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L. XXXVIII. WHOLE NO. 1912.
CLEARFIELD, PAM WEDNESDAY, J ILT E G,' 1 806.
NEW SERIES VOL. VI. NO. 46.
.STTRKR'S SALE OF tW- 303
ATED LANJD3 FOR TAXES, 303
18(15 ADD PMXIOL'S TEARS. 2)Q
CK II BKRRBT C1VKH, that I 'Jqq
ce of n Aot of Assembly f- L ,
12th day of June. A. D. 1814, !
, "An Act to amend sn Act dl- 3 1 1
the mode of selling unseated ; 298
a Clearnold oounty," and the. Ill
.implements thereto, there will J 00
Med to Publio tittle or outory. ! 293
owing tract of unseated lands j
r... n, i.. . .wl i tJ1J
vvuutjt w" "
thereon, t the Court House in
rough of Clearfield, on the gee
mday of June, A. I). ISCrt:
X'CARIA TOWNSHIP.
er. wr"Wfilf'fi "'"
13 John Mailer,
, P. Mysincope,
2 John Funk,
Fred'k Hubley, '
30 Michael Museer,
John Brady,
Wm. Brady,
; J.BlaiDE.Clain,
' 40 John Witmer,
; 40 Henry Witmer,
112 Wm. Wilson,
- 40 Herman Witmer,
116 Jacob Krug.
, 116 John Gibson,
73 Robert Wilson,
91 Jeremiah Mother,
110 Peter Getz,
153 Martin Fanlz, ,,
1 125 Jacob Faotz. jr.,
i 153 George Musser,
I 82 Thomas Gibson,
153 David Barton,
1 152 John Fordney,
1
1
0
,0
;o
137
m
SOU 0G
114 50
82 04
49 38
34 40
152 32
68 49
11278
197 04
185 94
112 17
44 81
55 58
48 01
86 80
37
62 57
101 64
91 18
10113
29 90
119 11
214 04
21 74
35 16
145 17
14 81
62 28
54 30
Ae.
253
100
John. Tones. $110 25
Jar. Chapman, 116 25
Bei.j.Tiasnell, 101 93
J. Williamson, 101 67
Mary Crawford, 123 27
T. Spademan, 174 47
Rebecca Brown, 153 KG
' Christian Stake, 34 33
Leonard llollig, 17 55
John Birch, 60 02
John Cummings, 30 71
CHEST. TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantee, etc. Taxes
?80 13
ja no -
78 82
100 84
10 04
27 05
5 18
James Ross.
31 Henry Pcle,
140 if' Fulton,.--. .
190 1C4 Chrixtian llober,
256 Miller AClirUt.
22 Miller Christ,
108 Jon.Keplmrt,
50 Nicholas Hacy,
200 M'nafl'y Mitchell 45 65
248 John ligert, 0 70
100 Jno. Brenneman, 3 32
61 H. & J. Breih, 12 57
COVINGTON TOWNSU1P.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, e to. Taxea.
1881 640 72 JIorrle6tewart,$75 42
4S3 47 .(orrie t Stewart, 67 H7
175 122 Morrlt Stewart, 20 R6
TO 30 Morria k Stewart, S 26
109 George Moore, 38 53
50 John Fry, Jr. . ' UG 98
382 Joseph Simons, 103 28
348 JoReph Harmon, 113 37
100 Charles Hall, 32 58
41 C. J. All port, 16 38
431 114Ilyman Grau, 189 30
336 114 Robert Shsw, 116 71
100 Robert Shaw, 43 71
50 John SUvron, 4 17
100 John DonulcUon, 13 88
60 104 B. 1). Sohoonover, 9 14
GUELICU TOWNSHIP.'
Ac. Per. Wananiees. etc Taxes.
225 John Witmer, f 101 CI
64 Pigot Shaw, ... .' 12 02
W5 48 Geo. Baker, " 123 81
48 114 George Moore, 2107
349 OOGeoiM Moore, 141 80
134 Philip Gloninger, 0153
158 John McCuhen, 72 50
433 153 llwaid Hand, 1C3 52
356 09 Emanuel Reigart, 134 5
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.
No. Ae. Per. Wrranteee, etc. Txe. !
221 Hugh Jordan, &4 V3
41.1 John Read, 102 M
61 114 Hudolph l.iti, 1? 83
1 J
John Low.
J). W. MOORE,
Irch 28, 1800,;) ;
17 53
Treat'r. ;
1893
1V40
8840
6Sfi7
250
Browo k Fu ton,
80 John Redand,
Jacob Krog,
Wm. riunket,
40 J. Museritnith,
Wm. Miller.
RKLL TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per, Warrantees, etc. Taxet
218 101 Henry Bock, 19 70
79 120 Henry Bee, i zs
JJ0 78 Henry Bech, V0 b9
Henry Beek. si so
06 Henry Beck, 7S 42
Henry Beck, 18 20
S7 Henry Beck, II 08
Benj. Oibbs, 118 83
20 Henry Beck, 54 43
Ire. A. Sebiaa, 18 12
Vf Henry Beck, 11 0
SiNicklin Griffith, It 44
Henry Beck, 22 12
Henry Beck, 24 21
Niektia 0rilth,242 12
fcicklin (Jriffiti,:il0 V0
Kicklin a Griffith, 121 83
Kicklin Or!fBih,247 85
Kicklln tiri(nth,233 75
Nicklin GriOith,2IO 42
Kicklin Oriffith, 81 84
Kicklin Oriffltb, 61 64
Kicklin GrifBih, 2J 84
Kicklin a. Oriffith.l5 03
Kicklin Griffith,288 38
Henry Bock, J 12107
Henry Beck, i 83 21
BOGGS TOWNSHIP.
