if
To fie q a /
FRAVELLERS, BOARDER
OTHERS on (be 15h instant.
wildings are extensive, comfort
nd convenient, and he pledges b
ified Llectors
of Centre County.
ov the cffice of x & : 4
IQUOURS, so as to give general satis-\©
5.2: FALE \toction, The STABLES are new aud
ynsideration f
A
5 : {well constructed, attended Ly a care-
Bt the ensuing general eiwccuon 5 andliy) and attentive OSTLER
i we hee or we aihe 2 ho: a > : ; { £ 4 :
el uid 1 pect with a Majonity of YOu'} , J: js remarked for. the information
BuoRs {i ill endeavor wo discharge of ravellers, that Philipsburg is situ-
: 5 a 12 714 Oo .
duties © the giace wilh Lidelity. tated 28 miles West of Belkefanie,
i
t
nd pleasant, beautifully adorned with
Ail! and dale, and in the spring and
summer season, exhibiting a highly
picturesque landscafie and rural scene
ry ¢elightful and avimating.
The turnpike roads which lead to
and from this place are exiraordinary
well made, and kept in good repair,
and the great improvements that have
been made at Phiiipsburg these few
years past, together with good accom:
modations, render it attractive and de-
sirable, as a place of resort in thej
warn season, to those Who are in pur.
suit of health or pleasure, and no feat
is entertained but the judicious and
tasteful will be gratified in their visits.
The subscriber wiil at all times
kecp a good supply of OATS acd
HAY—Also
= Eidid
To the qualified Elec
‘tors of Cenire county.
NCOURAGED by a number of
may frievds, I, through the medium of
¢ press, beg leave wo inform the pub
that I ofier myscif asa candidate
the
Office of Sheriff
gt the ensuing General [lection
Should I be so fortunate as to obtain
@ roajonity of your votes, I will endeay.
Lor to discharge the duties of the of
i fice with fideiiy. <>
fz 1obert Tate.
Rites townshifiy May 22y 1824.
"Po the qualitied Elec
kA 2
a “
tors of Centre County.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,
© As the constitutional term of the
resent shevill will expire next full,
Te cave offzr myself a cendidate
for yore suffrages for that office, ut
‘the encuing general election. I
shail not trouble you with the vaio
promises of tavour ‘oF sffcction, in
discharging the duties of that office ;
as you al! know that the same laws
which govern you, will command me,
pasture on moderate terms.
Stages run thro’ this place weekly,
from Bellefonte to Erie, which afford
an easy and comfortable conveyance
for those who have a desire te travel
this route.
Grateful for the partiality which he
has experienced from the public at
Miflittown, the subscriber pledges
his best exertions to merit a continu-
ance ol that pariiality at Philipsburg.
G.
» ROCLAMATION.
NOTICE IS
(bat a court of Com
eral Quarter Sessions
and the Orphan
{county of Clear
ow CITIZENS se't that po exertions shail be wantiglc - Octo- : . 4
oF j ie mysell to your] © Procure every necessaty and evig| field on Monday the 13 bey of © day ceding the first W ednesday io Decer-
Se Yo" iuxury for the table, and choice Liber Hext a Iogcl B Fastiges of thelber next, which will be on Friday the
Peace and Constables w
v will take notice that the
24d there in their poper persons,
a
mas tia <4 _%. 1Centre county, on the Turnpike road ces % >
oe 73 . - i
hi homas 5 ASUDET, J Chien {2ads to Franklin, Meadville ang Ors, Jurors and withesses Be Iuspectors, and Clerks, who shall bave
= Bellefonte, Apcil 10, 1824, irie, in a distirct of country, healthy (questeddo be and ditcnd at 831 Mlattended_ at the last election for the
and not depart without
QED
Drovers can be accommodated with! yarious branches, In. his shop nearly
smithskop in the Borough of DBeile-
fonte,
ness will be thankfully received and
*
Electors of Centre County,
|
rs T . i
HEREBY GIVEN, Take Notice. |
mon Pleas, Gen:
of the Peace
's court, in and for the
field will be held at the
Town of Clear:
thet
President and Vice President of
ourt house in the United States on ihe fifth Friday pre-
f which the Coroner JUSHCE:
ithin said coun-
§ be then
with
records; inquisitions, eX:
and other remembrances
s which to their offi.
one ; and all surt.
