THE H AZETIE.
Renew yonr Subscriptions
The present and ensuing month closes
the vear for a large number of subscribers.
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
monev, as A DOLLAR will now pay for a
y o:ir —a fact worth remembering.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
The next Senate of this State will con
sist of the following members :
SENATE.
1. Philadelphia Oitv —Benjamin Mathias,*
"W M. A. CRABB.*
2. Philadelphia County—Thos. S. Fernon,
Hfhos. 11. Forsyth, SAML.G. HAMILTON.!
3. Montgomery —-J. Y. Jones.
4. Chester and Delaware—llKNßY .8.
EVANS*
5. Berks—Henry A. Muhlenberg.
6. Bucks—Benj. Malonc.*
7. Lancaster and Lebanon — E. L. DAR
LINGTON,* E. KINZER.*
8. Northumberland and Dauphin JOHN
C. KUNKLE.* ,_, . , ~ Jcu •
9. Northampton and Lehigh —Conrad
111 °lO. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne —
F.. W. HAMLIN.
11. Adams and Franklin—Tho3. Carson.
12. York —Henry Fulton.
13. Cumberland and Perry —Jos. Baity.
14. Centre, Lycoming, Sullivan and (. uu
tnn —Wm. F. Packer.
15. Blair, Cambria and Huntingdon—lt.
A. M'Murtrie.*
10. Luzerne, Montour and Columbia C.
R. Buckalew.
17. Bradford, Susquehanna and \\ yonung
Geo. Sanderson.
18. Tioga, Potter, McKean, Elk, Clearfield
and Jefferson —John W. Guernsey.
19. Mercer, Venango and A\ arren —John
20. Erie and Crawford —J. 11. Walker.*
21. Butler, Beaver and Lawrence—Wm.
llaslett,* A. Robertson.*
Allegheny—Jas. Carothers.*
23. Washington and Greene— MAXWELL
MCCASLIN.
24. Bedford, Fulton and Somerset —HAM-
ILTON B. BARNES.*
25. Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion-
Christian Mvers.*
20. Juniata, Mifflin and Union — F.LI SLI
VER.*
27. Westmoreland and Fayette — JOHN
MCFABLAND.
28. Schuylkill—Charles Frailey.
In all, 10 Democrats, 10 Whigs and 1 Na
tive.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams—David Mellinger.*
Allegheny —John M'Cluskey,* Jas. FifTe,*
G. E. Appleton,* T. Hennev.* J. Miller.*
Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson—J. S.
Rhoy, Reynolds Laughlin, AN . A\ ■ A\ ise.
Beaver* Butler and Lawrence —Thos. Dun
gaii,* Saml. Hamilton,* J. R- Harris."
Bedford, Fulton and Cambria—AV. P.
Sehell, John Kean.
Berks—George Dengler, I-aac Yost, J. C.
Evans, Jacob lteitsnyder.
Blair and Huntingdon—Seth R. M'Cune,*
Wm. B. Smith.*
Bradford—Addison M'Kean, Henry Gibbs.
Bucks—Jonathan Ely, Noah Sbull, Ed
ward Thomas.
Carbon and Lehigh—David Laurv, W m.
Lilly, Jr.
Centre—W. 11. Blair.
Chester—Jno. Acker,* William Chandler,*
Jesse James.*
Clearfield, McKean and Elk—James L.
Gillis.
Clinton, Lycoming and Potter—J. B. Tor
bett, J. M. Kilborn.
Columbia and Montour —M. E. Jackson.
Crawford—G. Merriman, Ransom King
sley.
Cumberland —J- Ellis Bonharn, T. M.
Henderson.*
Dauphin—James Freoland,* Jacob Lan
dis.*
Delaware—John M. Broomall.*
Erie—C. W. Kelso,* A. IV . Blaine.*
Fayette and Westmoreland—Jos. Guffey,
L. L. Bigelow, P. W. Hook, A. M. Ilill.
Franklin—David Maclay,* G. A. Ma
deira.*
Greene—Fletcher Brook.
Indiana—Alexander M'Connell.*
Lancaster—Moses Pownall,* C. L. Ilun-
Eecker,* J. C. Walton,* B. F. Martin,* B.
A. Shueffer.*
Lebanon—-John C. Seltzer.*
Luzerne—S. S. Benedict, J. W. Rhoads.
Mercer, Venango and Warren—John W.
Shugart, L. N. McGrauahan, J. Y. James.
Miffiin—John Ross.