A. rr. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
171
93
113
93
433
142
166
!
102
171 118
100
786
287
lit
287
IDS
C19
1281
i04 1000
08 lOltO
6907 1009
6918 1100
6919 998
6007
6910
6911
6913
6916
921 1100
. 6768 1004
:2St 863
920
350
263
106
767
Joho Thomas, ?8 M
John 1 homas, 4o 5'J
76 Joseph Drinker, 43 G3
Wm. M'Cormick, 98 57
Nanev Bocks. 10" 93
41 M. McDonald. 103 24
41 JohnByera, 103 24
90 Barbara Snyder. 28 GO
Oeoree Hoolman,33 71
Georc-e At res. 65 00
31 Wm. Troutwino, 65 00
John Kean,
John E. Shaw,
Luke Kler,
Joseph Ball,
Barbara Snyder,
Wm. Wdson.
Thoms Smith,
John KeiOiarL
J. k Thos. Meeso, 42 00
Richard Waple, 14 01
BLOOM TOWNSHIP.
As. Par. Warrantee!, etc. Taxei
322 J. W. Smith,
100 JohnSeyler,
60 Geo. L. Read,
84 LctI Cleaver,
111 Roberta Fox,
8590 1006 159 Roberta Fox,
hk I S Iflfl Jacob B ler.
260 Darid Irrins EiL.31 26
76 Keeper ilaruock 9 92
100 John P. Dale, U 10
BRADFORD TOWNSHIP.
Ao. Ter. WarranW.es, etc Taxet
60 Hugh Ely,
John Campbell, 'IV O'J
Hall Buck. 24 90
39
03
34
413
440
429
429
119
132
457
427
400
75
S3
G0
49
0
205
100
300
100
Ko.
3611
01 50
13 80
4 37
71 84
11 75
8 25
40 90
15 43
49 99
24 38
12 19
26 61
25 03
172 19
24 38
George Mead, 49 25
George Mead, 130 08
John Unci, 12 52
Barmoy Larnot, 9 87
Jno. J. l'ickardt, 15 16
Jno. J. Pickardt, 1144
Emery Reiler. 9 OS
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Per. Warrantees, eic. Taxes.
Jos. M'bitehall, $18 75
John Anderson, 100 23
Gilbert Voughl, 69 42
Thos. Billingion, 152 89
Thos. Stewartscn, 39 07
Jacob Downing, 39 4
Joseph SanKtm,
Wm. Sunsoui,
T. Edmunson,
John Drinker,
Jona'n. Kepharl, 17 4
Capper Haines, 140 34
Gilbert Vaocht, 109 80
Wm. Hoover, 40 07
6377 1100
350
1941 m
106
80
127
Ac
83 130
433 00
152 CO
391 159
100
108
37 49
70 99
303 147
90
100
300
:8l
100 :
50
!00
125
200
17
4C4
200
10 65
29 8d
125 24
35 17
6067
4263
4264
41U9
6672
4257
4V02
4236
Joseph Uanison, 20 45
90 Robert Mitchell, D9 2U
6 James Alexander, 4 60
L. J. Crane, 5 i
6293 726 George Mead, 62 9$
62V6 1167 47 George Mead, 10113
6297 1213 67 George Mad, 105 0&
285 Win. Montjrnmery.SB OS
36 John McPberaon. 7 VI
74 J. 61. Macuinter, 16 25
W' M. W. A'nvder, 163
41 J.D. McEnally, 6 Zi
41 JD. A'baw, 5 22
153 K Irwin A .9on, 14 SI
. K - fc. intu A Amu, t J
240 G. Irwin A in, 22 86
137 ' . Irwin Vod, 17 40
490 K. Irwin f Sun; 45 33
MORRIS TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Per. Warrantees, elc. Taxes.
140 74
117 39
44 20
108 George Moore,
200 John McCahen,
98 John Lampblark,
119 121 Chi isiian Stake.
193 122 MaltLias Young,
433 153 Christian linger,
433 163 George Musser,
237 48 Thos. Yedler,
210 Daniel01Hey,
215 73 Geo. Baker, Jr.
430 145 Timothy Faxlon,
433 1 53 John Burge,
210 153 John Musser, Jr.
430 145 Jos. Ashbright.
214 . VV. D. Hagerly,
400 ' Fox k Sojder.
