THE REPUBLICAN•
CLEARFIELD ra., April 9, 1852,
FOR PRESIDENT,
`JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
(SUIiCCt to the decision of the Denaocratic
National Convention.)
FONRANAL ILX)DIMO3EIIO,, ER,
WILLIA:M.SEAR I GHT ,
OF FATF;TTE COUNTY.
PUBLIC MEETING.
TYRONE AND BRIE RAILRGAD.--A
meeting of those friendly to the proposition
of constructing a Railßo(Ld from the Cert.
tral Rail road, to Erie, will be-held at the
Court Honed in the Borough of Clearfield,
on Salurday'the 10th inst., at early can.
MANY CITIZENS.
April I. 1852. . ,
, TAB MMES.
The render will find two admirable State
papers in the foregoing columns, from the
pen of our excellent Governor. The spe
cial message is highly spoken of by the can
did men of all parties, as well-timed, and
us containing suggestions of the very high
est importance to, the Commonwealth, and
urged with a boldness and business-like
manner iruly characteristic of the ;ener
getic BIGLER, We presume , no man will
neglect the opportunity to peruse both
these documents attentively.
Gov. Moven has found it necessary to
veto two other bills since the date of the
one referred to/above. Both were acts of
incorporation, for purposes entirely within
the leach of individual enterprise, and con
• fer:ing privileges of the most extraordina
ry and dangerous tendency. Beth these
vetoed bills failed to command even a ma.
jorit y of Senators after their return with
the Governor's objections--two or three
of the Whig Senators voting against them.
LEASING THE PUBLIC WORKS.
A magnificent scheme of speculation
was entered upon at Harrisburg, some
three'weeks ago, which, although at first
apparently in favor with the public, we are
now happy to see treated by many as a
hoax. It was no less a scheme than an
offer on the part of a number of gentlemen,
mostly connected - with the forwarding and
transportation business, to lease the &m
-ulcted portions of our public improvements
for a term of ten years, at the rate of one
million of dollars per year. This was the
offer. New, we have neither time nor
space to inquite as to the effect such a dis
position of tho public works might have
upon the prosperity of the State, or upon
certain' portions, classes, sections and in
terests thereof—for we do not look upon
its accomplishment as within the catalogue
of probabil!ties: But the making of the
der shows that these gentlemen—who
doubtless understand, the manner of con
ducting such stupendous works--also un
understand pretty nearly what it would
cog thorn,- as well as what would probably
be their profits, and of course they must
either hay& calculated upon 'doing more
business,- charging more for it, or conduct-,
• ing . the whole work at much less expense
than is noW done by the State.. Now, if
• these improvements can be conducted by
a company, so as to enable them to pay a
million ofdellars per yeariren.tx9sSeiell
a year to the State. Nor
hays we any doubt but that they will, and
that very shortly---peihaps this very year.
We have no doubt but that a company
would make more than the State does, or
'ever will—but we would. be sorry if our
good old Commonwealth should turn to he
as hard a tusk-master as most joint stock
companies are. Our public improvements
are the pride, of our State, and they are
destined to be a prolific source of revenue.
But in' their management We 'are in favor
of applying the wisest system of economy.
4.IIII4PfORTIO ' BILL.
bur Cegislature is busily engaged in ap
portiOtiing tit; State Into Congressional
Distiicts. Among all the different propo
sitions yet made,'we have , not seen a sin
gle one that places our county where she
:lOngsgeographically. They all class us
as a western county, when almost our en
ire trade and communication is with the
Keep away the cheese and"fish ped
lars who'flock here after our monoyevery
-winter, and our dealings aro as muchectst
,rn as nny of the counties bordering on,
the Delaware or Schuylkill. We arepret
ty well reconciled' to our great Senatorial
half the flitste
ut to . that we have submitted with a toter
ie gria,and not havingcoi:apittined mud],
Il agree ,not to complain at all hereafter,
;,videtlAhe dose is not repeated in the
' •sent ItOortionment. Our old district,
Sivetid 'way well;uand if we Caiutotbe l l
'clied„to tut', eastern district—where we 1
belOng7why, an hundred times'
remain where we have been,
tke fg7 whatever adjoining
my will - give us the proper number,
her tl?np : foltitc.e*:ga,tl o gynbury and
e nillroad l•
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TYRONE ANA. ERIE - RAILROAD. -
Our reader's . will notice that a public
meeting of those friendly to the construc
tion of a Railroad from Tyrone to Erie, is
called for next Saturday night, in the
court house in this place. We have made
the call at the request of several gentle
men of this county, and at a timo when it
was thought that our business-men would
generally be at home. They arc now ab
sent, and but few of them can be expected
to be present. Those, however, wife aro
at home, and can attend, we hope will do
so. The most that can be expected at
this time, is to do something that will at
tract the attention of capitalists to the pe
culiar advantages of location of the propo
sed route to Erie—for it cannot be thought,
in this enlightened age, that sane men
would think for one moment, of following
any othet route, who were once fully a
ware of the advantages possessed by this
one over all others—certainly no one who
had any regard for the prosperity of Phil
adelphia, or for the advantage of the buil
ders and projectors of our great Central
Railroad.
OtrAn immense quantity of lumber has
now been sent to market from this region
—a much greater quantity 'than in any
previous season. The flood of last week
was a very good ono, and notwithstanding
the weather was extremely cold and wet
the rafts passed through the falls a little
faster than they ever did before.
So far as we have heard, there is a fair
prospect that all this immense quantity of
produce will be sold at a fair profit; and
if so, we know no reason why the coming
summer should not be one of general pros
perity among us.
DEATH OF THOS. PYLS.-It seems that
our informant was in error in stating that
this young man, who was stabbed by Ha
gin, at Philipsburg, was recovering and
out of danger. lie died on Wednesday
evening, tho 3lst ult., quite suddenly
and unexpectedly, having eaten a hearty
dinner on that day.
His murderer is yet at large—un css
an improbable rumor that has reached us
of his arrest and murder of the officer ar
resting him at Williamsport, and his sub
sequent escape from the jail at that place
should prove to bo true.
OTTILE Wriernsn, for the last week,
has been as completely winter-like as any
person need wish for, and Wednesday
morning (the 7th April) found us in the
midst of a fresh snow some six to eight in-
ches deep.