Monroe and Pike—Henry S. Mott.
Montgomery—C. W. Gabe, O. I'. Fretz,
Ilenrv Bnyer.
Northampton—Michael Meyers, A. Mil
ler.*
Northumberland—William Folmer.
Pqrry—David Steward.
Philadelphia City—C. O'Neill,* J. L. Doss
ier,* G. 11. Ilart,* J. It. Flanigan.*
Philadelphia County—S. Demeres, I). Uu
bicam, Isaac Leech, Jr., Wm. Goodwin, Wm.
11. Sunder, Henry Iluplet, Thus. L. Gifford.f
1. K. Springer,t F. Reel,f ■). Wagner,f B. R.
Miller, f
Schuylkill—Steph. Ringer. Bernard Ilcilly.
Somerset—George Mowry.*
Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming—
Isaac Ileckhow, Michael My It it.
Tioga—Jeremiah Black.
Union and Juniata—Wm. Sharon.*
Washington—John Meloy,* Solomon Al
ter.*
Wayne—T. J. Hubbell.
York—George Kraft, Jas. M. Anderson,
Ezekiel R. Herbert.
Whigs marked thus * —Natives thus f—
new Senators in SMALL CAPS.
The House will stand—sß Demo
crats; 37 Whigs and 5 Natives. Both
branches will be as follows :
Dem. Whigs. Natives.
Senate, 16 16 1
House, 58 37 5
OFFICIAL VOTE for President Judge
of the 20 Ih Judicial District:
Wilson. Casey.
Union county, 2,283 2,379
Milflin county, 1,700 1,332
3,983 3,711
Wilson's majority, 272.
In Juniata county the entire locofoco
ticket is elected.
In Union county the entire whig ticket
has been elected, with the exceptiou ol
one Judge.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
By the following majorities, nearly all of
which are official, it will be seen that the
majority for Col. Bigler, the democratic can
didate is 8,809. McKean, Elk and Warren
to hoar from which will probably increase it
to near 10,000.
Gen. Seth Clover is elected Canal Commis
sioner by about the same majority.
Messrs. Black, Lewis, Gibson and Lowrie,
democrats, and Richard Coulter, whig, are
elected Judges of the Supreme Court.
Johnston. Bigler.
Adams, 527
Allegheny, 2,814
Armstrong, 2s- 1
Beaver,*
Bradford, 3uu
Berks, 4765
Bedford, t 37
Bucks, _ 215
Butler, 130
Blair, 591
Cambria. 535
Carbon, 557
Centre, llOO
Chester, 1000
Clarion, 1309
Clearfield, 7OO
Clinton, 285
Columbia,! lOl7
Crawford, 3OO
Cumberland, lB2
Dauphin, 1009
Delaware, 552
Elk,
Erie, 1504
Fayette, 7OO
Franklin, 546
Fulton, 134
Greene, lOOB
Huntingdon, 400
Indiana, 721
Jefferson, 350
Juniata, 194
Lancaster, 4838
Lebanon, 975
Lehigh, 377
Luzerne, 1438
Lawrence, 1108
Lycoming, 648
McKean,
Mercer,"
Mifflin, 260
Monroe, l6*4
Montour, - 518
Montgomery, BOl
Northampton, 1523
Northumberland, 9ll
Perry, 647
Phil'a city and county, 2759
Pike, 667
Potter, 59
Schuylkill, C 74
Somerset, 1670
Susquehauna, 692
Sullivan, 225
Tioga, 575
Union, 878
Venango, 6OO
Warren,
Washington, 127
Wayne, 1142
Westmoreland, 2025
Wvoming 2OO
York, llll
22,186 31,055
•Lawrence formed since out of each.
fFulton erected out of it since.
J Montour erected out of it since.
JI*DGI> ELECTED.—The Whigs and Natives
have carried their entire Judicial ticket in
Philadelphia city and couuty. George Shars
wood, George M. Stroud and -J. Clark Hare
are elected Judges of the District Court.—
I Oswald Thompson is elected President Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, and Wnt. 1).
Kelley and Joseph Allison, Associates.—
Sharewood and Stroud were on 111• Denio
i cratie, and Whig and Native tickets.
Daniel M. Smyser, Whig, is elected Prt-.-i
dent Judge in the Bucks and Montgomery
! district. The Bucks county Democrats voted
for Henry Chapman and the Montgomery
Democrats voted for Joseph Fornanee.
