who are ro@™eed to give atleral election ag the house. of Jimue “ast one week’s notice of such elec- (Blair, in Curwenville, ion, assisted by two qualified citizans,| The disuict composed of Lawrence shosen by such citizens qualified totowesbip shail hoid thelr gencral vote us shall then be presents And election at the towa of Clearfieid. the mspectors chosen are required to] The district composed of C: vingtov »e at'the place of bolding the election township shall held their election al niipaancedwenty-five f greater length ul or fizure work hes rates. VWHICH MUST BE c ASH 2% the time of tnseriion scription will be received fo ; nor any paper dis arages are paid he sabscriber does pot reques out:nuance of his paper, at thi fie year, it will be considered ew euzagement ; and the paper ded accordingly. gd bythe mall, musi be lable fos FOR PRESIDENT, AND John C. Calhoun, James Duncan, mawell Pearce, John Boyd, Abraham Addams, PHILIP BENNER, John Rush, Peter Addams, FARTS VANKTIN, Lienry Sheelz, Adam Light, James Murray. ‘ ugh, n Ritsher, yy Reed, k CENTRE of 3 5 Sl re 1 ho x Sy \ John Walter Longwell, SA bh 8 Robert S. Watson N A, emocratic Ticket FOR AND CLEARFIELD COUNTIES CONGRESS, John Mitchell. : ASSEMBLY, Jacob Herring, ‘James M. Petrikin, SHERIFF, Keen, Robert Tate. CORONER, Rl ed COMMISSIONER, John 1. M Mullin. AUDITOR, William L. Smith. ction. ems i) their respective districts, on the the house of Jacob Mawiey, ia said day of the general election aforesaid, township at nine ¢’clock in the morning, to do The district composed of Fox town and perform the duties required of ship, and all that part on the wes diem. side of Gibson township, to a line run- And I dn farther make known that ping north and south and parallel witl lotherwise, a subordinate cfgcer or tion at the house of James Green. } ” ) : lagent, wio is or shall be employed 43 (under the legislative, executive of ju- Asse by an act of the General Assembly of the line between the towaships of this Commonwealth, that every Der- Gibson and ¥ox, and about three miles 'so)n who shall bold any office or ap- fiorn said line between the townships ~~ Ipointment of profit or trust under the aforesay'd so as to include the (wo FAY government of the United States, first ranges of surveys, the elector: iwhether a commissioned officer or therecf shall bold their general elec: And in and by an act of the General rk Cornelius, & win Cutbertson ‘Samael, Carral Ame aely Culbertson Jno C. Denney Joy kt ting Gratz 5, Forster James, Fizest Nancy; Fulion Anny, Fulton Dal ; Glenn Mary, Galaspie Jesce, Houser 3 Jacob jr. Hastings Georye, Hare Jos seph, Horley Theo's, Huston Ch rles Harvey Wiliam, Hall Elizabeth, 238183 james, Hill Timothy, Higgins Johns Holl Samuel W. Hark George, 2 vio Julin 4, Johnston Archibald, JacoU Frederick, Jones Isaac, Koble Kit John 2, Karlan Jo hn, Lon or John, Leach George Lowrey Lecce William F., Lee Abra Linn James, Midcalf Edward, N wain John, Mirow John, M’E win. 3¥ tam, Esq. Moore Robert jr. M’Mura | rie James, BM’Cord Robert, M’ ei 3: Andrew, Malone Frederick, M’Kinng Isaac 2, Moore Thomas, M'Culiougi mbly ct this state passed the 17th William, M'Garvey Wm. Moyet diciary apartments of the United States day of March 1806, it is directed tha Henry jr. Neel John, Neel Isaac, Iv« and also that every member of Con- the Inspectors ¢ gress is by law incapable of holding tion shail be chosen by ballot on Fri tor Samuel, Petrikip James M 2, Pat] § ton Samuel, Price William P.; Ruble { said General elec. ciect ONE PERSON to represent thelg ied « Anact to regulate the Geo EE leral elections within this Common- of the United States— - TWO PERSONS to repesent the counties of Centre and Cleaifield in the HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- LIVES of tins Commonwealth PROCLAMATION. | WHEREAS in and by an act of the| General Asscrubly of Pennsylvania, 1:4 « An act to regulate the Gen- eral elections within this Common. wealth,” it is enjoined on the Sheriffs! ot the different counties lo give pub- p lic notice of such elections to be held, and to enumerate the officers to be elected : Therefore I Joseph Butler, Sheriff, do hereby make known and: give public NOTICE FURY ‘0 the electors of the county of CEN. TRE, that a general election will be veld in said county, on the 2nd Tuesday of October next, being the 12th day of the month, | Sheffer, William Thomas, |atthe several election districts in said . : Fic a wel Raub, Asa Mann, couny ; at which time and place, the Proclamation. a ams © Rs gents 0 : , alits dentoh i 3 X or shail be cmpioyed under tic iegls- Crngid John Foule qualified elections of said county will] IIT RT A he! pp: 5 ph Lingle, 35 y WHEREAS io and by an act of t litive or judiciary apartments of ibe exercising at the same time the office or appoingmeng of Judge, ' ispecior or clerk of any election in | an state. | And the return judges of the res. ective districts aforesaid, are