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
Ae Per. Warrante, sto. Taxes
No
200
195
6673 1041
56 7 4 1 041
5675 IU41
5066 VM0
G Kidder,
David Caldwell
402 Geore Weizel. J100 41
200 William Went. 5140
327 Christian Wern, 8163
373 David Lauck, 93 13
421 Jesse Yarnell. : 89 10
63 74; 440 65 Joeeph Turner, 109 89
" 55 j 440 1(19 Joseph Turner, 109 89
195 05 440 20 Josepn Turner, 109 89
195 65 423 George llahecker, 104 04
107 01! 300 Peler Yarnell, 74 93
04 M no 141 Paiiick Ilavs. 42 47
27 1 10 Robert Glenn,
183 , Frauds Johnson,
133 Robert Rainy, .
433 153 Thomas Morris,
433 153 William Morris,
433 153 famuel Merediib,
433 153 William Miller,
433 153 Hell) Mori is,
433 153 Thos. Fit unions,
97 08
196 84
195 6S ;
97 51
190 84
53 44
30 40
76 73
60 48
433 153 George Clymer,
If aria lainweii g o . , . . , - , .
Moore a Uel.ney, S99 20 ' J JM Robert Gray,
Moore 4tIelaney,3U9 20 433 153 Patrick Moore,
Mw.re A Delanoy, 39 20 433 153 Mary Morris,
Wm lowers, 379 69 433 153 Magnus Miller,
433 153 Nalbio Irazey,
877 Wm Powers, 836 40
UVO James WiUon, 171 40
9ll Jsoies Wilson, 171 66
IIVO James Wiloon, 171 66
847 27 Moore and Delaney,9t 95
887 16 James M il'on, 2:17 99
t . ie on1
wocatnao inesuu, to 1 6061 1113
A. J, 03SS,
Sam'I.M'Clarren, 45 20
Joseph SAnsom, 3 8 4 6063
ChnrlesRUk. 78 2
Jonathan Nesbit 32 94 J"
FERGUSON TOWNSHIP.
Ac. Ter. Warrantees, tic. Taxes.
Benj Hartshorn, 25 bo
Jno. llambright, f 84 94
Dauiel Turner, 50 04
Matthias Slough, 22 57
George Ross, 117 50
Lewis Jordan, ti.i
A. Scott, 40 70
Abraham Ogilcn, 22 45
Henry Swan. 14 18
Tno. llambright, 30 50
FOX TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
4272 425 Jas. Wilson, $00 99
4'H)0 300 Jat.WiUon.west J 22 95
4138 110 JasWiUon.weslp23 14
4188 250 Jas. Wilson, 41 32
4181 495 Jas.Wilson.westl 51 72
50
233 159
433 153
63
433 153
74
150
100
24
100
420 Wilbelra Willink, 143 12
490 James Wilion, 143 21
740 James Wilfnn. 216 27
124 Wilbelm Willink, 22 63
William Power, 157 65
375 E. bhoemtker, 118 70
I () I K Shoemaker, 81 97
298 H'in. Powers, 91 32
250 - James Wilson, 7: 07
600 James Wilon, 146 li
2000 1020 Roberts and Fox, I6S 44
21)01 1V89 Roberts and Fox, 391 29
35V2 VU Roberusnd Kox, 22 12
188 429 38 Robtrts A Fox, 125 .16
10(0 AU1 Uutlois, 121 25
JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
An IVr. Warrantees, etc. laxes
400 John Houston,
483 Clem S'ockes,
4.13 John Vaughu,
433 Jonathan esbit,
-170 Blair M'LanahBn,
438 William Siewait,
lt5 James Wilson,
i 100 90 RoUrt Morris,
i 90 122 William Morris,
407 139 Richard R. Smith,
244
217
231
100
101
207
137
4x4
375
James Smith,
Waller Stewart,
67 83
32 30
10 00
108 29
108 29
108 29
108 29
108 29
108 29
108 9
108 9
108 29
1(18 29
108 29
1J8 9
99 9d
89 09
10 9
108 9
39 92
93 02
0 19
24 98
22 48
71 80
32 23
80 68
nrcABUREIfg BALIS of Real
Kcuto, returned to the eounly
tiuiistionere by tbe Collectors of the
'ml townnbips and boroughs for
i Taxes due snd unpaid tberooo for
' yer 1SC5 and previous years, and
I'Urauanoe of lbs Aot of Aaseuibly
ii h cases msde and provided, I will
:-iu'd to sell at I'ublie Hale, at tbe
nu t Iloure, in Clearfiold, oa Monday
Liu J lib (lay of June next, to following
trai'is o.'laad, to wit I "
DFACAIUA TQWXSlim
:.. j lajrttorp .Assessed.Tn x r.
1()0 B A. Bvers. ll 3
20 Elvina Burge, . 2 76
140 Jeremiah Oooper 3 00
150 D.Douglass. 17 94
i 300 Thos. Weion, liW,
43 James Gill. ' 7 25
hell ro'A'jcsrir.
Wm M. Barrett, 512 90
John Chrisi man. 12 90
Samuel T. Hoover. 7 74
Mechlley & Pantille, 9 08
BOGGS roW'SMW.
Blake Orey, ?8 58
Ii-vi .Sealy. 14 71
BRADFORD TOWSSUIJ'.
I Lot II. Utidekotter, $10 89
1 Lot Thomas Butler, 4 77
44 John Harrier, 9 70
2 Ilenrv Underhoffer. 4 77
B VBKS1DE TO WNSIIIP.