Robert J. Fisher, Dem., is elected in the
York and Adams district: James 11. Graham,
Dem., in the Camberland, Perry and Juniata
district; Henry G. Long, Whig, in the Lan
caster district; Townsend Haines. Whig, in
Delaware and Chester; John J. Pearson,
Whig, in Dauphin and Lebanon : Francis M.
Kimnioll, Whig, in Franklin, Fulton, Bed
| ford and Somerset; Samuel A. Gilmure. dem.,
in Washington, Fayette and Greene : W ni. It.
! McClure, Whig, in Allegheny : David Agnew,
Whig, in Beaver, Butler, Mercer and Law
! rence; Jeremiah M. Burrell, Dem., in IWst
moreland, Indiana and Armstrong; ]!. G.
White, Dem., in Tioga, Potter, Mcivean, Elk
and Clearfield; Washington, Macartney, Dem..
in Northampton and Lehigh; Alexander Jor
dan, Dem., in Northumberland, Lycoming,
Centre and Clearfield: John N. Conynghatn.
Dem., in Luzerne, Wyoming, Montour and
Columbia; David Wilmot, Dem., in Bradford,
Susquehanna and Sulivan; Charles W. lie
gins, Dem.,-in Schuylkill: N. B. Eldrcd, Dem.,
in W ayne, Monroe, Pike and Carbon ; J.
Pringle Jones, Dem., in Berks, u-' George
Taylor, Whig, in Huntingdon, Blair and
, Cambria, A. S. Wilson, Dem., in Union and
Mitflin ; and probably Galbraith, D m., is
el-'cted iu Erie, Warren and Crawford.
HAT k CAP MANUFACTORY,
w. c;.
Market street, Lewistuicn, adjoining Ken
nedy Porter s Store.
rfgg Respectfully invites the attention i
I of the citizens of Mifflin ami the nd
joining counties to liis ex
stock of SPRING
STYLE HATS &
which he offers at prices that cannot fail tc
suit purchasers.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find it decidedly to their advantage to give
him a call, for his arrangements are now such,
as to enable lum to furnish any quantity that
may bedeoircd on the shortest notice.
The care and attention he has ever given to
the manufacture of the style of flats preferred '
by Ins numerous Ornish customers, will be !
continued; and he feels warranted in giving 1
the assurance that they will not be disap
pointed.
Grateful for the encouragement he has thus
far received, he will continue to deserve it, hy
continued assiduity to the wants of his friends, !
and strict attention to his business.
Lewistown, April 11,1551.
4 UDI l OR'S NO I ICE.—The undersigned
j£\. having been appointed auditor, to make
distribution and report the facts on Ihe estate
of THOMAS MITCHELL, dee'd. will at
tend to that duty, at the Register's office in
Lewistown, on"Tuesday, October 28th, 1~ 1,
w here all interested are notified to attend.
IMVID McCLI'RE.
September 19, 1551.—4t
rpHOMPSON'S INDIAN BALSAM. On- |
JL ly 25 cents per bottle. For sale bv
Waj 0, 1601, JOHN KENNEDY. |
Dr. Hgoflasd's German Bitters are just- I
ly reckoned among our most valuable uiedi- :
cines. In cases of Dyspepsia, it acts like ma
gic, strengthening the tone of the stomach,
stimulating tlie digestive powers, and giving
ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to
the eye. There are thousands tn this commu
nity who can testify to their virtues, and thou
sands will hereafter add their testimony. Dr.
C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch street, below Sixth,
Philadelphia, prepares this valuable article.
NEW
DAGDERREOTITe ROOM,
In the Town Hall,
I,cwilwn.
C. SMITH, Daguerreotypist, would call
j\ , the attention of the citiiens of Lewis
town and vicinity to his Daguerreotypes of
CITIZENS AND OTHERS,
At Rooms in the Town Hall.
Persons sitting for pictures may rest assured
that no pains wiil be spared to produce then, in
the highest perfection of art His INSTRU
MENT is of the most powerful hind, enabling
hint to execute pictures unsurpassed for high
finish and truth to nature.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither
required nor expected to take them unless per
fect satisFaciion is given.
N 15. Instructions given in the art, contain
ing the more recent improvements.