29th day of October,
at the several election districts within
the county of Centre, where the mem-
hots of the General Assembly are by
law elected, and the several Judges.
hyir rolls,
Aton,
o do those thiogs
ppertam to be d
leave.
Given under my band at Clearfield
this twenty fiigh day cf August,
A D. one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-four. r
G REENWOO1) BELL, Sterf.
members of the General Assembly,
are hereby notified to attend and per-
form at the said election jor electors
the Ike duties, that they performed
at the sid last election : Of this all
concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
i
5 F Joseph Butler, SA'ff.
Ke pt i = ; MODPICR,
\ Ft oN S Tb ath, ;
’ S on The subscriber respectially informs
RL
his friends and the public, that be 1o-
NITE
son, four evenings in the week, two
honrs each evéning, snd during (hal
All orders in his'line of busi- i AB}
tire, he is confident that his popils,
punctually attended: to.
TWO YOUNG MEN, about 16
years of age, who can come well re
commended, will be taken as appren:
ices to the above business, if applica-
tion is made immediately.
tions, will attain a radical know ed
of the English Language, so as (0
icaliy, but also to ccrmpose.
with perspicuity. This diff
ally ffom the pedantick fiftes
or three weeks system, which
write
% -
ZENS:
FELLOW CITI
Being enconvag
aie for the
ed bya number o
my inends to offer mysel as a can
¢ erally, that nothing shall be wanting
did- on hig part to deserve a continuance of
the patronage which has hitherto been
tate William Bingham, viz :
250,060 ACRES
in the counties of Bradford and Ticga,
Courts of Appeal-
Constables holding militia warrants,
A
vy
Albany bauks
close application and A oh :
uble them not only to speak grammat
[Northampton
NOTICE,
A few good COLLIERS & woo
THAT an election will be held for the CHOPPERS will find employment
election of twenty eight eleciors of Clear field Furnace by making mime
\g in
ic diate application.
P. A. KARTIIAy
Karthaus, July 27, 1824.
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Bank note Exchange,
IN PHILADELPHIA.
oa
CORRECTED WEEKLY ¥TmrnM T
AMERICAN SENTINEL,
: Per ct. dis,
United States Branch Banks
New- Hampshire banks
Burlington (Vermont)
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosten bauks
Spring field bank
lampshite, Netthampton
Salem banks
Worcester banks
Other Massachusetts notes
. RHODE ISLAND.
Providence banks
Wasuington, Westerly
Other Rbode Island notes
CONNECTICHT.
fiddletown bank x
tends 10 continue teaching in the Bei-|y 2% bavk at Hartford ©
fonte Accademy, in the English de Derby bank We
inf e citizens BHR “IRridgeport bank
Respectiully inigtms the giigens partment; and by strict attention to his Bagte Joy bak w H
of Centre county, that he continues 0inypiis, be hopes to merit a continu} oy ed bank CW tiavel ut
|carry on the above Lusioess in all ilsjance of the public patronage, which he wih,
brs. hos hitherto received. EW -YORK.
yy : ; iniNew Youk City bauks
ia LF Ct heels Black. te also intends teaching a class Wit” Cl
opposite James M'Ghee'si Black English Grammar, in the winter sca- (Jacob Barker's bavk no
if elected. Avis 7.1e04 Bellefonte, Septi 10, 1824 proved to deceive the iterate. Suse bs Es %
Having given tais early intimation “wp re : jo } IY IRY O. EK. CROS {Geneva bank
of my BE Sttony permit me to men. 1 0 I ravellers : . e a Bell 1 ERRY 0 &. CROSS. ‘Uli« bank :
ticn, that I dc not mean to*travel over AS a report prevails that the bouse Clock Watch Making 3 efo y September 28, 1824. ~ |Plausburg bank
the coutry to solicit the votes of the|lormerly occupied by JACOB 1 EST, 2 5 ET Bank of Montreal
Gtizens individually, except. this in the 10WD of PHIiLIPSBURG, is noja nd Silversmith Busi- An Apprentice Wanted. Canada bank
course be pursuedby the other candi- longer to be continued as a Tavern, iy A young man between the agss of ; NEW-JERSEY |
