WAH DEPARTMENT REPOftT j
1chcc III made a report year,
in lebfclh "afm6sTrune6,tjalledt We :canndt
pretenc tpjnore.than gjvo ori pbsircl of its
most, important' facia and'Buggeatioris.criiwd
ed as arbi our columns' Willi various and
A close .reduction has been, made in me
j, tjmta,(if lite army1 and. lis Vjteny, The
ntimbar d( troops at present Is 9847 The
law of the last session, prescribed a gradual
reduction to the minimum of 3920. and by
HhVbVglriiiig'-of 1844 this pdini will be reach-
ed It is coiitiuennv oeucveu wiai we pie
cent military establishment of the country
rnay.beepttip a a charge pf 3,l00,00p,
and th'q estimates are to that airiiuint. The
nbolilTon of offices' required ' by "the act
above-referred lo have been effected as far
as that act gave authority
Attention is' again invoked, in the report,
to the dishonored pledge given by the
Qtiatt'crTnaster Goneral, to the Creek
Indians, for the remuneration of their ser
vices in Florida, and as a consideration for
their removal. An act is asked to enable
the 'department to clear the maze of the
toc'colini of .Indian Disbursing agents
aimifiir to ifiai of" I83lt,w'hith Will authorise
transfer of appropriation without actually
drawinj,dullar from tlie Treasury.
It(rappers' that 88,124 Indians have
been temuved (n the regions west of the
m f L'.i.J.l it'll f it-iaa nntA nilniafnila It'ikoo
cast of that river, less then 25,000 souls
remain. The greater portion of these are
under treaty obligations to remove within a
faw vcarsr.i;,''The lime has arrived when we
should. turn our attention or devising some
oral of-'governmenti.may secure peace and
order among these sons ofl the forest, 'and
proiect!bi)tfigains) others. The report here
voters largely into the necessity and duty
tif lite U. S. government to provide for
the moral and intellectual improvement of
he giorjt number. y.hoJiave;.becqme" directly
dependant o'n "the United JSfates .y' their
removal.
The number of pension? on the rpll is
23,035, less by 1490 than at the date of the:
last report; .350 claims on account or re
volutionary services, fiave been presented
within the year, and that 22 warrants have
been issued for, 4,250 acres of land; 410
fur services in the last war with Great Bri
tain have been presented wilding the aame
lime, and that 05 warrants have been isued
lurld,720 acfes of land,
The .report of the ordtr'ttne bureau is
satisfactory, and it said that the system
pursued, will .soon provide munitions of war
commensurate with our wants.. A national
foundry .oV a limjied scale is suggested,
where-iron may be tested, and models for
ordnance fabricated. Some legislative
provision-is needed in reference to the lead
mines and mineral lands, on account of
difficulties between claimants of the lands,
and tliosengaged in mining and holding by
lease from the government. It is recom
mended iliiM'the reserved mineral lands in
the north part of. Illinois .and the Teiritories
f Wisconsin afj'd Iqwa be. allowed to be
pld in lots of ten acres each, at a. minium
prirrr of Jen' dollars' per7 acre,
Considerable progress has Been made in
he survey of trip norlhAvqstem lakes, and
prepositions for its continuance the nexi
feason' liave been made, which will enable
,'i'eJHir''.e of the. work to accomplish.
nun; wan waa praciicanie uurinir tne last
year. I he, surveys for the defences' of
Soller!8.flats4 and of Delawa e Breakwater
barbor are completed. Those for llio ile
seifte 'of'Safid'Hook, and ihe lia'rbor and
toyr. of I'orismoiiih, NeW1' riant pslifro", are
in execution', ;as will as.tnilltary.neconnnis
sahce of the, penjnsula of Maryland, south
of the, city. An expensive and verv
thorough reconnoissance of the defence of
NjOrlfeaiisVernbracing n laige extent ofterrl
torj, iss beecpmpleled,. The Red rfverJ
raft ha?, been ,rernove.dv The appropriation
i SlOll.OOOVnude at the last session of
Cu.ijjjresjfor the iniprrjvemenl pV certain
rmrsii baid'td bo enjirely inadequate ami
will be money thrown away unless increas
ed, - -
A survey' of the country north of the
Mr u'..t i . .