The Public are solicited to Call and Examine,
Sept. 19, 1851.—tf
Tuscarora Academy.
fTUJE twenty-seventh semi-annual session of
] this institution will commence on MON
DAY, the 27i.h of October inst. The whole ex
pense per session of 22 weeks, for Jso3rd. Tui
tion, Washing, &.o. } need not exceed $44, and
! with economy may he less. lor further par
ticulars address, (post paid),
DAVID WILSON, ) n . - ,
DAVJI) LALGHLIN, ) 1 " nci l' als -
Acadcmia, Juniata co., I'a., Oct. 10,1851.*
BRISBIN & BINGES,
r w!in\ tun: niuiiis.
Mar hit street, oue dour West of H'/. I*. Mil
liken s btore,
E,otvi*t<ivi ti, S*is.
A large and well selected assortment nt
Ciotha, Cassiffiorer:, Vestiugs, &c., constantly
on hand, which they will, seii or make up to
order, on reasonable terms and at the shortest
notice. [October JO, 1851.-ly.
IT 3 W STOR2
A.\l) GOOBS.
riMJE undeisigned is j.ist receiving from
A Philadelphia, a large and choice assort
ment of
Dry lioods, Groceries, anl Clncciisu arc,
superior to any ever before offered in this com
munity, which will be sold low fir cash or
country produce. Call at the McCLURE
STAND, one door west of MAYES' TAVERN.
Among the numerous articles embraced in
this fine stock are the following :—Blur*, black
green, and brown CLOTHS, Cassinu-res,
Vestingß,(Jas-in**U, leans.&.C.; Muslins, brown
and bleached; De Lain *?, Cashmeres, Alyaeas;
Ribbons, Lace.-, and Fringes; SHAWLS, Car
pets, Carpet Chains, and a choice lot of Rugs.
In I tie iiroeei y B.iue,
we have the best of Coffee 'i'r t, Sugar, Rice,
Cheese, Molasses, Ace. Y\ e have Boots arid
Shoes, Looking Glasses, Cedar W are, Hard
ware, Xails, Fi.-h and Salt, Tobacco and Ci
gars. and a few choice sugar cured Hums.
(K?~A!i kinds of Pro IFCE taken in store
and forwarded to Philadelphia, or bought at
cash prices.
N. if 'I he public are invited to cnii and ex
amine lor themselves before looking elsewhere.
WM. P. MILLIKKN.
Lew irtown, Sept. 20. 1851.
FALL lUlfflß ROODS.
\l>7 E have just opened at our r.l<l 'nnd llic
* f largos', an ! most complete assortment
of Full and \\ inter Goods that we have ever
offered to the public. Having previously re
duced our o'd stock wry low, we have been
' ualii-d to replace it wiiii new, at extremely
low priet and we lliu.k we cart oiler those
w!; i see tit ti eatroiuze us, us good bargains
as any other establishment in the )>luce.
Uur stock of French black and colored
E£roai £
Beaver Cloths, Blanket Coatings, urul French
and fancy Ciwsiineres is particularly large and
desirable. We n 'v soil hnvy brown Mus
lins, a yard wide—choice <>! tour makes —at
beautiful rich style Mc.vs delaines, at
and colored joints at oto tic. We wish
~e fa ' f52.c5J.1l -?S>SI3 -j
before purchasing elsewhere, to examine our
or.s OT; I.M.N us. CASIIMKHJS, Kugiieii ami
FrencU Merinoes, 1 'op ins, Riilvs, Dress Trim
mings, bhmvis, Bonnets, as we think we
can oiler them as great inducements as any
other concern. We have added about
Fifty Pieces cf Carpeting.
to our former stock, embracing splendid Brus
sels (the first ever offered here), new s'y o
three ply Imperial, lugrair. of all grades, beau
tiful Venitian for stairs and entry, low priced
do , druggets. listing, and rag Cnjv is. \Vc
have Flnr Oil Cloths, yard to yard and a half
wide; Window Shades; HOOTS A.\D
SIIOJiS, of every description ; and
(xt'dctrii'ft,
as low as the lowest. oCr"C'al! and sec for
yourselves.
WA i l SON, JACOB & CO.
Lewistown, Sept. 2t>, 1851.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PASSENGER TRAINS ieuvo lewistown
daily as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Eastward at 7 o'clock BU minutes P. M.
Westward at 2 o'clock 53 n.inutts I*. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Eastward at 2o'clock 35 minutes A. M.
Westward at H o'clock 10 minutes A. M.
Fit LIGHT TRAIN DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY*).
Eastward at 8 o'clock 10 minutes A. M.
Westward at II o'clock 5.7 minutes A. M.
JAMES MILLIE EN.