This, we are apt to think, extraordina
ry, unprecedented, &c., &c. But such is
not the case, as' a reference to the weath
er for a few years back will clearly show.
A gentleman of our town, who mostly
takes a note of passing events, has furnish
ed us with the following extract from his
register :
1835--sth April snow fell in heavy
flakes. 19th—snow yet, and freezing in
day time. No garden-making yet.
936-3 d April plenty of snow, and the
ice did not go out of the river till the st'
or 6th of April.
1837-9th April snow, and bad colds
and influenza generallys,urnitl—
Argblo n 'Tif April, a heavy snow fell to
day. 18th, snow.
1839 was the earliest spring for many
years.
Or• Our readers will perhaps remember
the notice at the sudden disappearance of
a boy named LEHMAN, a pedlar of jewel.
ry, in Philadelphia, some time last winter;
and also the discovery of his mutilated re
mains, tied up in three separate bags, in
the ice, on the Dtlaware, a short time af
terwards. Two brothers, Polanders, na
med Skupinski, pot yet two years in the
country,. were suspected, taken, and the
following is a notice of their trial and con-
viction.
Since their conviction, we learn, Mat
thias lies made-a confession, implicating
a third person, a Hungarian, who he alle
ges acted as principal, and solemnly pro
testing the innocence of his brother Blkise,
who, he says, knew nothing about it until
after his arrest :
COI4VICTION OF THE SSIVINBIEII3. -- The
court room of the Oyer and Terminer was
.densely thronged on Saturday morning,
in anOcipation of a "verdict in the case of,
the Polish brothers, Matthias arid Blnise
Skupinski. As was stated on Saturday,
the case was given to the jury on Friday
everting, and the public mind had been'
settled down in the 'belief that the jury
would find no difficulty in convicting both.'
Upon the organization of the'court, o the
jury were brought and the preliminary,
forms having been
i gone through with, a
fi rst
verdict of guilty n the degree was
rendered against both the accused, amid
the breathless silence of the court room.
The brothers manifested ati..little concern
as though they did not comprehend the
fearful import of the, verdict. Nor was
Much of a change visible in 'either when
theinterpreter• made it ,known in their
tongue. Both, however, conversed very
freely with' the Polish gentleman who read
the testimony to them. :We are gratified
to state thatthere'wore no marks of appro.:
, ,
bation on the rendition of the verdict, asl Shotiff's sale of Real Estatc.
the stale of the public feeling had led us i BY vutue of a writ of Yeaditlohl Expo.l2
,M"' nat. hatted out of that:and of Common Pleas of
to expect. The brothers wore not kept ! iuu Cleareeldoonsty. and to me irectd, l
e as o'
!
long in the courtroom, but were temaned t o publics sate, at the court nouns In the borouga of
i t VPl:difield, on felt iNDAY the !SECOND DAY of MAY next.
ed to await sentence. It was reported '
the following property, to wit t—Ors Tractor 908 persons
hounded warrant to Jacob Downing In Decatur towashits.
by tract* in the names et . Benjamin West. John
that Matthias, on his way to Moyamens- Taylor, Boats Ely end Richard Thomae, nith a small am.
provement op the car made by Jortathen•MeOhat t- !In°
ing, gave some clue to the missing man, 'neat, the rondo° of ohn Ilatoroan. In Beocarin townimp.
saying that ho is a tailor, and works in r r ,'"'"e ar" 3 Perches.. bounded by tracts of trued.
'with Mr. lion. in. oho Mails, land' Lit Joseph Smith. together
the city. We can't understand how Mn[- , an isuprovemeet on the same by Semple. Also. 175
I notes ot i.eorge .4mft, in Deaver uswnshin. hounded by
thins could know anything about the third landsof Edmal.L.A.bert. J din Showalter, Beery Simile. an I
mots trfJo oph aud Win. Sansone. Alll3lO same township.
man, since ho has boon closely confined! the residue of the Wm. etansom i wee', containing 516 AVM
bounded by lands ofJacob r Reek, Erie turnpike. Mims 0 1
in prison from the time of his arrest up ' Michael Punk. George emeal. Wm. Drinker and Richard
the day of trial. Since the conviction of to'Thomas. AI °, the residue of Henry Drinker. containtag
aht acres. la Deoqtur townshlv. bounded (loth
lands of Samuel
I Green. JAI. Goss Wuhan' Thereat Both Ely and Thorns'
the prisoners, other and serious crimes are , P. Cepa. on whielt there Is an insp;ovement made by Josinh
Miliwo d. Alsoonne Trant in name of Thomas Edmonton.
laid to them. They are represented to s u r veys. g 431 acres and 14 perches. boon ad by Billiee . on
have been grand rascals, and to have at- I
i,n p,ovt , , t .. e n L. ureter s . :id !ii a V..
Isar.bof I sa , ft i l e l l
i ttlb,ert ,i w it ,. 11 I he
• I John Beam and J Ito It Toni. )3 fo a l) c u .r. e l l tire' s :4 .
tempted the lives of two persons, one in Nilo
Si ill the
1 ''
I) ,
ram:. of John Drinker: co tainiug 41d
in 1 u..atur township. bounded by Limns 1 1 . 1
Now Jersey and the other in New York I:r s "r" "''
Ines e .I. homes Edmunson , Patrick Moore. Jonathan Nes-
State. An officer was on from the city of I hit. John :Asian god Daniel Albert. with impievemants
made by Beery Kephart. jdn•or. Also, the residue cif John
New York, to take charge of the prisoners Hkyrue, in D.Aust or, t ma'am, oentweing 113 neat, 1..4 ,e c..•
es. bounded by Jahn Drinker, B. chard Thouaas. Benjamin
wi(sos, nod tan I. of Je.cob it ,uglanan, Also. survey In the
in the event of an acquittal.
name et Win. Wilson, in Bermaria township, containieg Bd4
a.res 145 perches, bounded lie servos in trio name of Witliem
Smelt., Beejamin young, Henry end Herman Who er—lnte
101 , 51.0 of Daniel Ullman and Myron N. Htaniee• and inns
ed and
EMI &Alcu tak ne en in u execration and to be sold as the property of
nit titanic/
A . LSO,
BY virtue of d i rected writ. issued oat of
nubile cond.