i-iioiyiiui iidvui( uwcn uurn)iciEo, ii is in
tended to cause a similar survey of ihe,
country south of that.riv.er, embracing, the
approaches to the Rocky Mountains, their
leverai "passes', and' gradually thf regions
between them nnd our1 possesipis on tle
P.icilic, Atteiitinjfg'ag'ajii, uivteil to the
R!J!d ISPMftaijca.ofiitablishrng' a' qliin of
militiry poma extending from the. Council
bluflV to the month ofthe-Cntiinibia River;
of' w'hich a' plan aifd estimalq of ihe ejcpnnse'
Mislaid before the Military Committee of
astsessi..n.
The condition and utility of the West
PojptSchnnJ are warmly commended. .The
ffP'?tJs ofj the several bureaux of the depart,
toenkare spoken of universally as favorably
. and ihe suggestion which Mr. Spencer has
based1 on them, wniild. if carried hut In nil
t&eir details', occupy ihe whtde attehlion of
' THE PbriSlfFlUli REPORT
t,'romlifl Postmaster General s annual;
pieument We get the following fitijfs:
I'ljcro are 13.733 Iv09tni38lfirs and (Jeikj
2343 CpnttaeAojs, and Agents; rn(j tli,e
transportation durmt; llie year, envere a ills-,
Uwt of 34.835.991 miles.. The whole
amount of mail transposition for the year
ending June 30i1i, 1841, was 34.906.555
miles, at a contract cost of $3,159,375.
1 he whole amount vf transportation for ihe
year ending Juno 30th, 1812. was
p 1.635.81! miles, at a contract cost of $3,
097, ni.
ThttftotihUf.cculiUUlofthajrjefarl
mcnt for" the year ending'Junef' fl84i, was
estimated, In the renoirtuif Decferrtbilp. ast.at
4,4?0;000. The'rejenuo tabe ,drriyejij
fmin nosiare, .fec4 inihe same, repDM, Wis
estimated at, t4,389,000. , ,Thef .nmo'uni
.estimated for the expenditure did not lit
clUdo Ihe'" stlths " duer ' bv 1 ihe' tieparfrne'R'
prior w iiie-iiai iviarcn, iaii. i hub rx
hibltfng a protaldy liabfliiy rif t?l l6,bQP,
beyorjdtSjCs.ilmalcd curreni. receipts, of Jjjat J
The 'g"ross"fcx'pendilurcs rif'tlie1 'De"ptiH
meni AirUie yeiir, ending. 30th June, 1842,
so far .i they have been audited and pilid,
are $4,027,710 02 -exceeding ihe amount
derived from postsge.dufing the same year,
$81,470,49. The. amount of expenditure
for die current Fiscal year, for the service
of this, Deparlment, may be slated by way
of estimate, in round numbers, at $4,390,
000. This estimate does, not inrlude Ihe pro
bably expense of ihe new routes established
by Congress al ihe last session, none of
which, have vet been- put (n operation
The probably costs of jSthese routos per year
will be $130,000. making the. whole estim
ates expense $4,020,000.
The cost of rail road transportation, for
the htal year elands at $432,568. The
whole length of mail road in the United
Stales is rlUOftSY miles'; costing. $3,087,
796M Of fliio length -of maii road; only
3091 miles is rail road transportation,, at a
cost of 8632,508- Qply one forty-eighth
pari of the whoje number, of miles , coi-iing
one seventh pari of the gross um.-f-.(f$at'.
PosU .. I
. - . i n i i-.. p. a 1 1 . : -i-'f
Mutiny oft' Board' the U. Si Btxg So'mts'
OneMidtihipmanandJwo oier offi
cers hung.