August 29, 1851. —tf
g OCRS, Latches, Hinges, Planes, Saws,
M-J Bed Screws, Veneres, .Mahogany Knobs,
8 by It) to 24 by BO Glass, Puity, Flaxseed
Oil, at very low prices, at
Juti'2o F. G. FR ANCISCUS'S
OFFICIAL RETURNS of the General Election held in Mifflin Conhtv,"October 11, l*H.
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c- r2 w ~ 3 *• .2 +
£ % ~Z - 5
77*?9- 2 * ? |
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T- £* s 2 - © S ;S !? '- 3 *£ • rj
Governor. Q C ■ ca < S3 S5 - 553. - . -
William Bigler, 163 137 146 97 10 70 69 137 125 50 147 143 -.*g g afclfll
W.lliam F Johnstov, 140 108 116 123 108 129 76 129 95 2. % 68 59 40 0, 3.-1413
Se^t mnn!4?nir ' 163 108 152 99 109 69 70 132 125 51 .45 139 57 75 100 41-1665
John Strohm, 143 110 111 120 108 131 7b 132 9a 20 97 .1 01 4o 04 33-1423
John kJ™"* 136 U9 144 70 86 63 71 105 122 51 144 149 58 84 91 36-1529
William H. Irwin* 161 125 114 119 120 134 69 154 92 26 9b 00 39 ->u <J 40-150,
William Shtpf 131 US 133 65 68 IM I* g ] jj "lISJ
Jacob Mutthersbough,* 163 111 124 153 127 131 .a 148 'Jo 2* 103 10 ... 41 ,0 oi la„0
George Wiicv?""' 168 132 152 83 99 69 68 118 125 51 145 140 58 81 96 43-1629
George Consvr,* 136 107 108 134 115 128 ,5 124 9a 26 J8 69 60 ... 6a 3- 14, J
Eli Si.iFF.R S "" r 148 111 115 135 109 129 76 134 95 29 96 68 60 36 66 38—1448
James .NLDoweilf 1 ' 151 126 129 68 68 64 65 124 123 58 163 142 73 83 97 40-1379
Adam Crifsman,* 15U 115 135 150 147 130 79 14U 92 18 .8 66 4a Jo b3 Jo- 14.8
James D^rmanr 0 151 196 *l3B 64 91 58 64 128 125 51 145 140 58 79 92 40-1550
Timothy G. Sterrett,* 149 117 121 153 126 139 82 105 9o 20 9. .0 60 JJ 68 ..4—loll
Daniel yei>rier °O9 159 171 84 93 71 74 119 125 52 147 140 58 .4 100 aD—l.ls
S-t&am.- ® M 77 IK 131 129 74 1 93 93 96 70 CO 44 61 33-1336
rhmdfwflff' ICC 120 133 69 72 66 65 119 126 50 141 139 57 71 90 4<-js3|
Isaiah Coplin, 136 113 129 62 66 65 62 114 121 39 128 124 o2 6 J 88 39-1398
John Henry.* 124 93 99 143 Ml 117 72 144 9a 27 07 iJ oi 40 o3 31- 415
Samuel P. Lilley,* 112 84 96 138 47 137 05 98 79 38 113 .4 48 oo 51 33-1-.63
John Kerc/ ' 58 52 28 06 100 6 25 50 7 8 1j 2 6 090
Director of the Pi er. OKO
Robert .Mathews, 140 12*2 ~ jf.:
John Davis,* 143 98 ~
Thomas Hazlet, 152 129 147 83 100 67 70 122 118 50 146 140 18 .3 Oo o'J 1j94
Joseph Caset, li 9 96 106 1*27 98 121 73 131 91 23 9o Co oo 42 03 1332
Judges cf the Supnmt Court. . . ~, ... , nn
Jeremiah S. Black, 158 131 149 97 127 7:1 86 133 131 51 144 144 5i 94 40—1.00
James Campbell, 150 124 149 97 100 55 70 119 127 48 135 144 o7 /8 94
Ellis Lewis, 156 130 149 97 110 64 71 130 127 51 144 144 5t t, 91 4o— 0.6
John II Gibson, 164 129 149 97 110 65 71 134 12. 51 3 142 5. 80 J4 4b- 6j3
Walter H. Lowrie, 158 130 149 97 125 81 86 133 131 ;1 144 144 5. 80 J4 40—1.00
Richard Coulter, 142 112 110 123 JO6 138 78 137 93 29 99
Joshca W. Comlt, 136 106 110 123 90 121 62 131 89 20 93 6. 6 37 64 34—1300
George Chamber*, 13C 107 110 123 105 135 77 13.3 9.3 *.6 33 6J 61
Wilmam M. aMlreditij, 132 106 110 123 6S I*2o 61 128 89 26 94 Gi t>l 3t 63 33—1338
William Jessip, 129 106 lit) 1.3 107 130 77 133 93 26 93 6. 01 34 b3 -9—1381
Democrats in Hainan. Wmus in small capitals, lndepeiidents marked with a r .