11 end t/ me will 11(1 exposed to sale at the
same time end s a n dplace ertai Trams of Land minute in Pike
toWnsh.p. bounded described as follows t—one of them
beniva at a fallen ... lite oak corner. thence by end o
Samuel !Modern south 77 deg iees east WO perches tn post `
thence ninth 13 de.Lces west 41 and five tenth perches to a
post, thence smith 7 dua l . . east 60 per. to n oast, thence south
.8 liearCli Cast 41 rind lives...nth parches to a white nose, Wentz.
south 5 perches to a chesnuLoak Ltatten,) thence onst 57 per.
chin to a post. 'henna moth by teed of Dinh flail '.
111180 e s
to a p )•t, thence east 63 t arches to a putt . theacia nor Per-
Lilies to in oust. therm west Itia nod seven tenth botches to u
white pine unmp, thecae north ltd perches to a post, t
south
henoe
pien-e north 51 (levees ehst 40 perches tea post. thence
tid degrees e.g. t 5 and five tenth perches toe post. thence
M.
h 23 degrees east 74 tussah's' to a troll. thoned b f
WM. ilarishorn south 5 d glues AO4 145 perches i o ahem loc k,
thence by laud of harm ithrom south 70 ileirees east 11l tur •
chic to a encumber them, WIIIII jde ' ten s oust 4 perches to
the place 01 hegionlue, Lontninidu s eve n
DUN tiltED AND
:LEVI: • Y-E1t.11 . 1 ems end eighty and seven tenth ',.ers.hes.
with IItIOWIttICO for roads, km.. with about FAUST Y ao,e.
cleared. with Tires, Dweilieg Houses, Stabling &Lit BUM!
Snotheloi , thereon crtcted, Vie other piece of hind is demob
od es follows .-11egineing at is white titan. thence by laud of
Abraham Berwick north 7.1 perches to a white out. thence by
(whilel !Huh Ball south perc h's grees SASS e 7 perches to a
pine, thence east 47 pto the p'eco of b..ginnitig.
contains .
and
no es and ollownnon. ..41 and taken in
exams Hoe and to be sold as the property ofGeorge U. Past
mem
ALSO,
. .
Another Difficulty With England.
It is stated that a grave misunderstand
ing or misinterpretation of the Oregon
Boundary 'treaty in relation to British ves
sels navigating the waters under the Unit
ed States jurisdiction, within the bounda
ries and along the coast of Oregon Territo
ry, is the occasion of a correspondence I
which is just now going on between Mr.
Webster and the British Minister at Wash
ington, Mr. Crampton. The second arti
cle of the Treat), defining the boundaries
between the two countries, grants only
the right of "navigation to the Hudson's',
Bay Company and all British subjects
trading with the same, " or so much of the
great northen branch of the Columbia
river as is within the boundaries of the
United States, and from the point where
that branch meets the main stream of the
Columbia out to the ocean, " with free ac
cess into and through the said river or riv
ers, it being understood that all the usual
portages along the lino thus described
shall in like manner be free and open."
There are no other stipulations in the
Treaty touching the poin t at issue, save
one other, whic reserves to the United
States Government the exclusive right of
making such regulations in regard to com
merce and navigation on those waters as
it may see fit, and agrees that British sub- I
jects trading.with the Hudson's Bay Com
pany shall be on the same footing, with
their vessels and marchandize, in navigat
ing those waters, as citizens of the United
States.
ANTI -TEMPERANCE PAPER.—The liquor
dealers of New York had a meeting at
French's Hotel, on Tuesday evening, and
r •ised nearly $50,000 for the purpose of
setting up a newspaper to be devoted to
their interests.
0:!-The Princess Navaki, grand daugh
er of the Emperor of Russia, has adjured
the Russian Greek faith, and become a
member of the Roman Catholic Sisters Pro
vidence, at Valenciennes.
() - The value of the real estate of the
city of Cleveland has been doubled since
1847. Such has been the effect of the
railways radiating from that city.
The law against the circulation of for
eign small notes in Delaware goes into op
eration on the first of May. The penalty
is $lO.
O::r"GENERAL Score can't carry Vir
ginia," say the Southern Whigs—hence
he should not be nominated. What Whig
can carry Virginia I History says that
neither Adams, nor Clay, nor Harrison,
nor Tylor, nor any other Whig, has over
been able to lift one side of it.
Ten persons are confined in prison in
, Now York city, charged with murder,
h
from Rennet, ice
j
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERP.rsirt.
an Artificial Digestly,p,„V"},l.p
-areCl
A alehßiilb Stnnrich of the Oz. Etter directions o I
Baron Lemig, the great Physiologic.. ...,.., ,• i. "
J. B. Houghton, M, D.. No.ll North EightcStreiif.
Philadelphia. Pa. Thia is a truly wonderful rein
edy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation, and Debility. curing after
nature's own method, by nature's own agent, the
Gastric Juice, See Advertisement in anuthercol
. ..
DlED—Very suddenly, at the resi
dence of her son-in-law, Thos. Shea, in
this place, on Saturday last, SARAH HERD,
aged about 77 years, and formerly of Clin
ton county.
Hutt of Lottaarop
Remaining in the Pust Office at Clearfield on the
first day of April 1852. ,
Barger Jueob E. Merrill John
Barger Joseph Murray James,
Barr John MrKee Thomas,
Bendle MILS. McCulley S. J.
Britton Isaac MeKeun S. M.
Bennett C. P. 2. ‘ Oakes Daniel, 2.
Cavenaugh James, Ostrom John.
Dressler Jane Miss. Peters George R. •
Dundey E. S. Rowe Hollis J. 2
Dudley James 11. Ream Abraham,
Parer John, Smith Stephen D. 2,
Shannon ohn
Fuller C. 4,
Gallagher Thirrth Miss, Sackett George W.
Hall Horan., L. Smith Barton. '
Haines IL L. Smith iVm. S.
Borsch John, Solt Peter,
Husteud Thus E. - Shearer Samuel,
Hummel Abraham, Sponsier Soloman,
Jackson John, Seyler Win, B.