' From the New York papers of Saturday .
we learn llie particulars of a' horrible trans
actfJnoh board the U. S.bng of w'ar Somers
Oiipt. McKensfe, Which arrived at N.York
in , VVJedhesdiy, last, from .ilie.'.Ooas'l, or Af
rica', where she had been eruilsing for some,
(nnnths, in nrdcrMo protect American trier
chu.t vesseliri from the. iiterrupliUn,ol Brit
is'i ' cruisers searching for slaves., The
Somers lefi Liberia on, the 1 lib bf Noyem
ber, an! loUchedat'St.Th"omas Oliver voy
ago hither. She I fuSi. 'Ifhomas'on'theOih
of December, and on thai day -the. capinin
observod disorderly move'irieinis among the
crew, which excited Jils.siiapicioiis of inten
ded mutiny., He saw nothing definite,
however, or sufficient to warrant, the. at rest
of any: lie contented himself therefore,
with ordering all his officers lo w'e'ar 'side
arms, and proceeded on li.s voyage?
They had been out but, two days when
some of the crov informed liim of llie ex
istence1 of a plot on board, xy.hich was im
mediately jo.be nut )p fxecu.ionjT The
plan was 'to murder the Contain the higher
officers and all others wfiutuOutd'flOl.jofrr
thenifo seize thcvesscl and 'eoniiri'her
into .apirate shtpsShe'ii orie'of the swift
esi sailers in ihe sevjee, and i( w,a i(us
supposed lhat she wo.uiUba most co-nplrtely
fitted for (he purposes lo which they design
ed, she. should be applied. Thev intended
fust to watch furebme one of the Liverpool"
packets-teXfe 'tLdf to bring out a large
quaiititjrof specie-lb seize upon and plun.
d?r Jjpr aiid then, sajl for. some more remole
porljop.of the, sea. This information wag
given lo jhe Cjplarn by one of those who
had been originallV engaged in thVplbt, buV
had siibsequeiilly; repented and betrayed
their murderoiis designs.,
T.'&W?'on.:,ke of December.. The
y.;,P.Wi .immediately ordered all hands "on
deck, and .ordered thoscof tlie'crevv1 wIiq'
were opposed lo him to gq upon ihe for
ward1 dick. Passe'd Midshipman. Spencer
son of John C. Spencer; our Secretary of
(far, the Boatswain's Mate and the Mas
ler at Arms, immediately led ttie way, arid
were followed by thirteen, apprentice, and
about 'sixty of the r crew., ' They arrayed
themselves upon tiis lorward deck, w'lth
out duubrsuppdsjng ilnd they would be
followed by agreat proportion of the crew,
Gaptiiiri MclCeiizie instantlv ordered jhern
lq he pu( in irons. They' were shackled
and Bei-urely confined.
lil! llie eveiiin'g.a'. Court' Martial was sum
moned, Spencer and-his two companion,
as Ihe ihree ring-leaders, were tried, con
victed and, senlenced,;diid the next morn
ing iL'ertJiUng:aWiC.yurii:arm. -'-The rest
were bro.tighl inio ibis port, where ihey are
still ilt'ept in.ishackles 'and close': confine
rnenl. . ... : m ; c .n,
The Spencer family has been attended
witi,a.sud fatality. '. We hear thal'one" of
ihe sons of the Secretary or War is now
in Sing Sing; another "has fled lo Texas,
after forging his father's'ilauie;ihe hird bits'
lost his life-it. one of' the vessels of his
country, not an deck like a brave seaman,
but al ihe yiiVd irm' like" a felon!
Spencer was about .nineteen 'yearsof
age, aim receivcu ins watrani as a midship
man ou the 20th of November last. Like
Ins brother, rwhbffTtMireirif.hef papers so
largely for Ills misconduct snmefc months
I. . I . I . t I I M .
ago. no. uas obcii u sau icnow f rou ,us, ooy
!"'fd, u
The unhsppy ycung man was Ust year
altai-hed't'ii ilie:Brzi)iari squadron, IIv.
ing' upon' that stUpi committed some of.
lences lor yiuch ie wss arrested and would
doubtless have been cashiered; the affair
was compromised by sending him home,
under a pledge thai upon his arrival in the
UnitedSiates he would immediately resign
i ins pieuga was noi Kept and ueini! in
(.comraiigion, ho wis ordered to tin Somers
oh botrd tot tik'Ml trtf 4a rtd.fel'
has bnn 'te'BoHl: itrntr; the circumstihcea
already felw4i ' ' ' & 9V ..