Christopher Baker, 30 49
Isaac Fallow,
19 Patrick Hays,
40 CoDiad Swartx, '
i Nich. Reidenour,
95 Robert Carson,
91 Mulbias Slough,
433 l53Richard Peters, $179 18 209 1U Joseph liable,
340
102
159
437
43
30
85
85
75
46
225
100
i
4
100
50
20
50
25
175
100
35
4200 600 Jas.. Wilson, 63 20
4182 990 Jas. Wilson. 120 33
4188 200 Jas. Wilson, 4 20
4241 937 Jas. Wilson. 28.j 11
4238 947 Jas. Wilson, 287 94
1534 20 Jas. Wilson, 0 09
1535 600 Jas. Wilson. 182 55
4242 298 Jas. Wilsou, 90 08
4M9 372 Jas. Wilson, 61 49
4340 188 la. Wilson, 3.) 90
4398 210 Jas. Wilson, 67 38
100 Lnne L Hyde, 13 IS
90 lUUlown Lot, 11 82
.62 llulet Lot, 6 51
107 Firman Lot, 11 24
50 Giles Lot, 5 25
4400 100 Hyde.BidwelliCo.13 13
25 Balliowo Lot, 2 94
4183 35 ) . Jas Wilson 45 82
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
No. Ao. Per. Warrantees, eta. Taxes
1924 608 100 Morrii Stwwt,$j2 20
1918 114 Mon-ii Stewart. 16 26
J3II5 60 George Mead, 6 23
4366 563 Goorgf Mead, l li
19J9 140 Morris Stewart, 24 75
1S86 60 Morrii and Stewart, 2 27
4352 790 Goorge Mead, 61 22
OeorgeMead, llt
George Mnnd, 100 64
Goone Iead, 89 1.1
4:i3 153 Fred Beales, N5 50 w
4,13 153 John lunroodied,lG5 68 '
1 k,Un Kuhn. 1(M&8 li'"
202 Ltwnezer liirnham.i I VU
103 Adam Kuhn, 41 I-
433 153 Thocuaa Martin, 151 ol
iXi Robert Marl in, 112 35
4.'t:t 153 Richard Man in. 78 38
91 135 Philip Lonitt,
25 39
19 47
9 05
30 00
23 45
15 03
70 Willia-n Johnson,
100 Philip Loast,
100 Jonathan Junes,
150 William Wilson,
100 Richard Martin.
KARTHAUS TOWNSHIP.
Ko. Ae Per Warrantees, sto. Taxes.
1914 513 05 Morris .Stewart, $101 08
U19 650 120 William tfmlih, 952
8552 573 120 H'llliam .Smith, 88 62
1003 T9 Charles H'lllink, 7 76
10'M 88 Charles H'lllink,
S4C3 1
3174 1 68 147 Charles IHllink,
1093 258 139 Charles Wtlliok,
10115 124 108 Charles Willink,
11:96 865 Charles Willink,
11197 436 US Charles Willinc,
1465 68 62 Charles Willink,
113 Charles H illink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles Willink,
Charles ll'.llink,
Jacob GraQ',
John Gialf.
Fredeiick llubley,
William Bigler,
Molt li Johnson,
Simoo Graij,
Hiliery Baker, ,
Joseph Putter,
Fraucis Johnson,
Joseph Nicholson,
Joseph Potter,
PENN TOWNS J IP;
No. Ac Per. MWratuams, Taxes.
5951 107 Nickliniri.lithfl0 02
6902 047 NicklintUriHiiu.138 80
6902 03 Elijwb lleaih, 1303
108 I Greenwood Bell, 39 03
PIKE TOWNSHIP.
No.Ac.Per.Warrnniees.etcTaxes
100
100
noo
150
90
130
60
02
9 40
20 55
CO 87
24 19
99 45
n ..11
4 V VB
55 24
38 67
1 5
82
14 70
8 86
48 95
19 92
1G92
II 94
4 40
h 44
100
100
00
75
60
104
17
6370 1100
6353 1104
1100
Pnllpa M'iAnahan.48 23 102s lit 5 62 MorriandStewart,35 41
r.t Klvmi.ker. 8 94 1928 153 93 Morris and StewarU6 49
A cl I !"
16 79!""
1 70 1 1939
14 i7
1S86
Mat. Slaymaker,
Wm.Grabsm.jr
Jno. 11 anna,
H i. ni. Oliver.