Jordan Joseph, Trudo Nathan, .
Lytle Robert, 2, Wylie Rev. 2,
Lytle Margaret Miss. Wilson John,
Lloyd Daniel. - - Wetzel Samuel,
Lender James, Woulridge Wen.
Mopes Sarah Wiler E. and F.
Merrill Howard, 3. WM. RA DEBAUGII, P. M.
Glearfiold April 1,1852.
MARY ANN HICKS,' In the Common Pleas of
. ' lie, ' Clearfield co., No. 38 May
JOHN HICKS, 'Perm 1852. Alittilai
si,oe
nu tur.diaorce. ""
IVOTICE 18 111811EBY GIVEN to the Defendant, that
J.N th e Coultor i-omsnou Plias of Clearfield °aunty have
granted as atlas suatmsna snr il.v..rne, returnable or. th ,
TIIWJ) DAY OF MA v NEXT. commanding the said Ile
readmit wheat:o,6hour Whore stud Court, nt the retura of
said writ. to show cause. Ii nor he has. whr the Haintillt
should not here a Decree to Divorce in her favor. 01 all
which he will take 40t100.
ALeX.. CALDWELL, ith'il.
Sheriffs' office, Maxfield. Anal 'is 1854
1 4 D1 Boitiaa); •
rTIHE IiItIDEBStGNED intends MONTH° 1.00 3 from
the maths , of that:hem Tree and Chen thaelt. to the
Room at Lock Hoven, during this Boring : sold loge are ail
marked with a IS cot in the log, and most all heenan the M
idi& of i the unmastgeed stamped la the cud. •
He F.H.HB Y CAUTIONnt AL•PkiII.SONS net to inter.
fere or prevent the Orating of geld logs by detaining or bar.
boring them n they wilt be dealt wiltsaccording to law.
11152.-4wepd. JAMIA W. HELIX.
. .
• Wheat Wante(l. •
'1" L. fIUNTEB.wiII melee 4111 oteaatly or &omen-
ANTABLE WHEAT that way_ Weltered sat Mal-
Ty-StNEN AND AZDALF ($N of costa. payable
le;GOODIS at the lowest cash tidos. at his dote Is the bor
ough ot Viewdata. Deuesabet 1,51.
ByVIRTUE of writ of Venditlosi Expends. loved out
of the lame coal. nail to me directed. will be exposed to
public gain. at the sams time nod place, a certain Tract or
I.ot of Land it nate In Penn township. Cleaihold county. In
Pennville. bounded by John Bich, El'sha Fenton and the I
Glen lintieturnpite road, with a House and lackmithshoP
thereto s e
emed. ee(l and taken iu eiguntion and to be
sold as the ptopetty of Unary Lone.
ALSO, ,
All the right U le and merest of the Dafenitant, of in and
Cleofaa toin tract or pl,co of !snit, shoat.. in Fug town
iald wanly. bounded by 'auditor Chatintey li , ockwa ship, y.
Chtishan Nall„ Btott trod ethers. c ontaining al) int sinety•sis
sores, with an ulit Flaw mill and two mall home. lhotan,
teem. in esocutbun, tad to be sold as the ptopetty of Davii
Can.
ALSO,
All the right. title and interest of the defendant, of In and to
a unit of o certain Lot of ground in the Borough of (lumens•
villa, anti County of Clertifield, known as Lot uo Bi, in the
plan of said town, a..d bows le 1 and described in. follows, to
wit : b log the usual wait hor a Lot on Butte threat, by which
street it is lu.undeil on the south, mud twine b 4 lest Ll•toll On
Filbert street, by which street it is l.s,Anded on the whit. and
bounded by the residue or the Lot now belonging to Isaac
Bloom jr. on the north, and y Lot no. lei on the east, with a
wo.story frame building onno pied n Store (louse. Tailor
h ixnd dwelling thessou etec, , it ; salz anti Won in exams.
.0a and to be sold as the plope ily ol J. LlO.Ol , Klass.
A LSO,
At •he Male time, end plane a certain tract of land situate
in ,ccarin township Clearfield count. containing gSri metes.
with about two antes cleared and a to g house thereon erected;
hounded by lands of John kipangter and others. bet=el and
taken is execution and to ba wld as the moonlit , of John
Henry Abbe.s.
ALSO,
At the same time and place a certain lot of ground situate
in th rtmotosb ot Clearfield known bY No. Al ly. e on the
West by rtecoad street, on the north by an on We East
be an Alley. and on the South by lot No delsed end to•
ken la execution. and to be sold as the prover.) of Mal/
teClelland
ALSO,
•
At the semolin , and ultimo certain. lot aground sitnata in
the Iloronch et eurwentetlle Clearoeld county, on the north
Me or btate street, West of Walnut sueet, vglang at
st
a
corner of a lot vow, or late of Wm Irwin. extending Ea
ward 111.13 g tall Dula slicer. lit) feet to a hot or z ADM Way's.
thence along the score v es t 18)feet, more or less to un Allei•
thentse along tit same a/ leet 1.0 V.ll+ lot now,or Isku of.
Wm Irwin, and thermr along the same. s u h, 18 1 1 feet to the
place oi beginuing, with a two.stury frame house and other
improvements ther,on er.eted. Seised nt.d sat en in exams •
llUli and to he cold as the property of lialuttel Ulan.