Xhodt Island. TW .trial ol" Colonel
Cooley, charged with Treason, for acting
as a Representative otlitschy of ProVI
dence(ji ,tie cortleatiegiBla'tttre, (sb.Kall
cd)on;thc 3d ami 4ih May los)i cajtirj' o'ti
on WeiinesdayiLtke 7ih' inet. beforf llie Si
preine Court' desfactriv 4
The Court after oileclion and argument,
prrnfited(1h"e fplfowlngiiiiustMlqUfsjonJ
db pui id every juror--wo you rccogniEt
the existing Government of tills State as the
lawful Government therbbil
The dial occupied three dsysl the Go
vernment pressed hard fop couvlclion--proved
Kooley to be a traitor but the jury
could not 8grceV They ;storfd seven for
,' V t : ' " ,.. I' ..1.
cnnvicumi, anu, nve. inr arquiuai. j ne
authorities of Hhiule Island, whether lega
or illegal, . will du, well by abandoning a.11
these prosecutions. , . .
' i I"',
The One;Man Potber'lin tliB'town of
Windsor, Mass. She VVhigs elected their,
candidate to the Legislaturci , in 1S40, by a
majority, of one. In 1841, the Democrats
elected their candidate, by a majority of one
And in 1842, Ihe Whig! have again elect
jd their candidate by a majority of ope.
GVirid beef was recently sold al Cinr.lh
nat'i, b the quantity, at three quarters of
a .cent perpond
JULIA A. daughter of Mr. Samuel .VIplii.lr
oC'Ploom ;towrisTiipft' ' ' c
Dec. I2th, iii Mifdisnn, by Elder John
Sutton, Mr. STEPHEN HENRY to
Miss MARGARET PI ATT ' J '
M'F'h'k.0;" crl' of tW Oipbsn'B, Cou
' Thursday. theM 2th. day or January next.
V."lbik in.lheVorehbdlf 'tVilllam i ikeler
AdmintitMter, jtcdi or teob 'Ac, late of Mbuni
picaaint township in ssid county, deceased, will
expose to Sale by'iy& Vendue, upon the pre-
'.40 ACRES,
orthehohh'ciiiorl eerlaniltrict pf land situate
Hit Pi"'".! TovnjH.p, adjoining Daniel
ftm.'Itahl M'Carty. fidward Lavrrtnce.and
V. lllidm Ilceler containing
.SS Acres
and about FOTrrY.Fnr:n Ar.uvVt nfi-,A i-i.
J, - - - a vaaMif ym -vauaau I It 1 1 U
qxx the prcmlscvhut no buildings Into tfcfl Pitate of
nu.uriciicu,..suuuie m tne township' ov Blount
- . ...,WV wu,.y iui rMiUt
JKVOB B YE R Li ' Clerk.
Danville, Dec. 2tth 1842. '
SWmiSSmfSi .BASsSB. .....
15
Y virtue df a Writ of test, fi; fa:; lo me directed
I Will llc:f!Tflnfil:(,S niiWI.i.lo -ni ,l,ni f
Houneih Danville, on Saturday", Dcc'.!'31fc't 184t.'at
10 o clock A7 Mi' '
Jl certain Zot, of Ground situate 'in
tiount PfeaSaht townkli'ipCoIuinbia co. containing
7'wclve acres'.'and j acres, more or Icsa, adjoining'
lands' of Mathias Sliinninn. D-inirl iMl.r r,.t,
Stcter, laaac 'hhe, John Mcleck and Samuel
uman, onwmcnis erected a
LOG HOUSE
3 SAME 'B'i.'KlT.
Sclted, taken iii elocution, end to be sold as 'the
property.of Elisha Dl Stctler.' ' i
JOHN FRUIT, BheruT: '
JiiKRirr's OrricK, Danville, J
SESSION REPOJRTJER.