SHERIFF'S SALES.
}) V virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Ex
) ponas and .2 lias Venditioni Exponas, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas, and to me
directed, v. ill be exposed at public sale, at the
Court House, in the borough of Lewistown, on
SJTI RD.IY, November Ist, 1851, at 1 o'clock,
I'. M., the following described real estate, to
v. it:
All the interest of Joseph A. Bell in a certain
lot of ground, situate in I nion township, adjoin
ing lands of Yost Voder, on the northeast side
ot the great road leading from Belleville to
Greenwood Furnace, laid olf by a line running
from the said road to the line of the said Yost
Voder, parallel with the east end of the black
smith shop, thence along the line of the said
Voder down the creek till it meets with a line
straight with the fence which encloses the house
yard on the west side, and adjoining the said
road, thence along the road to the place of be
ginning, containing two acres, more or less.—
ilis interest in said land may be seen by refer
ence to an article of agreement entered into the
23d day of August, A. D., 1845, between Chris
tian Zook arid Joseph A. Bell, both of the town
dap aforesaid, and recorded in the office for re
cording Deeds. Ac., in and for Mitflin county,
in book C, page 23D. Seized, taken in execu
tion, and to be soid a s the property of Joseph Jl.
Ml.
ALSO, all the interest of It. H. Montgomery
m a lot of ground in Granville township, con
taining three-fourths of an acre, more or less,
bounded by other lands of K. 11. Montgomery
on the south, on the west by M'Coro's heirs,
and on the north by lands of the heirs of Geo.
.-sharie, with a House, Stable, and other ini-,
provements thereon erected.
ALSO, a tract of land in Granville township,
containing 5U acres, more or less, 43 acres 1
cleared, bounded on the south by lands of John
Kays, on the west by M'Oord's heirs, on the
north by Joseph Bartholomew's heirs, and on
the east by Klias Penny packer, with a Log
House, Burn, and other improvements thereon
erected. Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Robert Montgomery.
ALSO, a lot of ground in Derry township, cen- ;
tainirig 4 acres, more or less, bounded by lands '
of Hugh Hocketiburg, Isaac Stull, and I). J. I
Sills, with a frame House, Stable, and other j
improvements thereon erected. Seized, taken I
in execution, and to be sold as the property oi .
John R rice tin.
ALSO, a tract cf land in Decatur township,
containing lt?8 acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of Samuel P. Lillev, John Burkholder,
' dm Stroup, Joshua Dorman, and others, 100
acres cleared, with a House, Barn, and other
improvements thereon erected. Seized, taken
in execution, a>.J to be sold us the property ol
John Lrltr.
ALSO, a lot of ground in the borough of Lew
istown. fronting Bu feet on Valley street, and
extending hack same width t > public alley,
bounded on the noith by lot of .Martin Drum,
and on the south by lot of L. L. Benedict, with
a frame House and other improvements thereon
erected. Seized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Samuel Hughs.
1). M ix. CONTNEK, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, (
Lewistown. Get. 10, 1851. ) td
.V H. Piuchas. rs at tiic atiuve slii-nirssntct* are hare
!>y 11■ >llfit• <1 that the amount of the sales will L retjnire i
!>•• it I, in ill cineg, iiiiiuediaiety on the property
knocked down, or i( w ill be foriliiviih re sob! to the high
-1 hi.lifer D. MrK C
~s4o REWARD.
F>ROKE the j ti ! of Mitttm county, on the
EL? iiiormng of the 4ih uist., V\ ILLIAM FIL.S
RY. about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, S!out built,
and had a catarrh on the thumb of his RIGHT
hand, which WAS very sore. Also, WILLIAM
C ISAACS, a hoy 18 or 19 years of age, about
5 FEE: 0 or 7 inches high, and rather good look
ing. The tomer \vu~ awaiting his trial tor
passing counterfoil money, ami the iatter for
larceny. The above reward will be paid for
the apprehension and return of the above pri
soners, or S2O for either.