ALSO,
n Y vitae of a wilt of Berl Fir2las, there will he imposed to
.1./ , public sale i.t the Co , rt Mute in the Borough of ~.leer
field on Friday the leth day. of Atrill, at 11 o'clous P Id. the
folk; w {Da de . cubed tract or land beginning at a birch . . thence
hy lahils ul Hugh Venue, Jacob Cos sod llultzman, south
5 , 40 perches to a white oak. thence by land of Joncehn P. Coot and 01
s%
north. 45 deere s. SSA. t.ts perches to a ticht, the by l
George Ralston Joh n thtr lands. north 40 perches to a post,
arenas by laud uf Ibleker. west 14 j perches to the be
ginning. rxrutatie 403 aces and 10 perches. and surveyed
on warnant to tarnuel Be mbleton; wizen. taken in ecuuo 1
and to be told 63 ProPertr
of
H. Wallace.
ALSO,
ny virtue : of a writ of Tentatum Venditioni issued cat of
LP the dixnet Court of the City and County of Philadelphia
and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale on lion
day the ad del or MO next at IJ o'clock, A. M. the follow.
leg described ptoperty, to wit 1-11 certain piece nr parcel of
loud situate in Fox township Cleattield county. Pa . begin
. rug at a post or corner of this lot no. 41711, thence by lot no.
slat. east AU pendia' nod thirtrlire bundreths of a porches
to a - uorno., , thence north in a direct hoe parallel .with the
ehstntlat Line of lot no. 4:174, three hundred and twenty per
ches to a corner in a line of lot n0...17d, thence west along the
same MI patches. and thi ty.tive hundoel be of a perches to a
Poet, end thriuce south alone lot no 4541. 1130 perches to the
pla of haematite. containing 475 acr. more or less. with
an all ow ance of six per cant for itself' ~Ste , brine the we n wi t
most moiety of lot no. 41:71. which Charles it 110 and tt,treh
his wife, by iadmi urn dated the 110th day of DoteinpayiEca
ea; fifil CP'l.l9S 4 2lgf./Pllliker in i.e atc., an.
seated land ; rimed and taken in eve:anon and to be sold us
the property of steely Baler. . _
Sheriff s Wien, blared 115, 1832.
NOTICE given, that the following accounts
have been examined and passed by me. and remain filed
of record in this olfioe for the inspecuon of heirs. legatees,
creditors, and all others In any other was Interested. and will
be pierent#d to tie next Orphans' court of Clearfield Goseto
to be held at the Coon bowie In the Borough of Clearfield, on
Tuesday the nth day of May next, for confirmation and al
lowance.
lit Thu amount of George Mayer EXeentor ofGodtrfed Wea'
ver. late of Bradt township, Clearfield county. deceased.
gd. 'rho Account of Gottfried Minot, examiner of the estate
of Catharine Weaver. late of Brady township, Ularofiald
county deceased.
ad. The Account of Biroca Thompson Administrator of the
estate of J ems I Lord. late of Bei:nada township, Clearfield
county, deceased.
4th. The aooolaut of Jonathan Kephart, Administrator of the
estate of Thomas Morgan. la ei of Decatur township. Clear
fi Id county, deceased.
MIL The Account of E'iao Irvin Adininistralrix of the Estate
of John Irvin, lute of Fitte,township. fUlatufiuld county. de
ceased
dth The Account of .1. B. MoEnally. Administrator of the
pld'atel i r o Marfie'd argaret
COunt ivllor, late of the ,
borouali of Clear
, Cy. de004. 64 .
7th The 'account of Andrew Moore and Eliot a Fenton. Ad
rnioistrators of the estate of JIIIIIV3 Meese. late of Peon
tow astdp Clearfield coo n'y deo#n .ed
po FLIER, Re:liter.
Itettiters office. Clearfield, Match 4h, llibd.
Court Proclamation.
wIIEREAS.,The Honorable ROBERT: G. WHITE,
president J ndgo of the Court el Common Pleas of tLe
Fourth Jodi ial astrint. compo.od of the on r.
onties of Clear.
field. Elk. Mutiettn, Potter and 'now'. and the Houorables
RICHARD SHAW and JOHN P H 4.0 er. Au° late Judges
in Clearfield county. have tuned their precept beating date
she SIXTH day of FIMMILTY Wal, to me directed. for hold.
lag a
COURT OF C MON PLEAS. ORPHAN'S COURT
Cl CURT OF Q UARTER SESSIONS. AND COUItT OF
t ;VEIL ANL TERMINER AND GENERAL JAIL DE
LIVERY.
At Clearfield. in end for Clealflold county, on tie FIRST
fill./NDA If of bitty next—being MOW day of the month.
NOTICE IS. THEREFORE. HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coroner, instil:es nfthe Pew. and Cons abler in and
for the county of oorocioid, to appear lb their own proper
Persons. with Rolls, Renard'. Inquisitions. Examinatioas and
other Rememlnances. to do those things which thou offices
an 4 is thew behalf Appertain to be done, and all witnesses.
and Whir person'. prosecuting In behalf (tithe Commonwealth
against an, prisoners. are required to be then and there at
tending, and not depart without leave, at their POW.
tit VEN ander my hand at (Newfield. this 20th day of Match.
in the year or VW Lord one thousand eight hundred nwi
Fitly•cone. and the Havanty.elzth year of &Millie:AO leder
tandem , .
ALEXANDER CALDWELL. Sheriff.
(3m.LpaL,
C CATLIN tenders his thanks to Metin. Miles
V V Simmer. ft: S. Dhuley, 0 D. hldrtell. Thomas 'Mills.
Ceo Known and J.• e . Krasner. for the very excellent Music
with which thay acoompaaled the exercises of the recent exhi
hition (tithe pupils of the Academy. Also, to all others who
la any war aided la making the ma'am anangements.
Acallemr. Clearfield March kO.lMg. , '1
MII• 1111
• QtenmeaaDm. •
. . .
Aid'93,lool ate harsh, cautioned against vutehailng, fly
MOdUilVg with the following described property. now in
the pesseuion cif Peter St It,
Ova 4 bone Dower Throwing Machine, all the Fluke and
Patterns belonging trend Peter Plyler's Found ry4 Egg atones.
all th e Pig hon. and Fountlnr.Fan. one Fanning idyll. one
Vine and ten antes ofgrain in the ground fts said inopetty
belongs to DAVID WELT Y.& SAMUEL ARNOLD.
efevoll ULM . • 1 , • . , „
riONFECTIONAIIY.-1131tins. Candlo: &e.
la leg rile by J. L. alcazu. ,
lid uly,thal. •
.
LW of Rotannore
Of Foreign and Dangle Merchandiseln Clear
field County, for the year 1851
BELL TOWNSHIP.
7homas McGhee ik. Co.. no MHO. 14 Clsols
John id. Kelley, do 14 do
D. co , wart & 400. do 14 do
Thomas Itiattew, liquor. 14 do
- BURNSIDE -
14 do
do 1 TOWNSHIP.