Tlic rcnnsylvania Reporter,
7s "published at llartliliutg Pcnnja. on every
islature, and jnee a week during ihu remainder of
the year.
The terms arc Fpr . one year toiiei uotiins,
For tlio session two pqiians.
Arrangements foe a full and impartial -report of
tlie proceeJings or both Houses, ot Assembly, 'Jiavo
.liceiilinje. The cluracter of tbo paper as a faith,
ful clironiclo of tho doihgg of the legislature", 'shall
not silflcr deterioration while in ou charge.
Wo do n.ot, consider it xiercssa'ry. to.'cntcr into a
detail of tho p,ilitical doctrines we advocate., All
the bhcrfiies of the Wrier since Its establishment
in 1827, have hecn'directe'd to" tho 'advancement of
the pure principles of pemocbxct,- and to their
permanent ascendency in every department of llio
giwcriment. Tho pap'er has ' been sustained by
the, liberal, patronage of kind friends, and we .tjust
it vU ,lot oie their countenanco and support or
tnai'ot tne acmocracy oi ma state, in our course
the future of which shall be a reflection of the
past; '
JOHN H DIMOOK CiJ.
Anv'parson who will procuie us five, uessionsub
scribers, and. forward us ten dollars, shall reccivo Ihe
by Ht-MUv. t?t. Ik'rkWsser, Mr, JOSEPH
E. llARKLEY. nf !,;,&..: . m.'I.
i
Rcportei" gratis, tor one year.
UsrriiVurg, Dec. 10, 1612.
CASH"-, ,
lfE.''uKbVs,' ar6( aneceivfric;
shd.yvlllfnpenlfcw days, the RiJEiP,;
EST.Hnil UEST.asiiorlm'enl of poods .fever
hru.ughlJoMs, markjt, iVhjbh. HtiLiSt'Jpf
ter.nined to Vrii for tfAsll ttd.PUPPHCJi?'
N ' A 91 5 ' e; it. ni'GGljqb'
No vi 8, 1842-28, . ..'.' i,
-W-T-
CI1AUI..E;.S KAHJ.ER, tllankfulfor past fnvors
respectfully onnounces lo his iilln.cr0.ua
friends, And tho public,generally, that JiC still f?ii
tlnbcs to fcdrfy dn'tlie'abijvtj busihcssinall its van
ous uraticbcstt'tlila old' ttahd;ori trie' cornefiof
Maine & East slrccU) Where III) lttjpes by fill lbip
experience in busiliessoihat-he Is prepared to attend
rtnd execute (ill orders in his line, of business with
the Utmasl,pttlnctuallity.and wormanlike ma,nn'r. ds
dBnnbt,fai),to.rcn'der satUfaction hi all Ihosi? 'wbtJ
mijf fdvdr' him' With a call. Particular attention
paid to cutting, arid good fits 'warranted.
N, D. All kind of- country- produ'ed takch.ln
exchange, fat .work, ahU cash 'will not be refudi .
Wlooimburg, Dec. 3,1842. 32, ,r
- - f - i. : i v- '. .'
L'ECJifUftrJ ON ENGLISH '6RAMMAR,
fMHE utiCersianeil.RropoRei delivering a .fiourse!
B of lectures on B.pranimari Consisting of. 30
lectures for Ihe Vcneft(of such youhg pe'rs'hns as
havi'Hot arl bnpo'rfuntlv of a'ttendirifeschoil In the
da'y.tlmcand"wlJo'!arci desirous' of becoming' dc.
nuaihtcd v':th' tho'cAmmar of tile EnRllshlanauaDe.
Three lectures will btfdelivered.cach week, onisuch
evening's asrmay.be.most suitable.. TJiOse desirous
of uniting to form, melius for. the" above purposc.wii
please mane eariy application nnu icarc uieir iiuiir-8
at cither of the printing ofllces In Bloonlsbbrg; ,of
llie subscriber, uioruer to commence as cariy-as
pbssibli. ' '
JflSElTl UJllIitlS,.