requir- ed to meet at the Court house in the Week's notice of such election, after the second Tuesday in October, Such Cit then and there to perform those things then be present. required of them by law GIVEN under my hand at Bel! in the year of our Lord one perform the duties required of them. | thousand eight hundred and twea- | | ty-four, and 49. h year of the In- by an | dependence of the United States of America. : day next preceding the first Tuesday in- in October (being the 1st day of Octo Yhis ber) at the scve:al election districts d the election of such inspector shall be held by the respective Constables, ‘wh are required to give at least onc assisted Borough of Bellefonte, on Friday next by two qualified citizens cliosen by izens qualified to vote as shal And the Inspectors chosen are required to be at the place c. of holding ths election zloresaid at fonte, this 10th day of September nine o’clock in the morning, to do and And 1 do furiber make known tha act of the General Assembly of this Commonwealth; that every persco who shall bold aony office or appoint John, Rossman Samuel, Reside James, Ross William, Ream Abraham 2 Samuel, Robison Charles G2, Henry, Ross Martha, Smith Ab Shank Frederick, St Clair De Smyth Wilson, Swisher Josep man Michael, Sbarp Jumes; i James, Shade Henry, Stagart nit Charles, Sedlir Muffet, Shellin ger Wiiliam, Steel Martin, Sh nk Ja cob, Stouber Benjamin, Shadk Dan-L iel, Thomas 71'homas, Toland Gracy | Williams James, Woods Mathew yl | Wilson Alexander, Williams Isabella Williams Ellin C. Wear David; Way, Charity, Zimmerman Hetty, 0. A. . s a ‘ment of profit or trust under the gov- J oseph Butler, Sh “lernment of the Uniw d States, whether ¥ a commnijssioned officer or otherwise je ; lvania b 3 General Assembly of Pennsyl ' United States and also that every roem ber ot Congress is by law incapable of holding or exercising at the same time the office or appointment of Judge, in spector or clerk of any elcciion in this slate. And the Judges of the respective ‘election districts aforesaid, ave vequi RLSS wealth,” 1t is epjoined on ihe ap 8 of the dificrent counties-to giva public actice of such elections to beheld, sod to enumerate the officers to bey slected : Therelore 1 Greenwood Bell T in general, that he has commence above Saddle and Harn Making. : HE subscriber respectfull iy do forms his {riends and the p H. HUMES, es8 g Ya business, in ail us «vx branches, in the shop occupie James Williams as a euUriying » and immediately at the end of th bridge across Spring Creek, in Borough of Beliefonte, where al} ders in his liue of business will Longwell, Earlystown. sheriff, do hereby make known and sive publit” NOTICE o the clectors of the county cof Clear- Geid, that a general election will be wcld in said county, on the 2nd Tuesday of October ext, being the 12th cay cf the moatb, it the several election districts in said :ounty § at which time and place, the qualified electors of said county wiki sleet, y ONE PERSON to represent the counties of Huntingdoo, Miilin, Cen ire & Clear ficld, in the CONGRESS of the United Srates— TWO PERSONS to represent the counties of Centre and Clearfield in be House of Representatives of this Ccommonwealth— ONE PERSON for COMMIS SIONER for the said county—and ONE PERSON as AUDITOR for he said county. The electors of said county will take notice, that the election will be held Cc < TWO PERSONS for SIHERIFF for said county — TWO PERSONS for CORONER for said county “ONE PERSON for COMMIS SIONER for said county—and ONE PERSON as AUDITOR fo sald county. : The electors of said county wil take notice, that the election will be acld at the following places, viz. For the district composed of the township of Haines, in the town ol Aaronsburg, at the house formerly occupied by Christian Meese. The district composed of the town ship of Miles, at the house of Walborne, in the town of Rebersburg. “#The district composed of Potter “ownsbip at the house of Walter The district composed of Ferguson owashipy at the house of Robert Pat- Lon. The district composed of Halfmoon township, at the house of Joseph D Stugert. ‘The district composed of Pattor / ih ed A { ) FEDERAL OPT OSITION LINE, GR TICKET, A5 SETTLED AT TIERNEY'S. Congress, JOHN BROWN. : wd ssembry } WILLIAM SMY rf, -- Sheriff, # : JOHN G. LOWREY. Carag, PATRIC™ G1. TIDRNEY, GLEO= ONEBERGER. Nozers PSON. township, at the ‘liouse of William Davis. The district composed of Spring township and the Borough of Belle {onte, at the Court house in the sac Borough. The district composed of Boggs township, at the school house in tue town oi Milesburg. For the district composed of Walk er township, at the house ol William Smyth, The district composed of Howard township, at the house of Jobu Ligget. The district composed of Baldeagle township at the bouse of Hugh White. jo: ms The district composed of Logap/tion 10 township, at the house of Aunthony Swell. it the following