D op ler & Ake, no liquot. 14
Cummings & Idehafly,, 4 do
James Mcßletry do
Juba Patchin, ik Bons. do 14 do
BECCARIA TOWNSHIP.
retain & Swan, Liquor. 14 do
Collor & Hancock. do i 4 d
d o
Isinel Coop 14 do
er, no liquor o
lloynt..n ry, Noylin. do
14 do
la. i ih Warrick. do
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Jain° , P. Gr alum, no liquor. 13 do
S do
Ilursthall & II" do
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
It. M Htesenton At Co. no liquor. 14 do 14 do
1.1.. B arrett.
do
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
I , NI, Barrett. no liquor. 14 do
Joseph Lines, rio 14 _do
Pommel Arnold, do do
IL hi. Moore. do 11 do
Frederick Arnold. do dd
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Brady & Rornbaugh, no liquor. 14 do
Nathaniel Hughes do 14 do
ILPenuinaton. liquor. 14 do
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Francis Coudnet. liquor. 14 do
John .4. Hormone. do 14 do
14 do
J. P. Mier, do
Levi loos no liquor. 13 do
CI,EARFIELD BOROUGH.
A. K. W right, no liquor. 14 do
Heoiord be Moore. do 13 d 0
Wellam. & Wig. do 13 do
J. 1r Hunter. do 18 do
R. Mown), do 14 do
C. lirtilva. do 14 do
Hasid W laterally.. do 14 do
B.• M 4 snip. liquor. 13 do
01.81%8 8.‘1.00N.—.R. Bmit h. 8 do
CURWENSVILLE BOROUGH.
William M'Bride, no liquor 13 do
William A. Bloom. 11,1uor. 18 do
keno nmith, do 11 do
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
J. 421 &G. 11. Steiner, no hquor. 14 do
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Wm. (3. Battler. no liquor. do
14 14 do
John P. Hoyt. do
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
T. H. Fulton, at Co. no !MGM 18 do
J. ['litchis' & Sons do 14 do
Auction. Leconi.o. liquor. 14 do
GOSHEN TP.—E. Irwin & Bons no Liquor. 14 do
IIUbTON TP.-- , . B. Wlt.g. do do 14 do
JORDANChase, do do 14 do
KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
float & Feemr,n. no liquor 14 14 d
do
o
B 1). Hall & l'o. do_ 14 do
Edward McGaryoy do
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
Wm. Addleman.jr.. & Co. no !Kiva 14 do
Jau.es Forrest
no I:quor 14 do
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
1. 11 . Wing, no liquor. 14 do
H. W. Hale. & Co. do 14 Co
T. J. MOM do 14 do
M o re . Melican. oo 14 do
oo & Elm do 14 do
Jollies M. Leonard. liquor. 14 do
PENN TOWNSHIP.
RAIL' tr. Mendenhall, no liquor. 14 do
Wan Bmiih, Ilqam 14 do
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
1i , i71 Irvin noAgog.l3 di
Jahn As. ti I) Patton. .10 12 do
(4,11/9 tsPatty. liquor. 14 do
PKIENT SIEDI UNIO P.INE N
--./ T O WN S HI PPtton do
II W. Moore, no liquor. 14 do
I le W neehead. do 14 do
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
Lytle & llonty.. no liquor. 14 do
Joseph Kemp. do 14 _ do
I do hereby certify the above to be a normal bat of there
tellers of Foieign and Domestic He,ohandise in Clearfield oo
for rho year 1.52. Jr )11N. 1. LUTTLE. Mer. Avoraisso,
Clearfield March II Mg
tsr An Appeal willbe held et the Commlitionere thrice. lo
he liorough of Clearfield on Monday the Who! Me) next.
PENN IRON FOUNDRY;
Machine, Pattern and 'nudismlth Sho
allwrilorm 9 Ma.
'Pi' lundenhreed would announce t* the citizens of
Clearfield, and adjoining nonuties, that he ha. opened a
room on Second street, in the borough of Clear fi eld, near the
store of Leonard at Moore._ where he intends keening a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Orr CASTINGS. warren, ad
to be sande ef t he best material, and at prices thdt cannot fail
to mean. The following compo.ep -nor :he stock on hands
FULTON'S 1101 r-AIR COOKING ST.JVhI, for either
Wood or Coal This Stove liss probably the largest tram
&lotion of any other form of storm. It has suPawdral in
alnalit oroty county. the well known tiethaway and Zing
ler stoves. It is easily understood. and the fines being a r
arranged that all can be clamed without any trouble. Ti
Peculiar form end construction is such as to render it the
m u o s d s de ar b le t
olt l
is al e a su d e n . i sNecuemerrou.ls tesUoomals could
IfdlKOVEllell,osllGsl. UOOKLNG ISTOVE.B— at from 113
i to 11'20
PA11.1,1111. STOVES—for either wood or coal.
SALAMANDER
do
SALAMANDER, do a beautiful C.ial Stove.
VA-1E do
EGG do
NINE & TEN PLATE Stoves—very cheap.
MANTLE (MATES, with sumnier pieces. large valet?
rio shet Gruel I rum DI to as inches.
COMMON GILtATEd. alleges.
PLAIN AND OtC.SANIYINTAI. nAthiNa ; 1101.1,0 W
WANE ; OVEN mutrrus : cnon i RONS. WAYTIA:
do SCALE BEAMS• WAGON IltrXh:B.Bl.Elt:ll.kil.ELl
at 808 sOLES, OAR RINGS for Rafts, 110 AI) HGRA.
PEltd,_a new article. CORN SIIEL.L.EItS R
CON AND
(XIII 1411.1.8_, wermntot to grind 15 BIM Earn per hour
BIACkit,MITIITIIY MM. the best in use ; do. NI •.•
i DRILLS and TIRE HEN DEIV t
1 TO4BlllOl wan the usual mmivign-cr kept at Foundry
iee
I Also, Made to Order,
GRIST and SAWMILL GEARlNG—having decidedly the
largen swot. and heat varlet) or ',Miura, of any Et.ablish
went in weatPrn Pennsylvania ; MILL DOGS. SHAFT.
ING—largo and stnerll.. , f oast or wrought iron, HANGERS.