BloomsburgNov. 19, 1842. 30. .. ,
IS hcrcliy given, that we have this day bought at
Co'istabe Bale, as the property dMsatc'.Buss,
the following property, to witi -one red Roane
Mare, one sett of llarness and CoJIars,- one Hied,
twenty-seven acres bFKye on the ground, three
acres of Wheat on the ground, one I'lough, and
one Harrow.and one two horse Waaaon and have
left the same iii-ihc poscssion bf the siiTd'Blifcff, dlir
ing our pleaure,and forbid anyporsofi taxing lliem
fromdiim, either by purchase, or otherwise, without;
our consent. a , ,, , Ji
B. St J. LAZARUS.
: li 'KT no tain
NOTICE
havpUN
chased' al Joiistable ' s'alt,v s the, 'property of
Harm an l.euion, bncbrn's mahtle deck', ohe'shoitt,
and one acre of wheat iu tho ground, and have left
ihe same in his possession duTiog'Snv-plcwure.
JAMES ft" iEMONi ,
Dec. 0,1742. 33 .
-NOTICE ,
IS hereby given, that t have purchased as tho
property ofWllha'm faillic, ono mantle clock,
lor $3,25, one corn'er.cub.board 3,G2i, one wash
stand $1,00, one bookcase f 0,00, one cooking
stove $6,00, one slcigli $1,0,36,. tiro sells of harness
$0,00, o'no'loV of lumber 1,00', one beaUfc'su 'Ob, J
and have left the same in, his posscsslon'durlhg my
nle-'Oirei" and liercby1 caution ill persons not to 1
take it f'om him either by purchase or othenvise
without' n?- cmuent.- , : i
UHUIIUU Li. IVl.UJ,.;
GlL'AM'TIOHs
S.7 - TV
w
HEREABr.theiHonor6ble Eitrs
Ir WIS,
,PrcsuJcnt,ofthe,C9tirt, o,f jUycron
,Ol I
n
rnlians' uourt in tne cigntn iuuici;
composed of tho counties of NorthUraiicrlarn'
(Jiiion, Columbia "and" Lycoming; and tho Hor.
William Donaldson' tnit George, MacfclEs
qui ics, Associate Judges jn, Columbja couQy,have
i i i .t. i : j.u .u- ,! i
1W !n ih rear of our Lard one thousand
eight hundred and ibrty.ttvo.und to mo directedor
hnblinf. '
A Court of QyrrTmd'TeTrhi'ner, and Gni-cral-
Jail' J)efivrry, General Quarter
Sessions of the P'iace, Common 'Pleas
" and Orphan's Colirl. K '
IN DANVILLE, in the' County of dojiimbii,
ot the, third Monday f January ext, (being' the
ICt 'dAV) and to continuo twb weeks i ' ' ' " '
Notice is therefore ' lierbvr 'givcii id'
Ine Coroner, tho Justices of the Peace, and Con.(
stub'lcsof the said county of Columbia. tha they
be (lien' ond therd'In thfcir proper. persons, at 10
p clocK ln uie iorenoon or aoiu uny, uieir
rccor:di;'inquisilions and other remembrances,, to
those thingswhich to their offices .appertain to
he.dprio Arn those that are bound by rccognij
tsnces, to prosecute agaiit the prisoners, that a.rc
Cr may bo in the Jail of saldcouniy of Columbia,
are to be then and there io prosecute against them
as shall be just, Jurors are roquested -to be, punc
tual In thcir attendancc, ,egrroabIy, to their lipticps,
Dated at Danville,, the t6tb day of Dec in
tho year of our Lord, one thousand.' eight
hundred and, forty-two and in tho' GT year
of tho Independence of tho United 'Bta'tes
of America.-
JOHN FRUIT Shelff,
Sntnirr's ,Ormiv Danville, , ) ' .. ,
t.Pec, 18,12. J
Stone CoaL
AA TON'S Superior Qualily Coal for sajo
m-w ri s A', "NORMAN,
lhat wo lire this Bay Mupil','
Uonst&bre todn. Halho nrAncrtv HtEliwil
Iwo horse Waggoti, o'ri ijiaiy7L)iddcnww Losj
Chalh, two Grey Afares, two sets Hai'riess UfiUm
ond Uridlesftme single liih'eh'bpiir Cfteck Lih'eJ
(bur Trnco Chains, ono.Lb)$61ed, thrco Hogs, oho
Uow, ono Plough and Doubletree, seven Gccse;onS
WlrlrJ Mill, Clio Iron Beeop .ifeovcl, one Mihllb
Clock, bh bbshfcls.Piitatoiis, olio ttiaW, Dox and
Knife, fifteen Harrow teeth, two thirds of six Acre
or Whcar,,lw.o..UIfjUdf:pvcntccii,Act,es ,ofv jtye;
and havc.l((ft.tbo(samcin)(ie, possession oTthc said
SJmitli, dunnVou.r.peasurc, and iorBid ady person,
taking them frorti him cith'cfc ly puVchaHj; orotheri
Aisc, without bur consent,
' J : WM. .'McKBLV V tc Co.