Moset Boggs' U'rs. 4 30 , mn
James Duncan, 33 71 ik7
X.r.i.minhMaines.16 50 1927
Thomas Holt, 1 H
TaTid Maines. 9 28
Joseph Powell, 6 35
Daniel Graham, 0 75
Lucinda Graham, 2 54
Horatio D. Hall, 6 35
John Harrier, 3 181
John Vaughn, 22 23
Andrew Peltit, 29 99,
1C28
1890
ISPS 611
1917-JM
?650 126
187 456
1916 75
(23 Morrii and Stewart,ll 52
194 81 Morrii and Stewart, 8 76
30 22 Morrii and Stewart, 3 72
1X4 Morrii and SlJiwart,lrt 68
771 77Morriiand8tewsrt,R6 05
328 SI Morrii and r?Uwart,37 42
387 44 Morrliand Ftewart.18 60
61 79 Morrii snd Stewart, 6 67
409 Morriiand 8tewrt,41 97
187 F.Bmhand's Ei't.,10 74
Morris and rtwart,X 48
Morrii snd 8tewart,29 88
Morris snd Stewart. II 76
Morriiand 8tewart,67 16
Morris and Stewart, 6 95
3466 250
1097 100
' 100
1097 10
1193 79
3463 I
3175 J 652
69
48
6412 98
6412 100
2011
13 11
62 85
811 30
12 23
75 17
69 27
8 21
182
It 15
6 65 :
13 65 1
419 :
57H1 750
6778 209
402 990
4252 9r7
6777 510
Charles Willink, 109 86
Cbarlos IV'illiok, I 87
J. R. MoClotkey, II 75
Arnold Cuntard, 9 44
William Michaels, 16 91
William Mirhsoli, 18 65
1655 967 112 UewrMyeis,rimeri J ta
1097 1
. . V ... ... TTIIII-U
CDartca iiiiiir,
Charles Wiliiuk,
11196125
1097 25
1097 I
lt'96 J 60
1UD6 66
600
122
133
83
TOO
89
16
199
182
Charles RllUnk,
Charles Willink
7 64
9 85
J Nicholson, f )U 8h
J Nicholson. 20 18
James WiJsun, 91 35
James Wilsoo. 101 00
12 J. Nicholson, 54 50
12 J. Nicholson, 5450
J. Nicholson, 40 91
S. Blodget, 14 00
Daniel Bailey, 30 04
Thos. Jordan, 42 35
Thos. Magee, 48 27
Thos. Magee. 49 13
W. S. Roberts, 39 41
H. W. MoNauI.10 79
Z Bailey, 6 27
Z. McNaul. 2G 00
R. Kratzer. 1150
J. Nicholson, 15 87
J. Nicholson,
80.1. Nicholson,
1INMOS TOirNSHlP.
125 Roberts A Fox 52 01
3598 380 KutHjrtsi rox.H :
5770 529
1429 70
450
145
184
1 .r.
( VJ
4020 470
90
5779 111
400
00
5770 70
5770 309
5770 475
21 22
7 32
W. khnarrs A Co.,69 38 I WOODWA RD TOWNSHIP.
Ac. ler. warrantees, etc. laxes
ttrt
8467
Ao.
437
435
Daoivl Yothen,
ChiUiis i Brown,
Mary Eggans,
Wiliard,
T.aod J. Wbils,
T. and J. White,
106
16 91
18 43
10 64
13 86
4 94
1 00
6 89
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
rhortai Meyers.
KNOX TOWNSHIP.
Fer. Warrantees, etc. Taxes.
48 Rbeuben Haines, $179 94
179 00
179 28
179 9
178 00
179 8
Ko.
492 308
S574 102
626 S15
6861 670
1434 363
1771
6879 1
6181 646
6SS6J
19 rr
218 661
2009 656
IS 621
110 871
80
106
25
100
60
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
Ae. Per. Wsrrsnlees, stn. Taxei.
Wm. Klrkpatrtofc, !7 si
34 Roberts a Fox, II 9
Conrad Long, H 89
J. B. Bmlih 29 67
David Kennedy US 49
50 Lulber Moiris,
433 153 Joseph llilliard,
433 153 Robert Gray,
429 41 John Bringhutst,
J ft 1.:1 Surah Ward.
No. As. Tsr. Warrantees, sto. Tsxes , ... 153 fle0rfle Eddy, 179 28
433 153 Mooro Wharton, li'J
433 153 George Ashton, 145 87
129 John Horsey, 9 35
72 Thos. Jordan, 22 73
25 George Fox. 0 98
433 153 Isabella Jordan, J79 18
900 Kilki Cox. 17 70
Morns sad Slewart.18 SO
Morris and 6tewart,25 62
TJcnry Wyoff, S55 TS
Casper Stiver, S4 IS
ChrUtiaa tower, f 66
RoberU Fox, Stt 61
Cbriitian Lower, S56 92
Chriit Lower, ' 84 65
t M Miller's keirs 87 IS
J. W Smith, (Wp. 11 45
I. S. Welch, 10 9)
Bsnm, S3 40
MeGalry. HM
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP.
800 Wm. Mapes, 83
S2S9 330 George Mead, 118 81
6290 488 George Mead, ' 167 99
6291 1110 GeorgsMead, 176 05
6326 200 OeoreeMead, ' 67 11
9908 176
1912 438
1HH4 I
1916 J 300158 Morris A fllewsrt,104
1923 181 Morris A Stewart, 114 92
1928 100 Morris A Stewart, II 7tl
1922 162 Morrii Stewart, 65 82
5324 1213 67 Geargs Mead, 242 58
6326 1100 GeorgsMead, 229 85
6327 Ul ISO George Mead, 242 68
6329 1100 GeorgsMead, 229 15
6330 1100 GeorgsMead, 229 36
1911 100 Morrii Htewert, 20 8
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
An. Per. Warrantees, etc Taxe.
297 Tho P. Cope, $77 24
149 John Skyron, 47 16
145 T.Cope, 39 48
103 JMMiUigao, ' 30 71
433 153 John Vaughl,
450 159 John Halls,
433 133 John Roll,
100 Wm, Wilson.
412 41 John Cannon.