DRUMS and PLILIAES ; Rote and other approved Water
for Uran
WHEEL ia( S W awa, W LAUD IRM OOD and IRON UN A G MACH L ;LTHES; MANDRILLS
Constantly on hand and for sale,
FANNING MILLS. THRESHING MACHINF.S. PEN
NOCK'S ULta....I.:BRATED GRAIN DRILLS. 840. &C.
A. CAIADWELL. Eheriff.
Screw-Cutting.
Any dyed Screw. are
any &sited clamber of threads to
the Inch, Daher .41 are or V thread.
Blass. Cooper. and llabbett'e Natal NA Catalogs made to order.
THAN MY eau.
March 4.
To Mill Owners.
Tundersigned has appointed L. R. CARTER. of
C earlield. his agent for the sate of Castings. who will
receive bills for all kinds of Mill Grating. and oilier machim
ry. Porsous desirous to contract wilt do well to call and ex
amine the cstalogue of Patterns. and specimens of the work.
bolero making engusements elsewhere. Castings will ba
ds.
livered. if desired. at Cloartleld. and warranted to be wade of
coal material, and tinislosd in a workmanlike manner, liar ,
Inc in running order FIVE cluperior bathes, and other ma
°lnner, in the came ploportion. employing none but the b.at
workmen, using the very best INg Iron and coal; with many
other advantages, ho flatters himself that hi, work will be done
as well as in the best oily shops. ars i on the shortest notate.
Fur particulars. call on M.. CARTER, Agent.
NATHAN M ERB.
March 4. 11352.
MACKEREL ,
SHAD, CODFISH,
SALMON,
HERRINGS.
PORK.
HAMS AND SIDES,
LARD AND CHEESE,
•Cti:Dac.o3..a
712.ADTCHO CC - JOUR))
FRENCIIVILLE,. Clrarficld Co., Pa. .
utipEt-IrFULLY 4MlOUlrleell to the cilium ol Clear Geld
IL county, flint he has offeaed n NBA , bTAMLF, in the old
stand formerly occualed by Mr. 'Amite where be has on
handoool variety of GOODS usually kepi in a retail stare,
all of which will be sold CHEM' lot WIWI Of exchanged for
country produce cif all kinds. COUMILIET.
Prenchvlile. March ill. 1852.
ADJOURNED ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF
RI" VIRTUE of in orrlor of the Orphans'.
Court of Cleartiel °Lowy, granted at ag
, br,
f eeernber term, expo.eoo
riblO SALE ou MONDAY THE THIRD DAt
MAY NE chewinghe court butile , in th e borough of Clear
field, the f described
Farm of .126 Acres of Land,
Situate in Pike township, Clearfield counts. late the elate
and residence of John Fullerton, deceased. adjoining lands of
Daniel HallY, Alexander Caldwell. and others. harm them.
op erected
A Two Story Log House, ,and a Large
and Commodious Barn,
And haying about EIGHTY-FIVE ACHES OF
CLEARED LAND. ands THRIVING ORCHARD
thereon
,
•W' Vor farther particulars apply to either ofthe undersign
ad at and nem Clear field. ,
'/Elttddr—One.Third or the purahase money to be paid at
the oartlirmatlon of the sale, and the balance In Three canal
Anna at Payments, IN ikti Ins t ant,to Ulf lieCtirlad Upon the prem.
ea by Mortgage and jarlarnea' llond.
Hy order of the Court.
ISAIAH reULLERTON.
Oleatilleld • April I, lan. WK. FULLERTON. Adraintstes.
SAMUEL B. TAYLOE,
frig..E.l.:l.loooT and 1311011
D.'-S. PLATTNER,
"PALLOR—New Watidagtoo..ll3unt• lobrAlpiear
tulip coanty,
11.111111.1
CHAMBERS & KLEPFER.
Wfigitatl=t 4"11" Kg
.&19.:3
151. h.
maw
GEO. RICHARDS,
141ASIIIONAISLIK' TOlLult—VOto, end ot Sbetw's RoW
IL'
no o'.ftirritileartteld. ' l•
RICHARD GLENNAN,
nOOT & HllObblAtiEK—Eugt do6t Row Ou
1.1 Market street..-Clearrield. ' 80.1861. •
MRS. ELIZA IRVIN,
VXTE6IBI Vl3 It ET NibEtt 1r r.
dictalUM 'ANO
J_:l mostiO Dlerahand,za—East and o fstrost--estrw,eo
pea SO. 1156 L;
JOHN FLEGAL,
BIACKSMITii--Luthenburg Wagon. tittles,_&e „
Neatly boned on the shortest notice Deo, VG
H. P. THOMPSON, ..• , ';
Pfilt MCI AN—Mal be found either at his of:nukes at Sip.
lisle's houll--4.leiwunsvilla—whea pot a
ue ot o v . rof av ess .nra bali . a ll l
absent. •
SAMUEL WAY,
nom and BIIDEMAKER —Cutwevavilt..Bo. ss
G. C. PASSMORE
LA(ASISIITII—nt the ()Id . rodtultp,--eurtes e 1
De n a .W.B6llrvlliw•
Moosup suit the times. De,
RICHARD MOSSOP,
101 ETAILER OF kc FOUE.GN ANDLt votimeno PER.
uu orts—At. Bigler & I, old
'tend. Also. on the %el:Meld° of 24 Amt. Deo 80.11:13i.
WM. W. FLEMING,
Yfrl'Elt SALOON. BATINU4IOUBE and COMM} ,
TILIr4 AU Y—Unr Montville. Deo. 22, 051
•
gDW. B. PA'rTON,
CAIIINEIMAKEIt—Bast end,of State sueet--Carennr
villa. 1,043. VAL
JAS, B. GRAHAM,
qratigra g rV ri gg ""'"
LUIZ-
Ptoladdu .
Du
92.1851.
C. KRATZER,
IVIERCIIANT AND LW)llihk I •EALER—Onoor
of
LTA ritual and Locust streeta-4.:leaxdeld.
pea. 21.1B61;
JAS. ALEXANDER,
SADDLER AND IlitßN ESS MAKE:U-1U Minim shop
on Market 'treat. tionaderreirs houal.