Dec. 13. 1812. i,t .'
i
COLUMUt A' COWfAIY
TEMPEHANgE 80,ClETVv
WILL hold its, anuu,al,mcctlng sp, jTbursdayj
the 5th day pf January, 1843,, at.is o'clock
Al, In tho town of CiltawiBiia.' 'If iB "hoped that all
Uio auxiliary SBcletts t crid trp full numbers of
DelegalWlvthrutl"re,pprtiarlhVtr'tidlng8 'and ell
the interesting informatlon'tlicyienn gather in teJ
lation to tbo subjecti nnd all bdtjtticp; who havd
hitherto not becomo auxiliary to t,he-,Qounty Socie
ty, ond any, saw societies thiit hav6 been formed
within the past year, arc cordially Invited io tend
Dcldgates wllh a, copy of. their Constitution ,apd a
list of beil!merilb'e"rs, and unite' themselves"' 'to our
eoclely. All friendly tr the cubo arc invited t
a' tend. The, Delegates iH ;reapettfHlljf requested
to come prepared,, if, possible, to remain ufatil tbo
hrJxl day, so.thatj-thq society may hvp'iill timctd
have all the reports anil have a' fulLdUcussToh of
tho subject v '
, JOHN C. G'llIEH, Brest;
I James 'McMahdti.
Secy't,
.'
Drc. 17,. 1843. f rffi'
N.. All newspapers friondly to, tWeeausc irf
tho CoUntyarVrespectfully requested. to copy thirf
notice. : j ,!
j IS hereby gien.
IS HEitEDY 'GiVEQ,
TO all Jegiitecs, credItorstahd" other persons in
tcrested in 'Uie'esMtes ' of theyrespective do'
cedents and minora, that the fldministrit"tion- ac- '
counts of the said cstatcir'hs"ve'';bert'fileJ irr the
Ofiico of the Register of the' codnty 'bfCoIu'mbiaj
and will bo presented for confinnalion aid'allowi
ince to the Orphan's Uourt,.to be held. at Danville, '
in and for the courjlyjaforesaid.on, Monday thel6UiX.,.
day of January next at 2 o'clock.'?. N. "
. 1. The account of Jowoph - Bfobst ;Exccutor of'
the last will and testament of Lawrcnto Christ lt(f
qi caltawissa, township, deed. '
, 2. -The acco'unt of 'Benjamin tJcaber, guardian of"
the minor children of Joseph C. Cleaver late of
Cattawisaa township, 'dee'd.-' ' n jjs 'T
1 CHARLES, CONNEK,r.i?egtJ&r?,
RiRtsTsn's Ornct, DanyJUe,-) ,
December 15, 1842. v. H n'
18 hereby given, to atl cbacerntS, that weba,er-'x
; jiujtuaocu, m wuiuiamc'saip, as me prr
erty of James dirton, two thuds pf,K23, menaAifi"
grain in the srrodrfd. ii icirca''dfn;ew rrrouiid' Wheit':
h,, . I I I
one Mantle Clock, 'one' Dfnint Tabid, "ond Bc'rj'?