433 153 Israel Wheelan,
208 Samuel Emlen,
153 5 Peer Ilenny,
140 Hugh Ralston,
215 5 Thomas Neel,
203 Thomas Maston,
335 Mary Neil,
300 ' Mary Connolly,
100 Benj. Johnson,
433 Hagtriy,
100 ' Roland Ens,
334 42 Pigot SLair.
210 Sebastian Urafl,
4118 73 Thos. Edmunson,
433 10J Daniel OtHey.
433 133 John Musser. jr.
121 Eli Uooimiin,
027 O. AM. MCormick.So Ja, 103 aiary ttinuw wd,
... a as ta ' j -in s in ! a
90 Thomps'nugeim ni-11 ; i J t niiip L.oasv,
43J 153 JaleD fouiK,
293 George Westpolt,
173 153 Robert Wharton,
433 153 George Shealf,
225 John Boyd.
UK) ' Sustrtnnh Ward
255 O M. M Cormick, 65 04
100 Henry Trout, . 43 20
14 George Bowman, 2 CO
84 Clot Senate's estate, 8 85
75. Peur Whiteside, 24 83
200 George Aihton, 33 30
148 75; 4.13 153 J. R. Howell,
100 70 1 433 153 Wm. Johnson.
00 39 100 03 George Bock ham,
148 75 218 Charles I light,
57 38 237 Daniel Turner,
34 08 170 peter Lowden,
9L Charles Lowden,
130 Mary Sandwich,
189 Isaac Wilson,
41 Mary Con cell,
85 George Ashton,
40 John M'CoddcII,
J17"1 15
ISO 55
177 15
40 90
141 34
113 7
63 17
29 21
27 89!
38 10 1
33 40;
88 531
94 33
27 40
91 59
40 90
130 52
88 32
179 15
122 95
122 11
40 83
20 17
14G 49
140 49
140 49
33 85
107 70
193 00
65 20
23 01
17 78
42 51
18 83
0 00
4 91
100 Leonard UoIlU $27 45
100 Samuel Snvder. 23 30
1(H) John King's Estate 14 63
10 James McCieery, 8 51
4 Sa ah 04ke, ' 1 47
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
36 J. II. Adams. $0 31
31 Richard Arthurs, 23 70
323 Robert S. Catbera, (559
125 Alex Dunlap.jr. 155
62 Geo. Elhngor's hetr10 77
100 Peier Hoover, 11 70
20 eamuel Gelnel, 5 85
35 Henry Hand. 0 15
UO David McGarvey, 17 55
1-Lol 1'eier Hoover, 5 85
MR WESbYILl.E BO 110
2 Lot" Jsmea Ixrke, $1095
CHEST TOWXSUU'.
53 David Michaels. $4 27
25 Nathaniel Noble, 4 28
50 John Wallace, 18 53
97 John Bver. 12 45
20 , Joseph Breth." 2 00
90 James Stevenson, 9 47
8 Wm. Krlfridce. 5 15
DECATUR TO WASH IP.
50 David Kephart.jr. $1793
13 Jtviatlian Kepbart 0 M
10 John (4. While. 4 TO
81 Henry M Mu'din. 14 02
FERGUSON TO WASH IP.
93 , H'ui. Barrett, 15 40
50 Scott 'Jurry, , 0 55
150 John II. l-erguson, 24 57
200 Puul tl hl.e. 0 20
GIRARD TOWNSHIP.
100 Luzier A Livergood,$9 05
100 Henry Martle 12 23
109 Alex. Wiard, 10 77
50 Tl.os Luzier, 5 5
1 2 Ar'm Lausberry, 14 Uo
100 11 u. 1 bu-nix, 11 to
40 Thomas Stone, 0 91
GUELKII IVWXSfilP.
125 Robert Henderson.;! 1 09
333 Ilaslei, Turner jn.:.rz Zb
JOitDAN TOWXSUW.
50 1 horn ts Owens, 9 96
400 Hui. fusey, 1 9 2d
2-Lois Joseiili Hood.
123 Morgan, Oir& Co., 8 24
100 1 nomas uea, c
K ART II. I US TO WXSA IP.
80 Jas. Askey, $10 35
200 Henry Culvey, 120
43 Elish Tickner, 040
25 John Hsrisock, 417
130 Andrew Long, 18 00
50 John McGonigd, 5 55
KXOX n:VSsU IP.
5 ll'tn. Robison, 2 77
14 . J. M thae, 1 65
LUMBER CITY BOROUGH
Houseand I.ot D. Deumark.ll 10
2 Lots O. W. Gray. 1 39
MORI'lS TOWXSIIIP.
50 Anson Jones, 4 30
ISO Michael Quigley, 13 05
MiW WASHINGTON BOHO.
Uoue 3-Los II. Uallighei.2 22
UouselAH J livin's Et.ll 00
PENN TO WNSI1IP.
57 Wm. Beck,.
12 John Flvnn,
10 A. K Wright.
UNliiX TO WNSUir
60 B'm. II. Booze,
00 Leander Dennine.
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP.
60 J. K. Duvis, 7 05
80 Jmea McKey, 8 40
One Lot Truman Root, 1 1 41
I. W. MOORK. Trsasunr.
'fr-ar Office, April 4, ISftt.