places, viz. Becaria township, and that part ol Bradiord township lying south of ao .ast line beginning at the mouth ol Wheatland Run, and running to the Mushanon creek, forms an election {istrict ; and the clecors thereof shall sold heir general election at the cuse now occupied by John Cree is | 3ecaria township. The district composzd of Bracford Lownship, lying north of a line begin- ning at the mouth of Wheatland Rup and running to the Mushzunon creek an cleciion district—the elec be held at the house of George IRPENTER. ¢ Huntingdon Kleckner. | The district composed of that pan lof Lawrence township in the couily township at the house of James Drown. ,foresaid, lying OD the waters of Sin For the district composed of the ngmahoning, beginniog at the north Itownship of Rush, at the house of east corner of Clearfield county, then James M'Girk, in Philip-burg. lwest to the district line between John Aud in 2nd by an act of the General CanoD and Hunters district, thence Assembly of this state passed the 17th isout : day of March 1306, it 1s direcred that of surveys the Inspectors of said General elec Meade, NO. tion shall be chosen by ballot on Fri- rib all day next preceding the first Tuesday jof LeginDIPE, " The district composed of Lama in the election Lo be helc at the Court Clearfiedd, on Friday next alter the 2nc Tuesday in October ; and the judge: shall appoint one of their number to mec at the Court House iu the 0 with the ceruficate of the votes given for congress and members of Assem bly. clection of twenty-eight Electors for PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESI- h by said line to a beach a corner the name of George £204 and 5295, thence oorth all along said line 10 the place { Levi Hicks mn Gibson thankfully received and punctually ended to. Approved country duce will be taken in payment ai | warket price. b d to appoint one of their number ii ach district as a return judge to mec! house in the towo of JAMES M’COR Bellefonte, Oct. 1, 1824. ania aii sy maa tesa A erp Notice. iy ‘the President and Managers the Philipsburg & Sucquehanna arn pike road company aie ready 10 vd | ceive proposals for rebuilding tid bridge over Clea fizid Creek, # plications, with particulars of the pla on which it is propused to construc the work, to be muds either to thi president of said company, at Philips burg, or to the committee of the Bel | Electors of Clearficld County. lefonte and Philipsburg turnpike co Oh is Ee pany, sppointed for the purpose 4 1 I'ake Notice Bellefonte. 4 That an election will be held for the mm | Gat | Bor ugh of Bellefonte on the 7h day afte GIVEN under my hand at Clear field this 8th day of Septembei 1824, and the 49th year of the lu dependence of the United States of Ameriea. GREENWOOD BELL,Sh’f From the Franklin { Philadelphia) Sanden zette, Scpit, 29. re DENT of the United States, on the ef fifth Friday precediog the first Wed: nesday in December next, which will be on WRIDANY Trenton, end arrived at Morrisvi} (he 29th dey of October, at the sever- the Pennsyivania side, He was al election districts within the said ducted over the yiver by the Gove county, where the members of the of New Jeiscy and the Tienton Geaeral Assembly are by law elected, mittee of arrangement. At M and the several Judges, Inspectors & ville he was received by the Go Clerks, who shall have attended atiof Pennsylvania, his siail, the Pail ihe last election for the members ol phia commiiiees of arrangement, he General Assembly, are hereby DUINErous troops and citizzos of ootificd to attend and perform at theand the city. The Governor th said election for electors; the like du- dressed General La Faverre .ies that they performed at the said following manner : , ast election. Of this all will take! General La FAYETTE i—"The notice and govern themselves accord. Zens of Penusylvania behold, wil ingly. most intense feching, and exa'te Greenwood Bell SEF. as: the lustrous riend au J t . ipanion of WasHiNGzoN. ; ARRIVAL OF GEN. LA FAYETTE 18 PENNSYLVANIA, i On Monday moening, General 14 FAYEITE crossed the Deleware a Clearfield, S:fitember 24,1824, | With sentiments of the high 3 ited States; the enlightened S ing in the Post Office The sincere and universal Alexander William, Ayres Jobnfthusiastically felty ban in Feng. fsaacs, Burton Silas, Beuner Philip, ments ; whose cilizens were the in October (being the lst day of Oc- fat the house ¢ - tober) at ihe several cleciion districts, jlownship. —— eration and gratitude, we re i.ist of L.etters remain-jearly and great pencfacior of ‘Philanthropist and Petiiof ~ ihemispberes. % 1 at Bellefonte, Pa. Oc- | 1. o your arrival Las diffused ove tooer 1, 1824. tion, 18 no where more decp! Armor William, Barr Job, Blackley nia ; whose fields and streams 4; Robert, Baker Lawrence, Boswick dered memorzble Ly your a Byindal William /. Dactharst Aailsy lowers cf your standard, and the |
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