I). M. CONTNER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, )
Lewistown, Oct. 10, 1351. Y 3t
CAUTION.
Tip'lE public is hereby c'utioned not to pur-
I chase nor take in payment, a promissory
ode, given by me to CYRUS BULL KR, of
York, Pa., for eight dollars, bearing date Au
gust ZOth, 1851, and made payable in sixty
days, as Jain determined nut to pay it, having
received no value.
JOSEPH COB. MANY.
Aiilroy, Oct. 10, 1851-Bt.
SPICES of all kinds, fresh and pure, at
opril 11 A. A. BANKS'.
Estate of DA MEL SEACHRIST, dec'd.
IVJOTJCE is hereby given to all the heirs
_L n and lesral representatives ot DANIEL SLA
c'liuisT, late of Wayne township, Mifflin coun
ty, deceased. Whereas, by an inquest for that
purpose, was duly awarded by the Orphans'
Court of the county of Miffiin, and a partition
and valuation of the real estate of said Daniel
Seachrist, deceased, has been made, the report
of which was duly made and confirmed by the
Court aforesaid, at the August term, 1851.
Therefore, you and each of you are hereby
commanded and cited to be and appear at the
general Orphans' Court, to be held at Lewis
town, in and for said county of Miffl n, on the
first Monday in November next , 1851, if you
think proper, to accept or refuse to take the
said premises at the valuation, or show cause
why the same should not be sold, &c
D. IV'cK. CONTPs'ER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, )
Lew* is town, Oct. 3, 1851. It.
ijr osoa .
Estate of WILLIAM JENNINGS, deed.
"TVrOTICE is hereby given to ail the heirs
i i and legal representatives of WILLIAM
JENNINGS, late of Granville township, Mifflin
county, deceased. YY hereaa, by an inquest for
that purpose, was duly awarded by the Or
phans' Court of the county of Mifflin, and u
partition and valuufion of the real estate ot
said William Jennings, deceased, has been
made, the report of which was duly made and
confirmed by the Court aforesaid, at the Au
gust terui, 1851: Therefore, you and each of
you are hereby commanded and cited to be and
appear at the general Orphan's Court, to be
held at Lewistown, in and for said county of
.Mifflin, on tiie frst .Monday in November
:-.f xt, 1851, if you think proper, to accept or
refuse to take the sai l premises at the valua
tion, or show cause why the same should not
be sold, &c.
1). McK EA i\ CONTN ER, Sheriff.
FHLUIFI'S OFFICE,
Lewistown, Oct. 3, 1851. \ 4i
ISEJfiO VAL.
o|>cr;tfioeis osi the TcelSi.
SAIVIUEL BSLFOED DENTIST
\PEERS his services to the citizens of
Lewistown. ami the adjoining counties, in
g- - -TS DENTAL SURGERY, Hav
ing taken lessons ip this branch
--~NU-T 0 f business from the late Dr.
J. N. Mumnct, etui recently frem Dr. J H.
Bressler, of Bellefonle, he is satisfied that lie
wiil be able to give genera! satisfaction. Ca
rious teeth Plugged with Gold, and Incor
ruptible Mineral Teeth Inserted, from a single
tooth to a mil set, on Gold and Silver Fia.e,
also on I'ivot, in the most durabie manner.
All work undertaken by him he will guar
antee to be satisfactory, aud if it is not, the
money will be refunded.
tie may be found at his residence in West
Market street, opposite the Red Lion Hotel, r.t
all times.
Lewistown, Aug. 29, 1851 —tf
BILLY JOHNSON'S
Cheap lionl, Shoe, Sc i'lolli
izi£ Store.
t'TAVING returned from the city with a
. fi. large stock of the above mentioned arti
cles, he is prepared to soil at the lowest cask
■price.
.Men's boots, from .81 25 to £5 9"
Ladies' shoes, from 50 to L 50
Misses' shoes, from 25 to 1 00
Ladies' gaiters, from 1 Ik) to 2 00
according to quality. He is also prepared to
mak" to order ail kinds ul Roots and Shoes, on
the shortest notice and reasonable terms. Re
pairing done by Mr. Rook in the same place.
Persons wanting C'IiOTHING will find
it to their advantage to give him a call, as he
purchases bis goods ior cash, and is enabled to
sell cheaper than those purchasing on credit.
Call aud examine for yourselves, and he will
convince you that he sells his goods CHEAP.