MH9. IV J. lir-RKY repeolfully
anr.fi. xs thst shs will luke a
Um Punili In V eal and Piano Ml'S-
IC, to rommence MoLdn April 8d.
Terms, $10 per quarter of llwcsl' .
Mr-Roomi at resideaoa of J. L.
Cuttle, Esq
ClearBeld, March ?2, 18C5-
! THE . JJEXT OOVEEN0R.
Wa find tlio followinrr impromptu
little speech made by Hon. llictcr
Clymor, in the l'ottsville Standard :
On Thursday evening liiKt.it bc
camo generally known in Pottsville
thttt the Democratic candiduto for
Governor, lion, llioster Clymer, was
in town, engaged in the trial of a ease
in our Court, and arrangements were
immediately made to neronado the
popular standard bearer1 of the white
man's party in tho coining campaign.
The PotteviUe Cornet Hand was en
gaged fcfr the owasioa, aud about ,0
P. M., a procession wan formed at the
Town Hull. Although no public no
tice had been given of the intended
compliment to Mr. Clymer, quite a
large crowd was preHcnt, and a nu
merous procession was eoon formed.
Ileaded by tho Hand, playing in their
usual splendid atylo, the procession
marched down Ccntro street to the
American House, followed by a con
et.ant.lv increasing crowd. On arri-
. TT . I. ..
ving at the American iiouho, mc
Hand played several stirring airs. and
Mr. Clymer was loudly called for.
Tho crowd by this time was immense.
Centro street resembled a sea of up
lurned faces, all anxiously looking for
the appearance of the champion of
tho nomocracy. Mr. Clymer waR In
troduced to tho assemblage by Col. J.
M. Wethcrill, as follows :
Fellow citizens Permit mo to In
troduce to you the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, lion, jticsicr viy
mer, whom I hope, through the votes
of tho conservative men of the State,
we can Boon call Governor Clymer.
(Appbi"0-) ...
Mr. Clvmer was most cnthuciasU-
nn rnr.;rAl After tho tumult of
applause had somewhat subsided, he
addressed tho expectant crowd as
lollows :
"A sojonrncr for a few days, en-
paged in the trial ot a cause in your
Courts, I need not say to you, my
frionds, how gratifying to mo Is this
evidence of your kindly regard. I
well understand that the position j
occupy before tho peoplo of the State
has mucn to ao wim i
your greeting; yet I will not deny
invselt the pteasani rcuecuuu iui.
pa'st associations, old meiaories, abi
ding friendship, are the -ords which
bavo drawn many of you hither.
Lon" arro. when starting on the
journey of life, I eo almost a stran
ger in your miast, nna nero jt-
in tho practice of my profession.! met
with kindness unexampled, with cn
fnnni.rement and support; and whon
iv nfttiira yendered it necessary for
me to return to my native county, 1
Hid ao with a recrret which has been
unceasing. I left here personal friends
than whom none were more true, ana
although sinco then some of them
have been gathered to tho "City of
the Silent." vet I know that amongst
thoso whom'l address there are many,
verv msnv. whoso presence hero at
teste their fidelity to tbe past, their
support in the present, and their aid
in tho future. To have merited their
... t IM.Ay(A 1 . n r. m .
nronaiion nas iiunci tu vi;n
sustain all men in every . position
whoso energies are ilovotod to theso
ends, is tho highest duty of the patri
otic citizen at this hour, and for the
reason that to do so is no partisan
effort, I have referred to it upon this
occasion dedicated to the interchange
of kindly personal civilities which are
not to bo marred by tho expression of
sentiments distastef ul to any one who
hears mo. Wishing you, one and all,
health and happiness, I bid you good
night, .
. Thk Caiuvf.t. It is stated from
pretty Tellable quarters that a liunga .
in the President's Cubinet will bo mado
within a few days. A change is ur
gently required. That ranting; cant
ing negro BufTrags humbug liarlan
that apostate from the ministerial pro
fession to the political ring, and a dis
grace to both should get his papers
quickly, and should not be allowed to
stand upon tho order of Lis going.
There is 110 earthly, use in keeping
Attorney General Speed for his abil
ity and sincerity are at about an equal
depreciation. The Dis-unionists pcr
sist in saying that Secretary Stanton
notwithstanding his professions of
fealty to tho President's policy la
secretly in league(or at least 'at heart')
with Thad Stevens. If there is any
even tho rmallest doubt about Kia
sincerity, or about his endorsement of
and 00-opcration with Johnson in all
and every part of tha restoration poli
cy, let hi 111 he also requested to vacate,
l'ho country can well spare him. Tho
people owe him no love. If ho has not
recanted and repented and done pe
nance for his multitude of past sins,
ho should not be rctalnod as a "confi
dential adviser" a single hour. IftVo
President desires the restoration of the
Union, ho must havo none but Union
men about him in official positions,
Let there beaclungo! rat b Union,
end-
0 85
1 00
2 42
823
1332
mil
highest aim ; to continue to do so will
beinv unceasinc effort ; and although
with Boine of thorn I mav utdcly dif
for ns to tho means to tho end, yet I
feel they will accord to me that which
I freely yield to them iutegrity oi
1111 mono.