© dates ; in which case I will consider the subscriber has thought proper thus ness’s. {fice 2 six i ; als ” le
ey It liberty 10 be governed by publicly to inform the friends of this $2) Je : > AIR cen years, of a good ifersey Bank A i
myseligoiioc) 5 establishment, that such report isvn.{ REA AG MIWWINIY moral charagter, avd steady habits,j3ank jn Newark 2
gircunstances. 'founded—that the said house will bep LVS will be taken as an apprentice to thejauk of New Bronsy %
& John Keen. continued as a house of Respectfully i¥forms the citizens of HATTING RUSINKSS if applica Tinton Trvenanve CO m4
po hin April 10, 1824 : y Centre county, that he has commenced) ton be made 1 iately to the sub-|Fzrmer’s bank, Mt. Floily par
Ie vn Kaines township, April 10, 183%} po hla Fatertamment, |teebove business's, and intends carry-| scribers Jiving'in the Borough of Bel-lCumberiand bank par
re ot. . . : ing them on in all their various branch: lefonte. ' {State bank at Camden p&
'} othe qualified electors i and es exiensively, in the front ‘part of the Stauber & Foster 7). do atEXzabethtown ©}
} TCE House NOW occupied by Silvester W. X : “do at New Brunswick i
of Centre County. S TAG Ek OFF CE s Hull, as a saddler ghopyend joining August 121894. do at Patterson 1
wr. CITIZE . * 43 he office of the Bellcfonte Patriot. \ de’ 'at Mortistown bf
FELLOW CITIE A A Sign ot tne Having had a considerable experience C di Nes k N : E do at Trenton 3
NA NCOURAGED by a number of asim 'n his business, and by paying strict reditors {a € 1 oL1 e, Io Sisson :
friends, 1 offer myseif a candidate LT, pa attention thereto, he expects to receive] THAT I have applied to the do Salem Steam Mill &
for the Sherill’s Office, at the next TD i. Gi a proportionable share of public pat.{judges of the Count of common pleas, Bank'g co. [ p*
General Blection. Should I be so : conage. The highest price will belof Centre county, fur the benefit of the I ov ne: Pls :
fortunate as to obtain your confidence] given by him for old silver. insolvent laws of this commouwealth, PENNSYLVANIA,
Jou may Jest sssured that Lwill “not August 6, 1824, Jand they have appointed Monday the [Philadelphia banks *
betray Bipy weeiect oS RUTR Sin day of Octiwinesty Bi the /tun Lasion pe
? M.. ALLAANLILI, od ouse in the Borough. of Bellefonte,!Germantown pa
Bald-Eagle township, April 10; 182 a : VALUABLE LANDS. for the bearing of oem my creditors. Monigomery county i
- a | Fle is now provided with every ac: NHI subscriber offers for safe 1injwhen and where you may attend if [Chester county, West Chester 93%
To ihe qualified electors commodation the country can zafford, small lots to actual settlers, oriyou think proper. Delaware county, Chester pr
Cent: CC t .which would contribute to the com-|in larger tracts to others, the foliow- JEHU FARR. [Lancaster bank :
of enire Lounty. fort or convenience of his guests, and {ing LANDS ia the state of Pennsyl-} Sept. 17, 1824. Farmers bank, Lancaster 13
lassures his friends and the public gen. vania, belonging to the Estate of the Harrisburg " pat
Columbia do do
Farmers b’k of Bucks county
York bank
{so liberally bestowed.
Oflice of Shei iff, James M’Girk.
I respectfully solicit your votes at thel Aupust 25, 1823.
ensuing General Election. Shou Yo
ve elected to that station, 1 pledge, ri » TN
Re to perform the duties of said, S i RAY MA RE.
office with fidelity and diligence, and STRAYED from the subscriber, on
at the same time, with humanity and the 6:h of July last, A SORREL
tender ness, ‘MARE, about the common size, has a
John Letterman. | istar on her forehead, and between ten
‘and twelve years old. Whoever will
Spring township, Blay 15, 1824. “take up said mare, and return ber to
the subscriber residing in Philipsburg,
shall receive a reward of FIVE dol.
lars, and all reasonable charges.
ROBERT B. BURGER.
August 24, 1824.
WILLIAM M MINN,
E AGAIN offers himself to the don.
6. thedin.
. ‘sideration of the Democratic Republi- ,
cans of Centie county as a candidate
for the ¥ ’ .