Lewistown, October 10, 1851.
0 AAA l'K-8. LEAD PIPE*, assorted to 2
l litIII ,nc ' iesJ - 25 boxes I C and J X Tin
5 " Plates. 50 bundles cf Iron Wire.
Sheet and Bolt Copper, &0., at
Juu2(J T\ G. FiiANCiSGUS'S.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursuance o? an order uf the Orphans'
Court of Mifflin county will be exposed to
.-ale, on the premises, on
Holiday, Oct. 27, ISSI,
, at 2 o'clock in ihe afternoon, the following de
scribed Real Estate, late the property of
! THOMAS ROBINSON, deceased, viz:
A certain tract of land 3ituate in Granville
township, Mifflin county, adjoining lands of
the heirs of Matthew T. Mayes, Dan'l Brought,
/**■, and the Juniata river, containing 13 acres.
.ill' more or less. The improvements consist
of a house and barn, apple orchard, &.c.
This property is pleasantly situated on the
Pennsylvania canal, about two miles from Lew
islovvn, and is altogether a desirable one.
TERMS. —One half of the purchase money
to be paid on the confirmation of sale —the re
sidue in one year thereafter, with interest; to
be secured by bond and mortgage on the pre
mises. CHRISTIAN HOOVER,
October 10. 1651 —ta Adm'r.
PUBLIC SALE.
"TTTILL be ex;>osed to sale by pubiic outcry
\\ at the house of Isaac Plank, in Union
township, Mifflin county, on SATURDAY,
November 1, 1651, a certain piece of
WOODL A X D ,
situate in said township, late the property of
• Christian Plank, deceased, adjoining lands of
Alexander Gibboney, H. Steely's heirs, John
Hooley, and others, containing
J3O Acres,
more or less. The property will be sold to
gether, or in lots of about ten acres, to suit
. purchasers.
bale to commence at 1 o'clock, p m., on
said dav, when terms will be made known by
ISAAC PLANK,
JOSEPH HAFFLY,
Executors of said deceased.
Union l r >~ October 3, 1851.—ts*
2.
FTMIE BROWN'S MILLS, with DWELLING
J[ Hou*e, Store Room, Miller's House, and
Cjoper Shop. Also, the
Brown's Hill* Motel,
now kept py SAMUEL W. STEWART, Esq., with
large Stables, Garden, and about thirty actes of
first rate (arming land thereto attached. Also,
the new Blacksmith Shop, containing two fires
i and a large shoeing apartment, ail ur.der the
! J&f Jk same roof, new and complete, to
jfffijTTa x gether with sro excellent DWEL
- J 1 IXG HOUSE. Stable, garden
and lot of ground attached. Also,
4L ti■c. l^S£a35 > . t ] ar ., c an j convenient Wagou
I Maker's Shop, now being put in complete re
pair, with a large yard in common with the
smith's shop adjoining.
I These properties are all now occupied, arid
! promise to be among the first country business
' stands in Mifflin county. Possession will be
given on the Ist day of April, 1832. For terms
anplv after the 15th of October next to
| ' ' IS \AC B PARKER,
At Brown's Miils Hotel.
September 2fi, 1651. —ti"
Register's Notice
milE following accounts have been examined
and passed by me, and remain filed of re
curd ia this office, tor the inspection of heirs,
legatees, creditors, and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented ti the next
Orphans' Court of the county of Mifflin, to he
held at the Court House, in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, the S'.h day (J\Yortmber„ 1651, for
: allowance and confirmation :
Ist. The account of George Shade and An
drew Wise, administrators of George Shade,
! deceased.
j 2d. The account of Thomas I. PosHethwaite,
administrator of James Gambia, deceased,
i 3d Th account of William Baker, executor
j of Edward Dougherty, deceased,
j 4th. The account of Jacob Peaohev and Isaac
Yoder, administrators of Michael Hosteller, de
ceased.
sth. The account of John Laughlin, guar
dian of Richard Glasgow.
6ih. The account of Robert Mathews, admin
istrator of Joseph Mathews, deceased.
| 7th. The account of Joseph Alexander, a.l
- ministrator de i>->:iis non of Jacob Hartzcll. dee'd
JAMES 1.. McILVAINE, Register
REGISTER'S OFFLCE, T
I Lewistown. Oct. 10.1851. )4t
"E) iIUoIIES A oreat variety of Hair nud
li 3 Teeth Brush's at A. A. Siyta',