You do not expect mo at this time
nor do I intend to address you upon
lhe general question ngiUUng the
public mind. It would bo improper
for many reasons; some future op
portunity will, I trust, be afforded me
to do so; undyetl may not refruin
to dwell for one moment upon a sub-
Iject of such absorbing and paramount
I interest that it may not bo avoided.
I . . 1 . : f . 1, 4t.
it caiHIOl UO, my inums, mus
civil war -just ended was waged to
dismember the sacred union of these
States, to uproot and destroy the doc
trine that taxation and representa
tion are inseparable; to enfranchise
four millions of 'negroes and enslave
eight millions of white men; and to
reduce to tho condition of conquered
j-srovinces eleven sovereign States!
Yet such aro cluiiusd to ho its Jcjili-
mnte rcsuiu by many. If they should
prove to be so, if fanaticism and latent
treason should overpower patriotism
Tlon rVALIw The " rVoiteni Tlo
J; lei" Property, liylertowa, Clear.
hl4 county, I'enu'a. Thin old, wU es
tablished aod favorably known Hou-e.
I. ofUf.d foi sale. It Is one of
1),. t.t locations in the County, snd
slfordi rsrs
son wiabinr to
There is shout U fc, Aere 01 wuun. ..... i)V
wblrk la "" - j
and true watcsmanship, and if in obo-
dience to tho demoniac rago 01 those
whom the President has branded trai-
jtoi-s, it be attempted to govern the
Southern States ifl Hungary is gov
erned br Austria, Poland by Itussia,
and Ireland by England, who may
Eaii.hoad Survey. Several
nccrs and their assistants have been,
and aro now engaged waking ft sur
vey tor a railroad from this point up
the river to where tbe Northern Cen
tral railway makes tho river a dis-
tance ol about wino miles Ibis sur
vey is made, wo understand, at tbe
direction of tho Columbia and Port
Deposit Railroad Company, to connect
with their proposed road Between
Columbia anil Port Deposit, Md., and.
of which, we presume, it is to be con
sidered an extonston. II ngntsvillQ
Star. . ..
A Model Application for Ornci.
Among tho many written applica
tions for ofllco received by tho nevf
collector of tlio port of 2fow York Is
the following ; ' Sir I am twenty-fivo
years of ago. I sorved eight years in
the United States arm'. I am willing
to do anything; I am married; in tho
field I assisted to support tho Uuion
and the Constitution ; athomo,! would
like to support my wifo and faouly
Andy Johnson."
Suicide. Thomas V. Birdsall,prw
identoftho Security Fire Ins uranco
Company, committed suicide in Kew
York, on Wednesday, by takiug ado.o
of strychnine, in his private llice, in
Broadway. It is said that unsuccessful
private speculations and pecuniary
troubles in ids bussiness were the
causoofhis committing tho terrible
deed.
i
Another Bank Defalcation. Ono
of the bookkeepers of tho Irving Bank,
in icw lorK, istieiauiterior-j,vvw,
ono half of which lies been recovered.
Ho is the son of a clergyman, is under
arrest, and is said to have confessed
his guilt. Ilin friends havo given bond
to mako up tho w hole of tho missing
sum.
A Home for Hf.tirm Acrons. It
is stated that Edwin Forrest.tho trago
ditui, purposes on his return H orn Cal
ifornia to carry out a long contempla
ted flehemo by Joun Jingand endowing
111 Philadelphia a homo for retired ac
tors, on a largo estate be has rmrcbas.
ed near that city.
C0SrF.IF.RATK PRIVATEERS. Til
nsraber of Confederate privateers dur
ing the lato war was twenty-five.
Theso captured 28:? American vessels,
destroying 2:15. Tho captured vessels
wero valued at $25,01)0,000, and thoso
destroyed at $'0,OO0,000.
tions la ins ;ouniy, o , " ., f, . 0 ,. '
Inducements for any per- denj that the blood spilt and treasure
to angageia that business, expended havo been in vain? But
the aid of the
he its results. A restored and perlcct
Union, an intact and enforced Consti-
tacnra ie we muss, hub wu.... . - . , .. .
erected a large trams Stable and all good and true of all parties Shall Hot
Beoosnary buildlnirs tor an riusun
nent of this kind, tog's tour with a ton-
todwastwo bwi owr. uos. -..'. ,
finished and In rood repair, iaimedl- luuun, siiuii u 1110 l'-
is possessioa given. For prios and during rewards of tho trials and blood-
terms of SalsaMyor across, 61,C 0f Our Civil Strife. , . .
April itb.i'sn tf. ciearSeiJ, fa. I To aid in eec-uring these results, to
Dr.Axn of a notep epitor. J. V.
Chapman, formerly of tho Indiana
State Sentinel, known throughout tho
country by tho sobriquet of "Crow,
Chapman, Crow, died in Indianapolis,
last Sunday . .
fitir Tho contract for a painting of
tho h'jltloof Gettysburg has been re
warded to Mr. P. P. Iiothcrmcl, of
Philadelphia.
An Irish paper advertises,-''Vanled1
an ahlo-bodied man as a washerwoman,
Ac. Tet. Warranreei, etc. T"e-