Sherill’s Office” © | Wanted Immediately.
| atthe ensyinng general lection and’ A young man of steady habits, who
| will be thavkiul for their support lor can come well recommended, will be
at from Three Dollars to Two Dol-|
iars and Fifty Ceots per acre, accord-|
ing to the situation ; and
509,000 ACRES
in the counties of Potter, M’Kean, Ve.
nango, Armstrong, Jefferson and Ly-
coming, at Two Dollars per acre
‘The terms are ten years for payment,
three of them without interest. The
land is generally of a good quality, well
watered, intersected by important
roads, and in a healthy situation. For
further particulars, application may be
made to agentsin the dificrent coun-
ies, or to
Robert I. Rose.
Sivver LakE, Pa. Jory 1, 1824.
CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned
' {he'samio, HEAR tor Lig | 2kED 5 an epprentice to the TAN-
: . $103 I arch 4, 2 ENT 5
potter Wigumitn 771 “2 NING & CURRYING BUSINESS.
4! Philipsburg Hotel, i farther information apply to the
4 i cditor of the Patriot.
AND
a - 3 gl
® BOARDING HOUSE, Caution.
08H; tue iL BY LL persovsare cautioned agains
A ; — taking an assignmebliong prom-
BREE 8 ERE, i Eee ay rome
mmm Nast spring to James Rossiof Patton
THF subscriber having
Jn public Bpsiocss in Mifilintown,
reby inforws his fiends, wud he consideration therefor, and
R&S ahi in Len: vali that
p x; arr “CO . “rr
\ sesbhe + atove DRI] ESTADLISH- compel
y + 2 - -
fy formerty. occupied by Me.
Ais
RX Evy .
h \ Sh LA Tis establishment, has, Pation township,
fed by law. :
JAMES DILLEN:
Sept. 4,
= ownship, Aug. 23, 1824.
t
removed township, for $10, payable fi\s months
after date, os I never recyed any
deter-
hgahas taken mined not to pay the sam\ unless
Q
cdf AWN Sept. 8.
not to trusty wife MARY on my ac-
count, as 1 am determined not te pay
any debts of her contracting.
JOHN GLEN.
Caution
and others residing within the bounds
of the 32d Regiment, and the battal:
ion commanded by Major Winslow,
who wish to be exonerated from the
payment of militia fines ave hereby no
tificd that the ficid officers of the 32¢
bouse of Robert Patton, Iunkeeper, ov
Saturday the 9th of Ociober next.
That Major Winslow, captains Sim-
Jer and Leonard, will hold an appeal a!
the house of Robert Collins, in the
town of Clearfield, on Tuesday the
19th of October next. a
Constables who neglect their duty
may expect to be dealt with according
Lo law.
JAMES T.SCOTT,
CC ae Ae rie, Fie
Inspector's Office. fire x
Huntingdon, Sep. 15, 1824 ¢
Regiment will hold an appeal at (he
Chambersburg
Farmers bank of Reading
Gettysburg
Carlisle bank
Swatara at H
at Harrisburg
Pittsburg. 0
Bark of Delaware, (Wil)
Farmers bank of Del. & br.
Wilmington & Brandywine
Com. bank of Delaware
Branch of do at Milford
L.aurel back.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore banks
do City bank
Annapolis
3:ench of do. at Easton
To Bridge Buiiders.
the Commissioners
county, at the house of Jobu Freder.
Y THEREAS my wife CATHA
RINE bas eloped from my
bed and board, and refuses to hive
with me, this is to caution 2ll persons
not to trust her on my account as |]
am determined not to pay any debs
{f ber. contracting.
DAVID TEMDBLE.
ericke.
JOHN ADAMS,
JOHN HAYS,
JOSEPH GILLELAND,
: Commissioners
Comm'rs Office, Bellofonge,
Scfit, 3, 1624. §
Al ia
ot at NE a
TD ROPOSALS will be received by
of Centre
icks in Bald Eagle township, Centre {jayre de Grace |
County, on the eighth day of Cctober ¥ ikicn
next, for beliding a roof on the bridge! Bank of Caroline
across Bald Eagle creck at John Fred- a
a
Do. at Fredericktown
Jiagerstows bank
{Conococheague bank at will
short.
Bink of Wes:minsier /
{
J
VIFGINIA.
er & branches
{Bank of ihe Valley
1Branch of do. 2t Leesburg
iBranch at Charlestown
Branch at Romvey,
Northumt Union 7: Col-
umbid Milton
Greensburg
Brownsville
Other Peensylvania notes no
DELAWARE.
no
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