Tbso. Va. 1851.
WALLACE & HILLS,
It ET/LIU:IW OF FOREIGN ANL) voldwrio &ma
cti D IthE—et She w's old L3teind—Olentheld.
Me. Li& 1831.
I. L. BARRET'r,
`` t EReIIItPtT. GU HOER AAR AND G EUAL P 6.0-
Yl DUCE PEAULII—At 'layette' mills, al IlearfA4d
• Deo.
J. L. HUNTER,
11P EVILER OF rOIIEIGN trt DOEllic7lO RIEROHAN•
DI , :.:11-1 , dui kat street, two doors watt of Merrell's Itcrtal.
THOMAS SHEA,
ABIIIONAIII.O TAILOR—In Shew's Row. on itaikit
Fsure. ununtliately ovet Post Oce—Cr ivafteict.
Loa id. Mt.
JOHN CARLILE, . .
n hACKSMITII. IL JUSTICE OF
e I:E
TUE EAj4f2lll
VP rs`qui Do P w OM.
MIMI
MESHICK GRAHAM,
BA EWELL END HAlßuntlesei—will attend to id/ 40.
mends in hie line on 'hod notice. and le the most ',Mr
1.11011 manner. Hie room will Wound in Matteson:et iteur
of the Mansion !louse. Januar,
0. B. MERRELL,
QPPER,:Iiti BAIIET IRAN WARE 616,1 5 1DPA0.
CTUB.ED—At Detuel's old nand co Monet street-04M
field. Deo, 2sl,
. .
•
ROBERT MANLY, I I . .
EELWRMIIT eu3d CHAIRMAKER, HOW mid
WtattIAMENTAL. PACITIIK—EPI Malkel 2110* - •
Cistufierd. Deo. In. Ibid. •
--,----
J. &. J. G. RUSSELL.
TANNERS IL COURRIERN AND DEALERSIN ALL
tads of Leather. klides,Graio, No,. taken NI sidling&
Pe o—Gremplatihitls Q. a. rob. 4, 11011,
WM. P. CHAMBERS,
I - AT NEM...WRIGHT, CI I AIRNAtt E.R. gad NOUN/ &
V V 131 U tiN PAIN Tkat.--Cut wens vtiir.
Dee.
B. F. STERLING,
QADDILE ACEINESS-on
Wad JUIIT
It KM UP
1.7 VIE PEACE—Coiwartuville. DIO.
ROBERT McNAUL, .
TANNER—At the OLD t3TAND he Convenevilte.
Dee.o.llol
LEONARD soMOORC,
zi
q, nc rz A ras AND LUMBER DEALERS — S( O Od
hi street. not v.ecuAlarket aLd Locust—Clear! eid.
Dee. ed.
J. 11. JONES,
110 E Et. noun MAKER—A(o°lplus his residesios ea
1.7 Minket, between Tbini and Fourth sheets—Cleartiskl.
Deo. XV, ISM.
ISAAC SMITH,
WrERCHANT.,,AND DEALEIL IN LAJDNIEN
INA °wintry Prdilauegousially—Statestrest betwassegMirty
nod hocull—Llarwessville. Ilea. MI •
PETER SEYLER,
lEON-PO(1N DEa—FOUNDER Latbastsnr.wbste stati
e
Cattiags am made of Me bast =UMW, end as
MO. n
e
Lana..
THOMPSONS, HARTSOCK,
iitoNFouNDEßs—comsnoals. Aa exteall a ran"
meat af emu. mute mdet. eh
, WM. McBRIDE,
ETA I LEII ANI) DEALER IN LUMBER ...Nottaat
RUo mar of Siam and Locos% weds, I, , arweau* k).
Db 2. 0161,
• ISRAEL COOPER,
DOSTNASTELL at. Glen flope—getailew of foreliii lad
L Domani° rderobandi.o. and arafaninf • dada , In Loo!OIL
Deo.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
1100 T 8110DtdAKER—West. mid or 9.havr's Dow on
1.9 Market stloct—llisarrield. Deo. 9U. 18D.
JOHN C. RICHARDS,
PIDIDIVAICIAN—Ott the Ridge Rout to Cheet creek, con
miles from Durweseville. Deo. W.lBll.
Constantly on hand
and for awe by
J. PALMER & Co.,
Market Street Wharf,
March 11, 1892.
G. W..TURNER, ,•.
wASIII6NABLE TAILOII.-.-At the no:thwart oornes
Frontand Matke , stmts. limb° 1851.
GEO. W. RHEEM,
SSADDLER. HARNESS at TRUNK AI Et UPAOTUSXB
—On Third aLeet between Make. end 140/ 11 .
1 teo. SO. 1851
M. E. WOOD,
uni(SICIAN. May always 'bo (bond at his 'residence la
Co sweasvalle. when not professionally absent.
• Deo, 118.18111.
LAPORT & LEVVELLIN,,.
COMM and BLEl.6ll6lMaiarrellei,
tem
• • .
GEORGE WILSON. •• . . '
•
Lion YSICIAN mar ba found at his OfiLia in 1..1/Tflgillr
1 [MEW. when not absent on prolessioant Matilda. •
February 20.1832. .. .
GEO. B. GOODLANDER,
IATADON-AlAKER—kmtheiibunt. Work done roman
V V on short elution. snot on good, loons. Deo. 0,4,11.,
A.• L. SCHNELL,
TA
ILOR—Lathersbu ro.—w ill do his work JastiOr /rood kad
as °heap. as nay other follow. Iwo. gi t ib31.1
.• • , J.' • D.: THOMPSON, •
.
Er LAM3Mirif, wagons, Basaaa, Ro. dre..iroand
ID short notice. and the very but style. at alaala ""i a
the boroosh or entwensvillo. • . 52,1b65.
A.. K. !W RIGHT, , ,
ClicilANT AND 'FiC t lONE VBALMR IN W -.
LTS. llNN—Doatherell Oorattr of die D.amodd...tri B3l
safil. ~14
• Deo le 1
- .
. C: TATCHINi . ~; ;' 1
ei_LFN 110PLI. UedaHer of. forelan and Domestic , bloc.
uhaudiae. and Landau idivahant. . Vag. ZP,