Bed JUig, one Iron' Kettley one Weaving Loom, one
Plough; one Harrow, 'one Sled, one Black Cow.ono
Cutting Box, onoset,ofswglctHarnesg, one set of
Harness, one lot of Geers. one Stran of Bells, onu
lot of Hay, one lofrbf Oats, bnc swarm of Bees, J
one Grind Stone, two.lqts of Potatoes.. In tho hole '
one Cradlo and'Scy the, ono Gras's'Scvlhe. ono voke ll
bf Oxen, and ilave-Jeft the snmbi in , his rIiHtcinru ?,
during our pleasure, and all person; .ar ,cs)uUncd
from uurchasini; or otherwise .tafcintr them from J.
Kim Withmit'.r'rnni it' " J . F
I
' "'i JACOB'L.fllRtCjft
J'BTKlWiEIDYi"
" ' ' '.: .J ' h
Dcc t3I84S.
fS hereby given to all (concerned,- that; tyc -fi
purchased of Peter It. Miller. , iwo bav linr
If
;iav3
nrscoF,
ncsses foi thrre horses, tliree ows, 'tHrK'runinc;
steers, two yearling' Jie3fere,'tWo" laiUelliA"g!circ,
nineteen shcep,:tWftpIoughsi onfcharrowzpncjslcd,
one windmill, pne half of, fprtyjocrfjjpf I jieafen
(he ground. 20,0 durcn,,she4jyc-i,pf wteat inVjlip.
barn, seventy-live bushels of 'Corn Iii "the Crib, onckiv
love, one clock, and have left the same in i n nnsS
esalfn'duriii'gour ,plcasurcVind'forlid any Wi'soij
(skins them from hiu,'ieitheribyipurcha!06t blherl
wisp.ttHnauw our.consciit : . ,
AAIIUW. HQPIS.,y, iJ,
FHEDKAIU .SIIAPI'!(T'.v
Bloom township, llec. 0, 1842. t ' ji'Jg
it i'.i-i
NOTICE
IS'hireby given lo ial; conccrucdj ,ihpl,I Jjjjp
purchased at'consliiVJei Icj.a tnpropejly of
Arthur IlardjV.onellbriP,, one Sjelgh','"enoi-t.of
llaincss, cullinWJox', pnp'.c'oil StdvcajnuVwrUiriR
Desk, ono !ia1Ye'left the iame'in his 'possr'ssloif dur
jng my pleasure', 'iiiJ esrbtlori all penwiui! agaiitt
laaing incm troni mm wiiuwuriuy.wii iHtift
Dec 17 IS IS, ., , M-
IS hercbytBlTC i, tha l.havo bought. on JUo ipI
day of Nny, lastat fnsteule,ale.tht following
propcrty.pt unatjes Aiungnt, to wii: omj ;.
brown Co iv', ond' ono rc'i'&! white Cow, and -ItaVo
left the said piopcrty'in' possession if tht'fcald Al
bright, duririg my pleasure; and fordid-ariy person
"taking them from him, .either, by, purchafq or other
wise, without my content.
Monteur tp, Dec, 3, 18 12.
THU ESTATE- OF WILLAM
lwrOTiyE5 is hqte,by given, that letters Ustamen-
1 tarv bave been granted to the subscribers, rc-i-.
!J . . " ...ui ..,...!, I.... ...:n e
sluing in Mauison lowimmj'. uj'u,, ",h u,
Wm. Wclliver, lato'of Madison townshlp.aforestiil
dcc!d. therefore, 11 persons ipd.erjtcd to said ritalr,
!aro requested lo. make pay numt, ond all havhig
claims, (o present them for iettlwcnt
r,?'rI, JOHN" WELtllVEH,
RlCHAllU DEMO IT,
i i .ft EWMatVl
Jersrytovm, Oct. 23, 181.-t7-ew, ., i
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